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GhiTSnahrtAten.

Der Shoener IS. 8. 9lart," Capt. Glart, fan
Sonnabenp BON sauannab, GA, 9ler an.
Oas Shiif nSplpanus," Capt. Sarlen, tra1 ON u.
Iptil pom pter IN Souc elm.
Sas Stlf mGio9e," Gapt. Sin, pom Wteiiina mad
Baltimore unterDe8s, fam ON z, Ntal an @lbraltal
porpti.
Der Dreimatsr vSaneusfp," Capt. Norton, tau
am 10. vtai pon 8Gltimorg in 3 orceGur an.
Der Oreimaiter "8insszS ountp," capt. Soerton,
BON 4utn,rpen mad Baltimore betimmt, beiano ia
om 10. Ifai aui Der 50pe ron Souer.
Die oeutiGe Sarte r@ermGnia," Capt. @perel
ieselte ON 9. Wioi BON Srouipels4apsn nab unlerer
Safen ab. -
tam am Is. D5. BON bier su BelIalt IN Srlano an.
Die rulflbe Sri99 Alto" capt. aSlnIten, tam
am 10. Ntal pom bier in Dublin, Srlano. an.
Der 9ampisr nJtortb Yoint, Capt. 9ooper, 9lH9
pon Sapannap, ga, bierber OBJ.
Ra6 baltimore bsfinmt. fanl,n gshern toleenos
Saprteu9e on Der 6eItuns Wfonroe, 3D., rorbel: ole
8urte ,sSorrenQ Queen" pom SG9ua ia granoe; Die
Sriaas SSerrmann' zone aroenas aui Cuba, ~Smma
pom WtatanSas aui Cuba, nSportsman" uno
rr@Iarn 8erftns" Don @eltinottn ; Der Sbooner
ySbiIob" pom @arberGs.
Sie bo6e Se, s.monuen seftern ioIsenoe BON Ball
timore obeesangenc S6lffe: Der Samptsr "Serlln,"
mad 8remen beItimmt Die SGrle "9o6sla9a" unD
rDasmar;" bic Briggs aanna" nno neea9uli" Der
tponer rBeerleB."
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Sieer reijenoe Sontiter sNusfIu9sort IT auT N ;.
rere Sabre BON Srn. Sarrp OtcSopan 9epa9tet urb
in neuer uno ele9anter gBeile aus9sltaitet wOroen,
rGtbe. sdaufeln unD anoere 3u SeIeai6affliaen spie.
len ~seei9nete gerd,bi1aften itsben Dem yublitum our
gerfisuns. Dag Der neue Wirtb iur bic reeue @e.
otenun8 ietner SaIte Niles %aufbieten lpiro. mas in lei.
men ardf,en ftebt, brau6en mir taunt bin5u3ufiaen.
Das 9ampfbput pGprus .. Smith" ptrO an isDem
Sonnta9e, Wtoraens nm 40 uno Na6mitta9s A3
nbr, bonn Bier SIR. 7, 2isbtfraben. gBerfe, ablubrsG
uuo iopObl auf Der Din. pie 3urudiabrt an Rams
iap's geerfte, am GuBe Der GarplineftraBe. anbaiten.
@ir f0nnen einem Seber, Der pdbrenO Der Sise bes
Somners anf stntse Stunoen Der Stabt su entitleben
piniGt, 6ieisn PlaB nit giedt empfebIen.
~ Snbsm Ssi8afte Der so. SsmiItOn Safer s
@obn, SIR. 1893, 20l unO 2O3. gBeft. SaItimareFsase,
iO4sn bsute 100 stiid date eara's piben +: sbamIs ia
$3.50 pro siiid %eeriauft iperpeu; tie tOfetsn frtbsr $40,
3psi teuti9e Commits sebprep gum 9srtaafsperiunaIs
pes gtabIiiieMspt5,
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Nppaoz@arten.

