davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
AFrERNooN SESSION.

Mr.. Schultz testified on cross-exam-
ination that dock thieves had robbed
the witness Of eight gallons OF Dutch
gin within fifteen minutes after 1t was
Ianded and while the man who had
been watching for the landing of the
gin had run to tell the carman to take
Il to the store, BE had been told by
the owners Of four hundred bales Of
wool that while it was on the wharf
the thieves came in boats and cut
open bales and stole wool, and the
police had to be sent for to protect
the goods and drive away the thieves.
On being cross examined by Mr..
Bayard the witness said the only
packages plundered were those In
voiced for appraisement. He could
rot get an answer as to who was re-
sponsible for the safety Of goods on
the wharves. The committee ad-
journed to meet at one o'clock to-mor-
row, when General Babcock viii be
examined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06

American oysters are selling In Lon.
don for thirty-six cents 8 dozen.
English oysters cost seventy-two cents
Q Dozen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
THE CUsT0sH0USE FRAUDS.
Prsgrsss Of the Investigation by the Con-
gressIOHsi eoWmIttss,

WAsHINGToN, March 6.-The con-
Qressional retrenchment committe
this morning received several letters
making suggestions. Mr.. Schultz, a
gin merchant Of New York testified
that packages Of liquor which came
direct to his store from the ship were
always perfect, while those which
went through the customhouse lost
from five to seventy-ffve per cent.
He did not know any officer in the
customhouse who received bribes,
only heard OF such things and did not
know OF any merchant who ever paid
bribes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
Thursday, TwsnIy.EIuhth Of March, 1872,

between the hours OF 10 an. and 4 Pm, on
the premises, Eell, st public ssles 70 the high.
est bidder, for cash, the following described
property: A certain parcel OF and situate,
lying and being in the city OF Memphis, the
or unity OF Shelby and the State OF Tennessee.
and described As fOlloWs. tc-wtt; Being q
part Of Lot nrnbsrsd three hundred and
ssventy-one fS71l, - designated upo1 the
oriafual plan OF lots Of the town OF Memphis
Which part OF said lot Is thua boundea: Be-
Ginning at the northeast corner OF q lot FORM
srly known Is George Cr07aEell's; thence
east with Jefferson street nfly-elghE (68l fees
to its intersection with Third street: tharc o.
south with Third street one hundred ard
forty eight C46l feet six t5) inches to smother
alley; thence with sad alley cne hundred
and forty.eight CAS- feet, six t6l inches 70 an
other alley thence north with sald iast RllsY
thirty.aix ts6) feet to the south boundary line
OF the rom ell lot aforesaid; thsncs eaaf
with ssid boundary line rinsty lfCesl ans ak
e1 IL caeS 70 the southeast corr er OF the aforf-
said cromwell lot; tnenoe north with the
east boundary line OF sE1d Cromw well lot one
hundred and twelve til23 fest and SIX l6l
inches to the said begtnnirs-togethe with
all tha apFurtenauctB tnereunso beionging.
said Deed Of Trust was a oo1tec 70 secure
the payment OF osrtatn promtsEory nofee 70
Edlfn ", Ienuau 1oT the balance o. tbs
prrcbaae money. Reiemption waived. II.
fIs perfect but sell only IS trustee.
J. o JOHNSON, Trustee.
Memphis. March 5, ls7a Hahs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
The steamship Egypt has arrived ont.

Ehs steamship Egypt has arrived out.
The steamship Atlsntlc, New York 70
Liverpool. arrived out yesterday.
Considerable anxiety is felt IN Liverpool
and London ct the non-arTiVal Of the
steamship City of Washineon, which
sailed from New York On tbs 18th ultimo,
The steamer China sailed from San
Francisco for Pansma yesterday, with
one hundred and eiehty-three thousand
dollars in treasure. Among the cargo il
twenty thousand gallons Cslifornis Bran
dies aud wines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
THE VANlZ coRN-PLkk IL.

