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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-23
General Sherman at vt. Petersburg.

4 grand reception awaits Gen. Sher-
man ut St. Petersburg. 1t Will open
the eyes Of Europe to the magnifcence
of which the great northern nation is
capable. Our naval officers have al
ready had occasion to testify to it, and
say that it is something beyond des-
cription. The Emperor of Russia has
III grateful remembrance the reception
which America accorded the young
naval lieutenant from his fleet the other
day, and intends to overwhelm Sher-
man with honors and splendors. Gen.
Sherman and young Grant, accompan-
led by Minister Curtin, will pro-
coed to the Caucasus short
~, and thence to Astrachan
From that point they will go up the
Volga to Mimi Novgorod, where Sher-
man VIII have chance to see the jump
ing off point, and then they will come
back to Moscow and St. Petersburg,
reaching the capital late in May. Ban
quets, professions, church festivals,
promeuades. public and private recep-
tions in great numbers are already ar
ranged and il Is rumored that the
Emperor Car will take this occasion
to pass q grand review, which shall be
the means of showing his teeth to
Prussia and his other secret enemies.
1t is prophesied that the review viii be
one of the grandest ever held in Europe.
as several hundred thousands of we'll
trained soldiers will participate in it,
Gen Sherman's presence would afford
the Car a good excuse for reviewing
his new and reorganized army. and
doubtless the hero OF the march to the
sea Will be delighted with the formida-
bile array of forces which our northern
friends have ut their disposition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-23
The ASrai.
~ poeEHr BUCHANAN.

,ris midnight and the light upon my desk
Burns dim and blue, and hichers as read
The gold.casped tome, whose stained, yenow leaves
Feel gpongy to the touch yet rough Nith DUST,
when CIari from her chamber overhead,
Hsr bright hair flowing brighter from thc pfush,
S,cals m and peeps, and sits upon my Knee,
And winds her gentle arms Aronhu my neeA'
Ana .tde-opg pcepng on the page antique,
Pains her warm looks and kisscS az read:
,apefore man grew of the four elements
tn. Asrat grew Of three--tire, WATER air
snt cartn-thcy were not earthly. That was ere
The ouening Of the golden eye Of day
The world was silyeru, moonlight mystical
Flooded her gimmering continents and seas
And in green places the pale Asral walked
To deep and melancholy melody,
Muaiug, and cast no shades.
These could not die
AZ men die: death came later pale, yet fair;
peusiye vet happy, in the siiyern light
The Asrai wandered, choosing for their homes
All gentle plrces- valleys NOISY deep,
Star-haunted waters, yellow strips OF sand
Kissing the bright edge of the glittering sea,
Aud glitteriug ca, srns III the gaunt hill-sldes,
Frosted with gems and dripping diamond deWs
In NOISY basins where the water black
Bubbod with wondrous breath. The world was pale,
And these were things Of palor; flowers aud scents,
All entering things, came later later stu
Ambition, with thin hand upon his heart,
Crept out Of heaven and hung the lights OF enrth
with lights miraculous later still, man dug
ont of the caves The thick and golden glue
That knits together the stone ribs Of earth.
Nor flowers, nor scents, the palid Asrai knew,
Nor burning aspiration heayeuward,
Nor blind detection downward under earth
After the things that glitter. Their desires
Shonc stationary gentle love they knew
For one another-and in their pale world
silent they walked and unused, knowing 10 guile
With lives that flowed within as quietly
As rain-drops dripping with bright measured beat
From messy cavern caves
O love, my Lowell
How thy heart beats how the fond kisses rain :
We cannot love ike those-ours Is q pam,
A tumult, delirum, dream.
. little one of fnur sweet elements,
Fire on thy face, and moisture in thine eyes,
Thy white breast heaying with the rich rare air,
And In thy heart, and on thy kissing mouth
The warmth, the Joy, the impulse, and delight
OF the euamorcd, gcntlo-hearted carth
Bright With the aogery fullncss of the sun.
Saint Puuis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-23

PLEASURE brings eifemlnacy ana
eneminacy foreruns ruin; such con
quests. without blood or sweat, suffice
emily doreyenge themselves upon thsI
Incorporate copquerOrS. -autfrtcS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-23

THr parents Of Hon. 5. s. Cox cele.
brated their golden wedding, Jew
DAYS since, 1t GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14
TRIPLE SHEE T.
New York, Sunday, July IA, 1874.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S HERALD,

