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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-03
IRELAND.

DrELtH, Jan. 2.-At the installation of
the Conservative Mayor at Limerick,
yesterday, tumuluous mob alternately
hisscd al the name OF the Prince of Wales,
and ChccrCd for "IIOme Rule"
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Tho Iowa SenRtOrship--PrObablc de-
feat Of Harlan.

NEW YonK, january 2,-Adviccs from
Washington say that 1t is conceded by
well informed politicians from Iowa TINT
VIM. i, Allison will bo elected in Inc
place Of Harlan. Allison ia tho united
choice of the northern portion Of the Statc
which never yet had II Senatorial repre-.
sentative, and he will besides receive the
support OI many Legislators from other
sections who are opposed TO Harlan. 1t
is asserted TINT tho administration has no
special preference for my rival candidates.
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ARKANSAS.
Bloody Trnscdy in IL Bro,hcl.

A'N""I "
LITTLE Rock, .IHnuary "A terrible
tragedy occurred at house OF ill.fmc
kept by l.ottir Morton and Virginia Dee,
about four o'clock this morning, A Capt
Ncwland aud n Mi Latham, both highly
connected, were visiting the house, when
dispute arose between NcwlNnd and
I.ottic, when the former drew u pistol and
shot her dead, Latham stepped between
the two about this time to prevent fur.
thCr shooting, when II second shot took
effect in his abdomen, and he has been
lying nj the point OF death all day. New.
land then LETT, and after arriving at his
room, shot himself The ball did not
prove fatal on the instant, but all hopes
Of his recovery have been given up. 1t
is thought that neither Of the men can
survive
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan, 2-Thc State
Legislature convened today. William
Elliot, of Philadelphia, was elected
Speaker Of tho House.
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VIRGINIA.
Gov. Walker VotOGs the Funding
SuSpCnHIOn Resolution.

HuSpCnNIOn KCSOInliOn.
RICHMOND, January Glow. Walker
has vetoed the joint resolution In the Leg.
islaturc slspCnding tho funding Of tho
tAtcdcbt, hutHs ~ resolution was adopted
in tho House by over II thrce.lourths vote
and in the Senate by n two.thirtls vote, II
will probably 10 Of no avail,
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UIRsT NATIONAL BANK


Bank, and the election OF Directors, will he held
ut the Banking House on TUESDAY, January
Ninth. lsT2, between the hours OF Ten 4. N. and
F0urPM.
drc3S GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec, q. 1871.
Tho Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company viii
be held at the office Of the Company on Monday
the Sth day Of January. 1872, between the hOufs
OF and 3E O'Clock J.. NJ, for the election Of
Nine Managers 10 scry" during the ensuing year
dec2J JOS. LAWSON, SrC'y,
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DARN FOR SALE,

TARM FOR SALE,
Containing lOOacrcS, all under cultivation, nye
mIlss from the city, on the ridge between Glons
Run and the Ohio river. No better ncighbor.
hood or better laying Farm In tho county,
dpcli l. IRWIN Aren't
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NJ TICE.-O OWING TO THE
IN withdrawal of George W. Hamilton from
the nrm Of John Hamilton Il Co., the business
viii hereafter he cDptiuurd under the name and
hrm OF John llAnil tS Son, In tho Foundry
and MAchine-9hop business In all It's branches.
Wheeling. January !, 1879. iAnl
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

