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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
JAMES FISK.

Containing uU account of all his SC em~s, snTr-
priSeS ant .u4iiar. RIO0t-I h. ~ Vanderbilt,
Drew her ~ r. X. aud F'n@l cal mag ats,
GEr.r FIR ATit~ ui Tire a M4NN RI G RrIt'i mt
n. n tl,f.te~ n he IGHTS SH bows o. New
Y. r. 1t. JOSIE NJ N~Fl ELI The siren H. W
% u1itul rspt'vsted ~ ruined neT vi't'ms.
Lite ut r. WA u STOKES, lltI>Ir- ted
tava at over @ ages. Send 81 o. r "utht. and Sc
70 retti- n oure. tirrHl-r~ tTee. UNI N PUB
Ii SIZING CO Pull dell H. Chi a cincinnati.
Thl0N4
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WIN. W. Wv I<On,s Fstste.

INHE SUBSCRIBERS savirf 9err tppoil led nv
I the mora BILE PROBATE Court for the Dist Tict Of
Washington. Comm ssioners. to re i've. eXsmips
nd 4djlst ali claims ard demands of all persons
y-inSt the estate Of VIM. W Wilson Ia East
Nontpeirr In sail Disricr dt d rel
~nlva and the term Of months fr' H. Sd dsI
II arch 1872, being aIIo~ed by said Court to tn,
,refitors o. said deceased xhibH and THEN
respective cl aims bsfor Give notice tbat si
attend the duties OF aur rpoinf he dwell
ing house 81 MS AImina Wilson in Fast NnntI elier
in district he Friday Cf Nav and fugu=t
n al O'Clock, in the afternoon, each OF said
days.
4 TAoSI : e. as s aiETE Commissioner.
March A. ID. 1872 Tn 3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

Dead men tell no tales: Il they did, anathe-
against The depicting lancet, the drastic purge
and the terrible sslvauts tbs msdicS would
arise from every grsveJ ard. The motto of modern
medical science as Preserve aud Regulate, des
troy slneiy day is entirely har-
haTnon ma this phianthro9ic Logic DR.. WALK-
gas VEsEsABLE VixGsAn BIrTERs. In this powerful
yet harmless restorative. dyspepsia. bilious COM
plaits AMI all diseases OF the maoE, liver, bowels
aa4 asfvss, ensouEteT 81 rresisiihls aHiidots
Fhl6W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
BuRNHAMS
PEUKINS a HnTSE'S

Pateat retaI'Ic. Eeros, Coal OIL
s AFETX LAM . S
These lamps adapted all pubf5c private
AMI coast uCted b >cientihc principles that
they he e1p7 ded hy the cfthe most II fl am
m7nla Obs auvrIiug short OF Miro GlvceTne
GGuppvder. Over 0,OeO sO'd, of them has
. pNplode7 At wholesale and retail hY ALLEN
Fbi GER, Manut's Aeeut Concord, n. Il. All orders
= Il prlmltlr attended FMI3w4
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APECIA. NOTICE..

The change which has taken place by toe dissolution
OF the hrm OF Storrs X Jones makes II absolutely
necessary that ali .bs due the late hrm should be
aid without delay. Please CAL and Sc ule without
tsrtf,ar nance l.. W.gONES.
March 20 1872. FIS
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Heartily Recommends.

SOVTH BOsToS, Feb. :, 1870.
MR STEVENS:
Dear Sui have tsten several bottles Of your VEs-
ErINE. convinced II - uahie r~Inetv tsT
Dyspepsia, KIdy Co PtoIHt- and general debility Of the
-gstrf
/ eau hearr recommend At 10 al suffering from The
alb we comp ANTS.
Yours respectfully,
Mas MrSRoE PAKkKs, 3S5 Aih=ns 81.
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder &c. are always
unpleasant aud time> they ecOme be most dis
fresSirg dangerous disease that IT. the hu
nan " ten. Most Diseases ot the Kidneys arise from
IMPURITIES in the hlnoa, causing bumoTs which s. tile
N these parts VEGETINE eXCels any known remedy
N The whole world cleansing aud purifying the
aIood, thereby can ing healthy action 10 all the
az the body.
NEGErt~r Is sold bv all Druggists. FAllws
A0EE AMONTH % sell our Universal O.
$6SO ment Comb nation Tunnel Burton
Hole Gutter, and other articles, SIco
NoTELTT Co., Me THl2w4
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SAVE THE CHILDREN!