PAGE.
l-Advertisements.
2-Advertisements.
S-The Invasion OF Chnppaqua: The Forces OF the
Ex-Confederacy Beseiging Horace Greeley In
His HOme-Gratz Brown Badges and Ban
ners-Grant and Wison-Ocean Breezes-
Saratoga Races: First Day of the July Meet
1ng Brilliant Assemblage, Fast Time and
Capital Racing; Scenes About the Hotels and
on the Course; Colonel Mcdaniel in Good
4-Relgious Intelligence: Seventh SUNDAY After
Pentecost; st. Bonaventure; Religious Sched
ule for To-Day; HERALD Religious Corre
Swedenborgianism and Why 1t Is SO Called ;
Man AS An Animal; All About New Re.
ligiOn-Pio Nino's Successor: Europe Gazing
on Rome-DisastrOus ConfagratiOn In Michi-
gan
5-stokes: Close Of Summing Up Of Counsel for
tne prosecution; The Charge OF Judge InCra-
ham; The Jury Retires; The Long Agony Al
most Over; Juror Number Ten Puts Ques-
meditation Can Be Formed; Speculation as to
the Verdict; The Jury are instructed and Re-
Taesn 1lre and I'd, Licked Up for & the Night Recess
tieth Day of the Trial-News from washing.
ton tonmThe DYNASTY in spain-The Jersey Con-
Burglars Commtted-COol villany-An Error
Explained Away-Army and Naval Intelli-
gence-Dr: Sherman Pardoned-Wheat and
e-Editorials Leading Article, ''The New York
Cnarter Election-The Importance of Good
City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Announce
7-Eaitorials n Continued nom Sixth Page)-The
commodore
REFUSES to Sail Against Commodore Ash
bury-Cable kilograms from England France
Rome, Egypt, China and Japan-The HERALD
anu Dr. Liv1ngstone-Personal Intelligence
miscellaneous Telegrams-Bu Business Notices
e-Al Fresco Piety: Descriptive View of the Great.
est Camp Meeting of the Age-Exiled Priests
In California-New York City Items-Brooklyn
Afairs-Opinions OF the Parade-Cholera in
Phantom-Anars at Quarantne-The Depart
ment or Buildings-Our Apache Visitors from
Arizona-Sng Sing Prison Matters-Unfor
tunate Fitch-The Twenty third Street Rail.
road-Captain Woods Not Lost
S-F1nanclal and Commercial: The Bank State.
ment for the Week; Indications of Renux OF
National Bank Currency; The Surplus Reserve
Down Half Million; The Specie ExpCrt Yes.
terday Nearly Three Millions and for the
Week Nearly Five Millions; The Weeks I'm.
ports OF Foreign Goods Six and Half Millions:
Dull Day In Wall Street; Gold Steady and
Very Dull and StagnatiOn In the Stock Market; |
Inc Treasury Coin Balance-The New Manhat
tan Market: Description Of the Building and
Adjuncts-Court Of Special Sessions-Free
Lovers Quarre-Shoplifters Arrested-Mar-
riages and Deaths-Advertisements
Races Continued from Third Page)-
The Cleveland Races-Turf Notes.-The Turf In
England-Obituary-Mr. Russell Gurney on
America-Shipping Intelligence-Adyertise.
ments.
l1-Advertisements
12-Advert1sements.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

A CHOLERA SCARE IN THE CRY seemed i'm
minent yesterday, from the fact that report
had been circulated Of death from the fright
full scourge of Asiatic cholera having taken
place in our midst. This was strengthened
from the fact that physician who made
the post-mortem examination declared
it to be genuine case of the Semitic species.
Further inquiry and active measures by the
cholera morbus, and not the epidemic This
will be reassuring to those who may have been
frightened out of their proprieties by the false
report.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14


Pore Prus THE NINTH AND THE VACANT
CARDINALS HAr.-A London newspaper
states that it has information from
Rome, under the signature Of q person
high in. authority in the Vatican, by
which it is assured that His Holiness Pope
Plus the Ninth has created the Most Rever-
end the Archbishops Of Westminster, Eng
land, and of Paris, Cardinals Of the Church,
and that O scarlet hat has been also assigned
to the American episcopacy. The latter pro-
motion was conferred on the Most Reverend
Martin John Spalding, then Archbishop Of
BALTIMORE. The English press states that the
Papal fiat was prohodnced ON the 1st of No
vember last, All Saints Day. The Arch
bishop of Baltimore, most promising and
esteemed prelate, has been removed from the
world by death since that tipe. The fold is
never wanting in shepherds; the watchmen
are ever on the walls. America has lost one
brilliant son by the demise of His Grace Of
Baltimore, but the Roman Catholic affairs sill
sparkle with jewels which light up the uni
versal episcopacy So, if His Holiness hal
deipned TO send us scarlet hat, as is alleged
in London, let him forward it to New York
where it viii be worthily and gracefully worn.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14
l1-Advertisements.
acknowledgements.

