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New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

81. JouNsoS. 1r.. Aucuoleei.
pY JERE. JOHNSON. Jr,
ID fsuccesso1to to johnson q Mllerl
So y NAssAC 81. CKDAksr., Nkw-iuFi-
n. r-le r-o y soH F1cha-gi Anctoa sc ~ stocks
Furniture Merchandise 6c
TUESDAY March -
At1 oeocs u Exchange Ssesroom. ~ Broadwa7 y Z,
u ORD 4 OF LOTUS WOOD. esq.
s-rTf na~rfa properly. Nos - an ~
VNg-sT Front iAe Civ Of Nes-York Terms easy Pos
BY ORDER OP EXECUTOR. -
n rsnae BRICK DWELLING, kuOSnas No ~ Isl ALNi IL
n. o. Cts %, NeE-lJTk
As, al time and plsce -
rHE VALUABLE EkW-lOhk FhOPEtIA No ~ 'Hii'4-i-o l.
Also O. 'samet and place.
VtLCArLF WILLIAMSBUR0h IENkMEN l-hotSL, No. ~
srTH FlFTH-S our block from Unon'ave sn1 broad"s
Eaps a. ao0vt ~ A1c-oneert olce.
TUESDAY. April >.
nnseoek q Exchange sslesroom. lll Broadway. " 7
AA1slFClAI BRO JKLYN PROPkhTl s-.a.~d 'rald-ate
- la-r.r- he p0snves sold d. ore- the t1elE o
JOEN a. FUNK. deccasea. Particular hvrealiet
~ ORDER TIfE TRt STEtS OF NAVY MiN-l''N ~ ii,(
r. rl- r.-r. ol .ar CORNBR OF NAFl ST AND GEIlN-
Ian B-OOhLlN. PR. .l.ars 4-Ieai'-I
TUESDAY. An''i -.
ea e NiOND HILL T. l. Lots o order of Tr%1.t'rs %
49, lisr.o1 ul M..r MlLLLI. NIOl ibND. h"- FE'h
hAN Atiorafr.. SO Wallst. PaltlcuArs beTcaiieL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
forses, Carriages, Garnr5s, &r.


n NEw-YoRK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY,
337. 35s AND 81 OIath-A'h'
HORSES CARRIAGES HARNESS BLANKETS &c.
Cash advances Hsde and .oa at ason Or Pns % % G
Manufacturers Of Carriages Harness &C. on liberal terms
>. DINGEE, AUCTIONEER.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~, 1872,
AT IL O'CLOCK. A. b..
Will Sell
Brown Saddle MARI hand, % 81, high Isa old % % Se'H'd sound and
shetland Pouy yeSr od has been driven BY children
perfec'ly sound gentle, aud kind ,..v
0'' "'''s ID n-n'' -'s" work work ''''
Roeaavay and Depot wagons CONS Top pni so-roP Bagge
POM and Pr Phaeions Careo Bret Lnlans Coae'
Carriage Road Saddle Wort Horses double and single harne''
The above will he ready for speco0 on TUESDAY 2s cata
s' easH sT A9 S +. next Regular Auction of Horses Car
''''' Harness hvERs 5i a's s6SD27 ASD THURSDAY
AT 10 LIZ A. NJ. PROMPT
At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"a JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL
'-'' OPPOSITE 5Pr si'stiS'P tSs Po.ioGs Z S'.'-''''
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
o our business $ conducted a
HORSE AUCTION MART.
no. 49, AND ia EAST l5TH-sT. NEAR irH AVE.
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
py EyEaT E5 TTEsD43 E ~ SSP sPc TA H or THOSE
having Horses sell viii End perfectly rea5-
oa Se e Oac S which govern
G. oil mercantile Dusn.a
We GIVE ThE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE that war
raated sound from 70 8hOur,f for trial
ENTRIES FOR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES can he
ohcs and aesooE - .here also
4 7egistcr 70 horses for prrse sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on CONsGSMESTS.
A L. DEMAREoT & CO.,
~ 6s- BROADWAT
FINE CARRIAGES.
IAANtILlI from : uo 10 tlh.o
IAADA. ,........... ........... from ~, - 20 o
CLAKlAlf- from -iD % LAW
OCR POPULAR FAMILY CARRfAGk&
and ell bgts PARK Fhaeons
Vict1las. Cib1oiettcs. and Light Wagons.
800 PONY PHAETUSs.
I nrces owe offered the riding IN lc
year made good throughout lie Union
! CARRIAGE HORSES-Large assortment sty-
| X l.sA ani vel macae4. from S. o l..- hands
T. A. FITCH. i53 Eis Twenty -'olrth-st
| TOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE.-We will close
" very description Of SADDLES. HARNESS BR-
DIES sADDLEKY GOODS dsmsg by he recent TIRE IN our
| premises. G. B. SMITH 4 Co.. 20 Waren-st
HARNESS. Saddles, Brides. and Horse
Elgtnoents gerer, at NOsEHAN BROS. IL Chamberst.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

