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Wilmington Market. y
MARINE NEWS.
ARRlvED YESTERDAY. 9
Br bark wentworth, Robbins, CIV Point, ys-si va

Br bark Wentworth. Robbins, City Point, Vs-o |:
days. Ballast. 10 master. r,s., al. ~,
"a 'D days. Birthstone. s on 10 ISs W ? Hsii. Hii
schr Ellen, Scarpa, from Ccnpahee. 20s0 buAh- {
els rough rice. To W O Bee q co. a't+ IN" .'oii
Schr Emma Baker. Rumley, from Back River.a
schr Sarah We Oh, Ptgott, from BACK River. .2o0oo
bush, Is rough lice. TO K Pringle d Son, III -
schr Ann Dess, aarbatu. nom West Point Z
Mil. 225 tca rIce To W U Bee d co, Stoney = |.
IS sIoop t Lalls, Il a -~, from wadmalaw. bass
sea island cotton and 600 bushels cotton seed 10,
W A Boyle. - ~ ~ =, is.si!HiiD
Boat from Toogoodoo. sbags sea island cotsl
Boat from JUhn's Island. 3 bags sea Island eot-l
tDn. To Oolcock d CO. rs,-, 80, ..sela
|: Boat from CHRIST Ihurcn. 1obags sea island COT
ton. To Stoney 4 Lowndes. .,,,. ,s, &. Z, !,
Boat from Hawaii. Z bags sea island cotton. !!
To st ney d Lowndes. ~ f's- .hHiish
Boat from James Island. II bags sea island
cotton. To St0ney Lowndes. 20 M aIt
Boat from Robtaw. 2bags sea Island cotson.f
Received IRON 0nisolm's NIL. is tcs rice.5 70
] Colcock e co. ~, :Ftft,...l, !:
CLEARED YESTERDAY. 81 ~6j5 Ki,!
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett New York,
Wagner, Huger & co, W A Courtenay. iaggk.
Br schr sparkling Wave, 6scker, Mverpooi-lAr
sclr allderslseye,, snaIler. New Haven.ii
Conn, via Jacksonville, Fla-E F Sweegsn.s
scnr Mary Mangsm, Bainbridge, Bsracos-0,.
Bart & CO. -
SAILED YESTERDAY. 49,.
schr Mary Mangsm, Balnbridse, Bsracoa. i;rlI.i
FROM THIS PORT. :. >ttgA
schr Femerick, Daisy, at Jacksonville, Ho-t
yember ID. l2st
schr F & Hallock, Tyler, at Jacksonville, MOI
yember 16. - .fl.: :. u laGr
schr A E Glover, Terry, at Jacksonville, Novem.
~ " CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. - w.. !,
Steamship James Adser, Lockwood, at NeH:
York, November %. ..iI
Steamer 3 81 Reker, Almers at Norfolk, Eo-
% so6r 4 Elmer, Corson, at New York, Novem.
ber 10. "l''N"
SAILED FOR. THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, from New York,
November Fl. .t,.I So .yr.f)-
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N6EDICINE CHESTS,
W Physicians' Saddle Bags :
AhA Pnysictsns' Pocket Cases ] -.
Electric HachiDes-
ror cola nv DR.. q. BAER,
No. 13l Meeting street,
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Interior Cotton Markets. ].


''1 - 4N''~N CiMDxN. November %.
The market has been q lite active for the past
week. The sales amount to Sss bales, closing at
at l7Hc Ior niddllngs The shipments fort tho
-''-o MACON, GA. November 10.
There was marked improvement In rece1pss
TO- day, though they were far below Waat tne
average should be a. this season OF the Jear. Tae
market closed active at 17Xc for LtVefpeol MID
dlings aud 18c for New York mi6dlings. Tne re-
ceipts to-day were 504 bales; shipments 417; Bales
$50. ,..-,.g. .-
COLUMBUS. GA, November N:
Market nrm; ordinary l6xsl6kc; COCA otol.
ary II; low middling Tx; mtddlng Fxc' Salea
Al bales; receipts 2i7; shipments 8o2.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November ".
Market frm to day ordinary l6c; good ordinary
16x; strict good ordinary l7xal7H; low mlddllng
l7Ki mlddling 17xsl7K. a.! !
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. November 90.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures quiet and active,
with sales Of $40 casks at 64Kc per gallon for
Southern packages, - -
RoslN.-strained has declined 15 cents on last
sale. Sales la'e yesterday evening and to-day OF
1900 bbs at s3 35 per Dbl. 3! - q
CRUDE TURP ETINB.-Market quiet and uu-
changed In price. Sales Of lit bbs at 50 for hard
and s6 for yellow dip aud virgin.
TAR.-sales Of II bbs ut So so per Dbl. Market
steady. i5'.i,ti.a
CoTToN-sales Of 21l bales as follows: 40 bales
at ls cents II at 1sx, (Peeerl at lSH and 16o at
II, Tx and Tx cents per pound. Atf, Jpn,
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rhe New York Rico Market !

