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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-13
RAILROADS.


CHANGE OF TIME
VIA THE
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-13

The San Francisco car conductor who
snubbed Mrs. Fair has received notice of
:he cancellation of his life insurance policy.
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FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United Suites Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
r. The New Orleans, Florida
%s-8sg4g and Havana Steamship Company
T2EMaEhg@ will dispatch their new and unsus.
asESa passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA,
L. ". PENNINGTON. Commander,
WEDNESDAY, November 20, 1872.
From the foot of CalHope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar EsyR
Cabin. Observation-Disclosures $2S
Storage. ....,............ 20 ID
Through bills of laiing issued to all points On
line of railroads In Florida and On the st. johns
river; also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston
Through bills IF lading and passage tickets given
to Tampa via Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa
None but the company's bills Of laGtng signed
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and Through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from tha Of.
fee.
For freight or passage apply TO
l. Z. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
No. l29 Common street,
Over the Louisiana National Rank.
The steamship MARGARET follows on WED.
NESDAY, November 81. de5 ly
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Succession of Lewis Castera-NO. So, 1863.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of 0rleans.-NOtice is hereby given to the cred.
itors Of this estate and to all other persons herein
Interested, to show cause within ten days from
the present notification, if any they have or can.
why the account presented by the testamentary
executrx OF the deceased i'll this estate should not
be homoiogated and approved and the funds dis
tributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court.
dei3 II 2l* FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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SUCCESSION NGTIOR8-

Succession of Tobias Drum-No. 35,475.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
p 0rleans.-Fotice is hereby given to the ere l.
itors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the natural
tutIix to the minor children of the deceased in
this estate should not be homolOgated and APP
proved and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
del0 ia l8* FRANK PACE IT. Clerk
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monetary--Commereial.
MONETARY.
oFF1oE OF THE DAILY REPU BLICAN,

THURSDAY bVEaIN6l OettIHOeI T. I0'@'
we noticed rather less demand for dis
counts and currency to-day. This was the
case On the street as well as in bank, but
rates were maintained without any mate
rial variations, and the offerings we're read
lily accepted when accompanied by uneX-
ceptionable collaterals, State and city secu-
rites, when offered as such, being either
obi ected to or received reluctantly. We
continue to quote street rates of first class
paper at - y cent q annum; Al at l5i
second grade at Is; first class mortgage at
10 and SECOND do at u,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-13

CTEEL RAIT.! DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILROAD,
The great shert line from Cincinnati ier Columbus
EAST:
Saving eighty-seven to 10 miles and arriving one
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving fifty nine miles, and arriving ak ana hal
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy-seven miles, and arriving eight
and threequarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
Over the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and BeLair
are completed.
MORNING ANB NIGHT LINES OF
Puilman's Palace Drnwfng-ROom and
Sleeping Cars
Are on this route from St. Louis, Cincinnati OF
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City
WITHOUT CHAEGEI
By this route you avoid all omnibus transsers
Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
and West.
eaDars ri4,a. Ad l. n: R o4hE, MARYLAND
W. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation, Baltimore, Maryland
SIDNEY B. JONES,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Succession Of ZeppOrnh D,NKeza
$4,000, IS 534.
~ ECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Oh is hereby given to the cred
u S5is estate and to all other persons herein
present notification, if aay they have OF csa yFhy
oP account presented by the tutor of the children
oI the deceased and such administering fhis az.
eatSr should not be homologated and sDnroyei
with. - H0o0+Vance theFo'
By order Of the Court
de2 Il FRANK PACE. JR.. CLERK,
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MEMORANDA.

by Telegraph
Havana, Decembe 9. 1872.
To VIM Creevy-The steamship Juniata sailed
this evening for Philadelphia
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IMPORTS
RECEIPTS OF PRODunE.

CEDAR KEYS AND ST MARKS Steamship l.
vaca Ill ties rice and sundries
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succession q Mrs Louise RepTieITs
.v GaxGn5 pr VIE VIZ, OF b. G. Lumnais-No IS 955
- Orleans Whereas Louis Gustaye IHIminsis
mas Petioned the court for letters of admnstration
On on tne estate OF the late Mrs. Louise Henrietts
tate. notice is hereby given to ali whom it NAV
concern, to show cause within ten DAYS. WIN
granted. 10A 'N0uL0 NOV oS
BY order Of she Court.
detoA FRANK PACE. IT,. Clerk
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succession OF Eugene Hacker-No. "a, s 10.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT, For THE PARISH
2oned the court for letters of administration on
c cae estate Of the late Eugene Hacker, de.
ceased I,, lntestate, notice is hereby given to all
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
By order of the Court
dealO IA FRANK PACE IR Clark
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of Henry. Carter, No. &, 4s4,
&EC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans-Eotice is hereby given to the cred.
i1Qrs OF TINS estate and to all other persons herein
the present notification, if any they have Or can,
why the account presented by Philip MeKenna
tutor OF the minor children of the deceased and az
ot1c1o administrator of this estate should net be
homologated and approved, and the funds distri-
buted in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court
des 10 16+ FRANK PACE Jr Clerk
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

