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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.......... FEBRUARY %.
Lat 81 deg 4S min SO sec Lon 7sdeg 81 min II sec.
MARINE NEWt
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Henrietta HII, HILL HerITuru, c. 500
bushels corn. To R NJ Butler Som:
steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Palatka, via Jack.
Sny op seTs @ ep1 apd Ss e ensn ~ Sss
4 CO. WItte Bros, Pinckney Bros. W NJ LawLon
Sons, Fraser Din, @ lngraham Son;
s Railroad CO. F McCahe, O'Neill, Whyte
& Harral, Macqueen Recke J II Graver d co. ]
Oolcock 4 CO, w NJ Bird & co, 4 Bramwell, & r,
and others.
Steamer Emile. White, Georgetown, G.
l72 tierces rice. mdse and snndrtes. To Shack
elfnrd Kelly, James R Pringle Son, Adams,
Damon & CO. S Emanuel, L D DeSaussure. Mrs
Bates CO, Klnsmman & Howell. s Sampson,
Miss N A Pyatt Middleton, ] n Eason IL Bro,
Terry q Noien, Order and others.
Received from Ohisolm's Mn. eS tlerces rice.
To Wardlaw 4 Carew and Gaillard Mtnott
BELOW
bark supposed the Uriel, from Providence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York
BARK Jennie $ Barker, Waite. Liverpool-B G
schr Wapella, Penny, New Haven, Ct-Cohen &
Wells.
sshr P Allen, Clement Baltimore-oohen &
se6r Old Chad, Mccllntock, Havana-Paul,
schr Harriet Baker, webber, Bslt:more-H F
Baker 4 co.
schr Ella N Penneil, Mitchell, B unsw!ck, Ca
II Haker Il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff. New York.
Schr Old Chad. McClintock, Havana
Schr Ella Pennell, Mitcheli Brunswick, Ga
FROM THIS FORT.
Schr Jessie Hart, Hart. at Savannah, Febru-
ary 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Maria Frye, Bunker, at Baltimore, 10th
February.
schr Henry Allen, Taten, at Baltimore, goth
February.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February a.
Arrived, steamships North American and City
OF Meridor.
Arrived out, the Leips.c and Berlin.
HAyANA, February %.
Arrived, steamship Moro Castle.
MEMORANDA.
The brig Erie, Sears, from Charleston for Bos-
toh, arrived at Vineyard Haven February II.
The schr Jlo Hancock. Orowell, from Charles.
ton for Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven Feb
ruarJ IT,
The scnr Adelza, uuntley hence for Fall River,
arrived at Newport, r /, 18th insr
NEW ORLEANS, February %.
The 8 Gamer City OF on, hence yesterday
for New York; returned with loss or rudder.
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fertilizers:
GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO,

GoLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo,
on Upland Cotton, by one OF the most expert.
enced and reliable Planters In Orangeburg DIE.
trict, letter on, die In my ofice:
20 acres Without Guano, 10 bales, 400 pounds
each,
20 acres with one Ton SOLUBLE PACIFIC
GUANO, 10 bales. 4i0 pounds each,
or an increase OF 2l00 pounds Cotton on the! 20
acres manured with Soluble Pacific Guano, which,
at the average price Of 2l cents, shows profit OF
S624 for SIS laid out ]. n. ROBSON;
Nos. e8 East Bay and ! and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
fah0t-rkoS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23

