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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-26

OLdI6Ss
Upward and Onward.
HUDSON, Oct. 25.-The horse epidemic
appeared yesterday in adjacent towns.
ALBANY, Oct. 25.-Quite a number of
horses are reported sick here from the dis
temper.
OswEGo, Oct. 25.-Only few cases of
the horses disease has made an appear
ance in this city. The towing companies
let their horses coDditionally. They will
not be held liable if any of the horses fail
before reaching their destination. The
shipments by canal continue large and un-
interrupted.
Rochester,
ROCHESTER,, Oct 25.-The horse disease
is moderated. The weather is rainy. Va
rious stables report horses much worse
than yesterday. The loss to business is
very great. The canal horses seem to have
the disease milder than other classes.
Buffalo Abating.
BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. 25.-The wet
weather caused the street railways to stop
running at O'Clock this evening. They
have but three well horses out of three hum
dred. All their stock has been worked
during their sickness. The disease is aba
ting. The bad weather forced owners to
keep their animals off the street to-day.
New England.
LEWISTON, Me Oct. 25.-SeVeral hun
dred horses are sick of the distemper, but
there are few fatal cases reported.
AUGUSTA, Me, Oct. "a large num-
Der of cases of the horse disease have ap-
peared here, only one fatal.
BOSTON, Oct. 25.-The horse disease has
acquired greater prevalence to-day, and
business streets except for the crowd Of
pedestrians wore Sabbath day appear
ance. In many instances oxen were substi-
tuted for horses in hauling heavy freight.
The large express companies, having sew
eral horses, continue to do their necessary
business, but many of the smaller ones are
compelled to suspend. Of 1,200 horses
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Rye.

The rye crop appears to be smaller by
per cent han that Of last year. The
quality generally is good though slightly
below the average in New Hampshire, YER
mont, Massachusetts,, New York, PenDsyl-
vanis, Maryland, South Carolina, Ohio,
Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri.
Undesirable Immigrants.
The attention of the State Department
is now being called to the abuse constantly
persisted in on the part of petty German
States, of transporting their pardoned muir
derers and highway robbers to this country.
1t is urged that the Secretary should inter
vene to promptly arrest this practice.
Southern Claim for a Burned RaDtist
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WASHINGTON.
The Biggest Corn Crop Ever Known.
The small fsrafn Ceusus.

SAAAsAAA NOAAoNAoe
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The corn crop
according to the statistical report of the
Department of Agriculture for October
promises to be one of the largest the coun-
try has ever grown. Only five States re-
turn less than an average condition, viz:
Delaware, 80; Maryland, 81; Virginia, 90;
Florida, S8; and Arkansas, 81. Rhode Is
land is placed at leo and every one of the
others are above, viz: Maine, 1OS; New
Hampshire, no; Vermont, 11S; Massachu-
sets, 102; Connecticut, Ill; New York,
LOG; New Jersey, l04; Pennsylvania, 107;
North Carolina, ITO; South Carolina, 10S:
Georgia, los; Alabama, LOG; Mississippi,
l12; Louisiana, 124; Texas, 12l; Tennessee,
101; West Virginia, los; Kentucky, 1l2;
Ohio, ITO; Michigan, l04; Indiana, 10;
Illinois, 11O; Wisconsin, los; Minnesota,
los; Iowa, l07; Kansas, 112; Nebraska, 109;
California, 104; Oregon, 103.
The average for all the States is 108.
The November returns will give the aggre-
gate product upon the total area.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-26

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Gov. Parker, ex-
Gov. Randolph, Senator Stockton, and
about two hundred other leading Liberal
Republicans and Democrats, met in Jersey
City to-day, aud made a careful canvass of
the situation in New Jersey. The gentle
men represented every town in the State,
and their information embraces every school
district. Their figures show that Greeley
will carry the State by over 1900 sure, and
nrnhahlV 3 900 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Ap,sAs H. uyLLEa, AGc.i0nesL
EXECUTORS SALE
81 VALUABLE LOTS,
situate
EIGHTH ST. NICHOLAS, AND ENTHAvE5 THB GOULR
YARD i.3D, I&iTH. I25Tn I2JTH AID
MASHATTASSTs.
ADRIAN r. MULLER P 2. WILKINS Z 60.
vii sell II Auction,

