davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18
(Gtnoefantt.)
Sic baben uminnff 9earbeitet!

"Laboremus"-9o0s uns artci
ten init Die fem Gprube zines r6miz
iben &aiiers {udtc Der italieni|de Wltz
nilter Mai1ari Dor nidt LANCER 3ett
ooe Ya:lament res NautI6niss aur
fcrt9eiesten1 %bdttatsit ausulpornen, uno
0uinttno Ssua wieoerbclte BET elmer
aneern Geleeenbstt renitlben SpruA
"Laboremus"--laf une arbetten II
uno in rer Ibat, lagt "Unita catt,'
Die itallenilhen Miniitsr a,betten-arz
beiten an rer 6eraus9abe BON BRET
buneert Miuionen neuer V%anfnptsn, :.
}. 3O0,O00>000 Observation-Disclosures
= tie arbeiten un ben gorbereitun9en
fir neue Grpropriationen uno Grprelz
lun9en 81 lie orbeiten NIT allen &rdi<
ten, nit ouen m69ltden Mitteln-
aleidstel p5 erlaubt poer nidt-fIr bic
Stabilirung uno8etiaun9 ata!teus -
fe arbsiten fir Elm Blncni6 nit preu<
zen, I'M, he Dem 81. Batter oerautten
Bsigunsen f9 III iiGsrn. 90 arteiz
ten Die neutrality-suspicious.. 81 aber
ibre M:beit, ibr "Laboremus" wcbl
aud einen Sutcn Nus9an9 nebuen
miro?
Neben Den ttalienilhen i1einen rjez
bod ou@ anre,eDlinilter lld oenSprud
"Laboremus," weut, nidt in Wort, ip
roU in Der Ibat roraeltelIt ~ baben.
User centt "a niht on ZEN M,nilterz
pllllceuten cts cautlten Ncihs, Der
I'M un0 autcrhoib res Y%ar!amtntee.
peri Gnlih uno pu1h cienfthare @rcatuz
rem. bIfentlth unc I'M @eheinen gar 70
lebr orbeitst al Der WubyunN Ger
Sid,rbelt rer Nattpn, bic 0ana bslons
psrs rurt Zen Wiebrauh Der &auaei
prn Settc Der tatbcl'ldfn @ettlihte;t
becrobt lctn fol-, pbwpbl CT Sewetle caz
fir tbeuer be;oblen miirre> wenn er ir
finren t1nnte. ole CT jerpd rer9stcne
laUt unp auf rlele Weiie Wefabr lduft,
ie,nts tbeurrn un1ereebenen ur8'redt su
beurtbetlen !! Wit neld ct Nntttsn9uiQ
bat or gearteitrt, rurh p,d uno eilnn
t6 purp9eidlasen, I'M, lein Shulaelee
ru'd',ubrtngen pper better gelaAt purd7
%iurrin9en, ron wclhem ra9 Dell
DeutdIaNrs otbdn9cu iru!?-Wif
plrl Sdwe'b bat eS Jpn A%cfpltet, I'm
no mbgllb, Su beweilen, cde CT 9(auz
ben t1nnte> pab Die &atbclifen> bic I'LL
trampntanen ftaatsaefdbrli&c Sutjefte
Inc uno 9emeinlbaftlibeS a1e MAIDEN
init zen Detnccn pee W%atellanres! VI
leia trpbpem uno troB Den ~N'Btn" bic
er BET BIC er Mrbeit tefcmmen> 1T es
ihm nod uiht eesludt, ju bcweiitn.
oab ct acknowledgements an rer Irsue
an Gem y%atripusmue Der Xatbclifeu
speiteln tfnnc unp rurfe !--Ge bei6l
aljc nod pciter "Laboremus'!-
la(iet une arteiten !-uno mtrtIih be-
rittsn Die 3eitunAen, rab man crnlt|it
camit um9ebt-a rbeitst -nm Seluitsn
Gen prc5sb iu MAIDEN cie(e Mbwarisn
Sntsrnationalsn" ~ entfernen unc
cann lan9lam aub nit DEN Glih5ien
&C. ansufanesn-Wan iieht Biemard
u. 81. orteitsn uno i1siuen entIbiplsn
gu tciu, ouh iernerbin ju orbeiten.-
Wsrcen fle fih mobl je liber rem ers
wiuldten grfplg freuen f0nnen
Nsbft pisien unp dbnliden aibt ee
enelid nod anpere Miniiter, bic aud
tltti9 arbeiten. SIREN Mneiferungss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18
3eit9emdfe Ueberjeidnuu9.

