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RAILROADS.


RALTIMORE AND ONO Eu
- RAILROAD. go
noss q. ss' SxsHIoa4toSHP rap AE H. BAIT;
',' 10. =" = i sSs sAI r1no.n.
md s' =! 81 l sGt g. VA 81 sfal Is
a.: Gis .nds1 !: 80 'o0 '''
sss sss; 1s .,.
Ct Sis. s:S md go .. m, ana 100, 1:io snS 81
ToR ANNAPOLIS.
Leavs q s:Ha =; and 40 ,. m. No trains b or
~ N''''''I 1 = s$ PS ;SssksRak
Leave s ToR z way AZ 81 sTx III ;ss 's
.''' f9s q ALL i r PA .sa SO 81 Fnhr WEST
and I .Ss sssUFSs, and Sunday st
81 ias ssl' b:ssss g
- For structure, and points between Relay House
ss.s HoS:s II. sIs 1
commodation train
Station a hs s can q f S &c
rsr nsw Ic.f and Boston Cd
THOs, 4 SHARP. Asst Master Transportation
GEO cent 5ioass ,.l.
fIWhhVU0n LIN BE f2S
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON, - S
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, November s, 1871
Trains between WAsHINGT0 and NEW YOKK
FOB NEW YORK, ,citAosa ehasrs Of cav,
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 m, 100 and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (except Sunday at 500 .. m Loo and
ON SUNDAY
Leave ior New York at $50 p. m and Philadel
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p. m. train
Through tickets to Philss elphis, New York and
Sosson can De had ut the Station once at al hours
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement,
see schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
TAys. r. SHARP, Assn Master Transportati,n.
dio: ). Ko6STSS,, Agents .S w as%s jsn
A LEXANDRIAA WASH
IA INGTON R.R. 3D.
Alexandria q FREDERICKSBURG K.R.
Corner Of B and Sirta streets.
Local trains for Alexandria leave a. follow..-
'79S, 1885, HIS .. las, 1888, s07 l:SS .. m.
Local trains from Alexandra arrive foilows:-
s:;s, SIS ie;S 2: m, LIS. .s:ls, SO, rs p m.
Washington and Ohio B. b.
QUANTICO Accommodates leaves Washingtop
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmend,
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale at Ofces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl
yania avenue and corner 9Th street and
gage to be checked Of eli hotels and residences
4. 3. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. y1e-u
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COA4Ep LOAN OFFICE, ssssa q IA ssvsc
- so Me- ie.b ssssss. entrance On Lew -
noLk avenue: The most private lean once ~
ia Che city, Money loaned at the lowest rateO {
q interest," on Gold and silver Watches, Dismonds
oeaasnseS Oiothins, 0srpets, and % eFtsolss G
Uaues dsc3-ly
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I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DI
l. TklCT OF COLUMBIA,

n re- . SPteoa. 1a, Dsosm e1 a. ~
FLAE4GAN. dseesseS. The exee1tor .srs..iS
has, With the approbation Of the supreme court o!
sxruRpnY, the SCI 1sg Of bs s igs
for the final settlement and distribution Of the
IN band as far q the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where ell the credi
may Other wise by Law be excluded from all beoe6'
I'm said decesseds estate: Procided, COPY az this
oder be published once q week for three weeks in
the etaT previous 20 the raid day.
d6fSts Test A. WIBSTEB, Register OF Wills
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
hOA1Da 0OODos
"A Merry ChTtstms0s!
"A Happy "s'0 X'sar'


BxrENSIHELY TO SUPPLY fHE LITTLE
As WE'LL AS CHILDREN OF LARGER
GROWTH, WITH THEIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AND WOULD ONLY BEG MP CUSTOMERS
THANKING THEN VERY HEARTILY FOR
PAST EATORS, NOT 70 DEFER THEIR
PURCHASES UNTIL THE LASTREW DAYS
BEFORE CHRLSTkAS, BUT TO
COME EARLY,
so As so SECURE
A BETTER ATTENTION
A BETTER SELECTION.
have now, in one Of my large show-windows.
hat celebrated
METAL CHRISTMAS TREE,
the only Of the kind in the United States, which
LIT UP BY GAS EVERY NIGHT.
Let your children have sioOk att it.
b. q ILVERB BERG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
declsr sla 1rH STREET, NEAR PrssA. AVE.
OIL LOVES, HI
Sill NAkKLT SPACE.
HOLIDAY GOODS OPENING
NEW AND DESIRABLE
FANCY GOODS FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Linen Embroidered Sets, Hsndkerchiefs In Fancy
Boxes; Nslencisnnes trimmed Handk ere hiefs,
Collars, Ladies' Seshes. kcarfs, Fancy
Bows, Silk Fchus. Kid Gloves, &c dl9-4t
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OW PRICES
u AND BEST QUALITIES.