Sr. 3. 5aTelpprft, Yer. 5O1, &efs8 Baltimore,
Sde Der gineltr., bat ieinen blbi6eu @arteu iar Die
Commentator ipieoer gro ffnst unO bur6 du6Rrit se=
i6mdduone ausfattun9 ~oeieIben Den ireunoli6en
erbOben fib %beitrebt. gtad iuie Dor miro oae bellz
tate &~aserbier aus S1ouer & @erte'5 8rauerei,
Cincinnati, %creosnjt, uno lit Sortebruns s%eroficn
lporoen, oa6 ner .role Stof" Mot aus9ebt. Seoeu
Utontde uno Sarnitog abeno ais Grtra@9u9abe fir
Die Seiufer S1rmonIezD tuFt, aus9eIlbrt pom Gapt.
gAintRrlS ..hth Repimental Band -
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IN 2 II : y ItUHIIu M
Sb9tei6 Die Sabres5eit immGr tpeiter porriift rnb
bas @etter tdetid rpGrmer uilb, 10 iino oeuuo6 Die
Jidume res pSoeon" mad ME Dor nit elner luGulu.
iti9en Dfen9e 9eiult, pelde fb nidt lpents an ocu
tomtiben 3~eiGueeu Der tIhtI9en 0eeerbarfteqer uno
oes por ,isli6sn 9omiters Srn. 6leurp er9ost. Au6
Die ipeiblihen Utit9tieoer Der Bubne (5rle. @lauoia
8alters, Sennp Uforrel un6 Wilnna Simon) erIpti.
len ib ats 9uIe 9rdtte uno tra9en nibt lueHi9 sur Ses
i,4,,,,,o ApS IxrbI Frr,,e moi
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- sic menfhrn ncniracn cbenz

10, mic Die NFeroe, DE WoRltbateTl,
luelhe oas meltbcriihmte merttani de
Wufangs eminent gemdhrt. Die
unpioerle9Iidiicu 3eu9niiie conitatiren Die
Sbatiade, baB oieisr wunoerbare SaIiam Die
ielbe linSernoe uns heilenpe @irfuna bel isiner
annsnoung aui Die menidlite 6aut ausiibt,
ME bel Gpath, @lieocrieife, Riugbei1, Sc
nifiitel, 6autrifien, 8IuBgale HnO an0erer
cine GuBtrlife Sehanoluug crbetihen0en Bier
oeleioeu. GS III i'll Der 8Eot oaS ptrtlamae
auBerlideMittel gen&heumatiSmu8, 9tflt,
Nadeulteiibelt, Neura!gie, bOieH 6alS, Aui
i1peQungen, Shuittpunoeu uno GuetiH
Qert aler Qrt. Q27.9.31 I & ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28

mg Gin Sober, Der Or. Guguf SS.
nig'S Samburger 8ruf=3bee 9egerl
Ultima, 9uiteu, Blutipeieu, &eudbuiten,
Seiierfett, idltmmen Sals, 8rutidmer5en
uno jeOe anOere Quu9en. ODER gruitfrant6eit
gebraudt bat, beSeugt beiien g8irhamteit.
@r oerfeblt ietnen 3med ME bel @ugbriiitig.
felt. Die 6eftigteit oes Seu6buitenS miro 10
slei6 burA ben Gebrau4 gebObeH, 0as
Bufet foitet 25 StS. (95-4p)
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Wultlide 8rieHihe.
@aifen=S eridbtss, Nominiftrations:
uuo 0er;eBts= Nn5ei9eu iiber,
knnrf

gSir MAIDEN ipe5ieu Oarauf uufmerfium,
baB mir in 3utunft bel ben iopteio iAon
idmeren auSgaben fir geridtIid uOrSeitries
bene Bublttatiouen Oarauf be3iiglide Ansei=
gen 81 oerbdltniBmabig seringern P~reiien
au%fnebmeE merOen.
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Nerfins n 6nuie's

nid,t espIoeirenee aerufine peer &Uhlen'ceI-
2ampe i'm 5ro5en uno sleiHeu. AHeiuige Gaentur
iu Sdbrtfprsiien, ioluie auh iir bic berhbmten Wafc'
helr Orb SIoietsG pmpdsnie. War ieHee ODER
iprebe nor fir Glrfulare bel 6ebr. Sarn.
MISUNDERSTANDING gt. 246, W. sSaltllnoIefr.
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SorSan'S QSbite suIpbur=s prinas