TT AND" ASTER
15oo barrels warranted Pure Nova Scotia Land
PLASTER. For sale by
HERMANN BULwEKLE, Kerr's Wharf,
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szisJf. 1872. 1871.
Kew Orleans February q ...73o857 9Sl6s
Mobile Fernuaty o.. ........ .2526S0 309 SS6
Savannah, February q. ...... .S8l, ,2S6. 6s7S6s
Charlestnn February 2l...2 tsl1 ATS, 800
Galveston, February 21....... ls5,9S lso,o4I
Norfolk, February 21..-... ....S14,6B3 23l,tR
Wilmington, February q ...... 40.soS e8 022
Other ports February .125, Oh 169 765
Total bale8.. 21SSS.B
Total decrease TO date. ..6l2,e22
The arrivals Of. cotton at the, chief South
ern GENRES from February Is to q, 1872, inclu.
sive, as reported by telegraph, were Gas follows.
This includes all points but overland:
Nsw oRLRkNs-.
Feb l5...... 624s. le...... Sl3ll-l
Feb II. 4zS+. Feb .64s9 RS, ,ol8
Feb 29.... 10, 0,2S3........Feb 81 .....5530 -
For The corresponding week last year. .5s, 400
NoBILg-
FEB ,s........ @ s....,.EeS 1s....1s1sl Isys
Feb 2O........ 752.......Feo 2l...... SSsJ o,a
Last year.
3 5sxy2NNAH-
Fob 1s s5s. Feb l8...... ss2l
Fab T1.a.... .lI50.......Fe6 19......2olaf 1904
Feb 20. ..ll6s.......Feo H...... sIs - 10,
Last year
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TNOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING The UNITED STATES NAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
( 96E3sii STEAK COMPANY AHR
viii dispatch one Of their nrst.class, full power
Iror Screw Steamships from
:. PIER No. 48! N. b.. EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
Cibin Passage $50. gold.
Steersge Passage Iot1lce No 30 Broadway 500,
currency. - =,
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS b GUlON,
No. SO Wall street, n. T."
!, N.B-Through Bills Lading to; Liverpool issued
ny the Charleston and New York Steamers which
make close connection with the above line. i.t':I:
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to-;
JAMES ADGER i CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER d Co.,
mayo Or WIN. "A. OoURTENAY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
GEORGETOWN Affairs.

GRAIN sALEs.-The sales Saturday were
1900 bushels OF white wheat at el0l, 1000 bush.
els Of good wheat at "
THE CONTRACT for laying the track Of the
NJ cSspiu " %sssiu SSSa wSO viii Z COM
menoo work Immediately, so as 10 have tho
same completed BY July isL
About one hour after the thor had been com.
TsiiiSE on The sorner Of Third and High streets,
aud arrested them for dlsorderly conduct, and
conveyed them TO the station. house, whore they
were Identified as the parties who stole the
chairs.
A CoNnpxRAhLE NuNBsR Of persons visited
Davis wharf yesterday TO view the three mastcd
British bark, 1iIhio Raymond, which arrived
Saturday, from Liverpool, With f9ll cargo o.
She 10 rather neat looking, and hles IRON her
gan the British ensign.
TIM RIvER-Arrlved, schooner Susan .Ion.
kins, from salisbury, with 5000 feet Of yellow
New York, from PhilAdslphia, with general
merchandise for District merchants; LlHle Ray.
mond, from Liverpool, England, with full cargo
c g, sIaq pSon nuF N.w ,Us e. Hooper, from
Philadelphia; Roxanna, from New York; W. II.
Trayers, from Norfolk, with ob,Ooo feet o. lum
o Ss Win s Ions e
u. Newconb, Tor PhilAdelphia, with 2i2 tons
RoKAnna, for Norfolk, with leo tons.
SATURDAY EIoar ? party q men entered ih,
iSrnt1r r, s.ors mssny ss ~ s on tso%
they Intended 70 make purchases, during whioh
time one Of the number, named Allen Moore
picked up two chairs and carried the same 70
der Of the party then started from the store and
walked up tho street rapidly. some gentlemen
who were standing at the door OF the store o.
the time Moore put tho chairs In the wagon
followed him, and succeeded In OVortakina tn
team few squares from the store, with the 90
oupant gone, who had evidently been nsad'
| The team, with the ptundef, was brought TO tn,
| statlon-house and turned over to the police
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NorHjR. az NRw ADVkRTiHBM lISTr
W. T. JoHasoN, real-sstate agent and auo'
tlonser, win SELL on wednesday, May J, At $50
O'Clock p M, valuable real estate.
h. H. wARNHR, roalestate broker and nnc.
tioneer, will soil, on Wednesday April 20, ate
O'Clock D. IN, twostory frame dwelling, on the
north side Of Dlsmore street, between Z and
and Ninth and Tonth streets. On Tuesday, Nay
n, at the same hour, valuable improved and I'M
improved property, lying In Unioutovn, u. Q.
sixrH Asp LAAr REcErTIoE AND soIREE Of
the New York Republican Association to-mor.
row evening.
orTrorns AND nEMBERs Of tho Brotherhood
Of the Union will meet this evening.
THE twentieth anniversary Of tho Brother.
hood Of the Union Of the District Of Columbia
will be held this evening.
An Intelligent oolorsd boy is wanted.
MAriNEE AusIoALK Of tho Washington Con
ssryatory this evening.
THERE will be meeting at Jones' hall, on X
street tonight, TO prepare tor the celebration
tomorrow.
THn finance committee Of the emancipation
celebration will meet this afternoon.
ser notice or the First Reformed church.
TEE Republicans Of the Sixteenth distrIc, viii
meet Tuesday NOR ming.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
CONGRBss ON sATURDAY.