Mnliiludes OF the N suffer, IN aud Gle. because
L Pr Horas. The only known remedy FOR these
most Troublesome and dangerous of all worms in
childT- "a adults Ia DIR. GouId's Pin-wOrm
syrup- Purely vegetables death 10 ali worms;
a valuable esihartie, ard beneficial TO health. War
ranted. Price reduced TO SO CTS. per bottle.
F6ms GEO. e. GOODWIN 4 CO. Boston
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H9HESFElDS FOR EX-S0LglERN.
COLONIES
are now being organized TO sertie la nds The lin
ofthe
NORTH FRN PACIFIC r.. r.

NOIt II ERN PACIFIC Il. Z.
leo acres a. Nhch Appropriated every private sol
"a e. urlcsr, aud marine W no served lH the
ny OF tie United states during iha reCau Tehe ln
nine; tays, moe, and VIII vs. h'uoFapis DIS
haTged subject 10 tha prpv- IONS Of M Homestead
Act ct lsla- Dst trhn-p v leave w Ensi AMI tor
oonut-~ Hr-tds o-atsd early A,ris. ua'rt- are
org nlzfng for sci ts ota-r luct'tes. Fu
., n 'f''n tural~i-t application 10 Ii. C. O b
II bard, Com nI>-i.,neF . iu utsratttn f,r 10
Nor h- O. a. enc Rtiltua i2i trssi az. New York
ii"l Gees a. J,hns o. Precedent ot The New
Ens.ani ire3u "r VI .rttlou- \ D. ID Femb-riOa
SqItre stun Mts< or
r. N.B sOVS-N.
Vice President Nrrm Mt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

AL NAH Aftttt .Iu t.l..t ...a "A. 3
WOsSG hes o.thf>. c. 70 ones. tHp'-~ sHH
~ part euisrs FREE : " >FsNCER, -irt.-.-s' %,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

The subscriber proposes sell anctioa unless
viousy disposed private sale, rlvei farm stu
sttd IN WaisheId, Of which LItyd Weis, late of
Waitsfeld ce essed, o=d, seized aud possessed il be-
ine III iarm upon winch he lived and occupied the
a. ~ wears his fs farm about equal distance
between Walsh cid and Warren villages, and in
good sts.s of cultivation. Terms ~ and sale posi-
live On The 6 ret day April The premises.
liza RICHARDSON, AdmnisIratof.
WsI.shsid, Es5Brary 2sth ls72 Fswe
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MIS- oELLANEOUS.

A A:
tsd , be I1Tere-f = IN q th' ha0 You get Is
nv Rev. J. F. Rtrh npnd, years Cry Missionary.
vor> gvOfta httIn- and 1t &c lsation book, 200
Eu IRA wings. Agents Srli 40 Il
Z. & TREAT. Puh'i-her sos Broadway, y. Y.
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III, would | were a On ID again

FghS the weary and exhausted one as rhe anGour and
@Es1lde % spr ug comes upon hin. e and receive
'tsf and sreus'n from The wonderful SIuJh Americ "A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
Washington County Court.

Hon. ASAHEL PECK. Judge.
Hon. 10 i All WOOD, .
HIMAM CAKLroN, states Attorney.
/ W BROwN. Sheriff.
LUTHER NEWCDNB. CLERK
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ESYNIITNYS 5IIEII Pills
Farm for Sale.

ute ai-,-.u>is ., Nsr "a, .naseb heausSh' y!
Ci 81 &c S Id eveTywi eIe 20 Ct MS fAU'
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ing SILK. Linen hrea d "a q Pictures
49, ui.t VI bH, no s. $50 b r .,rt1
slta'rd with certain y. Srrd f1- te-a, az once
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Franklin ii. Dean of West Cornwall re
cent Y sold twenty ewes to George Martin Of
East Rush, y. Y, for s. 600
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THE DOCTORS DAUGHTER

One ia ndSome Illustrated volume, cloth. s.5l. Jest
issu-d which has already had very large sale and
which Is winning golden opinions from the eriueh OF
the press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

Several attempts have been made TO mob two
men IN Clinton (ky) jail. charged with commit.
ting an atrocions outrage upon lady and her
daughter, but SO far have failed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

