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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30
COAsrwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE 10
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO,
CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE.
steamers leave 18th and 30th each month"; except when
tn9se dates fall on sunday, then the day preyous -
January W-Steaner HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. q
1 WI leave pier ~ North River at IL O'Clock noon foe
ALASKA, also conneciing Tor a Centra, American anl
south Pacific ports Freight ports received
until 4 7. NJ of January ~.
Steamer CHINA WIN leave San Francisco February 4
l3 japan ana China For OF freight and
AZ lusther Information apply At Company once on The
Special Notice Steamship HENRY CHA UNCEY wan saa
from pier n North River at 10 A. NJ. January 81.
+. X. BABY, Agent.
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A GREAT, POSITIVE. ABSOLUTE AND PEREMPTORY
"A sale OF fine r0tng road and business Horses Wagons
Harness. including the hnc and valuable stock OF tho
late e1.sher James Lyach decessed on Wednesday to-
Extra handsome, stylish, closely mated team OF
brown gedfngs, Colonel and Major about l3x hg aud
years old sired by Royal George out Of thoroughbred
gait in the state they high headed with ne long
and cean heads they need checxs do not pull fret
have wees or tricks and fear nothing they great ALI
day nnd beat Ss have
kind.
Extra Gne large Coupe Horse. 10 high. 7yeas old cannot
be ousyled; fine traveller; warrantei sound kind.
Also the well known fast and bay rotting Mare
Lo.te, by Old Patchen, dam by May Day. 5s high
old extra geneel, tine and fast has anabe
qualities has record Of ass can beat 235 now, and
ranted sound and kind. This mare is well known
oil high Kentucky bred Of the genee finest
gated trong mares In the city purchased last August
Ut Buda where he was entered In the 40 but av
ing arrived only four tefore the journey
Il advsabe not to start him IN the seventh
day aer arrival when he purchased he showed milo
In 23 and repeated In z:3x, and troted half mile In
l3 be ts and fast now and pull road wagon In
24 and Is warranted sound and kind valuable track
Also Z handsome ana fast brown Hambetonisn FLY
srei BY Volunteer dam by American Star, as the
Dater Mare; pedigree guarantecd s l5h hands high;
very fast and pronisng entered the Colt Stake for
next sea:on showed good speed last fall warranted sound
Also ne large and stylish Dapple Gary Hor.e is hands
SQUAD and kind, Full particulars of al at sale.
The special attention OF gentlemen called to this sale
such an opportunity h seldom offered. Stock be seen
to be appreciated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHn's.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
- For Southampton and Brcmon-
- rhe steamship HERMANN. Captain @. Reichmann VIII
sa on saturday, February at an M, from Bremen per.
s10 OF Third street Hoboken TO be followed BY the ean
snip LElfL Capt W. Saturday February 10.
tes OF passage London, Have and able IL
IT,. -, gold. or Its equivalent in currency.
"
OELRICHS CO., Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
A NCHOR LINE
"A Steamers SAL every Wednesday and Saturday ana
- NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling NJ Lond0n Jerry mails ami passen vers
booked TO and from all raiwav
stations In Great Britain, Ireland Germany NORWAY sw3
Denmark and America safely, speedily confors.
bly, cheaply by any other line. =
THE NEW DEPARTURES.
FROM GLASGOW. FRoM NEW YORK.
Saturday. Jan. Saturday, Feb.
Saturday, jan 20 Saturday, FOB. 10
Saturday, Jau. ~. Saturday Feb u
Saturday Feb. x.....ANGLIA. Saturday Feb. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

STHNA AND BRONCHITIS-SO PARTS OF the
"A human frame are 50 dcicatey constructed or 90 easily
sneeted the throat and chest more especially IN odd CT
mates. Where damp and cold affect the constitution ~
hooves the sufferer adopt edectua Comedies One OF ne
simplest and most liable is "Datura Tstua," wnich AZ
fofds instant relief and the good results are connrmed
tbs personal the physicians
is prepared only by sAvURY MOORE OF fi5 New Bond
street. London the chemists 10 the royal families Of Eng
land, France aud Belgium ana sold BY them and all chem
is and sorekccpe cigars cssrcttes tobacco and pas
tiles for inht,lion The directions given bear their
snd without are genuine.
THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL rAf-
i ace, Upper Norwood London.-To tourists and fsmi-
lies It's elevated, pleasant and most saubous posftio1
combined with the comfort Afforded general nansrS
ment have made the Queens Hotel favoo resort o ~
upper ranks Of English society. " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

TOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Tao Old Dominion Steamship Company Will despatch
from pier 81 North River their 1ewhee stcamshD
IsAAC BELL for Norfolk. CITY Point and Richmond a
Tuesday, JAM 3D. nt NJ giving through bills OF adug ~
all points South and Southwest Through passenger ckete
issued 10 oil points, Accommodations Ineo,s.I A:5V 4
Dey street.
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UNION LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Brooklyn Jersey CITY or the country. In of
$soVo. $loov0, $4,000. $4,000, $s5.0C0
Loans ON first class Stores, private Dwellings
and Brooklyn are solicited.
Notice. Mortgsges coming due February. made by us,
can be extended for year without further charge
We have also estate money that will on first class
city property.
We charge no bonus
DEuTSCH 4 CLARK, Managers.
243 Broadway, room 3.
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
" Company, New fork, Jan. &c. 1872.
The Trustees In conformity the Of the company
submit the following statement OF its affairs the 3lst OF
Premiums received Marine Risks from LIST
January. 1871 to 3lst December 167l.... 862777 81
Premtuns on Policies not marked of LIST Janu-
ary, l"l. 2S,67b IL
Total amount OF Marine Premiums. 446462 80
No Policies have been issued upon Life Risks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Ma.
rine Risk
Premiums marked OF from LIST January, 1871, to
Sst December, ls7l.... ............... SS37S7ss %
Losses paid during the same period 81, 7S5. .sSo s.
Returns of Premium and
Expenses. .~s1S,2ll "a
The Company has the following Assets viz.
United st ties and state of New York Stock
CITY, Bank and other Stocks 89, 1890 90
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise S,31Q060 W
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages. $4,000 90
Interest and suniry Notes and Claims due the
re%aa es%sanSS Soss. ss:'Isi's ana s. i:
Cash In Bank. ....................,.... G7i345 0l
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TINTED STATES MAIL To HAVANA. -
u Atlantic Mall Steamship Company, sailing regularly
every Thursday at O'Clock r. NJ precisely from pier No
CRESCENT CITY, Captain Il. Van sice, -. .... Feb.
MISSOURI, Captain r. H. Morton via Nassau Fob
MORRO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams OBJ Is
A. w. DIMOCK President
NO. Bowling Green.
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Six per the outstanding certificates Of
profits win be paid TO the holders thereof their legal
and after Tuesday the 9Th day OF Feb
ary next.
The outstanding certificates of 1868 viii be
redeemed and paid TO the holders thereof their
resenaes after Tuesday the 9th OF
from which late all interest thereon will The
uhcates to bo produced the time of
cced. Upon certificates which issued Tin red scrip
gold premiums such payment OF interest and redemption
will be In gold
dividend Of forty per declared earned
of the Company for the ending lst
ber 1871 for which certificates will be issued on and after
Tuesday, tne I'd day or April next.
BY order OF the Board. -
J. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary
TR' SfEES.
J. D. Jones, David Lane. Frcdk. Chauncey
Charles Dennis, James Bryce, Geo. 4. Stephenson,
w. II. II. Moore, Danie =. Miller, William II. Webb,
Henry Colt, VIM. Sturgts Sheppard CANDY,
VIM. G. Pickersgill Henry X. BoGert, Francis Skddy,
Lewis Curtis, Dennis Perkins, Charles p. Burde,
Charles H. RUSSELL JOS Gailsrd Jr, Robt G. FERGUSON
Lowell Holbrook, @. A. Hand, william L. Bunker.
X. Warren Weston, james Low, Samuel l.. Mitchell,
Royal Phelps H. J. Rowland, James g. De Forest
Caleb Barsow, Benjamin Babcock Robert l.. Stuart,
A. T.. Pilot Robt Il. Mnturn, Alexander V. Blake,
William T. Dodge, g. w. Burnham Charles d. Leverich
j. d. JONES, President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President.
W. II. II. MOORE, Second Vice President
J. d. HEWLETT, Third Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