~ 1ANAAA w. wv ~ ANaaANa h7aAgH
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho Houss met - IN COMMITTEES q the whole,
chair. Tho attendance was, AZ usual on satur.
Ef. MsrricE, Of ma, asked and obtained is.ys
70 print 2 speech upon tho resumption Of specie
Mr. MciIsnry, Of Ky, obtained leave to print
some remarks upon civil service.
iii ior the erection Of Spublio building At
NJ. Leach, ON. o, spoke upon the political
Mr.. Richie, o. Md, addressed the House 10
support Of bill introduced BY him In December
last, for the ascertainmsnt and examination Of
tlon Of private property by the United states
army during tho late war for the preservation Of
the Union, In The states not proclaimed as In
inurrcction 10 the United Statos
Mr.. Mccormick, Of Arizona, spoke upon the
condition Of affairs In Arizona and the relations
between the whites and Indians.
Mr. Beatty, Of Ohio, discussed tho ruiiuE OF the
Speaker that the rule giving the COMMITTEES on
Printing the right TO report At any time did not
carry with Il the right 70 report upon subjects Of
the point, declaring bis ruling arbitrary and IN.
~. Randall, Pa, defended the ruling Of the
speaker, arguing that the construction given the
rule by the gentleman from Ohio would place
that committee almost superior TO the House II.
self
Mr.. storm, Of Pa, advocated tho passage Of an
B Mr.. Shanks, Of Ind, obtained leave 10 print I
speech upon our Indian relation, Indian treaties
MI. Dunneil q MINI, referring 10 the rosolu
lions offered In the House yesterday 10 relation
10 Mexico, BY Mr.. Brooks, Of New York, ad
dressed Tho House 10 defence Of the republic o
! Mr.. Dusn advocated the retention Of pro,oe
tive tariff system.
Mssiis; kSsS, 6 Ky1 Sheldon, o. L., ,s sSS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

lnNcstlRationa are on inc uocllncs
where, oh whore, Is the sprinkling cart
Summer Is advancing and 30 arc freokles.
Yesterday was certainly beautiful weather.
Lydia and her blondes arrived last evening.
Base ball opens on Thursday next, at the
Olympic grounds.
The "Dims Base Ball Player" Is out and on
the fly.
The best cure for spring fsvers'-Absoiuis
want or 4 big club.
sumuor called on schurI yesterday Gun.
powder plots, and all that sort OF thing. Ha, ha.
What lady Is going to win the prize at the New
York "Volly Borden" tomorrow night, at ma.
sonic Tempiei
Judge Miller, Of the AHseigsr. has 4 horror Of
Cheviot shirts, but has INDUCED IN bed.tick nan.
falcons. They are neat-and gaudy.
who, we'd like 10 know has read every line
Cdpiian lit ghAstly.
10 'front.' Of JOuysnAls marble yard, next door
20 tho REPUBLICAN Once, IL statue Of Ben.
Franklin in embryo A man. Is employed 10
| guard II from sneak. thieves.
Most Of the Newspaper msu OF our city have
had their trowsers and the backs Of their coat
reinforced, and now DEFY Lydia, the LAsher
Look out for daring eritiqusi,
Mr.. l., q. Washington, Of the Patriot, has re
TUNED from Florida, whore he was for som,
months on q health.reoruitlng tour He look
better, We are glad 70 see.
The orators Of the Morse memorial exerci.ei
are confined 70 ten-minuto speeches. That
/ sensible. who's going to speak OF "pueki and
the forty minute GirdlsH Somebody aHEf.
On Saturday night the "Old Man Of the Sea-
| was before the Robeson investigating committee
II wus heartless trick 70 resurrect old Slnbad
| Alrs Wtlrt ends "Wellss."
| We have sont messenger blooming with
smallpox 70 the gent who writes from New Or,
leans private note aging that "we're having
strawberry festivals"
Capt Bgrritt, Of the SIaday Herald, who be
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15