OF TUESDAY, MARCH ..
At p O'Clock AZ the EIcinse socm Broadway BY or,er Of the
Executor and Recurr J.me' waiter ieeesse
~ LOTS comprising block bounded By the Eighth AID S.
SlcboasaTe, 1924 and iZit-st'
10 LOTS in the block bounded by 1891 l2b and Mnh'an
st. Nicholas and NilthavcA
SIX LOTS east size Of Nlth commelcns uoFe' corner
Of I25thsL
POUR LOTS south .Ie Of i!6ths, 10 ee east o'Nabavs
FIVE LOTS on Ml1batau-s between Nia,h AID TnthS7ea
SEVEN LOIS at the Junction u Manaaln and l2;:hsta
one LOT northeast corner Of ts Boulevard AID Fans.
The sboy,desebe Lot, being ilHel,e vsy q the Morn.
pssde Park and rDus tie Plss formed by Hevaye ST. Rich
ossa7e Maubsu 2 and 2ihs ard BY Nnths7e N'nlaiag.
ard ll5tb St. are db located anl raItly j. 1sla,
TRRMs-sevcnre yer cert q the pushss oney MAJ renal, On
Bond sDt hof.ase
SALE PEREHPTORY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
THOMAS Il. WAITER Fr-e-tor,
nAEiIaI l. YAJTaT .,.a,dL
Oftbe Estate Of JANE, Il WALTER, deceased
Msrs the Office ofthe Arc'osser.. C1sp
sRPH BOUNTY, si'us'ei a. Astoria Long Island C.,, ls'Hg
been withdrawn from pr yats sale. will be tby
j. Johnson IT,, Au.t.o5esr, -
public auction shine Office Of Josiah wilmer. Suns
Eca-tsrrsee, THURSDAY 18th tsy Of March, III
The properly - Bulg Lois With Bal rs 'r o'k al
wEn rev 6astre Go7c5ausnt works a;
pouniy for capitalists nye aud aose desiring TO ee, hsai
cauuo chi deg hfl oaoa Be " N M We" n me
Elst River anl within b, honr to faioa Nart b t' lines Of
pr is also accessible b Ninety .eosl, FerJ b. hors, ra
Ios Cm Ir fou:itst Ier TEN, hIre;sr S93 a1 my
b. had by March ~ the ole - NJ "AIANEl As'o u
a. tie AuciOuerrs Office, = Na.s.ust, y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Brnoklpu Real estate for Sale.

L'0R SALE-ln Brooklyn-ar bargains, Elc
i CANT brown HOUSES; my lo'ene.f inn ae POS
,es,on. :. EDDY L Co., No PartIA.e.
NATES-AVE.. Broolilyn.-Brick HOUSE and
" 4LOTS FOR SALE. at low prce properly nut oe sO
rutland & WHITING 5 Deeknarh
o. Enn FOR PLEASANT HOME:-Nice
- t,VOV Cottage. rooms. lot 5Iioo' large Pouryiou,
bocA from Gtt,-sTe brooklyn L.
ouire OF W. 4 FITCH. "a Brua.~av y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Nouscs an1 farms UGrteo.

WANTED to PURCUASE-A 3-story high
W soop hrck. tro~ls'e Ot 81 ri-rn e'nytr'' CON
rlete 70 ett lc. e.t F0ah AM g- -
It, and F,arl Sc7,.A yay fI Ien % Ge.of rll
q. IL. PlERaOE, Pse--.. v Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
iJropo5nl5.