1hus far this week Sl22 I5, &56 o. UT g
same time last week 1880 II 082 $3.50 81 1,l04, $50 81
Total last week......,. 1855 2l9 "a 1,374,522 s.
Total week before II 748 COZ % 1883 1874 d
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Succession of TObias Drum-NO, 35,475.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Or1eans-NOtice is hereby given to the cred
it9rs Of this estate and to all other persons herein
present notification, if any they have or can, why
the account presented by the natural tutrx of the
MINOR children of the deceased in this estate
should net be hom0logated and approved and fine
funds distributed IN accordance Herewith
de1014 49, FRANK PACE ID r7i1
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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS ITEMS.

Among applicants for citizenship in Salt Lake
rejected his statement that he polygams
An application has been made to the Utah Legislature Tor
the incorporation of company, with $lO00c00 capital to
build street railroads.
George Peteng aud James r. Coyie are under arrest
suspicion OF attempting rob the Great Falls (Mass) Ma
tional Bank last Friday night.
Gilbert Bush Co.'S works on Green Isana were par.
$fO,O0O and Ia Insured for $22,O00 r.-t.
public meeting will be held at Liberal institutes SAT-
Lake City on Sunday night next consider the question OF
the admission of Utah as State into the Union.
stranger, about thirty of found yesterday
himself through the head The pistol lying on the oor
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Utah Territory organ.
ized at Salt Lake City yesterday United States DISTRICT
Iabriske and Alfred Could Grand Wardens. Much pub
lie interest is manifested in the proceedings
The coroner jury Marysvie Ind the body Of Lewis
Monday last returned verdict of manslauger against the
engineer Isaac Aeky The testimony was conflicting on
the point whether the whistle was sounded In time.
fire at Apponaug r. l., yesterday morning destroyed
store and dwellings owned and partly occupied by o. T.
Henry The loss Is VII 600 and y insured for O nclad
pany The remainder is In the Providence and Mutual Com
panies.
one OcScS yesterday morning Are broke ont
ton street, Indianapolis The building entirely des royed,
@ -four 1 S. rs
IDENTIFY the work OF design
girl Adams fell through elevator tube at sart-
burn yesterday and was instantly killed She went
the building friend between O'Clock
opened The door leading to the tube stepped or falling
Tuesday night the dead body man washed
the foot of Sixth street. He had chastity wound the left
Se s jury an
Murdered by some one unknown" II 10 believed the VIC
tim was deck hand or deck passenger on steamer and
h0ated down to this point. ..r.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnKEr.-LoNDoN, Jan. IT'S p.
M-ConsOs closed y2A for both money and the
account United states nvetwenty bonds 1924 s 1885,
old, 93A lS67's, 93A ten-forties, 92A. 80
PARIS BOURsE.-fARIs, Jan. N.-Rentes 66f 35c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFoRT, JAM Up. NJ
United States five twenty bonds quoted at 96A for the
issue OF 1861
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPOoL, Jan. IT.
80 p M.-The cotton market 10 dull and easier.
Mddng uplands, lo1d. middng Orleans l0kd The sales
export and speculation saes at nearly due from New
Orleans, have been made at III lll6d for mddng p NJ
Cotton unchanged
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvxRPooL, Jan.
N6P M.-Bacon 34s 3d. cwt. for short rib middes.
LONDON PnopUcE MARkET-LoNDoN, Jan. H-sugar,
Ss No. - Dutch standard, the and
3Os Sos Cd. for do aGoat Sperm OIL 1856 E96 per ton
PETROLEUM MARkET.-ANrwERP, JAM H.-PetAoleum,
AT. for fine pale American.
LONDON, Jan. N.-Rehned petroleum, l7a4d. 1884, per
gallon.
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Ex-Governor Woodford and the Grand Army
Of tue Republic.

