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The New York herald., 1871-10-27
A d u s e HI E N 7 S.

LIMA Edw1n,s-"Fieur de Tke.'
Nile. Aimee brought out this sparkling opera by
Lecocq last night before good sized audience Ii
was rather 1enturesome task for her TO produce a
work that requires more IN the way OF scene
and appointments than many OF onenbach's operas,
and especially az Grau, NJ is first production at the
Theatre Prancais, was lavish TO the sst degree In
every detail connected with 1t. Mile. Aimee de-
10 be congratulated the OF the opera
and the hearty applause which was bestowed upon
winch WAS an evidence OF the appreciation Of lhe
audience. Her impersonaion OF the jeslous Cesarin
was inimitable, and she lighted up Tie entire opera
~ the DrlancJ OF lei acting and DeI artlstlc rem
derng of the music. DucheEae aud Edgard dc.
veioped all the humor that Is IA the rites OF the Man.
har1n Tien-Ien aud Kaoln. The voice OF the former
ts very dreren, fr0m what II was when lie first
came here with Tostes; yet he manages to get over
mis- music respectfully. Mr. Noe, the tenor, who
undertook the par OF Pnsoanet Is the least artistic
10 ffie company. As an actor and singer his claims
for distinction are based upon very weak grounds.
The same may be SAID or the lady that represented
FIeur de The. With these exceptions the perform
alce very cTedtaDie, and tie chorus and
Drcestra, small ss they are gave evidence Of
ful rehearsal. Optru boule Is far more enjoyable
Al handsome little theatre like this than in large
opera house, wacre many OF the best points ia an
opera are lost - the greater part OF the audience.
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Marine Disasters.

BALK J B BRAnLEy-London, Oct gs-The bark J B
nsnbs nrsS SS Of % Me- LDndcn On for rn
damage to the steamer reported.
BARK RrsTNA-Most of the cargo 748 tons rsway tron,
on on pbrk e wss ssas .n d @ G @
ers were at work at last accounts saving
,.,a; BARK woopLAsD tBr Burns, from Fcrnandna for
condemned a, that port prior 10 2oth nit
BEIG CAIRO tBr Vance from New York, with 1900 bbs
~ S ssg w nnS S Il Io Ss @
Se 'Sns %a. 5 5f'ie s & and owned at Londonderry S
with ia S rosn ua som nu1nss NsS
% sIsI 10, ss Hs' and Tfa S.sd Ss
gHIs ,S.z. Sazsnrma m Mrpsy m Hsr for New
lowed Halifax the 18th rsrsir She also Ess ios'
BRIG mot bark, WOODLAND dsr) Mankin, from Antwerp
for New York was the vessel before reported put into FAT
BRIG THOMAS EDWARD tBr), arrziier, from Hamburg
Sept u tor s. Johns NF was burned prior to sai inst No
Haven for Boston, was al Yarmouth Ms ish inst, with loss
On the was to Sc only 30 strokes p
wo % sse sv 9 Sossn 70 discharge ss
scHR TUnAL CAIN, Capt Geo II Martin, wa, run down
2sth inst while coming into Gloucester fishing voyage
cutting through psnS on tho e' Soard quarters 1SsS ana
making hole as large as the body of The schooner
got OF and taken upon the marine railway for repairs
scHR EASTERN LIGHT--A despatch was received In
Gloucester Monday stating thai broke out in the
cabin or the sch Eastern Light OF that port on SATURDAY.
evening, while lying at North Sydney CB ana burned out
the cabin and also burned the nansa before II could be
stopped
sonn EMILY CURTIS, from Salem for Alexandria before
reported ashore the Inner Middle Cape Charles got
dra. Salvage 8lo00
SCuR Many WILLIAMS from Havcrslraw, loaded with
bricks conssned 70 Murphy Nesb struck the wharf Ut
the foot OF East Thiryseyenh street the 25h inst and
sunk.
ScnR VIRGIN ROCK damaged TO the amount or $500
by ncendiay IRE a Provncetown the morning OF the
23d inst
bnco va 81 Thomas and Turks Isands 10 now az this por
The report In Boston papers OF her loss 10 mistake
PILOT BOAT WAsn1Ne1or No ~ while lying e on star.
board tack 30 miles Sc OF the Highlands 2on inst
4l6 AM, into BY brig Miletus tNor) hence Tor
the mainsan TO ribbons and damaging the hnI somewna,
The bre lost bobstsy and foreysrd The Washington re-
voyage,
BARSsTARLE, Oct ga fishing schooner anchored in our
harbor was discovered TO be passing crAN on
"wednesday night last and Numbering crew AWAKENED
and the hrs cxngushcd Tho caught from the bnnace
lamp ana destroyed purse valued At $1,000 the main
SAIL and badly chArred tho manmas besides doing olncr
damage But for the fortunate passage OF the giving
sleeping crew.
LosDoss Oct ss-The brig GOLDEN Light Anderson be
isskiDg
The New York herald., 1871-10-27

