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tenz uno &iu.I Saa i'm eroBen 5aaIe Der ~Sielu.Ai
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IN MAIDEN
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-18
Rgr Sine Icidhte SloRfteuun9 BEL

fhle6tem Wetter peraniaBt, wenTl oas
Spitem auBer Orbuung 1T, oft cine hart
nddl9e grtdltung. Der oamit p~erbunbene
Suten rei5t bic 2Hn9e unO entmidelt, welln
nan nidt prompt einifreitet, baufig cine
Aeigung sur Subertel : SilOuug. I'm oieie
@efahr gu permeioeu, ~iolten bic nit @rfdls
tuns Sebafteten iid iofort On Or. 3. SaDue's
Srutl6iemittel (Expectorant) balten, uelde8
ben Suiten 6alb LOFT uno rabifal bebt, bic eute
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Dnrd SrGftiSung bes Batlenten alle SeiOr9'
niiie 6eieitist. SIS 1T alerwGrts gu baben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-18
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bdlt bente, ben is WidrS, in icinsm Sereinslotale
"Stass9ale" Gin San5trdn5hen ob, Do;u bic Ifit-
9lteeer ireunoIi BIT eiraeiaren fDsrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-18
beits. @isbsrberasuer, ben IS &c n.

belts G~ieberberfeGer, ben 80 laHtasen.
Dittern," fu6 in SebermannS Nun6e.
Dieies ~fretipiqise, nit lauter StiHme ges
l6ehenoe annonciren in beFier, ais ole Be.
.Sablte 4upreiiungsn, 3u benen bic Giseuthis
nner gefdlidter Bitterer Qreifen miiffen. Gs
tragt cine utgciufte Ser3lidtcit an ffl,
Nellie Dem 3uh6rer bon ieIblt bic reber.
Seugung Der @abrheit bei6rin9t. aber es 1T
cine poblbetaunte Gbatiade, baB bic @igeH-
Thinner Ses .Ylantagen 8ittern"
iid ME auf 3eitungs-BuHereien uerluiien ba>
ben, nm ben Grfolg eiaes 8rdparates fsit3u-
ftclen, bas ieiuee itaunlide 8eltebtbeit baupt~
iddlid benz aiiinollden 3eu9niife Der Sau.
ienoe peroanft, ipeIhe oas unermeBlide SUITE,
bas es i'm gan3eH 2anoe ben 9eioeuoen &C.
than, entlueber aus eigener Grfahrung o6er
ols Nuqen,eiaen feunen. ga. 9.71t&m.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-18
Vsetter .Reobadatuna amIz NRSr.,

I %0@4<<N WNN s29NWL1
Die oiseuoen8 Observation-Disclosures uuroen
pom 9rn Siram S. Benroo pom S~isnaI=amte 6ef
| 9rieassD epGrtenents llr Saltimore aenlaht. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-18

