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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
WALTER ROCHE TO BE ARRESTED AGAIN

WALTER ROCHE TO BE ARRESTED AGAIN
Another order of arrest against waiter
Roche was Issued from the Superior Court yesterday
and placed in the hands Of tho Sheriff who will prooaDy
take Mr. Roche into custody to-day The bail In TINS SUI.
IL fixed at $4,000 BY whom the action IL brought Is NOV
known, but 1t Ia probably In the same interest aS ia "o
preceding suit Executions have been taken techni-
cal grounds To the bail bond heretofore executed In the
suit OF the Receiver OF the BOwngGreen Savings BANK
against Mr. Roche 80 far known no proceedings on
behalf OF the Bowling-Green Savings Bank dep9slols
have been begun against Henry Smith, late Prcsde Oh
that institution. Up late hour yesterday no otut
Of arrest against Mr. Smith had been placed III the ahuh
Of tho Sheriff, while, stated In TBL Tribune ne"
days since, such action In possible.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER rRfTrkrAx At nUDsuTs, NC. 7s BROAD
WAY
Noon
5N

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
81 cAoIds Hote-GOv. Stewart OF vermont
George A. Chds Of The Phitddeiphta Ledg'r, ~, o.
DreXe' Of philadelphia william Prescott smith OF batl
more a. and Hiram barney, New-York. - Gusek houte
-ir fpcctor Gen. McQuade OF Gov. HOfmans SIAN ~ :,
~. flames HOtel-BaInue l.. Clemens Chark lWalJ VI
Hartford r. shelton Mackenzie of philadelphia, James
Freeman Clarke OF Boston and Gen Richard r.
DR.. II. A. johnson Of Chicago. - Aston rouse StI
IIllmann New.York === rim Arcnue Hotct-Judge
sry Icr Of Rome, N Y; Ben Field OF Albion y; ia H., !;
H. II PIerson Of Albany, and Col W. H. scott OF Erle:
Penn - Ne,r- York H0tei-Col j. NJ Is. DoVel OF
Savannah. 49, Metropolitan Hotei-Ihe Hon; JoMn
Roger. VI. c., OF Black Brook, " Y; aud the non W.
Y Roherts Nj C. OF New.York - Hoffman House
" O. Sguirc Secretary Of the Remington Arms Co. -
Grand CotEai Hoiet-Gen j. VI. Polk OF Texas
DEPARTURES.
Gov Jewel left the city ast evening for ms nome IN
Connecticut. =-- Gen. Butler arrivei az the flilh
Avenue Hotel Yesterday morning, and left at noon I'r
the East,
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Commissioner Nanerre listened yesterday to ?,
THE CASTLE GARDEN IEyEsTGGSTTON ABAE-
DONED.

The Assembly subcommittee on Commerce
and Navigation discontinued It's invests CATIONS in thI
city after brief examination Of few Cas,loG arden
officials, and without snearhug t4tAe ol tto wrong
doing and corruption believed 20 exist IN the Department
OF Immigration Surprite j. expressed tnat the Com
mittcc failed 10 investigate among other things, the
TRANSPORTATION of grant s-sn,rH aud baggage over
the railroads leading from ts city, tho prOhts derived
ny agents, and their alleged partners. Commissioner
and tcVCral Others whose testimony might
been of interest. absent from the cty during The
sessions of the Committee aud were not su!uEuard tnd
tho examination generally vaa --poir,it INT "a re
port Of "a " wLitc-washiHg' character ia expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
A RRooKLYN scnEME FOR RArIn IRANsrr

The rapid transit question, DOW 80 vigor-
ouAy urged in Ncw-York, hns excited corresponding
Interest in Brooklyn, and n plan witch 10 offered %
equally applicable 10 both lilies was discussed ~
meeting held at the office of Mayor F"we yesterday
A model of the Archrd Suspension Railway" wr- iu
spcCtcd. THIS railway II similar 10 tna which a.
posed Tor operation .ifF TniTdHVC, ana Niil oAt"nd
through Atlantic ave. tToG N"utf ttrtA L. itrt New
York Wrought iron HrInicif,uar arches go feet hlh
ana 20 feet apart, will span The roadway upon series
OF grders VIII rc-t four tracks two thr0up Hd two
for way ITQJe the rails VII Nv VI rIc, and be wL,eis
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IknB0 inosTnont-I
Ammo mosmont+I
BURNETI's COOKING EXTRACTS arc the best.

