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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22

vIoKsBURo, Il we take the figures Of
her tax-gatherer, is making some pro-
gress. A recent assessment Of city prop
erty puts the whole amount Of taxable
property at one million four hundred aud
sixty-three thousand nine hundred and
three dollars, and the whole amount Of
tax at two per cent, twenty-nine thou
sand two hundred and seventy-eight
dollars and six cents. The gross sssess-
ment is FIVE thousand three hundred
and hfty-seven dollars and eighty-three
cents, and the whole amount Of tax due,
ten million seven hundred and fourteen
thopsand one hundred and sixty-slx dol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22

A SPECIAL from Columbia to the
Union and AHlericoR, dated Saturday,
says: Governor Isham G. Harris spoke
in the courthouse to-day to one Of the lar
gest crowds ever ~congregated in the same
room. 1t is one Of the sblest sledge-
hammer speeches ever made here in
favor Of Cheathsm and organization.
Harris drove and clinched the nails in
Johnson's coffin today
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22
For HOatG-L. ". ELDRHDGK.
DEMOCRATIC ELBCToRAL TICKET

o rHE STATE AT LARGE.
". 4. QUARLES Of Montgomery.
JOHN NJ FLEMING, Of En0x.
J. s. FOWLER, Of Duids0n.
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Frst-L. NJ JARTTS q HmcocE.
Soo0nd-J d. GOOBPASTURE, Of OoeTion.
Third. /. SPEARS, Of BIeIsoc.
F6urh-JA1fES Il LEWIS, Of Marshall.
RfhJOSEPH MOTLEY, Of Wilson.
Sirrh-N ". cox, Of Williamson.
Seuenh-A- R. LANEFORD, Of Hlmphrys.
Eighh-S ". SHARPE, Of Gibson.
" ". W. MCDOWELL, Of Shel5y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22

VIZ notice by the Vicksburg Citizen
that cerebro-spinal meningitis has
made its appearance there. OUrcitizens
and physicians should be, on the qus UiUe
for its possible advent here, and be pre-
pared to deal with it promptly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22
MEMPHIS APPEAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

For RrsadeaEBORACE GREELEY.
For Fiee-Presdcnf-B. GRAFT BROWN.
GOsernOr@OHN C. BROWN.
For ougress-LAEDON c. HAYNE6
oORgress STATE al L0r0s-B.E CHEATRAM.
Tor SenaiOr-H CLAY KING,
J. N. CREW&
PETTON j. SMITH.
For RepresentGfiue-HUGH D. GREER
4. b. IA YNEG
Z" JAMES NJ HARRLR
S. r. CANNON.
a JOHN OVERTON.
81 JOSEPH BARBLERE
For FOdte-L. ". ELDRLDGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22

THE Newark New Jersey Journal
Democrat) makes the following esti-
mate of majorities by counties in the
November elections:
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MILL be awarded on Thursday, October
w 24th. All Cotton entered for the Fair
Will be sent 10 the warehouse OF Mcssrs. John
W. Walker a Co, on Adams street, and will
be sampled n d ne supervision Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, who viii constitute the
Awarding Committee: MeSsrs. W. b. CAL
breath, Napoleon Hill, Clarence p, Hunt, Geo,
Winchester and ]. W. Jefferson,
eaie LEON TRQpHDAbF, Secretary,
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SAIL MAKERS.
FOR. SALE.
A II PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

H5- For sale by the German National
Bank, Fifty hOusa Dollars of shelby
County Bonds, issued to the Mississippi
River Railway Company, and due on the
first Of January, 1876; also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars OF Lauderdale County Bonds, issued
to the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one-half OF which are due on the first Of jan
uary, 1875, and the other half on the first Of
January, 1875.
We recommend these Bonds as a safe and
profitable investment, n at the present
prices, SH per cent. and interest, viii pay
over p per cent. Be25
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GRocERs.

