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New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
y ~'' ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY =. l9rL

COMMENCING MAY q lsn-
P.rsng.r Station in NewTort corner of Trey ssrerts nad
iOuith-sve. Entrance on Twenty sevea'-sr
TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRK
For NsN-Ilaven nd bndgrpot tExl lAJO 4 n Eo ENh
fo Nord Sratiod, Fards southport and westpOrt, lLoA
m 3;is = and ~ p m nm rqr,rV,, afyr, a,l
40 5Es5. sSJ.. 5o sS and E1) p -
For D.rsH l "A i3o 90 M NJ iS 3 IS a1 ina S E1 Sc,
% For Gr.:H1ich si ad asness siaaGas li'OA BIS h''
50 ~ , III R SsvYoEk p n for
Boston, via both spnscss6Ss sc6sSRcTfSG iRs fP2 sH? TRAINS
For Boston VIA Springfield 8 a m4 snd p u
I oI a.,iS1 .1or a auS SIS Line H % lnd n and
FS coaSseiat River Raro1d m r:iSp NJ Northampton
For Hsrtior Pvaence and FsAn sro. P S p N ss
! 10 ye. e.Die I.cndon t1e and Norse5. p m
For Sewaven Northampton RAlrOs A. nj p n to No''a
~ 1. se1 1o Hs1sn Mdiiora wn' Railroad CA LH'
" FOR 70 tHS oas;oare !. M Railroad and w...,.r,
Tor bsSbar and SorwaiE Railroad II IS and t'' p p
ss1as Car; tathd to and also sun
dsy Mail Tran either Lne DrAEiagIOOn Car a'As4 '-''
ss s' T.ssa r :1 iy; $ '9;S
A. nd Faurhave also the oaees Of me sooi1n sSS
:d No -. S0sSay an, 1sa no sss. s for and sis
fios resi5enes % JAMES Il HoLI. sapN
NEw-YoRK CENTRAL AND AND NJ HUDSON = ~
Through Tfsus leave from New Depot FOartAa's aud Tor"
SSd1 % Chicago and EEpr, with DH"insr'oH eaH
sees csssee Express viii DzinsOon Dusa'
WV and SAgaTA Fals-
Ie,s5 a u. Northern AMI Western EfpresN
'q.sO TluVE Express Oh sat iria4A q.
go n Montreal EIprrss with seepngeAF' 'fOn Newforf 70 81
Goo M E1press with slespngeas O WATERFOWL o'W'go' aud
s pr F1pre.s seephg-ears for Rochester BgaA9
M N,vss Fals aso Tor Chisgo, via ooh l. D az N -
Raj roas AID ST. Louis, VIA Toledo caves u oll'i'
I'm Forrest With sleeringears for Troy and Albany
Al, m .frrs Tuuang OF Yonksn leAve from aeW depo
i ran. nom Thr'ifth-t, side, a. hefetoiorc
~ ''~''- c. IL. KkNDRlCK, General Passenger Aseh-
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT l. OF.
ggTr nd of
WEgT PHILADELPHIA $3.50 aud $3.50 R;N 4'O9 9 ~,
o0s n m ~ night; ba0 For rhlsneipA
via Camden. IT,. and For BALrlAohh ana NAshlHu
TOs TE WEST. via Baltimore, 30 m lI.'o Ana s;s N
n ard LTpchbury daily s:2U an without change for ne
WIsT VIA Penusylvaaa Rslrozd9:JO and oaO- as 80
Silver Palace attached To the $3.50 a. N and rnn noug
10 Pittsburgh Chicago Louisville Without
Palace attached to iheoaop eAy an aas hs srr
bgrvh C1neIunst Louse Loaa. Without cnHnse
Palace ears are attached AID run =, -
Yok to Fort Wayne Chieago without ehange IeIe. o sac ~
Of Desbfossss st. Of COrandtsL, and stf BrPsaHsh
pwRANKIy. Gen Pas. Az. p W. JAcKsos. Genl sopt
COUTH SIDE z. L. OF L. l.
Winter Arrangements commencing Oct 90 iS'l i'0@ h'''' AZ
N Nj e P,tetosae by stage DeIepor' ani Fs Place
Icgo A m Accommodation 10 BAbvoa H.. - y, .. p,..
80 D. Rrprs PAichozue, by tiags ioI =.
40 D. M Accommodates for ishp lLIOabA ~ '-~s -
SO D IN. Babylog Accommci.iloH
90 . M Accommodation Tor MERCK. ia . -. ...., a,
aJua ard aud 1D aal I'N-Ne'-'
valley stream o E9cks.Ay ~ ~ w
Tins rask&
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

