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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
4 FOR AUGUST. 1871
The Atlantic FOR August really with brilliant list OF contributors
WHITTIER, ". H.,
HOWELBS. II. JAMES j.,
HIRAM RICH, JOHN FShE.
J. " DE FOREST CLARENCE KING,
EMILY l.. FORD l.. d. RICE,
JAMES r. FIELDS, and others.
ARTICLES AND WRITERS
JOHN q. Inc SINGER
H. JAMES.
Encyc OF
j.. W.
CLARENCE KING............Th Descent Of Mount Tynda
". ID. HOMELLS heir !" gVuhY
y.
EMILY g. fORD .
T. .Dckens Readings America
with many Original Letters
.Neewoyes and swan Madens
HIRAM RICH MIXERS maqrgal
q. A teiis'
My Fathers ShiUwreck Recent Literature.
TERMS.
Tbiry-fve number - Two copies 81 ave
copies 10, copies, $50 and - for each additional copy,
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The first article in The Catholic World is de-
seted to the doctrine Of papal Infabiity, aud pre-
,ens snguarly lucid exhibition Of the principles on
which the Catholic priesthood claim absolute authority
Dver the human intellect and conscience II the reason
an in this paper correct the pretensons Of the Church
are the logical consequence Of the fact OF revelation
The alcontents who reject the decision OF the Vatican
Couuc are rebels and They have tramped on
the Catholic faith. by defying the authority of the
bishops and Of the pope The anathema OF the Church
has snitten them by Just sentence of excommunica-
ton and they are doomed wther and die and into
sblvon Other articles Of interest in this number are
IN 1.-THE Serial Literature OF England f." and " The
secnlar not Supreme" commenting recent pub
lcatiops Of Judge Hurlbut and DR.. Bellows,
hoth Of whom are said 10 he from instinct
and education hearty haters OF the Catholic
Church the one warning against her from the aheistic
point Of view and the other clothing his hatred 10 Christ
in a Christian gaTb.
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Nfw Publications.
ID Ar ~H ioN $40 AND ISL BROADWAY
Publish this day:

vol, dVo pAVVT 'V''I'' "
almost PsEtloss" belongs TO class oi ho'eS " Fp'y
[ 1 not an agb,Ol or corrupt The leading character
oftbe novel zea Raen Rdecl "slmo" hueN noble spec
, Of mobile Esgi.hwomm The plot Of the books interesting and
III. sentiment pure and elevating
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The following are the closing quotations for Foreign

od ,ee.,p,s 4178376 Currency payments S497,96l a
Gold nAvments 2l2sy7 80 Currency balance. 40 la5 -
Customs.
Cnrrency receipts .... 1888 20
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OUR YOUNG FOLK >
FOR ATGVST. ls7l.

OF II GUVNF TOLNo
FOR AUGUST, l57L
CONTENTS and His Fortunes; Chap XX On the
Farm Than KILL Jack pulled the ReiRoo Chap AXlll,
JACK visits The Basin T TKowBBIDGE Journey San
Franc SEQ by HDA RosRyELT Sewing Oem) BY JOSEPHINE Pol
LARD TIE Girl who could write Composition Part IT, by Ella
BErE STUART PHELPS Hunted Whppoorwi, by C. A.
STFPHESs tumble Bees Nest HayFed (Pceml by GEORGE
F. WoRK obi Fish by HARVEY WILDER One Little
Indian Boy Part WEEKS Short Cstechsm Poem,
Nv H. H. little Cues, story by Mrs A. DAG About Kites and
Thing Tag (Pnem) by MARAs DoUGLAsi orr
The Evening Lamp containing An Entertainment
under Difficulties, G.. h. BARTLBTT Refuses etc.
number 80 for I've snhscnp
tons THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY and OUR YOUNG FOLKS,
a. YOUNG FOLKS and EVERY SATURDAY, 80.
For sale BY all Booksellers and Eewsieslers.
JAMES r. OSGO0D Il Co. Publishers Boston.
EP DUTTON Co. 3 Broadway New York Special Agents for
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There ha been nothing done in gold worthy OF special
comment the preponderanoe OF the days business being
at 112l though sales were made at 1929 and ll2i For
gold loans the Hat and per cent for borrow
ing The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows:
Gold cleared ? ~
(olIh
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES All THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
l04 O'CLOCK A. ".