Ite monni9fahen S9ilcerun9er,
pelde politi@he Bidtter uber bic ilnl>
fen @prsdnee in Cincinnati brin9en,
liefern i'm @an;eu Elm Uncertainties Bib
un lerer 3uftdnpe, Elm Bilp, oe11en Gin
cruf purbaus nibt hefriectgenp TT.
Dir lalIen bier etnenNusenjeusen ipre>
den ; Der S. tbpte" lhreitt:
8ir iiue III Gtneinnati sepelen une
haten rns bic teirsn GpnYenlionen ols
titles unD GU msrflamer 8ecbadter"
N au>r @emltbarubs angeltben.
Ai>1rr> mir Pie gertanblungen 70
a~ur:u>t!:V ME m5Blth 9eben, woQen
:c,y rie enpfan9euen @tnpr1te bier in
NHr1e mittbetleu.
Die Nsformz unb Heuntons &cnpenz
tion, BE in Der Mo;artbaQe ta9te, mar
aus cen tlatisiten uno ebrenbafttltet
&lemeutsu Der beipen olttn parteien ju>
ian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mdnnern. penet1
Is Gruit mar NIT Ger NefcrmbereBung
unc mc!be cis bcbe Btdtisftit Der 0t<
lea .nbeit voutpmmcu bseriftn. Wir
trairn rort pie Niptcr Hannsp, StaQe,
0arcen, 8arl Idn5er pom ~An5st5er
ees We1enS," zen be9attsffen unp &C.
paneteten beutl1en Scurnaltften oes
Qanpes> Senator Spaunborft Don Dfil<
5ourt, 81. BriibL 8arl &umelin, &C.
nator SaiF, 5rn. GslY une otele Nn>
rere> ceren Namen einsn 9uten &lau9
boten. Wir laben ale: aud ptele,
,,ote uidt bort paren," Deer, UNI ceut>
liber gu lpre9.n cie Convention mor
piel 3u ituab beluht> UNI cen MIN
lbsnspe tbsn Ginerud iu MAIDEN unp
ca 8isle jusleid Dslegaten 3u belpsr
@onpeutipnen moren> 10 mebrten fld
pie leeren Stdble BET jsper Styuns uno
an 6reitos Morsen par bic 3abl Der
Oeleaatsn in Der Wo3artbal4e auf etwa
ilnfsis 3ulammengeidrumpft. Sura>
,f:le Convention perltwanp iSrmli9
DOR Der eroBartt3en Wa0en<@ onoen>
ton eer l,beralen 8epublifaner in rer
SdngerbaiIe, wobin Nues 1tt5mte unp
~ ms'ber Gintritt5tarteu NUT nit ter
sl6tten S@pisrtSfeit 3u tefemmer1
Darer.
@rpearti8 tit ros 9elinoefe Gise1'z
lbaftspprt, ree man ouf rie Gpnpsn>
ticn tn ter SdngerbaQe ennenoen
fpnnte. Minoenens 10000 Weniden
waren tort bel ptsler S!gun9 perlar'>
melt. Inter rem Delesaten b%efanoett
ii6 piele Der berrorrageupften Geutl6en
aus allen 2anoeetbellen, !tlbit aus 9ie'p
}Srleans unp Marplanp, beioncers tart
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18
ct. pauI, Mtnnelota, ben Is. Mai 1872
Observation-Disclosures.
8etrefemo bte &rdmie

Abennenten> mel9e ben laufencen
3abr8ang oprausbe3ablen uno an pldz
sen wobnen, 100 li@ Elm Msent unleres
States befneet, finp eriudt> teimAsen>
tea BE prdmie in @mpfan9 ;u nebmen.
@rdmieu meroen %einfmeilen ned
aesen Woraus3ablun9 oerabrei&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