OAO HJkA IIIJs
] Offer for TAl0 the hOuo In which now rO- ~
side, EItuNte on JOhn street, few doors ;:s
e4st OF Fifth. The house Is u substantial W
two.story brick containing eight rooms, BE-.
sides bath room and Kitchen, aud a finished
attic, with good celIsr, hot and cold water in
bathrooms; The hOnse is in good order and
well located and In every way n desirable prop.
rrty, being hut little over 4 square from the
Post Ohce. There is also On the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, aud carriage house.
Any one wishing to purchase can examine the
premises at any iimu.
sept25 JNo. F. McDERMOT
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+ SLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all tho lots offered al $500 each,
except two. | now Olcr ten lots fronting on the
cast side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending To :he river. Price from $jOO 10 81, 900
each. according to size aud location. Terms,
Ono-tourth cash, residue in cQual insAllmeuts Al
one two aud three years.
JNO. p. GTLCHRIsT,
Rug4t At Top Mil.
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DIOR RENT.-ONE ROOM IN THE
II McLure House Building, IN Market street,
now occupied by the Citizens Street Railway
Company.
one room on Monroe street, now occupied by
W. r, MCkclvey.
One room on Market street, ono door below
the MCLuro House, occupied by MIR. Lemon aa =
cigar and tobacco store,
same buildIdg. Two OF said rooms now ready
for occupancy. Apply TO
dcc29 JNO, MCLURR
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Decrease OF Public Debt in December
WASHINGTON, January 2.-Thc public
debt decreased in round numbers in DE.
cmber Tour and u half million dollars
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.


December %. 1871.
The STOCKHOLDERS OF the Wheeling Hinge Con.
pAuy vii! meet at the oillcc of said Company on
THURSDAY, January %, 1872, at O'Clock + H.,
for the purpose Of eleclnE directors TO IGrvo Tor
the ensuing year
dec47w A.G ROBISSOH, ,.Pfcrt.
NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VA.
IN WHEELING, December 3. 1871.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of thIS
Bank and the election Of Directors will be held
at the Banking IIousc on Tuesday, january 9Th,
1872, between tho hours Of and O'Clock T., N.
does JOHN WAGNER Cashier
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For Sale.
dor SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE l reside In. on Main
street, between now and April I, 1872.
For Rcnt-One Small Frame llOupU aud ono
Brick House. both on the Island. Possession
given Immediately. Apply Al THEODORE
FINES Feed store, on Quincy st. decgs
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgcncer.

tIIy tho Western Union Limo.
Jnlcc Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts,l
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For Rent.

dor RENT-THE FINE LARGE
II Room, with steam power, Iu the Star FOun.
dry buildings Size Of It: u feet wide by lG
feet long. Al present occupied by Mcssrs. Beltz
\ Flading as a Planning Mill. Possession gyOn
April, 1871. Enquire Of
jani CULBERTSON l. FISHER.
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The Weather To-Day.


Wan DEPARTMENT,
UFFiCR or TuE CHIKP SInNAL OPPICER,
WARRINGTON, u. C., Jan. 2--7:3O 4. NJ.
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rEHHS OE TRE WEIGLI,
River News.

'uu An eAuAC copy 10 inc person getting ny Club.
FnstmAstcrs are requested To act as Agents.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
JERSEY JUSTICE.

Blind, Sure and Swift-An Infamous
Bard-swindling n Hospital-Cases In
the Newark Court.
In these days Of Stokes, when criminals languish
in prison for lack oustice and crime stalks around
the metropolis almost unchecked 1t Is refreshing to
look over at Jersey and note how justice there is
doled out minus the laws land lawyersD delays.
Some notable illustrations were observed yester-
day In the Newark Court Of Quarter Sessions. On
Saturday q genteclly- dressed man. named Win
neld @ Scott Bard, Bard, tried to swindle su: -:
odd dollars. fe was cleverly caught by
the sister superior and handed over to the police
He pleaded guilty, the facts against him being SO
clear. The Court yesterday had intended to give
him two years in the State Prison, but his wife,
very interesting person, with the inevitable babe
In arms, had an exceedingly softening erect on the
judicial hearts, and the two years were reduced to
one.
Andrew Neminger whose arrest for forging his
former employers name was published In yester-
days HERALD, was sentenced In the same Court to
one year in the State Prison.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
THE SKATING QUESTION.

