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New-York tribune., 1872-07-05


TRAINS Leave SgwYoRx
poT Se-s,e2 E $ .sa B1dSsPort lEIL lLIo n 2S sLl
for Mor ST1.tsd Psrssl southport and wss,port, .i5l
toi scu sersal IsIl nao. M pls RI (EI) tI1
- 20 !F5 b. 5'9 = SI iIS q. n LI no $50 ..d s.,p
Por stAmlrs s(sLl ll;4 n lElS tHI &l1' lSLl Rs.
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ss1s,v sc Nj fiu s1s r~.uty.,v.nt SevVorE .7a for
Boston via oA sPr'scssoSs scosSRcTsS Re i9 sI2rf TRAsA
or or BS.Ss BSS "a "a ss,gfs ssl.g f1 : @ ps
fOr isrifos aad spT5Ifeb ne 81 - m iEl5 J. and
For Connecticut RTsr RA,road n rsl5p n 70 Northampton
for Hsrce Prordenc, ,ni F.hLm Railroad l2.Is
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PoS Ss4 Lsysa M1dietovu .sd wnAnas Railroad tr Las
a. FsI 20 'Ie ass...S G Railroad a N and p. n
for foI Ssa Ssnbs1 and Railroad 2l5 AMI 40
eSes csa Ssi Sa'st1 ss15s % =, $50 sc1-
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The depot the SsTYOE z co TssRty'svs1S
and Foufh-sve also al the Onos o s BaosISui and
s,% s.tSa .s .n their 'sss Gsss al oTT -'' sso
NFW YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-:
~ JERSEY pIyIsIoS.P'1gsssr DRos Rv y y . a. % Sos
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River and ff1SlI,i'r TsE 81 TRAINS RAMS IEAvS SEwYoRK
tr.in for BoSma sS and nter-ate station.
sl m-EIDss mail Or ElsHVle Liberty FIh and in'sms4'
ios0 wy n sgr Boeagt.', ,nt S:".d.is stations
WI
40 n WAY for Mddetevn aud int medae stations
Az -BApress HAckensaek. Paterson hOrendyke
Pr.nkia MsdieEown. Elenvle, and Liberty Fa4s
n wa BlOoun intermediate sanonh
S0 n m -ws for Wortendyke HDd intermediate sau1A
RFTiRNING-Leave kncuvle. 555 J30 AruFe IN Ne
va $50 D Leave Liberty Falk t:nS n ani >
NJ .rrve In Sew-Yqrk. e0L N sI0 m Leave hiaeown
n a. M aus 3 s59 and b:i0 n AeE-lork, Wo
N i''" % '- = JOHN BRADLEY
". n WEED supL Sss JefseY Division
VIZ IL Gs1s11l Ticket As,ut
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Comu.enrne MONDAY, JUNE ~ iSt~
r. trains will
40 m Chicago Montreal Efness stb drawing room cars
" through 70 WatsrtosR. aad Rochester.
800 n sIc kIprss rh drawing ears or salosa anu
" NJ AlbanL
1000 m special Chicago Erprss. drusingOo to Baaa'
and Sagara Fals
II 10 q. northern and Western Erpres. - -, a. An
$40 D n SPECIAL DavlngfOOa Tram saatog,, arns at 'o
400 n Montrrsl Express with sleeping On Se~EorE to St.
goo H. ETps,s daily, with sleeping for werown ogisn''
" hurss and CanAndalguA-
soo Passe Rxpres with sleeping Rochester Buffalo
SsEaTa Fasi ass .or Chicago. hoth l. And a. -
Railroad. Tins sundafa
| n EIyfess With FOR IrUT and Ananf
q IA KkhDklCk GensrAl P.ssenser Agent
COUTH SIDE K. K. OF L. |.
JUNE lBR
RUNNING TO AND ALOSG ROCKAwAY BRACH
From Roosevelt ami GraBlsI kerrIrs n I
I. m.-Msn of Patchsgue boat Fire Island
10 a m--Aeroomm@tation 20 lshf
m.-Acoamasedstion fof hOcEa~aF and lsefi1n
n-kEurezs lor Patch0gue boat N Fire ls.snd
m-kEprs-. Tor hrrrcA ami keesA-F
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