The tnird subscription performance OF the Nilsson
st&llan Opera Company takes place at the Academy
Slis evening. "Marthan VIII lie given, with the
swedish Nightingale IN the title r6,e Miss Cary as
Nancy Capoul rs Lionel aui Janet as Plunkett 4
matinee OF 'Lucla'' viii be given on SATURDAY.
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TWENTY PER CENT.

40 thlt every Oporltor cln ali0r1 70 ny ToIpedo
before abandoning "a Wlll.
The ,oJowiu, i the Io,ision rendered by Judge
,rier ON tn. t,e y.sccou. ,22l Gay "a eu tember
iStl in tine UDiI,d -utv- ticIit count at fhiadei-
phiu THE case vas @r-ugu hree days by tharies
NJ. Keller oi New York, l.. Lucas ana :. a. Pur
vance OF lifts tur.h, iOc defendants and George
Hardin of / i,adcipha and Ceulse IL. Chlis! Of
piuSbu...h, FOX ial!tlt.
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LgsF OF AGENTS..

TlTUSVILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
rY-SrEPnEN ,Olf pilicc, Hamilton's Cigar
Store, address 1tusyilie, Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TTFUsYlLLE, CHURCH Rim AND vICTNi.
TY-H. II THOMAS. Once and address, Man.
ion House iiusvilie, Pa.
SHAMEuRG AND YICINiTY-GEORGE IT,
YIN, Office, shsmburgi residence, TitnsvilIe, Pa
Assistant. A \. West.
ETTERPRiSE rLEAsANTvILLE. BEAN
FARM AM PrBCLE W GEO. VAN
NLiET Office md address, Chase house, Pleas
AWHILE Assistant, A.. G. Huntington.
TiuIOUf AND WEST HlCKpRY--CllAS.
CLARK O!fcr and address Exp Office Tidi.
Jute. Pa Assistant, l.. ieurd-ley.
PETROlEUh CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON ONCE and address. Petroleum Cen
re- Pa Assistant. Charles Bllckfurd.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
N oil Greek and cherry Run, from story Farm to
IcCNntonxviue--JA iSSAUND ENS. address
arr Farm Pa. Assistants. Luther Il Saunders
Charles r. Cochran and Wil'am H0vt
NCCLlFruCKV,LLR OIL CITY AID No
a. $, " ST. Ndiress, OH City or Zero, Pa
Assistar T. Mead
FTANaAIN, ALONG TUR ATLrGUFNY' ".
ERR +tLBrb O0ice and address FrNu,i,,Pr
SCIUDG ASS, FDSTER FARM Il pA tE''
LANDIN}-PICUAR ARD w. REDFEELn Ont"
and addr - ~crubgrass, Ia Assistant, X. " lot-
terfeld, address EmentOn, Pa.
WEST VlR5iNlA-C C. d. ANGEL nn7 ~. p
COOK Address, Parl,efshurg Vest VirYi' .l.
lsoborts Petroleum Torpedo SO
mRy8-dly
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CAV HtGN.

tn, public is autioned gealn1i empo!mg any
ut thu rcgu!arl authorized Agents " tue Con pa-
a. since tne I.oncrt- Fateut cover the use Of the
rpedo and al explosive materials for oil wells,
and tne Il .e OF ~ IA inacriAe rs other parties is
direct inf ingerent of thed rights. Any parties in
f.ir,,ina an tot the ROBtitTS PATENTS will he
lcalt with accordng to law and as octjGg willmliy
md knowingly in defiance of law and the decisions
II the Courts
with a view TO nc, Omm udae OIL Neu in every part
of the Oil region. The, have cmplO, ed the most
efficient Agrnis and ASST arts th1t be plO ufcd
iort the business. L<cn Torpedo j. labelled with
date If patents, tpgether with the pric of the Tor
ppdo aud 81 med by an officer Of the Company, so
ev.ry Operator wishing n Torpedo may know its
price and WhetNerit il ciine from Our ofllcs
ppe ator- will confer favor BY reporting to this
Office any negligence of AGENTS.
The following namcd persons have been appoint
ell Agents and Asst tant AGENTS f the Oil Regions
Of Pennsylvania and u est Virginia.
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IORp lIDOES.
'gFt73 ElOi; sAs'TS
pLTnGLEU.I TORfEl1 co.
office at the
ssuD seLANING VA / l. L..
Corner of cine and second Streets
Near the Isaiiroad0
TIrUSVlLLE, Pa.

