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mACHINKRY OILS.

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ITO CONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
- - MACHINERY.
Asaying guaranteed by the use OF the
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
az GAZING OH. @5f.s:z
Equal to the best sperm Oil at the price.
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de:
5Ecrfpt!on. Free from. all impurities. Warranted
not TO heat or gum. Does not coil the hrighsest
machinery. Every barrel warranted TO give salts.
faction when properly used or to De returned %
our expense. .-.-eE-s-
This on has bean extensively used fn this city
for several years past, giving general
and without complaint whenever properly used
Il does not require any peculiar Treatment OF par
ticuIar care other than to see that the mRchinexy
is clean and free from dirt and gum sefore tns VI
Is applfed; no further car IL necessary. A
Purchasers are cautioned that the Oh gold BY NO
differs from all other Ltlbrtcuttag SttS 500 IN
this market. We are the sole ugentsc sc fof Inc
Virginia Natural Petroleum LubrtcaslDg Oh,
every barrel OF which sold by us bearing our brand
thus: VIRGINIA. NATURAL: .PETROLhUM
LUBKICATING OH, PURCEhL, LADO d
Co.; Agents, Richmond. Va.
Orders addressed to Us Will receive prompt at-
tentf0n. and be shipped In good, tight packages.
90 PURCELL. LADD& CO., DEugg1sts,
sp iS-sm 80 RICHMOND, VI
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5s,Ep P0ULTERER,s u r len DE- or.
II Ps,tIisThY ynOWDERS, for! ehiekan eholars
and osbsr poultry diseases. 90: 3
INV Is-ats L. WAGNER @ co, DEegglsts.
DoOK AID JOB PRINTING! NEATLY
ID DONE At TELLS QTESpxs
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Y lADE'S CORN KHLER.1Why suffer
can be relieved by using box or tie Coru Hs,iers
grsparea anGsseit by EUDEkEK u DKDE, Cstv
tof sg store, Main street corner &c. Charles no.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
TEE SWEETEST, MOST POW sza
/, ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMENT
NOW IN USE. .@l IS
~ BLOOMFIELD Il OTIS'S
a New Patent Treble
PIANO FORT TIES,
-. Patented May IS, 1869.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair OF the
American Institute, 1859 Ohio state Fair,
1869; Georgia State Fair, 1859. q
WARRANTED FOR SEVEN YEARS. :. q
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save q
~. = large commission.
REF ERENCES IN RICHMOND: Adm. L evy, ESQ.,,
Of Levy Brothers, Main street; j. +. Goddn, Eeq,
Of Lee q Goddin, Main street; Edwin a. Smith,
ESQ.,. 800 Leigh street; ". b. Smoot, ESQ.,, 2aOt
Broad street. ap 29-d2taw3m &wam
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COMMERCIAL.
CoaN AND FLo6H BxeHAFdr, 5 I: {
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1871.
OFFERTT6Ss<