NATIONAL LINE
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From No. a., North Rver
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LNhhfoOL;
sp.IS Gr,,- s.TURDAi. March 30 al sp q n.
ENGLAND Andrews ATIhDAl Apnl o. al SUI p w
FRANCE Thomson SATURDAY, APnl ~ at $500 m
F1;yPT SATURDAY, April 70 at 80 p
FOR LONDON RIRECT
npsvARE supn,r ~ WEDN EsDAY. April 10. at 700
Pas,ag. 10 verpool cabin SO and 500 sees
eukets from Liverpool Vaeensiosr
Ionaopl lrrv Glasgow o London currency .a,.
r'' ''''"ei ' -'r' y X. HrRsT Manager.
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Drooklnn iJropcrtn 10 Get.
Courtrn rroper;n TO tct.

Courtrn rropcr;n 10 tct
4 HOUSE. Rooms. good Stable, u Acres,
n one hour bg NrwJersey Central Railroad Real $50.
A.o Horr and of Land S}j ls Nol Rooms
and per Orf Houses, w1 mnIorcment.,
$3.50 & 500. furnished ). & fh-nNAS.
A I NEWPORT FOR THE SEASON.-F'UT-
"A uihed COTTAGES the and all OF le city and
suburbs Apply 70 f.. r. LIZARD j.. llo Broaaway
N0T7VTRY SEATS To RENT. furnished and
y urushei Psrfed Scotch Pllins Bloomfield &onteai and
Weswood IL J,rsr Also Sing Sing, fonken kye. Port
chester Geeuaeh several Naer tIs neat ceia-es
$500 yesry ; ItELANp -Ol boaaN1--
ORANGE. y. J.. A SPECIALTY.-Cal on
" HAMILTON WALLIS a complete printed List Of Fur.
pred ana Urflr4 HOUSES for RENT NassAn col Pine
TEO LET or LEASE for term of years, the
COUNTRY SEAT undersigned Westcheser in tie
village Of Porchester Eve drive Of the foester
Railroad H0use contains 10 rooms with hot aj
cold ge furnace large house and stable ouOnses
bonse and ten land, al laid drst order
6-rhe Summer Winter Tor terms apply TO W h.
PEYrON So,. 252 AM - Boweiy
rINO LET-At Bloomfield, n. j.. neat COT
TAGE rooms land lrt ower aud kcen
garden 50 minutes City Hall Apply to g. '" BOCTON 7OG
Broadway, New-iork.
rTNO LET-The FIRST FLOOR Of the STORE,
No 81 P0ugaAeepe " J. size slg best ore aud
location business IN that city 'H-hLhs 4.f"A ~
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5itaa.ious UaUte1--f females.

