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Memoranda

Consignees per OIL schooner IN Lowell. Gage,
from Bostor-EF Sweegsn, agent, = y X r, W II
Bird & co, q Bart d CO. T u Cater, Dowie, Noise 4
Davis, D F Fleming 4 co, Captain P Hoass, J b
Hlllen. HolInes 4 calder, Hart ds CO., Heesemann
4 Bro, Laurey & A.exspderIA McLelsh, B. Nor
ris, Maptous d co. E II Grtmke IF 0'Neil, PAU,
WEIGH Il CO. Qusckenbush, Estlil d co, d n Sill
cox, q SieEllng. r Thomlinson d co, WAGNER d
Monsees, G W Williams q co, W L webb, Il White,
w Il n O., Order. and Others.
The schr Mary e Long, : days nom Charleston.
for Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven, Decem-
Der IL.
Bucksyille, 8 q, cleared at Boston, December 10.
The schr James wentworth, Lewis, from Bucks.
Vile, 8 O, for Bucksport, arrived at Vineyard
Haven, December Q.
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TIE LOUISIANA EMBRoeLIo.
Decision OF the United States Supreme
Court.

Decision OF the United States supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON, December l6.
The Supreme Court rendered the following.
opinion today In the matter of the writ oil
prohibition applied for py Governor war
mouth, Of Louisiana:
We are all of opinion that, when a 1nal de-
cree shalt be rendered 10 the Circuit Court, IN
this case, an appeal will be to this court. We
are also of opinion that the court has no jurls-
dIction In the case 10 the issue OF q writ OF
prohibition until an appeal Is AIKEN.
The Latest Developments In tho Cres-
cenG City.
NEW ORLEANS, December l6.
B. L. Lynch, appointed by Pinehoack, Is IN
stalled as Judge of the Fourth District Court,
Bonner, who was commissioned by Yarmouth,
being forcibly elected. The Impeachment
trial Is postponed until "Wednesday. IL le
thought that Yarmouth will not answer.
The senatorial election takes place to.mor'
row. The candidates are: Collector Casey
Judge Durell, Plnchback, and Ex-Governor
Hahn. Plnchback is the favorite, as three
fonrths Of the Legislature are colored.
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m- HALLS VEGETABLE SICuIAN
HAIR REVIEWER does not color, but restores the
Hair to itl natural color. deo14- stuth3pko,

~ BELL SOHNAPPs, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedsm, In Holland. An
InvIgorasing Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al.
deletsrious substances. It s distilled from Bar.
ley of the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, and designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, aout Rheu.
matism, General Debility, oartarrh Of the Bad
der, Pains In the Back and Stomach, and an
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. It gives relief
in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi In the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorates the system, aud 10
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION TASK for "HUDsoN q. w0LFE'S
BELL SOHNAPPS.n.
For sale BY all respectable arooers ana Aposns.
carries.
HUDSON g. WOLFE i 90, Sole Importers.
once, No. Is South william street, New York.
sep30-Smos
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LYDIA THoMpsoN's LUNATIo LovER.-Among
the palients admitted 10 Bellevue Hospital,
New York, q few days ago was a middled-aged
man whose name has previously figured In
nrilt in this same connecticut whose brain
has been turned by love for the fair Lydia.
he Ia as madon this subject as was the uDfortu.
nate Dutchman, who for several months
ANNOYED Nilsson with insane freaks, and who
6nslly brought up on Blsckwelps Island.
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GOOD TIME COMING.
"rh.re 10 Life In h Old Land Yet"
rFromsthe Camden Journal

tVneEe H. IT, ~ ~ ~
(From.the Camden Journal
It ia exceedingly gratifying to witness the
advancement in agricultural affairs In the
countrS immedistely adjoining Camden. That
advancement pervsass the whole asS county, IT. n,d put
and near the railroad. From "Camden" TO
WBoykin's" three large estates, Hermitage"
eastern kimberly" and ''Town Creek" have
been subdivided into farms OF one hundred
and nfty to three hundred acres each, are In
the possession Of some twenty-five families,
new settlers In that locality, Of our best ,peo-
pie; they are producing hne crops.all have
good neighbours. The demand for farms IN
creases every year, and before this decade is
over we expect to see all that beautiful table
land between Camden and Stateburg similarly
Occupied and utilized. "a good time Is CON-
ing.H These farmers are all prosperous, seem
20 have everything to make them content,
and We can vouch that there is "a well spring
of joys In every home, for, being on a busi-
ness tour this fall, we found a baby In every
house.
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-wnnoR,s COD LIVER OIL AND