| S1eS Der Serbattun9 IN
| 3hli9en 0iitrifte betrua ON SaHftag 10
popon s megeu Srunfenbeit. SIN nitttlerel
Oiitritte tpuroen p YerloneD perbaftet, mo-
BON IA pegen Eruntenbeit unS lteSerllder
Setraseus.
- SIN iiSfiden Besirfe tpurben bon oor.
geferu abenb bis gefern firth IA, I'M ipeltlt,
den 8 Yerionen perbaftet, uno 9efern mad
fur3em BerbSre in ieuem II, III bielem 4 &c.
gen Grlegung Der iiblihen @elobnBe nebi
| Soften entlaiie1, bic 4ueeren eingeftedt.
Sbatti fetten. - @baS. W. Dol
ton unb Sames ". Somer, rpelde auseblid
ben o. s.. Nelion BON Der Sloop oStpalpe, "
bic an Smitb's @erfte liest, anseialen nnb
9elbla9etl batten, muBten Siir9lfaft flir lbr
@ri4elne1 Dor @eri9t ftelen.
--Sam. 9bomas, Elm Neger, Der tn etltenl
Soroele on VatbiraBe bic Sarbt9e Wtartba
Bomb Surhgepriiselt buttc, muBte Srieoeas'
biirsldaft itelen.
Dsssleidsu Sobn geat, 0eser, Der lei.
men Bruoer 9enrg mibbauoelt bate.
SEQ. Scott mnb Soiepb 9erman1, me-
gen an9eblihen ansrifes anf ben gte9er
TranciS Smitb BON Wr. 234, Durbamfr.,
perbaftet, iaben fids boz &iater Sasertp ses
fibrt, fpelher 6ermann bebingungSloS,
geott sesen nnteriuaunss 8iirsiaafl ents
lieB.
- Sohn $. 8ooneb tuurbe, neil er ieiner
Sater Wiihael 8oonen in Scr. 20, 4lbenlarle.
StraBe, geidlagen babeu ioa, po!i;eiliA er.
grlfen, uno 8itter 9asertg iarote ben I'M.
geratbenen Sobn sur 1ntsriudung ms Ge'
fdnsniB.
Sarab Gorref, an CAT. 5trabe wobn.
bait, beftnbet fid ieit Greitag inter Der an'
ihuloignns, bic 8aiie Frances 3enrg Bor'
ret u%nbarmber3is seidlaseH 81 baben, in
3riminals unterinhuus, aber norldufIg 9esen
Biirsidaft auf freien 6iBen.
- Bernbaro Giameper neriebte porgetern
Abenb i'm Ranihe BEN Yoli3iien Einlotbeus
Sanlep nit einem Stofe mebrere S1lage auf
ben aopf. DeSbalb uerbaftet, iparo :er pom
8ifter Bel Jur nnteriaduns iu's Gefdnss
nib beoroert.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, AND THE FIRE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, IS;

WASHINGTON, NOv TO- 1872.
1t was to-day rumored that an effort might be
made in New York tomorrow to take advantage
Of the excitement to produce panic. This even
ing Mr.. Boutwell, teegraphed to the Assistant
Treasurers in Boston and New York to keep them
selves well informed OF all movements among
bankers and brokers, and telegraph him full par
ticulars The Secretary said 1t was impos-
sible for him to say tonight what he
should do, but that he would be ready tomorrow
to act as the needs OF the money market might de-
mand. 1t is understood that the insurance CON-
panies Of Boston and New York holding govern
ment securities as reserve capital may desire to
ofYer them TO the government for purchase, and as
far as can be ascertained the Secretary win be
ready to purchase on one, two or three days.
notice.
The President left for Philadelphia this afternoon
before the financial question had arisen.
Comptroller Knox does not anticipate any trouble
on the part OF the banks, but thinks they will go on
with their business promptly, and in the case Of
the Chicago fire, he did not believe there woul d
be any embarrassment in that quarter.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
-s.+.-.". -.ss.--....-
LITERARY HIT.CHAT.