] WAS TAKEN WITH A VERY HEAVY COLD IN
NOVEMBER LAST PRODUCED MECH
EXPLANATION PoR WHILE EEyeR GIT BSr
rsR As rHE ASD soRB
MARKED, AID lms, Too ny TRrETps Twas
conPELLEo SABBATH sRR7icE Tns
osLY RELIEF DERIVED FROM THB
u.E o. DR. JArsEs E1pgcoRAsr BEsETCALL1 DID TBs
RrnpY ACT THAT WAC KE'roRaD An now 80 UsLXE
WHAT VAS THAT IT sErm TO ALIVE PROM rHs
Dr4o IHAvR BiPRToRASr rsDirsssABLg FOR
1rp CRorp WHICH orr BOY SUBJECT To-lRrg WILLIAM
g BAEstsr, Ees.J,ney Methodist RpiscoP. COahrcne'.
SKIN DsEA>Fs.-PERRY's IMPROvED CONE
PHs RHxsnY t, skin medicine Of me age warranted
to clrc red v' and m,it,rHa gmirss ih Tot ,a Ips
Depot, ~ Bordst, Nes-YoEn
Ten years practical experience in protecting
dwelling Iars, wallis y ,edc'y. with thousands Of eai
, a i .to b S 9T facf i s Ss o'cco
against yartarf L. hoL'Af' Mafi|''
For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to b.
Il. roo sale. a.-d, therefore at manufacturer pnc
The best place in New-York to buy reliable
Welding Pl,s-1t So'Ez., 9, Ia.ns. Diamonds specially
Hair as red ~ the flame of a volcano, or white
h dead ior "a hcHooA can " ca9co 70 gor9g' brown
Vrtso-s be by -sc pclton Of hF lnniareons Hair bye
TIE CoAL AND Iron RECORD, for all inter-
al Seie, hove r. ws.ISas Co., ra6iai,f se.York
Doo[rY's YEA.r PowDER is a pure Baking
Toat.h i..i "'.l in l. :: llo, and . 10 AUS
A beautiful dressing and invieorator Of the
l,rr Htlts VIZ AUX Sri ~ HAIR kESt"L@s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

a. porer tired with hard rubber 20 prevent noise ana
yi,faon The cars will seat 20 PERSONS ana wiz Je
drawn either sy storin dummies or ~ m ap1inmeSt
loco motives. The cost OF tne foaV, ih''''o
q pftimated at SC00,000 n mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

From the undivided surplus OF ONE MILLION FOUR BnNpRsp
AND ElGHTY.EIGIIr THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUR DOLLARS AND FORTY THREE CENTS, the Board Of Tu
tees baye declared DIVIDEND available settlement sBnD.h
premium p,ricpaing policy poPoOned h contributor 70
surplus
Diislis Of premium will h. sj ~ po
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Z RUSTEES.

MORRIS FRANKLIN President Of the NevYoh Lie lrOnet Co
DAVID DOWS.... DAVID Dows& CO., Flour NJ hans % soUa
ISAAC KENDALL ecban Union Buildings William and PiDs
DANIEL ). .ss. DateT, Miller Col GT
HENRY \. (Bogeu KBeesnd) - WDAnn
JOHN Merchant 20 sOulhe
WM II. APPLETON. Appleton Co.. Pubisbe and sol Bdssr
ROBERT b. COLLINS Collins Brothers StstoEersl Broadway
WILLIAM tbsAkeTl
WM A. BOOTH Booth Bigs 100 Whla
GEOhGb \ tbanLer 10 broaoft
HENRY BOW tBanker 70 bosdF
CHAS ANTHONY. Anthony Han, Dry Good 81 Leoparte
SANFORD President Eagle Fire Insurance Co.. n WsHss
EDWARD MARTIN Osgh Co. Provisions 800 West Tselhhst
EDWIN HOYT..uioyt Sppgues Co. DR. Goois 100 PsSihu
II. B. CLAFLIE.H b. Claim Co.. Dr. GooisJ Church ana
WorAr
J. p. sETMOCR............UP Seymour Col 7sw,7sass
CORNELIUS K. BOGERT VI D............s ST. hArs'pacs
WILLIAM H. President Of he Ne'YOri hs 10
s9nses Co
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
WILLIAM II. BEERS, YoePrest -hd A''S'T
THEODORE NJ BANTA Cashier
d. 0'DELL, Supt Of Agencies.
CORNELIUS r. BOGBRT, NJ. D.,
GEORGE WILKES. N. D., ''7''' D
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ D. Assistant Medical kirA'r
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Take it Home
THIS WEEK.