= s,D,ovs C.pt B. 81 SIMMONS.
~ aa met roats 10 Tauna Mideboso Pinnoua De- DO. D
,-t N,rbss Vtuev,ni Nautueet Al poussa me 0-h
md Also H.uugh ucket. 70 fA- fstb In.
- Io-e oucor Nasbua Manchester, L4Sreofe fe'Ht ~
Si7frE MOiSTAINs snd al oou north Promenade elnsis
evening b, Halls lrsa reel sna snHg nss sr
80 reons .pp a. sil BroalwaFi SO brufdHa. uf.
Brdwav corner Twenty hri-sL nodf EkPrrs. Vne ~ '
an' no '"'ui''N' ''A A BACON. s0penniendsat
HI MaRGAM Geseral Freight Aseat
NARRAG ANSETT STEAMSHIP COAiFANi' l.
~ PAIL RIVER LiSK -. ,-,sy a, =.
SUNDAY BOAT TO AND PROM BOssOs % 'ssIss 'ssIss % ~
,nd July T. if. n and ia leavns fcf 1", . n : - - =
nAND MCNAIIY & Co.'S RAILWAY
IL GDR AND RAND BOOK ves ,he hissi ame e.r lal sse
rs o al roAds Il so gvrs the gopusten Il. - IN, IA
sVrry railroad aad dvrf town ~ tAe y. D aN' - -
sOwsaesieEA Pncs a.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
Gfrnr5lons.


EXCURSION TICKETS from NEW-G0Rh
10 BALTIMORE aud RB UkN for the NATIONAL DbhO-
CRATIC CONVFNTON. sale - Penn9anis Railroad
Ticket Ocr Broadway Astor House. foot Of Desbroes
CorHdtsL Pare EIGHT pOLLAks Tickets good for
return NATL July I5 Inclusive CASSAIT General AansgeE
=. W. JACKSON, General Supt
EOR EXCURSIONS-SalOon steamer WyO-
ming bsrrrs Smith Caeionia Anna and Republic Oriental
Grove Kngewood PARK and NewspeI Grove 81 Ne'
pr,r Ch1stoober Il. b. CROSSBTT
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

GREAT NATIONAL CAMP MEETING at
" Sc. CHI Grove mles from Sewfork comaencna July
continuing ds STEAMBOAT Norsak ~" eys Nesfes A. 10.
lows srTngst n r. z Peksi1, 7.n East Ihry hIdsL, tso
6 m Afternoon PeoksIp EAs rhtytbInit, is
returning II a - Tbs boat mske no
will Pecksh9
BIB Eas Thirty thin--sL 80 80
turning win he Grove Fare, ~ cents eseh FaF
other boA viii be permitted touch ~ sea C1 on
Anrr-aN
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
Oriental Savings Bank,

200 rsnds between A;oruey and Rdges Open daily from 10
and Monday from 70 Interest rou ai
ever nanth Dividends January and Ja Deposits before July Il
vii draw interest from July l..
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
PreFifent-Wm P. BuckmAsier. 25L West Fity-1hh-st - -
derls-R0bert Hoe puntngpress ke u % 70 Cod ST.
md John H. wavde pIing merchant and q Ohsp
sorsa-K L. Kennedy late Of Williams and kesReiy ~ Broad
80
4udor-Danis Earle merchant Of B. l. soOSH Sons sS7
~ BroAdway
4torTlv 1ad Ceua~l-Eueene Smith, 25 Nasssu-st
Aauson cooper Cherry, aef and souths
=. BnssOn merchant of Chapman smith bf"a " ana
Worth
John Cook provision broker Of Cook sedge. us BOsdst
John GAyuor. grocer. 55t Grand-st
0eorge 80 East BroadEaF.
Hewitt, retired merchant, d9 GGesaVe Brooklyn
SAMUEL L Kennedy. collector 81 South 81.
Manning Merrill merchant Of Charles Merrill sons corner 'raAd
M
james Murphy proprietor ouintard Iron WORKS Eas Eevenhst
Wm. NJ Pratt, physician, % East Broadway.
R0ssman merchant 20 ,ccond~t
George C. so06eld, merchant i49 Dusnert
stephen D. Tucke Of T. Hoe l. Co
Naarice J WALSH steEeiors. Neztst AMI fort King
bro0me OrchArdsa
Jacob Weserye MGror Of the Is seoold-aTe
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
proposals.