THE IRraPETs RoUSD About JERICHO
When jericho was strictly shut up by Israel, and
hti the walls compaSsed round about, the people
did not shout nor the walls fall down until The
~vehih day There was much preliminary mat
tei, durln" which the ark was horne about, and
the priests sounded their great rams horn trum.
pets, but the people sad naught But, on the
sevehi'sday. even while the ,IerIchcans felt most
secure, and laughed loudest in their security. the
trumpets once more sounded their sLrill alarms.
and the waited signal came. and the people sbont-
ed with great shout, and the mighty walls
crashed down, and Jericho was no more
The trumpets have sounded five times or more
round about General Grants Jericho, but he has
not heard the voice Of the people shouting his
wa'ehiaeh on the walls hav. announced that ..,ll
IS wen and he feels quite secure. The trumpet
blasts OF Investigations the sharp alarms OF fraud
corruption, us,rpation, tyranny, nspotsm, have
storncd the AIR with inry, but cry have gone
up from New Hampshire nor Connecticut On
the seventh day the trnmpets will sound at Gin.
clhnati and We feel certain that that day will be
like the SIX other days. But the ominous stiffness
OF the people would teach any person. except one
who is ludicialiy blind to dread their shout whe,
1T does come-and the people intend to shout :,
Cincinnati General Grant! Look out tor youl
walls s!-Washimgton Patriot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
MEMORIAL MEETING.

The memorial meeting. inrhc Board OF Trade
Rooms IN the Masonic Temple, OF this city, last
evening, not SO largely attended as conid
have been desired This may have been caused.
in part by the unfinished condition, and Il dread
OF the ,ampness from the newly pIa':ere1 rooms,
without fire. and the want OF other accuminoda-
tons necess irv to the comfort OF such are most
likely to attend an assemhla.e OF such a character
The proposition to hold these meetings III the
cities throughout the country. which would COM
muucatc their proceedings to each other as the
evening progressed. was novel one, and one
which we supposed would prove attractive to
most OF our intelligent ctiAcms. all ~ whom must
appreciate the grca; services the deceased had
rendered the world during his hong and NItnons
HE
The meeting was presided over 10y His Honor.
MaNor NALFNuNF. WIN. II, DOVE. I>u Srcre-
tary. on taking the clair th" Mayor briefly Al
udei to the life and character ot the deceased.
the difficulties hc encountered and his final tr-
umph over all obstacle. Mo>srs. l.. 7. Bush, IL.
+. Askew. VIM Tatnall, J, {. Harkne'S and lno'
O'Byrnc. were appointed committee. who re-
ported "a preamble and resolutions. which were
passed unan,,naustv. Tlearnm, were read from
MANY cities and one from E,ypt The meeting
was appropriately adar,~sc,! hy Eev. Mr. Todd, OF
Grace Church. John U'RyIne. II NJ jenkins and
j. ] Heald, E>ps
The Philadelphia Press OF to-day mentions the
fact that meetings were held yesterday all over
the world III hnaor II the memory ot Prof Morse
and containing abstracts of resolutions adopted
expressive oI the gratitude and respect owed hy
the human race to the great inventor. One Of the
largest and most earnest of these meetings was
held the House OF Representatives oil the mted
States. Ii printed III tull the dispatches woni'i
occupy nearly ten columns of the Press. The
meeting at Washington was one of the largest ever
held III that city. The Hall OF the House oi Rep
rc>entatNes was densaly crowded. The speaker
presided assisted hN We, President CoiiiA. Ihcr.
were present the I'rslI,nt OF the nlted State
members OF the Cabinet. Judges of IN" Shpieih'
Court, and TIA" ,ioy,Inois al States either M pei
son OF by proxy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The storm of Republican indignation over the
nomination of Haneman Hartianit MS Governos
Of rcnnsy sylvania at Grants bidding, rises instead
OF iuls. Subjoined the reader may what For-
ney's Press, the Lancaster Express (published ut
the old home OF Jhad Stevens and the oracle Of
the tremendous Republican majority Of that vicin.
ase) the Pittshurs Car0nicie and other infuen-
tial party papers throughout the state think of
the situation:
Forncy's Philadelphia Prcss.1 Wy
General John +. Hartranit is the Republican
nominee for Governor of Pennsylvania. We be
sad opening of what promises to he . most exoit-
ing and difficult campaign. s...-.. -...z... -..
Lancaster Fxpress.l
To ask the readers OF the Express to support n
ticket like this, and nominated under such ausp,-
c"s, would he gross and unpardonable insult. :
We do not believe il can be elected. and the best
reason III the world which can be given Tor this
opinion. to all honest men, that it does not de-
serve TO be.
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
There are hundreds Of men who viii cordially
l. lpport Ulysses Mercur for Supreme Judge rud
yet scratch Ha,tranit.
Scranton Republican
We know whereof we speak when we say that
more earnest work than has yet been done by the
Republicans of Pennsylvania will be required to
eject General Hartranft.
Pittsburgh Dispatch
II is useless to ignore the fact that there is in.
tense hostility TO lIartmnft's nomination, consid-
cred hy itself.
Mauch Chunk Coal Gazette.
1t the ticket nominated on "Wednesday is to lie
elected next tall there will have to be plenty OF
hard work done.
Lancaster Enterprise.l
We await developments. believing that some
radical change in the present situation is the on v
way 10 prevent AN improper nomination from re-
>nlting IN disastrous defeat, which the party
can least afford upon the very threshold Of Pres
ldeutia election
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