9isier bcrrlia'8ele9ene 8aoeort in 6reOeridsG ouutp,
girginten, neI9er ieinsr %9initigen Gage meg n nit Der
eilenbabn letdt 81 erreiden III, miro Neutrality-suspicious.
Ter oiesjabri9sn CONNER iaiion Der SammeIplas zines
faibtonablen Vublttums rueroen. 3unnal er ale Ssquen.
liateiten o%arbietet, usIde ihd nur min den alien. Yroi.
Susbes' UorjisItass Wuftcorps 1T fir bic sanje Sui.
ion en9a9irt unO piro Bl ucrlbieOensn 9asesjeiten feline
gBeiien turt Die erfriidenpe 2anoluit eri0uen IaTen.
BILLIARDS, 8e9elbabnen u. / 10. feben ben Sdfen our
gerfigung. 6anrp' uno WasIcnbale >perosn wieoer.
bolt pabrsn6 Der saiion itattfnoeu, uno ptr6 9e,piB
Qeiner GnnnemeiIe enpiinhen.
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TransoGfdc Sper i'm Oranb Spera
.Spufe.

0ieie BoGe beiudt uns bic "Opera Bouffee''
Der ourlz ibre 9etitun9eu in 9teiuzgorf ~iotuobl, tuie
Paris ~beturnten M'ae Qimee, mt Srmu, Eoitee,
Nontatanp, Silp, auiac uno anoeren8roBen pcl6e
SfenbGG's Otufit popular semabt baben. 3unGbt
finb ie4s 8orteaun9en u~n9ejeist.
sr- gpi urn Is = cTuuo N gr 4 SGhz@ohz
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@eBeine @ranfBciten!
SrInS!i6e Sur gGrantirt

-
Or. SOiepb 6abian,
PRATT d III Arit, 9GifLoctpbfa.
OF. 6abian 9ardRtlt clre ihrtqe dn0 eriRbIibe
Sur in Glen s~ei@ItntIthen 9rlutbeilen.
n9eWdnnCv,
oie no 9etmltder Sn9enciluoen bepu6t duo, he,ea
So'9tn tb IN Snucde, auuermOgen, gebensISgrs
erHB uno 6uleet in Gusscbrnn9 tuno ge6en, moeen
l4 pertraueEsoou an Md lUeuOen.
, so babe .2onience iothcr Iuslldtihsr IN ibrsr
lruptren @eilEbbatt 5urlG8ebrdibt, Die uoH anSern
Ieilq ps9cHoelt ooer ais u~ngetl5ar ausgeaSben pors
Ndoden urb Nrpueu,
Ole an urre9 elmG3tAttttsn In ot monotlIbep Npjnjs
SUNG ooet aanjll9em &asblrben ~oerlelben leioer.
bic 9fluaSbri
Observation-Disclosures
tonren bon mir bebnnogtt rueroer. Ipenn 10 mir i've.
3uitaRo Idritlih mittbeilea. Wv"
StrGaHghe Seri3'uegenB; it iptrb JussTtert.
aotelie: 0r. sol. BGbfGu,
Hr 22S, Sinc,Str, SbilaofIobio. ssc
Grail 2Dtte. .j.G.6.u.I) "~'
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Scr yWarDlanS =GurnDerein"
bGIt Wpntds, ben. II. SUM, iein 9rObes Yieuic unb
Commemorative in 2ouis Itutb's aItem S9abenbofe
on Der geIuirs Rpdo.
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sym Natbcr'id)en ,,Coepn"

RS- Bel Srn. Is. s. Sung IN Ytr. 4, Sdo=@auz
StraBs, befommt man Den sap5en Uionat binbur6
einen ~ttefiLidh inunbenbenoen Wnlhmeiner> Sd litrlnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28
III beuts abeno muiifaIiite ltrterbaltuug.
Snt vS6ieenparfe" an Der Selairs
NpdS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ftnbet Donnsritas Die gta6isier oes D1aifsf.s nit
Breisitiesen uno Br.iste9stn tatt.
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g9ifS @nsetgen.