A GOOD German Girl wishes a SITUATION
"A &, 10 U,tairs General Homework AZ the GERMAN
INSTITUTE 10 II. Nor.okst RJngtou and stanton boy
Mrs HID.
NO. 354 EAST FlFTEENT H-ST.-An English
Lad, rslss MOSrHLt NURSE Of many yrs1s eEtnen'
RI ENGAGED Immediately best city references Can ne seen
al he above l.tlesA
WANTED BY YOUNG WIDOW, at
nr,ent IN tho Interior n the State position ~
HOUSEKEhPER COIPAEION GOVERN Esr IN or near New,
lors CIV luali by personal appearance manners ind
fl either position satisfactorily The most dneEce olaI
gwen. Address. weeks. Mr. MAXI = "AI'ON'
Pos-Ofc-, BJ- IS. Osvego n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

yNTABLE MILL PROPERTY, HOTEL
sTtNl a Real Estate f,r SALE Crgvle Orange County
y IhlhSDAl hicn ~, -, 49,, H.. D al
,roct m The line the NrWuurgh Branch OF the he hA
d. force rIosH
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

Z 4 LAVRFNIE y Aurno0ffT,
AT SIMMONS FLUSHING FOTEL-On
y rurtSDAY ssh March 81 70 O'Clock. ESTATE oi Cpt
- ,niyfIf tANfS d-cA EXFCUTOES SALE Of DESIRABLE
.i,LISG PROPERTY. arge STOKES HOt SIS, ,H0rs, N the
80, . b. .a most itutfl POPCLOJS VILLAGE sl on
- MOST IMPORTANT BUSINESS SIEEhIS-BEi D. NAsli-
INCTD LISNEi fRlNOE f. and NJ RiLh SAFE peremp
o. .u. res i7e, % cent on bond had noTsaSe
AUCTION SALE of VALUABLE LOTS
y TIE attention OF builders and others called to tie SALk by
IF, A. MILLER on "WEDNESDAY. march p. az Il Jc.o. 20
b. .~r fur the he oc-ted LOTS Of tfOi Nd on ne
o.. Le .i'ssted on West F brst, about -'l iee vest
s.ec trl tarla b,. pavement aooa @" k eae on
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

W III i IL 1 IN III 4NLs
NEW YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
KFW AND FILI~POWEkED STEAMSHIPS
TIE SIX LAKCEST IN THE v ORLD
OCEANIC BALTIC ADRlArI. .,.r,,.
REPUBLIC. CELTIC. AILANllt-
ptupsh burden n--liS h. p.
SATURDAYS. Liverpool On THURS
DAYS and CorkH Hsrto dav following
ATLANTIC >AlUkDAl, March a. AZ 300 a.
BALTIC. SATURDAY April ., NJ 40 p ~
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. April - at $3.50 a m
From the White Dock. Payoria Ferry. Je~s+Y Cty.
Passenger or all clssses 1nryaed eombning
SAFETY SPEED. ASD COMFORT.
Saloons stste.rcOms smoking and bAth-roopt
aod sic~arors Ao'"V-
RATEs-Saoon 4e0 gold 80 enrrrncy. lh"-e es1
ing Old COuniy now obiAn 'errAge
prepaid certificates. n I'LL.
PAaengers hooked from all parts OF AmeieA Ta HAN's
sorwsv, ssetn. India. Australia. China, &e
Ercursio tickets granted lowest rates
Drafts from Al upward ~. a.. ,,....,.
s. ~ no. R,osdr.v Srx-Yofk J. H. SPARKS. Ageui.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

EARM Of 200 acres In Clifton Park, near hex
"a Fats on Mohawk River Canal for SALE or 81
cg.E1E TO- Cir property RJLAND WHITING 9beekman-s
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
auciion Sales Ct heal Cststc.
DISeEs Aurtoneer
ADJOURNED SALE
\ OF
$4,000 RINEHSIDE LOTS
Is THE

