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New-York tribune., 1872-08-10

,.ho Increased demand absorbing them warrant
anu thew viii soon be sought for at an advance
'e 'Sarabv above the present subscription price at
eCuo s.h thew can now be had through the principal
n.mIs r and Bankers throughout the country and
pa. ,be undersigned, who uuhestatmgiy recon-
mend them. ~. ,fvy,u-s+
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10
nrcr1Prs nE PRODUCF-

p,r Norf. R,rsr Fesssls Rgiiroafs . , o. "a,
Arc s42 tbl Eggs 4gs bols Flour 100 oois Ssrn h, St
- yKleet 10 90 bush Corn, IS 08 bush Oats 2'0 ousn
~ Iss des Leather lg7l bblS Spirits Iuentse a' piN
~ ia 90 Ca;meats Lard q kegr Larl I pts
80 1,s Cb~ese 30 pkg4 TsOw, ~ pEgs Stearn Z "a
c5rsis Tea pkgs. Stael - oaS ar ~ ~ -AN'''
sud cs.s. To.aooo, 81 bills WHISKY 2I9 bales WOOL
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gin Real gslate for Sole.

Gin Heal Gs!air for Sole.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, Nos 81 West lhryseeoad-sG, West Twenty third
st. up 70 p. az regular otcs rates.
A UGUST FREE REGISTER, with new COM
1 Map \. T. pages. valuable Information
e.ttte, etc. v. K STEVENSON Z son.
II Pine-st and 20 Finh-aye.
TOR SALE-The BUILDING known as the
1Isus Hoiir - EzaDs.h-st. running through
Mo-s Claa.. tic ia. s5K5 et blliag ylEis5 le-t
gh ult sul1nta sltZbe FOR
hs maauclag 1sae h4vng good light al sides partly
frrpo0L very For fall psracai4rs sppy . Hy'fh NJ
CAMP. Broalrlr. t5.D
EOR SALE or to LEASE-The valuable
LIVERY slABLE atey ognei By Ilona Sos, deceased Nos
ij Cu0n-9lacs; f51UJ, ijz0 Fl be sold
liberal -rns easel yeara Apply HUGH ~ CAMP
I.o Bsoai,ar (55kl
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BrFTArO LIVE STOCK MAREBT-AUd. p

c,--rRNo receipts odaV. reported rive 1s &
a. ...E closing to-lar IN bead ~ s<ins
time lat seek bsrei goei cattle uoaa byo1,b
-. frures The attendance " 1u All
L. good Tie only TRANSACTIONS it-y
Ia Iuiuois steers, averaging lfs D. u 81 ~ 49, =
ft. ..srs Averaging i5 o. "a; 81 I0va - ers.
IIs n a IS Missouri averaging lsi ID Al - - "
Il cbirsn etocters. averaging 20 -, AZ So .t ,rt, L.
SnsFr-Reosus te-lay ll0 hfai MT ~, w ~ restF No.
hesi against 00ll head ame tne az
h Id 49, 81 Is ~ t.nI1 mlsi Wesfe1 sieep hol--
ir- thsr egn IS 2 0s bnns snaae AsH'' ''
nearly eleaE ,., , -,t-~ the total --prlr f1r
,bs .eek .J h.ai against ODl hrll t'e Ao 80 I''
ser Msrs slow a. 90 s60 % ss; sE good o 20 e -
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10

uowrs e. MACY. Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st., New
YORK offer the same facilities 10 Deposltors as IL
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on Oauy Oal-
anees M the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any polnt AT current I"Ve''
with immediate returns , nj, g..
&c for Investors.
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p.,.,,xe VorsE or HENRY CrEws & Co,
I-Nhl-,. NN.ll-at NnM-Nnrk \