1INPER RnLIABLE, DURARLE.-Thss
- Planter has bsen thoroughly tried and
sporuVed- Circular containing cut, daserip-
fion price End testimonials. - III b Bont 10
supiieants Sample at Craigs SEED Ef0Re, 81
Nafn- I. q. SAITH VAEIk
mhRdAW Msnphll. Tam.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
and Kansas City Railroad.

q INSCRIPTIONS Of Arkansas lands to this
y Company can now be made. FOR terms
apply to TOHOHO q BULKLEY,
mh6 a9 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
soafnsTH-Asfa EpttnB 6e0os.

OsNABURGs. Brown 5aEEE1G9 AND
& s-aTrS~TNa. standard weight. manuGao-
t@5rad of fhe best cotton, at Praetay1lle, Ala,
sar1fnhsi 70 the trade at New YorE pTiceI
nom &c l00 bala1s Cell and eLamlns 8eEnplas,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
NEW ADVERTlsEMEKTs.
MISSOURI STATE Lottery,
0mO4A1 OrAvU1nEa.
MORNING OL1sLEO. luo.

MORNING CHASING. lo.
IS, 25, "a, 6S, 9, II, II, "a, 65, 4e, p, So, 20.
EVENING CLASs-No. ITO.
10, 81, 42, 8, SS. 8, 8, rs, 4, l, As. 81, A.
Lotteries drawn tWics daily. Prizes nom
$50 TO S50.0OQ, paid In money by ]. =.
FRANCE, sg't, k61( North Court 81. Box ~,
Asmphis, Tenn, ?. o. MURRAY AILLIEE
& CO., Managers. St. Louis. NO.
Sealed Proposals
E1J ILL he received. st the Chamber of Com
w mercR, Memphis. until the 18Th mat,
for grazing, grsvellDg, bridging and laying
the stove foundation OF the road bSd tor one
m'le Of the Shelby County TurnplSe, CON-
menctng at cLsSn avenue, and thsncs run-
ming east for said one mile. SEecifcstiOnB
win be made known Dy application to II. A.
Montgomery, superintendent Of the road.
LION, TRoOsDALS. Secretary.
March 6, 1872. Ledger copy.
MsmphIs and Kansas City RslIFUau.
. INSCRIPTIONS Of Arkansas lands to this
y Company can now be made. FOR terms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

TTEDER and BY virtue Of Deed Of frnst to
the Sd day OF March. 1888. and duly recorded
at the Registers once OF Shelby county, Ten
nessse in Record Book 30 S, part second,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
CITY TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS.