Oyy,cn or rsa BoAHD STATS BufLDtSs CoNxis.'osH"
V"''N y" ~ LkSsISG McagAa. y.
ITO MASTER BUILDERS ana SON sis.s M az.
ORs-PROPOSALs viii be received ~ ne bofra o. sac "
=, nm ..aaeYs a tssr OAoe, tae Cy Of Lsnsns aan
- MONDAY b- 9Th day u Jay lsss a. = . e'"SA 1''
Tor o~'l'hs ann ~ SEW CAPITOL BUILDING .
r, u ,,.ing accordance plans and peehoaH'as -
de n sAid once ~. hls . saadi In IA
,rs m IS 30 with 70 be approved W tee -, .
th.t he shall be ANAnia 20 nm
a.rrsrt n accordance sth hs proposal a.. Ru,s,x tAs
An proposals sealed and inaod ~ So ssiss.r
NchTAn state Capitol and Aa@issseu " -
Courn Lansing heh ~ a.. IA. bnissd
T B,ni reserves gt rrlec, any of s 0 1 - .ra "a
D e.tr- sl be the C1es Of ne D"<s -
TUESDAY Jolly vi ~ ~ can Ne obtained The od
al aeraAA'N - H r. BALDWIN, GSsersot
OF ne S'N9 X o. 0ROSyRnOk ! 49,
JAMRs sHRARkR buisns
ALAx CAAPOT0s, Osa1As~ 0"sf>
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
6elu ranteo-- males.

A GENTS WANTED 10 sell the AUT0BI0G
n RAPHY OF HORACE GREELEY neS and improved lrea ss.
bapdsomely Illustrated this The Only edition sriten ~ IN
Tribune 1--we Agents VII 1e mpefAnee
nd rurug rtorY ehsso and hastily gotten up books u
-, steel
CO ey, price : l. CAMPAIGN MANUAL FOh Is't Dc
ne for all parties price, s 80 one agent 50 el n 1fe
0 er mouth easily selling the above GkNsHA A1hHS
-spted E b. TREAT. Publisher 35 BrnaiNay, y I.
XNANTED-A BUSINESS MAN OF good adj
w 1,. ompeteu write Good 'hArs>
r and b4bs Indispensable. Ad4rss GEO WELLS SressPSn
Cons.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

rIYHF PATERSON AND HUDSON RINER
R1UROAD COMPANY has this dag declared DIVlDEhD o.
POUR AND OSBHALP 4) PIX CENT, payable ID July a. ne
a. a. T Rager, LOoouye Machine Norksi - hIensnfe
IN 80 ~ ~ e ROBERT s. HUGHES, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
OUR "EFFIoIENT" AND POLITE POLICE.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
1t seems as though the men employed to watch
over the interests Of our city might possess the
qualities OF poteness and good sense; but the fol-
lowing little occurrence would seem to indicate the
reverse. gentleman was passing along Fourth
avenue, near Twenty-third street. or in that neigh
borhood, on Sunday, when an accident occurred,
how, the gentleman could not tell by which young
boy was thrown from "greenn car nat on the
street He was rendered insensible by the shock,
and a number of females in TIE car alighted and
commenced shrieking and performing various other
feminine acts over the body OF the PROSTATE boy.
The gentleman in question Immediately crowded
the ladies out OF the way and picked up the lad
tanning that his legs were not broken. lie then
suggested placing the inanimate boy In the car to
be taken TO the drug store, half block of, where
some efficient aid might be procured, when, at the
eleventh hour up steps big, burly ''M. P., asking
what was the matter9 On being informed OF
the accident and Of the steps to he taken he said,
In a clustering, authoritative tone "No. you
don't !" Being asked what his lordship had to say
about It, he seemed TO say that he owned the whole
OF New Y rk, ana the boys friends were obliged to
leave him alone, and my informant then came
away saying, "All right; you are responsible" Now
why the interfering dignitary could not he pleas
ant and polite, as well rs sensible about the thing
can't tell; perhaps some OF your readers can. The
fact is merely repetition of many III my expo
rieuCc. G.. ID
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
THE JACKSON STREET MURDER.
Investigation on Thursday.