IL AND bESSI 4lALAIAksS.
Choicest Christmas Goods.
FANCY DEPARTMENT:
JAPAN CHINA.
AND ORNAMENTAL WARE,
Beautiful, Delicate and Cheap
FRENNH WORK BASKETS, new styIes.
TABLE 1t XURIEs:
FRENCH LACE FRUITS,
APRICOTS, 6lace,
CHERRIES. Glaze,
ALMONDS, elece,
LARGE AND HANDSOME RifsfEs.
RIPE CHANGES,
RIPE BANANAS,
RIPE PEARS,
TRUFFLES,
PETITE POIs,
ASPARAGUS,
MUSHROO Ms,
PICKLES AND SAUCES.
PATE DE FOXES GRAs, with Trures.
MAILLtRDe FRENCH CANDIES; also,
AAILLARDb ORNAMENTAL CANDIES,
for Christmas Trees. 1T Low prices.
fORDONs PRESERVES. Of every choice fruit.
FRESH PEARs IN GLASS, IS beautiful and de-
hcious as If lust picked from the tree.
n. w. BuRCHELL,
dlo-sv 1892 sfREEr.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI 0RxkH D WILLIAM. Auctione>rs,
- Northwest oorRG 10Th end y otroeD.

b. ssHis EILL,..., ass,,s..ss.,
whA .IIy FRAN. SOFAS AND onAIEs, UP
s xisfsbb. AID S cffRRrss. bRss saSsas b.
SI 3si SsffsssissSsSgEssSp
49, gks akss a ss Hs sEsrS SAss.fF nAt
AsfIS tts no Sc skssys 10 ssS RI.
SSsR.! :Sn.s: :. s 3. ss.. SO
Miss s'sa 4. sSs.:
an ''''nen' o. s aSI:i.iTs = WILLIAMS. Aue...
RI B.H wARSEs, ...,,
rf fpssnss ssss ~ es: n THs MOST
i I'M
b ,5 s,s e ssss q T1;. 70 d:.s Sep
ne Tssas:i e d. psrss sssars =. si s.1 for Or
frs1t q the premises, on THURSDAY, December
s sas .,.: g 10 essa ne oS.,1f res.
9OlsmS, 70 VII, All hss psc. o. parcel q
ss.rt rssor aed :. ES' srss
three sondres ana seventy one. together with she
ana r.sdsaes: G' Scs 81 the
ugyiih every modern cosvenience.
trust, dated August I'd 1874, and recorded August
Eth. Isli, to secure sl,o0, payable IN five years,
With ten per cent interest semi annually
The terms Of sale for the amount realized above
said membranes are - follows o. 500, with inter
est at ten per csut. from ptsmber 9Th. lS71 and
the ex penses Of sale in cash and the balance sr
and twelve months, with six per cent interest
secured by q deed of trus. the property leo
down when the property IL struck OF II tne terms
OF sale are not complied with in seven days, the
property will be re Odd st defaulting purchaser d
risk. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
GfoRak VI. sfiokkRY. Trustees
dll-dkds B. II. WARkKR, Auct
NTHE ABOVE sALE Il POSTPONED until
MONDAY January o, ISIS, same hour and place.
d26 b. n. WARNER, Auct.
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\ has sbtained from the Supreme Court OF the
pistIiGt OF Columbia holding special term letters
DW1Ek, late Of Upfted States Army, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceaeed are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 7th day Of December next: they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under my hand this 7th day
dl0-tu3t JAMES W. DONOHOE
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Ill 6kEEH WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
~ Northwest corner l0th and streets
TRUsTLEe, SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING ON tn g
al

