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New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
OTHER TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.
AT WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-The flags on the
newspaper offices and many OF the hotels and other
buildings in the city hung at hafmast to-day. The
Washington office Of TIE TRIBUNE, which has been
draped mourning since the announcement or Mr.
Greeley's death, closed during the day 1t Is gem
orally remarked here that since the assassination OF
Lincoln the death Of man has created such pro-
found sensation as that OF Mr.. Greeley II Ia the uni
versa topic OF on and the Of the great
loss the country has suffered appears 10 increase from
day to day The profound feeling Of regret and sadness
entertained by men Of all parties has had marked
effect in allaying the partisan animoses and bitter
ness which many Congressman and other politicians
brought with them out Of the campaign.
IN THE SENATE AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Dec. AIN the State Senate, to-
day after the examination OF several witnesses in the
Curtis trial. Senator Benedict offered the following:
Resored, That with grateful Of the eminent
Senate expresses high appreciation Of his seculure
his unse!tsh humanity, his distinguished Abilities anu
journalists and most impressive political and moral
popular educators, and tenders TO his bereayed family
the expressions OF Its deepest sympathy.
ResOiued, That token OF respect 10 bis memory
the Senate now. the progress OF his Obseqies adj
Rssorsd That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the family OF the deceased by the Clerk
Mr Murphy seconded the resolution He said he could
not In justice TO his feelings allow the occasion to pass
without making a few remarks. No man has left a
greater mark the policy OF the Government OF his
country than Horace Greeley. His ideas were those
which founded that great party which IL now and u to
be for years in the ascendant His ideas have
become the fixed and settled policy OF the Republican
party. he warred long and strenuOusY for It's interests
and at all times devoted 10 advancing It's welfare.
He is entitled to the gratitude Of millions whom he had
labored for In many aud to the confidence OF the
political party with which he allied Alive at the
close OF his life 70 tho great and direfu consequences
which would follow unless measures were taken no
foremost and ahead OF his party in advocating them
and thus be succeeded in winning the respect and conf
cence OF that great party which not successfu In
the late election. They made him their candidate, not
because they In sympathy with him IN al his polu
cal views bat because Of the position which no had
taken. His memory Will be held dear by all Of US and
where will we hnd his eqult
Mr Murphy then referred TO his personal relations
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
MARRIED.

BROwsR-3OGART-A ElnHeod Rosyn T. T. Tuesday, Dec
Is2 by 4 strong JESSE Browne Of Jamaica L. L,
u Minnie Boz Daniel BOgart ne former place
Monday evening Dee at the residence of s
be parents fyng Of EeWfork No Charles
Rogu. to ANNIE daughter Of Arnold A. Lewis es0, all
Brooklyn. No ean1s
RAysOM-sEYDERO Tuesday y inst the Collegiate CkureA
Finhave Forty ybtst by Rev James a. Ludlow D. d
Geoge Julia s. daughter Of Henry Snyder ESQ., al
Of Ab city
sOLFLIAC-ASTHONY-O Wednesday. Dec T. hT Rev Thos
Hastings D. soieae BlA NJ, daughter Of EdSArA
Anthony, all of this city.
YUN-McCARTIN- WdnesaY Dee 81 the residence Of James
NJ MeCarn BROOKLYN By the Rev Charles kEeTest frta
W YuDg Of citJ Bnma J. MeCarin.
AU Notices Of Marriages must be iHd0rsed Nth fsu
r1me and adIrsss
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
DOMEsTIC MARKEra.

wrLm.sror c. ASpint- rur2ertne hrn A. sls KoHs
qnet a. for saaef Pale Crude Iurpenuss
steady Aard, s5 p Tor Yellow DIP laa F'a To
steady ~ -
EsvoHLaASs Dee a-1oar quet: Treble Rtr- s71ss II
Family FSDblO Com luei, niKc Gee yellow, bc Oats lfn
sac Bran steady Ct 81 IS Hsy-Phme s81sH Choice sesr,s 81
800 PORK dul, 3l3 duli shOulaefs 9tas Ce
Rib Clear Sdes 9e Hams. i3iDl6c Lard sesdL Iieoe
KeS bloc arm Common 6i17o Good C0mmen e
mon 4J845c Good Common 70 Pair f7Dac; Prime % stnets
Prime R95Ge u and lover n6s7c Coffee arm 81 ia
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
LONG ISLAND CITY COMMON COUNCIL.

