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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05
aiDfoRp FRIDAY. April 5, 1872.
ElCcii0u 81 Postmaster 6y tie Po0-
pie.

A bill vas introduced by Mr..
Ilanlcy of Alabama authorizing the
election of postmaslcrs by the PEG.
PIE. which requires the Postmaster
General To lay of Post Office Dis
tricts on OF before September |,
1872. and orders an election to be
cid on the first TIE day in Octo
her following, at which all qualiii
I'd voters may vote, and the person
receiving the highest number of
votes shah he declared elected and
shall, upon giving bond and other
wise complying with existing laws,
he commissioned az Postmaster, to
hold Office for two years. or until
his successor If elected and qualified.
The bill further provides that IN
case Of vacancy Che Postmaster
General may appoint to fill such va
cancy, ordering an election within
sixty days, and giving ten days no.
tice thereof. In case of the creation
OF new Office the same course shall
he pursued as IN caac Of vacancy.
The bill was referred to the Commit
tee on Civil ScNicc.- washington
Deypdtch.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

A terrible earthquake visited Vol.
canic County, California, March 2G.
The town of Lone Pine was destroy
ed and thirty persons Killed. The
first shock rcSenbed u park OF ar
tillcry fred directly beneath the
town. Col. Whipplc, who was in
the second story Of the Adalec
House, had barely time to spring
from his bed and reach the door
way when the house seemed to crum-
bic to pieces beneath linn. He
was buried beneath the ruins, but
succeeded in extIicating himself.
the scene bcggarcd description. -
Nearly the whole popu'acc was bur.
led in the ruins, and cries tor help
and screams Of pain filed the air.
TIE first shock was followed in
quick succession by three others
Over 800 distinct shocks were felt
between half past two and sunrise
The face of the earth was in a con
slant tremble foI over three hours
A chasm was opened, extending
thirty five miles down the valley
ranging from three inches to forty
feet in width. There has been ne
parallel TO this since 1872, whcl
Southern California was visited BY
a similar earthquake.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

CITY OF MEXICO, March IS, via
Havana, 25th. The Government
forces are triunphing over the rev
olutionists. Gen. Rocha has driven
them out Of the cities Of Agnascali
cntes, Sagos and Zacatccas, and re
lieved the troops at san Luis.
Ina battle on the I'd, R0cha with
5000 troops defeated the revolution.
airy forces, numbering 9h'N Killing
and wounding 200 and cap,oriug
1000 and all their artillery except
three guns. The revo!utioniSts re
treated toward Fresnclla aud Xerez,
pursued by Rocha. This vootiry is
IA death blow to the revolutionary
prospects, but anarchy will prevail
a long time.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05
We think the so called liberal re-

We think the so called liberal re
publicans arc fully entitled to win,
with their Cincinnati candidate,
provided unbluShing impudcnce is
all that is rqUired for success. They
accuse those who believe in Grant,
and Grant himself, Of attempting to
force that officers denomination at
Philadelphia, and scout The charge
that they mean to abandon the re
publican party. AT the same time
they are doing all they can 20 urge
on the Cincinnati movement, and
Mr.. Greedy refuses to have anything
TO do with the regular republican
convention, while Mr.. Sumner is at
least on the fence about it. In fact
every "liberal' man and newspaper
announces before hand that he or it
will not support Grant if renomina.
ted. On which side is the forcing r.
1t suggests the two deacOnS who
quavrelcd and then tried to make
up: Deacon Jones going 10 Deacon
Blown aud saying, "Realiy, broth.
er, it is a christian dUty to Yield. and
YOU must give up, for | can't. So
far there has been 10 evidence that
the voters OF the republican, party
have any opposition to Grant, but
on the contrary there is ample eyi.
dence that he is fully endorsed by
the great mass Of The voters Of the
party.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

