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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Great Dissatisfaction with the Fair vcr-
dict-Departure OF tho Great Republic
An Earthquake shock.

I,
The steamer Great Republic sailed AZ noon to-day
for Yokohama with three-quarters Of million in
treasure.
With one or two unimportsnt exceptions the
press OF this city aud state are unanimous In de-
n0unclng the verdict In the Fair case as m0ckcry
OF Justice.
An earthquake shock OF three seconds duration
was experienced here this morning
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NVtTUbE UVITIp0TdIUIe ytsttIUUy U3I
Average temperature for corresponding date
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Open Work Banners. Parade Banncrsa
Portraits. Flags and Transparcncies at
HOJER GRAHAMs, " Duane street, X.
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An Acknowledged Fact.-No One Dis.
pues the claims e suIerority oftne kNoX Fall style or
popular store 22 Broadway, corner OF Fulton street,
would be idle and useless. II you want becoming HAe
won m IT deal M kNOXS.
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TslessAx 70 the NEW ysm meaAlD.

BRussHts, Oct. I, iSTs.
The rinderpest has appeared in the country
around Mons.
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Law Process for Damages Against the United
sEsszs ''r = States = '''''S'4A--~
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Wedding and Ball Cards.-Latcst Parta
and London STYLES Just received at EVEkDtbbS, ~
Broadway. Established 1870
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100000 Worth OF Watches az Dsss
count The proprietors OF the celebrated DuLLAE
STORE 6Sf Broadway are Offering choice lot o. colin
AND SILVER WAT0liEs at much less than cost u I'm.
portatou. Every Watch Guaranteed TO Keep good un9
Tor Que year GO aud 60
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Old Duties ON Goods Imported ON July 81.
The Solicitor OF the Treasury decides that goods
landed on 31st July and entered for warehouse on
lst August, but not already in warehouse when the
tariff act OF June 0 last went into operation, are
subject to rates Of duties In force at the date OF
importation, and not to the new rates. according
to the eighth section OF the act, being in ware
house when the same took effect. Much confusion
has been caused by conflicting opinions on this
point.
United States Marshals' Reports.
The Solicitor of the Treasury calls on all United
states Marshas for strict observance OF the rules
requiring report OF each execution received in
United States cases under charge OF those ofhcers
Many Of thoseSsnncers have neglected. wholly or in
part, TO make such reports heretofore, negligence
which the Department OF Justice will no longer
tolerate.
Called Three Per Cents.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has order the call
ing In Of 100000 OF three per cents numbered as
follows:-s500o, numbered from 4,3l5 to 4,5e1;
$4,000 numbered from 4,72o to 4,775 the interest
on which will cease November 80, 1872.
Prudential Appointments.
The President to-day made the following ap-
pontments:-Albert A. Day, receiver OF public
moneys at East Saginaw Mich; E. A. Dodge, In
dian Agent at the Hoop Valley Agency in Cali'or-
mia; g. B. Basenett United states Attorney for the
Northern District OF Florida; Alonzo Shaw, Post
master, Upton, Iowa; o. A. Horner, Postmaster at
Emmettsburg, Nd. E. p. Lipscombe, Postmaster at
Lebanon, N II.
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A.-Herrfng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and c52 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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WASHING
The Japanese Bourbon
Reaction.
MINISTER MORRIS VIEWS.
The TennOs EndcaYor to secure The Results
Of tho Prssressonis. Movement.
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, Oct I, 1872.
A Native View OF the Reactionist Crisis
I'm Japan-Mr. Morris Opinions.
Mr.. Morl Japanese Charge d'Affatres. explains
the present situation In Japan by saying that the
progressives. who count among their number
nearly. II not ~. the travelled young men OF the
nation have IN Tue past few years gained virtual
monopoly OF tho direction or pubic Affairs, and
that the conservative movement alluded to In these
dispatches yesterday, Is the effort Of the older
and necessarily slower men In public life to re-
shore the balance Of power; that the Tenno mas
endeavored, o., q matter OF right anl
policy, to maintain 4 mean between the two
parties. Mr.. M0ri some time ago saw the necessity
OF q check upon.tbe tendency OF the younger men
to Ignore the former governing class In the conduct
Of affairs under the new reOt'ne. and has held tho
opinion that stability Of government could not be
hoped for. nor the fruits OF modern progress fully
secured unless the Idea OF educating that class up
to conception OF the new order Of things should
prevail over the growing propensity to retire them
frQm active participation In the government
with this view, he insisted, as far back
as last January, that his resignation Of
his post al washington should be accepted,
ana has rcrraincd IRON, assuming the honors
OF Minister Plenipotentiary conferred upon him
by his government. He hopes and expects that his
SuOCCbuOt VIII WtuS w tiC outVc " Aouot
OF added years, as he deems ago to be one Of the
proper qualifications OF diplomatic representa-
tive Mr.. Mori guarded In the expression OF his
sentiments with regard to the present criss butit
10 evident that no Ia anxious not only for the party
of Young Japan with which lie is thoroughly iden-
tifed but for the principles on which that party
has attempted to administer the government.
1t is well known that the efforts of his govern
ment to negotiate loan Of $3O 600, ,OCo in New York
and abroad 80 soon after adopting the more
civilized systems OF administration was dsap-
pointment to him, and that he was opposed to the
project as being untimely and impoitic both
with respect to Its influence In Japan and else
where. Mr. Mort seems to think that young men
like himself have everything to risk by undue haste
to seize the control OF affairs and much to secure
by contentng themselves with share, and that II
necessary, inferior share, OF power till the reac-
tionlsts have disappeared from n the stage: liz
hopes that the soppage OF funds for the two vessels
building In New York Is but temporary.
Cabinet Meeting.
The President received but few visitors to-day.
There was no formal session Of the Cabinet but the
Secretary OF War and several Of the Assistant Sec
retaries In charge OF the departments had inter-
views with the President In relation to routine
matters pertaining to their departments
=. The Public Dobt Statement.
The following 10 = recapitulationl Of the public
debt statement:-
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Dyspepsia Cured.-Dr. n. M. sharp May
be consulted on his psiA and Diseases Of
the stomach and Bowesdaly at his Office, las EightlS
street. New York. His SPECIFIC mailed Tor 81.
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A.-Wheexing Whispers. Almost Every.