LONG ISLAND CITY COMMON COUNCIL.
The Common Council of Long Island City
met Tuesday evening, in the City Hail. at Dutch Kills
aud the following message from Mayor De Bevoise was
read.
To the Honorable ne Common Council Of Long Island
CittiENrLKMEE: desire TO call your attention, Oin
cAy 10 the death OF who 0ut few days since re-
ceiyed the sues " the great majority OF our citizens
FOR the highest Office within the GIFT OF the DeOpe-a
who tad eadeared himself 70 the masses 10 degree
seldom parailced-a man whose worth We ccuu bot
measure by any ordinary standard
Tho death OF the Hon. Horace Greeley has maze many
a sorroWing heart, aud lett void not only IN ms own
particular essOn. but every profession or industry
Ia country where the bright example Ot his honcs
industry, and benevOence have been telt, winch can
be hlled. Had time permitted. should nave re-
comm ended that your Honorable Body, In connection
with the other branches OF tho CITY government take
part n testyng tho love and respect OF the people AZ
his funeral u5mnlruw Dee A. would suggest thht res
Olutlous expressive Of sorrow hhd respect he
adopted and such further action ~ MAJ " your HJnOg'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
TIE WEAIHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT
Or.rfcE or rHE CHIKF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHtSGToE ID. c., Thursday, Dec. 81 .. u
SyuoBas for hs DaSf h0entU-f0zr h0uIS.

OTFiCE OF rHB Cilkf SIGNAL OFrfcER,
KAsHtSGTOF ID. c., Thursday, Dec. 81 o. u }
svnoBas for uas DaSr fl0SHtv-fgzr houIp
The barometer has remained high IN the Guli
and south Atlantic States, with gentle variable winds,
mostly norher.y and easterly on the Gulf Sth partly
coudy weather On the lower lakes and at the Canadian
stations south westerly Winds cold and cloudy weather
with increased pressure, prevail.
In the Middle and Eastern states, nOrtherly 20 west
erly winds, unchanged temperatures aHd pressres and
clear weather: the Northwest ana thence over the
MINER lakes and 10 the ONO Valley soutbcry 10 westerly
Winds cloudy and warm weather aaG diminishing pres
suro- ,.,,,,
On the lower lakes aud n0rth-eastward through the
e. Lawrence Valley southcry 20 woscry winds, cloudy
aud milier weather, aud falling barometer viii prevail
In the Mode and Eastern states increasing tempera
lures dlmlni ihlng pressures, nOrthweatery % sOuA
westerly wind. and partly cloudy weather.
In the Gulf aud SOut-Atantc States sOutherlY Winds
increasing clOuiiiuess, anu warmer weather Ia the
North West aad the upper lakes and thence 70
Missouri and tho lower Ohio valley, south westerly "a
north westerly winds, rising bHrOmetef, colder aud
partly cloudy weather, with oeoaa.Onai snow
Warning signals continue AZ Duuth, MILWAUKEE,, uhl-
cagO. ana Grand Haven.
The chief signal officer announoes that the display OF
ea-tO4~rY storm as ~ iAe aLlsgoas 20 az pO.ss vii
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
DIR. HAIGHr ELECTED BISHOP Or mAssACBU-


