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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-05

Yiee-Presideut Colfax has gone, and
the President leave: tonight TO attend,
Greeley ) funeral.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW -YOI

FORT OF NEW YORK. K.................,....'.'.MAY Il
CLEARED.
Steamship Oceanic (Brl Thompson Liverpool H'e Sparks
steamship Rsypt Q|rJ Grogan Liverpool F. " j. IursL
steamship Arragon (r Reed Bristol Ene. T. Aofglns sons
Steamship Benefactr Jones hlephla LoIad sissHp Co.
Steamship BercrY Pierce. PiaielDma.
Steamship NJ. Massey, Smith Pliladc.pha - $3.50
Steamship Monitor, Jones, Piiladelpha
Ship Quebec (Br). COwan, Antwerp, Snow / Burgess
shin Seminole. Hone San Francisco, Sutton Co.
Ship VIM Ne0 (br.). Howe, Quebec. Buss JeyOus
Ship Helene Nor Jannelson Crousait lunch Edye Co.
Bark Ifs (Ger.), Sch9ie Bremen. funci Edye & To-
Bark Johann Marie Ge ersGn Bremen HqlSa M & Eaye Co.
BaIk Maggie NJ QE) Mitchell L.le OlIc9 Ba llehe tar@ef'
BARK Blanche (Br Vaughn sidney, g. b. H. J. DeWo Co.
Bark NJ Wood rj Thumrait Ferlandna IA Brett son Co.
Big H. C. Sibey Colson Buenos John Morton, j a. Son.
Brig LaCreoe Dutch SplickhaVr tlracaC b3'@ie y 70 ~
Brg Joseph (Br Nelson. Aspngau, H. j. DE Nei Co.
BIZ wexford (Brl Patterson, Za4 AMI Oenuego d. H. De Won
Big Rona Catherine DAM Roo Enore for orders Punch Riye
Scar E. A. Hart Pinlham, Baraco,. r Pug Co.
Scr Sophia Godfrey. Taylor, Jacksonville upper beatte
a Van Bm 1Ooer, Port Jefferson Van B4Dt Bro
schr Diploma, PInkham, Norfolk.
scnT. Eycine Pierce, Barbados, D. Tovbtdso 4 Co.
Schr Robert Ingham Doane. Baracoa. B J. Is eubeg.
scsr Lille NJ. wsren. Pickering Nassau p B. J. Weinberg.
Schr ~ Dorado Hamilton E,uthera j. D. NetheIf'.
\. Bloomfield obbe stamford stamford Aanuiaetnring Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ahyssinia B Hams Liverpool MAY H. and Queenstown
18Th W IN ndse and pas. o c. g. Franckiyn.
Steamship OBJ London May g. via Havre 18th,
with mdsr. pass to F. W. J. lIurst
Steamship Eien 5. Terry Sayea NeEbem, N C., with naval
stores. sc, 10 Murray Ferns a Co.
Bark YuIna (of Nassau johnson ssgus day, with sugar.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Nav -Aruyed steamship Mcclellan from Baltimore
trr Jas Davis from MayagueI; Constantine, from Port latte
Della from Ceniuegos Hattie b. from Cenas; schr Druid IRON
PoHTRfs MoyRoE May 2-Pased for Baltimore bark Diana
ont bsrks Geo Hunt Tor Havana; laia "" Tor Dublin
Bveron for Rio JnerOi bhg Chesapeake for Demai shr :
fFor Latest ship Ners see Serenh Page.l
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
COTTON MARKRTS