The arst Charleston strawberries were sold
IN New York Saturday at 50 and - por quart.
- The Chancellorship Of the Duehy Of Ian.
caster has been offered 10 John Bright
- he VIroinia "a sill At AspinyalI, watched
BY the Plsairo and Tornado.
: There have bosn thIrty.tyo deaths from
.,nalinoI dnrinS m. weeE AZ New York.
NJ go, ~. rr..st,, ,nn,d.r,r Ia.
go :. NJ. x ~ h1ns A. HaShsnSssk ri
H. on Jnns Al,
49,, r.. =. ,,,r,.a.,.,.,. - A..
~ m ;, ,iPoA vasss ~ ~ nt the
49,. n ~ ue0s0N'u my De~'n' IL 'o
., ..-,,.--,,. ia. ..,u
HAon1 ~ oonsidy ,l nue rIS ussh
louha an w ny HIa'ei soiu in'ho IN I'eo'Hu0
county CAh'otha'
MT. Wm. heyer an EnElish miserI aEel
Ayears was lounu uese IN ~ ION sh IN buP0h'
aueeL san trAneiloo, eAluin u nisst,
The Mormon conference resumed its session
in the TAberpAele a. salt Lake with sompAr'
auNely bmAii ettonoAneo'
-Extsnsivo deposits o. cryatAlliEed sulpher
have been discovered In tho Beaver MountAins,
Utah.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

terrible Loss Of Propcrty-uundfeds efFemAls'
Throun Dat Of Bmployment.

ThroMn Ouh OF hhpauIuaNHNs
rITTts, oHfo, April IA ore BROKE 9ut N
taSn' ms D. m, aud the buildlng, which was a
iSrae tvo-story frame house, was speedily IN
nA sr.st distance, and within thirty minutes
houses At least hall milo away were IN
names.
,hat II Wa ,iincuIt 70 remove furniture OF other
effects, aud within two hours the deyastatlon
WAS complete over sixty buildings having been
totally destroyed, Tow IsI f,slopg ana portion q
INC railroad depot building, The main portion
n the city was untouched. The loss u very
large but e, Ys ,,.s H,Is iest The ,S,aS ipsuT.
AD 4 heavy avs sOutSsrly gale ha. prevailed here
during the last twenty, our hours. ,-.,,,..
on Marion street, owned BY Mr.. Bloom. Los
$4,000. Another ere about noon destroyed tive
frame houses IN Frazer street. Loss nooo
mostly covered BY Insurance. In tho noighbor
ing town Of Psrrysburg fro occurred At
o'clock this morning, destroying a stove factory
and three dwellingt. Loss from $4,000 70 s5.Goo
the court. house, together with several dwelling
and shops. A steamer was sent 10 their assist.
snes from III, e! and q, p M ne ~, hsI h W.,
wind which Stlli prevails may cause Il to spread
Tie Lake shore aud southern railroad eleys
toT u was totally destroyed by ire this oven
ing, together with ia contents, consisting o
ioo,OOO bushels Of corn, 1900 bushels Of oats
and 5000 busheli Of wheat The loss Is est
mated at sioOO 900, covered BY Insurance., mostl.
In Eastern oompanleA
NEW YoRK, April i8.-The Metropolitan pa
per.oollAr factory, corner Of Washington an
lay streets, was entirely burned last night
Loss on the stock, 600, 90. A great portion
the machinery, valued At tl5o,0oo was ruined
and the loss Will doubtless reach half It's valu'
The once Of John Taylor sons brewery wa
damaged $4,000 by water, and the buildin
owned By the same hrm was damaged t75,0o'
all FULLY insured. Five hundred girls weF
thrown out Of employment
AYnR, MABa April n-A fire last night d.
stroyed all tho buildings on the north aide
Main street. the Worcester and Nassau rnilroa
and tho Lowell freight depot, including the POI
once, Masonic hall, Odd Yellow. hall, u
Unitarian church, aud \ brick school.hou an
a large number OF business houses. There is nc
q grocery OF dry goods store remaining. Lot
estimated At from 900 TO s2Oo,OOoi INSURANCE
small, In local ofiiees. ~
PoTrsvILLE, Pa, April iL-A nre this ever
Ing In Minorsville street destroyed Ten ten'
msnt buildings Loss, $4,000. Charles Twin
was run over by FIRE engine and Killed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
Int LIt.rnrrRa naiau.