BosToN, Dec. 4.-Tbe Protestant Episcopal
Churches OF Massachusetts held special Convention a.
St. Paus Church. to-day for the election Of Bisoop 70
oil hs vacancy by the death Of Bishop Eastburr
About 100 churches represented. TIE Rev A. IL
yintOn was chOsen Chairman. The Rev. DR. Hafght of
NewYork chosen Bishop by both clerical and iay
Branches In che former on the fourth ballot the vote
stood Benjamin J. Haght. - Alexander H. NIDton.
Sc others, DIR. HsIgbt then declared elected DJ
the clergy, and message from the laity read an
nOuncing the resnh by that body. Tn the lay DEB
Convention. when the position Of DR. H4ight WAS
fully explained Liberal Churchmsn, he was elected
TIE second ballot, receiving IS votes against 1s os A
II. NlntOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
TIE STATE or Trade.
HAVANA nARKRrA

H.v.,A Dec ursr nominal Brchsngs scy5 Un,sd fsse
20 ia rescy J18 prsum gbf 0a ~ premium 6Od
rod sIi pr-railn sgh; lJi 0i pTEi ion4oa
egJi premium, % Pans. 60l6i preminn
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
rArrLR MARKRTa

CHICAGO l-Rsoep three days-crie N Hogs 14oeoI
shsep ias demand shippers bny1ng m0dsssc
oca demand r prices quotations Era - =
Choice J08S6; Good s5 250S5 10 fair - 30
Medium $40 $685. Inferior 81 hsstss
wnieIed Texans - SSd % 90 through dT1vs tt1s% hep
demand prices though closing steady At decns p9e<
buy ~ literally s o mess quotations. rag
Cnon 6sas3 Good ey0 39o Choice and ETti. 81
% ~ 81 l5OS4 To
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
DIED

ABBERLEYOn Tuesday morning. Bell i.ughser ch L
and Mar, = Abeeey ssd ,esis sns noa,ns i s. - S Il.
Third s. Brooklyn e. D. this Crhugsday afternoon O'Clock
,Ss Ey Dee % 1 csss Ssas 49n Mn sue sue S .Sah
CoRTELYoUIn Booklya MONDAY Dec 1914 Adrian " csrtsi
and enss are invited to attend hs ,auer THURSDAY
s. at O'Clock n his residence No soS Greene s'a
BrooLlyH.
DU vERYET-Atb.r residence 10. winss~
day Dec pneumonia Mrs Du Veraet formerly Of PERTH
scotland, the 6Jth year Of her age
The and friends Of the m' are invited 70 ,'ssns ne
friday 9Th INST, at l o'clock
KDGE-n Jer,s, City Tqe' Dee :, Of nsrasi
Ba D. daughter d Joseph o. AID Eleanor LSe Asol II l01
F95s on ur.d.y Dec at O'Clock residences
Long BsAach papers please COPY
ALLou Tuesday, Dec MARI livingston youngest daughter 's
Funeral services Al the psre No East rHA
st., on Friday At Il ociOcE
HERRICK-In tie City N J., Dec . 1871 Jus.s
TN s'Is sa .1s as. Isa ,, I. Is. m T .e n . invited .ss
the funeral ThursAJ At i03o from bis late endenee No
nseeaf TTsa leaves Nsv-YOrE rEs--BVan~sksts1oa
JERRMAH-on MOOdA Dec D. Thomas Jersa IN hs 'O'a rear
The e, and friends mly respectfully syitea % a,.ss
bis u.rs Coeg Church u LafA5epAoe and
Foalth-st THURSDAY, st2 p
LExowou the morning e 3D. at bis rsden'' West HOSsisa
The nerSoa a axe place HobEeu Cemetery O'Clock
pNGRYA. Elizabeth N j. on Monday L. Pinsy
The issd. ny invited .tend The tuners, .-r,ie.' hon
II O'Clock Thursday morning IHtenasn in Ros'dal' Cen's
Orange.
TRUEsDELIn wednesday Dec 1871 willie Aln lniant "a
AonIO Jenaette Tuesten sgs4 months aud dsYa
Notice VI funeral hereafter
ruLOU-At C.,.E Dec Is7s Rnns Middleton L,s.A wits q
han Ton and daughter Of Col James L''Ah Of CA1r'
ton s. c., 10 the 3dth Of her
VAN soRDBNOn Tuesday Dec lS71 James Van Ssdra IN As
OF his
TIE relatives friends Of the family nd Of bis sons Chsrs snf
James W.. and soniaw, John = Pes are inyts end ne
Zion Church BAsonAse aEd Ih eg0sL, 90
PHasy 6th inst, at2 o'clock p. m
Bloomfield Monday. With consumption, khta n W
dal ehter of Nehemia Ward deceased
Rve and ends Of the family respectfully Invited .nd tAs
tuners o ho bher. srae G. Nari, Dec 1874. a
u O'Clock ~
She sveeily toi asleep In Jesus
WARNFgTe the remains % George W
1890 O'Clock IhusiAY, Dec D al 81
Pauls Episcopal Church Broadway corner FghonsL
woOO-A PeekSk \. T. hOnay. Dec ?. hap Ann Eis %
samuel \ Wood, In the 6Jh year o. her afe
the aT respectfully invited N sttSn4
te funeral Chapel Pseks rhaGay The 3th
Al ocoek HgdsOs Rvo1 RsIoad toneeonis Al ios<s
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
pASSRNGERy ARRIVED