Wheat-white. none. Red, s1a bHaheIs.
0nzs-- 10 hushels. .G@'S fT1fr 81 Il,ss sss.s4S
4 Hcy.-1s bales.
2 Il ;: Tt3a { 4 u as LEs. * TX
: Wheat - Red 2f4 bushels very good at sles. "A
bushels good 1T @is5; los bushels fair aft Sa ais
5otaI. AGO bushels. '''-s'''aa
Odss.-7e bushels prime at soc. - - no,
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NOTICE.-In answer to the many tn.
IN ouiries about the WHEELER AEDWl
md The WILSON SEWING AACHIaEs We
;ay in kindness and respect, thai toey are NOT INC
nor is The Mr.. Wilson, OF the Wilson machine
our Mr.. Wilson, Of The Wheeler WILTON ma
We cordially and respectfully tcvite all dealers
AID Operators Of Sewing Machines 70 exAmtno
ana operate our machlnea at any and Al ttmess
and Win take great pleasure In giving any Apo1
AA'~ 1 500 q, 3, RADwAY, Agent for
Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machines
arao ,--E- 7ap Main street Hchra0nds
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This new and attractiveSs,tel ts now open Tor
the accommodation Of the travelling public. Its
location gives 1t peculiar advantages: situated On
Main street, ne1r the post.cf flee, cuetom.house,
all the banks, telegraph offices, and most OF the
wholes ale and retatl houses 0fthe city The house
proprietor promises that 1t shall be FIRST class In
all of fits arrangements. -
aud other markets, the BAR supplied with choice
liquors, and The wine. cellar with the most selecs
brands. W. -5s.sst, -. Z "a
The Lively attached viii supply the finest
tesms ct all times NURVELI CUBB,
INV L. I'm - Proprietor.
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7 A FTON HOUSE.-This new and beautt.
furnished situated on the Blus Ridge mountain Is:
Alton depot on .ha chesapeake and ohio ratis.
road, VIII be open on tue lat OF June. Board: 40
per month. $l2 per aeek Tor less than 4 month,
and % per day Ell ldren' under twelve years snd
coIorec servants haK-pr1ce. go - -.
!. my 17-2m y. 81. GOODLOE co. q
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CRUDE POTASH AND AMMONIA
~ 600 pounds Crude Potash. sanre4re. Ammo-
ma, sniphnrtc Acid. Sold in quantities. to guit
Also, large stock OF DRUGS and ME- DICINE3
JOHN w. RISoN'S, g y:
.ape corner Main and I'd streets, 4
r RICHMOND H0MEOPATHIC PHAR-:
1O MACY All kinds OF MEDICINAS In their
utmost purity, and BOOKS at -
-S5rs..teas .a THE PHARMACY, ~
gtaps ~ - '"t corner Main and Sd streets,
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Eoreieu> Markets-[By TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Nay 10.--Yarns and fabrics at Man.
Gle :ter dull. Cotton shade easier; uplands, fsd
Orleans Id sales, T. 600 bales including 5000 for
export and speculation. Sock oa7 ,9oa bales, In.
Guiding $4,000 American ) stock afoat, $4,000
bales, including 25o, 600 American. -s-
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Application for . New Trial FOL
:s.y 1s;.S Mrs. Laura Fair. ISIS s,

SAN FRAN0Isoo, May 19s-The counsel
for Mira. Laura i air, the murderess, have
applied for new trial on the ground OF
errors In the rulings OF the court, miscon..
duct Of the jurors, and newly discovered
evidence. The new evidence ID apparently
of an unimportant character. The general
i'm RESIDENTS that all the points made viii
hr e,setpctp.1
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RELICS OF BY-GoNE DAYS,

including many old revolutionary paint
ings, the saddles, clothing, &c.. used by
Gen. Washington and other revolutionary
heroes, was entirely destroyed. ..e.rzs
The total loss by the tire will probably
reach 5000, 600. The Washfngt ON steamers
were photographed for, and were promptly
sent down on ferry. boat. The Mansion
House and EXCHANGE and City hotels were
all in the immediate yicinity:of the fire, but
were unipiured. ..szssi-a-il
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CT. CLAIR HOTEL,
- MONUMENT SQUARE. BALTIMORE, MD.
GILMGUR q SONS, Proprtetors.
The only b )tel in Baltimore furnished with q
passenger elevator and IRE escapes. Has sccom-,
mcdations for three hundred guests. Terms, %
per day. Opened Maylst, 1s7L ~.
my Io-eedim II. II. FUGLE. Manager.
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.DRUa.4 80. -:

-..--ssSsssssssM xD1ClNEA -
i'll aI'asr ,ssst s31I slI I!,, w!1NE oFIRoY.
snX !on and Hsryehnfa Exr Ps,s,na Gin.
no.t ELIXIR CinchoHs for an neln
Essssas 5oads1lrs Pepsiu, Vino or Peossa S.9
:, I, & - - WAHaER q Coz Aputasesr
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f AWYERS DOC KET AND TRAM
~ SCRIPT OF JUDGEMENTS, EXECUTIONS.
&c. Sent BY mail or express free to all who remit
."1 This manual Is admirably sdapsed TO enable
lawyers to keep, with little trouble, docket OF
their pending cases and to preserve Transcripts Of
judgments andexscutions. : - :
y. JOHN T. MARYE, Jr.,, I
EARLY orders for the above and all o.her NEW
Law BOOKS solicited by = -
- RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, Pub'rs.
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All in solid black walnut. All the c
y this company are thoroughly


by this company are thoroughly
FIRST CLASS IN EVERYRESPECT.
They will not make the so-called cheap Organs at
any price. The comparative superiority OF their
Instruments Ia now, greater than ever before, as
every competent Judge who Will carefully examine
and compare must perceive. - ~
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cnts
nation, and lowest prices also, Testimonial Cir
cular, win be sent free to any address,.
MASON d HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
500 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Richmond by
i" iafE T.. l.. d. WAIF0RDs
an Adeod&w6m .s.,N Oh Main street.
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lssOOKs AND sTAT1OHEny,
GREAT DEPOT
w -. Foa - - 9

SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED sSH FOR Use RI rHr
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.. -
The subscribers are agents for - I
IHEUAlVERSlFYP PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and are supplied with full stock Of THAR nnbIiea
lions, incluoinR Primers, Spelling Books, Resd-
ers,, Arithmetacs. and Geographic, together with
Suinon's E1gush Grammars, published by Messrs.
Orders addressed to them for the above or the
other series adopted BY the Board OF Education,
VIII Do promptly filed at contract prices. In ad.
dition they furnish all other school books used I'M
the public and private schools Of the State with
every description of Stationery. :.
apis =. WOODhOJJSE 4 PARHAM :
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Danvfafe and Iss TFade-The Town
During the WAR and N0w-Vhenee
1t Derives Hts Notwithstanding
Facts About the Tobacco Crop-l
opuiasion and improvements.
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.hite. none. Red, s,a buaheIs.
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LONDON, May 19.-In the House of Lords
to-day Earl Russell consented to q post
ponement of the discussion of the Wash
1ngton treaty until June Goth, to await the
arrival Of the official papers.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
NATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL,

OBERLiN, Ohio, Nov. 81, 1871.
In the Congregational Council to-day Kew. w. w.
Burrows, Of Boston, gave an account OF the WORK.
ings and objects OF the Congregational Publishing
House In that city, appealing TO all churches to aid
the society by contributions and patronage IN the
prosecution Of the work OF the charitable dlstrilu-
uon OF religious literature.
Rev. "a. Donnell presented the condition and needs
ol the Pacific seminary. at oakland CAL, and asked
for 1t such support as would enable 1t 10 carry on
Its work.
The committee appointed to prepare q paper on
the washington treaty was present.
Re solutions approving the course pursued by the
United States and Great Britain, and recommend
church that steps be taken to secure, H
possible system OF arbitration between all
Christian nations or the world. Like resolutions
adopted BY the congregational Union ia England
were read. vigorous addresses were made upOn
the subject BY General Howard, Rev. X. II. Quint
and others.
Resolutions mentioning the theological semi.
naries OF Hartford, New haven, Bangor, Andover,
Berlin, Chicago aud Oakland as entitled 10 repre-.
sentati0n In body were passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon resolutions were adopted recon-
mending the Home Missionary Society to the more
earnest consideration OF the churches; ap-
declaring tnat oil educational establishments should
open their door to all without distinctions: also tnaC
the American Missionary Societies snoud receive
the encouragement Of churches by stated contrlbu-
tioDs. Delegates to various ecclesiastical organiZa-
tlons In foreign countries and In America were
appointed.
Alter the adoption OF various resolutions OF thanks
and short speeches by delegates appropriate TO al.
1ournment q short session OF prayer was had and
the Council finally adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

