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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
T RIPPLE S HEET.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S HERALD.

PAGE
acknowledgements.
acknowledgements.
3-The Wolds Jubilee: Second Day of the Great
Musical Notwithstanding at Fleetwood
Trottng Meeting-A New Chapter in Erie
Curious Developments Respecting the Re-
Colfax at Home-The Grand Duke Alexis at
Rio Janeiro.
4-The Wonder Hunters: Progress of the Agassiz
Geological, Archaeological archaeological
Sounding Dredging and Impaling Expedition
The Home Of Robinson Crusoe-The Edgar
Stewart-Jamaica: The Contract with the
West India and Pacific Steamship Company
for Monthly Mail between Kingston andNew
York--The Lost Colon Cable-Another Assault
and Stabbing bv HUMANS.
5-Shucks for Schurz The Man who saw the Man
Miscellaneous Campaign Notes-Yachting:
Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta; Brooklyn Yacht
Club-New York Yacht Club-News from South
and Central America-Opposition Gangs
Commencement OF the Packer lnsttute-New
York City News.
Before the Geneva Tribuna-The Position OF
Our overnment''-Amusement Announce
7-The Alabama Claims: Very Busy Day in
Counsel Consultation and Cabinet Despatch
Telegraphing; The Question of Adjournment
the Subject OF the Moment and Point OF Difii-
Guilty; The Question in Washngton-Cable
kilograms from Spain, Germany aud Rome
China and Japan-Maine Democracy-The
Liberal Conference-ndian Invasion OF
Texas-Business Notices.
6-The Lowden Abortion Case: Trial of Dr. Gyles
charged with Causing the Death OF Mrs. Mary
Ann Lowdep ~ AbQrtiop-The Water street
Stabbing Afray-Interestng Proceedings In
the New York and Brooklyn Courts-A Just
Punishment-BrOoklyn Notwithstanding his
Tormentors-Heirs OF Sir Francis Drake: The
Claimants OF $125, 0OO, 900 in Council
9-Financial and COmmercial Another 'Breakr
and Further Decentralization in Erie; The
Price Falls to So Alleged Sale OF the Control
OF the Election to the Old Erie Ring Excite
ment and Depression on the Stock Exchange I;
Money Easier and Lending Freely at Three
Per Cent; Gold averaging ia and Dull: A
Light Specie shipment Anticipated for the
Week; The Washington Bureau Specializing
as to the Cotton Crop; The Yield expected to
De about Four Million Bales-Marrlages and
observation-disclosures
AO-Elght Hours The Metal Workers Agitatng
the LABOR question Throughout the Country;
Meeting OF the Manufacturers; The Employ
efs Resolve TO Fight Against All Innovation
10 the Bitter End; Reports fiom Other
Ctles--shippng Observation-Disclosures
ments.
acknowledgements.
acknowledgements.
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portance on their part which should be
checked by all those with whom they do bust
ness. If their employers were promptly in
formed of their shortcomings it would proba-
bly, do away with the evil we complain of;
hence it is that we now seek information
on the subject, and desire to know if we are
longer to be placed at the mercy Of bank
clerks and runners who act entirely upon their
own responsibility and without special orders
from their superior officers, by having to SUBJ
NIT to demands which we insist are entirely
unwarrantable and unreasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
Business COurtesies-A Hint to Em-
ployers.


On Monday morning draft was presented
at the HERALD Office by the collector of the
Fourth National Bank, and payment was
offered in the notes of national banks and legal
tenders, and the same were refused under in
structions, so the collector said, from one of
the clerks Of the bank, who had directed him
to receive nothing but check or legal tender
notes. The consequence was that the col
lector left without the money and the
draft went to protest This trouble has
occurred more than once, and from the
same source; and we now deem it best to ask
the officers of the above-named institution
if their employees are instructed to demand not
only money, but money IA such shape as will be
most convenient to them or, in other words,
are we to be subjected to great annoyance in
order that bank clerks shall have less to do?
No funds are rendered by us other than those
which are bankable, and we shall certainly
not place ourselves to great inconvenience
in order to meet demands that are unjust and
unreasonable from impertinent bank clerks We
have frequently had occasion to remark the
offensive manner and language OF some OF
those men who are employed by banking in
stitutions to do their outdoor work, and doubt
less hundreds of others have observed the
same. We can hardly believe that they are
acting under any special instructions, but
think . !" is but mere show Of self-im-
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THE CoTroN. CROP OF 1872. THE report of
the Department of Agriculture on the cotton
crop of this year is encouraging. The aver
age increase of the area in acres planted
throughout the cotton States over that of last
year amounts to about thirteen per cent. The
condition of the plant is about as favorable as
at the corresponding period last year. II,
therefore, nothing unusual occurs to damage
the crop between this time and the time of
gathering the yield will be probably thirteen
per cent greater than last year. This increase
is not likely to affect the market price much,
for the increased demand keeps fully up to the
augmented supply. When the South RECEIVERS
entirely from the war, its labor becomes well
organized again, and flow Of immigration
sets in there, we shall have greater cotton
Soduct and cheaper cotton.
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Volume xxxvII. No. III
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.


wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteent
strcet.-ON THE JURY
OLYMPIC THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: oR THE
OLD HOUSE ON THE RHINE. Matinee at
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery. -OTHELLo-SwAMP AN
CkLs-PRiDE THE OCEAN.
THEATRE CoMIQUE, 5IA Broadway CHICAGO BEroRE
THE FIRE, DURING THE FIRE AFTER FIRE Matinee
BOOTHS THEATRE Twenty third street. corner Sixth
.avcnue-ENocH ARDEN.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, I4th ST. and Broadway
FORTUNIo AND His GIFTED SERVANTS.
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE, TO Northumberland
MINsrRELs. Matinee at p
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner Thrtieth ST.
RED MAzEPPA.
PARK THEATRE, opposite City Hail. Brooklyn
OUT AT SEA.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No 2Ol Bowery-
NEGRO EccEsTRIcIrIEs. BURLEsouE, &c
SAM sHARPLEY's MINSTREL HALL SIS Broadway
GAN SHARPLEYs MINsrRELs
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-GARpEs IssrRuxENrAI
CONCERT.
PAVILION, No. 6ss Broadway, near Fourth street.
LADY ORCHESTRA
TERRACE GARDEN, ssth St. between Sd and Licking
ton ava-SuxAER EVENING CONCERTS
DIR. KAHNs MUSEUM, No 7i5 Broadway-ARr AND
SCIENCE
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY SIS Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART
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TWELVE THOUSAND GERMAN MINERS have
struck. More the necessity then, for tho
.Joint High Commission of Arbitration on
Labor and Capital, " with Hamilton Fish at the
head, as we have already suggested. If the
striking fever continues to spread in Europe
rs 1t hos in this country the sooner Commits
sions Of Arbitration from both hemispheres, to
hold their deliberations here in the city of New
York, be selected, the better for labor and cap
ital, pence and order, humanity and civiliza-
,tion, the world all over.
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In PERU two unfortunate towns had been
sacked by the mountaineers, which means that
in each case a gang of brigands had made
successful foray But as an offset to these
little misfortunes new discovery of the great
est value, not of gold or silver, but of guano
had been made on the Peruvian coast. And
this is one Of the marvels Of modern civliza-
ton, that these deposits from her sea birds
have become to Peru as valuable as mines of
gold or silver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

ANOTHER STRIKE. = The strike Of Carl Schurz
and others against the Cincinnati nominees
Will it be long one?
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The Empires OF Asia-Their Diplomacy
and Industries.

and Industries.
BY way of San Francisco, and thence over
land by telegraph, we have news reports from
Japan and China, dated in Yokohama on the
25th and Hong Kong the 18th of May. The
travel between the United States and the two
empires of Asia is very great, and the
commercial dealings of the peoples still more
extensive and profitable Two prominent
members of the Japanese Embassy have
returned to America, their power of commits
sion having been greatly and pleasingly
enlarged by the Mikado. The United States
diplomacy for effecting the opening of the
whole country of Japan to foreigners or
of the great tea district, at least has
been received in cordial manner by the
ruling powers. Should the President succeed
in obtaining entrance for Americans into the
tea district alone it will be very grand affair,
the results of which will go far to render him
popular, not only in the woman rights meet
ings, but among all ladies who may be ac-
copied personally as moralitys prim persona
fcation, and who delight in measuring the in
tensity of blue" The negotiations with the
japanese will be, most likely classed as the
Souchong policy of the government with the
view Of distinguishing it in future history
from that observed towards the English in
Geneva We have had further evidence
of the progress of works of industrial develop
ment in the East. His Imperial Majesty the
Emperor of China will, according to an official
proclamation, be married ON the 10th of Oc-
tober.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-05
SEA ISLAND HOTEL
Formerly the Saxton House,
BEAU FORT; S: c.