NEW YORK November2o.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market n Iaa iataei
nnter hnt nrices bold their own and rule STEADY:
We note sales OF 200 bags Rangoon at 7a71c, ana
40 ,ierces Carroll Ia ut 7xa8Ac.
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we're as follows

Total increase 70 dste.' o-.,r-.
The arrivals of cotton at the chtef Soutnefn
seaports from November IA TO November TO- ls7z'
inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as ioi'
lows:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Page for other Local Matters.
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NoTE.-We have deauctea from New orleans
SO, Sol bales uplands. from Mobile SO bales up
lH; dB; from savannah 1877 bags ses Island sno
SEQ island and ssS bales upland cotton; being
the quantity received at those ports from Mo-
bile. Florida Texas and Savannah
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TOWNS.

stock or Cotton IN the Interior Towns
ut the Latest Dates.
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PORT CALENDAR.
KCoN's PHAsHs,
New Moon, lst. II hours, minutes, N orning.
First Quarter, 7Jh. 20 hours, 90 minutes. evening.
Full Moon. 18th II hours, 40 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 2Sd, u hourR. 20 minutes morning.
New Moon. 30th, lours, 16 minutes, evening.
2 NOVEMBER. ..s!s., sSN s,,rs SUS AooT U.T1p
18IMonday.... B..H 4..67 J 48 e..82
loITuesday...... U..36 4..68 S..4o 10..lS
20I Wednesday. U..36 4..6e 9..So 1l..8
9lIThursday 6..86 4..66 1o..88 1l..es
22IFriday ...-.. e..a7 4..66 u..3l l2..4o
2SlSaturday .... 6..38 4..65 morn Isl
AlSunday ...... 0..3e l..e6 l2..@o l..Is
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Comparative Exports or Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF Chs .rloston. from Sop.
tcmber I. 1874, to November 20, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-20
HORSES, CARRIA
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post oficc