A hll allowing the Pacific Mail Steamship CON
ranv to reduce its capital stock has been deteate
IN the New York Assembly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
IsaNOncts and Bullets vs.. Ballots.

The Washington correspondent of the World,
,n his letter OF the 18th instant says: The mil
iary programme OF the administration Tor the
Presidential campaign IN the interest OF the re-
election OF Grant viii be developed IN Congress
on Wednesday next To-day the Senate dccilrd
Ia name that day Tor entering upon the discussion
OF the hill reported IA month since by the Eepuh-
hcan members OF the ku-klux Committee. which
extends the operations Of the fourth section OF the
enforcement act for the suspension Of the writ ot
hibess corpus rom IT. present limitations which
n"Nt March SO on the day which the Radicals
hope t" rcinausurie Grant they graciously pro-
pose to restore i" privileges OF tins great writ to
the electors oi the Gnited State, There will be A
long and earnest debate on Tins most important
question IN the Senate. bu. the large partisan ma
lority Will, at lf- end undoubtedly triumph. In
the House the vietoly oi the administration. il a
cuS,on IN that branch Will hc more evenly divided
and the result more closely and hutly contested =
But ten Republican votes are required to he ad-
ded 10 the entire Democratic vote to defeat the
GAtiing gun PROJECT 1t j, b, .ieved that not only
len but three times ten Republican vote, can b..
secured III That event. Tor is pretty well ascer
tanned fact thai there thirty Republican mem
cieetlot and who would openly declare themselves
II they We're not fearful that the administration
w"nli throw its influence in patronage and power
INTO their close districts and defeat their re.elee-
ton ths illl tor Congress
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The nteh State SelIlt. OIL Monday nostnou,
e consideration oi the contest, election case OF
senator Abbott q North Carolina, until Monday
next AMI liked the ufrnina ot the debate o,, the
bIii reported iron th. Juini select committee on
outrag"s III "th. aie in>urrcctiouarv States" ex.
tending the power OF the President to suspend the
wni oi hal'"as corpus at his discretion, Tor til,
"Wednesday after.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

A rain storm. producing heavy freshets. h.
done great damage to the roads, bridges and lun
ber thro,' ,hout Nova Scotia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The Chicago. "Tnhnne" says that the pow
eriul letter ni Col. Frei IIerker oi ST CLAIR coun
y ILLINOIS, will shortly be followed by call a,-
dressed to llhsls Republicans, similar to that e.
Gently issued IN New York 10y Judge seldom, Hor-
ace iireelay and others"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
LONDON. April lG.

LONDON. April l6.
The Iclevaph asserts that Bismarck is displeas-
ed at the increasing armament OF France and is
about to enter protest and recommend the re-
occupation OF the departments of France lately
evacuated. The here is no confirmation of this
report and it is generally believed to be a fabrica.
tion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The DAILY GazErrEi Is published every afternoon
tcxcept SUNDAY ut il6 Market street, and served b!
carriers to subscribers in all parts oi Wilmington
and The surrounding towns and Villages, Tor SIN
rotis week. payable weekly. Yearly Subscribers
81, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established l'Ni.
is the largest and most nnurshing weekly IN the
State. and has larger circulation than any other
the Pcninsular. Published every FRIDAY morn
ny at 81 a yesr, in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-25
SAILED.
Steamships Miranda, for London; Columbia, Havana
Wind at sunset s.