From CHINA AND JAPAN we have later news,
brought by the steamship America to San
Francisco and telegraphed overland to the
HERALD. The travel and trade from Asia to
America continue in full and profitable vol
ume The advices are not of very decisive
import. Japan is much more determined in
its exertion for communication with the outer
world than is China, Ambassadors are to
leave for Paris aid London to represent the
Mikado, and fiis Majesty viii visit Europe
d;eson,.- -ngland had case Of omciai
! with the japanese potentate at his
wn Court.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14
NEW YORK HER1LD SUNDAY, july IA, 1B72-TRPLE SHEET.

condemned to death, the picture of man in
the prime of life returning through the twi-
light to dark CELL with twelve men who hold
his existence in their hands deliberating
whether they shall give it or take it from him,
is one sufficiently terrible for contemplation in
itself Such is the aspect of the latest step in
this great murder trial
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

in these apparent changes of the climate ap-
pear to be operating here in our increased
summer heats. We hope that these storms in
England will prove to be the beginning of q
breakup of the dry season throughout the
northern temperate zone of both hemispheres
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

constructed from the States and Territories
north in the direction of the Mexican border.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, which
is projected from Denver, Colorado, to the
Mexican border at Ell Paso, and which will be
eight hundred and fifty miles long, has been
completed and is in operation hundred and
twenty miles of the distance Who, ten or
fifteen years ago, would have imagined such
wonderful progressP 1t will not be long be-
fore the States of Mexico will be reached both
directly from the east by way of Texas and
laterally from the growing States among tho
Rocky Mountains, and then will the work of
manifest destiny be practically accomplished,
if not before by the absorption and control of
Northern Mexico Truly we live in wonder
full age Of progress. No one indeed, would
venture TO predict the future of our glorious
country.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

Railroad Progress in the Far Wcst'
The development and progress OF the rail-
road system in the United States generally can
hardly be realized. The increased number OF
miles constructed and put in operation every
decade is truly astonishing But the progress
of railroad development in the heart OF the
Continent, which was an unexplored wilder
ness o few years ago, is still more surprising
Besides the Pacific Railroad, which traverses
the whole Continent, there are numbers OF
other railroads pointing to the great dividing
range of the Rocky Mountains, and are advanc-
ing toward that central portion OF the
country Then, lateral lines are being
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

THE WEEK IN WALL STREET was an I'M
usually quiet one, and yesterday was about the
dullest day there in the memory of the present
generation of fnanciers. Such summer for
leaving business and rusticating has seldom
been equalled. "All work and no play is
proverb which is getting to be generally sug-
cestive to business men.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

would be honored by his acceptance, and
his qualifications are sufficiently well
established by the position he has occupied on
the Dock Commission, one Of the best ever
formed under the city government He has
been one of the most active members of that
Commission, and the energy with which he
has pressed forward the great work of the
Board under discouraging circumstances
proves him to be unusually competent as ON
executive officer. He has ON intelligent ap-
probation of the wants of the people and of
the importance of helping the city forward
towards its manifest destiny by liberal ex-
penditure that will speedily repay itself
and make New York the metropolis
of tho world. Under his rule the city's pro-
gress would be assured Senator James
O'Brien carries with him the power always
attaching to young, chivalrous and fearless
leader. He is the acknowledged champion of
the reform whose merit is claimed by so many
pretenders, and to him is signally due the
victory of last November. The laboring classes
are enthusiastic in his cause, and the warm
hearted Irishman and the calculating German
unite in regarding him as their especial
representative. The green flags of the city
would all float in his ranks, and the greater
portion of the lager would be pledged to his
success. John Cochrene is Q distinguished
politician and strictly honorable man. No
person is more familiar than himself with the
business of the Mayors Office; no one GER
tainly is more keenly alive to the impor-
tance of wise fostering of oil our city inter-
ests He would bring elegance and eloquence
to the discharge of the duties of the Office, and
would command large support from all
classes of citizefs. Under eithSf Of these can
didates we should secure one much needed re-
form-the strict enforcement of some of those
existing municipal regulations, such as the
ton Of the people, but never apparently put
into operation.
There are but few other Offices to be filed
this year under the charter election. A City
Judge has to be chosen, but there seems to be
but one candidate spoken of OF thought of for
that position-the present Judge, Cunning s.
Bedford. In the State canvass one journal
has brought forward the name of Sanford E.
Church for Governor. 1t has been
understood that Governor Hoffman de-
sires denomination, but while he
has ably and honestly discharged the duties Of
the Office there are reasons that may render it
advisable for him to decline the candidacy at
this time Judge Church's nomination would
be unexceptonable in every way, and would
enable the democracy of the State to go into
the November contest with an unbroken
front and solidly united ranks. It is to be
hoped that with both political parties the i'm
portance of the Presidential issue will induce
good nominations for State and city Offices SO
that whoever may distribute the federal Offices
at Washington, we shall be certain Of efficient
and honest government at home
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