1hvbst1gat1On on ThUrsdNy.
Coroner Herman has taken charge of the case Of
Joseph Burnett, the Swede who was murdered in
the tenement house 70 Jackson street, on Sunday
evening, as alleged by Timothy Sanders, full par
ticulars of which have already been printed in
the HERALD. The investigation will take place on
Thursday next, and In the meantime the prisoner
remains in custody. Wooster Beach, M. d., yester-
day afternoon made pOst-mortem examination on
the body OF deceased and found that the steel pene-
trated the heart The widow of the murdered man
was yesterday confronted with the accused (her
brOther), and Identified him as the man she saw
stab her husband on Sunday morning. The body
OF deceased is at 200 Madison street, where the
funeral will take place to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
LITERARY CHIT.CHAT.

CHARLES STKARNs, OF Boston, has written q book
on 1.-THE Black Man Of the South and the Rebels"
soon to be published by the American News Com
pany.
CoUNT M0LrKE's onicial account Of the war Is in
great demand, and the printers have had to work
night and day to Ill orders. The proceeds OF the
sale 60 to swell the Emperor william Fund.- which
Is devoted to the relief OF sufferers by the war.
AVoLUME OF LEIGH HUNTS fugitive writings has
been gathered up by Mr. J. E. Babson, and will be
published by Lee Shepard, with the title 'wish-
ingCap Papers,"
L0NGFELLOw's POEM, sTIIAwArHAn has been
"upset" into German by Professor Karl Knortz, OF
Jena.
A LITERARY JOURNAL announces that Haw-
th0rne's suppressed novel, "Fanchon," will shortly
be published by Osgo0d 4 Co., along with several
forgotten papers by this distinguished writer ex-
humed from the Democratic Reuteao, the Neao Eng
land Magazine, the Salem Gazette and G,uhnms
Magazine. Correct, only the novel wasn't "sup.
pressed" but only unacknowledged, and its title
was not "FanchOn," but "Fanshawe."
A SPLENDID VOLUME is Elijah waltons "Peaks in
Pen and Pencil for Students in Alpine Scenery
just out In London, and photographically illus
trated.
SHAKESPEARE has successively had to sustain the
character of schoolmaster lawyer, soldier sailor,
fessions, and has been proved satisfactorily to the
minds OF several writer's to have been well versed
in alchemy, botany music and all the 0logtes But
1t has remained for Mr.. Blades, the eminent Cax.
tonian, to prove that Shakespeare was one OF his
own craft-a printer. In the volume just issued by
Messrs. TIubner it is clearly shown that Shaks-
peare, when he first arrived in London called upon
his fellow townsman Field, who had married the
daughter of vantrollier, o printer, and had sue
ceeded him In his business. Here, then, Shaks-
peare, as press reader or as shopman, or as both,
remained for four years, and became master of the
terms reprints" "titlepages preface" "typo,"
"nonpareil," ''brOadside," docking up" "regs.
ter" and "printers DEVIL" all Of which are to be
found In Ills works.
THE LONDON LITERARY JOURNALS are all lament
ing that the production OF books is fairly at an end
or the time being, pending the heated term, and
our American specialists In literature re-echo the
complaint.
HISTORY OF THE Town OF WHATELY MASS,
from 1860 to 1871, by Rev. T. II. Temple, is just
Issued from the press of I. II. Marvin & Son,
Boston.
PRINCE BISMARCK is now engaged at varzln in
writing his own life.
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BRossEAU-ENNIs.-At Highland Falls, N. Y, on
Saturday, September q, 1872, by the Rev. +. p.
Roe, j. B. BROssEAU, Jr., to Miss GERALDINE NJ. EN-
MS, both OF New York city. No cards.
-FITZGIBBON.-On Monday, Septem-
ber 23 1872, In St. Pauls church, Brooklyn, by the
Rev. Z. O'Reilly, JOHN Ii. DOUGHERTY to ELLA f..
FITzGIBBON, all Of Brooklyn.
GOBLE-TEMPLE.--OnS Sunday, September o. 1872,
by the Rev. John Z. COokman, Mr. DAVID GOBLE to
Miss MARY TEMPLE, both OF this city. No cards.
KNOx-GUI0N.-On Tuesday, September IT, by
the Rev. Frederick Brown, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, JOHN r. KNOX to FRANCES CORNELIA.
WO0D-GAYNoR.-On Tuesday, September IT.,
WATKINS 8. WOOD to ELIZA A. f.. Oldest daughter
of Edward f. Gaynor, all OF New York city.
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
THE METIs DISASTER,
A Message from the Sea from One of
the Victims.