oao n &. pl .ll5i 1000 U. 3. &C. CurencT. .
i5p onp m s21 Goa ~ llJ 1000 T. S. 1910 COa...lJ
500 o. s. $50 Reg .......li4 500 ~
S,. BOHdsBdnk and RdiiroaGkJp
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Deaths in Brooklyn last week, m; smallpox !;
scaratiba, lJi under one year, So
In the Marine Court, yesterday, beforelJudge Cur
Us, VIM Oliver aud Geo H. Banks the c0Ore
Neptune recovered $3.50 damages from Capt Peabody
Mary Ann Taylor, and Ellen Saunders we'll
known thieves eau s yesterday by Maoouga oper.
atng the pockets OF several ladies ia front OF
The body found Oh Sunday in the North River at
the foot Of hths hss been dendd Jagg
WHO dsappe from his residence No West Forarts on
Jsu. l6
The through grading of West Eighty-thirl-st.. be-
tween the Boulevard aud E- taye Is Der Last
the grade somewhat modified are
called on 10, sll3 Otl
David Wemyss Jobson applied, yesterday, to JUS
tce Hogan at tie Ons O Share
United states Marshal AID two Tlans who Lsd roughly
thrown him from the Office Of the Latter Official The applicant said that
he bad there make complaint sgan GEN Sharpe TO the
lniiei States District Attorney for alleged The
ae declined TO interfere IN the matter referred Jobson tie
United States Attorney General
The Hudson River Brick Boatmen's Association Mt
meeting At the foot Of Bank North River yesterday voted una
laons to adhere 10 The solution passed By ago. There
eit .sou 81 members present aud
sno the passage Of the resolutions Joined
.'oh ana Numbers least ~ those
on Of bne Although hu s cirgo-s
e tie the fsics have all been mad, demanded
e DoAnn and thus practically the been
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

Marshall Division, Sons of Temperance, will
hold public meeting, this evening at No. 229 Bowcry.
Horace Greeley ana other speakers oypectcd to al
DIRE sslJhc meeting
b. i. Teift, Ii. D., will speak before the
Polytechnic Association, this evening, the atwood
Steel Process" and Prof James A. whitney viii read
paper On the "COnstruc1On OF Road Surfaces"
The annual calico hop of the Americus
Coterie, composed Of young gentlemen Of the Tenth
Ward took place last evening at Irving Hail. The music
by DodWOIth was good ana dancing was continued until
daylight.
A Ladies' Fair, for the benefit Of st. Mary's
Hospital for Women and Founding Asylum In Brooklyn
will open Monday April 10, at the Academy OF Music
and continue two weeks. The Hospital is under the
charge the Sisters of Charity. During the past year
furnish medicine, and medical and surgical treatment
erdtuOuely, to over 1,2OO; more than % per cent
cured, and the remainder derived much benefit.
John Savage made speech yesterday at the
Fenian Convention, in which he expressed his opinion
that the Fenian exes rather hastily assumed TO dictate
and command the Of the Fenan Brotherhood
the United States. He referred to the fact that the
Fenan organization representative body, whereas
the position assumed by the eAiles in forming Drec-
tory thoroughly &c variance with the instincts and
policy OF American citizens. According to the cOnsu-
ton OF the Fenian Brotherhood, the name Fenian"
cannot be given up The members here and chccred
heartily. Tie address was received by the Convention
and referred John Mitchell indOrses the Directory
formed by tic eXes, and haa sent them check for So
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
CLOVIS.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMEN.