who have been taxing COD
LIVER OIL will be pleased TO learn that III. WI.
nor has succeeded, from directions OF several
nroressiopal gentlemen, 10 combining the pufe
on and Lime in such q manner that IL u pleasant
to the taste, and lis effects in lung o mplaints ars
trnlv wonderful. Very many persons whose cases
were pronounced hopeless, and who had tskoa
the clear oilfor q long time without marked eject,
have been entirely cured by using this prepare
ton. Be sure and get the genuine. Nanufac-
tured only by 4. I. WILB0R, Chemist, No. leo
Court street, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
dee1e-mwfs
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TIE WHITE sLAHE TRADE.

New YORK, December l6.
The italian Society held q meeting last eve
ming, at, which the home government was
fercely denounced for Its conduct relative TO
the Immigration Of 40 many of Its poor to this
country. The Italian consul here was also as
sailed for failing to make satisfactory an ex-
planatlon of the causes OF the exodus. It was
decided to memorlalIze Congress in opposi-
ton to what the meeting designated this sin
famous white slave trade.
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fnn.ral Nctlrss.

~~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Colonel and Mrs. John 3. Osrew,
Of MI. Hamilton Carew and family, and the CON-
gregations Of the First Presbyterian n the
Wentworth street Lutheran churches, arc 70.
specially invited to attend the Funeral OF the
late Mrs. JOHN E. CAREw, atethe First Presby.
terrain Church. at II n. 10 DAY, TUESDAY, l7th
instant. decl1
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, December le.

WASHINGTON, December le.
Probabilities +: In the Gulf and South Allan
tic States higher pressures, %northerly and
northeasterly Winds; cloudy weather and light
rain; veerlng tomorrow, with lower tempera-
lures at night.
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EDw. 8. BURNHAA
Graduate Of Pharmacy,

~THE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUsSARS TILTING CLUB are requested TO call
on Messrs. MENKE Il MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
BY order OF the President.
10. ". BlsoHoFF.
octo Secretary.
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~PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
The Members are. requested to call At Nsssrs.
BROWN L JoaNsoN'S Hat Store, King street,
opposite Hasel, and have their measures taken for
the New Hats, where q sample can be seen.
does
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Wholesale dry goods dealers In Atlanta
BOAST that trade is at least thirty-three per
cent. better this than last season, at the same
time.
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, December 16.
Arrived, Browar, strasburg, Orleans, Chapman,
Savannah.
NEW YORK, December l6.
Arrived, Georgia, Deutohland, Herman Livings-
ton, James Adger, Cleopatra
Arrived out, wyoming, Silesis.
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80 BATOHELOR's HAIRDYE.-Fm

81 BATCHEIURS HAIH
superb Han Dye Is the best In the world. Pef'
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. NO
disappointment, No ridiculous unts, or unpleas'
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bstohelor's Hal
DYE produces 4mmedissely o splendid black OF
natural brown. Does not stain Ine 49, :.
leaves the hair clean, soft and Deausno. .ns
only aare ana perfect Dye. Sold BY all drussl1"
Fsctory 10 Bond street, Kew York.
mchk-tuthB1yr -
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THE ISSUE.
A Writ OF Habeas Corpus Denied in
the Case Of T.. j. Greer.

WASHINGTON, December 10.
United States Supreme Court, ex,parte T. JET.
ferson Greer. en- q habeas corpus to the mar
shal of The District Of South CAROLINA. Greer
was hello on q bench warrant from the circuit
Court upon an Indictment for felony under
the enforcement act. The question was one
Of jurisdiction, and upon, the power OF the
court to discharge the prisoner. The court
voted four and four, and the writ was denied.
discussion OF the case would have involved
the constitutionality of the enforcement act.
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T BURNHAM's AROMATIC DENFI-
FRICE, for Cleaning. Beautllylng and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting q refreshing taste 70 the
mouth. Prepared by
.EDw. 8. BURNHAN,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. Al King street, Charleston, g. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
]. B. PATRICK, Dr.. 3. Il. HUCKEEFUN
sep2s-smos
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~HOLDERS OF SECOND MORT.
GAGE BONDS Of the Cheraw and Darlington BAH.
road Company are hereby notified that the fntsf-
est due on said Bonts 1st January, 1915, win be
paid on presentation OF the Coupons at the Poo
ple's Bank Of South Carolina J. 3. MOWER,
decl4stuth8 Treasurer.
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~DR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS FOL.
LOWED by Quinine is a permanent cure for ChIis
and Fever. They are purely vegetable. Sold
everywhere. deol26p&w
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gpstial Nrtirea.

~CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she Is dtschsrging Cargo sf Browp,s
Wharf. All goods not removed BY sunset will
remain on wharf at consLgnees' risk and al
pense. All claims must be made on wharf BE-.
fore removal OF goods. .
decl7-1 W. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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a- CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION. from New York, are notified thst
she will discharge cargo Tas DAY. at Adgss'i.
South Wharf. Goods unoalled for at sunset VIII
remain on the wharf at owners, risk.
decl7-1 JAMES ADGER d CO, Agents.
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~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MARYLAND from Baltimore, are hsreby notified
that she ia THB DAY dischsrging cargo a Pier
No. !, Union whsrves. AL Goods not taken away
at sunset viii remain on wharf at Consignees,
risk. N0RDEOM co.,
decl7.l Aeentp.
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M CONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL
LINE SCHOONER L. N. LOWELL, frsm New York,
are notified that she In THIs DAY dischargng
cargo at Central Wharf. All Goods on the wharf
at sunset will be stored at owners risk and eK-
pense. No claims allowed after Goods leAysltne
wharf. z. =. SwERGAH,
decl7.1 Agent.
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

An Exciting Debate Upon the Louis
lana Troubles-A Resolution Imply
Ing q Censure Of Grant Voted Down,
and g. simple Resolution Calling for
Information Adopted Without q d.
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OUR MINES OF WEALTH.
4 BUSINESS VIEW OF TIE SOUTH
CAROLINA PHOSPHATES.

An Important and Rapidly Extending
Trade-A Practical Commercial Nom
op5ly.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21
TRIPLE S HE E T.
Now York, Saturday, Sept. Al, 1874.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

LIVINGSTONE: LETTER TO AN AMERICAN; THE
HERALD SERVICE DONE RIGHT NOBLY-
EUROPEAN CABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PAGE. a1
GREELEY IN OHIO: SPEECHES EN- ROUTE AND
''A AT CINClNNATI VISIT TO THE EXPO
SlTI0N; SERENADE AND PROCESSION !;
FUTURE MOvEMENTS-A PRESS QUARREL
OVER THE SAGE-STATEN ISLAND LIBE-
RALS--THIRD PAGE.
GRANTS JERSEY TOUR-THE BOURBON DEMOC-
RACY STICK TO O'CONOR-GERMAN EN-.
DORSEMENT OF CITY JUDGE BEDFORD
CAMPAIGN FLASHES AND GOSSIP-THIRD
PAGE. U. a s
EDITORIAL LEADER: getty REFoRM-Too
MANY COOKS AND TOO MANY CAND
DATES FOR MAYOR"-SIxrH PAGE
HIDDEN PLUMBER: A FEDERAL QUARTERMAs-
TER BURIES $4,000; ITS MYSTERIOUS
DlSAPPEARANCE-THE SECOND CONNEC-
-SHIPPING-TENT PAGE.
THE VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD TROUBLE
WASHINGTON-THE MARIO-PATTI CON-
Observation-Disclosures NEWS
SEVENTH PAGE.
DORE'S CHALLENGE CUP-AQUATIC-
PIGEON SHOOTING-PAULINE LUCCA-
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA-FIFTH PAGE.
TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK: THREE GAL
LIANT STRUGGLES-THE LEXINGTON (KY.)
RACES-NAvAL-THE ODD FELLOWS-THE
ENGLISH CRICKETERS: DISCOURTESY; !;
THEIR DEPARTURE-FIFrH PAGE.
THE WALL STREET EXCHANGES: ROUT OF THE
CLIQUEs; MR. BOUTWELL, PREPAYS THE
NOVEMBER COIN INTEREST, AND GOLD
DECLINES; A GENERAL RISE IN STOCKS
THE ANTI-CLIQUE BANKS-THE CLEARING
HOUSE MEETING-EIGHTH PAGE.
THE sUB-TREASURY DEFALCATION: WHAT BE-
CAME OF JOHNSON'S MONEY ;HILLHOUSE'S
RESPONSIBlLITY-CLUBBIN AN ARTIST:
CURIOUS POLICE DOINGS-THE COURTS
THE IMPRISONED KU KLUX-CATHOLIC
CHRISTIAN UNION-CAPTURING ROME
NINTH PAGE.
JAPAN: HORRORS OF THE CHINESE COOLIE
TRAFFIC.; A PERUVIAN SLAYER CAP
TURED; RELATIONS TO COREA-THE
DUELLO IN ASIA-TELEGRAPH TO AUS
TRALIA - SANDWICH ISLANDS - FOURTH
PAGE , M
CUBA: THE ROYAL DECREE ON THE ISLAND
DEBT; NEW IMPORT REGULATIONS; HOR-
RORS OF SLAvERY-BRAZIL: EXCITING
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION SINGULAR
SUICIDE NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INSTITUTE FAIR-FoURTH PAGE.
MINOR MUNICIPAL FRAUDS: "APPROPRIA.
TIONSn In BUILDING JEFFERSON MAR
KET AND HARLEM COURT HOUSES-ELEv-
ENTH PAGE
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