NokToLK 2-Coon quet Low Mddfngs, 22td22ici net
receipts 23O bsles eIpotseosvs IS bales sales 100 bales
III bales; weeknet reeeps 1Oo bales eipoeoast"e
BosToS MAY 94COoD trer; Mddngs 2lei receipts 919
baes gross 5 bales; eIporsto Great Bntain, " bales sales
1900 bales . . 49, a. ,oa,r.-, o. . .,. no ,,
soI baes weeky-net receipts 65 bales eIporscoastSse
1874 bales; sales. 24l bales. ~
BALrNoKE May 2Cotton tim; Mddhng "a a2e net receipts
1 bales l4l bales ~ , s-es olO
2 bales erporsiO Great Britain 245 bales eosstSse llSt
bales sales ei bales sp9ner' So eaies Me, ,e w.,y
SaySssIH May wCotton very sm Mddngs 23ei receipts
s6 bales; sales 2O bales stock LA bsles Week-ke receipts
II72 eIposo Great Britain. 49, sAes eossHise z'
SswOSIslm May 2-COtos quiet Mdding ?5e net receipts
10 Hsvre 306 sales 100 bses stock 1896 bales weekly
net receipts 3477 bales; gross 6 bales; eIDoso Liverpool
1855 bales HsT 800 be eoastv 4is4 baes sales leOO
MoSreopEEr NAV -CO,ton-so-ls7 bales; Is2 es5
bales. % sae' 4, % GsSS 1 Sss % mice, h,, 3D.
PSoyDnscI May 5G-cotOuyet receipts bass stock
NOZZLE hsy2-Cot,ou quiet but firm; hddhnC, 23c net
eP s ote' IpotseoastNse S9a oAes .as o 9aes s.oe
366 bsesi eoAswise, OH bales sale, 28OO bales.
MAcos May zCOttOn dali MddRgs, Hiei stoek-l8D 2@o
LOUISVILLE MAY a-COttOn srm hgheri Mddlpgs. 23le.
MEMPHIS. a H-Cotlon active snd hfm hddng, zstdz5ici
weekreoeps al balesi shipments 963 bAe sales 3'Oo bas
hUeusTA MAJ -Coiioh stong MadBgs He receipts % bales
receipts $50 bales, sales $40 bales
CoLussUs May A-Cotion queti sock-ls 3ou bales 1871
~ bslcsi fpinuers IS bales spnnerf, 81 bales.
kAshyul1 MAY ACotton quiet Mddngs. NE stock
haeA
sELsA May Coonsoek-ls 1t95 baiee is72 g2 bales
WeeAy-feeeipis - balesi shipments lt7 bales.
CHARLnIoN. hag zLCoon steady Midings s7i0l5o
ssp 2e1 b.isa Great BhtaS 291 bass sas, 40
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
EAST SIDE RuFFIANs WARNED.

Edward Keeler, the East Side desperate, VINO
arrested for being engaged in the brutal assault Oh
Officer Bernard Tuy OF the Nineteenth Precinct was
taken yesterday before superintendent Kelso at PONCE
Headquarters The Superintendent commended olnoei
Levns for his courage in keeping his prisoner "he "
tackled by the laters conederates, and told the oc0
who had the r1lfan in charge TO shoot him II ne at
tempted 70 escape. Moreover the superintendent ui
rected the officers to use their pistols hereai'ei'
attacked by gang of desperadoes' az,
the Commissioners would justify theT ".uUn' w.,
Capts Cameron of the Eighteenth and Gunner o in
Nineteenth Precincts were directed 10 e00pv5i"o e00pi ,rs
breaking IN the Eighteenth and Ei1eteenth Malu
OF rufans and thieves. The most eNdS ne beads of
the Police Department would uphold the oueeis " "'
efforts. -, .,o roorcs album
for fnre reference and he was aIteIWru tahen o'ON
10 the Fiftv-ninth-st Police station
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