Ooiro to the ,ar,e ANA ucl easing d4innnl ioi the
Rob fi-' 'r1r,cl 90. and thv lats Il clsYh OF ia,
Comm. s.uu'r of Pgtcu,, IL refusing 10 " Il" ".'"
patent alu tiie u i'l- III Vi Judge 4 nllc' sW-
G.iI.mr Tho I,ub-rt-' p5tcn, they Lave LON h''nr
tuc llcv oil tuClr Iutpe4o,s
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opIN1oN OF JUDGE GRIER

As wiitr with !ilIcU'ty eau only state tie con
.I,..,u. d., vtch my ulind has cuaie after careu
rl.'',iu l.iu,p, Ias exhibited uateilt dated
,-ti,f ,.,ril isJ InIs l. pI,nlN tci, cyite' c. u
.., ID a.. .ui iil- on. tue respondents Inc III
10 ,t ,r on, ne nittiit i VOID or worthless.
f,,i u..t t,.li. nay .entrks IN the case OF Good
,.1ry w. O, H.u c. g. kep; ~ b4t NOW
dat tl.t, , t.fr.iu- ara ul decision " lc.l a
M. c,,!ytutug p ,-cAt case.
A. ths lrlfiugem0at ui the patent is admit ttu,
RIA i,il ,tlt-lu ul Wi! be as 10 tue validity ul com
1lt.i.,u' d, .,.f.a,. vt an, y .lS5o.
..lt WAS afl.! sp.cullt.uu hld been rcduced to
-,. ice " and amer rel geltel experiments. tuat tie
rnIIp,a,5.,.i suc,.tie,l I Nrlyumin he lr,juCigc
,t,i L. orrucpof tue people On tie subject. and
,.-.rli, tue f .lc t. a. lis invention wa dseui;
tusr me l tsti ,lis.ud tt- L e,.i u.iuty and yAue
VA ~ u,u lus ,,n u. and patient perseverance IN
..I. a -u....t. .u4 SEQ =" were Iolupltltly SIC
...s fri I'm Reed vino had ,e.uie made rSrs,i.
ms, ,i tt,.t nt, had gie uCst isht t. culiui,
a ,i,cL1,;u- oEo O. NOR, cor. pinuant'~ Tor
1ti,,- H. a5,it. Sn the iSt OF November, 1874,
In. n4t,li, 40, Substantially the same cont ina
.i,r. ul de, ices and asmnec.ntained in comp ain
~ - l,fprt On th,, |. Tia of The same mont. the
,a.. n a.. .o.,ncI thsn.seIv.. into cump,uy or
,,t,iprtiiop eli lcd The Reed Torpedo CuuIp.fy," "
for rne t,lft,,s,, of Yiritius the cmDaina7's in.
yrnri 80 AL .,i,ipl.Jtn. the expense u litigation,
Ia ti,l- d-.l,iu. nfy Of the !rIi;- They have uu.
,ro,,.rl, ,r ute by the District Judge
T,f u ii ,.r.. Ia. entered for complainant for per
normal ,niunctiuD and Il lostur appointed 70 lake
u nrc,,ii,it according 10 the prayer OF the I'LL
Il. I. GRlEk, Judge.
NoTr-Thc Ynssage referred to bv judge Grier III
lis f,rn,-r drci,,un j Wallace. y. 20 adupcd as
,,,, ic,nIe To hi. as, was a. iuliuw.:
II j. r-,.iiy te case when auv valuable djtcuv.
cry l. made or any uew machine of great lily j.
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az give my hearty preference to the
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FERN.
"The weight of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine, l decided upon it,
procured it. and Gz more than satisfied"
GRACE GREENWOOD.
"Ihave the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
& Baker, and the Wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
& Gibbs most frequently, thinking it far
superior to either of the Others"
MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
my wife would not accept Sewing
Machine of any other patent as a gift, if she
must receive it on condition of giving up the
Rev. OLIVER CRANE,
Carbondale, Pa.
"The Wilcox G Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is so sure and simple
that could venture to introduce it into
Syria" REV. A. T. PRATT,
Missionary American Board.
ave have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, hut it is the unanimous
opinion of the household, that the Wilcox
g. Gibbs is the best of them all"
REV. J. s. HoLME,
Brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
of construction, I have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs"
ESoCH LEWIS,
Of the Pennsylvania Central r. p
A correspondence on the subject
of Se,UinO MacI,ines Is respectful
ly solicited.
ID. S. EWING,
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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Friends aud patrons. one and all.
Your attention TO my "biZh would call;
Timfs are dull an money tight,
But in these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would iniorn-this is the place to buy Lumber;
My motto is this: ''Quick Sale. and Small Profit"
For business Il healthy and / think much of III
In quaity nv Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No /;
Some may not look at it in the light do,
And for ,Lose have quality No. 2;
And to those who arc particulRr-as some may be,
| still have another qualify called
have good seasoned Lumber< Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at low cash price;
Such as glocrng, Ceiling and Siding, Doth: Rough
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, all of the
best;
I also have Rig Lumber Of all kinds,
At prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box of Cigars of very good brand;
Ny facilities for selling surely without number
always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
so if you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, sof OF
Hard,
You will find lust what you want at l. SIS Lunl
ber Yald.
feb1sf
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LONDON MoNrY MARKET.-LoSDoS, Sept. 2g-t go p.
M-Cousols closed at 93A for both the account
United States rvctweny bonds lsdss, sl isGS old, 95;
PAsis BouRsr.~iAnis, Sept 2s--P. M.-Rentes now
'' FsASKroRr BouRsz-LoNpoS, Sept s9-l:ao Pm
United States Gvetweny bonds, $685. 9sA; ls65s old
81 IygRPooL COTTON MARKRr.-LIvEErooI, Sept %
4O p M-The market closed firm mddlng Orleans
assd. 9d mdding Orleans 9sd sAd The sales OF the
day been l2OO bales including 1900 for s1Eors and
including so for export and 1900 for seecuaon The
receipts the week have been scoo bales including S0oo
American; actual export 5,OO0 bales -, :, 81,
STATE OF TRADE. hiyfnrooI, Sept 29-Eyening The
market for yarns fabrics nj Manchester 10 quiet ana m
LIyERpooL BrSApsTurrs MAnkfrvhdvsa,rgo r., sept.
egEve min g.--The market Ia frmer. wheat ia ld per
Genital for California white lis lis a. or mo-
ii this port FOR the past three days have sees
quarter Flour, lSs as per Dbl for western canal
Peas ais per quarter,for Canad an. ,u.uo, 49,.
LIyrnr6oL PRovrsIoss MARkET-LivEhro,"i, sept
Evenin g-Bacon 3as per cwt for short RIO mdde
PORK ia 3d. per bbi for tine Western prime mess Lard
"' IivEsrocr Pnop1cr Sep, ~
$40 r. MRc6ned petroleum. l91d 2od per gallon. sp"
urpentine AS 45s cwt IaIow ~ Oh per swI
LoNpoN PRoDUcE MARKET.-LoND0S, sept 1y-h,en
ing sugar 2s 3D. per cwt for No " Dutch stanaa,s
aosi. Spirits arpentine Us per CIV" oa''u"" ""'es' VIZ
I 3D. B4s.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Murhercrs sentencesi-Arrest of Seven
Escaped Prison COnvicts-A spanish KObbcr
Going to Law.