Our SPECIAL LETTERS FROM JApAN-TgH
CooLrE TRAFFIC AT ISSUE special CORE
spondence from Japan which appears in the
HERALD, under date of the latest mail advices
from Yokohama and Hiogo, supplies news of
great interest, particularly with reference to
the modern and scarcely masked slave trade
which Is carried on from China under the cover
and classification of the coolie traffic. The
japanese authorities and people, the progress
sive reformers of the Far East are likely to
bring the subject to the test of international
arbitrament. Peruvian vessel laden with
Chinese coolies was driven into japanese
port by stress of weather. Here she was
forcibly detained and the cases of the coolies
inquired into The commander Of the ship
pleads that the Chinese are emigrants, each
one exiling himself of his own free will as an
articled industrial laborer. The representa-
Lives Of some of the great governments, Eng
land among them, have interested themselves
in the matter at the point of Japanese decla-
ration 30 that it is quite probable the Christian
world will soon have occasion to enlarge the
scope of the work Of international settlement
from Geneva outward to Hong Kong and Pekin
spd at Yokohama aud HoRo
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

THE WALL STREET CALDRoN was quieter
yesterday, although there was good deal Of
simmering in the public discussion Of the
situation. The offensive and defensive action
of the two banks that refused to cash certified
checks presented by the pool on Thursday was
the occasion of meeting of the Clearing
House, but nothing was done Of formal
character either to endorse or to condemn it.
The rebuff of the pool in their designs upon
the money market has been supplemented by
q new trouble, in the shape of revival of an
old law allowing the Treasury to anticipate the
payment Of the coin interest on the public
debt by period of sixty days, on rebate of
six per cent.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE DOCK CON-
AnssIoNERs. From the report Of the weekly
meeting of the Dock Commissioners it appeaU
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway between Houston and
Bleecker sts-ONE WIFI. Matinee at 2.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Broadway, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets-AGNxs. Matinee at "a
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

wALLACK'S THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
eireet-KEsrLwoRru. Matinee at lh-IxIoK.
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republicans. We believe, too. that if so nomi-
mated tho canvass for Mayor would be so far
simplifed as to render the issue dependent
only on the strength in this city of Herman
and Cox and Greeley and Brown.
Mr.. Havemeyer, it is understood, is to be
brought forward as the candidate for Mayor of
the Committee of Seventy and its afiliating
reform associations. We presume that with
this introduction he will be adopted by the
republicans as their candidate What chance,
against this coalition, will there be for the Tam
many reform candidate or the outside reformers
under the banner of O'Brien? A compro-
mise candidate, representing Greeley demo-
Gratis and republicans, and the O'Brien re-
formers if possible, will be the only chance
for them against the Committee of Seventy,
backed up by the Grant republican reformers
And here Mr.. Dana's availability comes out in
bold relief He Is Greeley republican, and
heartily supports the Syracuse coalition State
ticket He is q city reformer, and in the
cause of reform has struck many telling
blow for O'Brien. In short, Mr.. Dana, on the
momentous question of the Mayoralty, offers
the same advantages for a coalition of oil the
anti Grant elements which the name of Mr..
Greeley suggested to the Cincinnati and Balti-
more Conventions. There must be fusion
of the democrats and liberal republicans in
this metropolis on the Mayor, or there will be
confusion among them in reference to Presi-
dent, Governor and Legislature. AS goes the
city so goes the State-that is, if the city goes
by anything near its average democratic ma
jority. But Grant is strong and Dix is strong,
and the democrats of the city, on the question
of reform and the Mayor, are so cut up and
divided as to render the general result in the
city, from present appearances, exceedingly
doubtful. Hence we suggest, as the basis for
coalition of all the opposition reform ele-
ments, the name Of Charles A. Dana to head
their city ticket, for of all things to be desired
by the people of this island in regard to these
coming elections of the 9Th of November is
square issue and fair battle between two re-
form candidates, because with three or moro
we make it q scrub race, which in its results
will give us anything but city reform.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND evENlMs.

WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway corner Thirtieth st.
Chow Afternoon and Evening.
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INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS. AT the meeting
of the Police Commissioners on Thursday
large number of citizens were appointed as
Election Inspectors, and the Chief of the
Bureau of Elections was directed to have them
sworn in. The list will be completed in
about ten days. In addition to these we are
to have another set acting under United States
law. An honest election, which gives every
voter an opportunity TO exercise his choice,
and fair count of the ballots cast, are what
we want more than anything else in this
election; and it would seem that If an abund-
ance of inspectors can insure it, We may, for
once, have full and free expression of the
vog populi, which, If not vor Del, is near
enough 10 it for all practical purposes
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

The Cosr OF Coal IN ENGLAND. An i'm
mediate decline in the present high price of
coal is anticipated in England. The value of
the article was run up with degree of ra-
pidity which alarmed the people. 1t may
come down just as suddenly. The average cost
will then equalize, pretty much all over the
world, for the Winter,
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

CAnLIsT News FOR THE SUPREME PoN-
T1Fr.-A paper purporting to have been
addressed by Don Carlos to Pope Plus the
Ninth is being circulated in Paris. The
document makes the Spanish ex-Bourbon
promise the Holy Father speedy renewal of
the insurrection in the Peninsula, the revou-
tionists having, he alleges, ample means.
This is really extraordinary news to forward
to the Supreme Pontif OF the centre of
charity and peace. But perhaps the state
ment is incorrect, if true in fact The Holy
Father has had some personal experience in
military affairs, and has also, as a sovereign,
had to resort to the carnal weapons but that
he should wish TO hear of renewal of civil
war in Spain passes all comprehension. Pho
Mono is really peaceful man, and Don Carlos
cannot convert him into q modern Gregory
Seventh, the st. Hildebrand of the day.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Twenty fourth street.
DIAMONDS Matinee at lK.
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"os E9 RzcHNesps"wThis ss 7 j. the appeal qf
Virginia paper to the merchants of the State
who are making their Fall and Winter pur-
chases. It advises them to go to Richmond
for this purpose instead of coming here to New
York. How ridiculous New York is the
grand centre of trade and commerce for the
country. Here is the great mart from which
merchants can select their goods with as
much facility, and almost as cheaply, barring
duties, as they can in the great trade centres
of Europe The metropolis was never so full
of purchasing merchants as it is at this time.
The dry goods and other trades are particularly
brisk, and the field for selecting soasonable'
articles suitable for every section of the coun-
try and applicable to lts varied climates, was
never moro extensive. All this, TOO, in despite
Of Wall street rogueries, silly reports about
epideuics and idle statements in regard to
local lawiessness. Instead Of advising its mer-
chant friends to so to Richmond to make their
purchases, our Virginia contemporary would
much better subserve their interests by sug-
gesting that they hasten to New York to lay
in their stocks of Fall and Winter goods.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21
Proposed Banquet in Paris to On
Geneva Representatives.


Geneva Representatives.
II must be admitted on all hands that the
Geneva arbitration has been a jolly affair from
its inception. 1t was ushered into life as the
result of the wining and dining of the Roast
Joint High Commissioners, and certainly they
had "high' old time of it. Never for mo-
ment has the offspring belied its paternity
The scenes at Washington were renewed with
zest at Geneva, and that quaint old town was
fain to acknowledge that the arbitrators were
o pleasant lot. Even the grim judicial aspect
OF the English commissioners thawed into
something approaching conviviality under the
influence Of dinners, wine and fstes champetres.
We have reason to believe that the Alabama
business was brought to close with regret,
and something Of sorrow was visible in the
faces of the wise men as they separated for their
distant homes. News comes now that Paris is
about to cheer the dropping spirits of our re-
turning sages by wining and an introduction
to the foles Pdrisiennes. No doubt the grave
arbitrators will come home wiser if not better
men, for this little experience. There can be
no objection to closing up the treaty farce in
jolly manner. We have been outwitted and
humiliated, and the best thing we can do is to
join with our frisky representatives and cry as
loudly as we can, Vive la bdgateue
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Twenty third st. and Eighth
av.-RoI CARorTE. Matinee at l.