This House. avoray travelling public and more espec
ally appreciated by seeking genial Southern cme ITO
escape the g seasons will be reopend on October first 1917
The house has than double its former capacity and
convenience calculated to the COM
guests The propetors will earnestly endeaVor "
become their patrons the comforts and privileges
that are Situated the coast and
thus enoyng the advantage far South also to rem
der agreeable The table will continually be furnlsheo
the Northern and Southern markets Good ~
accommodations finely equipped Billiard Hail. Bowling Alley ana
TELEGRAPH Office are among desirable acquisitions the house
Beaufort is daily with both Charleston and Savannah
bv railroad and which readily accessible in from
five to fifteen minutes from the hotel
rM MI. KIn1c+NGArI 60.
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THE REDEMPTION ACT.

Persons claiming land on Hilton Head
and adjoining Islands, now held BY the
United States, under the Act entitled
can Act for the collection Of direct taxc
in the insurrectionary districts With
the United States wishing to sell o
requiring funds to redeem the same can
make favorable arrangements By address
ing with full particulars,
r. C. MCINTYRE.
Hilton Head, June "a, 1872.
June 26.6m.
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NOTICES.

Lost Health Observation-Disclosures
lays the foundation Of much bodily suffering
As a rule men are more sollcitous 70 repair
and preserve their houses, stock In trade and
other perishable property than to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
a wall requires a prop, or a weak structure a
girder, but appear to be unconscious of, or In
different to, the cracks and flaws and evil
denees of decay IN their own frail and sensi-
tive organizations. The consequence of this
want OF common prudence is that thousands
fall by the wayside in the prime OF life every
year who might nave lived 10 enjoy a hale
and hearty old age, II they had resorted 10 the
proPe means Of recruiting their falling yigor
at the proper time. Seeing what that famous
Vitaiizing and invlgorating elexir, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, has done for countless null
titudes of the eneryated and broken down,
and with the long, unbroken record Of It's
cures before him, fl seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia, biliousness, chronic constipa-
ton, or disease OF a remittent or intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour to
seek the aid which its toning, regulating and
invigorating properties have never failed to
afford. 1t is no exaggeration to say that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful
ally Of nature, in her struggles with weakness
and disease, tina medical botany and honest
chemistry have yet given to the world.
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Q1 virtue Of a Trust Deed made TO me on
u the 9TH day Of July, 1871, by ]. W. Vol
terlng and WIlhelmina Woltering, which Is
OF record In the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, II Book No. 80, page 46l; and in ac-
cordance with its provisions for the purpose
therein expressed, I wiz, on
Monday, September the 18th, 1879,
within legal hours, In front of the Chancery
COurtrOOms, on second street, proceed to sell,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, tO-wit. A certain tract OF
land situate lying and being in the city Of
Memphis, being part OF No. l. In Block No. q
South Memphis. Beginning at the intersec
ton OF Vance and Avery streets; thence
northwest with Vance street sixty-eight feet;
hence south one hundred and FIVE feet to Lot
MOI IN said block hence east ninety-hve
feet 70 Avery street; thence north with west
line OF Avery street seventy-tWo feet to the
beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
The equity Of redemption Is expressly
waived IN said Trust Deed, and the title Is be
heved 70 be perfect; 7 convey only IS trustee.
auIl W MESSICk, Trustees.
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Tuesday, the LIST Day Of October, 1872,
Supreme Court Sale.