of tue Republic.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Shiny attention has been drawn to an article
published In one OF your contemporaries on Sunday,
the l4th lnst., entitled 'Grand Army OF the Re-
public-C0ming Election OF o New Commander. -
This article speaks Of me as both an asplrant and
candidate for the position; states that federal
patronage is being used to promote my election,
and urges all democratic members OF the Grand
Army to oppose my election. Did this article
simply AFFECT myself should follow the rnle which
have thus far uniformly observed OF making no
reply TO newspaper articles. But 1t may do harm
to an organization to which / am closely attached,
and therefore desire to correct some It's errors.
have not been, and am not, either all aspirant or
whatever in the Grand Army. Unill the statement
OI Lhe World i had not even heard that federal
patronage was being used in behalf OF any one.
believe the statement to be erroneous.
The Grand Army was designed purely as char
table order; to enable Us TO take some systematic
care OF our comrades when disabled TO bury our
dead and aid their WIDOWS ana orphans Ii In want
It's only political Obligations are obedience TO the
laws and LOYALTY to the nation.
SO many Of our returned volunteers need the help
OF their more fortunate comrades that have felt IL
both duty ana privilege 10 be member OF this
charitable society.
Weak men and bad men have occasionally sought
10 use the Order Tor political purposes. They nave
have gained any temporary advantage 1t has thus
lar, at least, usually wrought their ultimate injury
Hoping that politics may still be Kept out OF the
Order, ana mat, as we never asked when at the
front what was the creed or party oil comrade. SO
now we snail 90 our little work OF Charity among
ourselves In true and earnest brotherhood, without
political ambluons and political interest lam very
respectfully, yours. STEWART l.. WOODFQkD.
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pubicans are, ana. to that end win not at
present take the initiative. In the Senate the
calcltrants are waiting for the return OF the Re-
trenchment Committee from New York. When that
report made the storm will break forth, unless.
as is now expected, the majority shall take the lead
in proposing reform. The keynote has been gwen
from the White House, and every one DESTROYS OF
standing well there win be very strenuous in oppo-
sition 10 corruption, &c. The House Committee on
Territories meet tomorrow, and will probably de-
termne In favor Of reporting an enabling act for
Colorado
Caleb Cushing's Seventy Second Birthday.
The venerable Caleb Cushing, whose head Is
somewhat bald but the hair scarcely tinged with
gray. was invited to celebrate his seventy-second
birthday this evening ut dinner party given In his
honor at WOrmley's. Samuel Hooper, OF Boston,
presided while seated on his right was the guest OF
the evening and on his left Senator Anthony. The
LOOT OF the table was graced by presence OF Genera
Butter, on whose right sat George William Curtis and
on his left General Banks. Attorney General VIII.
Hams and Senator Chandler were side partners on
the right, and Ben Perley PoOre and Daniel G.
Kingman, Journalists for half century past, sat
pis-l-uis with the Senator from Michigan and the
head OF the Department OF Justice. 1t was in every
sense an old.fashoned dinner party, and In re.
Spouse to the toast to Mr.. Gushing, proposed by
the youngest looking OF the gentlemen present, he
replied that hoped return to the United States
at the conclusion OF his labors before the Geneva
Conference more youthful than ever.
Debts Of the Late French Minister.
Provost Paradol, the French Minister who COM
mltted suicide In this city In the summer OF 1870.
contracted during hts brief existence here mum.
Der OF debts which, until to-day, remained unpaid.
1t appears that he left in the hands Of the Legation
money sufIlceNt to pay his Indebtedness, but with.
out authority from the French government not one
cent could he discussed. The Franco-Prussan war
and the Communist troubles following 1t prevented
the sending to Washington the necessary power OF
attorney to discharge the liabilities OF the amented
! Minister.
The Rights Of Cape Cod.
A delegation OF Cape Cod fishermen consisting Of
J. X. Baker, Captain Cooke, Captain Freeman, MI.
Sweat Mr. Chase and s. B. Finney, headed by the
Hon. James Bufnton, this morning called
upon the President for the purpose OF paying
| their respects to and having conference
with him in reference to that portion OF the Treaty
OF Washington pertaining to the fisheries After
stating their objections the treaty and the DAM
| aging effect 1t would have upon them, the Presi-
dent replied that he was in favor Of such measures
as would protect them, as he was not willing that
| their interests should be damaged.
| Resources Of National Banks.
| The abstract OF reports made 10 the Comptroller
| OF Currency showing the condition Of national
banks In the United States at the close Of business
| on the 10th OF last month, contains the following
| items:-
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GOLD DISCOVERIES IN MANITOBA.
TORONTO, Jan. II. 1872