~ Tie Home JOlTNL
The "DprbyN is the fashionable OVcrCOat this
Spring, ana is made follows; The back il cut as for
surtou rather long in the waist and the skirt in proper
tOn with side edges in the pas and four buttons The
iorcpart is cut the same as Chesterfield and made to
wear open ne collar helng Gnt sofo 10 kGep tS me- i3s %
Of the "overfrOct behind and the grace and elegance
"sack" Chesterfield in front, is a very popular
English garment and likely TO supersede the old style OF
Spring Oyercoat The cloths most worn are Veneuans,
ing and the most fashionable cOOrs are drabs OF light
AID medium shades mouse tan, slate gray and Ee new
CLOTH the faengs plain the edges doublestched turned
in orraw-edged, and the sleeve finished with loose,
In udcrcoas the dOuble-breased English frock is the
leading coat of the season and is more than ever fashion.
able being the coat best adapted to wear with the pres
ent open style Of overcOat and the most appropriate for
10 wear butoued two uttons only the lapes of medium
bOldness; with very little curve, and not pointed
apes should be plain sdeedgcs, with buttons top and
bottom, worn on the skirts. The edges bound
being considered out Of style The sleeve is finished with
loose cuff bound at the top and without buttons or
holes at the wrists The coat next in favor s the double
breasted Newmarket" made TO button button only,
the lapel and same style for frockcoat but
the plats behind, and sideedges the skirsa very
stylish coat and better adapted to many figures than the
Morning coats this made to button one hut
ton medium hight 10 display "staney" scarf, tO
throw well back and open lapels rather small aud
the part and skirt well cut away in front II Of fine
goods the pockets made In the plais behind; hut II
OF metGn tweeds they are made with flaps
on the hp, and edges doublesuched sack undeIcoats
re nor a. stye and will be but little by gentlemen
Of fashion Vests To with the rocl and Newmarket
coats shogld be doubleaIeasted. Win apes sewn on
ami Ia mgTyl the coat To wear with the morning coat
he vest sould be singe-hreastcd with steep collar,
Ia LnttcnrO 10 match the coat In new cOaiings this
sesson are ss ,ally the Granville ana Bedford, aud
in new styles ana cOl0rs. The Granville is
@ ,veaye ~ tLt ba het pattern. ana comes In black
aDd lire the BedL1rs straight rDs OF elastic make
and peculiar patterns. the zlg%ae ana nelIingDone
inin among lie ni,4,t stylish TIE latest novelty III
NJ c'uals IA bold rb " color, O9 black eiound Inc
|nI6r Igo.t favorrd ale brown green, ron fne hhd
fy The Iines stand wbV 0ui lh Tehoi' ""u VI ' '"'A
rruiiud have a very elcgaL 1hecl. . to,,o. ,t, ~,
M ,uitings thc most fasNo1aple are m @ t thiNeu
,tiros Of nv Ipathcr Inx,d and small fancy stripes
NJ ro,s s'0rs of tie IcrtpgoBe syn ],S"s's iIc
worn rather fuller Rt IN k'nr, @lH I' aYH a Sp,nG ,G
.ittom ~, in bad taste. Lgi't Iia' t'.''} fii
.npYOp.Iiy caicd "gh.tc coats -" ~ &c. "'t"u %
AZ diving r0at., and IHJy b. r'"' E't" '"9'' y"
,.c ot.ect under coEtalN clit,iJ'- "'' 49,.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
WHY CAPT MccLARY Is NOT DISMISSED.

It is stated by Il Government official, who
aupears TO he thoroughly informed upon the subject
that It will impossible TO secure, in the ordinary way
the d snssa Capt 8IcClary from the police force OF
this city FIRST he is tie Jdc tOp Of
Mike Norton; secod the services he rendered the Dem
ocratc parry during the last election by nimidlng the
negroes Of the Eight Warj and preventing largo
Der Of them from voting will always keep over him the
protecting Ggs OF Tdmmany. Is McClary in company
with policeman Carroll and Justice John Cox has been in
diced for conspiracy defeat election laws Of the
United States" il IS thou ht that when his
before the United States Circuit Court be win stand
chance Of getting his deserts.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
eERMAN HoNoR uNrARNlsnED.