A good story is told Of the stu.
dents Of an Episcopal Institute,
which is located in the New En-
gland States. y year or two since.
Just before Lent, the Principal Of
the school lecturcd the boys upon
the propriety of abStaining from
some accustOI led article of diet dur
ing Lent, and desired each one TO
write the name Of the article upon
slip Of paper, and hand them to
him the next morning L the opening
of the school. The papers were
handed in, and upon every one was
written the significant woid"Hdsh."
A Western journal announces
that "Mr. i'm Clcmenton, equine
abductor of Minnesota, was lately
the victim ola meek tie sociable.r
\ NiscoI sin editor speaks Of a
wind which sat on It's hind legs and
howled.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

a New York paper says there are
more bookkcepcrs than books there,
and cites the fact that an advertise
ment offering 800 per annum or u
bookkoeper received six hundred
answers.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

a drunken man Jumped from a
tlain of cais on the Boston and Al
bany Railroad on Saturday. while
It was running at a rate of thirty
miles an hour, and people on the
train thought he must be killed, but
he was aftcrward picked up, but
very little injured. a bottle ofrum
in his pocket even being unbroken.
According TO the San Francisco
Nees letter the Indians have be
come So pearable It is hard to tell an
Apache from White: the only
difference being that the latter has
no scalp and the former has two.
King Amadeus, Of Spain, is con
centra,ing his army around Madrid.
disarming the National Guard of
Spaniards. and preparing to defend
his throne. 50 says cable tele-
gram from Paris. The King of Ita.
~. his father, is recognizing his ar
my. and in consultation with Moltke
in Rome. This looks as if affairs
were likely to become serious in
Spain.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

Both houses Of Congress have
adopted al amendment to the tarill
bill, which entirely removes the du.
ty on tea and coffee. The vote was
very decisive, as well in the Senate
as in 1.-THE House, 4 itmay beregarded
as the settled purpose of Congress
toput leSe articles Of universal con
sumption upon the free list.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05
New Advertisements.
New Livery stable.

4 few good teams to lei at reasonable price.
Stable at my rosdeeo, Main It, Bradford,
ClIAS T.. PETERS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

PORTLAND, Me, March 81. 1t
began showing early tins morning
and the storm now continues with
considerable wind and deep drifts.
But one storm this winter has cx.
ceedcd this in violence.
The manufacture of iron rails in
this country has doubled in the last
ten years. Pennsylvania stands
first astothe amount manufactured,
and Illinois second. One mill in
WISCONSIN places that State fifth Oh
the list Of producing States.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
SUPERIOR C0UaT-SPEClAL TERM.
New Phase Of the Pioneer Case.