PROM LfvBRP0OLIa It,rraahp Cgy Of WaShrgter Dee A.
Hon. John Dunn nd lsdy M1 and I<ahsm and boys Mis-
Albert and infant Rev
Mrs l. Clifton Mr ard Hrs s. H. HsiRe AHd sfsnA
Hopkins and Mr. Glover D. 4 hedrAno G. & M0rss, CAAs
Zsreasl ClsaaE wlsst4RlY
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
LATEST SHTP NEWS.
For other snio xe,cs zee rn.ra page.I

ARRIVED.
ste.sbp Asvra Or smith, Naples Oct 81 LEhorn 5 Gsus
Nov MarseLes 9h Yaena Ith, haaga 18TH and oofa2r u
~ fruit. &c % Henderson Bros
Steamship ". CLYDE, Cole Galveston Nov - snt KEY "'s
29th With aise. and paaA % G. n. Mallory & 20.
steamship Fau bosne Philadelphia with e and to Lonb
laTd steamship Co.
WND-sundOwa. rnoderss n. ". clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PernambacO, Liv
erDool. joseph Clark FOR Ne-Yok American Union, for "a
Mar
EeWYOk Onents from bosion
bark Angela PoaaPrnce from Bennuda Coos
Will, from ElenherL
FOREIGN PORTS.
orEKSsrowS 4-Ths steamship Siberia Hsrrs~
nom Boa.on aoY Liverpool arrived Aes O'Clock this afsr
DISASTERS.
HALIFAX s. Dee A-rhe steamship North AMERICA oyerus
from i.verp0o put sidney. q. B.. short Of coal
Newfoundland struck
heaT qua on the Nov Cape lost ss and
sbaDdoRe vessel 80 mes south
picked up and taken into North Sydney thsfe ~
heavy ale with lgL thing aud rain, here yesterday
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

No s BroAdsy factory No Grest JoEessL, Deooer' ~ Por
DgssEKr sEkyiOzs so WMTs FRxaGa CHINA sDn CHINA s
Articles or set. decorated order as hgh. sys f art s
Cress Fruts, ke
AsO GLAsaWARz, PLATED WARz, kc
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

Dropsv among affected the prevailing naay VII never
HsNK's MAGIC on used In earnR the eAs Us -, .se
prevents gande Even horse Will manifest as sranps ss
vent four houn Of RKsSKs MAGIC OIL lrJ H. JOHs
IA sraut N
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

on the 10Th inst be discontinued until tho opening OF
naVi cation In tho spring.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