EOyDA. Apal l. 1872 at y O'Clock H. ON THE 6EOtNDS
o,is 90 MINUTES from York; 20 trains auc TO daily
n.i O.. The Nev-Ier5ey Midland Railway The -oo'uds.
S ,,- tlro- -h N ;e property with al p Che ~tv
a. . soaa trains Plouer ,br Horseshoe bld
t pr.i, f4r-r. ol The avenues o the
sf4 are cradcl through 49,, o,
T oge b be- aresed take place DE llh OF October
A. an account then being complete, ana
a hr.e number Of lois the improved portion being -od
ID urar The 4av of 70 deemed eSteteni
10 uifhlraw h1lauce The improveH eHts are ro~
lie
ads ader sod nv have Ian
RIO
Railroad 81 Lunch
~ O. sale Ma fu particulars At The onee Of
;. DISGEE Co,
IN. 20 and 3 Fiurh-sve.. 2tst y s. or NJ = Ceiasrt
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

Paug~r New York Of Twenty venL and
foIrlav Entrance o1 TEenti seyeail-s-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANiS MAIL
STEA AMSHIpS BETWELN NEW YORK AND HAFRE CALLING
AT BRESf. ,
The splendid vorte the Continent Sl sail
from pier No North a.
"' Danre. .sATI RDAY. Arri6
ST LArRENT .Len4re ~ RDA1 Apr! ~
WASHINGTON .k0usssn. n....-. SAllkIAl, hal
VIIIE RDAk. May
PRICE PASSAGE IN GOLD tnciudins Ninei
10 BRESr OR HANRE:
Csun. 8 in.
EXCURSION TICKETS Ar REDUCED RATES
These steamers uo carry s,eersge
Auu y going returning Continent Europe,
by taking m line avoid both t-anst hv Enh wys
s Ie comffts of crossing ChaBLel brse TouL.
and erpsnse. GEO. MACKENZIE Agent No % Broadway.
UNITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
L AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.-rhe steamships Of
~; fin, are appointed Francisco upon February %
March q. Apn si each foarh Wednesday thereafter
Fn f git md passare avpv to H. WEBB 81 EKchange-pee
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

EAECIIORS PeremptOry SALE of IA valu-
~ bOls On Que hundred adTWenty ninth Onebundred and
:. sSo oas- red ahd Ia LUDLOW Co
On fhUksDAY March oeleek Exchange Sales
-, ~ IA Broadway Trinity Bu.diBgl LOTS One-buRdrcd
'tl~l horh SIDE sI LOTS One hun4redan6 ibty Srsi
's u icst OF SeyeBtbaVe. Boulevard Also LOTS
"a. seHfead south SIDE sesruth
- E.stad Lois E1a Terms liberal ~ Of
--estr u ASDKEN BRlDGaAN, decreased
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

IJOUSE and GROUNDS at Newburgh, ais
ht - 4, Jerssv !. c. FREEMAN.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
lOCk LEASE AT AUCTION.-The Sub
AbFitv n MULLER, AHetiOneer
LNF(TTnpS' SALE Of HOI SIS and LOT

b&ECUTORS' SALE of HOUSES and LOTS
- % Ess Oue-rnar~d- -s;-ADRIAN H. MULLER. P X
llAs Co. SELL anetioB TUESDAY March n al IL
s Eisne- III Broadway, by orde OF The eIeca
~ Aotef L. kr deceased.
.NI ONkHCNDnEDASD- FIFTH Sr.Ths ST threesory high
. raetoi HOUSES aud LOTS situate on the sonih side
- treC between Second and IhiTtsVeA ana
Ne p - 2s2. "a and 246 The houses have brown
s1Hilss second stoTes bath
= val tus rauge and cold closets &c double
~, clan dry high ground Lott each N"i os
'ss' iteaL (tN-J
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forses ano farms Uantc1.
Gitn propcrtn to Let.