M. HE'S, Professor OF Mathematics and Astronomy
at the Academy OF Munster, has completed, after
twenty-five years. labor, his "Atlas Coelestis
Novus," the fruit OF conscientious and persevering
studies, to which the great Humboldt did not dis
dain, in his "Cosmosn to pay large tribute Of ad-
miration. NJ. Hes having forwarded to Plus TX.
copy Of his work, through Father Secchi, the Pope
sent to the German savant silver medal, struck
expressly for the occasion, and accompanied by
most lattering letter.
THE THIRTY-TuIRD ANNUAL REPoRr Of the Regis
trar General Of England, just published, Is Of more
than usual interest. DR.. Farr, the distinguished
actuary and statistician, has many new tables in
teresting to those who peruse vital statistics with
more zeal than the last new novel, The death rate
Of the United Kingdom for 1870 was 22.9 per 1000
inhabitants, the birth rate was 35 per 1000
and the marriage rate persons married) only 10
per 1000. France shows death rate for 1870 OF
1885, birth rate OF 261 and marriage rate OF only
124 to the 1000. Austria shows death rate Of 292,
birth rate of 4O5 and marriage rate of 1914 per
1000 in the same year.
THE BOOK, "Twenty Months of the Presidency"
which Is just ont in Paris, under the name Of Ed
mond Texier as author, Is believed to be really
written by Theirs, or, at least, to express his
views. 1t devotes much space to urging the crea-
tion of second Chamber Of the legislative body,
and also the appointment OF successor 10 M.
Thiers to take his place in the event OF his illness
or retirement. The mode OF electing President
is also discussed, the author deciding in favor OF
the indirect or electoral vote as practised In the
United States Direct election OF the President by
universal suffrage would, he maintains, be pro-
Life source OF confusion.
THE Spectator thinks 1.-The Enstace Diamonds
Trollopes last novel, depressing story, In which
all that is coarse and base is painted with wonder
full talent in the manipulation.
M. vILLEMEssANT, the founder Of the Paris
Figaro has just published Memories dun Jour-
naliste,n which the Saturday Rerieo pronounces
very gosspy, very egotistical and very attractive
sAn actress might laugh over it till she forgot the
fatigues OF her profession; but moralst, like
Psre -Hyacinthe might preach very powerful SER
mons upon it II he chose to take texts from its
pages"
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
@eam-r. Sla. Desssaatso~.t O
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
AEKALD WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITE6TONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
9s Il s %d a.a a%s % msns
oss $s ssa s's ss%s assII sas CARA
s s9@s sas m fnm%% %Hss iiss
~ ss%fa III ns ps @
at & s Naona Gi the aaed ns
For several days had heavy head sea and strong west
mdss pS.s and e Cromwell Co Had strong
wS %sas snS SsHnah Nov
Steamship South caroiina, Becset Charleston Nov 7,
with mdse and passengers to Morgan 4 CO., -.
aSr sSs ESrars aasf steamshp w. M
Soro With Sdss and Passengers to the old Do.
mnion l,I , s,s,amship Co
nn nd SNe0 with mdse and passengers to the Old Dom
Steamship volunteer Bioodgood Philadelphia with
ship Douglass Castle (of Glasgow, Allison Annoy July
sSi with b sss sss sS
ne EQUATOR Oct lon 80 had strong westerly gales on
oe Ss ospf SoSa nps % w oS sn Ion
as css ssd IS Msfs 5 s l.
ascertain any other particulars
sAss and
sgae %aS srons n az s M W % BERMUDA from thence days
nl,2a Bark Peter n WaTw,6 sI csra Mes Rio "a
sSs 'S'ss
VIA s s' Il az
sSssy s1ySs
from thence is days with strong northerly westerly
sss Ss wsseTs j aa Ts
Co; had strong NNE and NV wnds been days north Of
Bark wsasn Laprdsep canagien - days with
% Bark has ses s'fGnf r M Ssssss yS posa
hfSsyy SIy and Ne
a. hs f cns TSGS and s wnss xs, % M
Brig Guiding Star, Freethy Fernandins 10 days with
antsr IN ct Had heavy gales from WNw to Ne os about
with Ss anRs
ne weather 9p I? Hatteras from thence days. with
JTMadge; vessel to Younss, Smith Co. Had ana Ne
schr Elizabeth Lee. Rose, Egg Harbor.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
msss "ns for York. with
schr Curtis Goodwin, Lewis New Haven tor Philadel
: sehr Albert Clarence, Freeman, New Haven for New
schr Guy R Phelps Smaller, New Haven for New York.
schr r SSnmders Smith Brdgeport for New York.
r Charlie MIier New Tave% 1Sl or xna
sn ntsa sss Ss for New
with mdse and passengers
Steamer Doris Young, Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Annie Collins r), Mcdonald, New York for Wind
sor, Ms.
schr Winner. Nash Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Adams Cabot Hoboken for Boston,
Schr Saxon. Abbott, HObokcn for Boston.
Schr Yosemite, Smith, New York for Boston.
Schr i Waterman, Hnkley, Troy for Somerset
schr NJ Brainard, Stephens New York tor Portland,
Conn.,
schr G Major CBr), Swain, New York tor Halifax, Ms
Schr John Griffin Auld, New York tor Boston.
schr r / Kenny, Wallace. New York for Boston.
Schr Silver Hawk, Chadwick, New York for Newbury-
port.
schr. Charley woosey, Thomas, Georgetown, DC, for
New Haven.
schr Mail, Mead, New York for Greenwich
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
Marine Disasters.