CITY sCHyEY1R's OgFIcg.
Poog 10. i6. Cry EAtr, HHRFAyES, Pen IL, 1872.
H'EW-UANEN SEWERAGE. 10 con-
y IaACi ORiSEALID FROPystLj vii be received BY the
IN , until y ociocs WEDNESDAY, Feb. 30 1872. for
- .V1ry - Derby aud Nht4eraGea ClapC Crown Fra3k
In II 'alta Lo.csi, 671ss., STATE, s1c 81 J2ln-''A
Tie work " e.
IC5 hu. Zee. .incI Brcl Sever.
4llu.f ., Iji-ca Brcs Sever
100 lia. e. % ircl BECk S.g..
ROO lie. .rt 3)ilel Brick Sc
go 10. 2lsE,h Pipe or brc. Sewer.
100 I'm. feet l8iuch Pipe SrN-A
$500 liu. feet l5iE.h =. e Sewers
2IO lr. feet i2-.rcl PIP Sever.
necessary cyet, CT h AID receiving bicn n2nho &C.
BIS accopenie loEd gwen resi- eui eeLoder %
certificate odpys w e C Irure- Of uesotate Lohds to TIE
Srfsoas ,ud b,uL o Of pposa be lad application
at tits once. 80
CHARLES & FOWLER, City Surveyor
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by
- School T.us,e Na-.eenh ward tho Ofce Of the
tie Dsr.ner q Puzzle lnstrron eoraer OF Grand and
WEDNESDAY, 'h Ch day Of March. 1874 sIl until
ocack LAY, tie Drsss. ard oher Furniture
requd Grammar School Fy ssyenhpI Third
Az
Proposals will also the time and psee for the
Heating Apparatus" required for saii 3c5OoL
Specifications O1 Of the Suenntennt o. build
rgs and Repairs, No ~ Grand st., third floor.
Two ard approved sues will lie required from the
crs bllsT Proposals vii lot DO considered unless s1fees are
nsmel
all Of the proposals
o5eed PETER EWALDr
TIMOTHY DAILY lp.srlof Cebool Trutse,
JOIN bUELlSNOS Si,etesltL ~
ROBERT MCCAFFERT1, ' '
THOMAS PEARSON,
Dated Feb. a. 31l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
> tTH DIVIDEND.
5Guinqs Banks

CHARTERED BY TIE
y UNITED STATES
TEE PREPNNAS's SAyISqz ASp IRrsr COsPANt'
4 National SdriHQs BIrt
.e'f 80. lg5 BLRECKKR.sT, NEW YORK.
ivTTREsT thirty days desired Six Per Cent COMPOUND IN
.eIc Certificates ssuel Letter. Of Credit for travellers Issued bt
ntsrs. Accounts strictly aud eobieuA Deposits pG W
yvyp m Interest d.. pad h cheek T. parties out Of the
$1,000 se5d fsr creuaE SAM l. HARRIS, Manager.
JoHS J. ZUILg, CASHIER
GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
" Corner Hfybfhst ar IG471'3Ye oc, c.o o.,
Assets Jan 1919 i'CO5'OoV %
Amount dge GeDOstos Jan. l. l572.... 81 ,J595lZ ~
Interest cred Q depositOrs Jan J lSiI. 2isi5 ~
S.rlEs W lla. J. lsi3,,,",'..''''' I''s'i !"
sI,O6o,G5O 81
Interest o. s cent S be p,d On al o.
ros {. from The s Of earn End every molth . , .-...
CEAELEs SCHATFSEE. IHElSllAN bOHNAhIH,
SerTr.sry and Treasurer. President.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye.,
corner Forrteeu Cent Interest paid Ell sur from
IS b. 5000 Deposits before Mach viii draw Interest
foz March Assets s2bss2Jl r. Surplus sIl5,'5' H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

HUGn n CANP Alcisleef. . ,,,,
WILL SELL the following described REAL
" ESTATE aucca THURSDAY FEB - at Il O'clock at
The Exchange Saesroom u 80. III BToaWaI - o,,, -o
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on WOOSTER AND BROOMEbTA
SOUTHWEST CORNER O9 BR0OhB AND WOOsIEk-oTs,
No So WOost being 1874 e' on Woo,ef y - ies' on
Broome the build erected thereon 10, lirl5 feet
WDOSTER-sr. BETWEEN PRINCE AND HOiSION-sIS-
ouse No SIC Of lot 2SIlO Tie house
subssLtAl Jsi0Ty and basement bT.ck bglalg
TUESDAY, March s.
At I! O'clock At the EIehangs saoom No III Broad"y
~ ORDER OF HI SUPREME COJki.- ,r, On
THE VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY on EAST SIDE OF
SENESTli-AYE, BETWEEN THihllIHlhD AND nnlneL,ii,
FOUKTsTS-slIs u building OI95 iees Of ot sIlOO
feet . 49, -.
PHesL hNslV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Feb. 81. 1872.