w New York, Cork and Liverpool. New and full POW
cred steamships, the six largest In the world W. ""
OCEANIC, BALTJC Appr.rrc
REPUBL1C, CELTIC. ATrnnTiI,i' ~
c,, eUtN tons burden S00O horse power each,
from new YORK on Saturdays, from Liverpool
kEPuBLlC, February ", At is 80 r. N.
AILANTlu February "a, at ga N.
BALTIC Msrch e. at III A. N.
From the White star dock, PavonIs ferry Jersey CITY
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivscd
bintng safety, speed comfort.
Saloons, ttaerooms smoking and bathrooms mid
snp secton where least motion felt Surgeons and
ardesses accompany these steamers.
Rates-saloon $50 n god steersge, $50 10 currency.
Those wishing 10 send for friends from the old country
can now obtain steerAge prepaid certificates 1888
Passengers booked from all parts OF America Paris
Hamburg, NORWAY, Sweden, India, Australia, China, Ac
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from fl upward.
For Information apply the company's oce, 10 Broad
wav, New York
Bills OF Isding issued through to Continen,s ports
j. II. SPARKS. Agent
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HOKsEs, CARRlAaKs, sc.

HOkSES, CARRlAGES, &c.
r BARKER h CHASE'S
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NJ Y. TATTERSALLs,
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AUCTlONEER
regular sales of Horses, Carriages. &C.,
every Wednesday and Saturday.
Gentiemens private establishments disposed of at public
private sale 10 the best advantage and general
ment Of Horses Carriages Harness and Everything the
horse ns to suit the needs OF all classes OF purchasers
Stsnty on hand.
4 large driving ring
In the Mari Tor showing lorses on sale.
Twentyfour hours allowed for trial
on every Horse sold under warrantce.
Carriages taken on storage.
Superior stablng for Horses ON sale.
Outside sales solicited and promptly attended 70.
Liberal advances made everything IN the line.
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The Prosrect Park Colt stakes viii close at the office
OF the Association corner Fulton and Boerum streets,
Brooklyn, Thursday evening, February a O'clock.
E. o. READ, Secretary.
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(NUNARD LINE.
" THE BRiTIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New YORK and Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor
rESM NTT y9Kk rRrp6E E2I s.s1s,9 s1sI3S
ABYsstNIA, wsday, Feb y! BATAVIA Saturday, Feb. u
ALGERIA, W'sday. FEB. 2s SIBERIA Saturday. March
and every following wednes aud every following satur
'-' anu RATES OF PASSAGE. 'A''
Cabin Ss0 $40 and $780, gold according TO accommoda
tion.
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
from iv.rpco ana currency
parta Of Europe at lowest rates.
Through Bls Of Ladng given for Belfast. Glasgow Havrs
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent Tor Medtcr
rancap ports.
onlcc, No. Bowling Green.
For s'eerage passage a "! Broadway, Trinity Buildng
CHAS. q. TRANCKLYN Agent.
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THE Bosps OF GeORaIA.

CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARrMYNT or FINANCE, Z,
TRoi.LEn's OFFICE. January %. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
PERSONAL.

Chief Justice Chase has been visiting the
Hon. W. b. Lawrence, at Newport.
Fx-Goy. Chamberlain of Maine has been IN
augurated President Of Bowdoin College at Brunswick
The Rev. L. III. Chaplin, ID. D., preached to
his old parshoners at Charlestown Massachusetts last
Sunday.
A Boston paper states that Madame Ara
bella Goddard has left her son in that city, to learn he
dry goods business
Death has separated very aged couple at
PeppereIl Mass-Mrs. Benjamin Williams having died,
aged ss leaving her husband aged 9i after maTried
companionship Of ~ years
Mr.. Walter Low, formerly known in this
city as bookseller, died in London, not long ago. sud
denly and under very sad circumstances 1t was thought
that state Of temporary insanity, the unfortunate
man had taken poison
Longfellow Lowell, Prof. Wasbburn, tie
Hon j. g. Palrey, the Hon. r. C. winthrop, and otter
gentlemen took personal part in planting treeoa pu
Die beach-at BrOokline Massachusetts, week or Two
since on the grounds Of the Hon. NJ. T. Wilder
The University of Burlington, VT, has con
ferred the degree Of Honorary Master OF Arts on MI
David Blakely Editor of The chicago Post, and Col
Henry r. smalley formerly OF the 5th Vermont volrp
University, but left early in the sophomore year MI
Blakey, of the class of 1882 emigrated to Minnesota
Col snaey, OF the class OF 1885, entered the u D MID
tary Academy at West Point.
Referring to the much lamented DIR. Nor
man Macleod, The Court Journal says: One OF The
best after-dinner speakers was Dr. Norman Macleod
Tall pOrty, and handsome, with beanng cOuntenane
and a bright eye full Of genial humOr. the minister
the Barony Church at Glasgow the life and soul ola
dinner party and favOrte everywhere, from the pa
ace TO the humbes cottage In his parish" His brothe,
the Rev. Donald Macleod B.A has succeeded him IS
On plain TO Queen Victoria.
A special dispatch from Washington to Tie
Boston TraceHer informs that the 26th ult. Mp.
Mary f. Walker demanded Of the u s. Commissioner II
Patents place for the soldiers clothes by her
during the war, side by side In glass with the
ments OF Gen. Washington and Mr.. Lincoln We do not
exactly remember the style OF raiments which Mrs. Mary
spored; but II something In the Bl0omer way, We
presume. We trust that Mrs W. win press her suit 40
speak, though the Commissioner Is ineNOrably agans
granting it, at present but would suggest that sh,
should have private glass to herself, with room fo
Miss Clafn's regmentals when that soft warrior has
done with them.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
WORK FOR ADMINISTRATION RECRUITS