Decided improvements are about TO be made
in the facilities for travel the Elevated Railway. The
southern terminus Of the road is now at Morrsst but
the track will soon be extended to the Battery At Nos
and Broadway. Batterypace, depot is rapidly
building This will be Of iron and will be completed by
December l. The first floor will be about four feet above
tho sidewalk and five feet below the level Of the track
and Will be devoted entirely TO waitincrooms for pas
sengers indeed the entire building is 10 be used for
this purpose al present though the cOmpanys Offices
will byandby occupy part Of II. From the waiting
room stairs ascend TO the railroad. -
The tracks will extend TO the lower side or the build
ing and al this point will be nine feet above the side
walk The space between will he used as stOrehouse.
The curve necessary bring the road which now ends
below Morrisst From Greenwich ST. the depot there
will be four tracks side by side in order to accommodate
the travel which Is now rapidly Increasing especially
large taking The train connecting with p M
Hudson River Railroad train. By this arrangement TOUR
trains can be started after another the last leaving
at the advertised time and the others taxing passengers
who have reached the depot earlier.
The time required 20 run TO Thrtieth-st viii be is
minutes including stOppages. Another new depot Is
almost done Franknst and others VIII be built at
Warren Carbohydrates the present idepot at War
ren-st., being removed 10 RectOr-st turnout VIII
probably be built from Canalst, Canal. West and
Chrstophersts.. % Christopher and Greenwich-sts.
Two new cars and a dummy will he completed by Dec
l. and the same number will be finished by Jan. l. After
Dec l. trains will the road every 80 minutes ana
from the beginning Of the New Year an effort Will DO
made 10 run trains 10 Thireth-st every 10 minutes
during the day..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A Cabinet Council occasioned by the illness
Of King Amadeus, was held ThursdaJ night
Dr. Nav the American who shot and killed
bo Magic Rgine time ago has been tned and e
qutieL
Judge Shilader Lucas of Liberty, Mo, has been
sed drunkenness and dsoderJ conduct and earning eoHoeed
Major NJ J. Wicks has resigned the Presi-
deheJ Memphis and Charleston Railroad and John slS OF
Huntsville Ala, has been elected 10 al the vacancy
"A telegraphic dispatch dated City of Mexico
49, that Congress has assembled ana proclaimed Lerd
Dc Tejada unsnmoasy eesod Pr,rdehi Of the Republic
IA fire in Watertown, Mass, Thursday night,
burke shop Of John Barnard boetres stables and
mAnuofT Of Cardigan jackets ine damaged p'AI 'a
ing bal dngs. The property mostly nssred
-. Tho case of Charles f. Bill, trustee, &c,
against . Louisville kesAbsny and Chicago Railroad IN ne Un1
states Creut Court Indianapolis reached snal hearing IhHs
.sd decree for III. sale Of the road was ordered
Tbeophilus Twomby and Peter Roberts both
Of East Douglas Mas arrested Tbersdy for hinng nxo'
Monroe State Constable Fletcher al Whinf
Vile Tby held yesterday In c1 ball each Tor snAnon
THE Chickasaw Legislature requests presldent
Gran, Of tie Treaty Of 1868 between we
dated ststst Cb0sv Ctei.ws Which provide, h.
Tie Indians a H. lands heeoiors held ID ee@ses NAY
vSss Laos sGvs4ssi ssssss u W hesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Their increase OF said capital stock OF mad
in like manner and the said stock, when finally ssneI
taken by the said jaw Gould TO be sold by or through
him for the and benefit Of the sad Railway Com
pany Deponent further that the market value OF
said stock at the time when the same was
issued at the rate OF $22 or Whereabouts per
share, and depOnent that the same was sold, ds
posed OF, and transferred by the said jay Could ana
paid accounted for to him at that rate whereby he re-
by thereof OF SG6000 but the said Gould IN No-
laton of his duty President Treasurer and Director
OF said company raudulently cmbezzed aud mlsapped
the whole Of the said proceeds ana has not pad OF nc
counted for the same, any part thereof 10 me SAID
company and TO the extent OF said SUN OF $5dOOO the
said company deraudod by the said Jay Could ana
the said company is entitled to this further sum- WIN
interest added herein stated, and for which this
action is IN part brought.
Tcelh. Deponcnt further says that the books OF the
ingall matters herein referred TO kept under
general charge of the said Jay Gould as such PRESIDENT
and Treasurer as Aforesaid.
That the books OF the said firm were, as appears from
careful and thorough examination thereof by deponen
fairly kept and in determining the amount due TO the
Ere Railway Company by reason OF such frauds ana
the first paragraph iof this affidavit deponent has been
governed by the BOOKS OF the said Jay GOulds
firm, aud has made allowance and due credlt
for all sums which appear by the same
by the books OF the said Erie Railway Company 10
have been paid TO the said Erie Railway Company, or 70
have been IN any manner accounted Tor by sdid Could
10 IT, or for which he Is entitled TO credits; and In thus
determining the total sum due 10 the said Company
arising from the facts heretofore stated deponent mas
been governed by sid GOulds own books OF accounts
solely in fixing the true amount OF MS pIlmary
indebtedness, and these items, after fun allowance OF
all credits and without any charge for interests from
the dates of the accrngs of the respective items OF seh
Indebtedness which interest the said Company Il also
eutitedl amount TO the aforesaid aggregate sum OF
$95n &C. is stated in the first paragraph OF tins
sworn 70 before me this 2lst day OF Nov, 1872.
WA. A. DUSPHY, Notary Public, n. \. County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