Shall There he . Separate Pond for the
sFancy skstcrs''-sharp and Pertinent
Letter.
The following letter treats Of the skating ques.
tion in very crisp and sarcastic style. which IL
worthy the attention OF those who are interested
in this subject
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The question Of setting aside portion or one OF
the Central Park ponds for the use OF "fancy
skaters' seems to nave excited q great deal OF
sstent advocates Is q Mr.. G., who, in most bril-
liant and convincing ennsion ~ has efectually
Now, Mr.. Editor, what does all this talk amount
to ? Is IL simply an honest desire of the fancy
70
section OF one OF the ponds merely for the use OF
themselves and friends II the first be the
skate on the other ponds, as do not think those
feet are at all conducive to good order. They, in
their eagerness to show on" invariably get in
ye se fair ANA
selves out" In the most approved style, totally
gardless OF all the little ones and the plain skaters
away with a ten-ox team. But would ike to ask
marSaton between en- good % and bad Skaters and who
are TO determine who shall or shall not enter it's
who frequent the Park are representatives
Of all classes, and indeed the best ,de. fe,
male skaters VINO ATTENDED the ponds last
year were prescribed set. Can they
be excluded 2 II so, by what right Mr. q.
asks, III any man Of family would let his daughter
go to the Park without trepidaJionY' will answer
his question by asking him II those same gentlemen
would be willing to trust their daughters with all
the "fancy skaters" OF the town without q like
apprehension and whether clancy skating''
means at once respectabilty refinement and good
morals
II q pond be set aside for "fancy skaters" there
must, necessarily be q standing committee on ex-
animation. to determine VINO Is proficient enough
to enjoy its exclusive privileges. Such course
would Great e much dissatisfaction among hundreds
Of respectable people, whose heads are better edu-
Gated than their feet. They, too, have objections
to mingling with the great rough masses who
frequent the Park. SO II can be plainly seen that
the making Of q distinction would be very un-
popular
The whole truth OF the matter is that the Fifth
| Avenue and the New York Skating Clubs wish to
have portion OF one of the ponds set aside for
their exclusive use and II IL to be hoped that the
Park Commissioners will do nothing so offensive to
| public taste, G.. ID. Ii.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Four Eiremen OF the Sacramento Conn
msnce . Suit for Part Of the Treasure
Recovered-Delay tn the Sailing OF the
United states Steamer California-Al-
legged Murder OF . Circus Troupe by
Apache Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 80, 1872
Four dremen OF the steamship Sacramento,
wrecked on San Geronimo Island, commenced suit
to-day In the United States District Court TO re-
cover q portion OF the treasure saved from the
wreck as reward for their efforts towards Its
recovery.
The dif1culty between Raymond, Ely co. and
the Pioche Phoenix Mining company was compro-
missed to-day.
The Central Pacinc Railroad Company is trying
to drive OF opposition in the San Joaquin carry
ing trade by reducing charges below living rate.
The United States steamer California aid not sail
to Honolulu untn to-day Generals Sc0feld and
Alexander sailed for Honolulu with her. The pre-
else nature OF their mission Is not known; but 1t is
supposed to have connection with the present
critical condition Of affairs OF the islands.
Dispatches from San Diego report that there has
been an abundant rainfall in all the Southern
counties and that 1t is sufficient already for all
agricultural purposes It ID still raining IN that
section OF the State and also throughout the North
private letter from Arizona says that the Lee
family OF circus performers eight persons, well
known In this State, were all murdered by Apaches
while on the way to Mexico through Arizona.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Greece dBr), Thomas, Liverpool Dec II and
2h with ,n mdss and Jas to
ssSS%snp Tse,G Inn Ns S Msys5 Bremen Dec and
S sd d for s. and on On s
'ps the o
ssn ssS %s s psa ssSS
white and all three 'opmasts and nssom gone a. the
Psf 70 a. w ,i,sr. sd"da 1's s
81 's'fF%ss Frsnsh esSHS S
aa sag
Hook, passed steamship Adriatic (Br hence for Liver
n ns,esmshp Victoria Or, Munro. Glasgow, and Meyllc
Had heavy westerly gales during the greater part OF the
% osteamshp City o. Austin Edrdge, New orleans Dec
@ nS ya Norfolk whefe shs p' IN for coaD with mdse
! nstesssmship Herman Liynssioa c9sesmsn. savannah
Hannah before
distress her ssrbOard side with no one on board aS
steamship Manhattan woodruff, Charleston Dec %,
VII With Wd,e and passengers to II Morgan co 2oth'
passed three schooner ahe Hannah Little be,
sss 1sSspy gould not see her but
wSss Morgan ss il inst VIZ
I'm, Hatteras NV by Is miles passed three ased
schooner lying on her bcamcnds hailng from Philade
pha, apparently nearly new.
Steamship Ellen 3 Terry, saiyear. Newbern NC, Dec
20, with mdse and PASSENGERS 10 Murray. Ferris Co
Had fine weather Dee 20. Is miles north Of Chinco-
league, passed steamship Zodiac, hence for Morehead
City 18TH small schooner ashore on the point Of
Hatteras
Steamship wyanoke, Couch. Richmond, City Point and
Steamship Co
Ship Ravenscrag (of Glasgow, Dunlop London 20
middle passage and had moderate wedter TO Ion 20 w,
snen nad severe westerly gales went further south and
The New York herald., 1872-12-31