EHw-YoRK, Wednesday Feb d. 1872.
The sale of tho leasehold premises No.
23p Broadway. corner OF Park place, attracted O
largo number OF prominent real estate owners 20
tho Exchange, this morning. The sale was con-
Quoted by Muller, Wilkins & Co., under direction
Of A. T. Hastings, receiver d tho Security In
surance Company. The property consists Of ye-sory
Mansnrd roof and elevated basement Iron building I'm
shod in superior manner with elevator steam heaters,
and cost the Company about s2GOOOO The land leased
from the General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen,
and Ali agseSsments This lease has 10 years 10 RIM from
May 1872 with covenants for tsO removals OF years
finally sold to the Knlckerbocker Insurance. Company
for $4,000 AT this price she properly was great bar
on Onc-bundrcdandt ySeyenth-st. for of
purchaser at the recent sale OF the Deyn Estate, who
failed to comply with the terms Of the sale.
James NJ Miller held partition sale OF Brooklyn prop
ery. Joseph MoG afro conducted Supreme Court sales
OF improved property on Donnick and Twenty hh-st3
Mcssrs. f. H. Ludlow & Co. sold by order Of the su-
house and lot No. &C MarOn-st and house and lot
West One hundrcdand twenty fOuTtlst. Full Getaiis VI
sales VIII be found below
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS co.
Sstor, iron bnng sol lease Of lot 2ao Broadway.
PARK pce known the Security ms Co. Binding" lot
Win Covenants for two renewals Of 81 wear, each ground res
"a 10 per snHGa taiS. ana a,s 90.
and 97th-s. 10 5575
BY L. II. LUDLOW 4 co.
istory brk house and lot No CO MaOn'i Prnos lot
House and 10. Sii rs Of Gia,t lot 25tio6i
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
252rCo slsLo lot Of above fronting 25th
4:toIy eIct and oi ahs ooaips above
aioiy 6ci Ioa sri c No Is Don1c st. 90 from nai.on
IT, lot Slo
AUCTION SAILS CT BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
syyl p S' n York s. ,se Of blot so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

fertnres aro flechnls.
nR LORDS LECTURES
~ IN ASSOCIATION HALL
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS a. ~
suiject, Tor remaining Lectures;
be
Chaemaguc Alfred ebrand Beckett Bernard Abes Chars ~
Boil G5dres Philips, WI an of Wykhsm hJekhne Leo
Tcssts for the " Lectures, o. Reserved seA's " -
NECHANICSAND TRADERS EXCHANGE
VA q Psrkp NsS.iork fet 20 -, ~.
this BIehaugr held this day Communication Tseve ho
B4cIlaye, Uuon was ref fred Committee OF hsson. az
statement made by MeG,meT resAo ~ he rs,ssw
Pi.terers Se etg referred Ciee Of fAsIcfes
COMMITTEES to REPORT 70 an 19ss9sH ISsRes ts.f,
tie 10 inst, at p N. VS. -, -, 80,
NOVELTY COURSE of LECTURES: .
~ aHSRY MARTYR SCUDDBR on Hirdus linda Hsns nas
Ni - ndn Woasn Hail. fOoA sn1 IsesV,
uri st. THURSDAY. feb % at ocOes
DEY- WIN. H. PENDLETON, ID. D., will dc.
Ia liver n, LECTURE subjee, JERUSALEM, hIImn -
WITHOUT" before the Eastern Braueh Young hens Chfssas
esos "a 0raatt. THURSDAY EVENING. Feb a. "'""">
All y invited. Young msn espeoal, --
CARAH F. SMILEY Of the Society OF FRIENDS
- viii PRgACH the Central NJ Charsh ssycea se N N
FourieeuIh ST. THURSDAY FRIDAY ard sVADAi F"@ -
an IS. stH pa
TINHE VETERANS Of the WAR Of isls ws -
MILITARY ST. 10 BsseT q sr,95sT ~ ..
noS.i G.a Gso WASN'T a6foN By ia'i.hes q n,' sTs
Col L.. Rssnesi n. a. No Carriages ssa M slfsoE.
VtaA COL AbS>l ~ lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

VIA Central Railroad one Pann Farm Of 10 aeTe' II
nj Is from depot SALE 10 RENT fon ffeneAo,
Houses: Cottage. 800 10 800 one 6ioeefY store Sh
rooms attached Anl House gLh fse I'm oIVp
attached minutes from station Also 10 RES ge H9u's y.
partly furnished and Farm - acre. good House 'Ioo'
pIeD! u oo'bUIIl 9, que I-e IIO IOH WI HAPIRRsON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Mem gersen Real estate for Sale.