Renewed activity prevails at the Brooklyn
NavyYard The force OF men has been inorea ed from
GO 10 400 men, and additional number will soou be
employed III the Construction, Joiners, and Machine
shops The sloop-ofwar Hartford is fast approaching
completion, and her engines already on board Inc
number Of mechanics will be increased during the month
TO 1000 and work the Minnesota, Susquehanna ana
Tennessee Will he begun without delay. The sioop-oi
war Hartford is nearly finished, and her engines are
already board She will probably 60 into commission
this Fall The Omaha fitting out at Philadelphia ana
will he ready for in "a few days. The Nantic Is az
Norfolk the Gettysburg at Washington and the Rich
mond at Boston. The Richmond will soon 20 into COM
mission as the flagship Of the West India Squadron
The other vessels have been assigned to stations
The July appropriations having come into force at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard and orders having been received
from the Navy Department 10 resume WORK On an eN
tended scale 200 extra men were engaged yesterday
The steam saw-nlls which have long been de are no"
cutting timber Although the Secretary OF the Navy
gave notice I'm circular that no politicians shouo
be allowed to make appointments, ana that polucai eau
vassng should be prohibited In the yet 'o
majority OF the who have been employed are IioSe
who support the present Administration ana VINO naNo
obtained employment through political influence. The
yard daily beseged by those who coyet puoc IunS
and patronage LabOreTs and mechanics Apply
Tor Situations to the master-mechancs, VINO
through fear of losing their places are forced 10 MI
up the requisitOn lists with the politicians iaVorles
many of whom have never done u days work IN any
trade. The lists signed by the master nechhnlCs
and sent 10 te chief of the bureau department for
approval This officer readily gives his signature ana
though the Admiral may object to this mode OF making
appointments, he il poweress TO remedy the evl
for which special appropriation was made 10y congress
last year ship house has been bu ana large num-
Der of machniss are laying the keel large delegation
of politicians visited the Yard on Thursday, ana called
several heads of departments.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
4 CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

John Mckenzie, age 80, of No. so Henry-st.,
fell from his truck to the pavement of Batayias, yes
terday, and dslocated his shoulder
George Price, age 49, fell between two railroad cars at
Athens on Thursday. and had both legs crushed and
broken He was brought TO this city the barge W. A.
Sumner Yesterday, and taken to the Park Hospital
Frederick Reuchamberger of No. All First-ave. was
struck the back by the pole OF truck which he was
passing in Broadway yesterday aud received severe III
ternal injuries.
John Ryan age 8, who fell to the sidewalk from fire.
escape fourth story Of No. l18 Churchst Thurs
day AFTERNOON died. yesterday, at the Park Hospital
James Neary. lad residing at No. 322 East twenty
secOndst who shot himself July while PLAYING win
pistol died at home yesterday, after course Of treat
ment at Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Keenan, VIII hoid
an inquest.
Thomas Malon age As, of No 491 Batc-st, fell from
coal cart in Neyins-s Brooklyn, yesterday, and the
wheels passing over his body, he was fatally injured
Bridget Donnelly, age 2S, OF Washington-ave. and
Douglas ST., while cbOpping wood last evening, was
seized with hei0T;ag e, g.. bled TO death before med
ical assistance could he obtained.
Joseph Schader age 53 of No 45 West Broadway. was
thrown of his wagon at SecOnd-ave and SecOndst,
yesterday, and was slightly injured.
Edward Woods age 40, no home was severely scalded
on the face and breast by escaping from the
boiler steamship City OF Mexico lying at Pier No
16, l.. r., yesterday.
John McCarty age 49, of No 1855 Greenwich-st jumped
from truck in Greenwchst., yesterday and slipping
struck his head violently against the curD-st0ne, receY
ing a severe conclusion of the skull.
Officer Thomas Dwyer OF the Twenty-siXth Precinct,
over by an express wagon while crossing Broad
way last night, the wheels of the wagon passing
both his legs aud badly crushing them.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE TWEED AND CONNOLLY SUITS.