CITY. The ice is very heavy: - :. -
drssd away n the being unable q sss que Ths tns
Fsssed n-stsemshP Yszoo, Barrett, Barrett, Sew Or,
le1ps vs Hssans az, for fsahss
The steamship Pioneer, with the assistance tugboat
at Px The steamship Lord, from '"S sSyannsh is
now coming up the harbor.
s The vessels Sc before reported being here sl remain
PORTLAND Dec Y-Arriyed, schr City Point, sterling
Indian Island, NJ, for New York.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 2S-Arrived. steamer Doris. Young
sSth-Arrived. sehr Il Skinner. TnrasSer. Wee
,RoGKLAND, Dec 2s-Arrived, schr Corvo Pickering.
2ith-Arryed schrs Charlie Willie, Cousins and Allie.
Oakes, Pillsbury New York
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2l-Arrived, ship California,
Cleared-shps wildwood. Frost. Burrard Inlet; witch
OF the wave, Batcheder, do; bark Chatham Roe, Fall
Scholarships Bertha, Pote, Liverpool; Aminta tBr,,
Meyer, do; City Of Annoy tsp, Swan Queenstown barAs
Thompson Queenstown; Ganynlere (Br) Bulley, Liver
1d-Arrived, ships Chevy Chas. Jones' Glasgow ; John
New York; barks Solomon, Upton, do; Comet, Fuiier-
Honolulu. Below, bark Walter Scammel, from valpa
saed-ship Wildwood Frost, Burrard Inlet
siATd.LLA LILA MILLS Ga, Dec l9-Arrved, brig Addie
Hale She pherd CaIdenaa
Havana; schrs Lizzie Wilson, New York; Irving Wood
Cleared-ship Western Empire, Grozier, Liverpool;
WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 27-Arrved, steamship Bene-
WISCASsEr, Dec 2l--Cleared, brig e II Rich, Paine
Cuba; 2lth, schr Hattie Mcfarland, Mcfarland. do.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

