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KID GLOVES.
F|IFTY-FIvE CENTS.

We will close out the balance of the
Kid Gloves, Systeme Alexander, at fifty
five cents. MENKEN BROS.
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FoR RENT.

VENEMENT-With four rooms. Apply at
L % Avery street no2
law OFFICE-A desirable 'front.' room
JOHN G. FINNIE,
nor Ayres Building.
DEsIDENCE-A desirable residence for "a
n large family or boarding house, NO. III
court street: possession December lst. Apply
% No se Monr,e street, or Boyle q Chapman,
lain street, this week. noi9
nEsDESCE-A nice brick re- ldence on
n Adams street Inquire AZ lE Adams 81
Until the LIST OF September next, the first
u elias Cotton WAREHOUSE, corner Of
third and Union streets, recently occupied by
". O.. Parker. For terms apply % the under
hoi7 PARKER CRAWFORD.
nwELLING-A 2-story brick dwelling, or
u 8 rooms, In good order, No. 50 Market
ztreef. II. L. GUION,
nol4 % Jefferson street
CoTEAGE-The cottage on the northeast
corner Of Orleans street aud the Gina rail-
Dad nov occupied by DR. =. Q. Polk, with
llrteen acres Tor culuNatlOn; Wlthln Two.
uncred yards Of the street railroad
H GUION,
q Jefferson street
COTTAGE-NO. So Vance street.
Seven or eight rooms
On the street railroad.
vi AA1E-DuD ANaau ST. UtlMe1n nan- ANU
Henry; four rOonls; good yard ana garden.
nO2 H L-GJION, 8kJeferaon street
D~EsLDENCE-A newly fitted up two-stOry
n brick residence, 81 Adams street, oppo-
lite Benz. Babbs. Apply 70
ocE J. p. MECX, Is Union street.
ID esidences and other houses for rent; receiv-
II erships accepted. W.A.Wheatley, &0Main
DOOMs@uit OF rooms, drst nOor up Stair,
N over our store, northeast corner Main and
Jefferson streets. a long established mihnery
sad mautus-makeras stand. Possession given
n BeptemDer. GEO. SHIELDS g. CO.
aus 90 Main street.
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WN. POWELL, JR., is receiving choice
Butter, Oysters, Fish and Celery every
day, by express. Call and see him st
No, : Jefferson street.
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sHE1L 0YsTERs-Opera Recess.

AYERS Cherry Peetoral-the worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumption, and all affections Of the
Lungs and Throat.
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Trunk Factory.

CBLLs RETAIL, AND AT wHOLFSALE.
- specially,
Lower fnun any House iu fE.fs city,
and a. low As any hactDry else where.
oeI3 !, HAPPEK, 81 Main Slrest,
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SHOES! SHOESl

Those real Kid and Morocco
SHOES.
Also Infants Kid Shoes at sixty cents,
to-day, at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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STRAYED.

uOksE-A bay horse, ABOUT seven year,
II Old. The finder Will be suitably re-
Esrded on bringing Tito
EENKEN B2OTHER7.
non 22 Main street.
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An American tourist mas been diatin,
gushing himsalf in Ireland. Mr. Fltz-
henry, Of Boston, r1ne away with Miss
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DAMAGED BLANKETS.
ALSO
FINE ALL-WOOL BLANKETS,
cheap to-day at
MENKEN BROTHERS.

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the sea-shOre, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. Il is absolutely pure and
sweet, Patients who have once taken
it prefer il TO any other. For sale BY all
druggists.
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CCA4O[y
STOREHOUSES,
MERCHANDISE.
TERMpolieies issued at special rates on
dwellings, in the North British and
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company.
]. g. LONSDALE, Agent,
Office rooms p and %, Al Madison ST.
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L woRxELEY.

Figs, DrNeO Cuerrsen, srl-s, 1vrsues, ssu-
fered low. oc27
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DRESSED Hoes, fresh, every morning.
CONAWAT & LINDSEY,
gEl Nruare aHraaf
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CASSIhERES
CASSIMERES
AT
LOW PRICES
to-day at
MENKEN BROTHERS.