No. %, Second Chancery DOcket.-In Supreme
Court at JacEson.-D. r. sock d Co. ct al. VS..
J. F. Frank, John f. Mckinney at al.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson,
May q, 1872, in this cause, l will sell TO the
highest bidder, on the premises described, in
the city of Memphis. on
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Executors Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
all persons having claims against said Dun
can Maclean are required 70 file the same,
properly authenticated within the time pro-
vided by law or the same win be forever bar
red. All persons Indebted TO said Duncan
Maclean are required forthwith to pay the
same. JNO, b. CAMPBELL, Execute
Memphis, September 2, 1872, seS
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NUW vopE

New YORK, September 6.-Flour less active
and lower, shippers holding of; common TO
good extra, Sg7 -; good to choice, 81 8GS Is.
Whisky quiet; sellers, &c; buyers, 9%9S2szc.
Wheat heavy; Amber Michigan, 81 s.. Rye
firm; Western. in store, 75c. Barley and
malt unchanged. Corn a shade lower;
steamer Western, mixed, CSC; sail, 6lc.
Oats moderately active; Western, 8%947
Ohio, f6952c. Pork dull; mess, sl4 l0t8A ~;
prime mes, Sl2gl2 80. Beef quiet; mess, S97.
Lard a shade easier; No. l 70 prime steam,
new, S5Ea9lSc. Butter dull; Western, l09l6c.
Cheese dull at l2aI3l%.
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LAND ALE
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate

No. q, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, tennessee, a. Anderson, admir-
Clara z. Hobbs ct al
HINDER and by virtue Of an interlocutory
decree for sale entered in this cause, 1
Courthouse door Of the Probate Court, IN
Saturday, September zth. lS72,
within legal hours, the following described
real esate. situated in Memphis, Shelby
countyt Tennessee, to-wit: Part OF Lot No. Sc,
fronting twenty. three feet on ChickasaW
street (or Mississippi Row and running back,
between parallel lines, one hundred and
twenty-eight feet 70 an alley, a on which is
situated a brick house.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-half cash balance on
a credit of twelve months, with interest; pur-
chaser executing note with approved security;
lien TO be retained until purchase money is
paid. JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Scales & Merriwether, At
tOrneys. au7
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Wednesday. September the 18th, 1872,

within legal hours, al the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city OF Mem
phis, proceed 10 sell, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, tO-wit:
A certain two lOts OF land situate lying and
being in the county OF shelby, state Of Ten
neSsee, being what is known and designated
on the ". G.. Lane subdivision of a tract of
land adjoining and near the city Of Memphis
on the east, as laid of and sold by Monsarrat,
DuPre & Co. as lots numbers one hundred and
seventeen ll0 and one hundred and eighteen
QIsl, fronting on Dup street fifty 90 feet
each by one hundred and fOrty-eight and one
half IlS0 feet In depth each. The equity Of
redemption is expressly waived In said Trust
Deed and the title is believed to be perfect,
but I convey only as trustee.
T. 5. AYRES, Trustee
Memphis, Tenn. August %. ISL auG
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed made to me on
ID the list day Of June, lo60, by Jacob a.
DOugherty and David McCOmb, Whi.h is re-
corded in the Registers office of Shelby coun-
in Book No. "A, PIP l07, los, 100 ana ITO, 1
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TRUSTEE SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed made to me on
D the Dist day of June, 1850, by Abraham p.
Slower, which is recorded in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county, in Book Nc. a, pp.2 2,
3 land IL VIII on
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EXPORTS.


The New Orleans Tigcs Of Wednesday,
-Npeaklug OF the advance there. says: "Prices
were strengthened not only by the crop ac-
counts, which continue gloomy, but by the
nrmness OF the LtverpOOlmarketandth e COM
petition among buyers, not less than eleven
brokers participating in the business. In fact,
nearly all the new cotton On sale was taken
by noon The receipts, compared with yester-
uay's.were light, the amount proper since last
evening being only 33 bales against ll6 on
last Tuesday, and 4l last year. This makes a
total since August 81 Of 285 bales against 100
last year showing an increase of 80 bales.
The stock by our running statement is now
$40 bales 2.f2 last wear.
Later news from the Louisiana crop, August
I'd and 2ith, inclndes the following: Homer
parsh-Ihe cotton crop an portions OF this
section VIII prove almost a totalfailure-in
fact, j. already beyond redemption. Want of
rain Is the main cause, with a ~SprinEling Of
lle occasional worm. Livingston ~parish-Ihe
cotton has begun to open freely, and the plant
ers have already commenced pick
ing. The crop is considered safe, and
VIII be above the average. The worms
That appeared in this vicinity turned out 10
be Era$ WORMS, and not the cotton caterpillar.
summer, which delayed the planters in get
ting their crops IN, bids fair to be the bestcrop
year We have had since the war. NermDiOn
Parish%Ihree DAYS Of the first of the week
d. rained sufficient 70 make a great change for
The better in the growth of the sugar cane
crop, which has grown % such an extent the
last three days that IL is plainly noticeable.
Planters inform Ms thatthis Is one Of the best
Of seasons for sugar cane" ST. James
Harish--Ihe weather Tor the past month
has been all that the most eNacting
planters could have wished. Frequent showers
have moistened the earth and gladden.
ing sunshine has eXeried "A beneficial inhu-
encc upon the growing cane. Altogether, the
prospect d good 81. Notwithstanding cat
"rpillars have appeared in this parish on a
Few plantations, but have done but little dam
age. Cotton-piciung is going on everywhere"
Carroll Parish.S~rhe cotton worms have APP
pcarcd on some plantations. and are doing
damage. contemplating has commenced very
generally throughout the parish. The alarm
about the army worm has not yet subsidized.
We understand that they have done "A good
deal of damage in the lower part Of the parish,
corn crop l. said 10 be one Of the finest made
in many year,
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Tuesday, the lst day Of October, 1872.