body hoarsc There something in the air that pro-
coughs and colds and reduces the voice to husky
wlispsr Fortunately HALEs HONEY OF H0RE..
honreness cough however obstinate resist ts
curative operation. Pike Toothache Drops cure IN ono
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AFR q stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct the Manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, lis Nassaust
A.-Herald Branch Once. Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
open from A. NJ TO 8 r. NJ.
On sunday from 3 to +. NJ.
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ChrfstadOrO's Hair Dye.-Thfs Spleudfce
Dye is the only orc that has been analyzed and
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LIBEL SUIT.

Governor Scott vs.. The New York Tri-
bune-Damages Expected Not lndi-
Gated.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, Ale
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. zAcHARlE, n Uncu
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AngelI's Turkish baths, 81 Lexington
avenue invigorac and vitalize before breakfast Appetite
and refresh beore cinner soothe ana anquze before
night. =
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AFR a stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct to the Manufacturer EsPENscHElD lis Nassaust
A.-Hersld Branch ONCE. Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boernm street,
On sunday irom 5 TO i. N.
An Acknowledged Fact.-yo One Dfs-
the ss Gs a m kSoS N e yf q s e
op"a 2 ggaaway s sSInsr wn @ bsSn sss
you must deal AZ KNoXs.
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2sl and e52 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
A.--For a First Glass Hat. at Populas
prices to porGASs lo2 Nassau corner Of Ann street.
AngelI's Turkish baths, 81 Lexington
avenue nygorae And stslixe before breakss appetite
retiring. Ladies. day and evening gentlemen day and
nisn" ---------------
A.-Whecxing whispers. Almost Every.
body hoarse There someihns in the air that pro-
wss seas a SATE oSE Of =
ho eoSs
curative operation Pikes Toothache Drops cure IN ono
'Hin"e'
Christadoro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye y the only ore that has ever been anay1ed and
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ALE
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. zAchAhiE, " uneu
Dyspspsss Cured.-Dr. n. NJ. sharp May
be consulted on his and Diseases of
the Stomach and Bcwes-taiy his oace, Eighth
street, New York. His SPECIFIC mailed Tor u.
Gentlensen's Hats, Fall styles, p. Ernen-.
VEIN manufacturer, las Nassau street. between Beck
man and Spruce Streets
Open Work Banners, Parade Banncrss
Portraits Flags and Trsnsparcncies at
HOJER GRAHAM's, " Duane street, N. Y
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed
ersSr. sd nSmatOny yrniseed highest rate, gSd Sr
SacIxctts Magic COloris Changes the Hair
20 beautiful brown black sold everywhere. Depos
l2l Liberty street.
Wedding and hall Cards.-Latcst Part9
and London STYLES Just received at EvERDELLS, N8
Broadway. Established 1870.
100000 Worth or Watches At . Dtss
count The proprietors OF the celebrated poaIAE
AND SILVER WkT6lEs at much hess than ces, y ,sn.
portatou Every Watch Guaranteed 70 Keep goVd tnn9
fat ouc 40
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the landing, the only one out OF the six
vessels that had been saved.