Marine Disasters.
BARK AIlc,, Kendall. at Antwerp ilth inst from New
rom West which lie chief ma %51s
eag and aG wos adey Ts
ship was brought tie wind as secn as possible but az
have sunk Immediately he was never seen after 1s
BARK h.sss,A Bs from New York for Antwerp
Seeff tassS Sp "s"g' "'' '' port sd W.T. part Of
Sem Anrrr BrRstEv-Joseph n.rors ;,,s .onr A,,,o
on srs II Ssasv # s,s%
aear., sea nnlng commenced TO throw the deck load
washed oversSard captain xmss he mate Jones',
sa naS Ts % Of s fsnG The
Ted @
Ser ns GT
nah for Philadelphia to us in our signals
%
In tow and brought her into port
as are M N SeG a. ssnH
amount OF $500 The cargo for trading and belonged
a" New Tse ass oamas III
bark lying a. pa Ar wnar The schrs
fashion head also badly split
scIR Many ANNA. Robbins from Elzabethport for New
London with coal, while passing through Hell Gate
the I'D inst sprung leak and WAS run ashore REQ on the
out OF water.
STEAMER Exrnnss, at Alexandria from Baltimore re.
ports the schr Bentley still ashore at Ragged Point
FAyA April 2e-The crew Of the Arlington stephenson,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia have agreed TO proceed
with the master who Is going ship more men, and the
vessel will sail In two or three days
Tho leak In the Colorado, from Ardrossan for Boston,
having taken up she begins to caulk tomorrow. This
will be done AS low down ms possible
MELBOURNE, March 1.-THE bark yiolctte, Wilson, from
Burrard Inlet which arrived here March l6 is said to
much strained by violent weather. but has not yet been
surveyed.
Miscellaneous.
Purscr Ldde of the steamship Abyssinia, from Liver
pool will accept our thanks for favors
The purscr OF the steamship South Carolina, from
has our thanks for favors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY oMsLAnKEr-LoNpoN May 2415 p M.
United States fvetwenty bonds 1925 9; 1865, old,
9l1; 1875 93h tcn-fortles, 80.
FRANKFoRr BouRsE.-FRANKfoRr, May IA. M.-Uned
States hyetwenty bonds opened at 9 the issue of 1862
55f SOC.
LIyERPooL CorToN MARKEr.-LIvERpooI, May M-b r
MThe cotton market closed Arm quotations unchanged,
The sales OF day have been ~ bales including 5000
Tor specMaion and export ne sales o. the week nave
and IS oO) speculation. The stock in port Is 8 COO
bales including 29900O American The receipts of the
week have been 45C00 bales including 1900 American.
Actual expert bales The stock at seq bound to this
port Is 42f zoo bales including 100 009 American.
TRADE IN MANCHESTER. -LrvERPooL, May PAP. M-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is rmer
LvERPoOL BREADsTurFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL, May "a
80 M-Wheat, u.s. 3D. Us l0l per GENITAL for Caor.
mia white; lis 3D. lis 10d for red Western spring. and
l2 3D. for red winter The market quiet TIE receipts
including 1000 American.
Petroleum. MARKEr-ANrwERP, May A-Peroleum,
Al. for fine pale American.
80, LospoN PRoDuqE MARKET.LoNnoH, May 2-Tallow,
lon Rosin 22s 2Ss cwt for fine. Spirits turpen-
tne Dos. Cd. Cos cwt Whale OIL f38 los $50 per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a, 1872.
CLEARED.