At MT. HOratio. Kings closing reunion, on
Saturday evening last, his rooms were crowded
70 0ysrnowing By distlnguIshed company from
all parts OF our own eountry, with reprosonta-
uVes from England, Russia, Turkey and South
America. Among tho number We observed
senators Morrill, and Ramsey, Representatives
Twichell, Coburn and Wilson, Judge Drake,
Senior Flores, Minister from Ecuador; Mrs. Ann
=. stephens, Mrs. Lvernore, MIRA Briggs
lOliyia,) and many Of our own well known au.
thors and artists. Mr.. King gave q short parting
address, and was followed by some happy Oh,
servAtions from the Hon. AnAsA Walker, Of
Massachusetts, oommendAtory Of literary re
unions, and expressing the hope that the eI
ample set here would be followed In other places
Miss Ware read two iAvorite selections, and
Prof. Brown an original poem, entitled "Good
Night" by Mrs Nealy, dedicated 10 Mr.. King
DR., Chiekering moved . vote o. thanks 10 thl
host and hostess, with some pleasant remarks
and Miss Forney, the Missss oray, Miss Burn
ham, Mrs. Phillips and others favored TIT
company with some fno music. In bis addreE
Mr.. King said this was the f0rty. fourth reunion
| since their c0mmenosmenti In January, 1870, Ans
| he certainly has reason 10 couEratulAto hlmsol
upon his efforts 10 entertain his friends.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
vssvuE sAors WORTH HNowrso.

uBnHUL HAOru WORTH KNOWING.
TnuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best .Dsntrinco In use. It keeps the Teeth cieAn
and shits, and thsgums sound and healthy.
JouvnHs Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner Is FAR
sapsriOr TO Guything known.
THonPsoH's Pomade optims Is exquisite. II
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sAle by DrugEists.
msEAarD DIaEsTioN.-lf ohrOnie indigestion
anested the stomach only IL might be more
oasiiy borne; but II gives rise, inevitably, 10
many other diseases affecting the liver, the
nervsg, the bowels and tho brain. Blliousness,
nsfvoas tremors, constipation, headache and
tsHibie mental disturbances are among Its
sgAl accomplishments. In fact, every organ,
evsry hbre Of the frame sympAthlIss with the
debilitated and dlsealed stomach. What IL
needed In such o case Clearly an alternative
s hssss,.s s aS BasSs H. Ssyond ali
ooAparison OF Estimate, the bert Mere purga-
tiyel only deprive the system q the littlo
me same sifect. Tho whole Internal organism
hab gone wrong, and can only be put right and
| kept rgbt BY q medieine IN which the tonic and
.tinulatinE elsmenta predomlnate, bu, are quail.
discrepancies eompOnents. Nov, Tho truth Il
| (apd The medical faculty ~ we'll as tho public
know the fHut) that Hostetler's Bitters contain
psi. { "a AZ ~ s%snt. u Sody and Mind
| which Il involves. This has boen proved In %
many Thousands Of instances thatit seems al
most idle 10 repeat tho statement.
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
/ whatever cause enfeebied. and permanenly 70
| efnits the vlgor Of tho nerves, the muscles and
| the brain. Its effect upon tho brain Is e
idisnsni, and 70 bsnish dsspondsney and tina
| ignrnlty Of purpose which generally aeoompa
nlss bodily weakness. MwSF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
THE COURTS.


CIVIL
was enraned a. lnllows On Saiurfayi
Mliiay va Lindsay. Decision made that com
miaHion loy partition be eatcrod a. for sale undsr
set Of Use
Grant Va CLARKE Of al. Order overrullng ex.
captions 70 auditors report
Clark q AZ yl glare ., AZ ofacr ios ma
ratihoation Of trustees sale and OF auditors TO
port. -. -, - .,
LewisvA Teyloe. Otder appointlng H. H.
rerry guardian 70 defend intAntH interest,"
Nevitt u, laskere A. Ordor extending time
Benohef vs. yraus Vrder Ieiuslng prayer oi
petitioner Asking thAt plainuh % roquiredto
testify. -. 49, a. ...,,.s 49,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

