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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

he Washington correspondent of the New
/ Herald, of yesterday, says that President
nt, having lost confidence i'll the ability OF
ketary Fish, and unable TO rely upon his own
Ion or that OF his Cabinet, called a meeting
the Radical members OF the Committee on
.eigu Affairs, to determine what course the
nmirtration should pursue with regard to our
BE" before the Geneva Arbitration. 1t now
ears that Fish either went beyond his instruc-
10 Gen Schenck, or that Lord Granville mis-
kpreted his proposition. Fish says he directed
enk to tell Granville that this Government
bid consider Il proposition from England to
hdraw the claims for consequential damages
! Ciranvil. forthwith understands Fish TO say
iid the whole American press, that our Gov.
ut had determined to surrender that part oi
case entirely. Many of the Administration
ers have gone so far rs to justify Grant in tht
trmnation and say the claim for consequen
damages never ought to have been put in TN
Sc" Here is tho muddle which Grant fount
nseli in day before yesterday. when it is as
Jed the Foreign Affairs Committee refused Il
e upon the party the errors OF the Administra
b. and Grant concluded to telegraph to Schencl
|riorm Lord Granville that the Amer,can Gov
|ment refused to withdraw the demand TO
lsequential damages. Fish will soon becom
laughing stock OF all the Diplomats Of Eu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

hos TO BE REBUILT. A. L. Stewart. the
i OF N,blo's Theatre and the Metropolitan
which were burned in New York. yester-
avs that he will rebuild the theatre as soon
ssible in !, style OF greater magmticence than
|heatre IN the United States, and he hopes to
the buldlug completed and ready for occu-
\ ly the first oi September. The loss by the
estimated at 1891 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
CHICAGO,
LABORERS ON A STRIKE

LABOkERS ON SrRIKE.
CHICAGO, May7.
Some Of the laborsrs on the buildings in the
burnt district have struck for higher wages The
employers refuse to accede to their demand, not
believing the movement will become general'
The Directors OF the Union Pacific railroad re-
solved to make change IN the tran sfer arrange
ment at Omaha
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

The London Times thinks that Mr.. ireeleys 9
nomination i. .tarcical and his election hopeless,
but it 1T the same time declares that 1t siis
Grants chances, and makes the nomination OF a
candidate by the Democrats certain Inc fost
,r,ue. that the endorsement OF either the Demo-
cratic or Republican Convention will ensure
Gre.,eys success, but does MT think he will get
either.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

had management of the Alabama Claims,
the Washington Treaty. by the Admins
!, has caused gold to advance from lo9H to
The sales of Government Bonds abroad
i'm sst ceased.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

PEANUTS AND BEANs.--John u ". Cooper,
near Whiteieysbnrg, during the past season.
raised 90 bushels ot peanuts aud 8 bushels OF
black beans from three quarters OF an acre of
land He sold the .canuts for 81 and the beans
for - per bushel, thereby realizing $l4o.-
Deidulreau.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

I able Democratic contemporary, the New
h JA Journal, quotes from the GAZETTE
sfers to it in very pleasant and compliment
L.rms. but transfers US to Wilmington, North
|ina We hope little Delaware holds high
in the Journals estimation, and that 1t will
\ syloot II Ii. the future
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

,srApER CHANaE.-Our old and esteemed
o,e, the Wilmington (Del.) GAZETTE, has
a daily afternoon edition. 1t is neatly
Il we'll arranged and full of news. We
# our compliments to the GAZETTE, and
/, success. - Baltimore Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May I.
Floods in Australia have drowned 400 persops
aud damaged the crops
The Ministry defeated in the House OF Com
mons last evening an amendment to the Scotch
Educational bill.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

Mrs sallie Hean,, has presented the Metho-
dist Eprcolai church OF New,"wn handsome
lot for the purpose ola cemetery; the same to be
sub4liyiaed into family lots and sold, the pro-
eeeds to 20 towards liquidaing the debt on their
elegant new pssso0a8e.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

lie Wilmington DAILY GAZETTE Is an attrac-
c and ably conducted evening Journal, and We
ce 1t on our exchange list with pleasure. 1t is
oasly Democratic. politically and enterprising
Its news department.-C Crisfeid Leader.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

The London Telegraph has an editorial on
the Peace Jubilee, in which the enterprise Is
highly commended. 1t says: LET us by all
means see how it goes, and acknowledge with
friendly interest the prodgious spirit Of Bos-
ton"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May7.
Weather clear and pleasant over the Middle
States, with winds veering to Westerly and North
ery tonight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
n EW YORK.