ETHIOPIAN MAHkETS.
PaRrs 2-The specie IN TIE bank o. fIshoe N' NOo'
I'd dunng The past week -
Ixcv Ma, 2I1:3J COnsos opentd 20 s33 for money anl
eq s Tor the account securities qlet ant eaay Ul
states twenty bonds, lS2 y. S6's Old VA loo Y't zen
FOrtcs 81. - "a. or.r. "A
F NEroRT PA m.Untel States FyeTwen bonds opehea
at 9dt for the Of 1867
PAais Nav pa. m.-Reutes opened at 55t zoe. $3.50. -
LfvERpoo 24ll:31 Coton oreuc1 hrmi M1ahng w
lands ma Mddng Orleans ND sales Of the week 5000 bates
bales for EXPORT 1900 bales Secuanoni stock IN port
8s8 bales 0O American receipts Of the week 4tOC bales zO
bae Aecaa actual export 1900 bales; stock bound 70 ts
po bales American. bTealsahs qmeti neat yU
Red receipts OF wheat ior e past
three Gays, IL 900 qrs., 9,OOJ American. ,-. 80,
MAY 2il m-COtOn trni At4Alg Iphus 44'
Midding Orleans llli ..,.-,,,,o -, ---., -, .
IrvETPooI May 2i-l3O p. mwheat l28dl2lO y GENITAL foI
California White; n 8dl 10 for Red Western Spring and lS lor hd
Winter. ,.-
LoxDox May 2e throughout England fair bat IN
favorable TO the crops 800, - -, %,
IOvDoN NAV uConO closed at g2 for money and gi
United Fyerweny bonds lOo O. 1905
1905. 9}t; TenFortics. 49,
LyIRpooL May 2s-5 p mCotton closed FIRM Quotations nm
chan.ed sales day. bac3O0J Or speculation ANA export
The market Fabrics st Maucho ter Lrmer
LoNDos MAY 24Taow % = cwt or Russian Petroleum l4a
ASTwERP May 23-Pe,rocum a francs Tor fne Pale AmencaI
LoVDOs Mar Zt-EyeungB p 0j C. cwi Tor tne SHs
Tupelune 50 6atO & cwL Whale OIL &o6 I0 q Ky 'an'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE COURTS.
THE STOKES TRIAL.

kRRAIGNMENT PROCFEDINGs-A COMMISSION TO
EXAMINE WITNESSES IN LONDON AND PARIS.
Numerous eager spectators were present IN
he Court Of oyer and Tcrminer yesterday in antcpa
ton Of the trial Of Edward s. Stokes for the murder Oh
James Fisk. jr. Distrct-Atorney Garvn Objected 10
the paper fled by stckess counsel the previous day. On
the ground that II properly plea In bar anu
q plea at all, it nothing more than plea I'D "o'0
ment. ~,
Mr McKeon objected to Mr Garvn's stating what ,ne
paper was" the Court should not learn anything eA"
judicial"
Mr. Garvin insisted on stating that the paper was
CODY of the Indictment and the several pleas h'er
posed.
Mr McKeon asserted that the jury in the trial had not
found a verdict.
Mr.. Garvin contended that a verdict for the people
had been found and consequently the plea In apate-
ment offered was but repetition OF what had been done'
and therefore should not be allowed. He accordingly
moved to strike the paper from the fles hed or II
not that it be not received Counsel had taken exep
tons and should proccedlon them
Judge Ingraham said the paper falsely stated that
there was verdict Of the Jury before Judge Cardozo
The record showed that there was.
Mr. MeKeon said he could get the affidavit of Judge
CardOzo himself, that actual verdict had been rem
dered by the jury and then an indication OF dis
position 10 the personal alterations OI the uay
previous. He was promptly called to order, however, by
Judge Ingraham who said he would not allow either
side 70 indulge in personalities in future The paper
spoken Of was plea abatement only, and he would
overrue it, and compel the prisoner to plead TO the IN
dictnent. oo-,,. .- ,.
The Clerk hercupon asked the prisoner Guilty or not
guilty Z" Stokes declined 10 answer, and the Court Iu
that under the statute plea of mot guilty would D9
note being first made that the prisoner reiuse
10 The indictment was then read StoAes d san
ing meanWh The Judge again asked him II Tic leseu @
plead. Stokes said nothing, and Mr. McheOh saiu ~
him. We refuse TO answer at all" Stokes theh . be
himself, and the DstIicAttorney having staleu .u % 10
would DE ready 10 proceed with the trlaI IN eM u
Mr. McKeon read affidavit stating IN arJ
Dormau B Eaton, residing in London ins''tsu U 90
Marcus Cicero Stanley, now residing IN IdtlS, rd
necessary witnesses on the part vi IN, ,o 49,, W
that "a Commission should issue to examine lItiu - -
Mr. Garvin said he had no objection 10 the ~,
such commission, and would leave the uhe LOT tnc
trial 10 be selected by the Court lie thoushl IAe OV
mission could 20 out IN Ia DAYS. - ..os =, .ho
Mcfarland case wherein commission had beeh issued
He only asked fer reasonable time, as ms lhterrOSa
tories were not yet prepared. -,
Judge Iugrdham said q great many things were ooue
fn that case which not TO be initiated in this .
The time finally fixed upon for proceeding with the
trial tine third Monday OF June next stokes was tAeh
removed, and tAc crowd departed
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Justice Mcclure, in the Yorkville Police Court.
committed kher Neer sesmsiess employed in The Ia
boarding school Of Mrs Beeeker at No West Fifty fourth
stealing worth Of ewely and clothing belonging 70 MIR
HsIveJ, MO visiting hsf daughter at the school,
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday John
Miller dangerously stabbed George Meyer Of
tie abdomen THURSDAY night he'd BY Justice
victims injuries Patrick Lyuk
Newman and MARY
r stealing of cloth worth go from Harris store
No. 5ll Gfsndst, yesterday
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, Con-
Pat, ibfAne ahsn who attacked bis
savugkue 1hudy evening placed under tie
Commissioner Of Charities and Correction ohn Barnett Of
80 West 1Wenfr locked up for dangerously heating bis
s head with club d Of eaOus Kate LesI Ggt
picking ll Of Charles ho9atts pocket
dlaIst0Ie, 30. ga kglth-ayt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE CARL VOGT CASE.