TORONTO, Jan. IL. 1872
neooes from Fort Garry TO the 10th have been
received. The Legislature was N oman on the ,eth
Tue government VIII probably be sustained. al.
though the opposition propose moving a vote OF
want OF confidence. "A0''nS 'o'' "
Inere Is great excilement In regard to reported
Eoia alscoverles 90 Peace River IN the mountains.
Letters from EdDlinton c0hiilm the inielII
E snin;er Inc distance OF the mines from I'D.
Miners from Edminton intend to leave along win
me Hudsons Bay Company Express In Landry bv
way OF stone Lake, on dog sleds Another M Wv ~
expected TO start from Fort Garry in early snySrg
DetsTe lhe ia breaks ND jn the lakes am r,yeys
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Steamer Sails Desi,sas,on. ONcs
OHca
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY II, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Colorado (Br, Freeman, Liverpool-wiams
Guiou =
Steamship weybosset, Bolger, New oreans-C Mallory
h Co.
steamshp Regulator. Freeman Wilmington, Loriard
Steamship Co.
Steamship Hatteras Lawrence. Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Co. .....
Wright 4 Co. -
Ship Princeton, Porter. Antwerp-J W Schmidt Co.
Bark Catsrna Ita). Maresca, Cork FaDouth-Funch,
Edye K Co.
Bark Lindesnaes (Nor) Samussen, QueeAalown-Teens
Bockmann.
Bark Nicotine (NG) Herno, Rio Janeiro-Funch, Edge
Co.
Brig Rama tNorl, Larsen, Coruuns Punch, Edge Co.
Brig Marposa, Staples, Havana--J w klwell A Co
schr Jesse Carl underhil. Gibraltar-B Weinberg
Schr A Soul, Lewis, Aspinwal-Evans, Ball 4 co.
schr Jeunie Rosaine, Tooker, Jacksonville 4
DAYTON.
schr Sonora, Glover, savannah-Evans, BAN Co.
Schr d w Saunders Smith, Newbern, NC-JOnas Smith
Co.
Schr c H Cook, Taylor, Elzabethport-B WEINBERG.
Schr s + Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Schr Nellie bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
Steamer Geo Chalree May, Providence-H w Jack son
4 Co.
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ARRIVALS,


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcHra
Steamship City Of BROOKLYN Br,. Tbbtts Liverpool Jan
iSsS sandy Heos, ps sSad
a. WITH % I'M
s:Ss & III
%S. a.. Savannah Jan
sss owS Savannah Jan 49, with
steamship Jane. ASssr lockwood Charleston Jan Il,
ana oSmon CO CIV
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
sssamsnlp s.ni.s Dosne Wilmington NC. with to
schr Wave Crest. Davis Jacksonville 10 days with yellow
pine to Asop Clark vessel to Van Brunt Bros Had mod
fr o w. c
badly (since put into Norfolk, as before repored).
Passed Through Hell Gate, r t-.f
BOUND SOUTH. ,..a H.t
Bark Union Stafford, Providence for New York; balla,
TO- Seyins Son. :
ss;us sa 'onn' Nb' Tor new YORK; with aih
sehr Francis Barrett, Lawrence, New Haven for New
Nellie Belle Ghssss%sn nex Haven for New
Hs Ssy ,y o7 Ns for
ss%. Jane: $s% %ssIsy %s:'PssX g. Nv YORK.
scSr EiwOea Eiwoca Proasid is for New York
~
scsr Belle Simon sng IacspSr ,d FOR New York
STf Pss ss sss GT ssT
Schr Allan Quincy Carney, New Haven for Elizabethpor
Steamer Electra, Mot, New York, mdse
and passengers. 40
BOUND EAST.
sris Morning Light. Hatch, New YORK i?r New Haven.
Brig Crescent Buckley. New York for Halifax.
Ser ID Griffin Griffin. New York for New Haven.
Schr - " Acken. Meade. New York for Stamford
schr Sakle Burton. Palmer. New York for Stamford.
Schr Fell. Nickerson Eizabehport for Providence,
fchr AMAZE Erickson. Errick son, New York for Cold
Spring -
schr VIM Viller, johnson, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Mercer. WATSON Elzabethport for Providence. q.
ser Naihaee Holiness Northup, Port johnson for Provi
schr Saratoga, Brown, Elizabethport for Providence
Schr Liberty, johnson, Ezabethport for New Haven.
Schr Ann Turner, Lowrey, Hoboken for Newport.
schr Abigail Haynes Smith, Elizabehpor for Fall River
scr Aooie oskes, Kdeout EIabethport for Fall River
schr lula a Tate Tate, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
schr Sarah Gofney Quincy Port johnson for New Ha
ven. ..-tt. -. .....N
schr W Hall, Powell, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Louisa d. Wager, Port johnson for 81 John, NIB
sehr Tryai, Cankpg New York for Providence;
schr Emma Day, Clark, Hoboken for Boston
SIhr Jacob Raymond Holt Port Johnson for Providence
Echr Geo Gray, sack<tt New York for Oyster Bay.
Schr Joseph Hail. Jonos, Hoboken for New London.
Schr q q Smith, Holmes. Port johnson for Taunton.
Schr IIastngs, Chase, New YORK for New Bedford.
Scbr Annira, Hagerman Weehawken for Glen Cove.
Schr WIN Thompson, Tavior, Norfolk for Hyannis.
Schr julia Cwke, Ferguson Eiizabethport for New Ha
scb Senator CRIMES, Pnbrook Port johnson for Portland
Steamer Electra, hotb New iork FOR Providence.
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There isbut one opinion expressed here about the
conduct OF MIR. Kramer, our Mnster TO Denmark,
who Is charged with sdiscourfesy at dinner party
at TIE house OF the German Minister at Copenhagen
where he attempted to read, before all the resident
dlplolna,s presem an ,,, " .ne Cataeazy
from thu, government OF the United States. II the
account as gwen IN the newspapers be true, 1t Is
not improbable that Mr.. Kramer Will be fepri-
handed IT, indeed, II be not subject Of discussion
and condem natory resolution In Congress. Mr..
Kramer, 1t will be remembered, IS tte bt0ther-in.
law OF General Grant, aud gained sou,e notoriety
about year agoin = quarrel In Copenhagen. when
lie received furnishing IRON his opponent Tor al
legged offensive language about lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
SOUTH CAROLINA DEBT.
Governor Scott Accepts Plan for Its Ad.
jusfmcnt.