THREE srORY Brick DWELLING ON IN
WEST SIDE OF 12rH STREET, between n
and N streets northwest.
- By virtue of q deed Il trust TO Joshua w hit
E...J ney, dated November %, 1852 and duly re-
Acorded in Liber No. COS, folio 4Sl, one u the
land records Of Washington county, d. O., and also
by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Colun bis passed the 5th day of une
1S72, In the cause Of Calf Olmstead ct al No
26.3 Equity Docket ii substituting the undersigned
trustees in place OF the said Joshua hitney, de.
cured will sell at public auction, frout Of the
premises to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, be-
cenber %, lSI2, at O'Clock D. m, lot 4 and the
south half Of lot ID, in Giles Dyers subdivision OF
lots fifteen 5D and sixteen tlSD, In square two hun
dred and eighty 23, beginning for the same 1874
feet III inches from the southeast corner of said
sguare. and running thence north with the line of
18th street st 81 feet inches; thence west l65 feet
In inches; thence south with the line Of alley "a
feet inches; thence east l8 feet IL inches TO the
place OF beginning, together with the
thereon, ly ing in the city Of Washington, ID. @.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; balance in 6, Il,
IS and "a months, with interest, secured b. o deed
of trust. Stamps and conveysncin Of the cost of
the purchaser. SA0 down when the property is
struck off, The trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauins
purchaser IN case the terms are not complied with
BRAINARD H. wARNER,(
ANDREW b. DUvALL, trustees.
o5-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TIEsDAY, Jan. lisa, same hour nilplsce.
By order Of the Trustees.
d23 GREEN WILLIAMS Auets
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" NAsHINGIoN.D. @. lecamhar Is. ]

On the petition of DAVID SHIVE, of Philsdel
phia, Penn. praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him on the nd day Of March, 1859. fol
tographe:
It Il ordered that the testimony In the case b.
closed on the 18th day OF February next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examinere report
be limited 70 the 18Th day OF February next, and
that said petition be heard on the 5b day Of March
next.
Any person may oppose this extension-
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4 BITEp STATES PATKsT oFFl6K,

the essi,os q siBfRf WAL w. Hale y IN s.-
s.ssn r.n,.J ,s s iG5 sss s.ssesqs q
1853, Tor 30 Improvement t. Meat Mincer:
~ ordsrec that the ts-timony IN the osse be
time Tor Ming arguments and the EsamiEers report
pe nnitsS 70 the 2lst day Of February next. and
thna sid petitios be heard on tn 18th day 81
February neat. any person may oppose this ex-
diIia-a I'D. LEGGErr, oOm=ni,sioa.r.
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lCt XPENNSYLVANlA ROUTElCJZ
TO TIE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH,
WEST.
On and after Oct. n, l trains Will leave &c fol-
lows:
.....l0:38 O. m. " ..-.. l:u8 .. m
~....b:3 ,. N. ,.... 1913 ., IN
.....T:53 p. m. -....l0:23 IN
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
with elegant Scenery, Palace state-room day and
night cars, with modern Improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 10 Western and Cen trsl
New York.
The l0:ss .. N. daily, except Sunday. northwest,
753 70. daily, and $40 p m. except Sunday, west
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Baltimore to EIAaARA and
PIT1SBURG without change.
Tickets By this route can be procured At the Of
ices, corner 18th street and Pennsylvsnis avenue
and corner Of 9th street and Penneylvanis avenue
under National Hotel, where reliable Attenuation
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this once can
secure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pitts
burg.
I'D. .. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
marl6-ly Baltimore. Nd,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis,
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
Parliamentary on the personal estate Of GIDEON
deceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 10th day OF December next; they may
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all benet Of the
saio estate. Given under hand this 10th DAY of
pecember,l03. ELIZA B. VAUGHAN,
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D4{ AiDA. 'o0DS' }4O4
tSth 81.
McELROY. RAIRn A CO