KIN ~AAlNlN OAtlN NAAhN SNtGANNNA ~
Derciuiete StaatcH=QOR
UNITED States Mail
unb nerSeH DdbreHc oiecs Sapres pom 1, SGG-
Gb r~s9eInGBi9 icocu 0ouncrlcg pom N~crp=gori nag
SGmburs a6iabreH un6 T~dlaattrc poH9teU=goIt uaa
Gdmbure, HOnoUn, Sa1re uR0
southampton
Su f~oIgenoen $rtiisH HcbmeE:
Spn Repsgorf nad, 6amburs, Sonepn, PGpTe
Hne Sputhampton:
1. &Giute: Sbtr= atOU......$i20.N
2. - UnterzSoloR e. 200
SDtiIeuoed. ............. =. 5000
Son Samburs uHe SABRE uGd Seeips9ptt
/. Saiilte: SberzS dloH......$i20.M
2. - uuterzS aloH ..... 2.0
SrutfhtHoed............... 1000
atRocr SpiiGcn l-10 SQprcu Die 9QIfte.)
(Auc incl. Yctufigun9.)
Sc BGiia9cIhCINe tunpCn pom lest ab aud BON
SoutbGrnptoH nod Gclp=gort, uuo Jtuor Su oemfeIben
Brciie, fUie pen 9Gmbnr9, aUsGeTcut rUeroeu.
Bon Samburg nod HcUzSreGns fnotn Sfpei GTs
petitioner tGtt: am I. Sttobcr un0 1. Ropem6sr.
a8- BadGte nab europa Rebmtn mir biz 9 ubr
0orsen5 am I59aH9stage zines ieoeR 0ampfi@ifI
tee on.
gBcgen Baiage penbe man f0 In Gttu=gorI auss
Idlte5lit an bic 9enernIsE uiiogtza9enten Der 9iHie,
6. y. RidjGre s. SoGs, gr. 6, 8orcIapfrose,
Habe 9toQopaO
in SClAmore an Il. SdiHt,
~ GfpPhitin1 he's SeutlnCu Is orrciponberteu.H
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Die Surfii6zg Saoer

Rr. ass, Eseftz SaDettc:, nabe @u~tauHreSe.
per9lteE nlbt nur 8%tantgtttS ionoern iino elm Idgreb
prtlntttel 9e9en Nteumatismus, 9i6t, SdbmUp0
sei6lpddte te6er, ytlcren~SrGrt1tit uu6 Die DER liriHs
SeIdBe, Herooie uro pbuiialii6e Sdwade.
Die elcttitl4en uno hemitaliiGeR 8dbgr briRoeO
mtneraltihe uLO GnNert @iite aus nem 9nftsm ma
ulaGsn Die @irfuIdtion brs 1dpeiFes mel, GEO.
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Sefrei6.

Il Woris 9artmunn.) Ser beuti6e
0t9ter unb Noueult Dtorts Sartmanu lit
ont IL. Mai in @ien sstorben. @eboren in
benz 0orte Duihnif bel Brag am 10. Otto
Der 1921, ma1te Worts partmann ieine
Stueien suerit in Yras, banu in @ien, be.
reite 1912 Stalien, bic S1weil unb Glib
beutidlanb, wuroe barauf @r3ieber in elmer
6amilie gu @teu, uerlieB a6er 1914 SetreiG !,
unsefdbroet ieine erte @esi6t. Samm,
lung ~uerOfentli9en ~ t1nnen.> Sisislbe srs
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Mer3te, Q(Onofnten u.

~ 9enti9g Apotbete.
aSiniams uus SrpBftrase,
EN- IN Tul6a, 9urbsnen, eraminirter Apot6e!er, frlber
oel Urn. brad, 'pdter bel zen 6p. Roore d GiefeHs
gao oils @ebuite iun9lenb, empfie5lt be7 Serrea
aeriten, Ionic Dem bublitnm iein @cidSft uutcr SuI
htdttnn9 reellter unh btuiofer 8eoteEurg. aerstibe
Seroronungen iperoeR aui oas SorefaltiSfe Buberel4
tet. Nrllhe WiCoiIInkn ilet8 On Mnn6 60 nj 4QmltN
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EAAA Selpbuuuo