WE have lust received a very Largo Stock
w of all kinds OF Goods in our line, pur-
chased at Low Prices, and we offer special in
ducements % Country Merchants.
ue- Cotton consigned to us viii receive care
f1l and prompt attention..
sci ROGERS cambridge & co.
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

LNOR LESS THAN COST OF STOCK AND FIXTURES
If sold immediately. first class Meat Fish and Pro-
vision store in centre OF city; an unusual chance about
e1D. Address PROVISIONS, Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

I,oR sAyE-A VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT IN COM.
biuaion OF bureau and ewardrobe. for which pat
ent has been secured. Model be and further
particulars obtained by applying to F. WERNER, $40
East Six tn street New York
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

LNOR SAIE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED VAPOR AND
u sulphur Bathing Establishment will be sold cheap
IL applied satisfactory reasons given tor
selling For further particulars address BATHS, Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

SLoTE JAMES. sTArIONERS PRINTERS AND
- Blank Book Manufacturers % Fulton street Blank
Books made TO pattern.
HENRY l.. sLOTE. JONATHAN JAMES
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

~.
RSHsHSHP
The HERALD says-"The aim of this immensely suc.
ssssk 6s % a %s to q the the
and of Of eliza II s ss e show
this way q the institution; oi which
Tom and ,5 half and IS % the TO town 70
e wonders q ''''' '''' nave only
CLOCK
CLOCK il is undenabie that the manager has made .
sn S has
without stint TO compass his purpose.
c1odK Lnh
The Evening Pest says AN extrayaganza that bafiss
dscrpon was Produs.sd last evening At the ua Grand md
purpose IS % show the sights ssS
the h is hSii of The M
piece OF scenic realism has certainly never been
surpassed perhaps never 'au"led on the New YORK
fsafTsSn Rfs5afTsSD
CLOCK
danseuse though we see = her only for %o%en or Sd = %
r ana the be 81 ne o ns1er bsor.
Ssssd New YORK SESSIvES Advertiser
Ronss oos
LAUGHTER
rHufNapSERs
! APPLAUSE
POPULAR MATINEE siSTfas EVERY SATURDAY AT pUru.
LAR PRICES.
Admission, 50 cents Reserved Seats 50 cents extra.
Performance over every evenng quarter to eieves
o'clock.
SrADr THEArEE EsiE.sn . RowrRv
LOUISE LIcHTMAy,s GRAND OPERA coMPANT.
MONDAY EVENING aSdkMIy' pEc. p at O'CLOCK.
Seats be secured at the theatre ticket oics: ais.
SScS $ '0ofh
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, aol BowERY.
Engagement Sa w thssY ss say0Hs asssIss GSEeaienns
who viii appear IL Ras IL FIRES YsEsSH SagYy SPY Drama
MI 81 I'M sSSos 4sb SSsSRs
First spssancs SEi 4 H. fsehs fsdkss faiepan Comedian
sAs?Sn sss
GRoAY. Ladies' admitted zee on friday.
CAN7ERBURY VARIETY THEATRE,
HSSySSssE sG5sTss CROWDED HorsEs SsnassF'
FEMALE FEMALE MssykELL MSIssykELs FEMALE FEMALE
$$S:$Ss: $$SS:$Ss Sss:s3:: Szs:s3:: S3s:s$::
E$sEE E$sEE E$;s $ss sss
DAY AND NIGHT IN SEW YORK
pay AND NIGHT IN NV foRk SrS
Admission asc Orchestra chairs 5ocH
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els BROAD.
IN way, between Houston and Beecker sreets.-Eyery
one should visit this wonderful Museum. II Is full OF
s0Ps hoS see &c sna
unable 70 attend these imp have them
81
Broadway New York
CTErNwAY HALL-wENDELL PHILLIPS.
= WENDELL PHILLIPS,
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC IL
ADMISSION SOC. RESERVED SEATS, 75C.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-FAMILY REsoRT.-PER
sons visiting Philadelphia will hnd the best evenings
amusement and the most elegant establishment 70 be
DANJo SONG AND DANCE, JIG, CLOG AND IRISH
ID Jig Dancing sagghS; puP'i or nted 11 the stage y
near Bowery. Ladies taught
Il clog Dancing taught perfectly in a single quarter BY
III c. D0BSON, 30 Bowery Fine Banos from IS to SO.
" THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL
MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS coHsrAHTL1
ON uANh
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
NEW
YRAR'A
RVE


(NRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ Twenty third street. corner Of Eighth avenue
Curtain rises at 7A. Admission One Dollar.
Family circle soc. reserved chairs aud 81 extra
ROUND
THE
CLOCK,
THE NEW LOCAL, SENSATIONAL "FOLLY"
EVERY NIGHT.
la GRAND STREET CONFECTIONERY.
1.-THE GRAND UNION RAILROAD DEPOT.
lL-A MOONLIGHT SPREE AT LION PARK, VITA
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREwORKA
Iv.-BEHIND THE SCENES AT NIBLOS.
VA PERFORMANCE OF
THE BLACK CROOK
at old Nblos Garden, with view Of the ranormS
MOST PECULIAR SENSATIONS
ever presented on the New York stage -
with genuine BOXING MILL"
vIL-D0NoyAN,s ALLEY IN THE FIVE POINTS. With
'"e s'eA' Se''SIt1f THE BURNING RooKERY.
villa glance at the LIEDERkRANZ MASQUE at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, exhibiting brilliant. unique
tableau; the boxes crowded; the dancing floor filled
with MOTLEY THRONG and in the background mag,
womans dress from MOTHER EVE to the GRECIAN
BEND,
The characters in this unique and brilliant local senss
ton sustained by
MRS JOHN WOOD,
MIR JOHN BROUGHAM
MISS EMMA HOWSON
THE GREAT MAJILTONS.
ana n. Hasls sf the GREAT oohfAsi Of dc CRANE dSasS
MATINEE OF ROUND THE CLOCK
SATURDAY, at lH o'clock.
Performance over every night at lOa O'Clock
I1IFTH AVENUE THEATRE
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
AHIUsEnIENTs. A

EsiFrM AVENUE THEATRE
west rwentyfourth street, near Broadway
CT, - . Begins ats
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
AMUSEB BTlc NTs.

OLYMPIC -ENrREE or MIIB MARIE AIMEE.
~ the reignng Queen OF Opera Boufe
10 the city OF her former trumphs, and positively
last OF the highly praised
AIMEE NEW PARISIAk OPERA BOUFFE.
OPENING NIGHT MONDAY. DEC. g. AT 8P ~.
when will be produced, with brilliant mise en- scene.
new costumes and appointments
OneDhach's celcbrs sted Opera,
LA BELLE HELENE,
winch Opera. performed for the first time In Phadei-
phia b the following superb cast achieved an immense
success aud created quite u iur0re:-
mHe, AIMEE III her charm role OF LA Belle Helene.
,,,, Mons. JUTEAU In his successful role OF Psris
Nile Roland as Oreste. Mons Duchesne as Agame-
Mons kardin as Mineiaus none.
Mons Julien = Achilie. Mons Lecuyer as Calcas.
Mons Cariap as 2Me. Mons Marcas Ajax
Mile Juteau ~ Partenas. / Mier
M m.e Deschsmps. as L9na, Mile Vandame as BacnIS
CONDUCTOR Nous Won GHELE
Tuesday AND WEDNESDAY la BELLE HELENE.
ne pubic are respectfully informed that the present
VIII De marked BY unusual brancy and by pro
euons OF special attractions For the hrst time IN
nmcrica WIN be presented the newest Of all the Operas
spSre ennsd Les CENTS yIERGEs he 100 Virgins,
anu mas been performed In Paris and Berlin lor
~ consecuive nights 70 overwhelming houses
LA fhiNCESSE De TREBIZONDE q beautiful new
opera 20 the American public will also be presented
N actve rehearsal LIZ PETIT FAUST, to be produced
on MONDAY december l6 During the there will be
rexyai o. she aySrite Operas Of the past
nA"nE 1LEmE, fERlCHOLE, GENEvIEVE DE BRA
p, BANT and LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.
rces as Dciore seats secured at the Box once at
'oi, AND At ia Broadway Free list entirely
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

I,OR SALE-A PLUMBING STEAM AND GAS FIT.
ting Shop. in good location for business; rent
low Address PLUMBER West side Advertisement office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

L'OR SALE-DRUG STORE ON CORNER OF GOOD
business avenue. Sales this year 5000 Is to
~ prescrlpti0ns daly, Price S3,cU cash Address
PHARMACIST, Uptown Advertisement office, 541s West
nirty and sire
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

I,OR SaLE-A FIRST CLASS BROADWAY CIGAR
IL store; sDle ndid business; cheap rent; offer
fused leaving the country. Apply at 276 Broad
w
The New York herald., 1872-12-08

LNOR SALE CHEAP-THE WELL KNOWN OLD ES.
Il tsblisiei Meat Market 1877 First avenue; must be
sold IN consequence OF other business Apply on the
premises +. FJNAN
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
A MURDEROUS CONVICT.
Attempt OF q Convict to Assassinatc y
Deputy Warden i'm the Chapel OF Mas.
sachusctts' State Prison.