the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree as follows. Hr
First-TwO lots situated in the city Of Mem
pills.. Tennessee, on the west side of Second
Street, being lots one % and two % of J. NJ.
Provinces, Charles r. Davis and Joel c. Davis
subdivision OF part of the original County lot
$50, on the plan of tEecity of Memphis, in
block Is, each of said lots fronting the west
side Of Second street twenty-three (23) feet,
and running back westwardly between paral-
lei lines one hundred and fifty $50 feet, to an
alley.
Second-one lot, also situated in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on the south side OF
Poplar street, between Main and Front streets,
and is the east half of a lot described as fol-
iva at q stake on the south line
of Poplar street, thirty-six 1851 feet. eleven and
three quarters lllHD inches west of Its inter
section with the west line of Central alley
running thence Westwardly twenty-four and
a quarter t24h feet; thence eastwardly thirty
seventSD feet; thence nOrthwardly seventy
four n a quarter C74AD feet TO the south side
of Poplar street; thence west to the begin
ming. The portion OF said lot TO be sold being
the same set apart 20 the defendant, VIM r
Moore, in this cause, and is the east half, and
known as LOT MOI.
Third-Lots one %, two C0, three (8A. four a.
five %. twenfy-four 90, twenty-five (25), TWEEN.
ty-six (26), tWenty-seVen (2), twenty-eight t2S)
t~wenty-nine (29), thirty 800, thirty-one t3ll
thiTty-two 20, thiFtysthree ~; thIrty-ionI
(S7), n thirty-eight lSS) of the subdivision
made in this cause, of lot No. Is Of Willough.
by Williams subdivision, situated at the
northwest corner of Orleans street and the old
Fort Pickering railroad, in Shelby county
Tennessee.
Fourth-The west part of lot No. 90 of block
- Of the Overton addition TO the city Of Mem
phis, the same being that part of said lot sci
apart to defendant, VIM. r. Moore, and front
ing forty-eight (4S) feet on Clay street. The
east part of lot No. 8, block 30, of Overton's
addition TO the city of Memphis, fronting
Calhoun street forty-eight as feet.
All OF the above describes property lying in,
and contiguous 10, the city OF Memphis, Shell.
by county, Tennessee.
ERM OF SALE: Seven ca months credit.
purchasers viii be required to execute notes
with approved security, for the purchase
money, and a lien retained upon the property
until the same are paid. Equity OF redemp-
ton barred. Sept. 1, 1872.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Humes 4 Poston, Solicitors for Complain.
ants. sci
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On Wednesday. september is. 1s7s,

within legal hours, at the southwest cornerOt
Main and MadfsOn streets, in the city Of Meme
phis, proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following property, certain
lot or parcel of land, situate lying and being
in the county Of shelby, state OF Tennessee,
being what is known and designated on the
W. q. Lane Subdivision OF a tract OF land, ad-
Joining on the east and neaE the city OF Men,
minis. as laid of and sold by MOnsarrat, DuPre
4 Co. as Lot number dfty-tWO or, fronting
on Dunlap street nifty (0l feet by n hundred
and fOrty-eight and One-half g4S16e feet in
depth.
The equity OF redemption is expressly waived
in said Trust Deed, uue is believed to be per-
feet, butt convey only as Trustee.
7. 5. AYRES, Trustee.
Memphis, Tennessee, August q, 1872. aus