" IlII7oIs' 7
s,,,s - Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland
ana the tnocsI Credits for use in Europe, South
Soi, Fasf and West Indies. China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits ayal'Die IN
ali narfs OF the world. -.
Havana and California. ,..-4 .,,7
Deposit accounts received, bearing lH'ei0'' AZ"
snbect 70 check at sight. ov..-...,1, 4,
c.ets cav. and Railroad Loans negotiated
S'N''' CLFws. HABICHT 4 Co..
III Old BrOad-st., London
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dne turnout, including coupoet Victoria, Brott and
canopy phaetOn all by Brewster Of Twenty % ith-st.
were disposed fair prices TIE other vehicles oniF aL
moderate figures there being ~ sont demand
for old carriages the auction marts than there IL iOr
new ones IN the carTilgc trade 10 general
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10

r,-,,r,,croS CvD.R RAPIDS. AND MINNESOTA
RAURoAp FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT OOLD W. W.
vTRTIBIE BONDS. (MMwAUKEE ENIESsI.oNiL1 ~ ~
recommend these bonds a safe and desraDio -,
ysstment Price. for the present, 923 and interest,"
an currency. hENNA N' - Wail-st
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s,r, go ,.le. bsies sOeE, 9sa bales vesksrPOroA'
VS. " O's sss bales sioef-s'
-a-b b.les. lsI2, i0l hacA
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Che Curt.
alusiral 9usirumrrts

Alusiral Instruments
DIANOS--30 Second hand PIANOS, OF various
mA1ers thorough order for sALB Al os prices Chit
iSG SONS, Na II fOaFeeaths between bo.asr s~'
HthAye.
CMTFH's AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex-
- efvey for sale At LlGHTk Ca 80, - -,
Elm.s Nss-Y YORK CITY whOlssais sa add 90 los-annel
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10
Counlru Real Gstats tor Sale.


A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL Be RECEIVED AT IhB UPTOWN
OFFICES Eos 54l Thsec0nasE JOB West Twenty hrd-
St NJ to m At regular onee rates
TOR SALE-STOCK or GRAIN FARM, two
mics East Of Knderho0s station ~ sto large and sub
,tspus buildings splendid order Address PATERSON lhOh Co.,
Paterson " J or O6es, l8 Chambers-sL, n T.
nor SALE-5O0-aere Village MILK FARM,
At station lear Chicago: a. bargain II
taksn within . Gays JOHN RARLB, Hobart Ind
L w STEVENSON H. W. srHyKSsoS. Attorney at Law
CTEVENS0N & Co., -
- REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
Galveston. Texas
8 COe President American kIchange bank
y Ketchu Nassau A. g. Masters, No Il SoaInst " T.
A v W Van VecAlen % Pne-sG
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20 PER CENT INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS.
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
'oHoAIInD Auevsr /, l5'al
Authorized Capital Stock, $l,O00,000.
ALL PAST DuE rsTALLWENTs MUST BE PAID, WITH
i'IhHE5l' AT TINE OF SUBSTITUTION.
vho. auouat Of ~, authorized y,t ef t C,Brnr rot
sA.'as "a Issa 's he balance tseo viii be usd 90 sshe y
5-ea. viz: ''l' 'D''---'-' '' ~ -
25 per cent, July IS, ls,2
~ P.r eeHi august ], Is7,
- pr pr seIt cent, 6sIsse, 5sIssoi' +, l1s 5s72
M :. sI .a , Boo.s ~ nov os5 al ne er' q tie urdsae
Th Of issued III. hns 81 700. ami On
~. 's .I Ss ss SS't1y ssS.' present srD o. : I3G2sO 9z
inl Py @ % 2 ,SsI e. sIi,sss 'Gg and '9s have band
among which nay be mentioned the
CHICAGO, II. I. s. PACIFIC.
CHICAGO & y. WESTERN.
MICH. CENTRAL,
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
ATLANTIC d PACIFIC. &c
n s T ePpy @ roy % % s'1 & 1sI % hs ,9a9 Of oyer
10 Asp. o. which ard nfasT eaaei' Iesas arseI Eo,ag
hand and the ConDaay are rsquea obliged 4, receive in ps raw
for their WORK rali and bonds which are perecJ ooi
securities. but not alKaTs Immediately marketable
uon OF incidental but importance .h3se eing
The fact that tie Company % land lead
real estats teaer win be Worh a. 81 l09
II equal % the vhole proposed capital.
The of the AMERiCAN BkiDGE CONPANT o1ri bret
has ares iuv demonstrated tie pro1henss. " ih- eare
Company hss constructed since ,s grgaHtol ni the Dist
D-rcmber lS total OF D d fet oi brakes 40 tables ed
j. iro2 1905 AID pneumatic snd sreE pie mhsf-lc eo'g
SJ30O,OOC- and have facilities M the construction Of
pies unsurpassed by C0f tie c01utrF laCy o
construction Of 10 eet oi bridges for working
The Iron Railroad and ghwsy Bridge Leyelroh Of three s2ns
Of $40 feet each the Paifc BRIDGE The Asssan RIVER
0f
The prot ihis bGsness the books Of
the S31B.-
4SS Ia, tie Of SS O,1 - being so
Structures machrerT S Company vii have
= buy msierr r cash thereby Of from 100000
S1J,0DO per year
The Company undoubtedly above basis make dividends Of
ou 20 20 2J per e u amoUnt n capital,
81 100000, with prospect Of considerable increase.
The Undersigned prepared % those nqurng the fullest
lCias Ra cutfe asn regarding the reliability Of the tonpaHTs
aineas AID he unque0aed Lezr and ability Of Us o1crrs
c91a-el uT commend ts the above investment
worthy tAe.r attention.
MARVIN BROS,
BANKEsS
40 Exchange Place, y. -
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tcron q-IS N' '-040 @N
Etifs grsie above or below THE grade quote1
CANDLRs-The da ard Pnces unehsnFel We qaoe
Adamaatne l4altic for u q 10 Sperm, Sidci Faeai
NO s3c, snd ParthDe, ElGZoc T. ,-..,-
COFPRB-Tberc tTst hAnls nu ne
usrEei far obong inay a. ione '
ltl0ltfc Tor iiir'l
III die oT good lsa8 ii PRIME ao extreme range for
sgts l5dl8tc. gold, 81 ald 50 daF6
FLOUR AND NEAL-The for Flour e ac1re and
mos srses better The limited arrivals. favorable auUces om
Ivo and further considerable advance wheat se ers e
dvAnAgs better and active of al grades
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10
tpestrhester Gonntn ReaI estats for saIt

TOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SITES of
om 20 each R7e Besch extensive water ves
railroad DEPOT
USDERHUL HALSTBD.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10
BROS,

hANhLin.
- Exchange Place, y. y,
sOLE FINANCIAL AGENTS IN TIE EAST.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-10

Prime Pao n ol2l Private Dsnes.....I0 az
PKfULBUhfbe general market has ruled qget dull prices
q r Kind bov ne IN Crols reported
ADD 10 u sales n0m!uay l1dlLtc
sAArte sAdy a % 81 ioT both roads he6ne
eiOsl an steady Ai0x7 for o. 500 bbs
fsf Af .enber 81 zJc aud last 5oOl bl tTst half
AAfst ooas % El Case Oh noninE Al 2sc, and Esphha
f1ifc m Phiiadipha the maIte quiet unchanged
s~lssi 200 1bt. Aafusi oOLfTscts ktc
E4C@-i fair i0bbBa s1e iun Dnees sales 20
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
FIRE IN THE CANTERBURY.

~ At q quarter past ten O'Clock P. NJ. fire broke
out In the Canterbury, on Broadway, caused by a
kman throwing lighted cigar among some waste
papers under the stage. The place has been newly
fitted up as variety hall, with a stage arranged
with light and innammable hangings. The inte-
lror Ia also furnished in light woods, so that q
Ilighted match is sufficient to set the place In q
iblaze. The proprietor OF the place gave no alarm
whatever, and efforts were made to conceal the
fact OF the fire. The people who were in the
place were panic-strcken, and made rush for
the door, overturning benches and crushing one
another in their efforts to make an exit. The
sgirls attempted TO escape thorugh the rear, but
1ound II impossible to get out that way. Alto
iGether IT was narrow escape for the other prop
f9rty owners In the block, and the proprietor
was Justly censured by ali who knew OF the oc-
,currence for not giving prompt alarm. There
seems to be an sepizootic Of fire,n and IL is too
dangerous q thing for any man to trine with Az
tt was, patrolmen rom the Eighth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth precincts hurried to the scene, and by
hnetr prompt action the names were extinguished.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