Attempt OF q Convict to Assassinatc y
Deputy Warden i'm the Chapel OF Mas.
sach usctts' State Prison.
BOSTON, Dec. 23, 1872
The Massachusetts, State Prison, with all Its nice
features Offorgiveness and education and pardOns
is going In the wrong rut OF popular progress
Notwithstanding the statement OF the Warden on
Thanksgiving Day "that he was surprised to see SO
much kindness among the prisoners" and that
"there were a hundred Of them who II pardoned
out, would benefit rather than injure society,"" it
does seem that alI tie inmates OF the institution
are not followers OF the "neek and lowly," and
but few Of them would obey tbs rules OF the prison
were they not fed on sugar pluias anu aHowed
those enjoyments which would be luxury TO poor
i"yo.s Wastasdag nsn oulslo Ine nrr..sson walls.
temnt ne -.ele3n there was desperate at-
s ..aae to assassinate @ Deputy Warden Il Hale; ~:
chapel had Just concluded and the con-
vlcts were about returning to their re-
spcctive cells, when one OF them named
John MahOn, alias John Creamer, who was seated
seats, jumped upon the platform and attacked
Deputy Warden Hale, who was standing at the
time. The deputy grappled with the convict and
both fell to the hOor-the prisoner being on top OF
MIR. Hale. With the quickness Of thought the pris-
oner drew knife, four inches long and half an
cured in one OF the shops and was on the point OF
burying 1t in the deputy warden when Warden
Chamberlain, who had come to Mr.. H9le's rescue,
caught the arm Of the convict just in time to pre-
vent the cOnsummatiOn OF the murderOus act.
The convict was Immediately irOned and placed
prison September II, 1870, for three years. for lar
ceny.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
NEW TUESDAY DECEMBER

between England and America on diff
lcuty OF the gravest nature, and to place
our negotiations upon footing satisfactory
Of the Joint Commission. He thought that they
might well be proud OF that self-cOntained ade-
quate appreciation Of their power OF right and
or little OF the nations rights, to compose these
differences by SAe wisdom OF statesmanship in
stead OF renewing the struggles OF power. lCheersl
England, and had secured the peace OF the United
States. lCheers) This was the more satisfactory,
and rendered the negotiation more difficult, be-
cause 1t was important that we should insist not
upon any right that we could not safely submit to
In the future ourselves. In this terrible litigation
OF the States he must congratulate the country
upon having secured determination OF the prin-
clples IN public law for the redress OF wrong. There
should be no exactiOns made by q victorious over
beaten foe. He thought the world could be con-
portant publicists for the wrong America had suf
lered. They had also secured guarantees for the
future, and keeping, during the pendency Of
be subject to the duties and incidences OF
war. They had made it apparent to q
nation In the advanced state OF our civilization
upon the unwillingness OF any nation to rush into
war. They had made it apparent that justice
should be done without the effuson OF blood. They
had also made 1t certain that nation should pre-
The tribunal had determined as the law OF the
world that no vessel holds Its freedom from ma
tlOn that had committed an nfraction OF neutrality
(Cheers.) Thus our own people, as well as every
other people, were to be restrained from these
infractlons OF neutrality. Was 1t too much to say
that the principles OF our confederation were made
more secure than everY We had come out Of the
contest with the world, with conviction alike
present for both countries, that each must do its
duty by the other and each must be held account
able to the other. (Cheers)
including speeches by Mr. Bryant and Mr. Moir
and the company did not separate until late hour
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
ARRIVALS.

RgroRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship st Laurent (Fr), Lemaric Havre Dec via
Brest Dec with mdse and passengers to George Mac
,.S T% cGEy @r Naples Mesns
the sass vsss:sura xor eon.ve, Dec IS V,
sss$:Ss ssw
leans Dec S with mdse and Passensers to Baker Had
sa @
9nns g lPpS
asa steering s snG,t north uoo.s.
ss%:ss Ss:s Dec
heavy lS q strong head lie entire
Ma o Ra srcs aas
he Esas OF ScS sSsd II % % o
M nad ns wess, M " e from thence days
BARK SOS Ner5. Jahn. issanrcg ls9 days Constantine
os q w %fs to
weather to ogs ermuS 4e sSahsGn om and had
strong westerly gales , "'- '.'A'' = 'A''' WIN
d%ss ass c pnas asTsrs Tsy.s g
southern passage and had ne weather been days west
pdSS n.yrs days with mass
and cH had sss
sion Of and NV gales lost and split saiIs thence
snss sass spoke spoke Sis Srs
days, with wool and hides 10 Miller Houghton Crossed
the Equator Dec In Ion 81 rs; Nov River Platte
had severe gale from the west lasting IS hours stove
after house and lleo the cabin with water thence TO
Hatteras had fine weather. from thence strong variable
gales
Bark Hohrook pol tof Portland, Palleys Trinidad,
Port Spain Nov 30 st Thomas Dec and fnagua Dec
with salt and old iron TO Murray, Jr vessel to Brett
Son Co. Had strong NE and NV winds the entire pas,
sage.
Bark Atlantic tof New Havenl Dickerson st Pierre,
Mart, 10 days, with sugar 10 Trowbrdge's Sons Had
strong M gales the entire passage; has been days
BARK Hurra Nor, Hansen, Hnvana IS days in ballast
TO Tobias Co; has been days north Of aeras, with
strong variable gales.
Bark Biy Simpson new as tons--of windsor, Ns).
Shaw.
Brig Tubai Cain (of Yarmouth Mc) Stone Liverpool 70
days with mdse to Morgan's Sons; vessel to James
NV gales lost and split sails sprung forcopIast and
has been ~ days west of Bermuda.
Brig Hantna AnsaldO UtaD, Costello, Aloa So days. In
ballast TO order. Made the Southern passage, and had
fine weather to bermuda; from thence l6 days, with
strong westerly gales.
Brig Don CIxote, Ray, Malaga a. days with fruit 10
Hatton, Watson Coz vessel to Hand h Swan. Passed
Gibraltar Nov ~ took the southern passage aud had nc
weather TO the lat OF BeImIda Qg thence days. with
sToDR variable winds.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 90, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ontario Slocum, Rio Janeiro, 1c-W Gar
rison.
Steamship Hattcras, Lawrence, Norfok-old Dominion
Steamship CO.
Steamship Dirico, johnson. portand-I F Ames
Bark Adriatc CBr), Cappon, Falmouth-McM Murray
Dammarel.
Bark Albion CNor), Larsen, Cork-Funch Edge h Co.
Bark LELAND (Nor Tallaksen Cork for orders-Funch,
Edge n Co.
Bark Menn Hr (Fr), Rio, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Lima (Nor). Anderson, Havre-Boyd Hncken
Bark Eliza Barss (Br, vesey, Hamilton Bermuda)-
Middleton 4 Co.
Brig Isabella lBr) Peterson, Belze-Leayeraft Co.
Brig Herald (Br), Luce, Pernambuco-ii ii Swift h Co
Brig Eastern Star. Wiler, Georgetown. Dem-H Trow-
BRIDGES Sons
ton.
Brig Rhone tT3r). Roberts st Thomas-Pennlston Co
Schr Portland (Br) Cofll, st Johns NF-J A iorsey.
Schr Greta Q3r), Stnson, st Andrcws-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Nelson (Br Wright, st John, Mp Nevius 4
Son.
kcr
schr Oregon, Nelson, Providence-H W Jackson Co
Schr Sallie Burton Palmer, Stamford-Stanford Manu-
featuring Co.
Steamer Elizabeth, Clark, Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