the greateSt port III tue oANHNou
world. There should be as fixed determine
ton on the part of the electors of New York to
drive out parsimony and false economy from the
administration of our municipal affairs next
year as to exclude dishonesty and corruption.
The honest men who, for a niggardly desire to
appear to save few dollars in the annual ex-
penses of the government, rob the merchants,
shippers, traders, mechanics storekeepers and
laborers of the city by blocking the wheels of
progress and discouraging healthful and remu-
nerative public improvements are as harmful
to the interests of the people as are the rogues
who misappropriate and steal the public
moneys The Central Park is visible proof
of the benefit of intelligent enterprise
and liberal expenditure on desirable public
works, as well as an evidence that
the people can be honestly served EgQm its
inception up to the present moment the man.
agepent Of the Central Park has been credit
to all concerned in it, and the fact that it has
already paid for its construction in the in
creased valuation of property directly depend
ent upon its influence stands forth in practical
testimony of the profitable character of such
undertakings. The next Mayor of New York
should be man with enterprise spirit, bold
ness and honesty enough to foster all works OF
public improvement, regardless of their legiti-
mate cost The broadest liberality in this
direction is the best economy.
Among the citizens prominently named in
connection with the Mayoralty are John G..
Kane Senator James o. Brien and John Coch-
rane, President of the Board OF Aldermen, in
addition to Messrs. Stebbins and Loew who
are now absent on European trip. These
three gentlemen have all their individual merits
and qualifications to recommend them to tn,
favorable consideration of the electors. Mr.
John G. Kane is pressed for the nomination b.
the solid commercial and business influence o
the city and by the wealthy and intelligent ele
The New York herald., 1872-07-14
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. 2Ol Bowery.-
BLOW BLow-DiCK TURIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
Drp Goods.
CHRISTMAS WEEK
LORD & TAYLOR

Have decided to during HOLIDAY WEEK the following
GOODS as desirable and suitable the HOLIDAY TRADE and
culiarly adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS:
SILKSFu lines of SILKS comprising the most dell
cate fashionable shades and tnts offered by house
STREET and DRESS SILKS great variety and
at prices Also Silk Remnants at less than half cost
A Silk Dress is appropriate Holiday gift ~
COSTUES great prices this Department will
afford opportunities handsome presents Costumes
Reception Dresses Walking Suits Robes de Chamb and richly
quilted comparatively small outlay Either OF these articles
remembrance highly appreciated by Its recipient
CLOAKS SHAWLS-Our assortment OF CAPES, SACQUES
CLOAKS and handsome offering Velvets
cloths richly trimmed and embroidered garments
Seaonab for the Holidays Also lnd ottoman Pals
lev and other Shawls at very reasonable prices. $1,000
DRESS GOODS.Lne of DRESS GOODS in all the FASHION
ABLE SHADES TINS of OLIVE and PEACOCK GREENS,
are offered prices and DRESS PATTERNS will be sold
during low to enable all to avail
of the great advantages Also LACE GOODS for the
Holidays.
FUkS FUR SETS-Handsome Christmas gifts IN Sable Mink
Frine Astraon and Squirrel Fus. Also hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

limited STATES and kOTAL MAILS TOT
~ HAVANA and NASSAU, ~. p. -.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-saIInr regularly EVERY
FORTNIGHT. on THURSDAY o'clock D precisely. IRON
4. NORTH River; - =.
MORRO CASTLE Capt I. n. Morton TUESDAY. Dee u
COLUMBIA. T.. Curtis. Dee y
CASTLE Caot T. h. Morton. THURSDAY, Jan
For freight passags apply A. W. DihOck Presidest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IN sail SATURDAY from Giasgo- Liverpool London
derry aud Queenstown. -
P,seurers Booked % any railway Great BnAa
Ireland Eorray Sweden Denmark Germany Holland belgium aSd
~ ~ AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Dram, on the Old Country for any amount
~p" 60" HENDERSON BROTHERS Asen,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ
Ii NEW-YORK. and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
leaving Pier g. North o. direct for Havana
CRY or HAVANA, tHsVsna onlyl SATURDAY. Dec a.
CITY OP MERIDA. Tmmeman,...... TUESDAY DEE u
CLEOPATRA Phillips (Hayana oniyl ..sAIL RDAf Dee ~
CITY OF MEXICO Sherwood. Dec n
EOrfreg ht or passage. aDpIy 20 ,, =. ,o,s :, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
5ales on AurIlou
Uredn Steamers