kS Ak NeIpbfluIl0
pJ tVVF tGr trsero siner 6oa BON bT,Ra
ben, blutenbcu. iudeneen uPb
morttoloens3 ,lmttttl rthtturtren fann. gS In Hsr
lAt Scmorr9otoen uno nilts anoercs S~ubereitet nab
9Gt Sauf oon mepr OILS 20 Sabren Gauer turiti. 90
ut oet auen Sro9uiIten gu ba5eR. Breis 81.
caDiS ". SouB, aqent,
tGei. Ills, t&Oi Hr. $50, N$et- rmoreHr
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~
YollielbebDrOe sur Sornabme elmer neue
Yolta3ablung in unjerer Staot aufSuforoern
erbalten.
&irdlides.- Die Sounorp Chapel,
an Der @de BON Tounbrpz uno Saflr., Wur
De Sonntas, nadoem fe auuor pou itdnoi!
beforirt uno neu ausgeitattet mar, in feterlt
der Nsiie .%rDfnet. Die @hrw. .. >. Gar
rolf, uno SEQ. s. 3~immermonn, lowte bi
So. Gam. Maccubbiu unO @barles Towiol
bielten 8eben uub bic absebaltsne &olette er
CAB iiber $3.50.
g.-Du Gbrm. Or. &ilgou
aus benz Siiben tpurbe norseitern ais Diatl
nus unb Der Gbrp. SO. Yarrb, 5ilfspreoise
an Der vWount.G alpariens Stride" ais Yre
bigger Der eptsfopalen Stride in Der ct. Baul
ftrabe o%roinirt. BiI1of 8bittin9bam btel
bel rieier @elesenbeit e,ne sebaltpoue Yreoist
Paltor 6. W. Hanftn uno adt arOere @etlt
li9e muren bel Der Oroiniruus auseseu.
Marplauber &laiie Der refor,
mtrten&ir9e.- Die idbrltde Sisunl
Der Warpldnosr &laie Der reformtrten &irdI
ianb am %. b. Of. i'll Clear Spring, 8alb
in9tonzGountp, Mb., ltatt. Siersig @etlt
libe uno Delegaten paren anmeeno. ytad|.
benz Der Yraioent, Yafor s. g. &iefer Dor
Saserstomn, eine %gr0fnungs-P reoiat iibel
Wfattbdus, Sap. 16, Sers Is bis IS, sebal.
ten, wuroe 3ur g8abl Der permanenten Beam.
ten fir bas l~aufenbe Sabr 9eidritten, meldt
folssnbes ~0feiultat ergab: YrdiiOent Yaitol
George 8. Stalep, Briniipal Der ct. Soban,
mis- WtaOdenidule in 6reoerif>@o.; S9at.
meiiter Yator Simeon g. Wiiaer aus Sci.
feriea; correiponoireuoer Sefretdr Yaitor %.
u. @rtng aus &aubpsuiae. Sieranf fiinbigts
Der Brdiioent bic grnennuns folgenber itau,
bigger @omite'n on: YrotOfol-@ omite De,
&laiie - bic Yatoren @. q. @ring, Us. s.
Srdmer, So. Badmann. bic Aeltelteu s.
zimmerman uno y. g. Siror; Yrotofou.
Gomite Der Spuooe: bic Yaftoren s. SO. Sit.
sel, 81. s. @tlos, IS. s. Goaihower, Die
1elteiten 8. Motter uno s. j3euer; 8or.
dlags.@on1ite: bic YaifOren S. q. Sup,
lep, s. 50. Santeu, s. 6. @ranolienarb, bic
@elteiten @eors @ropp unb s. @lnters ;
Yritfungs.G Omlte: bic Yaftoreu Dr. .. ga,
uarius, S. g. &ieier, u. 81. 8ramer, Die
aeltefen .. 6. 9ammono uno 9ouis War.
lei; Wtiiiions.G omite: bic Yaftoren Or. ..
Sans, =. =. Gi4bat, 2homas 8. Boullon,
BITE Aeltsien s. &iefbaber uno Geora 9arbad /;
Hinan5.&omite: bic Yaiforea SO. @ooorif,
s. 5. Comfort, s. 9aBler, bic aelteieu S.
e9iflsr .uno q. &entia; Gomite iiber ben
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
TAMMANY SOCIETY.
morning.