The Dublin friends OF Mr.. J. M. BeIlew, the elocu-
zionist, have just presented him with compliment
tayy address and testimonial.
4Nn examination has recently been made OF the
acc cunts OF the Borough Treasurer OF Newcastle,
which has resulted In the report that the balance
Is deficient 10 the extent OF over five Thousand
pound, No errors was discovered In the books.
The majority OF the women formerly employed in
the RoyN Arsenal, Woolwich, England, and now
supplanted BY male hands, have been engaged by
drm CT Battersea TO manufacture horseshoe nails
by machinery.
Medical men having. been called in to examine
the body OF Colonel Edward Ambrose Vaughan,
late OF the North GlouCestershre (England) militia
whose funeral had been twice deferred RON be.
lief that he was In o etate OF coma, have an
Aonnced him dead.
II 10 reported that four Of the recently con.
sxructed Russian eleveninch steel guns have burst
ulson proof with ordinary battexjng charges and
fniu, q trials shall be made with Sowder charges
not eAceeJiDe ONE tenth the weight " the proec-
tile 1reS
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 80, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Surbiton 0Br) Christie, Bremcn-H Sweet
land Co
Steamship Drigc. Johnson Portlspd-J Ames.
Steamship Flag, Foster, Boston.
Bark Eastern Queen (Br), Cook London-H Sweetland
Co.
Bark Hosea Rich, Pierce Havre-R Buck 4 Co.
Bark Horace Scuddcr. Gould, Treste-J Ii Winchester
4 Co.
Bark Atlantic, Dickinson, Bridgeton (BarbadoO-H
Trowbridge's Sons
Brig Zuleika CBr), Walsh, Leghorn-D De Wolf Co.
Brig Ella (Br), Pool, Rio Grande do Sul-Oelrchs h
Co.
Brig Virginia, Johnston, st Pierre, Mart-Reynal Co.
Brig Towner willard New Havcn-Oliver Bryan
Schr Scotia Queen B), Flynn, Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres-J Norton, Jr 4 Sons.
schr Charlotte Mccarthy, Cobb Aspinwali-Evans,
Ball Co.
schr Dunscomb (Br), Purdy, st John, NIP Ne.
vius h Son.
schr Ridge wood Henderson, Georgetown sc, and Port
Bluh--E Hurbut 4 Co.
Schr q Thomas, Gregory, Salcm-R W Ropes Co.
schr Goodwin Waterbury, stamiord-Stamtord Man
ufacturing CO.
schr Dart williams, stamford-stamford Manufactur-
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
SHIPPING NEW S,
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city TO Wbiestonc. L. and the is
now open tor the transaction of business
The line will be found Of great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there Is other telegraph communication with
White stone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages, and the attended to with oil
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages twenty five cents for ten or
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words
less to be delivered board Off Whtcstone
dollar hve cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for the New York HERALD free.
OFFICES.
Herald Office. corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Unlce, pier No East River.
Herald Branch once, No 1865 Broadway.
Whltestone Dock Whitcstone, L.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
AN ALLEGED ROBBERY OF $4,000.

CHICAGO. H., Dec 30, 1872.
Edward A. Everett, an apparently respectable
man, living in this city, was brought before q
Police Justice on Saturday, charged by Miss
Shortwen with having robbed her OF 100000 In
bonds Of the Selma and Gulf Railroad, valued at
$25,OOO, which she had been entrusted with to de-
liver to General Roddy, OF Alabama. According to
her statement she was introduced to Everett at
the Grand Central Hotel, New York, by one Of the
in Everett's care, and that ne secured possession
OF her trunk long enough to rob 1t. The accused
was held In $4,000 bail for trial ut the Criminal
COurt.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
NEW YORK CITY.