States befnpet, finp eriu@t> teimNsen>
tea bic prdmie in Gmpfans ;u nebmen.
Nrdmiea ,peroer, %einfmeilen ned,
sesen Woraus;ablun9 oerabrei&t.
So6.Ir6etten
feber lrt
reroen f. ID : n, prompt uni
htllte 9sliefert, wie fe frseno eine
4Druderet Kefern fann. @tr ltefern
aud fit Beamte unp We|hdft8leute iii
ccr{0iebenen abeilsn rss Staates:
9etterbeaa8,
8iQbeabe,
@ef@dftsfarteu,
girculare,
D1anf8,
Nlarzts
#. T. n. auf fdr3efe Nott3.
Ibpnnentem nab europa
sntrben %fcrtrdbreno ee9en @oraua5ez
sablHn1 anasnommen uno erbalten he
auf Sefebl pes 6rn. @ouperneur 8.
1a{1in bereassesebene Broiddre:
Minneiota
nys eine
Dcimatb tiir Ginmauoerer
~tasenfrst susei&idt.
Anzeigeu aller 2tt,
Defenders fir
@efDdfte,
8aut II. 0erhauf non 9armcn,
Nusfunit kber Ysrpanbte II. geferute
t.. f.. Fnpen purd Den ~Nonpster"
ole ,peitsie Vert:sttuna unp fut:sn
.<a{b gum 3tel.
s. I<ellunaen unp Welcer acrs'iiye
,"WANDERER",
L. 3 1915.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

EXAMINATION OF WIN. 6AM.4
Last Wednesday morning VIM
Sam. the Chinaman who shot and
killed Charles Leroy, was exam
ined before Justice r. B. Kelley.
Messrs. Rowell and Mccarthy ap-
peared for the prisoner, and Claf.
ence Gray, Esq, District Attof-
ney, for prosecution, The exam
ination of witnesses lasted two
days, and the decision OF the
Court, rendered yesterday morn
ing, was that the prisoner be Held
to answer to the charge of man
slaughter before the Grand Jury.
Msssrs. Rowell and Mccarthy Ia
bored hard for their client, but in
vain. The case will be brought
up at the coming November te rm
of the District Court if the Grand
Jury finds a bill against the pits.
0ner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17
Acsnard.

The San Diego Union comes
out in an article about q Mexican
Custom House at the mouth of the
river. Want Of space prevents
our commenting upon it except
to state that the Union has swal.
lowed an unusually ''big whop
per-" There Is to be no Custom
House there, and ifthere were, no
duties could be exacted upon goods
en- route for this place, for by treaty
stipulation, American vessels
have right of free navigation upon
the waters of the Colorado river
and the Gulf Of California within
Mexican Territory. ,iiis 8naJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff:

We are hereby authorized tt
announce the name of GILES
MERRILL as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Yuma County
at the approaching November
election.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

HEAVY N.-From a private
letter received here by VIM. B.
Hooper + Co., we learn that the
rain Of the 9Th inst, which ex-
tended to this place, and the dam
aging effect Of which we felt in
our Office, came pouring down
upon ella Bend like . huge water
spout. Mr.. Hunter lost about
$500 pounds of barley which was
washed out Of his wagon, and Mr..
Taylor, In charge Of G. w. G..
Rowell's train, lost two mules by
drowning before they could be
extrieated. The water in some
places was eight feet deep.
White beans at II. e. Baker.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17
NOTABLE ARRIVALS.

