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Kidney and Bladder complaints,

UriL airy, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropsy. Stoppage of Water, Incontinen q o.
Urine brighfs Disease, AIbuminuriA and in all
cases ,ere there brick dust deposits or
the water 10 thick cloudy. mixed with substan.
ces Hke the white OF an egg, or thread. Ike
white slL or there is morbid, dark, bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
when there is q prIcking Burning senr A,lon
when ASSN water, aud pail In the Small Of
the Back and along the Loins.
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sept q

/ BIS Is THE MOST COMPACT and SIMPLE
constructed Cotton Gin made. It has at
tachments to iDjure the Totton and csuse the
Gin to run heavy. It has run a sucoessfal com.
petition with the best makers of Gins in the
world for the pas, Twenty-Five Years, and
wo believe now stands Unrlv&lIed &c cOmbtn-
Ing the merit of SPEED, LIGHT DRAUdRC
and GOOD SAMPLE in q greater 6 rec than
any other Gin. Descriptive Cat alogues forward
ed on application.
DeRGSSET l. co., agents,
NILMIHGTON N. &.
aug Is 23I-d&w1aWtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. 0OOFor lat class Pianos-sens On trial
I'D e C' tno aR's. Address q. &. PIANO % +,
CAS- B'way, II. y, 4w
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HEALTH! BEAUIY!l

STRONG AND PURE RIoa BLDoD.-IF.
OREA6E OF FLESH AND VEIdHT-CLEeR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL LOMrLEXION
SECURED TO ALL
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A GENTS WANTED In every county for our
q fa-t-eell1ug MAPS, religious aud historical
CHARTS etc. Immense SalesI Large Prof
HA ASIS a. LOBhEOHT, EMPIRE MAP AND
CHART EsTABLIsHMENT, lot Liberty street. New
York. 4w
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
'and Weight Is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of tho BARSAPARILLIAN BE-
SOLVENT Communicates through the Blood.
Sweat, Urine, and other fuia and juices of tho
system the Ugor OF life, Tor 1t epAirS the Wastes
OF the body with new and sound material.
ScrOfula. syphilis. Consumption, alandula- dis.
ease, Ulcers in the thu ct, Mouth. TumorB,
Nodes in the Glands and other parts OF the sys.
tem, 30 Eyes, Strum lrous discharge 20 from the
rs, and the worst forms ekin iseases,
Eruption Fever cores, ScAld Head, Ring Worm,
salt Rheum, ErysipeIas, Acne, Black Spots,
Worms in the Flesh, Tumors CANCERS in tho
Womb, and all weakening nd painful disoha-g.
g Night 6weats. Loss of 8 erin aud all wastes
Of tn life principle, arc within the curative
range OF this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and
q Jew lays use will prove t, any erson using
it for either OF IL csc forms OF disease its 20 emit
power to cure them.
Ii the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that ie continually
Or gr sing, quo eeds in Grresting these wastes.
and repairs the anne with new material made
from a!thy blood and this the sARSAPARIL.
LIAM will and does secure-A cure La certain
tor W 90 once this remedy commences Its work
OF Juridcati n, and 81 ceede in diminishing the
loss OF wastes, its repairs will be rapid, ard
better and stronGe he food digesting bet or.
appetite improving, and flesh and weight in
creSsing.
Not only does the SARsAPARuL1AN REsoLvxyr
excel all known remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic, 6crof 1lOus, Oons itutional, and Skin
diseases: but it is The only positive cure for
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q SOH Retailed by one. Wanted agents
CaStIO to sell pictures everywhere. WHIT
NEY & Co, Norwich, CT. 4w
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FEVER AND AGUE on I'd for dfty oents.
There lie not @ remedial Rsnt in this world that
viii cure Fever and ARue, ID all other Ms,Arf.
other Fevers aided by Railway PILLbi 30
quick as RAILWAYS REAt RklLEF. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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s O'CLOCK. ~

Us OSDE MONTH-Horse aAd carriage fur
DCGo Dished expenses paid samples
tree. Fl. JHAW, Alfred, ne. 4w
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
PORT or VIEW YORK, NOVEMBER as. 1871.
CLEARED.

