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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26
Ncr -lGr,Iiis. meats.

Or Sugar-Coated, Concentrated,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti
Bilious GranuIcs. THE aLITTLE
GIANTo CArHARTiC, or NIuItum
I'm Porvo pbySic.
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PRIZE MONEY.

The Secretary of the Navy will
soon distribute 100000 prize money
voted by the last session of Congress
to the crew Of the Kcrsarge who un-
der Captain Winslow, sunk the Ala
bama during the late war. C.. NJ
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Nevis the Time 20 Subscribe.
TOWNsHIr.

G4-S M mauey hy letter "a, cur ris...
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
CURRENT NOTES.

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nEMncRArIc ACTIVITY.

Queen Victoria gracefully accorded
an interview and visit from Miss
Nellie Grant as an American girl, "
which was naively suggested in a let
ter pcnned by Miss Grant to the
Queen in which she requested to APP
pear ''as my simple and very simple
self" The Queen says: | shall find
it pleasant to forget that | am Queen
in receiving you tomorrow afternoon
at our palace at Windsor"
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~ jacob Spau.ler collector OF sch1ol tax TT The
wear eulias June Is.2 iu ace, with sail township.
r. ..,.,..-,-.- ~ t,,ffi..-r sgISg ID
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-14
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
THE OSu. MARK FITS.
BY p. d A. TEL. LINE.

OprrCE Op
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
March II. 1872
The petroleum market is quiet and duh
to-day at S3,65@S3,1o. We near Of 90
Transactions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
HOUSES, CARRIAGES, &c.


d!4E d!44EEtatHsc Ss4szs s1Sr AND NEW YORK latter
ESJSs cHsnS. ExsxEa ,ns street.
EVERY :ifs 1sb Hsrssfk sHfTkfbxx
ON AvEE sSI6 sSSi 1STSs UsDs ~ wMzAsrEE M
Tho only ssss S:s' d9,;ss T. sn; S''s aS. A.''ns'
on s1E rh 1aIs Is 0H9 q
sadals, r rss Road !, ,nd a,s,;a Family ie Horses
being the second consignment this year
Fast aud r.S booc Sa5 G:H % & hand. he
afraid o os san
. an u:
MAKE a extra fine pair Of roadsrs oseher they gated
and elegant sorre Mare bred in Kentucky 1917
nos nna and
k,r. y,s and desirable Mare high
ls Old ans :yss and eany drivers;
ana and and
EIes.nt styish and hehbred Horse raised
& ssn q ssss; assS
bo
BAD !.a a:i z a!.h Sl extra stylish
lowing name and a.. and ws ansed sound and
Elegant closely matched sni fast pair Of brown Mares
Si :sets ~ high sns ysars old s1tr. ans free and
s Il no ss s :G
Extra dne and handsome coal black rot.ing Gedins 5x
can
Ct % the ana .na as asS fd horses in the
Fine and sty.h sorrsl Mare ISL high years old fine.
free and easy drivers great roadser rot elegant
Saddle mare afraid o ncthng flowing name and tall and
Elegant hshbred blood bay Mare bred BY General
4 T. Ss .uS
warranted sound and kind.
Pine and large bay dedina. 10 h,sh, years Old very
stylish and handy rrver close minutes flowing
name and tail; warranted sound and kind
Gentlemans Road Establishmsnt oonsstng Of nne and
fast blood bay Gedn9 N high years old extra stylish
and pleasant driver tro sure afraid
cord Wagon nearly nsw; Harness. blankets, Ac;
BY Lexington, 6k high, years old without exception the
finest and best broken saddle horse In the city, perfectly
Number Of top and no top Road Wagons
New and second hand Harness. Horsc Clothing Saddles,
Brides, Whips, Robes, Ac.
Depot, Express and business WAGONS
Also several other Horses.
Full description At sae-
sales never postponed on account Of weather.
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AsTR0Lo9Y .TwrLrTn PAeE-sssh csiamn. Ia' ~''N'-
soAR6ER s9uS column
bOAED AND LODGING wANTED-TwELrru PACE
SRooHIyS iS'T REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroorD
business oFrosTUSiTIEs-FIasr sSJai PAos-si.h col
BUSINESS KOrICEs-sxvxSr PAeB-Fif,h and sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEooND PAor-Fins
CLEkKs AM AND sxLEsMEN- EIrvrsm fAoE-sixsh
'5g5aSRbssEssvss.u Rsss column
SIKH column, and TwILETH PAorvFr:. M Fir column column.
cSzsrxTss @ R f1as1Fisn and sixth
14p,s..h sSls%.
bw1 bwktEfsa HOUSES To LET FGSSisHED AND uN
Observation-Disclosures PAaE-Fourth and lt,h col
EgnSFESa;is syEAnsnIrs n gnsS r.samriah column.
f4oI1Soarn snras' column. SHa"n
ESs sSSRs HsD TO
TwELTTu PAsE-Fifih column.
SREscH ssaPU
HELP FWxErEp-FEMALEs-EI ELEVENTH rAsE-Yourh
HELP NV AN SSS PAor-Fr.. COL
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES. Ac.-Frnsr PAor-seconi and
n,9rELs- Txsss!u PAormsi..h column.
LOAN :SS?S SSSiSS$ s%.f .Siass rAe.-rouyA column.
.xSsEE SANfEGs"sroosD P"es.Soa4sH SSanIn column.
sHsna PACE
A1scELIxSEoUs- iisUJ PAsr-Firs. column.
\! 4ausI0AL7sEcoND I. pAss- Fourth column.
fsixHSESETEss ssIoosD P4ssN EsisS column.
fSs SsE FFAsay:: column
slF6a6Ns SSnn
ELxXENTI 4 PASE-F -Fs.rth column:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
4 SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
"A ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,
At l,lol BROADWAY, BETWEEN FORFEIT
FORTY-FIRST STREETS,

IN ON WEDNESDhI. MAHCH O,-
AT llOl BROADWAY BETWEEN FORTIETH AND
FORTY.FIRsT STREETS,
AT II O'CLOCK SHARP,
complete Turnout Of gentleman, who sells on account OF
his business calling him away for the season,
high. Sear old sired By Ch:mIon dam unknown he 4
and endurance amiable disposition, powerfully gated
excellent polo horse rotted at Mystic Park 2 he
free vice trick, afraid Of nothing FREQ and plea
ant driver and whom 10 train can 20 70 track and sho
horse, and his disposition and good qualities make him
nrst class family horse he 10 warranted sound and kind
and must be seen to be appreciated.
Also top, plano box, Full leather top Wagon has been
used but little fine gold mounted double Harness, set
Robes, Whips, &C.
N. B.-saie absolute and unrescrved. Can DO at
stable time previous TO sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
COAsrWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pAcIrIc MAIL sTEAMsHIrH H coMPAEys ~ 4 CySy LINE TO
CARRYING xAH!s. VA s.fF1sksRs fFz1ssksGERs AND
xIScs1os, JAM, sAsTA HARTlA AND eREYrowS.
ASo oEs4ax hAfIsIo 4aAs!c2. S2AsI e. fSRu hhH50o'
Steamers leave 18th and soh Of each month except when
'aSis 81 sip s
S:s ~, sss s;ss ssSs. sss'
Amsrcsn ,sS sOh PAsdc pSrs Ees for last named
steamer CHINA Will caYe San Francisco April s72 for
Japan CSn, For r. rate. Of sgh, M ana ia 81 FUR
,t5 p' Sni; Slsa Dss as''
El AND VERA osyA
e. :y.ss
SiEoSx RS,Iiq; Isysns onin tuesday. xpnI
r0f''s' Ps'x;fTsss xTsx%SDsx ;Pn1 SONS 50 Broadway
TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-ToUCH.
ysi Is Ssfs .s Fassop
4:
;, ,s' 20 ,'a' e. osrs i; ":
FoR ssE TRRR IS
and Mobile Railroads landing on the st. John,
ana rint nivers ana brunsWicks VA.
Steamship ASHLAND,
sails Saturday MARCH, M3P NJ from pier % North Hiv"i
per cent For
TT NITED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Mantic Mall Steamship Company, sailing rogumhI! !
every Thursday, at O'Clock p NJ precisely from pe' w.
MORRO CASTLE Captain T. e. Curtis (via Nassau) March
CRESCENT CITY, Captain Il. Van Sice. srcn
MISSOURI, Captain T. H. Morton (va Nassau)'''' hAf'n
For freight or passage Apply 20 W. pIMocg President
No. q Bowling Green.
TSoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT 49,,
H." w." The Cromwell steamship Line. - m lac.
Arh. an. rrsh,n CORTfs. Captain >. Whnman
psr No North River on Saturday Msren ,vs. "a ca
3 M FreIsht received daily: TnrouEn 's'ss s'
vcsson Indanola, Mobile and ~ Loun'
Csb,n passage, $50; sieernge SSo'
For freight OF H.p B. cR6EWEL1 4 Co. " Wsai hss1A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06

DosT OFFICE NoTICB,-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.
during the week ending saturday March o. lS,a WI
u u n ~, ana on Saturday st Il A. H1.~,s ,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
THE STATEy ISLAND RyyPUS,

Supervisor Brick Makes an Explanation.
STAPLEToN Fep. Q, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-Seeing report In the HERALD of yesterday
relative to difficulty between myself aud the Town
TO let the public know the facts OF the case
The Board OF Town Auditors met at my
Office Wednesday morning for the purpose OF ex
amlning my accounts, when delivered up to them
for inspection and which they found to be correct
the only exception being made by the Town Clerk
and one Of the Justices In regard to some
vouchers which were made payable to my
order by the school teachers and which
was caused by my accommodating the teachers by
paying them In advance. My explanation not
satisfying the Clerk he asked to examine the orders
gwen by the teachers when the Board adjourned
in his possession Not finding the village
Clerk, then requested the Board TO 90 to the
school ana see The teachers, whereup0n Eddy re-
piled, Pd You damned first" with other insult.
same time striking Inc in the mouth with his INST be-
lore was aware OF his Intention; then retaiated
by giving MIN sound druobing and were It not
for his retreat would nave punished MIN as ne de-
they have appeared In the New York papers. / also
wish TO remark that the malicious insnuatlons cir
cuated regarding my accounts are without the
shadow OF foundation, and are merely IN.
politicians. who. 1t Is well known, are un.
der the pay OF the gas company, which
corporation Is determined TO expend any amount OF
money to defeat my election In order that they may
be able to succeed In obtaining certain claims
against the town. l also desire 10 state that this
company, through Q. Y. Eddy. has made overtures
to me, that n Will allow their claim they will not
oppose nv election which, OF course refuse 10 do
S. X. BRICK, Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1872.
CLEARED.

s.samssniP Leipzig NG, Jaeger Bremen southampton
stssmship rybee Delaney SANTANA, Port au Plat. &c
Steamship Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key wes.c
Baker Sf' 'S" 'sNe'''
-. Steamship Cortes, Whitman, New Orleans-H Cromwell
steamship Ashland, Moore Fernandina Hand.
Steamship hunlsvle croweil savannah--R Lowden
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, CnarestonH Nor
steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk, and
Steamship wysnoke. Coucn. Richmond, &cod Domln-
steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown. DEG
steamship Regulator. Freeman. Philadelphia LorIara
=, Steamship wamsusta Fish. New Bedford-Ferguson 4
ship Great Western, Lewis Liverpool -Chas Marshall
Bark Amedina (Por) Dias Lsbon-C Ludnann & Co
bark Marnus (Br), Angelina Gibraltar for orders soco
Bark Nebula Br Fishwick, Rio Janeiro-Funch, Edge
Brig rrenmor tNor. osen sodereje, swe- Funch. Edge
Brig Maria Itsl, sayarese. Messina Funch Edge Co.
brig New York Uta, savafese, Gibraltar for orders
Brig Magdais tBr,, Campbell, Spain, Trin-Jones
Ra Alexander Nckels. Petersen, Thompson
Brig Surf, Thompson. sagua la Grande-Jova 4 Co.
si sa 81 Sn w.nSsr Parker
schr Harris. Nichols st Kits and Antigua-BJ Wen
schr John Atwood, Rich, Antigua-B Weinberg.
Schr Starlight Blatchford, Cenfuegos-ohn Boyntons
Son Co.
Schr Heath, Carter, Indianola-Evans Ball h Co.
Schr q Flint, Douglass, MOBILIZE d Hurlbut 4 Son.
scbr Minnehaha- Douglass, Mosquito Inlet Thomas,
Holmes h Co. -
schr Mary Hopper, Gilman, St Marys, Gas Loud &
Schr Martha Maria veaze, Darien Ca-H W Loud 4 Co
Schr Helen Hoyt, Townsend. Baimore-Saght 4 Petty
Schr W II Bowen, Torrey, Providence H W jackson &
Co.
schr Francis Badron, Babcock Norwalk-H W jackson
Co.
Schr Geo Washington. Peck, Stamford.
Schr AcKen Mead, Stamford.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
Co. - -
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, South Amboy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
HORSES ON TIE ERIE RAILROAD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
AS specimen Of the superior treatment Of Its local
customers by the Erie Railroad Company give you
the folowing:- Horses shipped on the trains Of this
company OF Goshen at twelve O'Clock noon arrive
at Hoboken by five or SIX O'Clock the same alter.
noon. When the conslgnee calls Tor them he is In
formed that he cannot get them until two or hree
O'Clock the next morning. II he goes for them at
the time named he Will not ind them
accessible and If ne succeed In securing them
by noon he Will be fortunate. There Is one
way In which horses can sometimes be
obtained earlier, viz 10y paying the switch tender
rior. Many OF MS horsemen think British manage
ment would not be worse tnan this; anu that II Mr..
Bergh has any spare time he may employ 1t pro-
1tably In suppresslng this "cruelty TO ANIMALS"
Horses ought to be delivered TO consgnees who
cali for tnem arrival, and II the switch tender
can DO II for his pront the Officers OF the CON-
HORsEMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
HERALD ALMANAC

HERALD ALMANAC, ,s-a
IL FIRST GREAT i han "a. ALREADY SOLD.
The most unprecedented demand for annual Pubcs
ton s sEeS Gsf'f GSGS e rs ISSUE RJS'
HERALD % ALMANAC ak
FIFE TGE II ME RsIsi 8 H Al iSlHsty'
is the only A% TTh PR PRa s'TSf VOTE
cer sssnng the and best no ps, the ro
o''''A canvass SEE \: '' HERALD ALMANAC
years. names the Advertisers &C., collected from the past
files OIL the ef Fok f rs MAPRSsRs GUIDE
the Mariner Shin Owner and to ali who have business the
ffe" Au Ts %aTs s SIGNALS
and diagrams, is more than worth the
PRICE, % CENTS.
:" '"' FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT
will be found inoi nation Tor all connected with the mones
rsysea tables OF and and the debt o.
the since It's establishment internal revenue re-
Daily quotations for the year 1871 in New York and
-0I RSiLRoAp STOCK ANp GOVERNMENT BONDS
are also special feature anE. in the ALMANAC.
Weekly Price List gives The rates Of all the leading
brands of Flour on &c GoTos f %xhKE LOT
tables gives the daily quotations of the various brands
throughout 'le AsSsFSiictiTyEAL STATISTICS
repete special information for the farmer and the
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Is the fullest of the several terms OF the various
Judges presiding than before presented In
of the Kind and make IN fact Indispensable TO all
GOVERNMENTAL RECORD
all facts points OF Information connected Win
the Administration OF the overnment-Executive Legs:
judicial All the Departments Of the Government
are specially treated Of II contains brief Biographical
sentaves the Names OF the Officials Of the various DEPART
nenis List o. Ministers Foreign Governments and Con-
sus Foreign United States Government
of Standing Committees both Houses, the Joint High
Commissioners and Commissioners TO the Geneva, the
spanish Mexican Claims Commissions and the Great
Britain and American Claims Commission
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
given the Form Government of all the Principal Couh
the World Rulers, Cabinets, Officers, &C., &C.
YACHTING INTEREST
! made special feature In the first issue OF the
HERALD AIN ANAC,
Gus yacht clubs number Of yachts owners
officers the clubs, and the capacity and rig OF the
MAIL AND POSTAL DEPARTMENT
gives the of the late Money Order Convention with an
alphabetical LIST or the money order post onlces in Great
D'''''' HERAIp LIVINGSTONE EXPEDITION.
The interesting the OF the expedition TO the
pretor OF the NEW YORK HERALD by whose directions and
under whose auspices entered the great work The
discovery of the long unhear from DR.. Livingstone also
given as special feature IN the -
HERALD ALMANAC
for 1872.
Second edition In a few days.
Price % cents
Fax olo uhara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Mayhem on sbip00ard.

quarrel took place between the mate Of the
German bark Rabbe, Mr.. John Small, and the
steward OF the vessel which is lying at Harbeck's
stores, Furman street. yesterday afternoon. During
the trouble John Rocky, the steward, exhibited
cannbalistlc propenslties. to which the left ear
OF Small, the mate. paid the penalty John
bit it Of. The cries OF the victim.
the mutilaed mate, attracted the attention
OF gang or laborers, who were at work on the
DOCK and they hastened to the rescue Mr.. small
was liberated from the clutches Of the devouring
monster and, under the tender auspices Of q pO-
liceman, was conducted into the presence OF q
physician, who sewed the to It's socket. search
was instituted FOR Mr.. Rocky, who fed to New
York Tor safety His arrest was effected late IN the
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
MORE STABBING.

Thomas Reardon aged twelve years, OF $50 West
Twentieth street. and Edward Fitzgerald, aged af-
teen OF 2os the same street, about nine O'Clock on Fri
day night became engaged In quarrel during which
Reardon drew large knlie from his pocket
and stabbed Fitzgerald In the breast inlet.
Ing dangerous wound. The boy Reardon was
arrested by Onlcer Loesch, OF the Twenty-ninth
precinct and yesterday morning conveyed before
Court The injured boy being unable to appear
against his assailant, complaint was preferred on
ms behalf by hls father. Reard0n who stated he
stabbed Fitzgerald In self defence was locked up TO
await the result OF the I'M uries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
EURCPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKgT.-LoNpoN Feb I0-I mp NJ -
Consos closed at No for money and ga account
United States hvetwentv bonds lsb2,s. 9l Ief5s old
glD; 1875, 81 ;ten-fortes, 500 ~ "
FRANKFORT BouRsE-fRANKroRT, Feb 1O--united
States tvewen bonds quoted at 9 for the issue Of
1862.
PARIS BoUKsE.--PhRIs Feb. 10.--Renes, 56f $40.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKE1.-LIv ERPoOL. Feb. 10
1880 r. M.-The cotton market Ia Unchanged mddng up
lands, llAd. HeSdi mduhng Orleans, II I'D. 5sd.
Sales ba export and speculation 00 bales Sales
nearly due from New Orleans, have been made at
HID and from Savannah Charleston at IL I'd
,HAvRE CorToN MARkyT-hAvRE, Feb. iO--Cotton
steady.
I,oSDoN PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Feb. lO-P NJ
Sugar. Ga. per cwL for No. AZ Dutch standard a0oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Hon0ring the Dead Hero.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
Have we forgotten Sumter, grand old SUMTER
Have we forgotten our glorious Anderson Shame
on The New York militia, VINO decline to honor his
remains on the plea OF expeDsel All honor to the
Ninth regiment, who, remembering with gratitude
Anderson's heroic defence OF our flag, have ten.
dered an escort az his funeral COLUMBIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11

Last evening Joseph Mathews, Frank Lyons and
Samuel Walsh, young men, were taken into custody
by Detective Riggs and locked up at the Washing
ton street station house ON suspicion OF burglary
The accused are suspected Of complicity with the
robbery of boots and shoes from the store of 9ae
Fulton avenue. the rogues left benihd them
two chisels, upon the handle OF which
was the name OF a carpenter. This clue enabled the
Officer to ''wOrk upN the case which he did, with
the cooperation OF Sergeant Sheridan, IN q most
successful manner. The stolen property In ques-
ton was recovered, together with a quantity OF
stage wigs, clogs, &C, which were stolen from
Archie Hughes, the minstrel, several months ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
THE LATE GENERAL ANDERSON.
The Remains of the Hero Of Sumter En-
flOute Tor New York.