TEO LEI-TO a Private Family only, the
svesory English hasrmeu HOUSE No a. West Nnet o. h't
The house has and a condtoL
'O' f''-"' T. c. LORD No 1872 Grecnwicb.s,.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

~. IT, PiEisoN, AuruoDrtr
RY 4. d. MELLlCK, Jr, a. BRO. Auctloneers
In D. NeBJersey Real Estate No Finest v l.II ~,
bli ts1c premises, by orler OF HENRI
~ AfR co ArCriON SALE Of desirable DWELLlNI WIN
A LAND WAYERLY. n j. a minutes from Me-" lork oy
D S.r Railroad Th properly situated the junction Of The
= Nessrk ElZzb'th minutes VI AK ION
ii 90 good oroer lnr
rs noey shadei aud well staaed Tor Improvements con-
- tOr pbotogThphs auo lH
ars. spv 70 A. D MRLLICK IT,. BRO Pnest, or on the
n-sles
DOCK LEASE AT AUCTION.-The Sub
Sr gne. 70 Bankruptcy OF the Derby steamboat Com
az W ss Public 10 o'clock on WlsDNESDAfi
WI ~ Pier 81 l. r. including the ssoehonSe De
z % i COMPANY AID havng three 20 run r0m Api l.
- Fg particulars sddrsss THOs l. CORNELL Assignee, Derby
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

III SECONDHAND PIANOS, MEL,
i W aud ORGANS TO RENT until The rent money
sirInent Call and them WATERS - fJl Brpadwa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
LONDON EQUIPAGEs.

Carriage horses in London are now al.
most always 'jobbed"-that is, hired for
the season, or sometimes for the year.
This applies to some Of the first pairs in
London for whose hire large sum Is paid.
The convenience of the plan is that il
saves trouble, and if a horse falls dead it
can be instantly replaced without cost to
the hirer. The carriage horses in London
have shown decided improvement since
the fall OF the Second Empire. Louis Ma
poleon's agent and Partisan grandees were
previously continually buying up the finest.
A pair of fine coach horses costs from ST.
600 to $1,000. Those ofthe late Lord Foley,
who died two years ago, were long noted
as the finest in London. That nobleman
sold his ancestral estate for $4,500,000 to
the present Earl of Dudely, and, concentTa-
ting all his forces on his London establish
ment, achieved the proud distinction o
having the best dinners and best appointed
equipage and servants in the town.
Oddly enough, it is the custom for people
who have grand equipages TO make their
bravest show at eight O'Clock in the even
ing, when they 60 out to dinner, and when
there is no one on the streets. The coach
man and footmen are then in their finest
liveries, the former sitting imbedded in bis
hammock cloth on the box of the stage
coach. When my lord and lady are in, the
two Jeamses jump on their perch behind,
each with long, gilt-mounted cane in his
hand. When they have deposited their
load they pull up the shutters of the car
riage, and, mounting the box, one on each
side of the coschman, thus return at slow
rate to the stables. This is very old GUS
tom, which has been handed down by gen.
erations of Jeamses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
EPIzOOTIC.
Memphis Gets up a /" Corner, I'm OK

Memphis Gets mp q Z" C0rner's I'm Oxen.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-The horse malsdy
is rapidly on the increase. Not more than
half the usual number of horses or mules
are on the streets. All the livery stables
have suspended business. A fine hack was
driven through Main street with yoke OF
oxen hitched to 1t to-day. The price OF
oxen has advanced fifty per cent, ring
Delng formed to make corner in oxen.
The eplzootic is spreading thro lghout the
country, causing marked falling off in the
receipts OF cotton, while buyers are afraid
to buy, tearing their inability to move cot
ton to the depots and landings.
Unhealthy stagnation.
WHEELING, Nov. 23.-The number of
horses to be seen on our streets grows less
daily. Oxen have to a great extent super
seded them. We can learn Of but one case
that has as yet proved fatal. In one Of the
stables where the disease first made its ap
pearance the horses were kept perfectly
quiet and allowed no exercise whatever;
to-day they are showing strong symptoms
OF the dropsy. Other horses that were
worked moderately are recovering. A
great number are reported convalescent.
st Louis Denies the Charge.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Reports that the
epizootic prevails here are untrue. Not
single case has occurred yet so far as can be
learned. That the disease has not appeared
here is perhaps mainly owing to the extra
ordinary precautionary measures taken by
almost all horse owners to prevent it. There
is scarcely stable In the city that has not
b en- thoroughly fumigated and in which
the best approved disinfectants a:e not
constantly kept. The street railroad COM
panies have lightened the labor of their
horses materially to fortify the animals
against disease, and such is the general prac-
tice. The Transfer Company and others
have bought oxen for use in case the dis
ease appears.
100000 worth OF DrOpsy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Thc celebrated
stallion Socrates, owned by Mr.. Ralphs, of
Philadelphia, and valued at $4,000, and
the noted trotter Camors, owned by Ian.
Morris of Boston, and valued at $4,000,
died yesterday Of dropsy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
TRE ROSE OF SHARON.