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
0q H6 SssiRe 1Jcf fHDSu sSh f. our
no. liz and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue,
SALES OF yAf HoR Ts hod AS Sfyu CxRRrAeEs
c.r.1ooIEiyyE R ax TTESpAH mp F TRh SAW
ELEGANT PONY EsTABLisHMENT TEAM BLACK
Ponies hands high and years old kind and true In
they are warranted 70 trot mile in minutes very
stylish and pleasant drivers and warranted sound also
se FIRST has oL%s CUTTER SLEIGH WITH POLE AND
shss b TR SH kiR siH q RSrSp SduNrEER DAM
Star l5 hands high years old kind and true
all harness. free from wee; an excellent roadster:
gentle fears nothing and warranted sound also set liar
BAY PACING RSA RA TAsHs Nk kAbs nGT
die free from vice paced ia IS and can be al three
m ToP DEPOT ahS NV WAGON NEARLY NEW.
COUPE ESTABLISiiMENT-BAY HORSE, l6 HANDS
high years old kind and true in oil harness. free
horse also set Harness and
: COUPE, IN COMPLETE ORDER.
and true In all harness frees from vice last traveller and
sas m.sDs yn ssss
Roam MAIZE, isSf HANDS HON, 9 YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness. free from vice trots close
TO minutes excellent horse for general business pur
GRAY WORK HORSE. 10 HANDS, 8 YEARS; KIND
BAY PATCHiN MARE I5,s HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and true in all harness. good traveller and
hrst cln : w9rKer y, Also set Harness and
cHEsTNUT HoRsE. Is HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS
old oaS He 81 s %Sh
Several new and second hand sleighs
Top and no top Wagons ..w
Robes Harness, &C.
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ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAoz-Fourth. fifth and sixth
column ssIs%n
sS4sB AND
asss4a FOR sss....
BUSINESS STUNT col
s4a EEsE Hs4a7E 5E ss's"F
CLERKS a S65'8 saLEsMss-rwrrn pAos-rMrd col
S5QSHSss 2sD es.ssRsDs ssGghs sisnn r4o.
nA91a ig2Ia iIs8l r4c.vnn and sixth
s54i5a Esss Eassss.A COL
pAkoISa AoApEMIEs-szcosg rAe.-Fourth column.
BKY - LEY fq% AND us
Column
f4ss-sISs s sSs
~ s;s ssisns TO LET
SREscH IS'amP
HELP 0S wHX1srED-rEMALEs-rwrIrru PAsr-sccond
HELP WANTED PAGn-Fourm col
sS 5ss ssas:; ssssa and
HSSsE SoSss i ss.s%a r4s.you-A
ss ii . PEI.
Ese!qEE sS%sSszs sas.z5Eegsta column.
I0AE ,oTFi0EsT.PIasI PAds.ThIra column:
AACHINERY-SkCOND PAGE-Third column
NARBLK MANTELS-TwELrrH PAGE-Sixth column.
sEia ss!S41 PAGE.
MIscELI l Sa:Iis PAor-sxth column.
NV fasfh and sixth
PERs0NAL-Flnsr PAoE--First column.
fhoTRssioN1L sfTUATioSs WHNTiE.DIMMFEMALEs-
TWELFTH PAGE-Second column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ELEvENrM PAGE.Sixth column .
REAL ESTATE wANTED-ELnvrs1D PAcE-sixth col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-FIssr PAcE-sixth column
SALES At AUCTI0N-TvELrTu PAcE-Fifth and sixth
s1rUH cEIptaNas wANrEp-FEMALEs-Twr1 PAGE
sE:t sad ssSs9a
SPECIAL NOTICEs-F1nsr PAoz-Second column.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C-FIRsT PAcE-Second
THE TRADEs-TwELrrn PAGE-Tourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-sxcoND PAGE
Second column.
R rs
SECOND PAGE-Third column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, GC.-FlRsr PAcE-Sixth column:
TO LET-ELxvENrH PAGE-Sixh column.
VINES, LIQu0RS AC &C. PAGE-siXth column.
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DECEMBER 20, l872-TRIPLE SHEET.


EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
1% s ss sss, Saturday H
s.s,
lily sSm fort and cheaply as any other route line
sss,;STSS.y Dee
ssai1TS.S Ian .y1HT8PiA sss .,sy jan
ss ssarSayy Jam sss ssHIdsyy. Fss
rs s,s PAYABLE in currency ...
Cabins sSs ana 81 kssursi.s tickets slaO.
ceTs.es Lowest can be boushtby those wish
Apply At the % Is sso sGna Agents sssn
fR e.
s On
THE1 on PACKET ooMrASYs
..a %, s. .s.a,.R q. !. thursday D.,.n,., .,
r,., s.~,n .'sS hsrSouis and ha%Duis .A -.
rusnSSS4 ss payable T. Ypsa
n.
For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mali Steamers
SHY g ESaEsMHaf55kk TTsssasssy Dec Dec
t. CT nna pisr
Round Trip tickets a low rates "'sO"''a' 0'.''
r. S Ss.sSH
ssasn orwy sq ana 20 as
''' 0''h'' information 's66S hS 4SISRrss; once
| is Broadway New York
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
Sailing every Wednesday.
M M4fsSdHSTTAN rrSs Sr Dee ~
From pier u North River. :. :, :
Cabin sse az SSs ;'sfTsss
D germany will %ffL l P auYyos 20 Broadway
WaSSs SSsH APP
Sailing ysspoo
AZ sssarS.y bsss%ess ss sssr n
ss:!sssssy !i:ss:sE i -
the white Star dock Pavonis Ferry Jersey City
combining safety speed and comfort ''-'S''
mSsS ss. %oss fns il
stewardess &C company the steamer.
wsSs & s cd ss
can now obtain seerage prepaid certificates $50 cur
SteS t. % az pants its
i
$ pif rnS Sss ks% Ys apply
SS OF 'a'ns issued 70 o0n'lnsna Psf1hKs Agent
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
h M SxSS Il HSTj4 NEW YORK AND
I sa sep h s No4 s4 % $ con
SiLEE pr PAnis. sarmoni..:..::... ssiSr$ay' Jan
PRICE OF H 70 sSHsT 81 GoH Rv qRasadns wns
Es GsS ss s e 9sas ssS ss
These steamers do not carry storage passengers,
ssH @
Dsss ssqs saa
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
s' sHs S;s%i
Srd ree at nom Bremen pier
ga Captain
soa to and Bremen
First cabin $40
Second cabln..... e
For freight passage "
| 2Bowlins Green.
" The british and North american
between sa Ssw Il fs CORK En- haT HbSsFpo''
9AAEEsRsA We'd ss %sa Jam
.CgBA wed Jan: i ISIS CALABRIA: wed, Jan, q
RATES o. $50 seo s and sIs gold
" sast, on Ts i Par m
e sisDe % @ eHs rSSs s. r"t
c c The 3 S An1ws 0sr
ireigh! and cabin passage apply at the companys office
No Bowling Green for steerasc passage at Ill Broad
way 'i'"'" D'n'e CHARLES @. F.ANcKLYN, Agent
NATIoNAL, LINE or sT TIE e,-,,,,,
SSnr plss. and AsR so aaSEEreoI
GA ASADA wshssr w WSsdns;ssy Dec rs stdPM
ss%.s JAM
FRANCE SsSos H.
ERIN Lawson THEsE srExS ssiHTssy ARE sHn
THE p mansEsT is N and TIVE W. aarins
S sY nkY SFHHR IsE
III
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
s and S ~ nr s
GkEAI WEsTRRS, stsmper. ......... Thursday Dec u
Cabin passage. s7o currency - '"'' w. =
Parties Wishing ssSd their friends obtain pre-
For freight or passage apply to L. f. MORGANS SONS,
| 10 South street.
| DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND;
dra 8 A." ssTER ch ras By
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMpANYs LINE TO
I California Va i Fsnam and China
A''''" dreytown and Paeiae Gcas, Of Mexico. o.u
stcamcrs leave 10Th a0h and alti Of each month eS
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vxTANrED TO RRNT-rN BERGEN POINT OR VI.
wv cnity, small furnished Cottage, or Rooms and
Board, for gentleman and wife, on moderate terms.
Address ~, stating full particulars box 33 New York
POsf onlrS
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, &C. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for hooking BIRDS at b. g. D0vEf'S, No. Greene
street, near Canal
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SINGING CANARIEs,
"a Mocking Birds and all other kinds Of Birds, for
ton cheaper than any place in the city, at ls Canal
street. DAVID VENTEN.
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DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
III drafts for 81 and upwards issued at lowest rates
TAPsCOTT BROTHERS 4 CO.. So south street
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
J,2C5 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY.
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A NJ
I'LL !P. NJ. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL OF.
NJ AT OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

E'ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPoRL;=
from pier % North River of Murray street. daily
Sundays exceptedl NJ Tickets sold to principal
Inces. A p BACON Superintendent.
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IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF IMPORTED GOODS. J,
The Original Dollar Store 657 Broadway,
Cheapest place In the city to buy Presents.
Articles costing IS and - each to import, for ST.
1t is generally acknowledged that the Original Dollar
Store 66 broadway, Is the cheapest place In the city
to buy Holiday Presents
The stock Is well worthy Of examination. and pur-A
chascrs may obtain for One Dollar articles that cost from
IS 70 81 each 70 import.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
cheap at the old stand.
Everything In the Toy line at less than you buy
elsewhere.
All the novelties. =
SAMUEL d. WILSON.
73 Bowcry,
Just above Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Iroquois, now at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard, IS nearly ready for sea, nav.
Ing undergone extensive repairs to her boilers dur.
Ing the last few weeks. She is expected sail for
the Asiatic squadron soon the following is a list
OF her ofilcers:-Commander, ii. A. Adams. com.
mandng; Lieutenant Commander, +. H. Smith, ex-
ecutive oncer; Lieutenant Commander, Ii. @.
Nelds navigator; Leutenants. X. Il. Impey, II. X.
Baker and q. >. Davol: Masters, II. l.. Tremain and
H. 1; WOOD: Enslgns, q. y. llaroer, j. G. Wilson, IL.
Y. Davenport 4. ID. Boes and J. A. II. Nickels:
A. |. Magruder and J. q. Whitehead Paymaster,
o. A. MCDANIEL; First Assistant Engineer George
w. Ball; Second Assistant Engineer George =
Gates; Captains Clerk, Mr.. Rosencranz; paymas.
ter's Clerk, Charles n. nmick; Acting Boatswaln
Francis Butland; Acting Gunner John j. Walsh
Vice Admiral Rowan Is Improving daily. lie is
mucn better to-day.
The naval court OF investigation IN the case Of
Captain PTe,le. who commanded the blockade OF
Mobile ut the time the rebel steamer Oreto, alter
wards the Florida, escaped, has been postponed on
account ofshe illness OF the Vice Admiral
The gunpery practice ship Constellation fs Off
Alexa2nrIa waiting for the river 10 be clear OF Ice
before proceeding to Fortress Monroe, whence she
Will sau on q cruise TO the Westtndjes.
IL IL reported that the naval court martial lately
convened 10 try the Of Captain stevens mas not
vet been dlsbanded and mat further cases OF
offences against naval regulations are 10 De Drought
On the adjournment OF the court Of inquiry Ia the
case of Captain Prebie, the Board OF Onlcers, OF
which Vice Admiral Rowan Is President, VIII proceed
to Annapolis 10 organize the naval scp0O as recon-"
mended In the wee Admiraps report 70 the secTe
taTJ Of tho NaVy.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
PROBABLE HOMICIDE In JERSEY.