Mrs. Whlttenmoyor, the corresponding score
tary Of the Pastors Union Mislionary Society
day, at O'Clock. Her remarks were mainly o.
rsotod towards the encouragement among thu
female members OF the church Of . moro active
effort In the homo missionary held. She TO
ment Of labor, which she argued the minister
could not nll 80 satisfactorily. She gave nun
Der Of examples Of he ohorts Of earnest yomer
In behalf Of the outeabtS from society. Her al
dress was not only interesting and Instructive,
but At times elcquent and pathetic, end was llJ
tened 70 throughout With marked GttentiOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

On Saturday night there was quite large
Potomac hall, for the purpose ~ protesting
against the location Of the depot Of the Baltl
more and Potomac railroad on d and Sixth
streets.
A Temporary organization vas Effected by IN,
election Of y. b. Church president, and rosolu.
tons were adopted expressive Of the sense Of TIT
/ to donate 10 the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
rOad Company the site on the corner sixth and
/ b streets south. and SPpointlng . committee q
look AFTER the interests Of South Washington
i citizens before Congress, before whom X. I
Merrick'S legal opinion will be presented.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

Yesterday mornlbE, between u and O'Clock,
while Joseph Builder, eolorod, private watch
man, WaA doing duty At the house OF Mr. John
son, on X street, between Thirteenth and feur.
toenth streets, he was assaulted by his wife, and
received severe out In tho len side Of his neck
from knife or razor. II appears that abe came
70 tho houso At the tine mentioned and knocked
on the door for AdmlttAnoo. IL was opened by
Butler, when she rushed upon him and made
the attack, INJECTING an ugly II not dangerous
wound. He was taken 20 HarbauKh'I drug
s. S,s hsss n,s w W anv sote o, r
charge. Tho woman was arrested by OnhooII
Orosa and Poastor and taken 70 the Sixth pro
einct station house, ami will DO brought before
Judge smell this morning. WhAL provoked the
wife 70 thus attack her husband has nos Vel
ham found nut
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

An Attempt 10 Throw a Train on the Trark-
Tears Of Disturbance In Barcelona.
MADRID, April A-Dispatchss from the Gap
tain General Of Catalonia say that disturoanoes
strong, l. IN the rieiAity. A plan u On foot Tor
twenty Of the band 70 enter the city and set ere
10 some buildings 90 that In the confusion all
u the city. The proof Of the plot arc In tho
hands OF the authorities.
Dotaohmsnts Of troops have been sent out q
ind Castsllo's hand. Tho origin Of the present
disorder 10 Attributud 70 tntcrnAtionallsm, sup
ported by CArligtf md Republicans
The Mlniater Of War has ordered . Suspension
Of all military fnrl0uEh b, and tho Immediate TO
turn Of all oiloaTs TO their posts.
The chnreh Of ST. Thomas was dostroyOd by
IRE last night. Several persons were injured.
The King, MATshAl Sorano, and the city au-
thorities were on the spot and used every effort
70 save the church. The flames wero stayed
barely 10 lmo TO prevent an extensive ecnna-
grafton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

Major william ~ Martin, Of Cincinnati rep.
resembling the billiard mAnufactory Of j. q.
Brunswick, Of that city, arrived here yesterday,
The MAJOR u Cd making hyins trip, and VIII
met hosts Of frienda. That he may enjoy BIS
soIourn, and add TO his large list Of Asquaint.
anoos, 10 the wish OF all who know him, Last
tlemen, the question Of the ability OF tho Maiaf
TO cope with some Of our city amateurs was
raised, and a small wager was agreed upon -
The trial Of skill will take place this afternoon,
At O'Clock, at the rooms OF MeSsTs. Miller 4
Jones, adjoining the NAtional theatre when n
ID expected . well-contsatcd game Will be DE-
yelopod.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

The olympies have secured strong nlne for
the present seasUn, embracing the following
wellknown players BrAlnsrd, pitcher; WAtef.
man, oAtnhsTi Flynn, trst base; Thoma., second
st0pi Glenn, len neld Hurley, centre fsldi
Burroughs, right Md, with Rohinson and
Reach as Altemates. On Tuesday they will In
picked nine as can DO selected. Tho frsl reg.
ulaI game for the championship will be played
on Thursday next With the nav Baltimore clut,
who will present the following nine; Matthews,
pitcher drawer, catcher II MillA nrat baee,
Pike, second base; RAdclih, short stop; HighAm,
| third basej York, Ian neld; Fisher, right hel1,
VII ~ ~ vsnsh man. DUN eiuos nv poen
| son there being no exhibition games) a nne
contest may DO expected.