Brig Nile of Bermuda) Nckerson, Rio Grande 50 days
S Sts sS Ss SsG % Ss!sSs on $
s .Ss 70 sS sa as S
$50 ion = iS spoke brig Mary Aiisrton, from Rich
sris Emily sof TriSdad,, Marshall MIX River ia, 10
and RS ga
s 4 DAYS with hr srsns nm & ye Dec
for New York, with loss Of and leak
bIs Manus sof Nassau, Nichols, Guan,aname 10 Day:
Gin sa sr ns s Mosa Taylor G 70 snce
days with heavy 'Ssa Ne and az NV v gales s. H
nsne Ps% s 6eaS
sSS M .a lat e a %:r q
&c has been 10 days north Of Hatteras. =, !,
d 9 ss hsd
and NV gales sprung bowsprt; has been days north
,,sc6r Arthur clifford of Provincetown,, Mathessn,
and NV gales most Of the passage list OF had
ST. sd with
lumber to order; vessel to ! Q Loud Co. 49,
ssr sn Hudson HFSs
schr guDl oipbsns TrRssx m ,s OF p,o
nix om
"shPIs'F schP smith, Dewal, Virginia
chr chr W W9na Hsnl1 simmons 1sn s Virginia; 1;r.o,.
scr Epqs IsyS no.o
@ ssS sss H3a %Ss
ana had ji6bcO% and hssdsear carried away
schr onrust homer, Caials Tor IN of
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship @ Ashlsnd MeoFe Boston for New York. with
ship CiyiIts Aus, valich, New Haven for New York.
Island, colded with schr Magellan, from Elizabethport
for Boston, c0alladen, sinking her In 70 minutes. The
lost all her head gear. The schooner's crew were all
Bark Albs dam. Jorgensen, New Haven G9r New York.
Id sanast 10 master. -at 20 ~ 4 Gs-s;ysSv
schr Douglass Haynes Hart Augusta. Ne, for New
schr oliver scoaeld, Dissosway Boston for George.
schr Jessie Smith, Sawyer. Newport for New York.
schr Mercer, Waterman Providence for New York
reHHI S se%
i sehr Madawasfa Maid Henry. Gloucester Tor New
schr Thomas, Hayes, New Haven for New York.
Schr James " Bell Cross Elizabethport for Tagnton
schr Maria Barbour, Westerly for New York, with
schr G Davis, HATCH New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Dirlgo. Johnson New York for Portland
Steamship Glaucus, Bearse. New York for Boston.
schr J F Chandler (Br, Pettis New York for PARIS
Schr Katie Rich, New York for Boston.
schr Mary Elizabeth, Belts Eizabethport for Provi'
ssh. en. Fitch Hatch y NV ys.s s sssss
scnr Empire Empire, Clifford. New YORK Tor ,ostoh.
sehr %es
Schr Mary Elizabeth Munroe Elizabethport for Bridge
schr Hayden, Greene, New York for New Haven.
schr George Baldwin, Morton, Port johnson for Port
schr John Boynton, Hin, New York for calais
schr Pioneer Parker, Port Johnson for Boston
schr Franklin. smith Hoboken for Riverhead
schr VIM McLoon, Duncan, New York Tor Fall River.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
s HIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for Now FOrk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ......... % Gov. Island. eve 3 IA
sun sets. ........... 81 Sandy hook. eve 2 20
Noon rises. morn IL SO He'll Gate. 49,. .eve 4 SO
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

Steamship Ontario for Rio Janeiro; bark Forenngen,
do; brigs Howland, Kingston, ia salario, st Johns
NF
Wind at sunset SW fresh.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Southern Belle tof Plymouth E), Morice, from
Colombo Aug 2 vra Gale Septic with mdse to master.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
ITALIANS IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. %, 1874
Two hundred and fifty destitute Italians from
New York arrived here today.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-10
Why?

Why is it that at the North, East and
West-in every part of our country
save in the Soutl,--party lines are brok.
en- asundcr as il of tow, aud Rcpubli-
caus and Democrats shake hands frankly
and warmly, when the public good de
mands concert Of action against some
gigantic scheme Of corruption or some
threatening political movement pregnant
with evil to tho bod :. polite; as, for in
stauce, during the last campaign in New
York State and City when the robbcr
bands of Democratic Tammany were
hente" lin anl .l:e-l.' l.. ~ -.:-
forces Of the two parties Why, we ask,
i'll all parts of the country save this, are
the honest Republicans willing to assist
their honest opponents in the political
annihiliation Of dishonest Republicans
'and why arc honest Democrats equally
willing to return the favor when the
scoundrcls Happen to be ID n,ocrats 4?
Now bear in mind, we don say that
this amiablc conjunction is the rule on
all occasions, for unfortunately it is not.
But it is the rule in all great crises
Whenever the alternative of such a crisis
to the commonwealth Whenever the
mementous question for the Peoples de
termination, lis, plainly, fairly and
sqiarely, Honesty OF Dishonesty then,
in all parts Of the country save this, to
ascertain the issue is to settle its fate
conclusivcly, andthc political rogue is as
sure Of political death as il h @ese 10
run for Governor on the Democratic
ticket in this State.
Now why docs this desirable state Of
things exist clsoThere, and why does it
not exist here?