Bloody Termination of A Carnival of C0lOred
Folks-OnslauRht the Police.
A ball was held by u military company Of co.ored
men known as tho Wilson Guard, at ST. Johns Hail.
Jersey City, on Tuesday night. There was very
large attendance OF the brethren and Of the
colored persuasion, including delegation from the
Veteran Guard OF New York. One Of the latter.
named Charley Cooley. a resident OF No. 80 Pell
street, was accompanied by dusky Ange.
lima, who, 1t appears attracted the atten.
ton OF others than ner companion. Zeno
Garvin resident or Jersey City, let
fall some expressions, about five O'Clock yesterday
whether true or false. were calculated TO fire the
African blood. Cooley called Garvln TO account,
ana fierce tussle followed. Garvin fired re.
vOlver at Cooley, the charge lodging in the
latter's neck. This charge was the sig
mai for q general fusllade, which proved
that many men IN the hal! came provided with re-
volvers. Officers Eaton and Sterling happened to
arrive at this juncture, and no sooner did they
dertake 10 arrest the Offenders than they were
set upon by furious crowd, the women scratching
them like panthers. Fortunately for the Oficers,
Eaton managed 10 extrlcate HIMSELF and he ran to
the Central police station, which situated only 200
yards distant. squad Of police, led by Sergeant
to ward on bayonet thrust aimed at
Sterling, who was about to succumb to the fury OF
the yelling crowd around him. Garvin and fellow
named Harrison, who was found brandlsning q
revolver, were arrested and IN the meantime
Cooley had escaped to New York. Almost exhausted
the Fifth precinct who had him removed to tho
Park Hospital. ALI efforts to extract the bullet
were unsuccessful ana the injured man 10 o very
serious condition.
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A BOGUS RESURRECTION.

A decidedly grave subject has been made the
medium Of somewhat startling Joke, by which a
gOOdly portion Of the community In Tarrytown.
Westchester county, were led to believe that corpse
had resumed vitality when about being lowered into
the grave. To magnify the hoax, some enterprlsing
individual precipitately placed the bogus resurrec-
ton story at the disposal Of the Associated Press
and as consequence, the highly improbable cir.
cumstance was scattered broadcast by the newspa-
pers yesterday
1t appears that homeless wanderer, named John
Engiew0Od was found dead at place called Hall's
Corners on Tuesday morning, and alter an inquest
had been held the remains were taken charge OF by
Poormaster Alfred Lawrence for in.erment When
the latter had deposited the body OF EnglewOod IN
the receiving vault OF sleepy Hollow Cemetery, and
while returning home with his wagon, he encoun-
tered hall-frOzen vagrant named Patrick
Glenn, recently discharged from the county
jail, and who was without food or shelter.
This subject Lawrence took into MS wagon, with
the intention or seeing that his immediate wants
were supplied on their arrival at Tarrytown. some
OF tne nelgnpors. on asking the P0ormaster where
he had found such cadaverOus individual re.
ceived the Jocuar reply that she had Kicked him.
self out OF the coffn" At perceiving the Joke
Glenn assisted IN carrying It OUT, surprising the
gaping crowds who fi0cKed around TO contemplate
one whom they thought had arisen from the grave.
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PUGILISM.