The Tammany Society met last evening at Tam
many Hall. IN Fourteenth street, As usual /; was
q secret meeting and reporters were excluded. The
following report OF the proceedings was, however,
gathered:-James B. Nicholson, being father Of the
council, presided. Some fifty members were pres
ent. After the general routine business was trans
acted a number Of new members-most Of them
men distinguished in the mercantile and
professional word-were elected. Among the
number were William II. Vanderbilt, Gene
raj George B. Mcclellan, Robert d.
Roosevelt, VIM Butler Duncan, Joseph J. O'Don.
Ohue Warden Thomas s. Brennan, John Savage
George Ticknor Curtis VIM. +. Havemeyer, !. w.
England, James Mclean, CarksOn N. Potter, M. @. !;
Commodore c. X. Garrison, Samuel BoardmaD,
John d. Van Buren, James NJ: Thompson, John
McClave, James GumbletOn JudsOn Jarvis, Charles
Loew. Judge Koch. Augustus Schell was elected
Grand Sachem.
Preparations were also made for an election Of
Sachems at the first meeting in February. II was
announced that there were three vacancies. These
vacancies were made by the retirement Of Sweeny,
Hall and Connolly. 1t was also generally under
stood thoe the General Committee elected Thursday
night vii not he recognized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
LARGE FIRE IN FIRST AVENUE.

Twelve Horses and Cow Consumed.
At twenty minutes past ten O'Clock last night {
fire broke out IN lot OF frame stables In rear Of
SIG First avenue. burning up twelve horses and
one cow. Tho buildings were owned by
Morris Swartzchild. ana occupied by several
parties as stables. Lockwood & Reynolds lost four
horses aud sets OF harness, valued at $1,000;
Metkc II Levy. live horses one COW ana several sets
OF harness, valued at $500, fully insured; Levy b
Wild, two horses ana harness, valued ~ 5000.
insured; n. Leuhman, one horse and harness, 5000,
insured The fire extended 10 The frame blacksmith
buildings were completely DESTROYED. The origin
OF The fire ana the amount OF insurance could not
be ascertained last night. The police ami tircmen
used every effort IN their power get the animals
from the burning building, but the flames mad
gained such Roadway before discovered they were
unaoie to render them any assistance whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, JAM 8, 1872
The proceedings were opened with prayer by the
Rev. Dr. DE Sola, Of the Portuguese synagogue and
Professor OF Oriental Literature In the McGill Uni.
versty. at Montreal. The reverend gentleman re-.
turned thanks that the great evil of war had been
avoided, and he prayed that the words OF the
Chei Magistrate OF the Union may be realized
ana that the example thus set may be everywhere
followed, SO as TO restore to the productive industry
OF the world the millions OF men now engaged in
training and preparation for war. He asked q
blessing upon those two nations which had thus
proclaimed the glad tdings OF peace to the world
other in Esteem and not 10
for their own welfare, but for the blessing OF all
the families OF a. the earth to which they are the
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
From large number OF dealers In tobacco OF
sixteen cents per pound ali descriptions OF man
uactured tobacco; from the savings banks OF Hart
lord Conn.,, FOR repeal Of the tax on savings nstI.
mr. cnnss 9, Of Ill., 1roaScea BIZ for the
VI the Little abash rivers. Referred.
a., THE ARKANSAS CORRUPTION CHARGE.
i mt r n rep OF W. from the select Com
rart stating that testimony had been taken before
subcommittee, which impeaohed the onicial char.
ana arected the right Of his seal and Of Represent Represent
tauve Edwards OF Arkansas and that resolution
10 the attention OF the respective houses. He moved
mat the testimony IN the case Of Edwards De re-
lerred 10 the Committee on Elections. II was SO
Mr.. MCCRARy, ,rep.l OF Iowa, from the Committee
o. E,ections on the virginia contested election case
q mckenzie against BraxtOD, made report that
Braxton, the citing member, Is entitled to his seat.
ordered to be printed.
MI. KELLEY, Tep.) OF Pa, from the Committee
on Coinage, reported bill revising tae laws rela-
I'VE TO me mints, assay ofnces and coinage OF the
sage.
Ihe reading OF the bin, which is quite voluminous,
explain the b and the necessity OF ITS passage. IL
was coulncatlon OF the existing laws revised and
amended IN conformity with the views of those best
acquainted and most familiar with the subject.
Mr. POTTER (dem.) OF N. Y, inquired whether the
value OF gold or silver co ns.
Mr. KELLEY-lt does not.
Mr.. POTTgR-DOes It provide for coins of q dif-
ferenf kind from those now existing7
Mr.. KRLLEY-lt does not,
NJ P0TTKH-Does y preserve the same silver and
gold devices a. the coinage now In useY
Mr. ksLLsY-PreclseIy, would lkA 70 have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
TELEGisAPHiC NEWS ITEMS.