New YORK, May7.
The New York City Charter. amended by pro-
hibitng appropriations to scctArian schools, ha
passed the House and must 20 10 the Senate
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

Rather equivocal!-A sign pinned to shirt
in front of River street store in Troy, says:
"Would you be without nice shirt for seven.
ty-fve cents?"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
SECOND EDITION.
d Y ELEGR APH.
SPAIN.

Carlos is in retreat for the French frontier
Serrano is in pursuit and expects to capture him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
SPAIN.

Madrid. May I.
Official advces report ths capture Of 700 Car
lists. The pursuit Of Carlos is continued by vol I
unteers. Carists are surrendsring
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
lilly GAZETTE.
in yesterdays DAILY GAZETTE
deserved compliment to the high standing
ore Ray in his neighborhood.

so;a that the Democratic National Con-
will meet on the ith OF July. The Com
have not yet fixed upon the place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves I'd wharf above Chestnut street, Pbiladel-
phia daily at .. m. and French street wharf. vii:
minu,on ut D m. Freight handled carefully and
forwarded with dispatch. q. ". BUSH.
AnFl6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
COTTON MARKETS.

wnxrsGros Sept Middngs l7dl7le
receipts 40 sIpoTeoassse so beles stock z8 baes weekly
receipts + balesi eIposeoastvse OOL balesi sales S2
NAsnynLz Sept 2O-Cottou dull Mddng. nal at 6ie;
eep AL bales shipments 45i bales ros--lS l bses si!,
10 bales - - =,
nary hddnss l2 lslc.; nlngs lSe net receipts
All bales; gross BIZ baks saes 1000 bales stock 70 s+ bales
wsskne receipts lp7l6 bales O2 bAes eTPorto Great
Britain bales; eoaswise 6S5 bales sales 1920 bales
CINCINNATI Cotton eulj Mod ngs sc shipments
bales STOCK ia bales; Yesterday should have been 20 bas
81 LOUIS, Sept 20.-COton noninai recei0ts. bales
Sept TO- Cotton quiet and Weaki hdlngs lc new,
1Tlc receipts bae shipments SCI bales weekreceipts $50
bales; bpment $50 baesi stock l 800 bales 1871 JO71 bales
COLUMBUS 2-COtlon dal Miidhng llc weekyrooeps
67 bales shipments lOJ bales spinnefs - pSes ''oek 1874
1891 bales 1877, ,lO6 bales . 49,,
PHIADxlPnIA Sept 9Coiton dali and decnrs Mddng l9ie
weekly-net receipts, % bales gross, sJi bales - -
LOUsyLLE Sept 9O-Cotton ioweri Maeng Stc reeepe AZ
BsirEosS Sept 2O-Coou dull lower Mdihug Isi grO.s
receipts 5 baesi bses sales Ja9 bales stock
IIlibaes weeIygro receipts 1sH bales eIpoeoastNse 3sl
bales sales l,Ls baesj spipncrs, $40 bales
2-CottOn heavy ordinary, ii good ordinary
ll sc receipts. sla bas sales $50 bsles os tal7 bales
weeky-net receipts 4 bAesS e1p0TstO 1reat brn " COAST
wise 1881 bales sales LOO -
Bosros Sept 2Co.ion quiet. Addn zoe grO's receipts 692
bales sales 5Jbaes stoek 500 bales weekJpet ecspts ~
baas gross 30i6 bates sales 100 bales ..
CRY Posr Sept 2Cotton. receipts ofthe week u bales
PEoDsroE sept 2o,'on receipts Of he week. 10 bales stock
100 baes
unsed oniaygfpbe rspoTtsi Good Ordinary Itci Lo~
Middhngs ME- Mddlhes l3c receipts 12haies exports
eoStSse $40 bales sales 100 bss stock tJ9 bales weekne
fs7 bales; 60I balee SALES
ssLsA sept 2oCotioa-week-ssceP Oi bales, shipments
I2n bales stock-lsTt i07j bales; 1877, 800 bales
Sept. GOOD demand AfdNng lio receipts
1871 bales shpmeu ~ baie' soei-iS 1910 bais 81 lA
balea ....
sIyAsSlH Sent 2a-Cot,on dull, slldlngs We Low Md
ding lfio Good OduarJ Mlc opts J058 bales, expects
eoas~iss I'M bas sales 40 bake oes 02i4 o.ssi weekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Jas Foley, Michael Clemens and William Burke,
charged violating Shipping discharged yesterday
BY Comnissioner Shields
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Thomas RYAN was hell attempting John hcGoSAn sh"
asleep as South AMI Pkes yesterday morning.
In the Yorkvile Police Court, yesterday, John
Broadway COMMITTED for stealing 500 worth Of eseIy beons
70 Ma Catharne Humphrey Of No 10 Yves, Fly dfsts'
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, the
following prisoners SENTENCED oy Jage Bed: Nara Cook
oi grand larceny Prison two yehs william ksr Cd
tsng oasy under false peenses year; Victor Meae grand
aIeeny two years William Johuson ogrT the fourth dge, h
months Thomas Clark burglary I've years. JuhaH scherhD eJ
from the person. two years.
Joseph Mason, who was locked mp at Jefferson
MARKET some ago charged with burglary Wet ThroGrns
was yesersy additional charges were pred
against him. o breaking into the BARRIERS shop OF A. Lao a.
10 stealing and the oner or
stealing $25 worth Of boots from the store OF kcaai Sne
10 95 Broadway John Decay loekei up f coat
longug 70 George Garrison Of No. 28 East fourseeaafI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