'Iam the rose of Sharon, and the Lily Of
the valleys"
We clip tina following notice from the
Nelc York Observer:
''The rose of Sharon Ia one OF the most
exquisite flowers in shape and hue. Its
blossom are ben-shaped, of many mingled
bues and dyes, aud i.s history is romantic
in the highest degree. In the East,
throughout Syria, Judea and Arabia, it Is
regarded with the profoundest reverence.
The leaves that encircle the round blossom
dry and close tight together when the
season Of blossom is over, and the stock
wi herring completely away from the stem
the flower is blown away at last from the
bush on which it grew, having dried up In
Ia the shape of ball, which is carried by
the sports of The breeze to great distances.
In this way it is borne over The sandy
waste and deserts, until at last, touching
some moist place, il Clings TO the SOIL,
where it Immediately takes fresh root ana
springs to life and beauty again. For tins
very reason the Orientals have adopted II
as the emblem of the resurrection. The
dried flower is placed by the Judeans IN y
vase OF water beside the beds of the SICK,
and If it expands by moisture, the omen Is
considered favorable. II it does not: The
WORST at all times is feared,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
THE CONGREssmEN ELECT.

The Governor and Secretary of State
certify to the result of the Congressional
election as follows:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NASHVILLE, TEN
NEssBE, Nov. 23, 1S72e-Having examined
and compared the returns Of the election
f, held in the yariaos coUaties Of the State of
Tennessee oa tue 5th day cf November,
1879, fos REPRESENTATIVES. from said State in
the 49d Congress Of the United States of
Sn;c-ica, We declare that the Following
paEisi persons have been elected;
Fer tna State at Large-Horsce Maynard.
Fer the LIST Congressional district--R, K.
Butter.
For the 2d Congressional 6istrict---J. N.
ThornbUrg.
For the Sd Congressional district-Wn,
Crutchfield.
For the 4th Congressional district--Jno.
81. Bright.
For the 5th Congressional district-Hor-
ace II. HARRISON.
For The 9Th Congressional district-W. C.
Whit5horDe.
For the 7th Congressional district d.
9. Atkins.
For the sth Congressional district-D. A.
Mum.
For the 9th Congressional district-Bar-
boUr Lewis.
Certificates Of election have been issued
TO each Of said persons so elected. as re-
quired by law. In testimony whereof, we
have hereunto set our hands and official sig
natii-es, and have caused the great seal of
the State to be affixed at Nashville, this
Nov. %, 1872. JNo. c. BROWN, Governor.
I. 81. BUTLER, Secretary of State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
FOREIGN.
The Frenchx CRISIS.