PHIL FRANsIoLI-Opera Recess.
JOE LOCKE, 2S64 Main street, has Co
dry and PetersOn's for November; also,
ali the leading late publications from all
sources.
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what ha0 Deen a uream was NOM tfusE
q realltY.n
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FOR N. ORLEANS & THE BENDS.


A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF Alaig
"A Saylor, deceased, are desired to come
forward Immediately and make payment:
and these having claims against 1t are hereby
notified TO present them 70 myself or my at
torneys within the time required by law, or
they viii be forever barred.
MRS ANNA SAYLOR,
Admix Of AiOis Saylor, deceased.
WARMER q Lee, Attorneys, No. Is Madison
street, nof
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

EIvE are authorized 10 announce JOHN l.
w HOUSE as "a candidate for COMP
EROLLER before the next General Assembly
4 the state of Tennessee. nol6
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
AemPhis and 81. LoUts Paehet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis,
Steamer CITY OF CHESTER,
Leave A. above FRIDAY, NOVember I'd,
at 5 O'Clock pm.
no2l FLEM. CALvERT, supt.
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INSURE! INsUREl INSURE

NFURIL.-InstantaneOus cure for neu
G. w. Jones & Co. sell il.
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THE cheapest, freshest and finest Oys-
tiers, Fish and Game, are at POwell's, Z
Jefferson street.
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0 SILK VELVETS,
For Ladies CIoaks,

TRIM MING
at reduced prices.
MENKEN BROS.
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+ Will keep on hand and for sale Il
varieties Of CAME CHICKENS.
an orders promptly FLEA.
L L. WILLIAEa
nol8 HuDbo d. IanHe
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wAGGENFR, 3l7A Main street, has the
finest m rchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
goSds fresh from the hands Of the I'm
porter.
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GENERAL SALE,S BUSINESS.

OPERA RECEss-Under Grand Opera
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Game Chickens.

7 WILL keep On hand and for sale the best
Il varieties OF GAME CHICKENS.
All orders promptly hlled.
l.. J.. WILLIAMS,
nOl6 HumbO' d., Tennessee.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS

MEMPHIS, HELENA & FRIAKS POINT
DAILY LINE.
Steamer PHIL ALLIN, It.
Leaves Memphis MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, al . o'clock pm, and FriRr's
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and aturday,
at 10 o'clock am.
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE, r.
6AGEhtI
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, THUhS-
A and SATURDAY att o'clock pm, and
FriRris Point every Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday, at 10 O'Clock am.
For neight Or passage apply on board. oc2
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FOR RENT OR LEASE

COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Corner Front an
- Jefferson streets, for lease. POSSESSION
ursi OF February. Apply 10
JOSEPH !. ANDREWS,
OCH No. 2i2 Front street, up-staiIs.
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WHITE AND CoLoRED
BLANKETS,
in all qualities and sizes at popular prices,
At

B. LowENsTEIN & BROS,
Corner of Main and jefferson streets.
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INsUREl INSURE! INSURE!

The North British and Mercantile Fire
Insurance Company OF IA and I'd
tnhurgh paid O. ,0OJ,OOO losses at Ghfea.
go, and gave 10 the sufferers.
j. G.. LOASDALE, sr., Agent.
Rooms 81 RSd 30, 81 EadisOn street.
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o n BOARD.

DOARD-A fine front roOm, with good board.
ID az reasonable figures, al 9s Court u. Day
oOarders accommodated az reduced rates.
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WANTS.