stock was increased 70 t7oo0OOo This extra stock, IL
ia alleged was Issued directly TO Jay Gould as
President or to Smith. Gould, Martin Co.. as
his agents, TO DO converted into cash for tho
benefit Of the Company, and that out OF inc
net proceeds he frauduently retained A,I9slS2 49,
That by Of the ana other property OF the
Erie Railway Company held by tho firm OF smith,
Gould Martin & Coz while acting agents Of the Erie
Railway there appeared on their books due to tho
Erie Railway an additional OF $306l70O H. when
Gould fraudulenty caused 10 be transferred to his ac-
count. the ground that the Erie Railway was IN
dcbted him. This last sum- 10 was alleged, was trans
ferred TO Gould for the purpose OF repavlng MN IN
gold speculation II is further alleged that Gould began
and that In order 10 relieve himself from heavy
loss Incurred the depreciation in price, he obtained
order purportng authorize the Erie Railway Com
pany repurchase and cancel large amount OF inc
SCI a per share, amounting TO S462458 although the
stock was only worth 80 per share IN the reg1r nar
ket aud that by the difference In price he had defrauded
the Company ont Of s39il,s5s -
The sixth charge is that jay Could Lost S592 0s by
speculation Reading Railroad stock, May H. 1869, ana
caused the same TO be transferred to the Erie RAILWAY
and Dec 81 1862 he caused 70 be transferred 10 hs
own account the of s6SSO3 GO belonging TO the Erie
Railway. The seventh charge - mat IN January lSog ho
lost $3.50 81 in speculation in New YORK central hal
road stock which charged to the Erie Railway
The eighth charge s that about August 1862 ne traudn
eDtly paid 10000 to James Fisk jr, and charged II 10
ently Incorporated S23,55l Is to secure MS re-
election director Of the Erie Railway IN OCTOBER 1868
The tenth charge is that on Dec g. 1870 he caused INC
capital stOck to he 1900 0OO and on Jan
1871 further increase tof oOo0cO was made an OF
which issued 20 Gould az Pr sdent at " per snare,
aggregatng S6600oO, and that ne had emDeLLeu rho
money and never accounted 10 me Company LOT ~ INC
eleventh. charge ls that Could rntuEnGG heuG0uS ai
fraudulent accounts TO the Ere fSalWAy COMPANY,
thereby conCealmg the frauds he has perpetrated
uponit. ., a.. A.,
books of Smith Could Martin Co., and supported by
anidavits OF Peter II; Watson; President OF lne Efe
Railway Company. and Henry \. Smith OF the hfm oil
Smith, Gould, Martin a. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
THE PRINDLE IMPEACHMENT CAsE-No DECI-
SION VET

ALBANY, Nov 22.-The Senate met at 10 a. m.
wm F. scoresby Senator from the XVIII District
received the oath OF Office and took his seat motion
that the case Judge Curtis be referred to the Judiciary
Committee take the testimony and report the first
day OF the regular session. lost by vote Of IL to r.
L. II. Prindle, Of counsel for Judge Prindle then
resumed his argument, and continued IL 40 length Az
ter "A recess Mr. Prndle continued his argument, and
warned the senate be- reful In taking the testimony
this all truthful. Charges Of the most serious
nature were made against the respondent aud yet
the face Of these charges solely upon the manner In
which he had really discharged his duties, this
spondcnt trumphed last Fall over all his enemies by
being reelected by the people OF the county 10 his
Office Counsel closed wth an appeal TO the Senate 10
10 the sentiment or the people Of ChenaugO County,
which that The respondent was innocent.
On motion Of Senator Perry IL ordered that when
the Senate ad0urns tomorrow 1t adjourn To week
from Monday next at p M, aud that the witnesses In
the Curtis be required to attend before the Senate
that time, under tue subpenas already served upon
them The Senate then adjourned till a. III. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
MRS. FAIR AS A PRISONER.