PART OF CONTENTS: Tired Tramrs "a upAge illustration Of
Street n. Y).Po1r sne Illustrations Of Mount Vernon
Beautifully illustrated Crens Department "A hne chapter OF JEAN
IsGEOws Story Record Of Silent MAoa charming story Ccou-
plete) By Maria r. Of the WarColor Exhibition
very interesting sketch Of REsBRASr the most
singular and life Of all The Old Masters Leisurey Sam
terer in Phrenoos Queen Of the Kitchen and other
choice Household That Reminds Me-" department Of
Original Humo Good Editorials Shall Women Keep Silent 10
Churches Less Expense God the ConT
Precious Fools Oar Hopper containing variety OF
information week and Current Topics in clear,
condemned form and GREAT VARIETY or OTHER GOOD READ
ING Take it Home and look Of 1t this
week (ony whole year - with american AgI1cnITs
To be had Of all News DEALERS and Of the PCBLsHERs
ORANGE JUDD CO.. 245 Broadway New.Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

I'M. was reduced by the Quarantine Board 10 500
Mr.. John son--DO you know anything about the medi-
cal status Of Dr. CauCchan7 A. am not medical
practitioner, but have seen medical gentlemen who
could give ar opinion OF the Doctor and who did so
when his appointment considered before the Gov
crno: steamers which arrive here under forr IN ia
are detained much shorter time than sailing yosses
under The American flag.
The Committee adjourned until 10 this morning
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During the year 5000 Poaee' been issuei noHs sH
Nj 3d.
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Divisibie Surpius...............,

Balance Of Return Premium, 1871, payable
during the gear l8i2.............,,,.,''.
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STATEN ISLAND.

RICHNOSD.-Thc Richmond County Agicui-
tural Society elected the following officer, yesterday
President Thomas II sawPsou; Treasurer T. = Barton
Corr, spending Secretary, Dr. Z Clark; Recording Soc
retary d. II. eSou..-Juecc Trliy, chared VIII
prrnry gave ha YESTERDAY W$ 900 and Justice Pow re
sam. 61tu>, in 5000. N,s."e. tuuror Dempsey AND
G'Br,n gave uaI 90 s. 900. Warrants have been issued
Tor Tho arrest o. other county officials.
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SIs,s03,76s 70
SI,4ss,l8A as

1866; ls-l;SnIH q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
BROOKLYN

NV RuCUELLE.-Ihe Hon, j.. ). Porter
presided at "A meeting in tue Town Han Oh IhuredaJ
evening called to devise TO secure lower iarei
and increased facilities Of transit by the EoN-Havct
Railroad A committee Of ten appointed 10 confer
with similar committees in the other towns.
BELMoNI-TwO children who had been lot nj home
by their mother. Mr. ItTc. ldudc.ui set inc 40 t'
house accidentally Oh Thursday evening, fu' .tr. Ia,
H. he flames. she badly burned 300 ~ tempting t.
rescue tncm. LO.r On house, 5000; insured.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-19