anb.r msudamu, compel The Board Of Asd sho" o
balance Of salary him from HsY, 1871 70 The p'en
Leg a.ur, a1d his sAary 5000 snnum bot on may " '
Board OF Aut reduced $500 In behalf Of the Board an ahIs'
In. Controller was read setting forth the reduction snd ne
Of the appropriation for the SPECIAL Counsel Tor 1he
eonendtd tina, the Board could no. reduce he ay OF an
Lad been kIed BY the Legislature Decision reserved
An application was made, yesterday, before JUICY
stay Of proceedings IN the % VI
Charles Lamb, who convicted during the week In the
Of grand Eve the state
The ground Judge Bedford had made supple
charge portion Of the juY in the absence Of the Others 1'
Leonard granted the wn u matter Of hht Do, feusl
saving that he could rot believe the existence OF state
showing ssch ooress In the administration Of justice and uhes
sci applied bill Of exceptions be Wou not grlat say p'
oeedn.E
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
SATURDAY. Sgt. 81

SATURDAY. SgPT. ~ 49,, ,-.-
Mail. n. E,,o,. va leeuown and Liverpool. raH7hp 'N
Of Booklyn 10. No Supplementary NAIL st-'P vow
az m from Pier No. q y. r.
PA Closed Mail i sent bY this hne
E1rope. via Southampton and Drcale' " s,
Deutschland close u sup enenrf MAI On ~ ''
Of Thrd IIoooken closed AL STEAMSHIP sails - y NJ
IAN letters deposited Ia S0ppsnenir Mails ma'' 0e "
double POSTAGE
Direct German Mall Is sent BY this line. -, 49,
Mails France Brest and Hsyre, pr stess. -,
will close Al H. Steamship from Per No. ~ " "
Mails Tor Sato Dom 20 steamship ybcc, esse a.
n. Steamship lls Al 5 o. m. from Per No " X
KEY West by the steamship tlyde, cosr ~ v y"
Steamship sails at 3 D. from Pier NJ. ~ T. 49, -
Prsn CLOSED only By the Williams = "oioh aA'
Imam Line Steamships IN . or...-...
ciose at the Sesfork as.oce erer'
THURSDAY o'clock m se,mhp sails IRON Por'laII me- On
Friday. at6 Q. -. -,
Letter posta re 10 all rhea rr ireft
be is ees the ounce Papers each Which ma f prep~
SUNDAY. sEPT. D.
All Mails close az II O'Clock I- fos-Ohce y '1'h 10"
n 10 ii a.
MONDAy sKFr a.
Mails for 81 Thomas Brazil Argentine Rspnble Wet nhfs
ETC. by steamship North America, close a. p M hbtHshy
sais at p NJ, from Pier No. - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
REHABILITATION.
Tho etates which are certain for Greeley are (:

The only Southern SSate which Ii counted Us certain
for Grant is South Carolina, T.
The doubtful State which probable is Mississippi
II Greeley OF the doubtful Southern States
elected by the vote Of New York, Pennsylvania
NewJersey and Indiana with those States In the South
Of which he is sure Ii lie carries Alabama and Lous-
ana as am confident he will, the vote OF NewYork and
Pennsylvania alone will come within one electoral
yOto OF the 1874 required for choice Or he
could lose Pennsylvania and still succeed with
Indiana and New-Jersey, and either Connecticut, Wis
emsin OF any two OF the three Pacific states The Lbe
rs North may be assured That the prospects at
tho South are fully as encouraging as have repre-
sented above II Hartranft is defeated IN Pennsylvania
In October there will be further doubt about the result
in the States have classed doubtful and in all tho
South Grant Will be able to expect support save In
South Carolina.
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p1NSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM RIO JANERIo-In steamship MeTiuqk Sept 70 josqur
Mosas c. T. Having Ger W. T. s. Faes, L. Tniea barn
Mattess, Carr Sindenanu W. ~ Lee ron Fsis-
wife daughter AMI servant, J. II. viii. Mr. Vera; hr an'
Mr., Acd Dc Choudeu ChOldens and wife Lieut. Con
minier McGusy. chill and A. Guerra, Aoga l. 90
J. Ball E r. Nones r. 9. Muller James Fana1dn NJ and hfs
VerQ Anna A. smonpetre Patton John JchEay samuel layof
Henry FetA Moody Aakdar Abae ANner ben AAnef
Dominica Relic. Gddppe Relic, Z. D0erng
FROM BRENEN-ln steamship Rsa. sept 2o-J"hanaes H.te
gas Gnqp H. Seemken Schumacher Louise fenumahef
Iouse schnn m Anna Schumacher Henry Koppenhug aa
family Kerpe Louise Kerr Aug Mezger and child JONI
Bower Fne Scu1eubach Capt llrng and se NJ Baldwin ah
family Ubsel family " 4. Lliue Mr. j. sug en- lueS
hr,ch chill H. Reensen au child, John ldhuish Asa We
Chas d. Ki,zen ktIen A. bawo Louise kasrda
Val at family SchmiUt nly. fervau J5A1 rehf g
Lowry. auI 0hers n second cabin AID seera.e.
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CArTLR MARKETS

BUFFALO Sept 2.CArLE-Reeeipts today, s33 head nskng
the total suppy o the 0O6i head 5D against
1913 last week The market dead and there Is
hat little stock Most OF the arrivals
offerings consist Of Texans and
f natives buyers in attendance and the Transactions
market Sales, "a Cherokee
averaging 02 10, at 81 81 q Michigan steers ranging rom 70 q
IS 50; 81 Illinois averaging Loo %, at 90
sHsEP LAnBsThe receipts to-day 100 bead making the
total supply the us far 1900 head against 1900 head for
closed tm at 1887 - for
lambs So 5Od 80 for Canada sheep SS0*5 80 for Western
sheep
H5Gs-he receipts to-day 300 head making the total supply for the
1900 head against 20 head for toe same time last
active about 5aOc est, Weakening
mrdum hor prime holding their All offerings disposed Of sales
no averaging 20 No. az 70 9 4b ono hogs
ing fom 1888 to 23l n, at ~ Sd IS 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
tCIvIL NOTES.

Judge Leonard granted, yesterday, by default, the
application behafo ML ys that portion ot the
The habess which relates to the
tod children the stipulation that "a hours notice should be
giyel VI the srtlsment o. the hes order ..f LID.
James Mcdonald and Daniel Lpcy were brought
up before dge Carts Yesterday the Superior Ceari on s~ns Of
oorpu u hey arrested and held on charge Of hay
log assaulted Joseph Ballard Judge Cul Dismissed the Wts and
nandd the pnoner stating that he eouh not Interfere In the natter
both the complaint and the commitment appeared 10 be nglar
Robert II. Johnston, stenogapher OF tue Court of
SPECIAL Sessions applied yesterday N sosns ~ shs sspsps Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
THE COURTS.
DECIsIONS-SEPT. 20.