By the arrival OF the STEAMBOAT
Cocopah, from the steamer New
bern at the mouth of the river,
our town is honored ~ with the
presence of FIVE of the Indian
delegation who recently were tax
en- to Washington by Gen. How.
ard to see the Great Father
Three of the Chiefs returned t.
Camp Apache by way Of New
Mexico. The names of these
celebrities are "Louis Moraga,' =
Pima brave; "Antonio Azul," son
of Pima Chief and heir apparen,
to the chieftancy; "Jose Baka.
tay," Apache Mohave brave;
"Charley Aratagua," Apache. Yu.
ma; "Ascencion Riga" Papagc
Chief. In conversation with Louis
Moraga, who speaks and writes
the English language, we learn
that these braves are well salts.
fed with their visit, but not SO
with the conduct of Gen. Howard.
Upon inquiring of the reason why
they did not like Gen. Howard,
and if he had not taken them ia
religious meetings, ne replied:
"Oh, yes; Gen. Howard take ua
all to Church every Sunday. But
when we were asked to speak to
the congregation, and we It
tempted to tell the truth in rela.
ton to the Apache character, and
their outrageous conduct to US and
the white race, Gen. Howard got
angry and would not allow as to
say anything detrimental to that
murdereus tribe. He made US
Pima and Papago Indians, and
the whites, who are poor and
peaceful, who work hard for two
or three years to raise q COW or
pony, appear as devils before the
people there, simply because we
defended our property. The Apa-
ches, who subsist by robbing and
numbering u, he represented Is
Saints" ---I,' =
They return with trunks and
valises well filed with clothes and
blankets, and each has q medal,
made of solid silver, presented to
them by President Grant. On one
side is inscribed: Omitted States
of America. Liberty, Justice and
Equslity. Let us have peace"
In the centre Of this is a profile
portrait of q. 8. Grant. On the re-
verse side are the words: "On
earth peace; good will toward
with the seal of the De-
partment of the Interior.
They like Washington very
but still they prefer the
of Arizona for their
homes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17
For Sheriff.

/ hereby announce myself as| "a
candidate for the Office of SHER-
IFF of the County of Yuma, at tie
approaching November election
III. E.. LINDSEY.l
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

DIED.-Charles Leroy, whe was
shot by VIM. Sam, a Chinaman,
last Saturday, died from his
wounds on Wednesday. Mr.. Le-
roy was native Of New York,
and about So years Of age. II e
leaves . wife and fonr children,
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
o T / C E

The following named persons
are hereby notified that their as
sessmentS have been raised the
amounts set opposite their res
pective names, by the Board of
Equalization of the County of Yu-
ma, A. T., at the regular July
term, 1872:
1-George Angel, on improve
ments, $3.50. -&S
Jacob Fisher, on drays, $50.
36Charles Gross, on cattle, $500.
Nv. w. Jones, on mules, $500;
on wagons, $500.
5-Francisco Noriega, on wagons.
500; on mules, $3.50.
Cd. G. Robinson, on house and
lot at depot, $500
Estate of w. B. Foods, de-
ceased, $500.
8-GeOrge A. johnson, on mort
gage not cancelled, $1,000.
@Hall Hanlon, on mortgage,
$500. ,-~
1O-Manuel Ravena, on mort
gage 81, 800.
l1-John Palmer, on mortgage,
$105.50
12-Milton Ward, on mortgage,
$500.
13-Wm. Maize, on mortgage,
$150.25.
III. w. Darlington, on mort
gage, $85.
15-James NJ. Barney, on mort
gage, 1882.
16-James N. Barney, $671.13.
BY order Of the Board,
- JAS. 8. SPANN,
ily20 Clerk of Board
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

Another Waterloo veteran is
dead In the person OF James Ar
mour, whe expired the other day
at Linlithgar, Scotland, aged 81
years. He joined the British army
in 1905, and was a member of the
Rf val Scot b Greys, a cavalry rigi.
nasrt
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17
River Hsws.

The steamer Newbern arrived
at Port Isabel on the 18th, at 7
o'clock a. M, with full cargo,
The Gocopah arrived here this
morning with 200 troops and ten
passengers. 8lsas 80 80 81
The Mohave is due here on
Monday with first Of freight from
the Ncwbern. me- .ssiftt ~ a4
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

Hon. III. Bendell was to arrive
in San Diego on last Wednesdays
steamer, and may be expected
here by stage tonight.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

JUDGE PoRTER.-We see by the
passenger list of the steamer ORR
famine that Judge DeForest Por-
ter arrived in San Diego last
Wednesday. We may look for
him by to-day's stage.
PLEASE EXCUsE.-Our San Die.
go friends will please excuse us for
not publishing their advertise
ments tn to-day's issue. We will
attend to them In our next.
Paymaster Morrow arrived here
his morning on the Cocopah, via
steamer NWbe-n.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

, THANKs.-Our thanks are due
to T. L. Nesmith, Esq, President
of the San Diego Bank, for a mess
of luscious peaches grown In his
orchard. We visited that gentle
mans garden while in San Diego,
and to see the thriftiness of his
fruit tree q and flower plants, was
indeed a treat to US. a-
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