SAN Francisco, Nov. ga sensation has
been caused here by the publication OF an alleged plot
between Laura d. Fair and restaurant waiter named
Frank 10 poison Judge Dwinee aud Alexander Camp
bell counsel for the people The waiter Frank who re-
veas the plot, says IL formed before Mrs Fairs
second trial. and states that she tried TO induce him TO
put poison decanter In Dwnele's house or into the
door At the same time that this was in
tended be done a woman went To the judges house
and told Mrs. Dwnee not To leave the mllk-can out.
The matter was concealed from the public but has been
Investigated by Chief OF Police Crowley Judge Dwin9le
and all counsel in the Some Thought the waiter
insane; but he had plan OF Dwinee's house in his
Mrs Fair remains IN the city. The people
are much incensed at her proposition 10 give public
lectures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE
STATE SENATE.

STATE SENAlE.
ALBANY, Nov. 22.-The Senate, in Executive
Session. has confirmed the nomination by Gov Hoffman
Of r. W. Chapman for Superintendent OF the Insurance
Department vice G. w. Miller, who resigned last Spring.
The Governor sent in the nomination Of II. c. Van
Worst I'LL the caused 10y the removal OF Judge
OF the Superior Court between this time and the
Office by virtue OF his recent election. The nomination
ing commission revise he Constitution OF the State
the first two named in each district being Republicans
AID last two Democrats:
Frsl Judicial DscGe0rge OpITks, John j. TOEnsent Joha d.
Van Buren,, AID Augustus schelL 800
Sr-oud Judicial District olle Co4eI Ber D. Snan. Eraas
Bl,oas ami John j. Armstrong.
Tar Judicial Ds.ncRo5L H. Puyn, COnelas l. Tracy, William
Cassiir and Geo. {. Burietl.
mas Wailo, samuel W. Jackson.
Fiji Judicial Dstnct-Ralph Mcintosh, Elias W. LeayenSoh,
Daniel -rat and Francis Herman.
Srta Judicial Chapman Jonas W. Preston Lu-
olus r tinsol snd John +. Hubbard. j..
Seyt ID Judicial Dth-Orice HoEla David Rumsey Geo B.
DEad' y, aud Van REESE Richmond
l. Judicial DurcSleUa1 s Rogers Benz Prnge, Cyrus l.
Dss., and Lorenzo Morris
T, following notarics publ. were also confirmed by
M. nate to-day:
oesYoreirnan Street James Barry. Alfred Taylor Adam
d. sci Hugh MclucIel. stephen H. Lancaster Louis COAen
Elureu, Feuou Boaud Pank w. Panmtn James T. A.
A.ea Siley Bustecd Meyer Buze Frederick c. Stefu, AID
Crosby F1 Anes CountyJ4mes H. Gilbert, Ell 7ad A.
Head r. Hanlon. r. HAYWOOD Andrew w. Kent John
Leonard T. LoycoT. James Never Edwsn G. Nelson VIM
Taylor August YIa Wyk, Frederick W. Denton aud CnauneY g.
RJdcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
GERMANY.
ASSISTANCE TO BE GIVEN GREAT BRITAIN IN
SURPRISING TUE SLAVE rRADE-NEw PEERS
TO BE CREATED.

SURPRISING THE SLAVE IRADE-NLN PEElsS
TO BE CREATED.
BERLIN, Friday, Nov. %, 1874
The German Government, replying to the
invitation Of Great Britain 20 assist IN The suppression
of the slave trade the eastern coast Of Africa says 10
will give all the moral and diplomatic support In IL,
power 20 the movement and will instruct the German
Consuls in Africa and Zanzibar 10 place their means
at the disposal of the expedition now nttinS out IN
England.
The Emperor determined to carry out his intention
OF increasing the membership OF the Upper House OF
the Landtag by the creation OF number OF peers.
list OF the names Of the peers will be published
early next week.
The North German Gazette advocates the construction
Of railway from Hamburg to Cuxheyen. II says the
harbor of Cuxhayen Is deep freezes over, and
possesses other natural advantages which render IL
superior to Dutch and Belgian ports.
kThe Counties Reform bill passed its second reading m
the Lower House OF the Landtag to-day. All amend
ments proposed by the Progressive aud Conservative
pares have been rejected the bill submitted by
the Government has been adopted TO and including tho
eichythird section. Debate tho remainder of tho
bill viii be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
BOSTON NEWS.