q Francklyn.
steamship Idaho tBr) Price, Liverpool-wiliams 4
Steamship Trinidad tsp), Menandez, HavanaC Latassa
Co. Do'' ''Ose'' hASanA-' 4 ward
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferrs 4
steam:hip James Adser Lockwood, Charleston--H
Richmond-Wa ashington Co. - ' 80
Steamship ~, A,ibemare, Smith. Norfolk. City Point and
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bakeman Norfok--Old Dominion
steamsh,p Nereus. 5earse. Boson-H + Dimock.
Bark Nosk Flag Nor) Nielsen, Queenstown or Falmouth
-Wendt, Tetens & Bockmanu.
Bark de,sner sNa}, Chrs,oners. Brsmen-H Koop 4 Co.
Co.
Bsrn Ada Gray, Race, Busnos Ayrcs Joan Norton J,
Bark carib Townsend, ST Croix-P Hanford 4 Co.
Bark Lohar tBr, Brown, Sydney, international Coal
Bark Vanguard, Nichols, Galveston -Howiand 4 Aspin.
Brig Spring Bird tBr,, Thomas, roIn,a Psre--Pcnistou
Eng Daniel Trowbrdse, Rogers, Port spanD Trowbridge
schr Dyer, Cummings, Belize B J Weinberg.
schr Ella Hay, Jelison. Mayaguez-W Ray.
schr Martha Maria, veazic, Falmouth, Ja-A II Solomon
schr Maynower tBr,, Parker, Windsor. Ns-Crsndail,
Schr Louisa Smith. Miller, Jacksonville w Ray
Schr Abby WATSON, Lord, Jacksonvile-van Brnnt Co.
Schr Caharine johnson, Harris, Washington, nee
schr Ida Richardson, Burden, Richmond-Evans Ball
schr Lavina Warren, ohnson Norfok-snow & Rich.
schr s 8 Buckingham, Jones, ,Portand-Racke.t 4 Bro.
Wood So"
s sshr Forence % LA Latham s.oning,on m Briggs Co.
Steamer Steamer a 4 = Sinners DAY DAVIS, ;.l philaacIph,a
steamer Sarah Joncs, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
FIRE In WASHINGTON MiRKET.

Almost Another Chicago ConDagraiioD in
West Washington Marlcf-Pr0fuse Display v
and Destruction sf Thanksgiving Offerings
Warning Unleeded-Less $1,000.
fire was discovered about twelve O'Clock
last night In the stands Nos. 223 224 and 225
Merchants row, West Washington Market, oc-
cupled by Messrs. McCready Siebcrt, butchers.
The re started In the loft the stand used for
storage, and spread southwardy to stands Nos. 229
ana 23l Fulton row, occupied by Messrs. Mccarthy
and Mr. John Harrington, butchers and prodncc
dealers. The speedy arrival OF The Gremen, police,
including detail from the Fifth precinct under
sergeant Dcshay and the Insurance Patrol, under
Chlcf Perlcy, was the means OF preventing a
most disastrous spread of the names which
had already MADE alarming headway. The
peculiar construction OF this market Is well known
to the readers OF the HERALD thrOngh our earnest
efforts lor It's removal An unsi9htly array of
low, uipaiilted ,ooden Sheds one story nigh, GOV.
i,.st extent OF most valuable territory, offers
tempting opening 10 the tncendiary fends who
throng every city.
The stands have wooden roofs for the most part.
fortunately the ROOFS OF the stands burned were of
tin and this, and the light wind prevailing at the
time, Will partially explain the check upon the
names. The stock was damaged about $500 ana
the buildings between $500 and u, ,0o0 mostly COW
cred by insurance. although no precise amounts
could be asccrtancd. The Old beldams who iniest
the market will have golden opportunity OF pick
ing up several days rations tnis morning.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
ARRIVALS.
REroRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcur4