TOO MUCH LAW AND TOO LITTLE JUSTICE.
To me razor Of The TrtbUne.
SIR: Ii seems to me that there has been q
great waste ef words, teclnicates, and legal obscuf-
ties In arriving at clear and definite conclusion on
very plain question The night Of the State TO prosecute
genencay the interest Of the whole people specih
caly IN the interest Of less than the whole people, when
there has been violation Of the organic law special
statute official malfeasance, an infracton OF the
rights Of the humbest citizen, in person property,
by its own voluntary act, on demand OF one or more
OF the aggreyed persons, needs no argument and no
precedent The purpose OF government is TO protect
the weak against the strong, the yiruous against the
vicious Protection and allegiance reciprocal obli-
cations between the sovereignty OF the individual and
the sovereignty expressed in the government. The
government cannot abrogate rights which are inaen-
able create irresponsible officers diyest itself OF the
obi cations which essential to its existence. The
creature is necessarily subject to the creator The law
and its officers creatures OF the State and the officer
dIvest himself of responsibility TO the state
The de aco the people; and all officers are the
OF the people and responsible for The faithful
discharge Of their duties.
The money involved In the Tweed and Connolly suits
belongs to the taxpayers from whom 1t was taken and
not 10 the State On the State must put IL into
the City Treasury TO aid in quidating the common debt
Of this city The suit on the part OF The state 70 recover
In the OF the State Is proper exercise of
erenty for the protection Of the people, but does not
follow that the money, when recovered shall NIL the
State Treasury Courts creatures OF the Sae they
collect and pay out on receipt to the injured clzo lhe
responsibility OF the creature to the State may be
forced without any other authority than that which is
vested in the State, and Is always implied every lcgs
latve act H. IN the exercise OF hat authority money
is recovered its disposition after and
has nothing to do with the real question. Has the
State right to hold it's creatures responsible
breach OF trust ~ III the malfeasance is in abuse Of
monetary trusts, then the enforcement of the STATES
right must affect the recovery OF the money II these
views untenable then 1t follows that the city of
New-YOrk or the injured taxpayers have the right 10
proceed independently OF the state State laws to
adopt such measures they may deem necessary 10
yindicate their rights. We have too much law and too
little common sense and justice. J.B W.
Nec- YORK, July II, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
TIE JERSEY CITY BUDGET.

The City Treasurer reports the following bal
suces IL Hudson County National Bank: General ac-
count, SIOl765 10; water account, S75G25 Sinking
Fund s3lC5 ls total s99l46 g. The Board Of
Finance resolved yesterday. TO sell $4,000 in bonds, at 90
per cent and interest The Committee stated that 900
had been sold at par but could be disposed Of
1t that price. The following taXevy authorized
fOr the Board Of Aldermen, $4,000, including
k0OoO for support Of outdoor poor and $4,000
Tor euDdnes; Board OF Police Commissioners
sZ6O0V Dcluding $4,000 for Police Department $4,000
iOr hospitals, health ana dispensaries, $1,000 for
u0ns, ana SloO Tor suudes Board OF FIRE Commissions
r $4,000 including s9s for salaries: Board OF Ed-
tatOD $1z OJ including S,JO0 Tor salaIlos 10000 for
evening schools 81 900 Tor books and stationery and
S7OOO for sundrics Board Of Public Works Ss COO In.
cudng SbO foT streets aud sewers, $4,000 fo lamps
aud lents SZlOoO Tor Committee water RItes and
Assessments. $4,000 Tor public buildings grounds
Szs Tor sundTcs Board OF Finance, Sl256l 81 nrud
ang $B5 for payment interest and bonds and
sC6 700 for salaries. Total, sll45,ss2 81.