Testimony In the Important sv,,

Testimony In the Important Suit.
An the Tichborne baronetcy case, on Friday. the
1otn OF November, Michael Carroll Henry Bainea
and Frederick Mather, all OF whom had served with
Roger Uchborne In the Carabineers having been
called with q view TO the Claimants identinca.
The Of ay
color, whose name has often been mentioned In
the course OF the trial. He is described as an
Sderly respectable looking man, with hair slightly
Hnged with grey and possessing an intelligent lace
With very soft voice and manner.
His evidence IN chief, which was followed by his
eross.examlnation, was listened TO with the deepest
In reply to question from the Judge as TO the prob
eole date OF the plantins case approaching q ter
@inauon Sergeant Bailatine sad that he should after
g, Sogie csl % some omcers and others who had known
pa short; and tpen Mr.. Holmes would be one OF the
Sast Witnesses called, with the exception OF evidence
H EeplJ, He should not can any testimony in an
y Ine nearing OF the case was resumed next day,
aturaay, the lltn November, when the cross -exa-
Rinaiiop OF Boyle the old negro servant or the
Tne next witness was Patrick Hogan. formerly a
XIvate IN TIE sixth Dragoon Guards who identi6ed
ne claimant as Roger Tfchoone.
4 In the same regiment and Who aaa ysgo m1e
kxloence, recognizing the claimant as the man
wpom hc nad known more than twenty years AGO.
Aohn Andrews, whose father was called on Wednas.
0AX added their testimony In the plaint,fy,e fayor
COLONEL Franklin Lusnington, fne nominal defend
~ sn the action, was then examined OF some
Arnold Hamlet, formerly troop sergeant in the
exn Dragoons. and Henry Wood, once head garr
e$ner at Tchborne. having been called In SUPPORT,
mated that he had no witnesses to 10 on with. ex
$opf NJ holmes and Mr.. Batgent, whose proofs ne
ead not read he expectsd witnesses from Aus.
Ine Court accordingly adjourned at two O'Clock
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

Ths operNsic sensation Of the season is undoubt-
edy the new and latest opera by Ambrose Thomas,
the gentleman who succeeded the lamented Auber
rs President of the Conservatoire OF Paris. why he
should have been placed before Gounod, q much
better musician, or at least q greater genius, we
never could understand; but conservatoires are Pc
culiar tnings ana their appointments are still moro
peculiar.
Last night there was rehearsal, the last at that.
OF H. Thomas opera, '.Mgnon,n OF which every
body In the musical line expects so much There
ere In the score seventeen numbers, which may be
placed (the principal ones) under the following
Italian names:-Overture "a very brilliant,
Frenchy AFFAIR, the themes OF which are exceedingly
pleasant ard p0pular). No. Is an Introduction,
3 tenor aria, ssolneo ognor pei monde;" NO. 8,
terzeso' Eccnl, mio uon Laerte;' No; re;
tTnis IS the Keystone OF the opera, as 1.-THE Power
Of Love- ls In Satanella, and 1t forms a most
pleasing feature throughout, coming in at The most
q sort OF kaeidoscopic foundation ior the work.. .
No. is the delightful .'Swallow Duet" which may
with The LA Ct Garem'' OF mozart. No. 10 is
sv,se,me, ,vrs , which we may safely say wl be the
has already been introduced Id CON.
ps spH of ns opera ss n s asa so
which which FOR intense dramatic eject cannot be ex-
ceed IN the In act before this the tne scene Is ac-
mise between Verdi and Wagner. The last act is q
perfect idyl. Nos Is may be placed In favorable
comparison with the duel In the fourth act
OF 'Favorlta" The last trio s full OF melody and
wonderful dramatic power, reminding one In Its
Intensity OF the concluding trio in 'Mara 0i
ROhan." There are numerous themes through
out this opera which might be as
cribed to scandinavian, sclavonc and
Moorish origin, and N. Thomas deserves credit
for his cleverness In adapting oui-of tne.way ma
nonal melodies to his opera. His librettlsts have
done their work well, and GOethes .'Winelm
Meister" could not be placed in q better
operatic form. We gave the plot and the
cast ten days ago. anu now. for the benefit
performance OF "Mignon' tonight we give this
morning detailed criticism OF the music. 1t may
help them In their remarks Tomorrow morning
The HERALD is q ways generous IN furnishing ideas
for others beforehand.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
ARRIVALS.