Island, Lord loading pcto1, Ms, for Aspinwa!
she caSn aSSnS 0ufneu S0V 0' ' explosion O p IN
WV M Mee from New York. at Hall
Liverpool put into Halifax Ms, Sth, having dragged
Sem ERrx and ANN ELIzAnErn, in going through the
Bucksport Me) narrows sth inst eollided, and the
had his arm broken and shoulder dislocated.
SEER WV slater TER from Boston for Beaufort, SC, put
into Baltimore 9th, with manmast sprung.
SCHOONER, supposed the Sea Queen dBD, WheIpley,
Cape st Marys Ns.
wine Shoals, Delaware, 9th.
me- SGy A @ not
with flour and other tug telegraphed for,
and went to her assistance.
and bark Lincoln B Murray, from Quebec at cacouna.
Miscellaneous.
Purser LII Young, of the steamship Gen Barnes, from
Savannah. has thanks for favors.
The purser Of the steamship South Carolina, from
Charleston, has thanks for favors.
yard Of Msther, the Al schr , Hszard OF the fol-
2nshes depth of hold Is feet carpenters measure
Notice 20 Mariners.
FNcLANp-sourn coAsr-ALrERArov IN OVERS LIGHT
he R%ss s Ss
s s5 to
IL @ order Of w s 81 s1.n na red 6 above
change has been effected.
scorLAsD-wEsr coAsr-rxEp LIGHT on puBn ARrAcH
ROCK.
the e
ed from Al on Dh Arc
Gin The light W viii Y Be xed light showing white ali around
RS aSoSa Mas weather
should be seen at distance Of ls miles :, 49,
ter Ths
Da & the rS% ~s
Position SO slo n, lone2w~ ~
10 seconds at intervals ofs seconds
SOUND IsLAy-ALTrRArIos IN LIGHT AT RUDHA MHArL
Also that on and e 70 ns Sgy @ 81 tns Sn a se
island Of Isay at the northern end Of the Sound of
Tie fixed light will be altered to show red
ward in westerly direction between the bearings Of
north Of Isay In all other directions it remains
"tf xii bearings % magnetic Variation "a 80 westerly
SS 0raer Of the IsA'AoSSSiss SSsEpM EGafa HENRY Chairman
Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington, DC, Oct 80. 1872.
SOUTH AMraicA-SoRTn CONFERENCE.-The NEAR
Commander perer d,iaatsrivc, of the French manof
war Laplace reports the discovery Of new bank near
ON August 10 is7a al PM anchored in 81 athoms,
bottom hard sand miles west q the bank on Aalaia
OF the essel struck in 1915 feet Of water hard sand
5 yards NE Of this place the soundines were 81 and
fathoms The bearings taken when anchored were,
Point Atalaia p FL west point Of Praa Grsnde o.
These bearings place this danger In lat 30 30 Ion II 20
OF Greenwich. The appearance OF the water towards
the w indicated even less depth ~ that diregtlop los,
sHoAL LuIz BANK AND san JoAo ISLANDS
wssn snSa ana f
o. s. lon 80 W. II has but fathoms OF water or ",
is very steep its NV side, having fathoms close
TO IT. , ..,. 49,. -.
Maranhao TO the northward. GO. ~ - ,,o,,
This n1dice affects British Admiralty charts NOS zVzn
1900 1905 b2s 1885, US photographic Once Charts nos -,
Al. ,,.,
By order of the Bureau of Navigation. -,
- r II WYMAN Captain L N Hydrographer
photographic Office, Washington, Do oct 20 1919
Whmicmen.
1rr,vea M San Francisco Nov TO- barks Alaska Fthcr
| James Allen Kelly and Lagoda, swift all oil New Bed
Sailed from do Nov 10, bark Trident Cogan, of NB fol
The ioowing vessels have arrived a SAN francisco
from the Arctic--
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. Ill A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEH,i
WASHINGTON, d. O.. Nov Ill A. NJ.
synopsis for the Past Ttcenty-,o,r Hours.
The barometer has risen in New England and
the Middle States, with generally clear weather,
light northerly wleds and Gains, but southerly to
eastery winds and cloudy weather on the Lower
Lakes and thence to the Upper Ohio Valley. On the
Upper Lakes the barometers are low, with fresh
southerly winds and cloudy weather extending to
the Lower Ohio Valley and on the Northwest and
Upper Mississippi Valley. Clearing weather and
northwesterly winds and occasional rain continue
on the Gulf and South Atlantic States.
Probabilities.
In the Northwest and thence to the lower Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys northwestery winds, COOL
clearing and clear weather, extending to Indiana
and the western Lakes by evening. In the Gulf
and South Atlantic states variable northerly to
southeasterly winds, frequent cloudness and occa-
sional light ram. on the lower Lakes falling ba-
rometer southerly winds, with cloudy weather and
rain. In the New England and the Middle States
diminishing pressures, winds veerng during the
day to southeasterly and partly cloudy weather.
The Weather In This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
phar armacy HERALD RuildinQ:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
CATHOLIC PARADE IN NEWARK.
Procession Prohibited by the Mayor
Excitement, but No Disturbance.