PARIS, Nov. 23.--It is known that Pres
ldsns Theirs endorses the plan lately pro-
posed by the Committee Of the Left Centre
for the formation of a second Chamber of
the National Legislature. He also fa7ors
some definite settlement of the relations
between the legislative and executive de-
parsments Of the government as TO ques-
lions Of internal policy of the republic.
Thiers sdheres to the conservative ground
takea in bis recent message.
There was no discussion of national
Questions in the Assembly yesterday.
Nothingis known of the discussions of the
committee to draft the reply to the Presi-
dents message. Theirs stated his views
very fully at the session yesterday and af-
ter his withdrawal the committee held s
private conference for consideration Of the
points Of his statement.
The bill providing for the restoration to
the Orleans family of their property confs-
called in 1852 has passed second reading in
the National Assembly.
TrOuble in Londonderry.
LONDONDERRY, IRELAND, Nov. 23.-
The municipal election is holding here to-
daB and troops are arriving, trouble being
apprehended.
O'Leary.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-O'Leary, one of the
leaders of the recent Hyde Park demonstra-
ton in favor Of the release of the Fen ian
prisoners, made application today to Jas
tice Qnain for a withdrawal of the sum-
mons to appear for examination, as the
charge against him had been abandoned
and the summons for six other persons
to present themselves for trial have been
Withdrawn. O'Leary stated that he co.,
templated emigrating to America where
his prospects would be injured should the
summons remain in existence.
Justice Quain, in reply, assured him he
would not be repreached in America for his
acts here, but was more likely to be regard
ed as q martyr and be given public dinner
and other honors. The justice then refused
to grant the application.
stiIl Stormy.
Gales continue in the English channel,
and have been very destructive in the vicin-
ity of Davenport. Her Msjesty's transport
steamer Himalaya arrived there with a loss
Of ten of her crew.
Death OF Sir John BOwring.
Sir John Bowring died yesterday. He
was formerly a member of Parliament,
British Minister to China and editor of the
Westminster Reoieao.
Amadeus.
A report was current here this afternoon
that King Amadeus was dead, but a dis
patch from Madrid says he is better.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
sprAxERsH1P OF THE SENATE.

The Fayetteville Observer urges the cleo
tion of Hon. j. D. Tillman to the Speak
ershiP Of the Senate in the following lan-
guage:
"The elections are over aud the excitement
has subsided. Each house Of the General
Assembly is Democratic by reliable work
ing majority, as appears from the latest re-
turns. The organization of the two houses,
at the meeting or the first Monday in Janu-
AIRY next, is next to be considered of i'm
portance, The thirteenth Senatorial district,
with e solid vote, at the recent election, Of
over six thousand Democratic voters, would
most respectfully and with full confidence
IN the souudness of his principles, his ability,
experience and qualifications for the dis
charge of every duty pertaining 10 the posi-
ton, present the name of James d. Tillman,
for Speaker Of the Senate. His election
would insure faithful, prompt and efficient
presiding officer, and be Q compliment to
and recognition of the Democracy Of his
district, and especially so TO the Democracy
of Lincoln county, ever true and reliable
under all circumstances, who have never
yet been honOred with a State officer, or a
presiding officer of either house Of the
General Assembly. In consideration of
his worth as man, bis high character for
integrity and honor, he is commended TO
+he Senators elect for the presiding officer of
the Senate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

AT q recent meeting of the California
Academy of Sciences DR.. W. s.. Dali, Of the
Ulited States Coast Survey, gave some &C
count of discoveries made by him on the
Island of Unaiaska, where, in excavating,
he has found the remains Of seven ancient
villages, together with knives, needles and
other household utensils. In tomb near
the sea evidence was found that prehistoric
Aleuts preserved the remains Of their dead
by removing their yiscers, stufiing the
body with dry grass and drying them.
The corpses were then placed in dry
caves, dressed as in life, ornameuted gayly,
and covered with carvings, the most re-
markable of which we're large masks painted
Of different coioIs and ornamented with
feathers, tufts of hair, and bristles of deer.
Sometimes the bodies were placed in natu-
raj positions, covered with carved wooden
armor, or seated in miniature canoes or arks
and equipped as if for hunting or holding
paddle. These discoveries were made in
places which, it had hitherto been supposed,
were never inhabited.