p,oti at ser e s-Dea Of reference
s upon pa the trial fee OF Sy the referees
ices s entering judgment and $40 Of
pong condition Of e procuring substitution Of
ornsv within DAYS additional time the Count
T st.pbeu Cond Company Agnew and Others.
-Moton 10 continue deued aud temporary injunction dis
solved with Holloway sephsna-hoton granted
Supe,Ior Cowt-Speciai TerHt-By Judge William T..
Cu-sbepsey The Bo~er Hsuoa BankJugnsnt for PLAN.
IN fsee opuioul Sutef BroadhurOrde granted Morey
at The safe Deposit CoOr grAne Yolte sgL A6eL0rier
granted Butler sgt Buter.-Rsfrrenee granted ..
Common Pieds-Speoai Term-Bv Judge Robinson.
-WAlensen agt MAysr-OreI grsRtsd ... r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
SHARED to 20 to fight the battle over again In the old

spared to 90 to fight the battle over again tn the old
North State.
SOUTH CAROLINA FOR GRAST-TESNEssEs FOR ohkhLbf.
South Carolina Is the only Southern state WINCH VIII
20 for Grant beyond all question. the negroes nave
majority OF 900 voter and although their leaders nave
divided with Thieves party and REFORM party III
State poIitIcs both OF these factions are supporting
Grant Probably the Reformers would be for Greeley II
they dared but they that in case they should oe
clare for him the thieves would steal nearly all tner NC
gro voters from them. and their chance get the cou
troll Of the State offices would BIO lost Lipeial
majority Of az Least 1900 may between De Andrew
johnson ana Gen. Cheatham, the regular Denoolsuee
nomnee for Congressman at Large VIII nave sns and
Cheatham are for GHeey and Will run ON no other .n
Greeley tickets Tue bunder tho Grant men made I'll, ~
prevent the carrying out Of the shrewd programme 90
vised by OF their leaders by which they hopei 70
ret votes for Grant by trading with either the friends OF
Johnson or Cheathan The Grant convention Iheu 70
adopt this programme an1 nominated Horlce naad
there will be chance for such dsnonorable tranic
The Grant must support their own candidate, ana
cannot vote for either OF the two Democrats In return
for votes for Grant.
TEXAS AND THE TWO YrRGNIAs FOR GREELEY.
In Texas the whites outnumber the blacks ny
nearly two TO one At the election last year Tor Con-
gressmen the Democratic majority 10 the State was over
1900 The usual estimate of wellinformed Texans or
Greeleys majority is $1,000 Some place 1t much higher
Virginia. the Old Dominion, deserves TO share with Mis-
souri, the credit OF originating tho Liberal movement
Gov Walker Conservative Republican, was elected In
1870 by the votes Of patriotic men Of all parties, who
forgot their past differences aud Joined hands 70 rescue
the State from ruin nc the hands VI the
The result that Virginia saved from the terrible
evils which have affected many of the Southern sates
Peace and security every where prevail within her DOT
ders and new Of prosperity Ia dawnng upon her, IL
is but natural that the great National Liberal movement
should receive In Virginia tho most cordial support
Creeley's majority will probably exceed 10000. TIE re
cent election West Virginia demonstrated the weak
vf the Grant men, They did not even run candl-
their own cOnented themselves with cheos-
ing between the two Greeley Democrats who ran for
Governor The State may DO counted as certain ier the
Liberal ticker.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCo-Tn steamship ooaa QTsee st 29-at
A \ B,uer Hr l. Scar and chdnn A. D. Temple, 6abrs
stper MIS- Alec Sunsden NJ X. Daron Mrs saah kcnsr
W. B. Wool A. Healy AMI child, VI = Martha smith Mss fita
beth smith Mis- Smith Miss Mao Ann Mu Mrs 4 T. BoJo
Miss Mar A. Reilly DE- H. b Dave g. W BaeY, Nc May itse,
r. RICHARDSON vile and infant A. Hencks vile, sud ui-t N.
Soubart NJ Braley Thomas M-aher Oscar Bradford william
Regesteir Mn Mars Dawes and wife william Dun
can WAY Ramsey. Rufus Mead Cap N Dow
s. r. Johnson Joba Cham, Spencer ear Men nl.
Burroughs IT, Mr. Chapman, Warren E"en, "' AM sea- 'Is1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

Tie Rev. Mr.. Jameson of st. Matthews,
Glasgow lately walked from Edinburgh to London, The
haunt occupied eighteen days and half The pedesttan
carried q kuapsack weighing &c pounds; enjoyed his
walk; AID afIIYed ia excellent health. .-.r. Id.
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SIM r, -. 5:4T SuL $50 Moor nes.... 80
THfs osy-A -.
S,r ~ O:a1 Cows island. l He'll Gate feur ~
nisH THIS DAN-?. 80
sanfy zoos lN56 Cows Island llb Hell GA,e 't'Y'' ~
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW TORK.... ............."....sr