FuraAt Msaufacrurers prices Call beiOre purchasing
BURKE. 30 Broadway, corner Ruos-st
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

Dfze-ron Con LrvEz invgora,es the -sicn sns
the character C1swELI "a psrfeetJ
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
5ueriai Notices

49,
A Regular Monthly Meeting of the DEMOCRATIC RE
PIIfCKN GENERAL GOMMlIIEb l61g, will
uauy Hall on rHUgSDAY NEXr Dec. . at "A s'cuok p m
JOHN W. CtANLkR. ChsirnsaL
I, W H. Qnscr. AxrHoSr EIcxHorr, Secretaries.
Amcrican InstitmteA slated neahy neeiss
viii held THIS Crhafsi-l EVENING al o'clock
tLe Cooper Bailiing. JOHN 6AFIl, Rec soc
yxrKKAS COKPs An RK0'r \. G.. > n IT.
knw-lOGK Dec. 4 lSs2
The Animal Meeting Of the Corps bell she Ar
te ztd Regiment FRIDAY Dec ls13 81 9cock
IA. q. CoNgsLL, Aajuiaut ". W RkAAkfs Celoael
Caution.
LAA PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE s4uCR
h cautioned avoid The ssansss
ana lsatlous olerua or sale
JOHN DUNCANs, SONS ssw.Ys<k
AscnS for The Uaiioa s,sses
Posr-Cice Notiee-The rails Europs
ng SA ruhi AZ bee et will close Al TIM Se WEDNESDAY,
At "A n ON THURSDAY az n and oa SATURDAY a. and II
r. u JONbNi r NJ
The Wsrkiagw 0nsp's Profeetiye Union.
rcdF. Of haads mDsnsas
apos N hogfeaoA segyicG iEAChkhS
fPYIsFs TRADESWOMEN, cLEIKs Se. eppRod .
peyef and sssd 10 ohisas snponsD~ Wages saeh k.s
sslssssa asa Az lies sss1a
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
DOMESTIC PORTS.


QuRKSsrowH nc l-Ths CuHar Line steamship Siberia Hsrr
nom BOAsOn SoY o. for LIVERPOOL arrived here a. oc'ck ms ana
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-22
ROUND DANCING DENOUNCED.

In the Protestant Episcopal Convention for
the Diocese of Virginia, held at Norfolk, last
week, lhe annual report of Bishop Johns was
read The bishop is very pronounced In his
vlews-taklng strong ground against ritual
ism and the use of altars instead of tables. In
conclusion, he says:
There Is another subject of different char
acter which would gladly avoid If could do
so without disappointing and. perhaps. dis
couraging some Of my faithful brethren OF the
clergy, who are grieved because certain OF
their communicates do not avoid things con-
trary to their profession. The most offensive
Inconsistency specified consists in indulglng
In that lasciyious mode OF promiscuous dane
Ing styled the rou0d dance-a demoraliZtng
dissipation, disgusting TO the delicacy OF a Re-
6ued taste. and shocking to the sense OF sen.
sibillty OF the refined mind. This scandal Is
not 10 be tolerated In the Church Of Christ.
Let every appeal be made In the way of affec-
llonate remonstrance, judicious teaching and
earnest prayer for the reformation CT those
led astray, II God peradventure will give
them repentance. 1t all such efforts prove
unava!ling to remove The scandal. and at the
same time employ the last expedlent for
awakening the offender to sense of his sin
and danger, 1t becomes necessary to resort to
the exercise of decided dlsclpline-it must be
so. 1t may cause ministers many tears, but
the painful duty must not be declined.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-22
JorTTNGS ABOUT THE STATE.