Mike McCoole, the ST. Louis puglist, and Tom
Allen recently had some hard words, which resulted
IN McCo0le Offering to fight Allen for $1,000 side,
near Kansas City. Tno amount did not suit Allen
at the time as the latter wanted to stake g. 500.
Since then 1t seems Allen has changed his mind. Ior
packers in New YORK, stating that ne Is ready to
fight McCOOle for 81, 900 SIDE IN TWO MONTHS fifty
miles IRON st. Louis. II McCooie won't fight Allen
Is ready to fight any man IN the world for from
$4,000 TO 5000 side. Allen further says that II
Mace Is not able to gee on match with O'Baldwn
he Will light the latter within fifty miles of st.
LOUIS for as mucn money as ne tO'Badwin) can
raise. 1t Is evident that O'Baldwin don't want to
tight Mace, and there may be O chance OF Allen
and 0'Baldwin coming together or Allen and Mace.
Allen means business, ana no DOUBT he wants to
get on a match Win some 0ne-PHts6urg Daily
Dispatch, March 8.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Marc

FORTRESS MONROE, March 4. 1872.
committee of the Board Of Managers OF the
National Military Asylums, composed OF General
Thomas O. osborn, General Lavender and Judge
Hugh L. BOND, were appointed to investigate the
alleged frauds at the Southern Branch, Hampton,
Va, while In charge OF G. A. Raymond. Generals
Osborn ana Lavender arrived here few days
since, but Judge Bond did not put In an
rather informal affair, anu 1t Is feared IL will
amount TO much. IL Is understood that the Board
OF Managers will hold meeting on the 7th inst,
when the report OF this committee will be laid before
1t ana some action taken.
Major General william F. Barry. President OF the
Artillery Association, Army or the Potomac, while
preparing to leave for Providence, X. H. TO attend
the meeting OF that society on Friday last, was
taken suddenly Ill, and though his illness is not
considered dangerous, 1t wnl be Impossible for MIN
to he present, as anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
FOOtlight Flashes.


S0thern b acting David Garrick In Baltimore
Colonel I. AMston Brown Is filing his starring
tour.
Dominick Marray is playing an engagement in
Cleveland.
Charles Mathews win play an engagement in
Philadelphia next week.
The goat Alexis, lately performing at Nibl0's Gar
den, fell from the horse on Saturday afternoon last
and broke one OF MS legs.
Augusta Dargon, late leading lady ct the vari-
eues THEATRE New Orleans, plays star engagement
next week at the Captol, Theatre, ALBANY, N. Y.
Lucien Barnes, manager OF Trimbe Opera House,
Albany, and Jonn I; Meecn manager OF the Acad-
E. T. Stetson, with his sensation drama OF "Neck
ana Neck" Is at the Opera House, Troy next week.
He returns to California In september, playing nrst
ut Salt Lake City.
George Atkins opens In burlesque at the Union
Square Theatre next MONDAY, assisted by Minnie
Jackson most excellent artist who has not APP
peared IN this city since she was at the olympic
Theatre
Fred Lubn, having leased the lower portion Of
building 72o Broadway, adjoining Lima Edwin's
Theatre, Will open 1t early In April as first class
place or amusement with light and fashionable
performances.
The new piece, "Black Friday, to be produced at
NlblOs Garden shortly, and Of which I. MacdOnOugh
reported to be the author Is founded upon the IN
cidents III the lie OF the late James Fisk. well
xnown autnor anu OF more experience than Mr.
ton OF this piece. 1t Will be an entirely local piece.
The title Of the extraordinary Partisan sensa-
tom which is underlined at Days theatre "Artt.
Gle A." very strange and fascinating play OF the
romantic amatic-cOmedy order. 1t has been
acted continuously at the Amblgu COmique, in
Paris since November 10, 1871 Mr., Roberts has
been three months preparing the scenes for Its pro-
ductOn in New York.
Miss Fanny Davenport, the charming Coincidence
OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre, mas returned from
flying visit winch she made 10 New Orleans. While
there she played Fanny Ten Eyck In ''D1v0rce" for
two weeks, and created $50 the New Orleans Times
says) 1.-THE first genuine sensation OF the present
dramatic season" At the last Saturday matinee
over two hundred ladies were unable to gain ad :.
mission. Miss Davenport Will resume her original
part in divorce" on the Tooth performance