DDDE-NATE-A young man who boards in
II a private family where there are no other
1auders, want q roommate: board i've DOL
trs- Address John this office.
EITUATIoN-In a store by a young man
> who has had nearly two years expert
nee in the retail grocery business; would
sOJ object going 10 some small town or 10 Tie
S5a A. B. c, this ONCE.
aEOO-sMART MEN AND wOMEN-To.
cUDU sell our new inventions. We guar
utee $50 per month 10 any energetic person
Who may engage with Us. send 3 cents for
ample, orcau on KENSINGTON q co. No y
commercial Place, New Orleans, Louisiana.
s-R-Prgprieuon Of Needle-Ihreadtng Thin
rie, the Button-H0le Lancet Novelty Tw1ne-
cutter, etc, etc. no.
DOTTAGE-To rent a small cottage. Adj
~ dress q. a., Appeal office, stating location
nd terms. I want immediate possession.
EITUATIoN-A young married man with
; OversiL years best city Reference wants a
ltuarlon Es BOOk-keepcE, Clerk, or any capac-
y sooner than DO nothing. address
nos c. Appeal once.
VOOK-A No. 1 white woman, who thor
ugh understands COOKING washing
nd ironing; good wages. Inquire al No.
Poplar street corner Of second no2o
100 MEN-At o. k. Landing, on Mississippi
tOO river. Is miles above Helena, 100 men 70
york on leveei wage SO per month.
nol9 III. q 9. B. POLK.
ABOR. ETC have on hand a MOI
y French cook; 500 hands for railroad and
svees; also, cotton pickers; o good cooks,
washers and i~r0neus; help Of all kinds, white
nd colored. VIM. ARD
uoIB SO jefferson stfeet.
ENGINE-Threeo " four-horse power engine
u Address p. NJ, Madison, Arkansas. mole
TOTTONs-Loose, mixed and dusty oottons
- wanted. HUGHES Co, is Beals 81.
GENERA practical lady machine ever,
> at q Bsaie street, upstairs. nGi D
SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Feathers 1
, and Household Goods Of all kinds, fought
90 ~ Second street. II. T. SINNOTT. 1
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CHILLICoTHE, No, November9, 1872.
General n. B. Forrest:
DEAR SIR enclose herewith my
note as published in the Journal. This
effectually does away with any impress
sion created by the incorrect summary
of my speech which appeared here.
i have taken some pains to correct 6
mistake, which though not my own, /
greatly regret, and hope you will feel
equally ready to do me justice.
Very respectfully, J.H. HAMMOND.
Postofice box, No. lg7, Kansas City, Missouri.
MEMPHIS, TENN, November %, 1872.
General J. II. Hammond:
DEAR SIR-YOur letter Of the ninth
instant, with Enclosures, have Just been
handed me. Absence from home fol
several days will account for my delay
in answering. Your high character as
a gentleman gave point and force to the
charges which you were reported as
having made against me, otherwise
they would not have been noticed
Your note to me, dated at Chillicothe,
Missouri, and the inclosed card from the
Kansas City Journal Of Commerce, are
eminently satisfactory, and it is no less
a duty than a pleasure TO me to retract
the language applied by me to you in
my card of the first instant. 1
should make this disclaimer as publicly
as l made the charge. This letter will
therefore be published in the Memphis
APPEAL of tomorrow, the same chane
mel through which my first letter madd
its appearance. Fully appreciating an
cordially commencing the disposition
you have manifested to correct the in
justice done both Of US, and hoping this
unqualified retraction will be sa~tisfac-
tory, l am very truly your friend and
obedient servant, n. b. FORREST.
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Grand OperahOuse for six nights and
one matinee-COmie Opera all the week,
opening with Planche's extravaganza OF
F0rtuHtO.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

AEEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
VA Packet Co, u. s. Mail Lins.-The elegant
passenger boats OF this line leave Memphis
FOR all points on Arkansas river 4 uesd .
Saturdays, AT 5 pm
W. p. WALKER, Agent
iul5 Once on Mharfb boat. fnot of Gomrts
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DDDlT-MATE-A young man who boards in
II q private family where there are no other
1auders, wants q roommate; board i've dol
ans. Address JOHN, this Office.
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Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co.
FOX NEW ORLEANS ANDTHE BENDS.
S Str. Belle Lee,
]. 7. HIcks----master j. S. uIivan- clerk
This fine steamer will leave as above, as fol-
THURSDAY, November 18th, at 4 o'clock pm.
THURSDAY, December 18th, att o'clock pm.
Thursday, December 10th, at 4 o'clock pm.
Thursday, January g, ls73, At 4 O'Clock p m
Thursday, January p, 1913, at o'clock pm.
Thursday, February 8, 1873, at ( o'clock p m.
Thursday, February ~, 1873, at 4 O'Clock pm.
VIII be IN New Orleans in time for the Mardi
GrRs celebration, which Is February -, 1875.
Thursday, March 6, 1879, at 5 O'Clock pm
Thursday, March q, 1878, at 5 O'Clock pm.
Thursday, april 5, 1873, at 5 o'clock pm
For freight or passage apply on board or to
moo ION u MAsHINltION. AGENT.
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The Merchants Southern Packet Co.'S
Elegant Steamers leave regularly.
For freight OF passage apply to
r. n .LlGHTBURNE, Gen1 Agent.
auZ2 ~ Levee
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at her expense. To a few of her friends
she explained that the whole thing was
begun in a joke, but as it went along Mr..
J-gOtin earnest. She was determined
10 go Just so far as he would in the affair
until he showed that he really meant to
marry her, and then she thought she
would disappoint him. She had lost the
wine and now she was going to pay it.
A jollification took place, and the guests
seemed as well pleased at the turn affairs
had taken as though a real wedding had
taken place. The disappointed groom
sOOnrecovered his equanfmity and Joined
the party at supper. The festivities
were kept up until a late hour, and all
went a. happy as a genuine marriage
bell.
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ZOE RTvER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COrnpany-U-S. Nail Line.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock Through
without reshippinE.
Str. DARDANELLE n. 4. Haine-, master
Leaves SATURDAY, November
ID, a. 5 o'clock pm. ~
For freight or passage apply on board or ~
W.F. WALKER, Agent,
no2l once on Wharfoost. foot COurt 81.
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the estate of
desired 70
make pay
ainsr are b
TO myself OF
required By j
Ma 81 Y
Saylor,d ecea
eys, No. is is
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STEAMBOATS,.


FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Aemphis and 81. LOUIS Packet Company
For Hickman. Coiumbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer CITY Or CHESTER, -.
Leave a. a6ove FRIDAY, NoSsmssF =,
non FLEM. CALVERT, supr.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
memphis and Arkansas River Packet
CODpany-U-&. Nail Ld1e.
For Pin Bluff and Little Rock Through
without r~eshipping.
Str DARDaNELLE. n. l.. Haines, master
Leaves sAICHPAY, November -
W.P. WALKER, Agent,
nozI once on Mharl9ost, foot C9ar. s.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
st. Louis and View Orleans Packet Co.
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
Str. CONTINENTAL---JOhn McClOy. master
THIS elegant passenger steamer -
THIS DAY, November 22d, at Z m.
III. %XsRINGTON, Agent,
no. = Madison street
FOR WHITE RIVER.
white River Accommodation Line-For
J~aeksonPort and al Way Landings-Steamer
Leaves SATURDAY, November ed, at 5 D m.
Il. W.. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
30 Front street.
W.. WALKER, Agent,
nozl W harfboat, foot Of Court street
FOR CINCINNATI.
"OLD RELIABLE"
Memphis and Ohio River Packet Co.
FOR CAIRO, LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI
The new and elegant freight and passenger
steamer
EEsBas I'D. Parker,
Bob
Leaves as above on SATURDAY, Nov. I'd, ats
For freight or passage apply 10
E. D. COBB TOO, Agents. % Front street.
Ereight recelysd &C foot Of Ienerson street.
FOR EVANSVILLE.
For OsceoIa, Hanes Point New Madrid, HEX
man, Belmont, Cairo and all way landings
10 Evsnsville-The elegant steamer
R EdieWild,
W. 0WTh--.mast i. r. homas.cIerk
Wnlleaye THIS DAY, Nov. I'D, At pm
s y. IL Agent, 2 Elliott Block,
no. corner Prometade and Jeferson 81.
FOR CHICoT CITY.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Chicot City and
the Bends-5teamer
TXRONE Harmon, master
COUTHERN OIL WORKS hav- -
y ing chartered the steamer AzHAH
Capt. Harmon, to
the place OF the steamer Pink Narble with
drawn temporarily for repairs, viii leave a.
above on WEDNESDAY, Oct. &th, at 4o'clock
For freight or passage, having nne ac-
Communications, apply on board, foot Of Jener-
zon street Oc29
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular Tuesday and Thursday Jacket
FOR Helena E'AmEuiIlo and st.
Franc River.
st. Francis,
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IOTTAGE-TO rent a small cottage. Adj
. dress q. A., Appeal office, stating location
nd terms. I want Immediate possession.
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DMMIIIEE.