"A NEeSsnSe from the SC1 trOm One OF
the Victims.
bottle was picked up on Friday last, near
Woods Hole, containing letter dated August SO
infwhich the writer says he was passenger on the
steamer Metis, wrecked on that morning, and that
he then on a raft alone. After stating that he
had wife and two children, he concludes the let
ter as folOws:-
at Is lonely to die without friends near you in
such place as this. May God have mercy on me.
am native OF Newcastle, Pa. am not afraid to
die; tell my friends this. SO, gOOdby all All
alone; all alone.
(Signed) CHARLES II. PAINE"
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
THE CONCERT SALOON HOMICIDE ADJOURNED.

Owing to some mistake in notifying the witnesses
in the case OF Edward Wellington, alias 'Indan
Ned" who was fatally shot last saturday week by
saIaon RrnadYov 10 bo " nrnsonf vosissdev ,oe
Ing ithe time namcd for the invcstigatiOn) the
matter was adjourned BY Coroner Young till
Thursday next.
The New York herald., 1872-09-24

more pr0use in his promises than the civilized In
dians But there was one thing he wanted tSe
Great Father to do before mis- heart would be en-
trely good-he wanted Camp Supply broken up and
the soldiers removed
THE COMANCHES
were next In order TO-shO-way spoke first. He
was glad to hear that the land was to be theirs but
no he ne 20 ny E
himself for he was on the good road but he was
concerned about his brethren outside, who were
not wise. Straight Jacket came next. lie knew
that some OF the Comanches were not as good as
they might be, but If the government had patti
with them they would be better. Esse-tuit was for
peace at any price, at least that was the DRIFT Of his
few remarks. Now came one of the Staked Plains
Comanches, lieutenant OF the Bear, in the person
OF Black Horse. This Is
THE MOST BLoOD-THIRSTY sC0UNDREL ON THE
Not very long ago he murdered man at Fort
Cobb while he was asleep IN fancied security. He
has small face, narrow retreatlng forehead and q
hdsous Ills aSsaxcspt & @ ScrSss H iRs ey5s y o0 S
that tract OF mud was yellow as kites claw--was
painted dark blue, and his long hair looked as II
1t had been struck by lightning. lie wore no shoes
or moccasins, but carried a fine svermounted six.
barrclled revolver.
"a live,n he said, "on the StaScd Plains where I
see no white men. You are trying to make one
rule for the guidance Of all red men. Um h I
don't see why l should talk ! don't know what
the other chiefs on the Plains Think
MILKY WAY
followed He said that all these talks built up big
pile. but he noticed they fell down again before
finished He thought the Indians wanted to take
the white mans road, but he had no evidence Of
the good faith of the white man. lie looked around
and he could see no presots for the young men,.
(Ah um ah He considered this a poor little
mean council. His eyes saw nothing good about
anywhere. He wanted more lberaity on the part
OF the white men. White Horse supported Milky
Way, but did not commit himself
A SUGGESTION FOR THE INDIAN DEPARTMENT,
Capln- theWoods was the next speaker. The
present management OF the agencies was, in his
opinion, very unsa atisfactory. lie wanted q store
for his band, filed full Of good things, with an
Indian as trader. Then, the government ought TO
give them some greeDbacks to buy things from the
Indian trader. He considered himself civilized and
he didn't want war. AS far he could see some OF
the Comanches were foolish; they were not on the
mans road yet, but are on the way. what was