To me E0ttOF Of me ITtOHhe.
SIR: In your comments in tO-day's TRIBUNE
on letter written hy an American lady residing in
Switzerland you have omitted tie main point. Tie
writer says " Our National act OF TO starving
France is deprived OF al grace and significance by stick
ing in Germany, that 10 more needs help than do
She has lost size has lest her horoI sense od
her honor bui Cyngs, CJHt restore her dead 10 lie
neither 10 rem 1ate her turni~hed National name
this Is tine substance OF the letter yOur refutatiOn
should have been this sGndcr agJiuht the honor Of
the German Nation. When Germany wa, prO3trated
after the battle, OF Jena aud is bv the Fret Napoleon
sire bore the inevitable calamity with honor and re- gna
tOn. And now, when Germany has yanqUiahcd France
in provoked and icrcCIhy tie dttoT tlc former
she has neither lost her honor nor tarn s ed her national
name History will prove tatCr the passions have sub
sdcd) that the Germans nave shown more humanity and
moderation than any Conqucrug people in former or
modern times. Ismpathlze with poor France ana AM
sorry that bismarck MJ.tbc & Co. have eXactcd such
hard terms Of her, and taken Asacc ana Lorraine against
the wish and opposition or thtir inhabitants, and large
part of The German people. But protest AGAINST al
assertions that Germany has lost in this her honor
OF tdrDished her national name. GEEAAAICUs.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
AN ALLEGED sEDUCER SHOT BY TIE BROTHER
OF HIS VICTIM

Peter McGuinness entered the saloon on the
corner OF Beach and Greenwich sts last evening and
found there VIM. MoGill, whom he accused OF baying
heduccd his sister, and Threatened him with vengeance
unless he married her McGil denied The accusation,
.i, hier some words had passed. MrGuinness drew
PsN hu hIed M MoGlli, the hall passing through Ills
-dtpAi th ned INTO the street, pursued by Me
Tie rHt shoulder causing "A sryt RS ond and tr finer
through uic lcli afn near the elbow McGil fell
~ In tDe pavement, and NJ Guinness fed The wounded
man was reiuOy ed to tho Park IIusuitn and fhc LaII m
.hc Hnpiar was extracted by tc attendant surgeon
Nho 'ninAS Hs 10 ~ no Immediate danger Detective
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-Avenue Hotel-Gen. A. J. Myer Chief
~ me Signal Service u s. A.. the Hon. John 4. Girls
ro,d of Troy Hugh Allan OF Montreal, Gen. W. G.. Ely
ond r IIoyd Greene of COnnecticut.==AstorH House
Ex-Congressman L. \. Pike of Maine, ana ex-senator
tHarics stanford OF Schenectady. Brevoort House
The Rev c. l.. Walker of New-Haven. "A Albemarlc
Hoel-Prof Spencer i. Baird OF the Smithsonian Inst
me md the Hon Benjamin Stark OF Conneccut.==
81 Nicholas Hotel-T. 4. Paxton of Utica.===Hofman
Uonse-Gen. j. IL. Martindale OF Rochester
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

DIRECTORS.
CHRISTIAN w. BOUCK, Pre,i3cnt
wl. H. WALLACE, Merchant 10, H. and Il Abany,t, MI
WI NJ COLE, Secretary
Hon. SAMUEL 5. POWELL eyMsvor OF Brooklyn,
AUGUSTUS Z. MASTERS. Merchant
DASIEL &. ARNOLD Retired.
MICHAEL CuAUNCEY. D. & ~ Chaulcey
CURTIS NOBLE, Merchant
Hon. ISAAC VAN ANDEN, Commissioner ofPo'!ce.
AUGUSTUS FORD Attorney 81 Broadway. " Y.
WAI MARSHALL, Importer and Manufacturer
JACOB X OLWISE Retired.
JAMES 81 WATERBURY, President Uousion-s. Ferry Co.
Hon. DAVID NJ. CHAUNCBY Retired.
DANFORD n. BARNEY Wells Fargo Co.
ABRAM D. POLHEMUS. Retired
EDWARD TODD Merchant No. Maden.lane y. Y.
DANIEL MAUGEa, Merchant
RICHARD DUICRiNCK, Treasurer Of Atlahc Irol Works
JOHN c. BEALE, President Of tie woodward Gas Co.
ARNOLD A. LEWIS Merchant
EFPNGHAM h. NICHOLS, Attorney Pne-.t, NY.
DASGEL AlRE>. ~ D.. L. D., Medical Director.
GEO. T. BROWN, Retired.
GEO. A. TIlORNE. ycc.Prcsiert Broollyn Bank
JOHN DAyOL Merchant, leo John-st y. Y.
Hon. JOHN H. BAKER President Mechanics Fire Ins Co.
JAMES T. WHITNEY, Merchant %. Broadway, ny
WM. II. LYON Merchant i63 and l65 Broadway, N. T.
AMOS r. HATFIELD President PaaGc Fine las. Co.
JOHN ST. TURMAN. Retired.
L. BEADLESTON Bank President
JOHN HALSEY, Importer
ISAAC CARHART, Retired.
STEPHEN T. KING Insurance.
Information to tue plans rates &C. furnished application to Il
officers at tie OGce III Bioaiway N
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