Steamship Scotia tBr Lott Liverpool Nov IL and Queens.
,9wn 9 ss WIN mase ana Fr.Scsiyn
& 10 miles ea As p pa;:a 'f%ss nas
lnman and Cpnara steamer lol miles east Of DO Pm
$50 Cos seamel ' do 90 ' miles east Of d0'
S fsS w B ,. & &GfOsap Liverpool Oct
Hurst NOV y, passed German and Guon steamers bound
s.sa%,,hp yie g Paris 5, sarmon Ha,re Nov 10 and
Nov H. lon So isS sods. % TO Geo
ssnDuhg h of rnadepha same Anchor line steam
ssIis%@ss'p @ North Amsrsa sosam Rio J.nero oc. s
:ssm:SD Ters,n.s sSsad nS Msv !.
wss %S:s .ps N0' -
S.s ana monsomsy Faircosn Savannah @ hours with
steamsn,p Manhattan, woodruff Charleston Nov is, with
%.t.T TSessa ses%oas, oS Sy ro,n. and
wn mdss and pssssnges % the Old Dominion
snip Alsssnder x.r.h.u Gardner Liverpool 80 days, with
hs passage S and ssd .,an deas
westerly the Banks from thence days with strong
Ship Constsntne Creevy, London and Isle OF with. n
S.s 81 .s,,:! wss &C.
% ~ JeoIres @ ssoss wss ~ company with ap Asxan.
!, ss!p vice A%a%rss: Tsss!SoS sAa: Duls!es S.wo.s
US % and sse .p nShs s,p passage
III Louis West .ssmas e ss ssP M
ship General McSlellap, wiams Antwerp, oc, IL. with
Ship CALHOUN Crary gasnape Islands Aug n with ruano
S.:l ss os sis
S%sso B u or So spoke bark
rssS ssl Es;s. % 4ss &. mss
ws.,sry Eiua e the ws,ern i:lsnds BsrmSds
q S a. lon ssS S.s been
can bark showing kanya8s signal No zsci, from Hmer
Ss W. s e q;:tss ;sS s.: ~: ,s .ss
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
THE DEATH PENALTY.

Tho Murderer John II. Hunter Hung Yester-
day for Assassinatins tho Parents Of His
sweetheart.
AKRON, Ohio, Nov. q, 1871.
John H. Hunter, the murderer OF Mr. and Mrs.
Gorgett at Rich 6eld OHIO, on May 27 was hanged
to-day. hunter went from Michigan to renew his
engagement with Chloe Gorgett, which had been
broken by her. On the refusal OF her parents
to permit him to enter the house he shot
them, and tried Intellectually to kill their daughter
During hts incarceration he maintained spirit OF
bravado and attempted 70 create the Impression
that he was insane.
artery. He has refused all sustenaDce since Monday
morning and was completely unnerved when in.
formed that the time had come for his execution
He had TO De supported to the scanold. After en-.
eaging In religious exercises the prisoner made
rambling speech, In winch he denied committing
the murder. Precisely at forgy-fve minutes pasf
eleven A. M. the drop fell and Hunter falling about
SIX feet, dislocated the spinal column. In seven
teen minutes the pulse stopped and shortly after
the body was cut down.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
WOMEN N COUNCIL.
PHILADELPHIA, nov

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1871.
The annual convention OF the American Women
Suffrage Association met the National Hall to-day
Fourteen States were represented by delegates.
Mrs. Coulter. OF Illinois, presided Lucy Stone road
the annual report. Letters from Garrison Whittier,
Julian johnson, Frances u. Gage and others were
read. Resolutions were adopted declaring woman
suffrage TO be the primary object, and Demanding
the removal OF legal, Industrial and Educational
disabilities; they ask Congress TO establish woman
Suffrage IN the Territories and TO pass tina
sixteenth amendment; they ask state Leglsa-
lures TO give women Presidential and mum.
cipal Suffrage by law and to amend state
constitutions they ask State ana federal
courts to consirue doubtful points OF law in the in
terest OF women. The principal speakers were Mrs,
Burleigh, Campbell, Stone, Grew, Churchill and
Bowes and Messrs HIRRInson, Robert Dale owen,
Clutt, Blackwell and Whitehead. Much cordial feel.
ing was manifested.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22