GILDERS AND UPHOLSTERERS
We hays constantly on hand iae GOLD ANN
MALhI fOhIRAlf Az y PICTURE FRAMkS
COkNICES, &c.
We have 1ne assortment Of PAssE PAR
TOUTs, MATE, CHR0MOs, LITHOGAEPas
PHOTOGRAP sc 49,
LEATHER LAMBRkQUINs-
Prompt attention psil TO REGILpIHG dlal5t
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!gn 'r s.,:.:...s egM
Kid and Castor GEOre,

FROM TO BUTTONS.
Black, White, Light. Mode, and DART. An the new
fancy colors to match the prevailing shades Of
Silk and Dress Goods. For sale, whole
sale and retail, By
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE s. CO.,
NEW YORK,
suFls- tn tn Am Sole AgeIu for theUn States
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002 SEVENTH STREET. m

9Oo AHin sihHEr' 903
HOLIDA GOODS
EOk YOUNG ANB OLD
Embracing all the Standard W Orks finely kop,1 g.
presentation. Fine Bibles, Prayer aud Hmm RSaS.
Juveniles, Eussis Leather Goods, Work Ro1Ass
Whiting Desks, IDkstsIds, hne Cutlery. Gold Pens
&C. &C, the nnsst sss0rt ment ffered 10 ths
locus Books " -@A'SeAa-
Tbs cheapest German Chromos In the city,
kemember The name aud number
sAMUELs q. BARbOUR, 9O3 7th st.
VIZ " One door north OF 1.
d01l HOLIDAY GOODS I1O1
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PsPrsylysns avenue and 18th st.
TRTsTEkT OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STREETS n w
- Under and BY virtue Of deed Of trust,
Ale7l, and duly recorded in Liber No. CSC, foiios
county tine the so o oT
puoi,S suctiep, to the hishe,t bidder on fRIDAY,
ground, situate and being in the city OF Washing
ton; end kn9wn and described on the ground plat Or
numbered eighty six So tosether with the improve
pseIns, eostsniO Os eight roo@. and attic nfi'k
Terms 9f sale: One-third cash. and the residue in
ntere. the day Of sale Ta 70 sSs ssssso
ton OF the Trustee. III the terms Of sale are not
az s Of the
ment il come newspaper printed and published in
INC ' JosI fiaf II GsaRApLEY, yR., Trustee.
RI LATIMER 0LEARr.
y AactiSners and Real Estate Brokers.
Star O6aoe Building.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
On MONDAY MORk IHG, January 9Th,
- 1873: We will sell, at II oelSek, It our auction
s sn6 4 the sSd
Strap, Marine Glass, Pocket conpa .es, iss small
Straps, H6 Foot Torches, Foot Exiting uishers, IN
Foot Flame Shades. Flying Torches, Flying tx
tinsrishers, 20 Flyisg Flame Shades, 80 Wind
Shades, o. Copper tunnels. SOS Lance Sockets, 2s9
Scissors Is Lance Heads, Is Tripods, 1g Joints for
Stats, Pocket Telegraph Instruments, LIS signal
box Drawing Instruments, Kettle, Brass Spieot
Tap Borers, spring Wagon, Rubber Buckets, s
teen and Strap, miles Telegraph Wire, lao Cart
ridge Boxes, l6 Cap Pouches, 29 Pistol Pouches,
Stove and Fixtures - yards Of Carpet, lis yards Of
Cocoa Mating, So Newspaper Files, 10 Mason D
Hy gro meters, Stove. Terms cash. By order
HENRY JACKSON,
First Lieut.. and Property and pisbursing Officer,
Signal Service.
ds 1sw&ds LATIMER CLEARY, A1cts.
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DT LATIMER a CLEARLY,
ID Aucnoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th N
Star Once Building.
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Lubin 9 and other Superior French Extracts for
the handkerchief. 4tkinsons, Lows and other
English Extracts for the handkerchief. French,
English aad American Toilet Soaps, in great pro
fusion, ct GILMAN'S DRUG STORE,
621 Pennsylvania avenue,
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Colognes, Bay Bum, Florida Water, and all kinda
OF Cotmetics and Toilet Goods, with full supply of
Family Medicines, just received at
del7-l0s Rep GILMANS DBU9 STORE
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1.-THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. January 6, 1873, same hour and place
By order Of the Trustee.
DIS b. ri. WARMER, Auct.
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Tho Great Southern Cyclone-AuOther
Brilliant Triumph Of the Signal Bureau.