the landing, the only one out OF the SIX
vessels that had been saved.
The R. w. Skillinger, lying at the
foot of Broadway, and next above the
Champion, was towed into the stream
by the Newport ferry, Cincinnati Belle,
after which Captain Air had come down
and taken command and dropped down
below the suspension bridge out o!
danger in few minutes. The Robert
Burns and Mary Miller were also for
tunate enough to get out of danger by
cutting their cables and drifting away
with the current. The Bodman was
tied up just below the Cincinnati and
New Orleans wharf boat; in perilous
situation had not the flames, which
fercely attacked the wharf boat, been
subdued.
The Commercial Gays:
So far as we could learn it was not
known that any lives were lost. ltwas
reported that the second engineer OF the
Argosy had not been seen since the
alarm, and there was some fear for his
safety; and there was the same report
about the second bar keeper of the St.
Charles.
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BUFFALO, N. Y.
Railroad Accidental large Number
Wounded.

Railroad Accfucnt-A mrse NumoeF
Wounded.
BUFFALO, March THE New York
special express train, leaving Buffalo at
7:l5 A. NJ, met with an accident when
about two miles beyond East Buffalo,
which, had it occurred at some other
point on the road, where there vas an
embankment, would probably have
caused serious loss Of life, and per-
haps such would have been the case
had it not been for the slow rate OF
speed at which the train was running.
The accident was occasioned by the
bolt which holds the driving rod be.
ing let down, instantly blowing itself
into the ground, lifting the engine from
the track, and when it came down the
force was such as to break two Of the
rails. The engine and baggage car
passed over safely, but the smoking car
and two coaches were thrown from the
track, one Of the latter going over on
its side and taking fire. The flames
were put out with snow by the passeu-
gers. Nobody was killed, but quite a
number were hurt. The wounded were
brought TO this city and quartered at
the National Hotel and their hurts at
tended TO- The railroad company did
all in its power to alleviate the suffer
ings OF the wounded, most OF whom
will be able to proceed on their travels
in a day or two.
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CHICAGO.
Heavy Snow StOrm-New Demo.
cratic Paper-Meeting Of WOo1en
Manufacturers - Bills Passed by
the Legislature, &c.