The most remarkable evidence of tho
mechanical science and skill of the Chi
nese, SO Eur back as 1000 years ago. ia
TO De found in their suspended bridges.
the invention OF which is assigned to
tho Han dynasty. According to the
concurrent testimony Of all their histo.
ricai and geographical writer's, Sunele-
ang, the commander Of tho urmy under
baon-tsoo. the first of the Hans. under
took and completed the formation of the
roaus through the mountainous province
OF Shense, to the West OF tho capital. :.
hl5herto, its lofty hills and deep valleys
hau rendered tho communication t,ifi
Gnnt cn nnd circuitoue.. With n body of
ioo,ooo laborers, he cat passages over
Inc mountains. throwing thu removed
sol! INTO valleys, and where this was not
suihoient to raise the road to the re-
Iu,feo hoight, he constructed bridges,
"nlcu rested On pillars or nbntmehts. In
ano.her p!"ce. he conceived and accom-
pnsnen tho during project of suspending
across O deep chAsm. These Bridges
which were called by tue Chinese writer's
very appropriately, flying bridges. and
represented to be numerous Mt the nra.
sent day. are sometimes 30 high that
they cannot DC traVersed without alarm 4.
one still existing in Shense stretches 100
feet from mountain to mountain. over a
ohasnl OF 500 feet. Most of these fyine
bridges are so wide that four hc.semen
can ride on them abreast, and balus.
trades arc placed on each side to protect
travellers. 1t is by no means improba.
Ole, as the missionaries to China made
known the iuct more than century ago
.nat the Chinese had suspended bridges,
that the ldens may have been taken
tnence Tor similar construction by Eu-
ropean engineers.
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Estate Sale. =, ',Nii.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL. Auetionaer.

dStdte ctIte. = ''Nift
BY sEIBELS & EZELL, Auetioneers.
WILL be sold, on TUESDAY MORNING. the
% OF december. at 10 O'Clock, in front OF the
property: '' =.
=, The large and valuable HOTEL, situated on
HOTEL 10 AA
One unimproved Lot, situated on Richard
son street, East side. between Lady and Ger
vais strosts.
One Lot on Richardson street, West sido.
between Laurel and Nichlsnd streets. = :
ono Lot, situated on Assembly street, East
SIDE, between Plaiu and Taylor streets.
Ono Lot on the Southwest corner of Ger.
vais and Pulaski streets
one equaro OF Land, containing four acres.
m aug bonnded ny Assembly, Gates, Indigo and
-, For terms Of sale apply to CHARLES O.
MAkShALL. Columbia, s. u. Purchasers to
pay for papers. -'1 -. "
:, CHARLES o. MARSHALL.
Nov 43tu4 ]. KINSLER DAVIS. 800
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!ns Tnns De-e-I

So55 a'255 Reward.
AN Wednesday evening of the 18th OF No.
~ vember, at the South Carolina Depot in
Columbia, on my way to Charleston, Ilost or
had picked from my pocket small POCKET
boON: Contents $50 cash, one due bill on E.
y. Hale Tor $500, aud some other notos, ac-
counts and receipts. Do not buy them. I
Will give s25 as a reward for the surrender OF
them to mo. Address B. F. YOE,
Nov 1917 Greenwood q. r.
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Ctty Property.
u. G. PE1XOTT0 & SONS. Auctl oneers

oN @ MONDAY MORNING, the / of December
O'Clock, we will cell, .t,-I ~ A0s
AL that LOT. with building thereon. situ.
snm,sn srSa On Upper boundary street. between
North by. Boundary street. aud ,ront;ne ;ne
thereon err @ tifty.two feet, moro or less, snd runs
PACK PACK 10y feet, more or less. BOUNDED on the
sGash Maa oy William simons,' on tho. East by
TERMS -One.half cash; balance In twelve
months, secured by bond and morfksgs of
premises. bearing seven per cent?: sIterest
peS annpm. Purchaser topay us for papers.
NcY ~ .s.sI..' ...-.., r.t.. t6
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aiding and Loan Association

Capital Building and Loan Association.
'NHE regular monthly meeting Of the Stock
i holders of this Association will he held
at the Hibernian Hall. at z O'Clock. THIS
EVENING. 1nstallments received and money
loaned az usual. BY order OF the President.
=, W. r. CkTHCART,
Nov 19 Secretary and Ire. eurer.
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Bacon, -Four, Hams, Butter, DC,
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO q SONg

VIC VIII sell, THIS (Tuesday) MORNING.
18th, at our Auction Room, the largest and
most varied stock OF tho following goods
D; 3; BACON SIDES. SMOKED SIDES and
SHhOULDERS. Hams, Flour. Butter, Cheese.
PveltLve. Nov ~
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AuoU1on saIS.