Steamship City of Brussels tBr Brooks Liverpool via
Quecnstown-John Dale.
9ff SSs spa4a Thompson Liverpool via
steamship Egynt Br) Grosan, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Arragon DR. Western, Bristol, E-E Nor.
Steamship, Benefactor, jones' Wilmington Nc-Loril-
SHIN Quebec or, Uowan, .Antwcrp-snow Burgess
shin Helene (Nor), samuelsen, Cronstad-Funch, Edge
sh,p VIM Yeo CRp, Howe, ousbec- Rusk Jevops,
Bark Johann Marie NGl, Herksen, Bremen-Funch,
Bark iris (NG), Schultz, Brcmon-runch Edye A Co.
= Bark sarah Cam Chr, Cook, Antwerp-Jacob W
Bark Stag (Br), Wilson, Halifax--J Whitney Co
Bark Blanche tBD, Vaughan Sydney, CHI De Wolf
bark Maggie dr,, Mitchell, Little Gace Bay-Heney
Bark Wood CBr) Thurnsall, Fernandina-Brett, Son
Brig Ronna Catherine DAM Roos Elslnore orders
Brig sibley, Golson Buenos Ayres-John Norton, Jr
Brig Joseph Howe CBr), Nelson Aspinwall-H De Wolf
Brig La Creole Dutch, spaickhnver curacoa-povale
brig Wexford (Br, Patterson, zaza and cienfuegos-D
,s
S De sans
schr Israel Snow, Pease, Baracoa-B Wcnbers
schr Sophia Godfrey, Taylor, acksonville-rupper
schr ida Birdsai. Johnson Darien-J Gregg
schr Emma Endicotf, EndcotL Washneion-van
schr Diploma Pinkham Norfolk--c Staples 4 90
schr Howard Hunt, Peterson Mauricetown, My
schr Anna Brown, Harvey, Sandy Hook-J Gautier, Jr
schr Sawyer; Rogers, Boston-Thompson Hunter.
= schr Louisa Van Brunt Tooksr, Port Jeferson-van
schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbic, stamford-s,amford
sloop odd Fellow, Dyer, Middetowa, Ct
ssnsT ssy resp, sn
steamer Beverly. Pierce. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-25
ALMOST A HOLOCAUST.
A Bridge Having Two Hundred Persons
ON It Falls Into the Watcr-A List Of
the wounded.

ON It Falls Into the Watcr-A List Of
ITHACA, N. Y, May "a, .is72
About three O'Clock this morning the 'suildings
belonging to W. G. Johnson on Fall. Creek were
fred by an incendiary. One OF the steamers OF this
city was stationed on the high bridge over Fall
Creek, just below the foot Of the main fail. When
the fire was nearly out the bridge, without any
warning by cracking fell, carrying with II the
CINE and the people who had cOngregated there. to
the number OF about two hundred. The bridge was
twenty feet above the water, and the whole OF 1t
went down together.
Fifteen persons were seriously injured, including
some OF the students OF Cornell University, some so
badly that they are not expected to recover. The
following is a list OF those seriously hurt
Charles Davenport, saloon keeper, hip broken
and right leg crushed Andrew J. Davis, leg broken
steamer, badly hurt; Samuel Brock, serious spinal
and internal injuries; John W. Smith, leg broken
Warren ii. Lyon, leg mashed and hand pierced
w. Blind, student, from Addison Hill, N Y, leg
broken John Ostraum, student, from Randolph, n.
Y, arm broken; v. L. Davy, student. ankle mashed;
Major Robert ]. Renwick, an old man, leg broken:
Surgical aid was quickly obtained, and the
wounded were born to their homes on couches ana
beds. The steamer was slightly injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-25
THE TARIFF BILL IN CONGRESS.
The Changes Made by the Senate Conn
mittee-Thc Whiskey and Tobacco Tax.

WASHINGTON, May "a 1872.
The senate Finance Committee to-day COM
pleted the consideration Of the House Tariff
bill and reported 1t to the Senate 1t is
no much changed that an agreement be-
tween the two houses is absolutely impossi-
be- The whiskey tax has been consolidated
10 that the special tax paid by rectifers is in.
cluded In the general tax, and the rate fixed at
seventy cents per gallon, thus relieving rectiners
OF the tax OF one per cent on sales and fifty cents
per barrel, aud reducing the value Of the rectided
stamp nom twenty-five to ten cents. A
uniform rate has been fixed for the to-
bacco tax at twcntyfour cents The old
Senate free list has been virtually replaced, and the
bil otherwise 80 badly cut up as to make confer.
ence committee absolutely necessary. II is useless
TO base any calculations Of the final result from the
the bin as reported, as 1t will certainly be so much
changed in the conference as to make 1t almost q
new measure.