-A7TLK-Receps 58 making the supply for toe woA Nm
far Sgi head or Az ca & tme N "A -
kes slow prizes ahat 'e a. ise-oss =, ss 40
Illinois steers and oxen larr.- from l.lly 70 sV ~ -
head MchiRan ors averaging ~ 70 20 .l 49,,
sHRKP-ReceptS 1co ha making the snppN % rh MnTtst
f,r tf0 head against bead f,r the tine A a.
heavv: sae ~ y clipped sheep q m
" ~ ~ sf
HOGs-ep pts 5I00 lea tAe week saPP9 a. l ie
besd n.t t loo head r he time aks "ee Mafhe f,'
ss1, 60, eerr. ,ss OF hrsd Ohes Fznglns iFon Hl 70
A. 35GS4 so 81 ttei socAsrs AeNe ~ AZ ~ ~ ~
ii heal Iinas averaging 81 ID, a. % ~
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

49,. o. irrs cattle u 500 hors. liz she~r Ship
uep- as3 cattle l9 a s hten hsrset or cAile quy
~ ....ir. e,wmon 90 arr 25aSs medium gooi - ~
- . n5me shipping - - 20; extra 81 et61e ~ hogs
.,k !, he close - sheep IN good demand
sales a. Ad&GaL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

CINCINNATI Mavs-Cr''o1 rcmins'; Midding-. s7fc
GAIyRsToN Nav 8-Cotn Gui tspo Ordinary 2OfeI net re-
ee;pts p bales sales rs halcs sinc' 9.l3i bales
CH1Rtrsroy sCHto dull Midfsgs, n d22t@g net TO
,.ip,s 267 bsles ss-s i1a hsles stock i46l3 bales -
MaauN NAV G-teion uuli ami nOmiBA hddngs ztci he'
receips i33 bales ssls - bslrss socs, lI4St hsea
MxNPHG 8Cs0n weak tugs. I2tc reccpe Sse oaies
InrIsvIlLs, MAY a.-CpttoA Qaiti, hiodingS re ..
N5RyofK Mav a-Coi1n oa Low Mt6ngs receipts
fss a. hae stock 2sJi bales
NAV 8oi'ou Mddtngs Z2tci nei teoeP'
p bales; aess stock 2al2 bales &C
BAITAoKR. Mas SCoan dslg Mddngs zJsc; net reoeps'
baies ses q.
81 bales last eTealng. - lo2S a+.eS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
STEAMBOATS, dnn Railroads.

PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
DIRECT RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT ROUTE between COY
LQWaKScE mfSHBTRG Gh Mas. n a. LAoosA H H. cXTRE
hARB0R n H., PLYMOUTH: n. H., and all points from WHITE
49, wiTH6GT CHANGE OF CARS
sLEs Rail iGaI4S shtEb S5a S3aaT
- q Mills RAIL DIsIASCB SAVED FROM LOWELL. c,o,s
r. r. Nashua and Lowell r. FrAminghsm Lowell r. Mans
Ss!Pe5t RSstSS FensaT r. .n4 SARRA IRA;
BRISTOL and paoy6EScS al cnGs the nos.
CONCORD. LOWELL AND PAIL RIVER LnSB. ~
sd, Re q % p me s =, and asP T from s Jty S
Ferry Bosts Line cave Eew.YOrk at oeeei arriving
& :. Fs RI Rv,s @ m Ps'ge for places BEYOND ,: point III. 'l %
Boat tan for Lowell Fiehburg korh will leave fs s W.
s aen3s a cepsoS q 'I FSag % 80
& SlSoSs, Managrg Director n 8 Go.
u. Z CHAMBERLAIN. supt Concord r. Z
5oHS MISsLow yas6a1 and Lowell R. p.r,.,1.
4 : sWAsEY. saPt Taaries Branch Z a
J. A DODGE, suPt B, c and NJ snd White Ms r. 4
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The ST. JOIN DREW, and DEAS ElcHMoSp b., ever,
ss6STse s4Sya % sIesg At OeSet ai,i,Rs At AL0A'i
EEIohIAG saye tbe sieanboa, aodIs o. the aFr'ai o.
Through ael can be obtained st h, oae on wharf Dcd'
EIpres. ~ Brodsay sni no Cou Brootyu b..sas'
~ BOAT rcoHomas hArsoast PER sTs cHRYsTRNAH oaiy
nj sIsT sanays = for Yorls v1sssn yin I'S6DR &6R :.
p n ior ronsss Hasngs Fsrry Town . H s s
HaserstrrEi ALEXIS D. for l5ed EnglewOo lonAeIs
D. Fer lngon T. Town, All Mack Syaek and I9~n Jv
with H. r. iTaaa =. LANE Ak.
CITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
The . Sss b ss o1 ne Rss H"s :. s.tsas
THOMAS POWELL leave PIER a. M, foot spring at aHip
excepted al mAking connections with all rans D.
east add vest Tickets sold and baggage checked 20 all poaS VI
seaeI and Saratoga and rrty AMI Boston RaEosds
A LBANY AND TROY LINE STAMkks,
"A landing At CATskILL. from Pier ~ ~ r. DALI Vy Vs,s
sIosPet Isrs 80 ssas Half ssisOOHs Is es'Is 's ~ IN
VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT connecting With fafe1s
stations West and Horth will leave shove ~ N tIssa s
reduced rates &. d. HANtON, 1tnefn ake--
EALL RIVER LINE.
J. FQa BOSTON va NEWPORT,
BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE
CaUt. A. To- g. SIMMONS CAN'T b. ~ slhAONn.
FroH Psr 3d. foot Of Chambersst At For ut.ss "a
70 "a and - BfaWay, and IReu -
BToAdEAy, and No. C0urts.-, Dro0klru. the Pier
NJ. r. sIaOss Managing pfrrtot
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.---tare,
~ aye Peek-Ep !oI Newbsyen AZ 1'I' AId II
p m. connecting viii the nilrosA
TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
n kairO2ds 81 1tfAA-is cave
Catherine saD Al Il noOa aud sspasTs sxssstsd
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
BROOKLYN CITY rs
FOR SALE BY
UTLEY s. BOWEN,
BANKING-HoUsE

BANKING-HOUsE OF
WOoD a. DAVIS, 81 Pine-st.,
NEw-Y YORK, May 1, 1872.
WE beg to inform our friends that we have
W this day formed COpartnership for trans
acting the business of BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN RAILROAD BONDS, under the name of WOOD
& DAVIS.
We will receive money on deposit. subject to
draft at sight, allowing interest according TO
the nature of the account.
The purchase and sale of Railroad Bonds
will be made special feature of our business;
and we shall keep on hand a variety of choice
Bonds of well-established Roads, with which
Bonds of new Roads furnished at subscrip-
ton prices, as offered on our market, without
commission.
Reports and Circulars sent and information
furnished about Railroad Bonds, &c, &C.,
without charge
As Members Of the New-YOrk Stock Ex-
change, we are prepared to execute orders in
GOVERNMENT Bonds GOLD, AND RAILROAD
STOCKS.
Our experience in Banking and knowledge
of investment securities we trust VIII entltle
us 10 the confidence of capitalists.
e. ID. WOOD,
formerly OF Vermilye & GO.
SAML ID. DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Proposals.

NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS:-P xsL
~ fr fsrhn he Ctr Boston with PLA00tNo sIos
Sealed Popos vim be The ons q the sspsnnsssani
set. a. ian p,stou until SATURDAY H. scesh NJ
sa,pving Win about tneo,<na
see AZ Bka;IAE BRIDGE FLAtsN6 STONES ccoraDf as 20"
wi.s va. be not thsa Al soas<
thkne ib snd les han sss set ea<ih nc
80. .va su. sussee We iop nrAos 70
rs % s STRAIGHT eigs free hom hsnnes o tepreons ne
snss he delivered NoTenbeg 6 IN squAl merthy isAnune
IN good order eOnuoH upon e city xhsr, on cnsres msef 80
Channel aud 20 be eve ,ee' " ~
M an ~ an propsssl psopass TO b. srcs NE ChaHAs We
mm,see Paving nasrs ftepssA for fssxA< s@sssA
r'' ''''' ''-'''''' CHARLES uARRIs sasl q ~ -
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
A Safe Investment.

Paying over II per cent per annum.
We are just in receipt Of last in
stallment Of the Bonds Of Greene
County, State of Missouri. Only
about one-fourth of the whole issue
(S4OO, ,0OO) Of above Bonds remain
unsOld, which we continue to offer
at SOC. and accrued interest. Bonds
mature in 10 years Rate of inter
est, s per cent, payable February
and August, at National Park
Bank, New York, free Of tax.
Pan Dsle.s Gc wh h Pasiicu o. srg her o4a stoa fur
u..Ao4 aDOE aPpAsaiOs, q .ss Pes'aas "a y y q Il .st
h.. 10 h24l-sL. hesiSrk
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
HORSE AND CARRLAGE MARKET.
Nrw.Yorx. wednesday, May s. lu1

NEw-YoRK wednesday, May 8, i61
A drove, comprising 16 good horses, arrived
in the Bulls Head Market from Indiana; also, two car
loads OF common Graft horses from Pennsylvana ana
Ohio.
In the general condition OF the trade there is at pres
ent hardly any perceptibe change. Business horses
continue 70 sell freely at old prices but dealers more
valuable animals complain OF OF activity ascrbnR
other reasons, 0mittng however TO mention OF it3
chief causesthe exOTbltant figures they are rule,
expecting 20 realize for truly desirable steck
Messrs Barrier Chase, at tue City Auction Mart and
al the annexed bids
Desripa.On Hands Years Pre.
Sor-el trotung hor.e.............,... l59 srs
Bay trottng horse Warranted sOardl... 10 n3@
Bay gedng. E1
Bay sossi .''.-..'...-...-..' ~ ut
few common draft horses sold below 800 per head,
and two park phaetOns at $500 each.
The great sale OF Col. Adam LIDurn'5 thoroughbred
and faSt-trottiDg stock will come or at the winfield
stud farm, Haverstraw, n. Y. tomorrow (Ihursdayl,
ciate aucioneer and dispose without OF the
whole stock included in the catalogue, comprising 81
head OF stations, geldngs, mares, colts and nes mostly
the get or Mr. k0Oer BOuners well known stallion EI-
ward Everett QOrmerly Major Nlnn id), the slre Oi
Mountain Boy Joe Elliott, Judge Fullerton. and other
fast trOtters For terms Of sale, departure OF boat
and trains, and additional particulars, see advertising
columns.
Tho regular weekly sale OF horses. and second
hand carriages, harness. &C.. VIII be held at the new
York Sales aud Repository, corner OF Twenty
dftheE and FOrtnaVe.. Tomorrow Thursday the ysn
Dst at IL O'clock Among the lots to DC put up Dy nr
s. Dingee, the officiating auct0neer, We ma deserving
OF notice two spans of wellmatched black gedings
BLACK Hawk stock, one Kentucky-bred ccape horse,
and five ponies be sold IN pairs OT single, according 70
the option OF the purchaser,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
f1drble ano Glate mdrtsls.

KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IzYG WORKS ~ aad i3 Ks Egateenih-.t Asio sni
Mabed Mantels. ng, Marble Connters AoAaeA's ii p -'
iefv competition Marbe turning for the trade
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, mon
VI UMENtS HeAdsoues Of superior workmanship al ALABhK
Cos 20 W 5Ist bet Broatvay and eiH-.se Designs On
- KTARFR g. Co. Marble Works, No. 223
N.W 5Isst be Brostwav shsve.; Marble and hnee1
Nsns Monumental Heasones Of superior workmanship Designs
price lists on Application.
CyTFW ARTS Slate Mantels.-Largest assort-
> rent lowest prices del ms T D STEWARf Co e9e
VyHF PENRHYN SLATE Go. have removed
their UHon-squsre, Foarta.Sy ala eyT %
,.euh and are ofeng assortment OF MANltiS 10
Se auy CAN'T unique designs ~ Pees Challenging
competition
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Gorsrs, Carriages, fairness, Sc.

A MAJOR c. W. BARKER, Auctioneer.
GREAT SALE
OF THOROUGHBRED AND FAST TRoTTISG STOCK AT THE
WINFIELD STUD FARM,
HAyERSrRAw, n T.,
THIS DAY,
MAY AT II O'CLOCE
THE PROPERTY or COL ADAM LILBURN, AND COMPRISING
THIRTY-NINE
head Of stsons Gedng Mares Colts and FLes mostly the get Of
NJ BObeIi Boomers famo Stallion,
EDWARD EVERETT
(PORMRRLY MAJOR WISPIRLDl,
the sire Of MOUNTAIN BOY JOE EL0T JUDGE RCLLERTON
and many other iast irotters.
COL LILBURN HAS COLLECTED
this stock with bred speed
CATALOGUES CAN BE OBTAINED
BARKER CHASBS City Auction Mari and Ae~York Tstte-ss
Of Broadway 1hnnth Of Col Lbnrn, Havs
straw, n. \.
PURCHASERS CAN REACH THE FARM
VIA THE 8 O'CLOCK BOAT FROM The FOOT OF Thirty
FOURTI-ST, OR VIA II K. X. L TO CRLGERs STATION
AND RETURN SAME EVENING
TERMS OF SALB-rHREB MONTHS approved notes. or 10 per
OF for cash option Of purchaser.
NO POSTPOSEMENr on ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
prntlHs.
Go farmers an6 Others.

TOR LAWN and GRASS LANDS-SOluble
l. PACIFIC GUANo. GEo L. WHITE iS0 Frintsi
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

Oh CHEsAPBAKt Oh4o nALhoA
No. 81 WILLIAMS NE1-YoRK, april I5, ls,L >
rT,HF COUPONS and REGISTERED INTER
Ysr Of the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT BONDS OF The
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO R CO. due MAJ " W. ee paa on
G aer tat ste al Flax Haieh No. Nassau
st., HeW-YorE. :. .....,,.5 an ,rS .ne,
Schedules coupons may M preserve VI - ei
,he 90,b ins, for which checks viii be rrGiy May l.
The ransier BOoks for Bo1ts Registers Sgnpps ~ o.
closed Anil 20 reopeaed Nay G. p HUNIN"IO' rfeleh-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
tn PER GENT
KANSAS. SCHOOL BONDS.

Principal AID psyair Nevfork The safest most de-
s.be bond iusesEsil choice lots for sale Oelw par BY
FITCH, OTIS & Co.,
Baskers, II Pinest. ees York
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

4 STATEMENT.
Joint Stock COMPANY Of carsr Dealers hs-ug orSsnr. within
the past two years unae I'm De Ike the law
pere hoH upulJ agTer itse a. the Old House OF breT
SER win me eylhI deAe sharing The reputation which We alone
nave gwen 70 u Carriage bearing that During the p. % @
yeas th sc Carriages have manufactured well known
boon establishment without Interruption e5snge IN our hrn
s Acknowledged excellence has mAfe them the standard
10th ami quality This reputation well as the good name
have business 6n, desire 20 preserve and therefore peg
1onfy public whatever With he JOINT
Stock Company releETet ".
BREWSTER 6 CO, OF BROOME.ST.,
WAREROOMS, FIFTH-AVE.,
CORNER OF FOURTEENTH-ST
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Baukina Eousrs anu Bankers.
Dipi0en6 Notires.