Murdercrs sentenced-Arrest of Seven
Escaped Prison Convicts-A Spanish, Kobbcr
Going to Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 20, 1871.
Two brothers, named Valencia, were yesterday
sentenced at Fairfield, LolanO county. to be hanged
November "a, for the murder Of Joseph w. Hewett
The United States steamship California mas been
fully redtted and VIII sail next week as the hagsniD
of Admiral winslvw to join the North Pacific
squadron.
]. +. Chapman, George Rotte and f. b. Parsons,
of washoe county, and Frank Clifford, of White
Pine county, who escaped from The State Prison at
Carson Nevada, on the occasion Of the great break
out, were recaptured by number of ranchemen
yesterday The horse of The missing expressman
was found shot where the she riff OF Mono county
and posse had the battle with the convictS
Roberts, Of Wash0e; Morton OF Elko and BLACK,
OF Nye county Nevada, escaped state prisoners
from Carson, were captured by two rancheros near
owens Valley. 1he convlcts had but lew rounds
of ammunition, which they used without dong any
harm. Roberts was wounded dangerously. Ihey
confess having killed the Iony rider AMI secreted
his body about fifteen miles from Wellington Burke
and Jones, two other convcrs are in Round valley,
ing This is the same party that mad u light with
Sheriff Hightowers party, lew days ago, anu
Killed r. J. Morrison and an indian
Euenayeutura Perla alleged to be one OF the SPAN
ish soldiers who robbed the Spanish army paymas-
ter OF $500 co., IN Cuba last winter gave up $40 900
and Spanish Consul Martin, on the 10Th OF this
month, alleging that he had been robbed OF large
part OF the remainder OF MS snare OF .nG pull aa,
a norton OF the sum In speculation III this city.
Perda now sues the Officers and consul martin Tor
the money, asserting that 1t was wrongluily taken
Adyices rom tucson Arizona to September 23.
confirm the report of the driving Oh OF citizens ap-
preaching Camp Grant for water. -,
A government mail rider and cattle herder nave
been murdered by Apaches near Tucson.
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Personal Intelligence.