justmcnt.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. IL, 1872.
new plan has been devised Tor the al,
justment Of the debt Of South Carolina. Mr..
wesley, acting for the Union Trust Com.
pany OF New York, and Mr.. Childs. President
OF the Carolina National Bank OF Colum.
.bia, submitted the following propositions to
Governor Scott: The Union Trust Company
State; the entire State debt to be en-
pounded by relieving all existing bonds or what.
ever class aud Issuing in exchange new bonds at
the rate Of fifty cents on the dollar The Union Trust
Company TO guarantee the fulnment OF
the contract to advance Lie cash to re-
deem the bonds now hypothecatng, charg.
ing only legal interest therefor TO settle
!he Indebtedness OF the State to Kimpton
tne present financial agent, and to advance the cash
ioT Tue payment OF the January interest.
,Uovelnor scott assented to the scheme and Mr..
nasey returns Today TO New York 10 DRAFT the
ARRANGEMENTS - - = ~
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Marine Disaste rs.


sTEAysHIP CoScowDrA Hedge at Bcston 18th from Lv'
erpoO arrived after boerouS passage OF ~ days having
encountered terrific gales In wkch she bad hatch houses
lost boat dc Her coal Short aud she was COM
PEELED to pal into Sydney, CB for supply
SHIP GIN CnAMBERLAfs tof Bath, Morses before re-
lost went ashore IN terrible gale on the 18TH OF De-
eernbcr EieuSyc Depe on coast Of Holland She
had Teen nearly 70 her port of destlna,n Hambxrg but
blown back 10 tho place where she totally wrecked
nothing remaining " show where che went on There was
OF four Of her and pilot which they took In as
North sea pilot also NJo Abec tuc COOK, who leaves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
The Grand Army in Massachusetts.


At the annual Department Convention of the
Grand Army OF the Republic IN tins city to-day the
following officers were chosen:--Commander, Colo
mel II. X. Sibly. OF Charleston; Senior Vice Com.
mander, Colonel w. :. Il. Hopkins, OF Greenfield:
Junior Vice Commander Gardner A. Churchill, OF
Milton; Medical Directory, DIR. Joseph severance OF
Boston; Chaplain, Rev. George s. Ball, OF UPTON.
Boston In January, 1873.
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Steamships Russia, for Liverpool Colorado, DO. weybos
get. New Orleans; Regulator, Wilmington, NC; Halteras
Norfolk N
Wind al sunset MY, fresh. .'lf 81.
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COTTON BOAT SUNK.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. II, 1872.
The steamer Saado. with 300 bales OF cotton on
board, has been sunk In the upper Red River, NO
Aies were b0st
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81 IPPIN EW S,

Almanac for New XOrk-This Day.
Sun rises. $3.50. 7 81 Moon sets. morn O8
Sun sets. ....... 5 OF High water. morn 2 26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY