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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-20

British Press Opinion Of GladstOne'S Position
Towards Secretary FiSh'S Note.
Public Anxiety and Probable Citizen Disappoint-
ment-The Question in Parliament-Glad-
stones Pledge to Disraeli-American
Partnership After Secession.
TELEGRAms I6 THE new YORK HEsALn

LONDON March 10, 1872.
The newspaper press of the city this morning,
commenting on the statement made to the House
OF Commons last night by Mr.. Gladstone relative
to the reply OF the American government to Earl
Granvilles note, generally express the opinion that
the communication OF the Premier will "create dis
appointment and apprehension throughout the
country"
The government is urged to bring the present
difficulty with America arising out Of the claims for
indirect damages in the Alabama case to an 'amic-
able and honorable solution"
Parliamentary Consideration of EnRland's
Relations to the United States-Lord Redes-
dale's Idea Of the American Demand After
Observation-Disclosures Reply to Disra ell.
LONDON, March 10, 1872.
In the House Of Lords this evening Baron Redes.
dale said he had no wish to embarrass the govern
ment; he thought rather that expression Of opn-
ion on the part OF this House would be useful he
therefore gave notice that he should introduce
resolution declaring that ut is the common interest
Of all nations to decide whether when beligerents
have been reconcled and become one nation, they
can demand as sucn nation, from neural State, In.
demnlty for damages done one OF the belliger-
ents.'
Lord Redesdale added that II this resolution was
carried he should move an address to the Crown,
praying that an International congress be called by
Great Britain for the settlement OF this question
The Earl OF DERBY gave notice that he should ask
the government what course 1t intended to pursue
with regard to the Treaty OF Washington.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Disraeli gave
notice that he should bring the consideration OF
the House the state OF the relations with the United
States.
Mr.. Horsman reminded the House that he had
already notified the government OF his intention 10
question 1t; and he begged for o reply now. Was
Mr.. Gladstone prepared to give the Parliament
assurance that. In fresh negotiations were en-
tered upon with the American government, no pro-
posals would be finally accepted until they had re-
ceived the sanction OF Parliament
Mr.. Gladstone said he was sorry that he was un-
able to answer the question TO night He had had no
opportunity to give the subject the consideration 1t
demanded, or even to consult with his colleagues.
Mr. Horsman intmated that he should repeat the
question tomorrow.
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FRANCE.

the Rising Of the Reds''-The Free Trade
Principle INDICATED Against Theirs.
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Removal.

Lectures by Eminent rhysiciaus-Om Mem
tai Physical ncapactv and Nervous Debility. free
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1E East Fifteenth 81
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desperadoes. The note of your correspondent

is as follows -
THE CAPTURED CORRESPONDENTS NOTE.
SCUFFLETowN. N. c., March 10, 1872.
To TELEGRAPH OPERATOR AT WILMINGTON -
Please send the following dispatches imme-
diately. Take pay for the last two out Of money I
left with you. Respectfully,
The money mentioned in the note of your
correspondent was designed to pay for send
ing two dispatches, one to his wife and
another to clergyman in New Jersey.
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For,nnu's spring style of HINTS, for Gentle.
men boys, exhibition. Dol Fourth avenue
between Twenty -dfth and Twenty.sixth streets.
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DIR. Jayne's Expectoranf IL both n Pnllins
tive and curative In all Lung Complaints Bronchitis, &c n
is remedy Coughs and Colds, aud needs only
10 Is worth.
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Happy Relief Tor Young Meu.-Ncrvous tsc.
bity methods Remarkable free.
Address HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Barry Du Bnrry's KevaIenan ArnDica Food,
for Inv nutritive preparation offered To
,ba ,,riic REVALkNTA CHOCOLATE, delightful
SS.na...a JOHN f. HENRY, Agent.
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Cr,st.doro's Hair Dye has no Equal In the
world: il the safest ami mosresble OF say Sold svsry
where.
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A.-Furntt nrc.- wings, sketches and
Illustrations application by mail or otherwise TOT All
kinds of Furniture. Curtains, Lambrequns and other
Decorations. q. L. kelly 4 Co. 722 and 724 Broadway
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A.-"COme WHAT, Come May, Time and the
through the toughest day" Remember this en-
couragng fact and bny Hats at KNOxs 2 Broad
way. Spring style just introduced.
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Royal Havana Lottery .-Omcial Drawing
OF the 18th OF March received Extraordinary drawing,
xsSJ.000 in sad. K oErEGA box ls46. ~ Wall street "
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
20l Broadway. corner Murray i.rsst
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CUBA.

Spanish Reinforcements in the Central De.
partment.
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An Excellent ArtirIe.-Jrs. Winsiow's so oth.
ING SYRUP excellent article for all diseases OF chill
dren
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Removal.
GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
1855 and 733 Broadway, corner of Tenth tresA.
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A.-FOr Fine md Elcanut Spring Hat Go
direct manufacturer, ESPENsCHEID lis Nassau a.
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INDIA.
TtleGslM TO THE NEW roaS HERAlr

CALCUTTA, March 10, 1872.
The subscriptions to the Mayo Memorial fund
already amount TO q considerable sum.
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(,euiIcmeu,s Dress Hats, seven Dollars.
WARNOCK A CO., 5ig BroadWav
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

PERsoNAL.-Lieutenant w. J. Ross, an efficient Aid on the Staff of General Crook, arrived in town via Mcdowell and Grant last Monday, and leaves for Prescott to- day via the route he came A. Tender son, of the firm of D. Henderson & Bro., of Prescott, will return with Lieut.. Ross.
 Judge c. A. Tweed and daughter, and J. P. Hargrave, Esq, expect to leave for Ari- zona City next Tuesday
 John H. Purcell and family, formerly of Tucson, are now stopping in San Fran cisco.
 Captain J. G. c. Lee and family, and Paymaster Morrow left San Francisco, January Il, per steamer Newborn, en route for Yuma, and were due at the latter place about Thursday of this week
 L. Zeckendorf, of the firm of A. & l.. Zeckendorf, arrived bere on "Wednesday direct from New York
 s. W. Foreman, Esq, Deputy U. s. Sur veyor, returned to Tucson this week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

THE welcome rain has commenced fal- ling here. How long it will last is uncer- tain, although the weatherwise men de- clare that every ten years there is no scare ity and sometimes a great surplus. Be- cause of floods in California in 1852, 1862 and 1872, many prophets never before known to fame, declare that every decade, justsuch drenchings will occur. However, be it fore or after-thought, we are rejoiced that this promises to be a favorable year
 The early part of the week watery clouds appeared. On Wednesday little rain fell, on Thursday little more, and yester day tritie more came down; early last evening it still rained, but before ten o'clock the sky was clear, and this morn ing the water and mud on the streets were frozen, and up to 10 A. M. the sun is shin ing warmly.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
" THE WEST" is the title of 6

"THE WEST" is the title of a monthly journal of sixteen pages, published in San Francisco by John H. Germany $ Co.,, at $1 per year. The first number appeared in Decem- Der and the second is just at hand. It says it is "devoted to the interests of the Pacific Coast" and there is no doubt of the fact, judged by the two issues given the public, for they are filled with intelligent reviews of live interests everywhere between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

THE Secretary of War fully ap- proves of the administration of af- fairs in this Department by General Crook. So do all other sensible off cers who have correct knowledge of his official conduct. General Crook always aims to do exactly right, and rarely fails.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

GOVERNOR MCCORMICK writes that the pamphlet on the resources of Ari- zona, of which a number of copies were sent to him, is doing good service, and that it enables him to promptly furnish information con- cerning the Territory, for which he is often asked.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

JANUARY 26, the Governor ap- pointed Charles Nettleton, Alexander Ostrander and Henry c. Banks Com missioners of Deeds to reside in New York '; and Alfred Eoff a Notary Public for Yavapai County.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

JOHN G. CAPRoN, EsQ., has sold his stage line between Tucson and Arizona City, to Messrs. Moore & Carr, of Mari copa Wells. The transfer will take place February1. The purchasers are business men, interested for years past in the Ter ritory, and will keep up the efficiency of the line as has Mir. Capron. In fact, we think the pubic will neither gain nor lose by the change.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

A recent letter from the lower Gila, says that it is learned through Mex ican sources that the Sonora bandits have threatened to clean out three stations. From past experience, it is best to regard these threats as serious, and all possible precautions be taken against surprise.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

J. s. MANSFIELD, of the Pioneer News Depot, is again receiving the latest papers magazines, etc. He has been out and in jurcd much of late, but he intends to keep everything in his line that is salable when ever it can be had. He has fine lot of diaries and statisti tical almanacs for 1872
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
Explanatory.

Last week, we referred to the fact that regularly qualified officers de- clined to make" certain arrest, and such was the fact; though in stating it, injustice may, by implication, have been done the Sheriff, for these req sons, viz: Some time in the past, Constable Miller not only endeavored to get an injunction restraining the Sheriff from doing business in the Courts of Justices of the Peace, but also instituted an action against Jus tice Meyers to recover as his due, the sum of $500 fees as improp- erly earned by the Sheriff. Although neither action was sustained, it seems as if thereafter the Sheriff would naturally enough endeavor to avoid the serving of papers emanating from Justices Courts. It occurs to us that almost any Sheriff would incline that way. The fact that two suits were commenced, leave an impression that something more than mere test case was intended by them, and evidently the Sheriff so regarded the proceed ings.
 There are other points pro and con in this business, which are not spe- ciallv interesting to the public. We have no purpose to prejudice the case either way, but it is submitted that some regularly qualified officer !" should stand ready to serve warrants issued by Justices of the Peace. Ex- ceptional cases may occur when speclal officers must be appointed, and we suppose Justice is doing but his duty to appoint them when the regular ones cannot or will not act. The public may make all further necessary com ments in this case.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
1~-~~-N

SCHNEIDER, GARRISON & Go. con- hnue to supply the people of Arizona City and surrounding country with the latest news of the day, periodicals, newspapers, &c.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

DR. CHARLES H. LORD, of the firm of Lord & Williams, left last Saturday via California for New York He will proba- bly be gone three months and make large purchases for the firm. Their business has been very good the past year. The Doctor is one of those happy men who can successfully unite business and recre- ation, and that his trip will be pleasant and profitable we have no doubt.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

Tor these reasons we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot ail to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA < co.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

A PUBLIC sale of tobacco and panocha comes off to-day about ? P. M. at the Gus tom House. Dealers in these articles may secure bargain by being present.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

IT is reported that Hon. Charles E. DeLong U. $. Minister to Japan, has accepted a position under the Japanese Government at an annual salary of $3O,OOO clear of all expenses. The of flee corresponds in purpose and duty to that'of the noted Burlingame com mission for China. Minister DeLong is very active man and has made a fine record as such in Japan. He favorably grows in public estimation, as his public service lengthens out.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

IRISH potatoes seem to be quite plenty in this market at about ten cents per pound. E. N. Fish & Co. have sweet ones for sale
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

THE rumor of probable war be- tween the United States and Russia Is groundless, but there may be brush with Spain.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

NEwsoM & Co.'S train will be in town to-day with fresh lot of 10, 900 pounds of goods for E. N. Fish & Co.,, and in passing Florence, left Is, 900 pounds for the house on the Gila. Judging by their freight ar rivals, the firm is surely doing a fine busi- ness.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

ALBERT SALES gave dancing party at Dickey's Hall last Monday eveAing. The usual compliments were extended to us. The party was an enjoyable one.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other HoVe in the Territory. We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

THE Supreme Court convened on Thurs day and adjourned over to next Monday, when it will meet, announce decisions and adjourn for the term. So we are in formed by member of the bench.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

U. S. MARSHAL Dickason, as stated last week, has cash to pay all de- mands against the United States for court expenses incurred in this county under his administration j; but as the abstracts of accounts must be ap- proved by the presiding Judge. be- fore payment, and as the Supreme court business has since engrossed the Judges entire attention, the proper approval is yet wanting, but will probably be given within a day or two after court adjourns next Monday. Without doubt, by the middle of next week, every authenticated account will be paid if presented.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

WE are reliably informed that suit able Headquarters buildings will be built and fitted up at Prescott. It is now nearly two years since this De- partment was created with headquar- ters at Prescott, and certainly it Is time that something more than mere tents should be provided, especially since the Department has con- mander who IS determined to be pres ent in the Territory, giving his zeal ous and intelligent supervision to every important action and movement of the troops.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, &c.

YOUNG AMERICA
 SALOON, CORNER MEYERS AND MEsILLA STREETS,
 TUCSON. "HIS FINE PLACE OF REST, RE- freshment and recreation, IS in cen tral location, and new and roomy building. Only the choicest LIQUORS, VINES AND DRINKS
 Kept at the Bar, And the Best Favored and Quality of Cigars always on hand. This Saloon is kept in all respects in FIRST CLASS STYLE. And the public may count on good treat
 ment at the
 YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
 jy15-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
Outftting Freighters.

nUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
LOCAL MATTERS

JOHN CAPRoN, Esq, is in town.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
HOGS FOR SALE. TOMPANY K, 2Ist INFANTRY, V located
 At CamD CrIttendan

Has lot of fine hogs and other live prop erty, and so forth, for sale. Among the hogs, is very valuable Boar
 The regiment being ordered from the Territory, requires that the property of the company shall be sold. Bargains may be had by applying soon.
 Lieutenant Vim. F. Sturgeon, in con- Lnand ot the company, may be addressed for particulars de30-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27

Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,,
 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN1
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
 Arizona City, A. T.,
 EIIRENBERG, General Commission Merchants.
 304 California Street, P. O. DRAWER, 99O, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. JAS. M. BARNEY, JOHN S. CAR.,T Ehrenberg. Arizona City.
 W. B. HOOPER, San Francisco. Our facilities for purchasing and ar engagements tor selling are fully completed and we now offer to the trade Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, com prlsing all articles enquired for, and sala- ble throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH. and are positive that it is to the benefit of every Interior Merchant to buy of us-in- stead of San Francisco or elsewhere
 AVOIDING THE EXPENSES
 and annoyances of LONG AND TEDIOUS JOURNEY Loss of at least Three Months Time
 NECESSARY TO receive their purchases, enabling them to increase their profits with the same or less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive our careful at tention, the same as though the parties were themselves present. Ina word we GUARANTEE sAT1sF. crrou Tn prices, quality, quantity, and assort- ment of goods
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations, or sold for ac- count of owners, as may be desired. Stt
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
Pine Lumber!
BABBIT METAT,

NNACHINISTS, or any person wanting
 WI Rabbit Metal, can find the best sub, stltute in tYpe-metal, of which this office cali spare about fifty pounds very cneap.
Arizona citizen., 1872-01-27
TO THEP PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respectfully w announcing to our friends and 1 the citizens of Arizona in genera, that we have just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
THE GAZETTE.
ssTfiIRDAYEvEN1NG, JULY 20.
puorocp .pu1SG THE HEARTS ACTION

PHoroGRapH1SG THE HEARTS ACTION
The movements of liquids in the barometer
and thermometer, the passage OF spots across
the Sun, the indications Of the Spectroscope,
are registered daily By the photograph; We
now add to the many other duties performed
bv this hand-maiden of Science, that otreglS-
,eriug the action of the human heart
The device by which this result is attained is
the invocation OF Dr. Ozanam. 1t consists Ola
thin india-rubber bag to which short glass
tube is attached Sufficient mercury is poured
into the apparatus to-fill the bag and portion
of the tube, and the instrument is placed over
the heart of the person to be examined. Thus
arranged, every pulsaton Of the heart is lndlcsl.
ted by a corresponding movement OF the mer-
curry in the tube, by suitable Photographic APP
paratus, provided with moving sensitive snip
OF paper perfect registration OF the extent
and rate of the pulsation is obtained
As an earnest of: the discoveries this ingenious
device is to yield we are told that the photo
granbic image thus obtained shows. that the
Column Of mercury representing, of course, the
blood in the arteries) bounded with one leap to
the top of the scale, and then decended again
to its original level by three or four successive
falls Four descriptions of dlcrotlsm have ID
this way been proved to exist, the fall OF the
pulse sometimes taking place in successive
horizontal lines and sometimes IN ascendant
lines, the column reascending two or three tines
before falling altogether. ''-ScrlCncr Jor aug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers.
SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA.
VA.-Bv virtue Of decree Of the Corporation
Court for the city of Alexandria. rendered at
the June term 49, OF said Court, il! the SUI: 0:
Isaac NJ Neiich and wife ". John A. Veto!
and wife ct ais. the subscriber, Commissioned,
appointed by the said decree. vii! expose 10 sa.,'
at public au :tion, on SATU RDA1, the ~ day
of August, 1872, ut y m, IN front o. the MAJ
SION House the following described REAL e
TATE Of which William EeI.ch died seized,
to wit:
No. |. A TENEMENT and LOT OF e.
GROUND 90 the west side o. Alfred 81, lee
between King and Prince streets. IN front ~ T.,
and in depth 10 feet 10 n! alley Win Inc use o.
No. TENEMENT ard LOT OF f.
GROUND on the east side Of Payne 81. QsIs
between King and Prince, IN iron! ~ feet AMI
in depth l.3 feet inches.
10. ). 4 LOT OF GROUND on the weS:
side OF ST. A<aph street, between DuEe ANA
WIZ, in from, - !ee: and in depth lZ5 II. in.
No. / 4 LOT OF GROUND on FrankHn
street and Strand, OF which the metcs and
bounds will be given on the day OF ssl !"
Terms % Sale One-tenth cash on the day o.
sale: the residue Of the purchase money IN three
eyual payments a. six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of SALE with interest Inc
deferred payment: 70 be secured By the AoIe,
OF the purchasers with approved security any :'9
the retention Of the title 10 the property I'LL!
they are paid. Stamps and conveyanciiigr ~ 'Hc
cost of purchaser. ALBERT STU AkI,,
jy 3-ects CoHllI !. =. 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
VIRGINIA LANDS
RIVER BOTTOMS AND GOOD CATTLE
FOR SALE.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

will sell, a: public auction at the late =, resi-,
county, Va. on THU RSDAY. the l5.h day Of
August, 1872, THREE VALUABLE FARMS;
Isl The HOME PLACE; ZIG acres one half
cleared. embracing l20 acres OF level bottom
lands 50 acres irst-cass meadow and 24O acres
of govd pasture lands. The unc!eared land Is
all covered with the best white oak lRber.--
There is good eght-room FRAME DIV FL
LING HOUSE, barn and all other necessary
out-houses on this farm. The whole place Is III
good repair and we'll watered; lies on the west
fork of Little river, mile; southwest of Floyd
Cour. House Va, and ~ miles from Christians
burg depot, on the A, VI. s. o. K K. There Is
upon it water power sufficient for any machinery.
ID. The WEDDLE FARM; BOB acres; fon5-
ffths cleared includes 70 acres OF meade" ia T
The cleared land is al well set in grass. This
farm is 6 niles south of Floyd G. H., on the
Hillsville and Floyd c. II. turnpike, and Is well
3D. The HYLTON FARM; $50 acres; two
thirds cleared; 100 acres in grass; AL well W.,
tered. There is Il good t9ur.room Nv hLLlNU
HOUSE on this tract. 1t lies miles southwest
of Floyd c. H., on the Dug Sur rosd. j..
These lands are not sold for debt, but for dis
tribut:on among heirs Money has always been
made on them. Mr.. Alfred Goody koontz llves
on the Home Place, and will take pleasure IN
showing the property.
tors of David Goody koortz, dec d., will Sell, at
public suction: 40 two and three year old
Steers, , two year od Heiers, yoke Oxen, IL
Hogs, . Mich Cows and Calves, 3 earrings,
Hoses, | Buckeye Mower and Buggy Rake
Farming Utensils sufficient to work the farms.
and large lot of good Household and Kitchen
Furniture
Terms OF Sale: Lands-5 per cent cash; resi-
due in and years, in equal instai ment<, the
purchasers giving bonds. with good security,
and lien retained till the purchase m9ney !: !.
pal l. l sell rs Commissioner of Floyd CIRCUIT
Court under decree in friendly suit. The
cattle will be sold on TO days credit. The other:
personal property, will be sold on SIX months
credit Tor all sums over $40 Address the un-
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR, Comm'r.
Floyd county, Va. jy 5-2swts