REP0RIED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
steamship Oceanic Br Thompson Liverpool Nov H. via
s1S sss hs spaFs sals
Steamship Cleopatra, Philips, Havana Nov ss vim
tho 70 soF g. S M son sn hs s,ss
80 years OF age died. and was buried
steamship Msenolla. Palmer, savannah Nov 20, with
nsss ssamshp nns sSama,on 70 Gars9p
md,s and pa pas,ensers @ to i MORGAN Co.
NoiolE with mdse and passengers, 10 The oii Dominion
sicsmsuE wysncte, Bourne, Norfolk, with mdse and pas
sse snip E",'a,. T Bs,.s, c,cpa Jay Land
.0s n. se w1 Ts % sr wns pS s < s % Ia s2a %
H. ~, s9 Ion d y ", spoke 'np AHaean Nc) from
- sso A1gSsn SBr S.ro; LIvspoO DAYS with mae
Bars Gss,ise sBr, Simpson Livperpool, Oct Is, with
be Hanks from thense days with moderate wssssr no
ssIe,ions Aus from LiysFpoo lol New YORK the
Bark Ademo tal. seconds, Limerick, so DAYS. in ballast,
oIs a, ss ssays wsisS % Snes 9 @ 9 The
Bark Adler MO- N!emsnn, Philadelphia days. in bal.
Brig Torr,d Zone lBr Kirkh:m, Dcmarsra % days. with
.gssr to oraernyssse e prace Co. Have been l6daysN
Roy OF Haaerss vessel Iaborisa heavily worked chain
s fsomr,on sAI Hsn Had
Brig Ada spl, Cabot Ma,snzas IA days, In ballast TO
PUG Co. Had line weather; was days north OF Hat.
teras.
schr George washp gon, sherlock Bsracoa 10 dsya with
fruN to VIM Dougssvesse to Puig Co. Nov "a. had
heavy galc from sE: since moderate weather;
be 10 Chase Talbot Go. Had heaay weather been days
north Of Hateras.
schr Annie Whitmore, Hawkins. Virginia
schr Susann WoOdinan Virginia.
Sohr Jane Emson, Van Ciief, Georgetown, DC
Scbr Kate Robinson, Pendleon Baltimore for Warebam
sssr Joseph hlckerson seEh: Bs'%ors mo for Bridgeport
schr Bellwood, Dickinson, Georgetown, DC,
RETURNED Confidence, Patterson hence for Liver
pool the 2dth jest, 70 VIM Nelson, Jr Returned
iosni 0, beiAs esspbv " n<ecssd 90 ise VOYAGE
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
ERICHAM'S LAND.
The Great Polygamic Chiefs Trial to Commence
m Monday-His Counsel "Objects''-'The Ap-
partition Of the Murdered Man Back
Facing the Accused Eldere-A
Short String Of POurquois


In tho Court this morning the case OF Brghaih
Youna. for lewd ana lascivious cohabtanon' was
called M. and, upon a motion OF the prosecuting
attorney was ordered for trial next Monday
Mr.. Uempstet, for the defence, protested against
this order on the ground that 1t would be impossi-
BILE 20 have his client here at such short notice. he
asked for two weeks, which request was refused.
H. Il. Clawsou and o. f. Bates, who were brought
ND on the same charge, filed plea in abatement
founded upon the illegality OF the Grand jury
which was overruled.
Henry Lawrence, indicted for the same onence'
who was ordered to plead to-day, could not appear
on account OF sickness.
Upon the charge against Brigham Young, william
n.,a.-en. N. maacnam, simon Dutton, G. ID. Grant,
oi'cr rockwell anu william Kimba for the muir
e @ "a BUCK az Warm Springs, In 1857, the Court Ia
~ engaged IN hearing the motion or Mr.. Hemp
,,,.',, '"n judgement, on the following
gr0unds:-Flrst, That the ,--.,a I,,v ironrona,,,
designated the offence as murder in the .-., oo,..o.
second. that there is no proper description =.
the defendants; third that there Is no cer-
tanty III the allegation OF the date or the
offence fourth. that the deceased is not alleged to
have been alive at The time OF the alleged murder;
NTH, that there is allegation that the defendants
conspired together, or that they were present. aid
ing aud abetiing we're accessories before the fact
OF the killing OF Buck; sixth the insufficient de-
scription of the means by which the killing ef-
fectcd; seventh that the names of the witnesses
are not endorsed upon the indictment as required
by statute.
IL is said by Overton's friends thai he will with
draw the charge against Woodman and others OF
abductng his daughter
The new Catholic Church or St. Mary Magdalene,
In this city, was dedicated to-day with imposing
ceremonies. Archbishop Alemany OF san Fran.
cisco, onicla,ed The number OF Roman Catholics
In the city s estimated at three hundred.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
HONNOLLY'S CAPTURE.