The State House roof is being repaired
rapidly now, but the rain Friday night caused
considerable damage, leaking down through
the ceiling In several Of the offices.
The Governor has reapponted William
McKiHlay trial justice for Charleston County,
and removed H. c. Brawley as trial Justice
of Chester County.
The horses attached to the carriage of
Mrs. Campbell Bryce ran of, 10 Columbia, on
Sunday, from in front of the postofflce. They
brought up against tree at the Nlckerson
Honse-thereby furnishing Msssrs. CarrJll j.
Spellman with twenty dollar job.
United States Deputy Marshal John B.
Hubbard passed through Columbia on Mon
day, having id charge Rufe Meadows and Will
liam Johnson. colored men, arrested for VIOLA
tion of the Ku-Klux net, who he was taking
from Charleston to the Laurens jail, under an
order of the court, In default OF ball, they hay
ing been rPmanded.
deputy Marshal James Maoney, Saturday,
arrested in Edgehed County, Jesse G. Beatty,
who, 1t will be remembered, committed one OF
the most cold blooded of murders in Union
County, In the fall OF 1862 instantly killing his
overseer, Tony Huff, by discharging the con-
tents of both barrels OF q double barrel shot
gun into his back. The prisoner acknowl-
edges his guilt The prisoner had only been In
the State about ten days.
A letter from Greenville gives in detail an
account of the festivities held there by the
young folks on May day. The children of the
Allen school assembled at the NJ. E. Church,
and FROM there marched to the school.honse,
where an grafton suitable for the occasion
was delivered by one of their number. Alter
this. and amid songs, the May pole was raised,
and the Queen of May crowned. An address
was made. and the spirit of the song. 'Long
Live the Queen" by The scholars, was heartily
entered into. Dialogues, Spelling matches.
&c, &c, followed, and altogether 1t was one
Of the most enjoyable OF occasions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-22
cPECIAL NOTICE TO THE MARRIED,
~ Or THOSE ABOUT TO BE MARRIED.

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To the weakly, stckly, debilitated wife or
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Ur. Mauriceau especially recommends the use OF
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DR.. Mauriceau does not lntrnd 10 have ono
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-22
THE KU-KLUX Law IN THE sENAE
Ames Arralgncd by AIcorn.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The Senate was occupied oil day In discuss
Ing the proposed proongatlon of the period
during which the writ OF habeas corpus may
be suspended uuder the Ku-Klux act. Mr..
Acorn said: Northern men have become since
the war citizens, bona ade, OF Mississippi. TAX
Ing stock In the sympathy and interests OF our
people; these are amongst the elite OF the
Republican party. Others have come into the
State-sojourners 40 long as they hold Office.
Their tenuIe OF Office will end as 1t began,
with repnlsions OF race. Like those who set fire
10 houses, they have come 10 inflame In opdor
to steal. My colleague, Anes, representing
nothing In Mlssissipp rave these agents ofhate,
stands here rs stumbling block to repose and
concord. Ha knows no restraint OF the repre-
sentative He Is not citizen OF the State
He has never contributed O dollar to her
taxes. He Is not identified with her by even
technical residence. He blackens her char
acter by Misrepresentation Six murders NJ
Meridian he lortures into ten. The murders
of negroes in the State he distends into hum
dreds. Eighteen murders on the record for
three months he exaggerates Into slxty-three.
The forty-fve assassinatlons which he thus
commits In presence of the Senate concur
with the Misrepresentation by which carpet.
bog incendlaries sought to shape The kn-kluX
bill to their designs vi vlndlcliVeness and hate.
A Union soldier, Identified as by residence and
citizenship declared, six months age, that the
condition OF Mississippi was peaceful, aud ne
still confronts the assertion OF my colleague
when stating In this letter that 80 late as the
18th of May peace reigned throughout oil her
borders."
Carpenter, from the committee on the judi
clary reported Without amendment, the bill to
amend the bankruptcy act by substituting
1871 tor 1864 In The first provlSo ot'the four
teenth section; also, with amendments, Trum-
bulls bill amendaLory OF section thlrty.thfee
of the bankruptcy act.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-22
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