=
TEAM DEPARTUREs.-Wm. B.
Hooper & Co., during the pres
ent week, shipped goods to Tue
son by the following trains:
Jose Salasar, 15,0 pounds citi-
zen freight; Francisco Noriega,
5000; Hipolito Murietta, 5000;
Fields G. Bowley, 10000; Plutarco
Figusroa, 5000.
FEasoNAL.-Sheriff Tying, In
company with Chas. Thompson,
of Santa Barbara, CAL, left for
Tucson by Thursdays stage.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

All kinds of merchandise at III
E.. Baker. -
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-17

Potatoes and onions at II. e
Baker. - isfis'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-26
Gran surtido de cristaler1a.


cnsta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-26

Abr /? Sadra de la Habana las II egara- Nuevitas ell
De Nuevitas y llegara -. Gibara ell 4
De Gbara legara- .....---..-..-- Baracoa ell 5
De Baracoa y llegara .-.-...--.-- Cuba ell 6
De Cuba y egara -...-..--.-. Po Plata ell 8
De Pto. Plata Iegara q Mayaguezel
De Mayagiez legara Aguadlla Ell
De Aguadlla legara. Pto. Rico ell 10
10 De Pto Rico egara- St. Th6masel II
RETORNO
De San Thomas egar6. Po Rico ell
16 De Po Rico legara- - Aguadla ell II
II De Aguadla llegara Mayaguez ell II
De Mayaguez legara. Po Plata ell 19
19 De Po Plata llegara.- Cuba ell 21
81 De Cuba legara. Baracoa ell %
% De Baracoa llegara Gbara ell %
% De Gibara llegara & Nuevitas
"a De Nuevitas Y legara q la Habana ell 26
de madrugada
Lo despachan los SRES JENEZ AYALACale de Teniente.
ReY ndmero g..
CONSIGNATARIOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-26
Vino de Champana de la sociedad

BLANCA $780, $2 tna
de vno ComodO En- de +. Ramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-26


Comp PutF1 1.
porredbrS acarap lmueld uzlo dies Is 6a7yo
der emp
10 @ b
alo g osigtaia
bArQ s..
tine in
"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-26

Llamam tencond
cb
acea
ruel
onase 6e
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
REAL ESTATE
NRw-YORK, gatnrdav


At the Exchange to-day M rnh,,a H'isn
Ions were made and the attendance was o .. uassas
coming week business promise, To bo r0o. '"I Fos
eral Important sales will lie held, iaelu1IoS ~ b.
ana unimproveh property in good locatlons "-d'rs
Muller wilkins g. Co. viii sell, on Mond.-
nnu' WIN tne threestory marble froat hos,e -, w
inc easteriy side OF Broadway, between F.,r., va
A8torpacc, opposite Wasl.ngton-Dl,ce. ana ~ u
NO. III Broadway; algO, the lfst -class S a MOV,s
stone ilOnt store aud ot GA the north size On " h,
81, bet Nren Broadway and Church" ocftls.
through to aud iTonting on Dcy-st.. and kSoss s5ls
Cortlandtst. ard No. 19 Dcy-st.; also, 6Te ss
side, go feet west o. Tblrdaye. '' "A, Esss
On Tuesday Muller, Wilkins & Co. will sep a.
mnd, with buildings thereon. on tLo scglbGn bGn pss
ner OF FOUrth-aye and Tfdy-secSnd.t .sesa =
ll6 feet on FOuTtl-aye. and 1 feet On r.,fala.s
and Is well adapted f0f hotel purpose7 A, pa
four-story brownstOns irOnt houses and Iot, y, n
tieth-sts 'A saa Is
Messis. f. II. Ludlow & Co. viii sell % T-o.,...
property known "a No 40 PrOntst co,,-, - gay
tire front between Madcn-iane ana Fieirbcr ta'
61l0 feet front, 606 feet rear w 40 feet ln Se
building Is tour SIC les brick, occupied art.-, ma, u
offices, and yields large revenue. l. Il sleasei o4s
watts estate, has 900 years 10 run from Mav ~
ground rent only sl,s00 per annun, AID taXea s, A
term. Possession lst Nay next. sAa
messfs. JOHNSON Miller viii sell on Tlesd,, a..
Exchange Sales Rooms, 20 desirable Toto on s,s, pptA
Ninth, and Tenth-sts, Br0Okyu, T.. ID. Tas p,s.S raS
Meserole, and viii be pcrcmptpry. '''~ls
Joseph HcGuiro Sill hold an iinportar, Execu,o,. .
OF dnmproyed property On Thursday. Fesfiqrsi ~
portion OF the estate Of the late David notry TX
prop rty viii DO sold under direction ~ Grz ".
Referee, AID comprises lots on Elty-sxlh M YsesS
Fifty eighth, Scyenty-Sixth, S.yenty-seyeu.6 P5-s
fourth, One-hundred-andninth, Onc-hlnGredSniss-g
One-hundred-and-sixtb and Onc-hun rcdard-a.,s,,S
st7., and Fourth and fentAayes. u, prOpesf, -
desirably oc cd, aud TIE greater portion sstiv ~
class. The sale will be absolute; oyCEy lot wn T. -
to the highest bidder. ~
At private sale, Homer Morgan. No. 2 Finest. ho,
ing large line OF firstll,s city and county prv~
and also has sGme desirable houses 70 reut bDt, \,
nished and uBfurnishcd
Hugh N. Camp, NJ. lO3 Broadway, is oGering a,
very desirable suDu-b?n properly IN addition h -
amount OF city properties bJtH Improved AMI u
proved.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
PAGSENEER0 Sailed