Mrs. ScOtt-SiddOns, the actress, as been learn
ing to skate at Davenport, Iowa. 1t is said that
she cut pigeons wing on the ice. a eit.
The attendance at the theatres yesterday after.
noon was not large, but in the evening all OF our
places OF amusement were filed by immense audi
ences. The programmes showed nothing new,
except at the Union Square Theatre. where "The
School for Scandal" was produced for the frst
time by that company In Brooklyn the success
OF the evening was almost as great as In New York.
At the Academy of Music Mr.. Lester Walack played
in "Faint Heart Never Won Fair Ladyn and 'swood.
cocks Little Game" with all his great force and
grace, and Afforded much pleasure to many OF his
admirers in both cities. ese saftE
Roberto" was again sung at the Stadt Theatre
last night by Mr.. Kochs German Opera Company.
This and the orat0rio Of "The Messiah" at Stein
way Hail. were the only important musical fea-
lures of the Christmas festival. .n
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
Baltimore Correstly Cold.
TRE CLERGYMEN OF THs CITY ANa, THEIR
THEMES.

To THE EnITOR OF THE HHRALD:-
Ihave been an attentive reader OF your interest.
ing and independent paper for q long time, and
especially the Monday morning paper that con-
tains the sermons OF the eloquent divines in this
city and Brooklyn 1 have noticed that they most
always take for their texts the last sensation,
calamity, DC. Within the last year they have
preached In their pulpits about the death Of Fisk
politics. the Chicago and Boston fires, the sick
horses, and on the death Of Mr.. Greeley and other
distinguished personages, and In their praises
were long and loud. So fan so, good. But why
Is 1t that on last Sunday not one minis
ter In either city said one word In
sympathy for, or even mentioned. the
fact that eleven women were roasted alive In the
nor
bic hotel for allowing their servant girls to burn
up while they were saving their guests and their
luggage. why Is It the preachers are catering to
and taken up only with preaching soft and so0th-
them on the Bible pans 1t is said that "the pulpit
is the cowards retreat" It often appears SO. The
world will be any better II our clergy do not
change and live dinerent lives nom what they are
now living. They appear. to care only for the souls
OF the rich and fashionable, and encourage them to
i've on in their SINS would advise every minister
TO read "Baxtcr's Reformed PASTOR" or some such
book and II they really loved the Lord, and to
read in your paper few days since that an unfor
tunate woman had been murdered by an unfortu-
nate man. ana tnat IL was with great dlflcuty
that an ambassador OF Christ (as they call them
selves) could be found to perform the burial
vices over her remains. All refused but one good
Samaritan, who was not afraid to mingle with
sinners; they were AFRAID OF losing that suppose
that they have the least Of Some paper said that
they did not try to save her. or course not. When
the good and pure go to them, with the best en-
dorsements they pretend they are not genuine,
and il they inquire about them and find them good
and noble they do nothing ior them, but tell them
to trust in the Lord, But how eloquent they
are in the pulpit for foreign missions,
he .e noe rea man. te no9e & b Black % tak
ing np collections for the red nannel shirt Hotten
TOT fund.- but how very little they ever say for the
hundred thousand women In the land surrounding
us In poverty sorrow and wretchedness When in
church, often think why are they not more prac
tical in their sermons and livess and often cannot
refrain from excaiming, "Shame on such ambassa-
doris OF Christ! Shame on such watchmen on the
towers OF Zionln ] saw In your valuable paper, a
few weeks since, several notices about those women
IN the saloons, and what vile creatures they WERE
Where are the men who accomplished all this ruin2
Where are the men, and what their names, that
support such placesl Why does not the Mayor or
police arrest them and publish their names, and
the names of the owners that rent them for such
vile purposes9 That Is the way to break up such
MRS. M. N. o.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