PORT OF SEw-TORH.... ..........'..'..'..srPr ~
CLEARED
Steamship Baltic tBr Ke1nely hyepco' > iya & DALI
Steamship Batavia IBrJ Mosau Liverpool Chas FnlAlyS
steamshi9 Washington (frj iayre George haesenn,
steamship Ocean Queen Marry A,Pnsl P1fTs ma o,S
Steamship Old Dominion Bourne Norfolk, CITY Point &c. DO
" Steamship s1% ctale. comos Drake Phdes IN Briggs
s ste1%.sD S SSot s.A sSs S Boston Il b@oc
SHIP Lancaster Bullet sas1nniDi SerSS I'm M1TianS Co
Ship Princess Louise OBJ, samPsoo Cork for ofA" Sno"
DI Bss B,,,nt Br geqshorn: A.vPE,l T 1 Co.
Bars KoqeoEa no,oae6 Cora ioI orders i tInsn hye
Bari o Berg E Bs3o s h,%So,S Ta = WIN t Co.
SeSr ". II. PhaTo Edwards, chuonl -
s,hr N. PierOn Grant. wHshiEgon D. C.
sehr sisual Ss,ery Hartford
Steamship Rhein o. o. Never Bremen Sept VIA Southampton
steamship Mrrmae Weir Re 5aIsro Aug % and St Th0n'i
steamship Bell B1kem Rchmenl Cy Point aud Norfolk
with mise and pass to Od DOMINION steamship 70 49,, - .
steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston With md'e and Pss'
steamship Faa DOane PHILADELPHIA With nse aud IOnl
aI B.s Va cf Liverpool Richards Singapore MAY TO- With d.s
Laha W. of Granville, n -, LIANT AriEossan jay a. viii
PE aIS poueuco u) Jac,ariuo Genoa 81 davs with
Bark Monitor tsvel GalJegeH Havre June Caves J0y H.
B1E FssiiHi Iea JSo! Ge.en Youghal y day. IN ballast
Brig sepeatne gtaL; veTyoa Na,;ies 20 diyS, ~
Br John Given Of Liverpool Sd Long AnOyo P r. " day.
Bng Union (of Jersey Brood Bio Jinero Aug 8, with coffee
Bella, Fisher Georgowu D. g., ~ days, VITA naval stores
Scbr Daybreak Blake Jackson vile day, with iombsI
Nebb Homan, Georgetown, s c. 10 d, With naEA
lsses.
schr f Hrrneton Boyuon Galveston n days sh Hsa
sCHOONEhs-RIEER And CoSrViss
VIRGINIA. Georgetown. Crisis. Virginia.
G. 8 Grove, RichmOnd A. ThomRs GeorzetoWu. d. &.
Al SDragne. Niriuia. ten. Talbot, Virginia.
A X ReyuOhs VrHna {. z. Hon man, Nirgiuia.
n ID Fudicott Georgetown. D. &. j
A H. Have GeOrzetawn b j. NJ. Richards, GeorgstoE8 DC
NJ Weaver Georgetown Lad fioreioe, FTgi4ia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
1ships tt0r-e Anaoil TON haii
more; Ares Ceaped from Philadelphia Neftis from he"loE
Empre, from LsepoJ b4lks .ia
Avina IRON T. Chase Pensacola brig Clara PcAs
from Baltimore: j. H. G. laus, from Pasc5flua David
Miller irOn Feraildua Below ship Lucy Wills frc Calcutta
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovtE Sept 20-rhe Anchor Line steamships Europa 'amD
bell ics New.i orr Sent Z, for GLASGOW, auged today.
LryERpoJ sept 2The National Line steamship 1eeei Az
dress, IRON Neg.lOTk Sept 3. has arriyei here
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2The Lac steamship Rn, Cook.
from NesYork Sept II, for Liverpool arrived here Al oces Us
morning
For --latest Snip Neics see Serenh fnye.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
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COMMISSION os APPEAL ALBASr Sept 2The following tas
Commission Appes calendar for sent u; snmDe ''-f
t9s 434 49, 43Si AL, az, 4A, as, AL 49, oh 49, 90