vs~.ar-sg Ni.vy-.-- .'-r, y
Deputy ATTORNEY General L. Il. Hamwend, Of AL.
bany Is at Che Holman House. -. a.
Ex-Mayor w.G Fargo OF Bu1alo is staying AZ
the Astor House.
Congressman Cakes Ames OF Massachusetts,, Is
registered at the Fifth Avenue.
George Alfred Townsend. Of Washington, Is a 80
tourner at the st. James Hotel.
Paymaster A. J. Greeley, OF the United States
Navy, is quaTteyed at the AstOr House.
General w. II. Reynolds, OF Rhode Island, Is stop
ping al the New York Hotel.
Captain Webster, Of the British Army, Is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue.
Donald g. Mitchell, of New Haven, is temporarily
residing at tho Albemarle Hotel.
Judge Walker, OF California, Is domlciled at tue
Sturtevant House.
DR.. @. +. winslow, Of the United States Navy, Is
a resident OF the Astor House.
General schrlver Of Washington, Is sojourning at
the Grand Hotel.
Rev. DR.. White, OF Memphis, Is among the late ar
rivals at the Fifth Avenue.
General George w. MOrell, or the United States
Army, is quartered at the Everett House.
Chief Justice Chase and his daughter, Mrs. Senator
sprague were IN town yesterday. They renamed
at tho Hoffman House during their stay and in the
evening left for Providence, II. l.
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foUMDERED At SEA.
Thrilling Story Of the Wreck Of the Bfl"
ish Merchant Ship Sublime.
Three Days at the Mercy Of the ",ho' aa'
wavss-Terrible sufferings and Gai-
LIANT Rsscre Of the Grow.

1hs steamship 81. Olaf, Captain lille, arrived
this port yesterday, bringing with her Captain
Owens and twenty three men OF the British mer
chant ship Subj. me- which foundefed at sea on TIT
10th nst The folio, wing Is Mr.. David James,
THE yrRsr M rBs srArsxBsr:--i
On the flrye or SeptenA Der we set sail from Quebec
with a cargo OF timber l.or Sunderland. England.
We had a crew on board o. twenty -four men. m
ciuding che captain and the oti;er officers. For the
first few days the weather was iar, with variable
Winds followed chiefly by fresh, sttn breeze
blowing from the northward. Ali went along plea
sanity up to the l5ta inst. when our ship met w,h
q sudden squall and sudden shift Of the wind from
southwest TO northwest On the 18th lci9
TERRIFIC STORM
arose, such as haven't rcen during my twenty-five
years, experience as mariner. The storm In
creased In violence on the l7th. splitting MAIN
sail and causing our t0psaf sheet TO give way. We
also lost our lower mizzentopsaif The carpenter, In
trying 10 recover the lee fore braces, was
very seriously Injured. We sried all means to
gct tue ship ander command. bur without avail.
She was now rapidly making water, and all hands
were ordered to the pumps. The sen was washing
the decks fearluiEy. At ten ". NJ we toatd
THE SNIP FULL or WATER.
and all hands were obliged to go on the poop for
safety. During the night everything, Including the
TWO DcSI DOutS VIC uuuS was WoNt'u o"oJ' c""As
tho starboard side Of she deck broke up; FORE
castles ana cabins, except the roof, gone
completely. We had no time TO look
after saving any clothing till too late. appeared
as II the ship would part asunder. On the 18TH
the weather Moderated little, but nOtisng could
be done. We were
WITHOUT ANY WATER
to drink, and with only small quantity Of I'M
damaged bread. Every man was dashed to tho
mizzenmast, so violent was the gale even now.
About four A. M. on the 18th we espted ship On
our port. We made signals to her by burning
oakum and paratfine OIL. At daylight she wore
around and bore down on US, sent her boats along
side and took us OF, our rescuers behaving In tho
most gallant STYLE The ship pgoved to bestile
PRIDE OF ENGLAND,
Of Greenock, bound for Quebec On september q
steamship. brg-built, hove in sight Of us north
east bound to the westward. We sig
nailed her and she bore down on Ws.
she proved to be the Sc. Olaf, bound
to New York. Tie carpenters and others being IN q
prccarious condition. and In need OF medical assist
ance our Captain begged them to be transferred to
the st. Olaf. Captain lille very kindly consented
to the request and took US on board.
Captain Beam Is the name OF the captain OF the
Pride OF England, ana the crew acknowledge his
kindness and hospitality them while on board OF
hts vessel iya,the most cordial manner. They also
speak in the highest manner VI the conduct OF Cap
TAIN lille towards them.
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LARGE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA. =
Partial Destruction Of Jcssup az MoOre's Pa.
per Harehouse-Loss S15O,O0O. fr,l -.