A requisiton was received in the Sherif's
Office yesterday from Gov. Hoffman, authorizing the
Inova Of Carl Vog the Belgian fugitive, who is charged
with numbering Cheyalier Bianco near Brussels. 10
German this morning. in order that he might
be sent to Belgium for trial His counsel at once made
eorts behalf, and Judge Blatchford in the United
6tates Court issued writ OF habcas corpus requiring
LEGAL cause TO he shown for the attempt OF the State
thores to VOgt 70 Belgium in the absence OF an
tradition treaty covering the crime with which he is
charged IL is claimed that the United States Govern
ment alone can do this and the question viii be tested
whether the State Court under whose process the prs
oner is held can enter into such negotiation with a
lurOpeau nation.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOI-Ta steamship f'yssnic, MAY N-B. j.
Hopkins j. Heron n McApin Nr Martin, Mr. ard Miss opsirs
A Hams Miss y. Necf Miss Sullivan, Miss Lyle,
Miss F. Fox Miss Il Fox Mr Ute.ion and chill Mr. T. T.
Smele Maxwell wife M Fitzgerald Miss g. smith, Dr. hart
shore Finley W. g. STeuoef Miss Wilson, Mrs 1oaia, Is
Eariing g. D. MoWatt SbenE H. Bruce Ms snd Miss hanol
Mr. Lord and wife NJ Maphy T. T. Blight M Pooock M
Nhte T. Dolan, J. D0an - ~,
FROM BREMEN-In steamship D0rGv, MAY 2f-R Lampe Cara
Sche1 II. Humphrey and family t. Peck ana family ~ Muller IA
Roscnd D. SHERMAN, T. Olccner Eanna Renies aul
child r. Getie Spizer wife Mr Dix, Mr. Badger " Hooper
wife Frnkln and child and others 10 second cabin
FROM SAN DOMINGO ClIY--lR steamship IBbe, May 2i--
Aonzo Mace Mr. Miguel lyas John SAWYER j. X Bower,
d. Lepparo J. n Quaokenbuh child and servant Ms' NJ &
Paddock Miss B Howe Miss Angie Hose s. r. bay A. Reyes
r. Beilrau, A. UhIiaub. Fred. Young, lccrto Lous
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Association Hall-Seryce Of SUNDAY B.kNlNG a.
a oock followed byl short address By Rev A. r. DICKINSON,
u. d. Of Richmond, Va Bible Cha SUNDAY AFfIaNoON; e.
o'clock bg WI H. THOMsOS d. D. Young hen
Religious Meetings THURSDAY EVENING a o'clock ane O.
SATURDAY EVENING. at o'clock Union PaTeEhceung daily a.
4oc
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
MICHAEL HAYES ACQUITTED.