EXECITTOR's SALE-Of % acres In Orange,
Ia Dro,srty OF TIE DANIEL DENARKST, about one nile
outside Of serarE from Owe depO Del W r.
house snd oltburg garden large and u IN abundance
ocston VERY splendid opportunity for Investment LoHe
proe sold before s5O0OI; cash 00Oj balance moIgig
and be REM Apply 20 j. DENAKLSI LIeca
No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Gorsc5, CarriGgee, fairness, &t.

forscg, Carnage, fairness, &,t.
A MAJOR G. w. BARKER, Auctionecr.
"a. GREAT SPECIAL 10 rRG. fI9sf SALE
or HIGH BRED TRDttltG HfOta,
r. AZ q. tAi r hoA -, ot =. 90 E.E
- rec, e,-r,. 5esI n te uo-t f,'iou,''r
ting Sti.as dEg5 Lroo4 Msr Co al -r' n re g.
Ire su-r u ssoa', Ger- COTS ari Pl, srsi u
e.olan L1aarl E'e, 'os-.esF' lac O4'S h4ep n-t'e
As, ,eqcr,I prcoi Mares. IN f,.I to sac.
I,d Is,5S, foo. Of tert e. 9os ,, r. arriving a. TIE Ta=o
49, y 20 T1la ltt,p,orr, rorr, PAy,
Ri AZ TiiE HIGHLAND EaIIoTAL BANH EB"ECRIA
,a:ens can be otia~i O: ii-I5e CTS ~ Aaiga Mart
ofCo. 4 H. TAYLOR FrorUo:)r Taga.Is Ora se Co., Ne l.
A THE FAMOUS and ELEGANT THOR
"a. oCGHDRbD TRICK sgALMcN
p, t, ,-,roa + c ao. ~ bi- VIII re vtta we ra,,il
IA lzh sa-3 Cd Is 0.to1: zion tie th tof,n
trick hor,e in America; e' - saii" H2rs ee' gu g3i'i y
.Ig5 Ss y Pj.sIy ~ At IL c- a. d. RKRR CHlsES
m v1rtl whore lie " 70 gale Circus 1el sDl
br,eters az invite! 70 a.ead Tie 'a.e ----
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides, aud Horse
ElqpneI reacraLy. a AOahAAa BIOS - h-H1er.-t
hAO' ala NELSON GUILD.
IYroer aad Of PINE HARNESS and sADDLERYI
have from the 5s,cTe5 frn[ ce;eg so to TIE
'TpoRTgD ESGLlSH T8sDtN. PAIR AYg .BRorGHihsAi
HtHEGss Lo&poS WHIPS ri ClhLQ% COY 1SD HIHS
GLvas. MAsaG Jus Or LONE L1PRobSs WHEEL
"a or goSi, are Of u, 1 sgc most p, orssr,hD,
ant GIr Of Eng 81 Nlp} a,a or h'" n ID ID b o,r uaroa,
an d: pislic ore rot sly ta,i'ei.
GUPERiOR Carriage HORSES, wei matched
- stB A. FIfCH5 stables No ljj Ea', Twenty odr'n'L
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Ncu-g ersep Real Gstale for Sale.
Counirn Reel Gsiate for Sale.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE OFFlCE.-Farma
~ DSehags. Country Sea BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED E
1y Property PROMPT attention svel 70 dc El1sol ai se
Parma II. ~ PIEnCR. h.. II PInn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Real C5i1tc 10 CEcbal1e.

ilea! C5iItc 10 CEcbanJe.
EXCHANGE, Orange, N.J.-liand3Omc House,
A. Barn, &c. 20 e-ctgs Tor Broo.'n rrof@fTi Tlh sl'i
$1,000 AI,o haui.ins Cot - one acre o n et Lct
eu on tie Cu.- RsroaL 70 ,xng for lone Brooklyn woIl
900 or s Gates G;eel;ye seca PLACES in b'oa
Geld ar Moatc.5 T Sale Exchange A. Giese Co. II Pe
"TINO EXCHANGE for Nebraska Lands,'
fine HOUSE containing Il ROOMS, laIgs s'ahe snd 10 o
oflrd fremont, worth about $1,000 Apply to LtOh ~ caAF
loG Broadway. ". S1l
WANTED to EXCHANGE-A small HOUSE
w South Irts fr larger one 10 Nla1aLuga Adl'e'a
r. c. Boz l26 Tribune Olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-20
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