NEWARK, N. d, NOV. IV IoF-'
The Chaholic parade, which was to have taken
place to-day In connection with the laying OF the
corner stone of st. Joseph's church, was postponed
nv Archbishop Bailey on account Of the Mayors
order prohibiting bands In the procession. Tue
New York Gaowglasses ana some Jersey city So
cieties paraded however, but Chiefof Police Glasby
stopped the music The demonstration viii take
place on thanksgiving Day. Great excitement was
occasisned by the parade, which was regarded as
Cured.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
HOTEL BURNED.

CoopERsTowN, N. Y. Nov. TO- 1872
The st. james, Hotel was burned down last
night. The cause OF the fire was probably acc
dental. Loss about fourteen thousand dollars
Insurance $4,000. The loss on furniture is mostly
covered by insurance.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW voax HERALD.

LoNDoN-Sunday, Nov. TO- 1880 A. M.
dre broke out last night in the City Flour
Mills, on Thames street. in this metropolis.
THE FLAMES SPREAD
with alarming rapidity in and around the structure
which was first assailed, and within o very short
space OF time after its first appearance rendered
all eort to arrest its progress, at these particular
premises unavailable.
THE BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROPERTY TOTAL
The City Flour Mills building, the machine
houses, grain receiving stores Offices and other
buildings connected with the establishment have
been already destroyed.
THE FIRE Is STILL RAGING
at the moment when forward this despatch to the
HERALD.
FIREMEN AT WORK.
The entire force OF the fire brigades OF the city
are still employed on duty at the scene OF the
disaster. Water Is being thrown on the still nam-
Ing debris, and every effort is being made to pre-.
vent renewal and spread OF the fire In conse-
qdence OF the scattering OF the smoulderng debris
under the influence OF the wind, which is variable
and rough
THE LOSSES
The actual losses are OF a very heavy amount,
but at this hour idea can be formed of the total
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
CALIFORNIA.
Disagreement Of q Jury on o Murder
Trial-The steamer Dakota Not Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, 1872.
The jury in the McCauseland murder case could
not agree upon verdict, and were discharged by
the Court. The Judge will admit the prisoner to
ball tomorrow.
The steamer Dakota, which was reported as lost,
has arrived at San Deigo, where she put In Tor
COAL She reports that the vessel was partaiiy us
abled by o flaw In her shaft.
The steamer Montana arrived at San Diego on
tho same dav.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
Died,

Died.
HowARD.-At Portchester, N. ", on Sunday
morning, November 10, II. DEARBORN HOWARD,
aged 80 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TFOr other Deaths See Fourth Pdge.1
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
SHIPPIN NEW S,
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestone L. and the sames
now open for the transaction Of business
This line will be found Of great service to those having
with vessels passing to and from the SOUND and
every facility will be given to merchants and others 10
communicate promptly
As there is other tecgraphic communication with
whtesonc, the Herald Line viii open FOR all business
private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established =
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten verds
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message OF twenty wcYds or
less be delivered board vessels of whestonc, one
dollar; ave cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES.
Herald Offce corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No l East River
Herald Branch ONCE No 1855 Broadway
Whtestone Dock, Whitestone. III.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
BELOW.