Heavy Snow StOrm-NeW DemO.
cratic Paper-Meeting Of WOOlen
Manufacturers - Bills Passed by
the Legislature, &c.
CHICAGO, March 7.-One OF the
heaviest snow storms of the season has
been raging all day and still continues.
The snow is falling heavily, and has
obstructed all the railroads so that
the trains are generally delayed. The
street cars are running by the use OF
snow plows. Building operations are
entirely suspended.
The long expected Daily News made
its appearance this morning. 1t pro-
poses to advocate straight Democratic
doctrine, without any pretense of indie
pendence of party, or any leading par
tisanship. 1t is backed by great
many prominent citizens. Gen. Daniel
Cameron, one of the original proprietors
Of the Times, is chief editor. The Nc,cs
is furnished with the telegraph reports
of the American Press Association,
making the fourth daily paper in this
city thus supplied. Their character
and quality are sufficient evidence OF
the ability OF independent lines to com,
pete with the Associated Press.
A large meeting Of the Woolen
Manufacturers Association Of the north
west was held to-day and well attended.
1t was resolved that an exposition be
held in Chicago, August 6, 7, 8, and 9,
AMI that the manufacturers Of all tex
tile fabrics as well as the producers Of
raw material be invited to join with
the association.
Among the more important bills that
were passed by the House at Springfield,
that had previously passed the Senate,
are: The Chicago Mayors power ex-
tended over the city officers; the bill
giving the Federal Government jurisdic-
ton over the Bigelow Block, including
Quincy street, and the new Chicago
Custom House site; the bill providing
for the appointment OF Commissioner
to Danish Canada thstles in each county,
and the Canal Commissioners bill.
A special dispatch to the Chicago
Evening Journal from jacksonville, Ill.,,
OF the 9TH, says: Ex-senator Richard
Ya:es, who has been dangerously Ill for
some weeks at his house IN this city, is
now better and his physician thinks that
all danger in his case is passed.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March I.
SENATE.

Bills passed: To provide for the erec-
ton Of public buildings at Hartford,
Connecticut; Albany, New York;
Raleigh, North Carolina, and St. Louis,
Missouri.
Mr.. Wright gave notice as the pend
ing appropriation bill was disposed Of,
he would call up the Chicago reliet
bill.
The Committee on Commerce was
authorized to make a thorough inquiry
into the subject Of immigration and
the treatment of. emigrants after their
arrival in the Uuited States, and also
into the quarantine and health regula-
tions at the ports of New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, with autL ority
10 send for persons and papers.
Mr. Pratt, from the Committee on
Claims, reported a bill making compen-
sation to the heirs Of Miren Butts Tor
his property, which was taken and de-
stroyed by the United States troops
during the war
Mr.. Cameron had read at the
Clerks desk a letter addressed to him
by Mr.. Thomas A. Scott to the effect
that the use Of his (Scotts) name in a
circular signed by Giles A. Smith, was
unauthoized, and that Smith had in
formed him (Scott that no application
would be made to Congress for an in
creased compensation to carry the
mails.
The Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation bill was then
proceeded with.
The question being on concurring
in the amendment giving forty addi-
tional clerks to the Land Office, it was
lost by yeas &c; nays %.
The question then recurred on the
amendment placing fifty thousand dol
lars at the disposal of the President to
carry out the Civil Service regulations
Mr.. Carpenter moved to abolish the
Civil Service Commission. Rejected /;
yeas 10, nays 81. The following mem
bers voted in favor of abolishing the
Commission Messrs. King, Blair,
Caldwell, Cameron, Carpenter, Chandler
Clayton, Cooper, Hamilton, Of Texas,
Hitchcock, Kellogg, Logan, Osborne,
Pomeroy, Pool, Ramsey, Rice, Salisbury,
West and Window.
Mr.. Sherman said that fifty thousand
was an excessive appropriation, and
moved to reduce the amount to twenty.
FIVE thousand. He said it would be
perfectly ridiculous to send an Examin-
ing Board into every little town. The
proposed regulations should apply only
to Washington, New York, and few
OF the great cities.
Mr.. Logan repeated that the whole
thing was humbug and that he would
never vote cent for it.
Mr. Edmunds intimated that the op.
position of the Congressmen to the new
system was because they would lose
their patronage.
Pending the discussion the Senate, at
> P. NJ, adjourned.
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to show that this account, with the
exception OF thirty-five per cent, was
in every way totally fraudulent and
dishonest. A legal discussion then fol-
lowed, the counsel for the defence arguing
that the count against the accused was
for willuliy refusing to audit bill.
The indictment charges no fraud or
malice. Garvey's bill was audited. Ii
it were fraudulent Garvey had no right
to receive pay. The Judge sustained
the argument of counsel, after which
the Court adjourned until tomorrow.
The Cianins.
Mrs. Ute Brooker, sister OF Mrs.
Victoria Woodhull, delivered lecture
to a small audience, in the Cooper In
stitute, to night in opposition to the free
love doctrines enunciated by her sister.
The lecture was very short, and con
sisted chiefly in denunciatiou OF Tree
love. She charged that her sister $
course was instigated and influenced
mainly by Theodore Tilton
Minority Representations.
The subject OF minority representa-
ton, a. presented in the charter OF the
Committee OF Seventy, which is now
pending in the Legislature, is receiving
much attention rom the politicians OF
both parties here. The proposed plan
for cumulative voting generally meets
with disiayor from the Reform Demo
cracy, who say that It's adoption will
demonstrate the futilty of the Seventy :
charter and effect its repeal hereafter.
The TriJams this morning, in printing
the communication from Mayor Medlll,
OF Chicago with whom, in the main, tbs
system OF minority representation IN
Illinois originated, commcnds his views
TO the legislator. at Albany.
Mnrderers Arraigucd.
4 number OF murlerers were arraigned
in court to-day to plead. Joseph
Costello for the murder Of Jack Glass,
and Jermiah Evans, who stabbed Rob-
ert Bell, pleaded not guilty in the first
degree. john Morrison aud Robert
Perkins, jointly indicted, and James
Peck, Pat Malone and Daniel Warren,
pleaded not guilty OF manslaughter.
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the Island Of Yerba Buepa to the Cen