BosroN, Nov. ga meeting of policy
holders In the Boston Insurance Companies mas been
held IT which resolutions were adopted declaring the
expedency of the appointment OF receivers OF the assets
OF the various companies by the supreme Judicial Court
The BOstOn Common Council, last night, adopted by
vote of SO 10 resolution expressing deep siatitude To
the authorities and citizens Of other cities. who
ously offered pecunary aid TO suffering people In this
time OF sur great calamity" Tho Relief Fund now
amounts 10 $4,000.
Az a meeting OF the Democratic Ward and City Com
mittse this evening, the Hon. WIN. CASTOR, present
Mayor was nominated as the Democratic candidate for
reelection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
COLLISION NEAR WILMNGT0N-TW0 MEN
KILLED AND FIFTEEN PERsONs INJURED.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 22.-The engine OF
the 1880 D. IN train from Philadelphia became disabled
about two miles above Wilmington and brakeman
was sent back TO the NewYork and Wash
ington train but did reach 1t In time TO prevent
collision with the disabled train The rear cars were
crushed, killing man and fatally inJurng another.
who has since died. Fifteen others wounded most
of them slightly. The killed are Henry Fritz OF vii
m!ngton aud George Pulet (colored) Of Salisbury. Md
Among the wounded are Frank Myers, injured IN both
legs; Samuel X. Lawton, leg injured; Charles j.
Keple one leg injured; Mrs. Marble, injuries not defh
nitsy known Mrs. Henry Fritz her son, Chas. Fritz,
and his wife, all seriously injured AL the above
residents OF Wilmington y. ID. Kerr Of Frenchtown,
n j., was also injured but not seriously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Vance s ahead among the Democrats n Poole ana iis
friends Will consent TO vote for bOlting De- no
Will have no difficulty ia defeating the regular Dehio
cratic nominee
BESIDES ifs expected acquisition from Alsace and Lor
raine Virginias now anticipating and making propara
lions for a heavy English emigration when tho season
opens It "a stated that large numbers OF the most re-
spectacle English families OF the Illddle cIsS aIe =,
that State near dewater provide tney can De
the purchase OF lands IN large tracts It LsisitI
10 be requested 20 send al the necessary luloid,
possible with regard the resources OF tue state 20 Eu
rope, to encourage this immigration sehliheh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
CUBA.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF INSURGENTS.

HAVANA, Nov. pa severe engagement be.
tween the spaniards and place al Retire.
In the Eastern Department In which tho in,ur cents
disodged from their position with the oss Of their
horses The number OF CuDans killed and wounded Is
not given. The official report that Eve saniars
were killed aud eight wounded. surrendered Cuban
that out Of young who left Puerto Prin
cipe the beginning OF She 10 JON the iusurgent
army, only fifty alive IL Is reported that tie span
ish Government intends relieve the Capainoenera
OF Porto Rico IN a few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
ITALY.

EXTENSIVE EMIGRATION 10 AMERICA.
ROME. Friday, Nov. "a, 1877.
The emigration from Italy to the United
States has increased such extent that the attention
OF the Government has been called 10 r. sgnor lama
the President OF the Council and Munster or the In
terror. has written 10 the Projects Of the Italian
provinces, nquring into the Of many persons
leaving their homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEES.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DESTRUCTIVE GALES IN wALEs-FUEERAL OF A
FENIAN LEADER.
LoNDoN, Friday, Sov. 22 1872.
Destructive gales prevailed throughout Wales
Yesterday. Dispatches from points report tho
destruction of houses and other property by the wind
A Fenian leader In the north Of England, named
O'Hanlon who was killed 10 brawl with one sweeney,
was buried to-day at Darlington. Ills funeral was the
occasion Of an immense assemblago Of Fcnlns, who
made exciting demonstrations against the police