CIXTH DIVIDEND-Bankers'a and Brokers'
A ocaton-The Board Of Trustees have Declared dividend q
So, er een on the uad Capital be paid ire Of ovrnen
Tar on the 18th The transfer books vii close on me lys a
m and reopen at 10 the 10th inst-hew.fork MAY Z
~, "- ~ ~~F J L. BROWNELL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

p.,ngsr Station in New York corner Tweniy sevrts and
touith-ave Entrance Twenty seveat--st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
iDatrbes, Jewelrp, etc.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., jewelers., 200 Gth-ave.
cor IAN Stb-aye 18th vat.hs eSeiT sterling al
YER asd Guest slverplste ree nssucarers pneeA
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
Il DIRECT RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT ROUTE betweea coz
CORD n IL, MANCHESTER, n. H. NASHUA, y. H., LOWELL
LAWRENCE FiTCHBURG, Mass, LACoEIA, N H.. CENI5 CEN Ike
HARBOR y. H., PLYMOUTH n H., points from WHITE
MOUNTAINS, and NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Amnsemeufs.

XNALIIACK~. frrg -rrrrrrs -rnnr
w Prpprstor Manager .Hs LESTER wAkkACE
BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
LEGITIMATE COMEDY
EVERY BvESIsG UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE..
cOuscaults great Comedy
LOHD0H AssURAHCR.
VII he given with sppopate and bau soca All Apooinfsrn
NJ. Wslsek bezs annnuDos tbst
THURSDAY, MAJ Oh,
character Of GRACE HARKAwAT VIII be performed BY
A LADY.
Who will, on thai OCCASION make her
FIRsT APPBARAsry
on sry stsge. - ...--
Dazzle (hs original parl ...........CHARLk5 EAIBkW1
1Hare, (,ourly LETTER WALJ4CK
Mar Harkswsy. JOHN BIO asaAa
Sir HaTc0uTt COuTtlY .JOnt
NEEDLE.
M rslt<a
.....
Lady Gar Mis- fbhsnf nchDAghF
Gss Harka1Ay by LADY her srss .Pgssnass ssx<
Per- .......ARa JOHN SRFTDS
, 1872-12-11

on estates estate I proved fhe Draft submitted by the late Governor Birch pupoTtng to divide
p1oyment We know that in West End Quarter particularly there is me physician in attendance
few mmorpd points, which, however, he would not mention low. Otherwise he believes teC Commits
SION deserves WE'LL rs work, and he hopes the Countyw will prosper under the mw Law.
3d COwnmember [R0upoMt in anudon to what the last honorable speaker had stated
all parties being satisfied with the Reghaionsa d to what His ExceRncy said about other
Islands considering our Regulations excellent would beg oakf thats the case why not let we'll
alone why have new Law wen the old one has worked we2 The rnor of approaching
changes nthe LabourR Regulations had ofCureM ALSO reached the people in the Country and the
old labmers have very ceyehy s&d, if their employers are to be made to give them more
there will be atNhohsc utHngt their pequkH@ in other ways And when we see how the
labouing population in the Country are situated, Notwithstanding the dry weather we have
hadhae her must peat that he can fd non necessity to make W IabourR Regulations.
ITO be continued
, 1872-12-11
From the Spectator, last Maiz.)