Tho Great Southern CyclOue-AuOther
Brilliant Triumph Of the Signal Bureau.
The great cyclone which has just ravaged
the Southern seaboard opens the equinoctial
campaign. If we may judge by its fury Of
what is TO follow. our cities and seaports may
take timely warning and prepare for a rough
and stormy season. The Signal Service re-
ports on Saturday morning reveal the immen-
sity of the disturbance, covering the entire
country from Tennessee to Florida and thence
everywhere northward to New York with
tremendous rotating gale, whose centre had
worked itself from the Gulf across the South
ern tier of States into the Gulf Stream of Will
mington. The velocity Of the wind the pre-
ceding evening at Savannah had reached the
hurricane figure of sixty miles an hour, nearly
as high as in the cyclone of last August; and
twelve hours later nearly the same velocity
was reported from Norfolk. In Virginia and
northward very large quantities of snow fell
as the vast meteor moved northward off the
Atlantic coast.
Here in New York the storm set in between
twelve M. and one p. NJ, with the wind strong
from the northeast, gradually by nightfal
veering round by the north to the west-a
| point of the wind from which invariably a
| clearing up commences. Our westerly and
northwest winds are dry, because in passing
over the dry land they collect no vapor, but
sweep off that which has drifted in from the
sea. 1t was past midnight however, before
| al oku icto IN ~,
visible, from which some idea may be formed
| of the immense mass of vapOr which had
come in upon the land from the Gulf of
Mexico
| This is a well defined example of the readi-
ness and frequency with which such travelling
depressions are propagated towards the Gulf
Stream and striking proof against many
theorists, that this great ocean current is the
natural track and highway for storms, emitting
| it to its old name--the Storm King. AS yet
| we have heard Of no casualties or shipwrecks
on the coast in this gale, but it is hardly time
| yet to hear. The Saturday steamers for Liv-
erpool and other European ports fortunately
| got off just in time to elude il, and are prob
| ably now ten or twelve hours ahead Of it, and
will doubtless be able to keep it at a respect
| ful distance.
| The prediction and signalling of this cyclone
is another brilliant triumph Of the Signal Ser.
vice at Washington. The tempest was noticed
at the Signal Office early on Friday morning,
then in the Gulf, creeping stealthily along,
preparatory to its grand and violent outburst
over the country. and its approach was fore
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John Bull and the Alabama Bill.

Our transatlantic cousin, Mr.. John Bull,
experiences twinges of conscience now and
then with reference to the Alabama affair
the piracies of the vessel and the payment
for the venture. John has a national con-
science, be il known, and this same conscience
was, at one period of his family history, q very
sensitive one that is, before it became de-
moralized by foreign war and the crochety
consequences and treasury incomiugs thereof.
The scared and charred remnant Of this con-
science prompts him to discharge the Ala
bama claims bill, but then comes in his sense
of materialistic economy, which urges him to
inquire how much money he will have to pay
in reality, and whether the American receipt
for the cash will be a receipt in full, and have
effect for his securement against damages in
the future. A cable telegram from London
states that it is conceded generally
in the metropolis that the English
government is prepared to allow the arbitra-
ton of the Alabama claims to proceed under
an agreement that Gin no event snail the
sum awarded for damages exceed certain
stipulated amount" That is, according 10 our
reading of the news report, Mr. Bun VIII
pay a certain round sum, but have nothing 10
do with the matter of CONSEQUENTIAL or INFER
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T r | p l. E SH f E T
New York, Monday, March 4, 1872.
CONTENTS OF T0.DaV's HERALD.