Brig Emenc, from Yarmouth Coy pilot boat Fish,
NOD.
Wind at sunset 8, light.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from 8 A. NJ to r. NJ;
On Sunday from to T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

A SILK Hat Expressly Adapted for
young about changing the stiff Derby cap for the
more manly Hat at ESpENSCHEIDS. llS Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
GUILDHALL GREETINGS.

Distinguished Company at the Municipal Din
ner-Premier Gladstone Absent-complimsnt
to America, United States and Gen.
tral-Lord Granville On the Geneva
and San Juan Arbltrations-
Americas Greatness Eng
lands Greatness"
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

Burnett's Miniature TOilets.-Elcgan nt
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing compete
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmantcau ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
,xha
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ONce
wis. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

Average temperature yesteruay :......... 435a
last year. 4sss
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

Insurance stock Wanted.-Parties Have
ing the to sell address, stating price and amounts
TERRY, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11
FIRE IN LONDON.

ssgie1s Conhsgration in the British Metropolis
TAs City Flour Mills in Flames and De-
sroyed-scsnes In and Around Thames
Street on sunday-The Fire Bri-
gadss Fail to Master the Enemy.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

Knox's Fur Display.-Winter Having
arrived Knox makes magnificent display of Ladies'
Fancy Furs at his popular Hat store, 2l2 Broadw%
BUYERS OF Hats and Furs must not overlook kNOAHs.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

NicOl, Davidson d Co., -
CSC Broadway factory No Great Jones street % n
turers OF FINE sILvER-PLATED WARE gooa r.,,s ~. -
years SERVICE offer large assortment eitncr ~ "
sale or retail also China, Glass and Gas fA'ai's
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

aIron-Clnds,' y Winter Shoe for Gcn.<i
stlemcu and boys CANTRELI, 2il Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

A.-ROyal Havana LOttery.-Prices Re-
duced J. b. MARTINEZ CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street,
box 4 685 Post Office New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

Royal Havana Lottory.-Prises -, IN s.a, -,
order 1cd Information frnshe hsaosn N SSai a.
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR 90, oauSs'SS w" -
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

A King Among Cough Remedies iS
Cases mpound Syrup of Tar; price, 25c Jc and 81
per bottle A. r. CASE, proprietor, 482 North Second
The New York herald., 1872-11-11

A.-Cleaning and Dyeing, E. LOrd'S
Offices best in city GO Broadway, Bcecker street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28

that there having been enough to show those on
board the -AsrG1a, at all events, that the steamer
had come in contact with some vessel, she (the
steamer) ought to have been stopped until il was
seen whether any-and il any what-damage had
been done The great contest, even on this branch
Of this case, however, wa-ss 70 the question OF fact
whether those on board the -NtraiG had, OF had not,
sufficient knowledge that there had been an actual
collision With the barque. The evidence and portion
Of the speeches were taken n March last; and the
addresses were now resumed and ooncluded--Thei
Honors reserved Judgment
In regard 10 Kidnapping in the Pacifc, in the
British Parliament June "A, Lord Kimberly con-
cluded a speech on the subject in the following
words:
lie trusted that with :he help Of the China Squadron
sufficient force would be on the SPOT to prevent such
crimes being committed IN future. The force in
Australian waters at present consisted If SIX steam
vessels Of war, four of which. assisted 10y three or
four sailing vessels, would be employed in preventing
the Kidnapping Of the natives. The Government
trusted that they would be much assisted in their
efforts 10 check the abuses Of this traffic by those
who had set up q government in those Islands, and
who nsTe HOlo recognized as the authorities Of FgL
Earl Granville. in reply TO a question put by the
Earl Of Lauderdale, said her Majesty's Government
was in communication with foreign Governments
with reference to this subject.
1t viii be seen from the remarks of Earl Kimberley
that he. at all events, thinks the Government Of FIJI
has been recognized.
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