Field found McGunncss IN the liquor-soro at WasnnR
ton and vescy ss and locked him up Ia inc %
Police Station He is butcher, ana hVes at NO ~ lu
son.st McGl is n cracer-blker and iiycs III HuiSon-
st., not lar from MoGuiuneSs.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
HOME NEWS.


gtwyoPr Uour Thor Far WIZ ~; ,r % af m tbs bL ,U U'
Mach n ~ Hlu M.F'"' mcuh@''o ~ xtHb Msnm'
= h"o"@- 70 4go 2ag5W 0 5lo 2.06 W.f.W
$50 290w.sW; II 500 22g7 w.sw.
pyu.pxsyMarch ~, 1s70-Ihermometer at a. m, $50;
q - n, 50o. II d. m., 400.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

A -IiAlR.-Buy from the only Importer that
LAs rels a wloes4e prices. ELEGANT CLUSTER GIRLS 5n.
2haadoHe SWIl CiES ei1 CHARLES PECKHA3f o., broad
way near Amy AMI 81 Gnni BoNcry. Cut t.ls ont
VANILLA BEANS.-Fincst quality of
Ncrcsn f,e quantities 10 sui by TAFT ~
LER q Cedar st Importers Of ~ eeilites ga Drugs.
RAY WATER, in Wood or Glass.-The
gelgne Doabe Lear brand foF ale to the trade only rAFT1
TYLER, DnR Importers - Cciar-st, EeN-loIk
SOLID CEDAR TRUNKS, 500 HUDSON-ST.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

Physicians recommend tho use of HIIi
VEgETAHm Sucf,S HAIR REVIEWER TO prevent gi4yness Ani
heal erupuOns OF the scAll.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 3S
Bro'igsy showing talents defects aud best pursuits Ioacl out,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

II. n. SQuRE's, % Fulton-st., New-Yorl, is
The best place huY reliable WATCHES. ine DiNoNDs cc,
rLEY, and STERLING EyGLsH SILyERwAEg Diamonds speciality
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN.
gse PtRRYs Mora AND FREcaLE LouoS Tie only reliable and
pared only By d. D. c. rE, Deratolosst onls New YORK
Sold BY Drug gists ever where.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
Announcements.
[ABnouncsronts.I
BURNETT's COoKING EXTRACTS are the best.

STRING FOLIAGE, FLOWERS, AND FRAGRANCE
an rejoice they ere fully de-
yoopd Among the prominent the Forthcoming Spring beauties
viii be the Hans and eeuor hasr Of aesthetic KSox in whose
wordenonc 5l hun' at 22 Broadway Fuonst the
busy hum Of preparation hea continuously early morn to ds,
eve
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong Pure ard Rich Feed, Increase o. rloah aid
Weight, Clear Skin aud Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RADWAY'S
Sl.HSIAlPAHIIIIhIJ Sl.HSIAlP HBSS.. gEfT

Every drop efthe eorcu, though ne
Blood, Sweat, te ~Hi clc; s and juice o e Ahf 't 'sgf
Of life repairs the a. e body with Sc sound mat
ScrofuS Consumption, q uar Disease, lccr l ia tos My'h
rnror Noi,s n the Clans 'd other Of tie st 3d. For h
discharges 'An
Eupton Fever Sores sad HeAi Rgg Worn san hhea
Ervsipels. Acne. BLACK Spots Orns IN DE Flesh Ircu afcn n
he Womb, and all Meahag aud Painful Dclsrg' Nth e"'.s
Lg.s Of Sperm AID al Ass ~ to LIE Ftlttr se "lhn sc
curative range II No!ern ChfnSu M d4fI s'S
Nil prove person ior either o. these o, f asra'e 70
podt power u he p4.elt, DALI b- r4osl -
rsstes AMI de'ongo on ii1 continual pfl success
arr,.ng these repair nth material mae foa
be,thv blood AID E.ffpgtn Ri Zu' does
es-t,s for s rency s W < nntoato9,
VIII bt RAPID.
ever ,ult vii ce EGs growing T sh1 str -r,
he food dseHius better aco niEoS ah1 re-" "l1 "s1' IA
-
10l 4 rnl and san
dssr, only lostc ctc tr hdVs 20 ~ u1rsr,,
Theme Bughtt Disease AbumHurs sl a M 'fss Naes
there bucsqs. depo's ortae wafer tmc e & nAed Ns
substance Ike the while egg, hreel, lAe nt Or mtis
morbid DARK, b5aa arltsanoc aai rht' 'si srIoEs al
vi 1hsre prckHg b'ul{ sensation NAen Ii 's -h' P-A
in thr Small OF the Bac. along tlH Iona
Prc- dollar ie7 tot.t S'~ hf Dw G's's c'erNtese
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