PAGE. 'r>~>>>~->~@~~~~
1-AdvertIsements
acknowledgements
S-The Swamp Angels: Among the Lowers, the
outlaw 1errors of North Carolna Tnscarora,
senegal aud Caucasian Rood Mlngng in
rhelr Veins; History OF TIER Campaigns A
Bloody Nine Years Record; sixteen Murders,
Band FIVE Men a9 10 1000 1 900 Hopa Hss 70 Come ae
dition OF Affairs; rhe Old North State Dis
MAYED and Ba1tied-A Clever CAPTURE OF
$1,000 Worth OF Sias anu Laces-Adairs III
Chlna-0btuary.
4-Reiigious; Church Services Yesterday IN the
CITY and suburbs: Henry Ward Beecher on
Prayer; o. b. froihingham's Estimate OF the
HERALD Sermon Reports: The Heavenly City
Unlike New York: Mr.. Hepworn on the
Okeeie.
S-Religious: (Continucd from Fourth Parel-
domestic Lie OF pio Mono: How His Holt
ness Spends His Days-D0lingcr aud Hya.
cntne-southern Politics: Sentiment In the
south on the Approaching Presidential Cam
palgn: Democratic Victory Regarded
Probable; But Congress WIN COUNT out the
Entire southern Vute-Pohtcal Movements
and Niews-foitIcal Matters In Newbura-
The Tea and Coffee Duty-.,tempreh Grand
Iarceny-Snk the Track. COMMUNICATING
Jersey Justlce--Naval Intelligence.
6-Editorials: Leading Article, ''Tne Presidency:
me Anti Grant Politicians: The Recent Senate
Debate ana The New HamDsnire ElectiOnh-
Amusement Announcements.
S-Editoria Continued from sixth Page)-Tele-
Havana--News from Washlneron-Persona
lnteligence-EXpress ThieyinG- Literature:
Crltlcsns or New Books Literary Chit.C hat
BUSINESS Notices.
S-Thc Emigration Observation-Disclosures Matters
The London Siage-rhe University Boat
Race--Music ard The Ora na-AmeriCan sea.
men Abr0ad Boat Crews OF the United States
Steamers wabash ana Pivmouth) on TneIr
Muscle-llorse AOtes--SulCdc by Shooting
Rald on Obscene Literature burned TO Death
In a Stable
9-Fnancia and Commercial Resume Of the
Weeks Dealings in Wan street: stocks Up
ana the Corner IN Money Brosen Government
Bonds strong: The Fluctuations IN Gold and
Foreign Exchange: Large short Interest in
Virginia COnsols Value OF a Governors Veto
Administrative Changes In the Stock EX
change; liOnors To the Living and the Dead
Brooklyn Courts-New York Court Calendars
Brooklyn Affafs-Destlis--Adver
1O-England: The Collier Debate IN The House OF
LOrds--A Lecture by Mr Ward on the Inter-
nallonai Soclety-After the Hawkins Mite
Weather Observation-Disclosures Telegrams-
Shipping acknowledgements.
11-PrOceedngs OF the Boards Of Aldermen and
Assistant Observation-Disclosures
advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04

ANOTHER Snow BLOCKADE or THE UNION
PACIFIC, and the trouble is still on the great
Rocky Mountain divide. The railroad COM
pany is still said TO be unprovided with the
necessary ploughs and machines for clearing
the track, which has great ridges of snow if-
teen feet high piled up on either side and more
blowing down. Old Sol is likely to solve the
question one Of these days Let the short
sighted managers OF the road beware OF
another such winter Of mishaps and delays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04

GOULD WAS N ALBANY LAST WEEK. 1t is
given out that he will be there again to-day.
Unless he can bring very powerful arguments
to bear in favor of his retention in power the
committees of the Senate and Assembly should
all the more promptly report tie Erie bills
because of his presence at The State capital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04

FRENCH CABINET DIFFICULTIES. president
Thiers' Cabinet remains divided by personal
jealousies and official recrimnation. We are
informed to-day, by telegram from Paris, that
q ministerial crisis is imminent at Versailles.
The Executive and the Parliament are at vari-
ance on the subjects of the Catholic petitions,
the time of Legislative adjournment and the
press law. Then there are likes and dislikes
towards ex-impera officials accused of NAL
feasance in Office, so that the attention Of the
Executive must be Withdrawn, to a very
considerable extent, from the national repub-
kcan motto-Liberty. Equality and Fraternity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04

AssEMBLYMAN SAMUEL j. TILDEN is the
representative man at Albany of the. regene-
rated democracy. 1t is impossible that he can
be lukewarm on the subject of Erie reform.
Yet he might as well be an open advocate of
the Ring lobby as be cold friend Of the re-
formrrs