The arrival Of the Liverpool ship La Esco'sa San
cisco was announced by special despatch yesterday.
Henry Reardon the proprietor OF the Marble Pillar at
Albany, died yesterday morning, after few days. Illness
Inc locomotives on the Albany and susquhanna Railroad
james Fisk T III on account OF the death Of
Luther Smith Of Bd.eford Me-. convicted for shooting
ten years in the State o. rum na' 0een
ar who was a. the December
wife and sentenced TO be hanged has been granted new
BY the decision OF tho Supreme the Boston and
Maine Railroad Company allowed TO milio MS OF
% STOCK tq me purpose OF extending the road from
aI.a P p s Of The a, no q, W.. yesterday elected
waters o. The and N
the Tr'oelie,. re-electci to the same position
Sssai Z * s.:s
~ from a +. wife and TWO chill
The officers OF the Union Pacific Railroad the
s a sy Do, s e %
road The travel between Sacramento and Vallejo BY rail-
from Rawlins Station yesterday says there has
been no train from the West since the 9Th inst The
I ray 0ns alp turned back esTaId
who're he p0osn mad started '0'
rn' % ssy' Of The Academy Ma's Lot
~ fs5as D' $s Ss' &
s each prizes Of smaller @ "'A''
,r III: millinery store Of Mr.: Oven Carmel
Tsey sS9s' sssa
a. ss sssss e S"a1 nS x
gloves ribbons silks &C. were stolen There s NO clue to
Pursuant 70 orders Of The General Land once and in
pptDs s n e land on the
PAY eouay There was large attendance Of buyers and
The mixing house of Lann Rands Powder Company,
q. k'on n ~ was blown up " an explosion at quarter
.F sS ws % SSnsr .sr Oliver
atoms he cause Of the explosion y nowp but n sup
sS from friction 0" the shaft rum
Owing to mnplaced switch. the four O'Clock train
OF n1 M S two pssss car. And
frozen SToaod safia MOI o. them Spsss
he sa were panic Stricken but no injured In
ao ;s:.on Of The griosszsr; Union IN Albany yssss,
An appeal Of wiism H. Yerrinston. 81 Onion No. @ Of
Union. were read showing them 10 e 10 good
wa. taken up and Was sao"sS 10 sp.n
The .s.n. o, the Pacific Railroad at Medicine Bow, Nss.
detained At ws.hskee and three weswaId !. separslODa
other q Po.sle transfer their passenger. and return
,s II ~ s Sn nine 70 .SC, .S
now on their way 70 Creston.
ana %ss ss q ne S The
the tcllowas Board Of DireSon were elected ;.orse'
S.asy HrsS. s:m sshs
s Warsn William William s.Msa and
Al subsequent meeting Of the Board OF Directors tne o
lowing officers were eleced:-H Bemus Presiient ana
treasurer Thomas struthers, Vice fesiJens Dsnsi VII
Iiams Secretary H. H. Potter General Superintendent.
The ThorndIke Manufacturing Companys works located
on Thorndke street. Lowell Masa were assuoyed oy nro
structure with two story projection 70 the rear and base
tors al insured on The building and stock ~ The fel
scra sa0V; FRANKLIN $500; Hartford ,0OO Peoples,
OF Worcester $4,000 ermania, Of New York, 5000 An
cbsns OF Providense Sa5oJs Republic, Of New Tore,
S!ooO Bay State OF Worcester aAs'' ~ Agansetss u
khats IsApd. Sls5W ~,