waDten now was presents. lie was afraid he
would be blamed by his young men because there
were no presents. Another thing bore heavily on
his heart-the soldiers were not sent away yet as
they should be.
GREAT CHIEF TEN BEAR,
Ten Bear came up smiling and shook hands with
the whites with great animation snutlling his nose
and winking his one eye eXctedy. Canning down
little he placed his battered Greeley hat further
back on his heat, and, putting his capa-
cious stomach against the table, cleared his
throat and prepared for a mighty effort. Just at
this critical moment, however, curious, wien
faced little wichita, IN claw-hammer coat but 30
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
THE vIELE ABDUCTIOS CASE.
Lcvcrson Held to Await the Action Of tho
Grand Jury.

CARMEL, N. r., Sept %. 1872.
The examination closed to-day in the case OF the
abduction of General vieles child at Lake Mahopac
and Leverson is held to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1872-09-24
Birth.
Died.

JoNEs-On Saturday, September 81, the wife OF
ANTHONY JONES Of q son. All well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-12
from New York.

| NEW InEh: Jan l!Ihe following officers
ol' the l'nion League Club were elected last
nigh, President, VIM. J. Hoprin: Treasurer
George raho' Ward Secretary. George Hill
The I'rra>nrrr'$ report Of last year shows the
| expenditure, l., H.. :I.r,r,2. There. is SIR
Jiu; ~. hand III $i.'ji.4,'
\ run took p!irk Yesterday IN the GtrEa!
Savings Bank. Williamsburg, but the bank
was amply able 10 meet all demands,
Ala meeting Of Tia. directors If The l:rlr
Railway Yesterday. o. II. I. Archer was elrc-
ted y ice PrrSiden, in place nt' the late jaime:
Fisk.
The Office oil Comptroller has been abolished,
and IN auditing 2nmlnIttr." composed OF Henry
Thompson, II. n Otis and John lilton ar.
pointed i'll stead. =,
The steamship Algeria from Liverpool has
arrived Among the passengers are Hon.
James Brooks and family.
Under 4 mandamuS OF judy Barnard Tam
many Hall was thrown open lust night to the
democratic delegates recently elected and pos,
session was taken by them. y meeting was
held Henry Genet in the chair. and after Il
short session adjourned. This is considered 4
triumph over the sachcms.
+. Reid, j. Gibson and &. Sylvester, were
fatally injured yesterday by the falling OF l scat:
folding in the new Geological Hall Of Rutgers:
New brunswick, ~ j.
YIN. Totem the lad shot BY toy cannon
Tuesday, died yesterday evening.
Arguments were heard yesterday in the
Supreme Court involving the validity Of Judge
Barnard order releasing prisoners confined
for debt IN Ludlow street Jail. No decision was
announced.
Two hundred people were arrested at a cock
fight in lIobokcn yesterday, but were released
with reprimand.
The Medical Society Of this city is framing
4 law for the Suppression Of illegal practitioners.
Henry Del had his skull fractured with an
axe during a fight with his son at Camden, \.
j., Wednesday. The son has He'd. Both are
ex convicts.
I4ibbic Ganahrandi, ami her lover, Van Win.
kle Bogert, were arraIgned on the charge Of
murder, by poisoning r. +. Burroughs at
Peterson, yesterday. Both plead not guilty.
Their trial will take place in April.
The Delaware and l4ackawana Railway has
been indicted by the Grand Jury Of Paterson
y, j., for killing fireman and engineer by a
collision o! trains, and also for obstructing the
highway by allowing trains 10 remain at the
road crossings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-12
s',,i.cirn News.