The case of Michael Hayes, charged with the
murder Of James O'DOnnen during street brawl, on
May H. 1857 called yesterday in the Court Of Gen!
era Sessions for tine eighth time since the complainant
L. G. Rochester appeared before the Grand Jury. The
complainauts testimony was contradcted by the ac-
cused and Recorder Hackett briefly charged the jury
who prOmpty rendered verdict of not guilty. Hayes
friends.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
SATURDAY. NAY 25.

SATURDAY. WAY p c.,-
via Queeasown aud Lltrpoo yer
o I{rassels close at No Supplementary Mail Snahp SANS
nj q a. m from Pier No. IS " r.
A prnssan Closed Mail is sent by this line /, A..
Mails German States via souina''pen e9a biea d. a. s
steamship Main close n e. Supplementary Mail on ff io' o
Third st. Hojoken closed at STEAMSHIP sails AZ y N Ia
IAN letters deposited in Supplementary Mail mus be ppAu Win
double postagel
A Direct German Mail is sent BY this line - ,, -,
Mails for Brmua W. L. by the steamship san FRANCISCO eoe AZ
l. M Steamship sails az m. from fef No' - W a.
SUNDAY. MAY 70.
An Mails close at The fUs0hee is open IRON
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
MORNING POST.

"Mosi completely the truth Of the Besegel Residents views
roboate by the revelations contained in the diary which the author
pennei with diligence and persistent observation Some Of the
extracts from the ultra and serve IN conune
with little anecdotes to brighten the heavier portions
Of the diary well enghen the various points relating to
the progress the siege These deo remarks Afford but
meage the Of this compehenve and ABLY written vol
We have however abssnel from closer examination Of the
work avoid oreing with which II will be read Parts
diary printed for the ft time and thus
which in is perfect state received with great ayor
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

UNITED STATES DISTRICT IouRT-iN BANKRuPTCY.
Involuntary
a9iq Ss-en sr Winters ana Herring Schradt
90 korton sgt Throck $685. Deweese ag. Hopkins
morton. ami others
et al ag Days 35l Johust0ne ei al sBt Ham
AMI another. bifger
Gill al Falon. 1913. Welngbusen ag Sched'
3469. .Ciafih AIT Orchard. mautcL
ag The American Seal
others. Lock 90.
$500. .LeiphGer agt Peeser and an'r
1frgUfleft Calendar.
3541. Deacon Marks
CouRT NAV 24Ihe following 10 the cal
May e: Nos 3I7, 32J. OIL 36, 328 323 3j lS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

c,rryRceH 1s7 bead rStug the supply r ne s reh & 'U
or 6O cars against last week =, e varjs todrv
tbere we're few purchasers az Ae tSs "l
snS s,ies Wer confined principally 70 ",t loa,
nn s'''s yards and only D ear-ioans
on the market owners account Of he 'ayaee & sT bsr
posed mereaSe on sale, Of head lllos steers ranging
from Iooo to 800 ib at sc 90 to so w. ,5st zoe head last
head mStns sn a from &c 81 and everything sod tes
week 49, ns from g3 lbs AZ 80 S9Si 20 nos
% 39 be,d making supply for the week ~ @ mean
kecep dull dropping. Pnes range ron
oe hess az on ~ yards and only one oHerne
A., xcrthno
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
A RECKLESS CHARGE OF THEFT.

The fancy store of Joseph Kinsella at No. PA
Courtst Brooklyn, robbed Of goods on May TO- and
the property was found the pawnshop Of John Feeey
Mt No As Frontst An officer Of the Third Precinct,
few days ago. arrested Anna Farron, widow, and the
pawnbroker swore that she the person from whom
be had received the goods, identifying her by hight
calico dress which she She kept In jail until
yesterday. when the tried before Justice Del
resulting ia her acquittal She now threatens TO
sue the pawnbroker for defamation and false imprison
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
DECIsIONs-MAY. "a.