v
PHILADELPHIA, sept %, 1871.
serious fire broke out at eleven O'Clock this fore.
noon In the paper and rag warehouse OF Jessup Il
Moore On North street, and soon spread to six
story building on Sixth street, occupied bv the same
0rm. The buildings are in the centre OF large
number Of paper stores The cornice OF the Sixth
street store FELL breaking ladder and tearing down
the telegraph wires. The two upper stories of the
pulding are destroyed. The side walls OF the North
street stores FELL crushing portion OF tie dwelling
adjoining. The buildings OF Messrs. Jessup and
Moore are valued $4,000 and the stock at $500 00o
The stock OH the lower moor Is damaged by water.
At the breaking out OF the fire one hundred girls
were sorting rags IN the building. All escaped ex
cent one who delayed 10 change her dress and Was
removed by policeman nearly sulocated.
The loss Is now estimated at $4,000.
0ss on the buAding, s2o,o60 insured TOT S3O,ooo
In the Franklin, Pcnnsy lvania and North American
Companies, the Franklin having $4,000. Loss on
stock, $4,000 to 800, insured FOR $4,000 IN the
following companies Active, OF Hartford, 10000;
PhnnIX OF Hartford, $4,000; Resolute, OF New
York S5,0O0 Excelsior, of New YORK, 10000 Frank.
lin OF Philadelphia $1,000 on the stock IN the skin
street store and $4,000 upon that IN the North street
store. Foreign rags, composing part oil tne STOCK.
were destroyed TO the value OF xsOOOO, upon wnlcn
there Is no insurance. .,. o..
Mr. Moore loses On private account about $4,000
from the destruction OF valuable oil paintings which
he had just brought from Europe. anu lurnrnre
stored In the building. samuel Grecr, tne rear
part of whose house was crushed by falling wa.is,
loses AZ 600. Several adjoining buildings are more
or less damaged ny water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Funeral Of the Canadian Patriot, Papineau-
His Remains Refused Rites OF the Church.
Four Murderers on Trial in Montreal.
MONTREAL, Sept 20, 1871.
Tie Hon. Mr. Papincau's funeral took place yester-
day at Monticello. His remains were forbidden the
rites OF the Church. Hon. A. A. Doron and T. s.
Brown a general Of the instruction OF 1887, deliv
cred leudatory oratOns. The setgnorial mansion at
Monticello Is a castellated structure, perhaps uue
quaried for feudal magnfcence on this Continent
honors.
Tie queens Bench calendar contains four murder
cases.
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THE McRMoNS.

- -.--.- o-"vided for Brieh"w lass re
.ssprscss .-14-n ~ - C,s.tiu9 Dawn.
Camp DonsIns-'rhe Saints 1s' ss"s %. 1871.
< - SALT LAKE CITY, osp~ camp
General Do Trou. --,,,a accommoda-
gas hss prepared comforra- .-.arss
~ lor Brigham Young at his own ne"'s''
~ r ~.",clpaton of his tBrgham. arrest noaent that
.,, ,me nlsa Mormous are syuIthIr,, '''N ''''
hrgham VIII overcome Al, ,na cns. game,
.-.~.s u,e law. No trouble is apprehendsS.
The weather to-day has Teen stormy, AMI cold.
The mountains are covered with snow
Business Is unusually dull.