LONDON, Jan. l2j i. m.-Dlsraeli will nj
Faster visit the Glasgow University
The Times Of to-day reviews the story Of
the Alabama, contendng that if neutrality is
virtually state Of almost unlimited liability,
the situation is indeed intolerable.
The Times financial article announces that a
combination of tcegraphists agreed yesterday
TO establish direct cable communication be.
tween England and the United States.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The specie in the Bank OF
France has decreased 100000 francs during
the week. -Rentcs Sc francs % centines.
LONDON, Jan. ll..Gcncral Sherman land
cd at Madeira, and after staying there seven
teen days sailed to CadiZ, where he remained five
days. Hc then visited Gibraltar, Malaga, Sc
will, Xerez, Granada, and Cordova, and went
thence to Madrid, where he was visited by all
the public men and received by the King and
Queen lie made Z long speech in Eng
fish at the banquet given by the American and
English Legations He visited Arcurial and
returned to Madrid which he lett Tuesday
night last, via Bayonnc and Nlarseillcs for
Nice, to Join the Wabash.
LONDON, Jan. l2.-Thc steamship Firm
Captain Lawson, which sailed from lIavrc De-
cculber I'D, met with heavy weather and hay.
ing exhausted her coal was compelled TO re.
turn to port for Il fresh supply. She will sail
again as soon as she has finished coaling.
The steamer Spain, which put back Ia
Queenstown On the 9Th instant with u crew
disabled, has been towra ii liverpool where
she will repair Her passengers were transfer
red at Queenstown to another outgoing
steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-12
SpET7gL .TOTfEES.

ns5" WINTER-PROOF SYSTEMS. Thick
boots and AannrI5 are necessary at TN, sene"h
but the human frame requires somathing more
than these to render it wintcr-proo The inner
man, as we'll as the outer surface OF the body
must be protected. The raw, moist, chilly
winds which prevail at this season, tran'plerce
the warmcst clothing, and are apt I" effect the
health unfavorsly. both through IT, pores and
the respiratory organs The surest wy , avert
the evil is to strengthen the interEa' ".sch!ne
and thus enable it to repci the dcviia <;ng intu-
ence Of unwioe=onr weather. hnr!cn the
blood, gently stimulate the clrcnlhtl"n, regulate
the bowels, invigoratc the stomach, tone the liI-
or, and brace the nerves with HoStrttcrs storm
ach Bitters, and nc condition Of the atmosphere,
however inclement 10 variation 81 the haromc-
ter or thermometer however sudden, Will have
power to disorder the system thus fortified in
advance, and put in perfect working order
Damp and cold, acting upon o sensitive or lee
BILE organization, may produce consumption,
dipthcria, neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
liver complaint low nervous fever or iniermit-
tent fever; tho appearance oil rendering Inc y 5
tenn imperrious tothese two destructive clemens
is therefore Obvious Persons in delicate health,
or who arc nj all liable to be innrio,lsly affected
by atmospheric influences, should take the BIZ
trrs daily throughout the winter anu spring. In
this way dangerous diseases may 81 wardrd on,
and n condition Of perfect health preserved by
individuals al comparatively feeble phyS'4ue
while those more robust, who scott nj prHcal!-
lions, are suffering tho penalty Of their rerE-
rs<nrss in hospitals and sick rooms. jan g