Supreme Court Ch0mbrs-By Judge Brady
hstle1 sgL LeYy.-Orscr suggested.
ny Ja4ge Leoat MngsretiA KrBse Peter KruseOrdr
fIsntea confirming report dssogg James Lamb
Cathanne L. LabJud divorce granted report
Superior COurt-Specal JeYn-By Judge Curtis
Bruce shook granted for dcoVsi so
shee UIOaOndeT grAnted Kelly
Ntisans-Ostsr gIsstsd LOBssp sg NeaalOEder granted
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

"The Of The Besegel gres
hy appeared from time to time in THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minnie and the main very description OF
Pans during the ur months Of isolation from the Of
Other Kindred books will be published which will heip
complete picture this likely valuable than
any Of the others and certainly cannot expect to Ind elsewhere
much ulre OF detail"
NEWS" is shown the following
reprinted in the URi states o TIE English edtoHsI all Of which
have appeared is columns
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Sweeney AIT Coate-Orr granted Bonner as Pohamus-order
granted ,. -, nm
Common Plads-Specdl Trrm-By Judge LOew.-
Deybu agt The Mayor, &c-ord'r settled
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

ALBANY LIVE SIoSA MAih N IN crs or 50 more Than
- f hut be average quality not 20 rood The ae thu Jar Ia
h local In Character prices lc OF from those OF iat week
49, S;r fon &c 20 7c Nothing OF consequence cong ~ Msh
Cows The supply Of veas number 200 head Of mrrye qaag & %
% s,Se W prces from 7lc for al gaies sheep scarce ana
IN hgbsr Sorn are quoted ale No Lambs JET received hos
Inf
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun nes..... 436 5:l9 Moon rises'.lO
THIS DAv-A. ~
Sandy Hook... q:7 Cows Hell Gate PerrT. 0o
THIs DAy-P y
Sandy .l0OG Cows Island. lof5 Hell Gate fey. WV
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

1.-THE Day Of the Begti Resident needs commendaon from
os Won Moke Versailles pronounced extremely Interesting
disputes With the letters from Metz the Journal the
place among the correspondence Of the perOi"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
conoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

"THB DAILY NEWS" uonion' Enganhi oa' 70 m ''aen" IN
A. -, S., Oh, xi.b 20 communicate with the Bnglh public
unerAmplsd heihuea - ,, .,
The circulation DAILY NEWS has received an erfraoni
nary impetus during the yea from the popularity won oy the
character Of Its Foreign and General In'enssnoe me 'a 70 ~
- q, sr Of one hundred Der cent; and "THB DAILY NEWS"
bDv now secoud 10 no English Newspaper In It's constituency Of
. ia UNSURPASSED as medium for all classes Of AdTertsemens
while as an organ English opinion, has special recommendations to
Americans The high reputation OF lhb DAlbl hh"S on AL
tn.nc snte causes II 10 consulted BY bankers merchants
brokers' investors &c. is confssely the bes. channel for
- IL svervEu
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
ILLUSTRATED TINES.


"The Letters from e Bege Resident always racy, crap
and thoroush shly unique IN tAef IN their style"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Calvary Church, Foirh-aye.. Of Twenty mn st.
Church will oDen SUNDAY EVENING MAY 6 Services az oeo 4
armo hE The Re.-ar. Rey =. A. MA-HBLEN. ID. ID.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
Religions Notlees

At Duane VI u. Church, Huisol,t near sIdnr.-praeh-
ing IOMOkkOW, a. 10. BY Rev Dr. J. LESLIE. a
b. Rev D. " RENO delegates TO the General Conference se.s
free All cordially invited
Az the ~eyenfh-sf. N. r.. Church. Thi -P.rh-
Ing at l0 BY Rev W H. OLLIN late of bnghsmion a.
Rev J. b FOOTB Of sUacuse. sl ree HOSDAY
EVENING the Church u sacred lymns and
given TO each person, and admission free
Ar the lIacdouRnl--t. Baptist Church. sprngst-
The Rev Mr. LIZ ROY q the For0rl Hope n the charge
Baakava, will preach i0l and the Rev Mr. NbAchAh =
Massachusetts "A m. S1thahchoo st9a ard
Meetings WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS - Srarges
cordially invited and will be cheeuy fanhel With ssis
A. {. ARNOLD. M-.sI1naTT.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