5he i'rnoner Of State still 'soionrnina nt,ihc
New York Hcfci-The Full Aple~nt Of! !Rai,
Not Vet secured.
II was generally supposed that 'ex Comptroller
Connohy would yesterday ind bail enough 70 sat
isfy all that cou possibly be required oi him; lat
hthough sympathizers called in large numbers
there were but two additional who agreed 10 20 on
shc bond All OF those who wore mentioned
IN the HERALD OF yesterday as among the bonds
men qualified except rvo and these having
deemed advisable TO drop them from the roll. To-
DAY there Is some S3oo, 0o0 lacking although the
'COmptroher's friends are hopeful OF securing The
tnordnate amount Of ball. Yesterday afternoon
and evening large Numbers OF friends and oaicials
called, and ell were Courtcously received by the
Comptroller, the dcDutIes In charge and by Others
except by The curly HEADED son-lu-iaw anu
heavy symDafhszer, who thought II very funny to
Insult the ncwsp2p per men. II is expected that by
noon TO day the prisoner OF state VIII have secured
The full amcuntOr bail.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 29-l A. M.

WASHINGTON, ID. e.. Now 29--1 A. M. J
synopsis Jor NE Pas. nrenpJour Hours.
The area OF high pressure, which was, Mon
day light, approaching Minnesota and Lake
Superior, has extended southwark to Ar.
kansas and eastward over the lakes, but
the pressure has fallen on the lower
lakes, Middle and Eastern States during the
day. The hemisphere has risen slightly over
this latter region, and snow is now falling
very generally from Michigan aud LAX
Erie southeastward, tnrning 10 sleet.
Ram prevails In Southern Mississippi.
Increasing northwest winds, with cold, clear
weather, extends eastward to Lake Superior and
becomes fresh in Northern Texas. Rain continues
on the California coast.
n ObdbLjties.
The barometer viii probably rise on Wednesday
rapidly over the Mississippi Valley and the lower
lakes, with increasing northerly winds and
clear clearing weather; falling tempera.
ture and northwest winds In the Gulf
States, with cloudy weather clearing away In the
afternoon. The area Of snow and sleet extend
northeastward over New England leaving cloudy
weather from New York TO Virginia with north.
west winds.
Warning signals Ordered.
Cautionary signals continue tonight ut Mlwau.
Kee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Toledo Cleveland
Buffalo, Rochester and Oswegc and are ordered for
Detroit.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
thu BURNED STEAMER.
The CvrsuAcr's Jury Investigating she Inuse
Of tAe Fire and tho Subsequent Lose 81
life-Pestimony Of the OMcers.