DRAFTS ON IRELAND.
~ TAPsCOrTs EMIGRATION snd FOREIGN ExCHAf'h
OFPCE rs sosh-Dnns rom 81 upward ayulsbe al part. Of
passage tickets By steamships and 'ans
TGPscoTT. bros. d Co, sc soutost. Se- Ye,,
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
IL UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPAhL
Reguiar Mat sailing the I'D Of month
ONTARIO Capt q. SLOGAN. December ~
HBRRIMACk. Can't Weir. January q. 1873
TnkleDaugh, February -. 1873
sheduie eau a. NJ Th'
Para Bahia and Rio Jne retarnisg Fof
engagement Of freight passage. spply
Il GARRISON. No. Nev-Yock-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
sealskin sacques, Jackets, and Sets.

VELVETS-SIKS and CLOAKING VELV ETS will be sold until
prices greatly reduced as to merit the attention OF Pu
chasers.
BOYS SUITSIn this Department. which great attention has
been given will Cashmere Suits for school from
Sc to SO and consisting Coat Pants and est from $40 to
SS Also Novelties Suits OvercCat and Skating Jackets
nOt found elsewhere. I'm,
UPHOLSTERY and Lace Curtains Reps Brocafeles
Satns Tapestries Cntze Lambrequn &c Fer and
Mane Mirrors Mirrors connecting COnces COrnc Shades
GENTS FURNISHING-DRESSINGG GOWNS SMOKlNGJACh,
Els and GAPS, SCARFS, TIES, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES and
other articles for gentlemen the Holidays to which the
of ladies is invited
GLOVES-TREFOUSSE, DESPRES, and DENT GLOVES, IN
assorted shades and coor put up quantities the purchaser
FANCY GOODSA large and carefully selected assortment OF
Fancy Articles Handkerchief Boxes Glove Boxes Orn
mnt and other materials bronze
Ornaments Dressing Perume Perfume Packages and Boxes
Toilet and of description all exceed
ingly appropriate for Holiday presents
LORD g. TAYLOR,
BROADWAY TwENTIETEtsT
CHR
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
TFIFCRAPUIC NOTES

.G Ground will be broken for the Nos.h Pacific
EAroad, At suueeito, opposite Sac francisco to-day
IA complimentary dinner was given 10 the
Bs1d Boston Ssudy Afternoon the Clarendon
Thomas j. Rogers committed suicide at Saco
Ne Saturday, By jsmpng into TIE haco River at Iland Falls
1t is reported that Congressman Elliott OF
South Carolina will appoint eood boz As ea' mdshpu1n at The
Naval Academy.
The Crown Point Mining Company, af San
has declared dividend Tor June Of N the Beher
Of t3l per shan.
... The deaths in Philadelphia for the week end
pg July 64 increase the preceding week Of 80 and
the same week laf' ytar Of JSl
IA dispatch from COnstantinople annoup ces
dist the Ge in the suburb Seaa checked Gner doyng but few
mere buildings ulin before stated
IA portion of the Shawangunk tunnel on the
Midland Raoi ciEed in Friday night and passages will be
yeJsi Ostr the mountain ior tho present
Mrs. Drake Mills who feu from the Netropol-
isn Hotel wnjow ai Washington the morning OF july T. doi on
Saturday from 1e effects Of her injuries
600 Two oDnvicts named Goody End Sheppard at
tempted from the Oregon State Psn SsHnJ The guard
shot Gooi ulng him nstin, and sheppard TeeapuTeL
-...Edward Smith lcOOredl was sentenced Oh Sat
urdy Phladepka TO II the Penieutafy, attempting
poison the iuy q MOs, IN Germantown. fev months
... The PostmasterC General has ordered m cxten-
The sce the AeAsGn 1epcka and hSHA kfssd
from Newton TO iiaehson Kan (JJ es. at 1920 per snna
begin July TO-
The quotation of Japanese new teas, received
nom Yotolsa Forwarded BY telegraph june
H. should have been Jeas or japanese dollars, instead Of eeats
per sieual - printed
Gov. Smith has issued an order To the colored
Guar1s hold election for commissioned ghr This
stance Of tLs Kind in the hisie
- The order granted by Judge Hogeboom. al the
sDea Tern Of The snp Court sAging proceue, m th ease
At Albny slaay stays AL proceedings relative 70 the
Psdss property until TIE hSa des DnihsuoH ofns appeal