Furniture Sale,
BY D. C. PEIXOTrO & SONS.
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING. at 10 O'Clock re
will sell. at our Auction Store. sundry arti.
c!eh Of ECRNIfORE, con sistin9 Of:
:, .iEjEDSfEAbS. Bureaus, Centre Tables.
Si,ls, IaD!es. Washstands, Window Shadep,
ka"ge. in good order, Parlor Stoves. BOZ
stoves, onics Stoves; also, many other useful
atttctes. Ierm6 cash. Nov 10
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To Rent,

a. THE whole or portion OF the HOUSE,
Htts and LOT at present occupied by Mrs.
Iohn Glass on tho corner Of Henderann
and Taylor streets. Apply on the premises.
1t can 90 sold. Possession given December +.
Nov 10 -, = a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-19

a NEW lNvENTIoN.-Necess is the
mother OF Invention, and the present
morse necessity has caused fearful strain
on the Inventive powers Of the ingoni-
Gus population of the United States for
the last fortnight. It is now announced
that new engine for propeIling street
cars has been invented, SO compact as to
occupy no more space than IN ordinary
gas-burning parlor stove, nnd which
does not lntrude upon passenger room.
Dy the peculiar arrangement of the W.
rlous parts economy of fuel is accom-
plished, the smoke itself is consumed,
and there is no SCOT, cinlars or noise.
The engine has the power of five horses,
and the cars, which Mre of tha usual di-
menslons. eau be controlled, as to cstop-
page and propulsion, quite az handily as
though drawn by horses. The power
can bo increased at pleasure up to the
capacity OF twenty-five Horse power
engine thus enabling it to ascend grades
OF 4OO feet to the mile. The engineer
can "slow up" in the space of thirty-two
feet when the cars are going at the rate
OF twenty-five miles per hour. The On.
glne is placed upon the rear platform. 80
that the windows can be left open in
pleasant weather, without the ANNOYANCE
OF smoke o: cinders, as there is mono of
either, while any dust that might be
raised is left behind, thus comforting n
vast amount of pleasure aud comfort
upon tho passenger. The tests made
thus far have been most satisfactory.
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Funeral Invitation.

g WA3V1t* t*k 40V1t0GIVUs
The friends and acquaintalces of JOSE
PHENE 7ANDERHOsT, an old family Ger.
vAnt OF J.. II. Wells, are respectfully invited
- attend her !:ae-s!, THIS AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock, on Arsenal Hill.
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Exchange COCKPIT.
Two Gentlemen.