NJ For particulars OF the loss OF brig Kennedy SEQ
columns.
SHIP yANGTsxE tBr) Smith, from Foochow for New
York. has been totally lost in the China Sea- She had fnl
Of oolong and Congo The above s the sub.
stance of cable dispatch by Messrs Hewlett. Tor.
rance, OF 50 Wall ST.
BARK Iced Br), Hopkins, from Charleston for
Liverpool spoken the 81 instant BY the Parans
October encountered i RurTc.ns ss@i from an
Including boats forehouse galley and dsctlosd, ana al.S
,ssa as ssa rs.sas s.e
BnIc MOUNTAIN EAcLr. from Bangor for New Haven,
Pspn Cove revenue cutter Active sent boats crew
II any, not stated.
BRIO LlsE nouenros, from Philadelphia for Portland
risd away ioreyArd, shifted cargo ''''' '-'
c scnH ISpps-kExssDgsxponr. Nov 2o-schr Indus,
ss d TX
k,ys about s ccoct a:. EVENING 6y Tsascn Or bright
Light The ,ea6 s be q, Os: nns.. !1s wsshsr
IN q Provnceiown once for ss5a '''''1
scnn saILol from PhIaaelphIs for Portland before re-
e s e. roc G:
sohr En%s Jane arrived Il vineyard Haven issh with coal
Ass sg:as rSs.sr from Forum; I:ana
' a
"A Ks ss. rG% Ds1S: for got
her cargo Of sand. she arrived Newport night of sin
scHR THOMAS J. FRAzER, Plum, thirty hours from Ha-
vana, for New York. with fruit larived Ut Key West
no0n leaking and with four feet OF her hold
She VIII cauk and proceed
sonR wM CARRoLL, from New Haven for New York, re
ported ashore IN Middle Channe He'll Gate would probably
boat at high water.
sonR NoRrHAn from New York for Yarmouth, Nc,
had decks swept and lost both opas In gale on the 10th
inst
scnE NAMsnorG, of Portsmouth, NH, before reported
burned NJ that port was not insured Captain Hurley loses
@80O0
sous cuApLzs coxxsx. from Caasisaea sr Boston. n
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 81, 1871.
CLEARED.

Co. AA"1nsEos
IS Steamship Virgo. Bulkey, savannah-Mmray Ferris 4
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charlssson-H Morgan
s.eamsh'p Beneiacsor Jones. Wilmington, Nc-Lorsrd
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, Newbern- Murray, Fert,
Steamship VIM Clyde, Drew, Norfolk, City Point and
steamshlp Albemar,e, Smith, City Point and Richmond
Old Dominion Steamship Co. S''onu-
steamship Howe. hadephia-Lorllard s.ea
eteamshin Nereus. 5earse. Boston--H D,mocr.
BARK Munch tNor), Bernstein, Cork or Falmouth
4 Co. un'n' Huye
BARK Isaac Hall, Colcord Havre--wfnchester Town.
BARK May stetson, spates, Arpinwan-w winchester 4
uHn,ls Bark Lucy Frances upton csnfuegos-Thompson
brig Mssgie Br), Gray Cork for ordsrsCranda, Ber
Brig Tubsi Cain, Stone. Marseies--Jas Henry.
Brig L Munson, Munson, Cadiz-F Talbot Co
Brig Myrtle tBr), Graham st Johns, MFR r Carrie
Schr Emma g Rommeil, Gardner Charleson-Bentlsv
Miller Co. A-Dcnacy.
schr . Acken. Mead, Stamford.
Sloop Mary Gray. Morgan. Bridgeport.
Steamer Massey. Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Concord Norman, Phiiadepha.
Steamer Ann eliza, Richards PhiaIeiphia
Steamer e Faircnild, Trout. PhiladelphIa
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
SENATOR BLAIRS KU KLUX VIEWS.
He Docs Not Believe In tho Negro Innoceuce
NT0vemeuf.


ST. LOUIS. Nov. 21, 1871.
republican reporter interviewed Senator Blair
yesterday with regard to his observations as
member OF the Ku Klux Committee which has just
closed its Investigations in Alabama and Missis
sippL Blair says that the evidence taken at Hunts
Vile, Aia.. showed that there ex sted system OF
wholesale plundering carried on through the gov
ernment and individual acts Of the negroes, In con-
sequence OF which the people In many instances
were driven TO take the law their hands TO
protect their property BY innicrlnR punishment on
negroes
II was not shown in any instance that these acts
had any thing to do with politics..
There are many instances OF arson for plunuer or
revenge, and o great many instances OF rape which
were instantly and violently punished. Apart rom
these things there Is no more violence In the South
than in any other part OF the country. InprlsOn-
ment OF negroes does not repress punderlng by
them. They do not regard 1t as punishment. Ou
the contrary. the prison ls more comfortable than
their cabins and 1t is disgr incarcerated
Some three hundred Indictments have been lOund
against whites IN the United states Court under the
Ku Klux law, on very 1msy preexts in the ma.
jority OF cases. The enforcement OF the act Is
regarded as arbitrary and illegal, involving great
loss and expense.