The International Musical fete in Geneva was
not financial success.
1t is proposed to fortify the line from Utrecht to
Amsterdam at cost OF "a, ,OOo 900 FORMS
telegram from Brussels says that the Luxem-
burg Railway has been sold to an association OF
German bankers.
Mr.. Alfred Kidger, house surgeon OF the Newport
(MonmouthJ Innrmary and Dispensary, has been
found dead in his bed, with his throat cut
The daughter Of the ecclesiastical pianist, the
Abbe Llszt, has just seeded from Rome, turned
Protestant and married 2 German Gel composer,
Bishop Strain, OF Edinburgh, has laid the founda-
tion stone OF Roman Catholic church in Dundee.
The building will cost upwards Of four thousand
pounds.
At Leeds, England, a service OF plate, value
fl 400, has been presented to Mr.. Alderman Barron
in recognition OF his services in securing Roundhay
Park as peoples park.
1t Is stated that Her Majesty Queen Victoria has
ordered that the officers and men OF the Looshai
expediionary force shall receive the Indian medal
OF 1854 with clasp iOr Looshai.
There Is evidently split among the English re-
pubcans and It l. possible that they may ere Long
and the Bradlaughites.
The total number or paupers in the metropolitan
districts s lo7 soei 2s4 were IN wSrkhouses and
1871, 1870 and 1859, these figures show decrease
OF la,s09, 3O.eo1 and 80, os2 respectively.
Private g. Bryant, Sixty-sec0nd foot, has been
declared the best shot In the British army Tor the
year 187l-72, and has been awarded the prize OF
eco and q silver medal. Private Smith held the
same honorable position the previous year.
Major General Lennox, OF the English Army, and
Mrs. Lennox have celebrated their gold wedding,
at Ayr. The gallant General was forty-fve years
In India, and during some OF the most trying
periods was accompanied by MS vile.
The Monitetw or the German Empire publishes a
series OF general rules Tor the regulation OF the
national education. The old regulations, the work
Ministerial order
A small bijou residence, No. Seamore place,
MAYFAIR, London, held under the Dean and Chapter
OF Westminster for 80 years unexptred at G9, and
stabng held for 1s years a. ESQ per anhun, have
been disposed OF At auction Tor the sum OF El5 500
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
nee Is tWenty-seven years OF age.

Bulletin OF the Physicfans from the
Palsce-HistOry of the Origin and
Progress OF tho Malady.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 25, 1872.
II was oIlctally announced to-day that the
Czarewitch has been Ill since the 10th OF November
and his malady becoming serious on the 10th or
December, 1t was pronounced q case Of typhus
fever. accompanied with an affection OF the abdo-
men. which the physicians considered OF grave
character. M
The medical bulletin issued this morning says =
'Hts Imperial Hghness passed seeplcss yet
tranquil night.
"The fever has not abated, but his condition con-
tinucs about the same.n
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
retlxAms 10 THE NEW YORK HeaALD.

4, .t.ss - ~'s iS'S - MADRID, Dec. q 1871,
The bill providing for tho emancipation Of the
slaves in Porto Rico was read in the lower branch
OF the Cortes yesterday. SCI eatt 800
All slaves are to be rree within four months after
the promuigation Of the passage OF the bill.
The slave.0wners are to be indemnined for their
property. nss a39w iafqN 'sates9 sili foqI .
Many Of the Deputies expressed their approval Of
the bill by cheers after its reading. ass3 4.4sa (
Tho iatest news states that the Porto Rico Eman-
cipston bill provides that tho slave owners shall
receive eighty Per cent indemnity, OF which the
State shall pay forty per cent and the Colony the
balance. es 81
CUBA STILL UNDER THE BAN. e.8
The government again announced that reforms
In Cuba were postponed in consequence OF the In.
surrection In that island. 5
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
Another Reason for rntervention In