COunabus' Claims to the Discovery Of This
Continent C0ntested-NIr. Maury's Papes on
Martin Behaim's Globe.
The American Geographical Society held meet
ing at the Cooper Institute last night for the pur.
pose Of listening to paper on Martin Behaim's
Globe, with reference TO the claims OF Columbus to
the discovery Of this Continent" by the
Rev. Mytton Maury, OF Fordham. After
the regular order OF business was gone
through with Mr.. Maury was introduced to the
society by Judge Daily. In opening the paper Mr..
Maury made q brief remark about the birth place or
the subject OF his sketch. or the original globe
which is now in Paris, he gave graphic and de-
tailed description. Behaim mixed with the real
geographical feature Of his work much OF the
romance OF his time. The coast OF Zanzibar was
@ ~ aosew ,sna a@
exhortlng the heather aroun1 It's base to Join him
under the banner Of Christianity. When we con-
sess the strength OF four ordinary Europeans we
cannot but admire the moral courage or the noble
missionary. A little way TO the east OF island
the indian Ocean IL represented a sea monster OF
exaggerated dimensions, with his head just above
ocean, on the globe, IS seen ship in
fun SAIL, and Immediately behind il, in
IL w open nee % o e
ship. The water is painted green, ana the land q
brownfsh color. with here and there green spots
representing the fertile spots on the earth, while
that colored brown is supposed to be sterile. The
tops OF the mountains are painted white to repre-
sent the perpetual snow covering them. When we
consider That Behaim's globe was finished in 1892,
years OF labor to finish 1t, we cannot be-
lieve that Columbus was the sole be.
lever In the worlds r0tundity or OF
the TACT that the Indies could be reached by sailing
westward. On the globe OF Behalm the West
Indies represented as East Indies, and what
Is now the United states Is. Called Asia. The
reverend gentleman concluded by summing up the
facts which go to prove that Columbus was not the
only mathematician OF the fifteenth century who
believed that India could be reached by sailing
westward OF that the world was round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-20

mitted to the Commission with such other Informal
ton as Is now In possession OF the government.
seamen's Outai-The Brooklyn Naval Hos
pitaI.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs mas agreed
to defer further consideration of the bill proposing
TO sell the Brooklyn Naval Hospital until the
opinion OF the Secretary OF the Navy can be OBJ
tanned. The same committee has agreed to report
favorably the bill introduced by Leonard Myers
allowing seamen to receive their outfit from the
government the same Is allowed to soldiers and
Marines
Withdrawal OF the Qunrtermaster Nominn-
lions.
The President withdrew from the Senate to-day
the list or nominations to colOnelcles lieutenant
colonelcies and majorlties in the Quartermaster's
Department, sent in nearly two months ago. assign
ing as the reason for withdrawal that q further
examination OF the laws and rules OF promotion by
tine Attorney General was desirable before further
Executive action was TAKEN This Is regarded as
decisive victory for the Officers with war record,
over those VINO have laid claim to the high places by
virtue Of having boon longer In service. without
regard TO the nature and value OF service rendered.
sumner and the s0reieads.
The statements so extensively circulated, that
Senator Sumner was to take SUCH prominent part
in the Cincinnati Convention, owe their origin to
Senator schurz, who mas been cOnspiring for sew
eral weeks past to invege Senator Sumner into the
movement. He had repeated the story "a con-
summation devoutly to be wished" ana creduous
Cheap Jack correspondents believed 1t because
Schurz repeated 1t.
Exports and Imports for 1871.
The following exhibit OF our exports and imports
for the calendar year 1871 is furnished by the
Bureau Of Statistics. The values are all expressed
In specie:-
Imports of merchandise ........... $572, SOC, 34
Imports OF specie ana bullion. 1885, 4l5
Iotal linpOrtS.... $5S9,9OS, lZS
Exports OF domestic merchandise. $445, 542 6a7
Exports or foreign merchandise. 4,7S9OO7
Total exports of merchandise. . $500, ssl, GA
Exports OF domestic bullion and specie. $685. 1892 $40
Exports OF foreign bullion ana specie.... 12,U09 l2S
Total exports of bullion and specie. s77,e41,4 7o
Excess or imports. 81 935, Gas
IL we leave out or view our imports and exports
OF foreign specie and bullion, and regard our cx-
ports OF domestic specie and bullion as would
gram cotton or any Other product OF our domestic
Industry. the account will stand as fOllOws:-
Total Imports OF merchandise. $512 500 314
Total exports OF merchandise. ...... 400 33l. ola
Exports OF domestic specie ana bullion $685. $40
,Vta eApOrse.......... 1926, $685. 956
The foreign specie and bullion accounts stand as
fOllOwS:-
IHmporss. ST. $780, 15
GApoi IL 009, 1913
EXCESS or imports. ..................s5 So, $780, 2s7