Two Gentlemen, ~.
ar Gentleman and his Wife. wishing
~ BOARD during the winter, in q snlalf.
quiet family, will please call at MRS. NEW,
sOM,S, on Richland street, between Lincoln
and Gates stroets. ~ Nov 10'6
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The following resolutions were drawn
up by Dean Swift. to be observed "when
l cone to be DID," Not TO marry u young
woman. Not to keep young company y
unless they desire it. Not to be peevish,
morose. or suspicious. Not to tell the
samo story over and over to the same
people. Not to be covetous-the hard
es Of all to be kept. Not to be over se-
vere with ycnng people, hnt to make a!-
To- ance for their youthful folies and
weakness. Not TO be too free OF advice
nor trouble any but those who desire it.
10 desire some good friend to inform in.
form mo which of these resolutions
break or neglect, md to reform accord.
ingly. Not to talk much, nor of myself
very hard again. Not to hearken to fiat.
teries. nor to conceive I can be loved by
young woman. Not to bs positive or
opinionntive. Not to set up for observ.
ing nIl these rules. for fenr + should oh.
serve none.
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a woman who tells fortunes from O
teacup need not be sauceress.
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Nebraska is to have State Orphan
Asylum. $230. 505 is offered in cash
prizes. The appeal is made on the
Gionh'i OF humanity, from neH State,
where the tide Of immigration is i'm
mense, and where such an institution is
greatly needed. The highest prize is
Sio,0OO. The tickets are 81 each, or six
for So. j. NJ. Pattee, of Omaha, has
been chosen general manager of this
legal and humane undertaking, which is
endorsed by the Governor and best bust
ness men Of the State
The following episode occurred at the
seaside recently: Two ladies were chat
ting gnily, when tho conversation turned
upon the subject of dress. Lady No. l,
in reply to IL fucetious remark Of No. 9,
shid: I'm i'll 10 mood for triflng to :.
day. and I'm backed up in my good in
tcntion by tho presence of lions Iforus!
in my pannier." No. 2 remarked.
''There's no use in your feeling so par
ticnlarly good about that. 1 have the
Christian at IPo,A in mino."
Some Of tue early English Bibles, Us
Mr.. Disrneli states, contain as many as
5000 errata, which were intentional,
consisting in passages interpoIated and
meanings forged for sectarinn purposes.
sometimes to sanction tho new creed of
u half-hatohed sect and sometimes with
the intention to destroy all Scriptural
authority by the suppression or omis.
! sion Of texts.
Hon. l.. 3. Washburne, now United
States Minister to Franco, is to be d
candidate for United States Senator
from Illinois, in place Of Senator Trum.
bull.
A fire on Broad street, Augusta, las!
Saturday morning. caused considerable
damage to a. j. Hoods paint shop aud
Robert Wallaco's residence. Loss 81, 500.
Tho Danbury Ne,os says: ga Main
street hoy received dollar for learning
800 Bible verses, and has bought with il
q handsome devk Of linen-back cards."
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Tie CENTRAL AND THE SOUTH CAnoLl.
MA RAlLKoADs.-About IL year ago, the
Charleston papers were filled with nrti.
cles warning tho stockholders of the
Sonth Carolina Railroad Of plot formed
by the Central Road to bny u controlling
interest i'll the stock After IL great cry
and little wool, the excitement died out,
and nothing more was heard Of the
scheme. 1t is now reported, however,
that the Central, SO far from abandoning
its attempt, has been quietly Mt work
buying mp, through agents, the stock Of
tho South Carolina Company, and has
secured IL large amount Of scrip. We
cannot vOucll for the correctness of
these reports, but they pass current in
this city aud Savannah. aud ARE general
ly credited. If they are true, we may
expect some developments in short
time, perhaps. Chronicle.
ARRIVAL OF UNITED STATES TNOoPs.-
Battery Ii. Captain W. l.. Haskins, of
the First Regiment United States Regu-
lar Artillery, arrived yesterday, by tho
steamship South Carolina, from Fort
Hamilton, New York harbor. Battery
X, Captain A. NJ. Randall, of the same
regiment, arrived on Thursday by tho
Charleston. These troops are quartered
at the Citadel. They have come to take
the place of those which left here on the
9Th instant for New York.
Charleston NemS.
CAPTURED United States
Marshal Gary captured - Castle in all
illicit distillery on Saturday night last.
The capture was made in the night.
Castle is now confined in jail Mt this
place. He will probably be released on
bond. d.-Picheas Sentinel.
William Anderson, alias Cohen, the
Savannah bank forger, escaped from oil
officer in that city, on Saturday, while
being takon to Jail.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-30
Bonnie Christie.

Two boys were in q schOOl-rOon
alone together, when some fireworks
Contrary 10 the masters express pro-
hibiiOn, exploded. The one boy
denied IL; the other, Bonnie Christie,
would neither admit nor deny it, and
was severely flogged for his Obstinacy
When the boys got alone again
why didn't you deny it?r asked
the real delinquent.
Because there were only we two,
and one Of Us must then have lied, y
said Bonnie.
''Theu why nos say did it?''
because you said you didn't, and
would spare the liarr
The boys heart aelted-BDnnie's
moral gallantry subdGed him.
When school resumed, the young
rogue marched up to the masters
desk and said, Please sir, / can't bear
to be q liar-l let off the squibs," and
burst into tears.
The masters eye glistened ON the
sels-aeeuser, aud the unmerited pun
ishment he had inflicted on his school.
mate smOte his conscience. Before
the whole school, iIand in hand with
the culprlt as if they two were paired
in the confessions, the master walked
down to where young Christie at, and
said aloud with some emotion: "BOn-
nie-BOnnie, lad-he and / beg yOuI
pardOn-we are both to blame ~
The school was hushed and stIll, as
older schools arc apt TO be when any
tlIing true and noble is being dOns-sO
still, they might have heard BOnnieis
big-bOy tear drop proudly on his pOck-
ct book, as be sat enjoying the moral
triumph which subdued himself as
well rs the rest; aud when, for want
Of something else to say, he geutly
cried, "MasEer forever % the glorious
shout of the scholars filled the old
mans eyes with something behind
his spectaeles, which made him wipe
them before he resumed his chair