The CvrUncr's Jury Investigating she Cnn..
sf sko Firo and tho Subsequent Loss 81
lifc-Festinony Of the Omcers.
NORWICH, Conn, Nov. 2s, 1871.
The investigation by the jury OF the cause OF the
nre on The steamer City OF New London commenced
this eyening The jury is composed OF II. II. Osgood
foreman; Allen Fenny, clerk: Joseph II. Lowell, s.
7. c. Merwn, James Richie, William IL
whaley's four witnesses were examined, viz. -
the captain, the first mate, the first pilot and the
Slarkey engineer.
William Dodge. first mate, testified in regard 10
the trip OF the steamer from New YORK ana the
discovery and supposed extinction OF the first fire
nj Comstock's wharf. his testimony agreed with
the accounts already published, except rs 10 the
origin OF the fire. OF which he knew nothing
In regard 10 the second nre he said:-
At davhght got mp anchor and was clearing mp for
ward when heard a noise the lower deck
said, ..Is there another fire ~ and, looking down
she gaaeway. saw a hight; ran down at once, but
before got there the nose was laid and the donkey
pump started. The fire was thirty feet from the
nne wner eeer me @ fe Son ou onse Is
engineer held the main pipe momcut
IN he said o This e TOO sncsatng anu TOOK
crawl away on my hands aud knees. Most every
one sad oy this tune left the boat. ! met Even,
Dilot and Baker engineer, and said "What Is 10 he
done nowr' They said we can only save ourselves
Qere follow tho parucuiera OF the escape from The
M the gargway, u passage way was LETT between
The side OF the boat and the freight; the re was IN
the gan twav, where for about thirty feet there was
no pass Ne way and on The opposite side OF the
freight rom the Kitcnen the freight there was cot
ION wool and groceries; apparently the two nres
could Ina Ie had no connection; the boat was
In moi, " when The Gre broke out: cot
ION was stored within o foot oil the side
OF the litchen: there a deck hand
on watch / tat nlgfn; the regular deck waichnlan
was not on Noard. The testimony OF the others was
manly corro eorbuve.
IL was elic ted that none OF the witnesses knew
The cause OF the 1re OF had any theory as 10 The
origin. The watts certificate iol carrying passen.
gers bore daietd october "a, lS71 and called for
sixty life prese Ssers There were 1876 on board
slowed under q We mattresses Ia the siaterooIns and
perths on, il wav Impossible 10 get them owing 10
ihe RAPID sIretI OF me IRE, The four boats
three weeks preaIo1s ana found 10 be in
good order ~ 3he Witnesses agreed thar
In five minnlcs aheTIhe second Gre broke out every
was Obliged u, leave .he steamer.
The iDvesuSxtion wSs adjourned nniB Tomorrow
evening
The United s.afes District Inspector OF steam. |
boats commences an investigation at New Lonaon
tomorrow.
The search fou the body q william 2. Norton cor.
times VITA diver.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
. u Z r U a Z Y.

Captain William A. Howard, United sts,cs
Revenue Marine.
THE above named oincer died at the village Cf
Greenport l. l., on the 18th inst after cndurin.l
severe Illness OF a few months duration. u1 was
held the commission OF colonel OF the Thirteenth
Tegimenr OF New York artillery, United States
Volunteers, during the war. Captain. Howard was
distinguished Onicer, a man who spent a very
active life. lie born in ths State VI Name, IN
the year 1907. Before entering tie navy he d.stin.
guished himself a lad by leading an expedition
to cut out and rescue an American vessel from the
British AMI uihorities. The vessel seized by the
English for infringing the Fishery laws. Al the age
or seventeen he entered the United States Navy. In
1873 he resigned hIS commission In the navy 10 re-
appointed TO the command at the age Of twenty
Ills services were Successful in saving and assisting
vessels IN distress on the coast OF New England, III
appreciation OF which the merchants OF Boston pre-
scntcd hlm with "A valuable service oil silver. In
lS4S the German COnledcracy appointed HIM second
in command or the eet on the WeSer, a Brake, and
he there constructed navy yard and dock and
renamed IN charge until the breaking up OF the
feet At the commencement OF the late
American war Captain Howard raised o regiment
Of marine artillery which was attached to the
menced organizing In New York a new regiment OF
heavy artillery, ana raised 2, 500 men. who were de-
tailed TO active service with the Army OF the James,
Colonel Howard commanding The delcnccs around
the COionel resumed his commission In the Revenue
Marine, visiting every port where Custom House
duties were collected throughout the Union, travel
ling 4000o miles In fourteen months, and was then
by government detailed on special duty and sent to
Alaska 10 hoist the American nag over our new pos
sessions there. Tne last service OF Captain Howard
OF the building in New York OF several steam
launches for the Revenue Marine
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
Snow Storm Over the Country.

WASHINGTON, Nov -, 1871.
The following, colated from dispatches received
at the Signal 0ice up to seven O'Clock this evening"
will be found OF interest:-Snew has been falling
since eight O'Clock this morning at Cleveland, Ohio
and st, Paul, Minn. Snow also fell this morning
OF Duluth. Minn; Grand Haven, Mich; Mil
waukce, WIS.,; Oswego, n. Y, and Rochester
N Y. At five O'Clock this evening 1t was
showing at Chicago H.. Davenport Iowa;
EScanaba, Mich, ana At Toledo, Ohio. At Bur-
lihgtnn; VI this m9rnng % the tnnrmametsr regis-
ada, two degrees below zero, with the wind from
the northwest blowing at velocity OF eighty miles
an hour. In this city, at halfpast four this
afternoon, the thermometer registered thirty live
degrees, but about Ave O'Clock the temperature
snow began TO fall, the first OF the season. The
snow melted as II fell, but at rls time the ground
Is quite white, giving the streets wlntry appear.
ON
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Hepov,rd Loss Of the American Bark Live
-Connrs'ation OF The Murder oi Mr.. Lortng.
of tho Wheeler's Expedition.

-tonfrsnatioD OF The Murder of Mr.. Loring.
of tho Wbeeler's Expedition.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. rs, ISL.
II is feared that the bark Live Yankee from Port
hand 10 san Francisco. has been lost with All on
board.
u mas been raining heavily Oh this coast OF late
Flowing has commenced IN all parts OF The state
Heavy snow storms have prevailed all along ne
railroad through Nevada, Btah, wyoming ana
Colorado, and trains nave been behind time in con.
sequence.
<E N. Richardson, an artist belonging TO wheesrs
eSredition, mas arrived here, and confirms the mur.
DER o. Mr.. Loring by Apaches as wckenburg
AriZena.
Thea aecaon Ior State Senator 10 San Luis, ObIspo
county, 10 succeed IL, Pacheco who has been elected
Lieutenant Governor, resulted in the choice or
aapies N8nnes, democrat, which gives the demo.
Gratis cse>str majority In the Senate.
: me Dsir1ct Court oi Washington Territory fayore
auc Noftnerp tacinc Halroad IN q suit inyolyin the
site OF Kaaina. ''4s wy
John Foster. u rough, who abducted a country
glri from Salem oregon, and after seducng Nor leii
her IN q house OF fhfaIne In Portland has i,epn scn
teDced 10 three years in the State Prison
The discovery OF q SILVER mine near Astoria ora
.Gon, " causing much excitement
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
gBLBGRA.PHIC NEVs ITEMS.

yte troop saip Orontes with the Svenyeisbtb re,,.,
.of IIiehandels, sailed from bauaT d Monday. -'
Eleven hundred dollars Cahoic obu,eb..
0f Haifa1 Sunday last foy the Chicsep Catholics.
mar NAMED wilson. 1vpg KioRspoo leland, n,,r
Leaven~ortb kspsas sboi his two sorV YESTERDAY one
fatally
Luke Smith. Of shspleieb, Me-, ssot and N,1ty, rot
falsy injured his while under The pnusnce ul
uqup on suraay lss. at Lewiston, Ne smith has been
> louDd for trial N January next
\ The passenger train from Lowell TO Prsnpnshsnoo Mon
Nav ran into yoke OF oxen. the engine thrown %
Ne track The engineer George Tyler badly scased
S.~efEl passengers slfghiy bruised.
Cscs r. Yarkea father Of The broker implicated in des
iauc>uc The Philadelphia city fTsssury has resigned hr
presszcy of the Keasingt5 faonG bank, pod Gsoras A.
Landef laA besn elected u "a tR yacsxcv
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
From the Orange N. ~ Chronicle Nov.

From the Orange (N. ~ Chronicle Nov. 25.l
whatever may be the opinion Of the public in re.
gard 70 The stability OF character of The NEW YORK
HERALD, az newspaper Il must rank number one
On Monday morning last IL gave us the exclusive
news OF the arrival OF the Grand Duke Alexis
whose coming for the past three weeks has been
so anxiously looked for-by means CT its steam
yachts. Herald and Jeanette, which are kept con.
stantly cruising the entrance 10 lower New York
Bay. At half.pass eleven on Saturday night tho
Russian frqate svehana was sighted by the steam
yacht Herald, and at haIt,Yast one special mes.
ssngcr was speeding toward Sne HERALD once in
carriage the report having been prepared board.
When the Sunday morning papers appeared the
HERALD was the only paper thar CONTAINED any in-
HDieepce Of the arrival al Alexis