CONFERENCE II RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, March 2}-The Methodist Epis-
copal Conference opened this morning, Bishop James
presiding The Rev. ~ j. Talbot elected Sccrtary,
aud the Rcvs George l.. Westgate and Alfred n Mnbht
assistants. only routine business was considered.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
THE FASHIONS.
OPENING DAY.

OPENING DAY.
NETWORK AND FRENCH FASHIONS - AMERICAN
TASTES IN THE ASCENDANT NEW BONNErS,
MATERIALS, AND COSTUMES - HOUSE AND
STREET BASQUHS, OVERsK1RTs, GLOVES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
DEATHS DOINGs.

XIX. Governor John Biglsr, Of California,
died At Sacramento on Thursday.
Cholera. In its worst form, is raging
viii Qrest violence in the city of Delhi,
the Presidency OF Bengal.
Hon. Robsrt S CAN'T, prominent law
yer and leading Democratic politician OF
Arkansas, died ia Little Rock on Thurs
day.
The Earl Of Chesterfield died yesterday
of tvphus fever. BE contracted the disease
about the same time and In the same
locality Is ths Prince Of Wales.
w. d. Wsllsck died yesterday morning
At Culpepper, Virginia. aged about nfty-
eight yesrs. he was formerly proprietor
and editor Of the Washington EVenlng
Star.
]. Lynch, a freight ht-conduetor on the
PittsbUrg, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road. vTss killed st the transfer station In
Ptttsb1rg, yesterday, by being Jostleo
from the train.
William Sedgwick, for fifty years z
| Baptist minister, died on Thursday al
| ChillicOthe, Ohio. He preached In the
morning, and 81 two O'Clock In the after
! uooD was dead.
The smallpox, in virulent form, is
spreadiDg In Plymouth, England and
viciuitv, The s1thorities are building
special hospitals for those who have been
arriekeu with the disease, and have adopt.
cd stringent sanitary precautions.
Miss Sarah Hughes was found dead In
her bed at Hamilton, Ohio on Thursday
morning. She retired the night before
/ vv,tb 4 handkerchief saturated with chic
rotorro laid upon her face tor an aching
/ tooth. snd, falling TO sleep inhaled ths
| aDu,zthetio 10 such an extent as 20 Gauss
desth' several years ago Miss Hughes
won ute Z reputation with her pen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
FIREs.


The United States hotel, ct Newburg
New York, was partially burned yester-
day morning. Several persons were Sc
verely injured by jumping from windows.
Loss, SIC, 600; insurance, $4,000.
The fire at Liberty, Missouri, Wednes-
day night. destroyed the stores OF Miller
q Co, T. F. Allen, NJ. Goldman, Witbkon
& Co., Liberty saving bank, and several
lawyers Offices and billiard saloon. Loss
about Sl6. COO.
The Grey.stone mills In North Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, owned by r. W
Cady, and run by Zsbulon nipple, was
burned yesterday morning. The ins1r-
snce was thirty Thousand dollars on the
mill and machinery, and i've thousand on
the etc OK. The loss not sscertAined.
In Bloomington, Illinois, yesterday
morning McClare's building on the corner
of Main and North streets, was destroyed
bv FIRE. It was occupied by Mcclure a.
a furniture warehouse and Evans grocery
Several adjoining houses were also IN
iured. The total loss is fifty thousand dol.
isrs and insured for thirty-three Thousand
dollars IN the North British and Mercsn'
tile, Royal and Phoeaix.