1.-THE DAILY NEWS has shown itself pre6muen in The aeeur
and value Of evsry kind oin;e ncs with regard to the war
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

"eFe peculiar cync favor about the remarks Of the Resident
lucky wach shu mp ts keen ohseryaDt writer
Paris, and elected spcd graphic account OF the sese'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

Te Bee-ol Resident lei life which, reelected ia his fasfl
PAGES seems to have been and OF very variety
which one woul hney that LIE aaoas the population Of closely
invested city nult b. deficient"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

"The War Correspondents DAILY NEWS have earned 70
that PAPER pTeeminent reputation"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
TnE FORTNIGHTLY REvl

There no commend the correspondence ot III
DAILY NEWS TO persons who recall the accounts Of the battles
Gyeoe and Sedan Of the terribly Photographic pictures OF Me
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

THE DAILY NEWS has bcea BY far the richest in correspondence
Of value since the war began"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
nrrn.,o ,,vp STOCK aARKET-M.r

bales; s,Ceh bales; weeEynet receipts 80, 80 .s S6 be
g. Iotys ssy oiCotor 6rner held higher hddhngs |a|iG
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Most Fnghmen the value r all purposes Of the commane
tious published in THE DAILY NEWS tie critical events
we're evolving themselves It Of this correspondence that The
systematic been made in this country 10 suecr tae
ak cte,lF Ffeuch peasants took th-ir RISE
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
Gitndiions Wdnten--f females.


A FRENCH LADY, from Paris. highly edu-
~ caed and ~oui fNhIRuCliON Tor
the city. Address LA1OURE1fB Tribune
Ohee.
A WELL-EDUCATED young Swiss Lady,
who only French ard German wishes stuaion COY
ERNRss, best references. Address H. MANI, Boa 4l92 PoOhce,
New-fork
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as NURSE, 10
N travel 10 Rurone family accustomed 10 trave has ay
before the Continents highly recommended BY her former
employers. Adires J8 s.riL-aye.
A FRENCH PERSON offers her services as
"A lady going Paris. would take Of children, for
passages is not seasek. 40 sitth-aye, 9d bell
A GIRL lately landed would like IA SITUA-
"a TIOS 10 private family $50 West TrtytErist b'tEeen
Ninth and Tenthagcs.
A YOUNG LADY, speaking the German and
~ French angna, suitable SITUATION Address l61
East Housionsi between the hours Of TO m and p m
A WOMAN 10 20 out by the day or week,
IA HOUSBCLEAEfFG SCRUBBlHG, WASHING or would take
Washing at her house. ~ West Seventeenth t.. rear.
A COMPETENT GIRL for DOWNSTAIRS
"A W0Rk small family Apply for Two days at present employ
ers. 3l West Fnc,h.st
A RESPECTABLE Protestant young Girl as
IN LADYS hATDi competent 70 dress dys ehdrens hairs
a and operate well. 3a5 West Poryhrist
WANTED-A SITUATION by a Scotch
w Protestant WOMAN Grsia COOK Understands Eughsh
French cook baking aud all kn o DESERTS excellent
city Cali or address ~ Yves! Fifiieth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
SATURDAY REVIEW.

e merits ofthe correspondence procured by THE DAILY NEWS
depenIe only upon singular promptue but also on It's nheen
.xees1ee as beng at once clear accurate AMI picturesque
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

"Probshy Of the recent campaign so amply sisnd our
modern r picturesque Tie description Of the battle o
veo.ie reads Ike page Of acus and for awful v7dne''
night stand BY the side Thucydess narrative Of the plague"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Many equal descriptive execution the finest deea
atoms similar character in novels say in Car}es Frederick
the Great The Metz which the fullest
,ry abound what we might call war sketches after The
description Of Battle Of Sedan is masterpiece