FOR BREsT AND HAvRE-rn steamship Vile de Paris, Jan n
Hon Cu,hing Mr. Beaman Mr. Hacke John Dsves T.
Waite Mr. Ms and L1ngion williams William X Williams
Daniel Hussey Master ID. Hussey Miss J. W.
Worthr H. Mrs Scranton Miss ssanton Mr. Cue
bic Mr.. Chauvierc. Col j. Howard We.cs, Mr. Cashng's
servant Mr. j. c. iuklc Chichester Mrs A. BrSson Miss By
H. Bson, T. Brown Mrs j. T. Brown Mr. Aeschi-
mann Capt RuIion n, Mrs EuIOa. w. D. Fullerton M W. D.
Fullerton J. C. Porter McMas,er Mr. Moreau nrs Hoeau
ami child Nj SAWYER Noble H. Ill., Alfred Lock yood Dr. G. G.
Keuueiy Kennedy Mrs c. Aken, dis Ia Kenueiy NJ and
weeiep W. T. Hall Mrs. w. g. Hall Miss Corteia Spaud
Ing scarc Edward Gros Mr Virginia Rener Mrs A. T. Lee
grand, Oswald. A. De Lenilha Mrs. 4. d. LentIhsc -
FOR LIVERPOOI-In steamship City OF Brooklyn Jsn 21hs
Win.arey MAY r. Neds r. G. Cornish H. Smee, w Col
Lr Jno Maitland Harrington All EsTnshsw O. w Davies T.
Hughes F. ard Abrech brunswick, T. Deys:er, kiehsi
Saunders Jno McCOskey Capt VIM Whittier, Denney, James
Jones and wife. DR.. w. L. Breyfoye and wife.
SAyANNAH-Io steamship MagaOia-Mrs Henry PTenrss,
De wife ald Mrs Jackson. Miss
Jkson DAY W. Toebe, Mrs g. L. Tsppil, Nj IS
su,pheu wife. WIN. Fleck W. H. HennDg, L.
Adams, Y. X. Billings
FOR LIyRRPOOIn steamship France Jan. 27J Cummings,
Mir, Cummings Mills Atkins Ben Buckley Miss Il. A. Buckley,
M Pelsker child y Ances Gilbert Fraser. Tom
Diver Mrs Brown and baby W. Brown. H. Brown A.
Brown Brown Brown Brown, Brown, C. ~ MaEsha Jim
Clark
FOR BREMRNTn steamship Donsu Jan. 2Baron Theoior
Bunsen ard Mr. and Mrs Kirk
land and Alexander Kirkland and hs Mary Chap
Kesser smith Thomis Reid and family
Cutlery Anthony Lengye, Henry Besels
Gustav Krossner Wilhelm Noack Th Christian Mrs Dora
Conrad Samuel Levitt Loas DAmbacher
d. Streitx, II. Brcksedel, Ferdinand Schlckum.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
CIVIL NOTES