the Island OF Yerba Buena to the Cen
trail Pacific railroad for a depot.
Brief speeches were made against the
bill by Messrs. Kerr, Hay, Coburn,
Baird, Beatty, Carroll, Crebes and Hol-
man.
Pending the debate, Mr. Blair, OF
Michigan, asked unanimous consent to
introduce q resolution, which was read
at the Clerks desk, reciting that, mas
much as certain injurious charges have
been made in the newspapers of New
York affecting the character and integ-
rity of the Secretary Of the Navy, that
select committee OF five be therefore
appointed to investigate the alleged
irregularities in the administration Of
the Navy Department.
Mr.. Sargent stated that the resolu-
ton was introduced at the request OF
the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Banks said that nothing was
alleged in the preamble or resolution
that justified an investigation. Public
officers would always be attacked by
the newspapers, snd in this case the al
legations were not worth an innestiga-
ton.
The Speaker put the question whether
unanimous consent would be granted
to the introduction CT the resolution,
and Messrs. Banks and Bingham both
objected.
Mr.. Ketchum, from the Committee
on Public Lands, to whom was referred
the Senate bill extending the time for
the completion of the St. Croix and Bay
field railroad, reported the bill back,
and it was ordered printed and made
the special order for next Thursday.
Speeches were then delivered in favor
OF the Yerba Buena bill 10y Messrs.
Farnsworth, Niblack AMI Houghton.
Mr.. Wheeler then demanded the
previous question on the bill and
amendments, pending which the House,
on motion of Mr.. Banks, at 43j, 7.
NJ, adjourned, by a vote OF ayes IS 10
noes 66.
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Commissioners sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
ID Municipal Court OF Wheeling, West
Virginia, rendered on the 7th day Oi OctO-
Der. 1871. in Chancery cause therein pend
ing, wherein Aililgan HerschbeTH d %.
were plaintiff, and John Carney and others
were defendants, 1 will, on
SATURDAY, 9TH DAY OF MARCH, III +!
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the Front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, sell AZ public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, the
following described property u wit: Lot
No. 2O2 on the south side OF JDhn street. be-
tween Seventh and Full on streets, in Fast
Wheeling.
Terms OF SaIe-One-third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day Of sale, or IA
much more a. the pnrchaser shall desire 10
pay, the balance to BE- paid In two equal in
stallments at six and twelve % onths, With
interest from the day Of sale, the Conmis-
sioner taking notes with good security for
the deferred payments, and retain the title
TO the said property until the purchase
money shall have been paid In foil.
X. q. BARR,
fe5-Id Special Commissioner.