ROute Tor New York.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10, 1872
The remains of the late General Robert Anderson
left here this evening for the North, in charge Of
his brother ana nephew. They were accompanied
by Major J. B. Burbank, Lieutenant Hubbell and a
guard of twelve men. The remains were escorted
to the boat by the five companies Of artillery sta.
toned here, under command OF General Barry,
headed by the band oil the Artillery School. playing
q funeral drge.
They VIII arrive In New YORK ON Monday morn.
ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Police Work.

The police report having arrested 1927 persons in
Brooklyn during the past week. The offences were
chiefly intoxication, violation OF ordinances ana
petit larceny. The propricty of increasing the
police force will be considered by the Board OF
Aldermen at their regular session tomorrow. 1t IS
proposed to add twenty-five patrolmen TO the force
which will be equal to two additional men to each
DreCinCt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
THE TANTAMARA BRIDGE STARTED -

ST. JoHN N. b., Feb. 10, 1872
The west pier OF the Intercolonial Railroad
bridge across the Tantamara River at Sackyille
was started one foot by the Ice this morning, and It
Is feared that 1t will be destroyed The bridge Is OF
iron and cost $4,000. The trains do not RIM
further than Sackvile ct present. The ferryboat
connecting with the ST. John and Bangor Railroad
shin In the harDOr. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
SAILED.

Steamships City of New York, for Liverpool England do
Perere, Havre Leipzig, Bremen; Europa Glasgow Tybee
s. Domingo, &C. Clyde Galveston and Key West; Cortes
New Oreans Gen Meade do; Ashland, Fernantina Mag
nolia, Savannah; Huntsville do South Carolina, Charles
ton; George Upton, Richmond, &C. wyanoke do; John
Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Regulator, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Alarm of Fire and the Consequcnce.

While matinee performance was in progress at
the Brooklyn Opera House, Fulton avenue, given
by the MacEvoy Hiberbicon troupe false alarm Of
fire was raised The CONSERVATION produced
among the audience, who made rush for the
doors, was for time intense. During the stampede
several persons were knocked down, tramped
upon and severely injured Miss Fowler, OF Cum.
berland street. and Sarah Knight child eight years
OF age, OF Wyckof street, were carried to their
homes by the police. ssss rsass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.

Schr Charles SAWYER Mcfarland Portland for New York.
with lumber to G Loud Co.
Schr Trott King, Robbins, Calais New York. with lu-
Der.
schr VIM Rice, Pressey Rockland for New York. with
lime to order.
schr Reading Rarord No so. Nckerson New Haven for
New York.
schr Charter Oak, Mcfarland, Portland for New York,
with lumber to master.
Schr Esquimaux, Sprague, Wareham for New York.
schr Ella + Crowel, Baker, New Haven for New York.
Schr Lark, johnson, Newport for New York.
S5hr Paul Keller Jameson. New Haven for New York
Schr VIM Fisher. Fisher, Portland for New York.
Schr John Manlove, Haock, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Neptune. Baker New York for Boston,
Steamship Wamsutta. Fish New YORK for New Bedford
Schr Hastings, Chase, New York for New Bedford.
Schr II Manon Smith, New York for Providence.
Steamer Unea States, Davis. New YORK Tor Fall River
Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Providence.
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The Feninns aroused.

The Fenians OF the City OF Churches are ruriously
enthusiastic over the prospects Of war with their
ancient foe, Old England. The "Wolfe Tone,n EN-
met" "Garryowen" and ERIN" Circles have held
repeated secret sessions, which the question OF
preparing tor the promised opportunity OF 'getting
square" with the tyraDt John Bull was f0rCibly
presented. IL Is said IN well-informed circles that
brooklyn can readily send 20, 900 stalwart freshmen
to the front az very bIief notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Burglaries.

The shoe store Of J. W. Conklin, 936 Fulton
avenue was burglariously entered at an early hour
yesterday morning and property to the value OF
$3.50 was carried of.
The dwelling house of Mr. Mark Ward, 270 Seven
teenth street. was Yesterday robbed OF $3.50 worth
OF watches and jewelry. No clue to the thief.
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Yesterday forenoon one OF the Main street ma
RAIDERS, a hard looking customer. named Peter
Quinn, sentenced in the Court of Sessions to the
Kings County Penitentiary for term OF four years
and six months. lie was removed to The Black
Maria for transportation to his new home While
the journey hence he managed to pick the lock of
the van door and escape. The police are looking
after Cd him.