1rgs ". Cheek,
1cn Emsiey.
T. W. Mitchell
J. scale
irugohn,
rankland,
man
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COTTON,
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EITUATION-In a store by q young man
> who has had nearly two years expert
nee in the retal grocery business; would
rot object going TO some small town or 10 tie
- A. b. q. This ofice.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

lHsBa as. ID. Parker,
Bob
Leaves as above on SATURDAY, Nov. I'd, at
pm. For freight or passage apply 10
E. d. COBB CO., Agents. % Front street.
Ereirhf recaINad Al fnot Of Lanarsnn straat.
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For NEW ORLEANs.

SC. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
Str. CONTINENTAL----JOhn McClOy. master
This elegant passenger steamer
leave a. above ~
THIS DAY, November I'D, at Y 10.
For passage ETC., aTply to
J. 7. WAsHINGTON, Agent,
nor ~ Madison street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK ResAlD.

LONDON Dec. Q, 1872.
There was better supply Of gas throughout the
city last night than at any time since the inangu-
ration OF the strike by the stokers The gas COM
panies have secured number OF men TO 6ll the
places OF the strikers.
CONSERVATISM AGAINST THE BALLOT BUT IN coma
&t@ s# PILMENT TO AMERICA. Gs85E& sf#
At a conservative banquet in Westminster last
night Mr.. W. II. Smith, NJ. P. for Westminster,
made speech, in which lie criticised the Ballot
bill, comparing the working OF the system in
England and America, denying that 1t pre- +
vented corruption. lie made most friendly
reference to the United States, and declared it
was necessary for England to cultivate good rela-
ti0ns with the American people. As the wellwisher
ofthe American people he scorned the idea ofgoiugT
TO war with them at any time; he felt that war
between the two countries would have been impos-
sible even II the Treaty OF Washington had failed.
He criticised the judgment OF the Geneva Tribunal,
but accepted II and said oil Englishmen vera
bound to accept 1t as final. so ehla e.
pERElICr AT SEA AND FATAL CONsEQuBNCRs. y
The ship Utinia was abandoned BY her crew.
while on voyage from Quebec for Bristol. X. o.
Eight persons were washed on the vessel an&
drowned 80
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
CUBA.
An American Brig Ashore on strrup Key-A
Grand Array Of Notables, Male and Fe-
male, Called Upon to Answer the ss,
Charge Of Treason Preferred
e-F Against Them ty Court Martial yos oi
1flroAAm 70 TINE NEW Yosx usaAlo.

.4u9 s#- 80 81 HAVANA, Dec. g. 0 0Nl
,trt Via KEY WEST, Dec. Q, 1872.
The steamship Columbia, from New York, arrived
here this morning. fe
AN AMERICAN BRIG ASHORE. =. n III
The American brig Samuel v. Merck, with 3
cargo OF machinery from Philadelphia Tor Havana,
went ashore on Stirrup Key, but was got on by
wreckers. The salvage was adjusted at Nassau,
and the brig proceeded to Havana.
The Gdceta publishes decree to-day summoning
Plutarco Gonzales, Nestor Pouce the widow ol
Morales Lemus and the -M =
WIVES OF GENERAL JORDAN, ALBANIA, MORA, xEs.I
IRE AND FESsER 4
to present themselves at the artillery barracks III
this city and defend themselves nom the charges
OF treason preferred against them before . eourl
maj tial assembled there
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