In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat-
urday, Sadie E. Wilkinson OF New.Havon. sued Mark NJ
Pomeroy for an alleged breach Of promise to marry.
She claims $4,000 damages.
In the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
day. in the matter OF the separate estate OF James d.
sparkman bankrupt and another appellant, agt John
sedgwck assignee Judge Woodruff dismissed tho appeal
without costs and decided that appeal can be taken
from decree judgment decision OF the United States
District Court TO the United States Circuit after ten days
or decision, and that the ton days begin the
time OF such entry and not from the time OF taxation
b. winthrop agt. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company to recover S93l5 in coin alleged TO be
due on bonds Judge Woodruff sustained the demurrer TO
the complaint and gave the plaintiffs leave to amend
Newman Aronson, George r. Wallace Angel
Mandofo, James Handy, Joel Hellperm, and John T.
Underh, filed voluntary petitions bankruptcy last
week; George T. Rosa, Utley Hare, Vincent Morgan
James III. Conel Charles III. COnel, william G. Moury
Willis Bristol. Jr Timothy r. Parker. william s. Hunt
ingtOn, wheaton III. Race, Augustus Hubbard, Andrew
W. Turnbull z. r. Turnbull, Elijah c. schanck William
= Banta Aaron G. schanck. Henry l.. Peters, CHRISTIE
pher +. scherOh and John Johnson, adjudicated
voluntary bankrupts; and Waldo Il. Haskns Ralzie J.
Fuller, Richard y. Treat, Allyn Cox, Albert c. Lampson
Wesley St0ney, Joseph Bernard, and Charles T. Sykes
received discharges In bankruptcy.
Surrogate Veeder Of Kings County admitted
to probate, last week. the wills of Eliza " Prince OF Flat
bush, Elizabeth Parks of NewUtrecht, Maria Ransford
Eliza s. Rapelye, Robert c. Bell Catherine F. Turton
and Frederick Grossenback all OF Brooklyn. Letters Of
administration were granted In the estates OF the follow
ng John Barret. Esther MITCHELL Margaret welssei
Ellen sugrue, Bertha Josephson, Amale Frederick.
Edward Garry. william Hopf, Charles ID. Matthews,
Bernard McG0vern JOANNA Covert. William o.
Iondt, Matthew b.; waittlessey Christian Naiswad,
Ann Cooke and Ida NJ Snedeker all OF Brooklyn. Let
ers OF guardianship OF the person and estate Of Mary j.
Gascoyne to Hannah Love; OF Egbert d., Mary D., Ca-
rissa H. and Julia W. Williams to Charles f. Williams;
OF Caharine J. and Edward w. Kerns, to Thomas Mo
G0wani Of Hannah Gleason, to Mary H. wlnhouti of
Frank p, Martha j., and Georgiana Harway. TO Jane
Punsted Of John Flanagan, TO Henry ID. Birdsa, all Of
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

uspmd poo. hsy,y Of No 81 Nader lane md ,s'%Ds q. 70
rrsied on s,tordsy nigh. while .itenptng 70 PICK ns
pocket Of an unknown wornsn "a n 90 rnnted for
attempting 70 snatch the Lawrence Dnn Of No. u Itss
p,, R,.,, ni ptck ynch proyso Of the thieves Den 81
tho corner Of the fowy and Hester Who VIII bali do1es oe
G n,scs were on night committed SATURDAY
sa,r charge Of keeping disorder house. the others wre as
ehge none Of Tho detectives being able willing to sweer hat
the Tomb, prison van TO tho aud exhibited :" tue
police.
7, tbe Court Of General Sessions on Saturday,
J5g, Bsdn sentenced George Wis., Tor larceny from ne person
sas Prison Thomas Hogan 1oSa SSo foa '
yeanA
Atthe Essex Market Police Conrt Yesterday. Judge
sAsnJe- r.msnd John Boss we'll Known burglar Tor a' e
having In his session quantity OF coats stOo O ''
afN No. Filsts