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
After reading with much interest, your CORE
spondent's vivid description OF the present con-
dition OF Cuba, and your own spirited editorial
thereon, feel that you have correctly FORE
shadowed the only reply to your question, "what
shall end the struggle2" But, in addition to your
reason for the necessity for Intervention
''humanity"-there is another equally strong,
though, perhaps, more selfish. 1t Is the same that
has led to the attempts made heretofore, and
making now, to what is called "cfvfzer the bar
barous nations OF the world. These attempts are
scarcely ever made in Patagonia or other equally
unproductive portions OF the world, but
are chiefly confined to such parts as are
naturally capable OF afrording the necessarics
and luxuries OF life to the already civilized
world. The law Of civilization now may be
interpreted as that s'no country capable Of pro-
ducing to profitable degree that which is OF use
| or benefit to man must be allowed TO remain In
the possession OF people who neglect or refuse to
develop its resources to that end, either for home
use or for exportation.n on that ground there Is
/ very cogent reason for interference IN the affairs
/ oil Cuba The s'Gem OF the Antlllesr furnishes in
| abundance both necessaries and luxuries which
! the United States and other nations are deprived
4 OF by the bnrbarOus war now being carried on
/ there. Would 1t not, therefore, be justGable on the
| part OF the United States, In conjunction with
| other governments, II you please, to demand that
caused to cease, and the government Of the island
placed in the hands OF those who can best develop
| its resources for the benefit and use of mankindg
NEW YORK, Dec "a, 1872. L. b. L.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
STABBED BY HIS SON.

John Madtgan and his son Edward had an alter
Cation last night at s51 Madison street. There was
p scuine. the Dash OF steel and the father fell
s,aneed in tnc breast. ne was taken TO rhe Thir.
toenth precinct police station, where his wound
was dressed by DR.. Saville. lie was then sent
meme. refusing TO make complaint against his
Rou. No arrest aas been made.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
FIRE IN THE BowERY THEATRE,

At haEpast seven O'Clock last evening q fire
broke out in the box Office OF the Bowery Theatre
INT. vandewater, THE treasurer, succeeded in put
ting It out with few pals OF water and no serious
Iamage ensued. The manager, MIR. Freligh and
mr. Jones by their presence Of mind prevented
fany panic among the throng crowding In to the
yAuuiVOrtum room and filing the lobby
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Two Italians had Christmas quarrel In the
dance cellar No a. Mulberry street late last even
ming, when Charles sacbarri shot Luigi Arrati In
tie shoulder, wounding him severely but not
fatally. Arrati was taken 70 tbs Park Hosp,ta
escaped arress,
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
HON. JUSTICE LYNCH.

A Vigilance COMMITTEES Rejecting MUIR
dercr's Plea OF Insanity-High Pressure
Law and Justice. t&
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Dec. 25, 1872
At visala, yesterday, noted desperado James
McCrory, shot and killed Charles Allen. He was
arrested by oliccrs and found armed to the teeth.
An excited crowd assembled and tried TO take the
prisoner from the oficera but the latter succeeded
IN lodging the man In Jail. A vigilance committee
was Organized at once, the sheriff and his deputies
were overpowered, and McCr0ry was taken from
the jail and hung under bridge near tue prison.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Matters OF Interest In the Golden City
A Plentiful Rain Fall. M8N.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Dec. 25, 1872.
Governor Booth has declined to interfere in the
case OF James Donovan, sentenced to death Tor the
murder OF winchc. He will be executed In this
city on Friday next.
The performance in the California Theatre last
night Tor the benefit OF the family OF the late Col
oncl Albert +. Evans, was very largely attended.
Copious rain fell yesterday evening In every sec
tion OF the state. irem San Diego to Yrcka, No
doubt there will he a hnuutul harvest next year.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
MARINE DISASTERS,
A Schooner and . Barge Sunk In the
Ohio.

CAIRO, III, Dec. rs, lS12
The steamer Wild Cat lying at the foot OF Twen-
teth street, was sunk last evening by heavy ice,
which was noating down the Ohio River. II Is
doubtful whether she can be raised. The barge
swallow was also struck by the noating mass, and
Immediately sank.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
FRANCE.
osvsrnnsnsal Caution Against Spanish Rsfugss
Shelter. - n. aaa sso49
TrlEcaAM 70 IRf NEW Yuak NEaALn.

x x '',- 81 "A PARIS, Dec. rs. 1872.
the Project OF Pau has issued an order Forbid
ding spaniards 10 sojourn in the Department OF
the Basses- -Pyrenees without written permission.