BERLIN, Dec. q, 1872.
The Counties Reform bill came before the Upper
House OF the Prussian Diet to-day, having passed
the Lower House.
The general DEBATE on the bill opened ana closed
in today's sitting.
Tomorrow the bill will be discussed clause bv
clause No considerable amendments are expected
to be made, and 1t is hoped the bill VIII pass before
the end OF the sitting. -s
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
ITALY.
Overflow Of the Arno and Po-Bridges Swept
Away and Serious Damages in
rrl the Rural Districts.
ItusaAm 70 TIVE NEW yom uea,ls.

TURIN Dec o, 1872
The waters OF the river Arno, as well as the Po,
have 0vern0wed their hanks.
Many bridges crossing those two streams have
been swept away and destroyed and the com
munes are inundated, causing great destruction to
propertv
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
FATAL FALL FROM A BUILDING.

Coroner Keenan, was yesterday requested TO hold
an inquest at 279 avenue on the body OF John
Lehe, aGerman forty years Of age, who died from
the effects Of injuries received on Thursday by fall
ing from the second story OF q new building in
Thrty-third street, near Fourth avenue, where he
was employed as carpenter. Deceased leaves a
widow and three Children
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
ROME.
American Catholic Devotion to the Holy Ses--
Pontihcal Blessing to Transatlantic Il
Children Of the Church.
ROME, Dec. 6. 1872

N 49, MI|0.~ !. KONE, Dec. Q, lS7& ,
deputation OF Americans had an audience with
the Pope yesterday, and presented an ADDRESS ex-
pressing the devotion OF American Catholics to the
Holy See. -..........
The Pope made feeling response, ana concluded
by giving his blessing to the Catholics OF America.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
TtlteRAM 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID Dec. Q, 1872
The Cortes has rejected motion for the imme-
diate consideration OF the resolution TO impeacp
ex-Mnster sagasts.
REvoLUTIONIsT R0AMJNGs.
The republican bands in Catalonia have dis
persed ana tranquility is restored. . s,.,
The armed bands which were rowing near villa
Franco and in the Despcnaperros Mountains have
also disappeared. -
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
GERMANY.

The Counties Reform Bill in Rapid Prcerese
Through the Prussian Diet-The Peers
subdued by Imperial Pressure. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
SPAIN.

The Sagasta Impeachment Case in Parliament
Revolutionist Roamings in Retreat. 3 -
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
WHO rs IT,
Alleged appearance Of a Tam
3 many Brave in Havana. \ s1

Can II Be Tom Fields i-How Mr. and 1rss
Fleming Arrived, Entertained and Do
parted-Gold and Bonds in Plenty vg
1he Gentleman Sails
for La Belle France.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Ycak HEsALD.
HAVANA, Dec. s,
Via KEY WEST, Dec. Q, 1874
About six weeks ago Thomas Q. Fleming, accom-
panied by his wife, and provided with an Amencaa
passport, arrived from New Orleans. -
SUDDEN DEPARTURE OF TnB LADY AND eRNrLExANJ l
In the following week Mrs. Fleming left for New
York. and on Monday Mr. Fleming, having his pass,
port vised for Havre left by the steamer vandalia,
bound for Hamburg via Santander. rt
THINGS LOOK SUSPICIOUS
FlemiDgs actions are considered suspicious. New
Yorkers IN Havana say that Fleming is Thomas c.J
Fielos, the Tammany politician.
FLEMiNGs APPEARANCE.
Fleming is about nlty years OF age, fine lochiDa
and very corpulent.
WELL PROVIDED WITH CASH.. -
He had heavy bag Of gold ana q bundle Of bonda
in his possession. He was humorous pnd enterH
taning in conversation.
CAN 1T BE .roMrn 8ND
The latter gentleman smiled and said,, "Al right.~