The enormous popular majority, $4,000 at
least, by which the term of President Grants re-
election has been renewed,-the majority on the
popular vote is a good deal greater than it was in
1864 for Mr.. LincOln's second term, when he con-
tested the Presidency with General Mcclellan,
though the victory reckoned by Electors is not near
ly so large,-may very we'll be misunderstood in
this country, and it is very desirable, for the sake
of our intelligent study of American politics, that
it should not be misunderstood It does not, We
believe, represent any special enthusiasm for
General Grants Presidential policy. It seems
we'll attested that a large number of the Democra-
tic party voted for him after all, and that a still
larger number abstained from voting for Mr..
Greeley. AS regards genuine Republicans, we
must remember that there was no alternative.
Mr.. Greeley had been accepted by the party
which opposed the Civil War, and had adopted q
policy which it was believed would renew it,-so
that to vote for General Grant was as much a ne
cessity for them as if General Grant had openly
represented the Union and Mr.. Greeley the policy
of secession. Mr.. Horace Greeley's promises of
administrative reform fell entirely into the shade
besides this consideration, the former of which
was enhanced by that impression of political ca.
price, of fantastic views, attaching to Mr.. Gree
ley's name, which discouraged the hope that he
would be too strong for the wiles Of his Copper
head advisers. The enormous majority of the
Republican party, and a not inconsiderable section
of the Democratic, certainly held that the moral
continuity of the Federal Union depended on
General Grants reelection, that his defeat would
practically be held to be 1.-the deluge." Now,
not only the former Unionists, but a great many
of the former Secessionists have come to believe
that anything in the world is preferable to a re-
opening of the questions fought out in the Civil
War. That is how we interpret the much greater
popular majority obtained by General Grant than
that obtained by President Lincoln for his second
term of office. The war was not then nearly over;
Richmond had still five months to hold out; and
though every one could see how things were 60
, 1872-12-11
From the st. THome TGdende.)
TELEGRAMS VIA NEW YORK.

NOV ~.
PARIs.-Midnight-via London, November 2l.-
6am-Marshall MacMahon refuses the Presidency,in
case M. Theirs should resign.
The National Assembly has given its approval to
the discussion, at an early day, of a project for the
restitution to the Orleans Princes of their confiscated
property.
LoNDoN.-The trouble in the London police force
has not yet been settled. The situation is about the
same this morning as it was yesterday. The move
ment for an increase of pay has also extended to the
postmen, who, with the policemen, intend holding a
mass-meeting in Hyde Park on Sunday next to dis
cuss what course shall be pursued.
MADRp-Thel lower branch of the Cortes has pas
sed the Mortgage Bank bill.
1t is officially announced to day that King Amadeus
passed a bad night. His rheumatism and fever con-
tnue.
Nov. 81.
MELsouRNE, AusTRALA.-Via London. The
captain and mate of the brig Carl, just tried at Sgd
ney for the murder of a number of Polynesian natives
whom they had kidnapped to sell into slavery, had
been found guilty and sentenced to be hanged.
, 1872-12-11

The Auctions will be held at the
Vendue Office at IL o'clock a. M, as
follows
lst Auction on MONDAY the 9th
January 1878,
End Auction on MONDAY the
goth January 1873,
3rd Auction on MONDAY the 3rd
February 1873,
and the properties will be put up for
sale, first each n separately and
then all together.
The conditions, appraisement and
other documents, may be Eel at the
Dealing Court Office.
Christiansteds Venduc Office 9th
of December 1872.
Fl. A. JURS.
, 1872-12-11

AWYER HeiIbuth's Auction will
u be continued on Friday the 18th
instant, at IL o'clock noon, at his
late residence in Strandstreet.
Christiansteds Vendue Office 9th
December 1872.
HI. A. JURS.
, 1872-12-11

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionen i Mrs.
Frances Ann Barretts og tldligere
abode Mand William Barretts Feel
lesbo, vii blive fremlagt i en- Skifte-
samling SON afholdes ONSDAG den
Sde Januar 1873.
Christiansteds Skifteret den Ode
December 1872.
FL. A. JURS.
, 1872-12-11

THE Examinations of the Child
rem attending the Catholic
Schools, West End, will take place
on Tuesday December 18th, com
mencing Ii o'clock a. m.
M. NAUGHTEN.
West End, December 9th 1872.