Comptrore Green yesterday commenced the
payment OF n G wages due the labOrers on the big
pipes for the wo weeks preceding the 10Th inst,
amounting to 4 $4,000. Payment will be continued
street and Tenth avenue.
Professor Tyndt II gives the closing lecture Of his
course tonight Cooper Institute. This will be
she last chance to hear this eminent physicist in
New York, and az l,e treats Of spectrum analysis,
hs most attractive theme, crown may % ex-
pecfed TO listen TO IL
Coroner Keenan, wa yesterday notified to hold
An inquest at 3so\ Mad ison street on the body Of
Thomas Cooke a little 10Y ave years OF age, whose
death vas the r., ult & { burns received by his
clothes taking IRE ION 1 aturday morning while
playing at the stowe dun ing the absence OF his
mother.
The December term Of thA Court OF General Ses-
sions Just adjourned, a T. win cn recorder hacKett
presided, disposed Of "a larA'e amount OF pasi-
ness Fifty-eight pris, sncrsS convicted OF the
ciaries, &c. were senten oed 70 be imprisoned In
The State Prison for direre Terms. Mneteen Ior
astner sa ~eas asmner sea ed aud acquitted any
cases suspended, upwards one nuno'e' A'ln
forty prisoners were disposed SA'
Complaints having frequent feaened commis'
s0ner Van Mort relative to the "ands ana oooths
sncumberng the sidewalks along washington ana
Greenwich streets he caused an ex ssanauon 70 oe
made into the facts OF the case and, waving iesneu
OF irregularities the part Of the " 70 r
of Encumbrances, Immediately order, ,ers 70 The
moval. Tue Commissioner has given OF NeIs @ W ane
superintendent Of Encumbrances TO rei rnny ~euuvny
violation OF the city ordinances relative henas
OF the Corporation Attorney for prosecution. t heIc
Is good reason TO believe that our new COrpo
Department OF Public Works In Kidding the 10 Yer
part 0f our city OF the nuisances complained o.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31

i$s .sis. s 81 !:
gsa,S gS beat a.y.
to4s o srm the had moderate weather
MnS' Moc .nS sg,l. ALI: pc miles cast Of sandy
Gosd J%io4e eS ,of opAs seraueS Heror Rio
SG r eS: Sss e had ssS C o cR
ss ::
SON; thence 70 Hampton Roads very heavy westhss,
found heavy EE running the vessel iaSorns very
:'s S'{S @
s; torn
10y ssa % sssss be s sa., .sa.s o.
Dec
S3 Sew af ssss So'o part o.
sehr Mary jane IeeS a Virginia VIZ e'' o "Ae
ssSr ssSr ssny .oEy yass %eoS Sls%. c~ei vsss y5sa'
seSr D Kessss sise!man, Virginia.
ssT sssr aeSrgf bsnsS ss huss DssSeSPi Virginia xsH'
snr sehr des;,hgs Fasnees nSH rseIsnd Virginia
sh schr Es1 Johnson hon.sII virsnSi Tir.n,a
seST Rsnns KI;Sas Dc
schrJ J Baymorc, Bird. baltimore.
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Dirgo johnson, Portland for New York,
with mdse and passengers
Steamship Nereus, Bearse Boston for New York, with
mdse and passengers to Dimock.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York,
with mdse and passengers to Ferguson 4 Wood
schr Edward Everett Cray Welchpool Ns, via Glon-
Schr Acken, Hood, New Haven for New York.
Schr Salle Burton. Palmer, Stamford for New York.
Steamer Delaware, Smith, Fall River for New York,
With mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship DlrIgo. johnson. Now York for Portland.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION, /
WHITEsrONR Ii, Dec 30-7 Pm.
There Is decrease In the quantity OF drift Ice to
port from this section. Throughout the day of the
Sound steamers were obliged to slacken speed ap
preaching the huge foes and for hours obliged to
butt against It before they could effect passage.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
sHOPLIPTERs IN BROOKLYN.

Detectives Corwin and Finehout OF the Central
ONCE, yesterday afternoon arrested two plainly
dressed women, who gave their names as Kitty
Flynn and Mary Ryan, on the charge OF shoplfting
on Fulton street, Brooklyn. The oficers watched
the women. and finally one OF them-Mary Ryan
was observed stealing pair OF shoes In White
houses store. between Johnson and Tillary streets
Botn were then arrested and locked up In the
Washington street police station. The shoes were
lnAa m Dun
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
FrancesOa Lucca. .

BY advices from Italy we are informed OF the
death OF one Of the most celebrated music pub
fishers OF the Kingdom, Francesca Lucca, who ex-
pired suddenly In Milan. He was born at Gre
mona In 1902 and was originally music cngraver
In the house Of RcOrdi.