New Phase Of the Pioneer Case.
Before Judge Curtis.
Yesterday morning Mr.. John u. Townsend of the
firm of Townsend Weed, made application in this
court for order OF arrest against james E. Ward
and = Sheperd, ship brokers at 113 Wall street,
in an action commenced against them by Captain
Francis s. Norton, lately Of the Cuban scho0nerof-
war Pioneer. The action is brought for damages
gas the for hag as ALLEGED IN
ciously In Newport, r. H. and causing him to be
there imprisoned for forty:9ve days. It appears
that when the RsSg!e
mortgage upon her for $4,000 given to James E.
Ward .S c. ,So BY Lambert NoTson TIE 0xHer Ss
Mr, Lambert Norton in person. Captain Nor
ton declares that he has no interest in the
Sewpo m'sSs sss Ra sssa as 81 Fxa
Co., as well as by the government and the claim Of
that firm was pnguestionably good against the
vessel; The Cuban Republic, believing that the
United States government had no legal claim
against the vessel, declined, until the vessel was
discharged, to pay the mortgage. While Captain
Norton was temporarily In Newport the firm OF
Ward 4 Go. commenced proceedings against him
there, although all parties to the suit residents
OF New York, and arrested him and compelled him,
taken against him for s2,o46 Captain Norton
believes and alleges that the whole affair was got
ten up SO as to prevent him from taking measures
to defend the case Of the Pioneer. Damages for
$4,000 are askedby Captain Norton. Judge Curtis
granted the order OF arrest, holding each OF the
parties in 81, 600 bail.
Decisions.
BY Judge Curtis.
Bertha Pretrowski vs. Samuel ]. Pretrowskl-Re
ferred to take proof as to alimony &c.
Ihe Susquehanna and Wyoming Valley Rail.
road and Canal Company Vs. Joseph Lloyd
Morton.-Denicd without costs.
Louise Chabada vs. Charles Chabada.-Divorce
granted. Decree to be settled on one days notice.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
Sails. Destination. |
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship Java Br), Martyr, Liverpool via Queenstown
Queenstowh-Williams 4 Guion.
: Steamship Tyrian (Br). Lawson, Glasgow-Henderson
steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Havana-F Alexandra
steamship Gen sedgwick, Evans, New orleansC II NAL
Steamship City Point McMullan Charleston Charles
Steamship John Gibson, Bcdell, Georgetown, DEG
Steamship Nereus Bearse Roston-H Dimock
snip Southern Chief, Higgins Havre-H d Brook
BARK Rosa Nor,, oxholm, CorkvTetens Bcckmann.
Bark Trelawney lBr), Girtrig sligo-Heney Parker
moash-fetens &Bsi Boeimann na4"'''' sAeen'0"n VI "a"
Bark Betsy Guide (Norl, Due, Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Electra Br). Maynes, Londonderry-Jw W Elwer
Bark Frederick Louise (Ne), Bradhen, odesss-
Bark Palestine iBr) McCullom, st Kits, ac-Jones
Bark Nashwaik CBr), lie Blanc. Pictou and sydney-s
Bark Gazellc, Cole, Galveston-Theodore NicKerson
Brs. New York dtaD, Javanesc, oibral'ar-Funch,
Brig Jalista Partridge Buenos Ayres-John zittlosen
Brig jeremiah, Ford, Matanzas-Jas Ward 4 Co
CIT GTs Victor ODD Barnet :. George. Bermuda-D MG-
Brig Masonic (Brj Carson, St John MD Dewolf&
Brig Lucida tBr, Atkinson Bay veste Mp Ncvius
Isaac ss fa' siS 81 nfpsAis@ Swan
schr Annie, Harris, Baracoa-wm Chalmers
schr. Newport (Br), Miller, wndsor-Crandan, Ber.
Sf e. mos 1''' As'er' 'na'an0i'' ieAa'-hvan' ban
schr Ridgewood. Henderson, Georgetown, sC-Tula
Hart
schr Julia Floyd, squires, Georgetown and Pot Bluff
see Hurlbut 4 Co.
schr John stockham, Price, Norfolk, va-overton
Hawkins.
schr Anna Brown, Harvey. Sandy Hook Gautcr a
Co
Schr Judge Locw, Hallowell. Boston-H W Baker.
Schr Hero Pratt Salem-R w Ropes.
sclr Ida Smith, Abrams New IIayen-Rackctt Bro.
Schr Evelyn. Burger, Stamford-Stamford Manufac ur
ing Co.
Steamer A c stmcr. Warren. Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
MARINE COURT.
OF the Marine Court-Im-
portant Decision.
Before Judge Shea.


Rindskopf Vs. Clarke.-In this case, which was
tried during the September term and argued at
length by the counsel, the following important de-
csion has Just been rendered, by which it is held
that an action on bond given in a Justices court
cannot be sustained in the Marine Court.
Judge Shea-Ths action is upon bond given to
the Sherin OF this county in his Official relation.
or such an action this Court has no Jurisdiction
and that want OF jurisdiction appears on the face
Of the complaint, so that inquiry Ia needed as In
cases where pleas In abatement were formerly pro-
per to evolve circumstances making manifest this
want OF power In the Court. No consent can give
jurisdiction where the defect concerns the subject
matter OF the cause Of action. Therefore, this
Court having no jurisdiction, and without the
ability, even by consent OF parties to entertain the
cause for trial, can make no order in the case. Ii
has no power herein for any purpose and cannot
award costs, even as II cannot enforce the coec-
tOn OF them by execution. THE Mayor, &c, vs.
Cooper, wallace's United States Reports, p. 25O.)
The Court can give direction only that the case
be stricken from the docket, which was the course
taken In the case OF Alicia, Waliace's United
states Reports, p. 57l and in the other case cited
above.
Ex-Judge Hull and J. g. II. Meyers for plaintiff
Samuel Hirsch for defendant
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
NEWS.
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whtestone L. and the same Is
now open for the transaction of business
This line will be found Of great service 10 those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly.
As there is no other tclegraphic communication with
Whestonc, the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words
less, two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message OF twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels of Whesone, one
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for New YoRK HERALD free
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch ONCE, No 1865 Broadway
whitestone Dock. Whitesone, Ii.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
sun rises. rise .D .oc 5s Gov. Island. eve So
Sun sets. .......... 40 Sandy Hook. ;. eve 13
Moon sets. morn 20 Hell Gate. ......eve 10 43
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHlTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Hammonia GSGl, nebIch, Hamburg Sept ls,
4ls ys %is Hs
ssf @ r. set faS sS"B as S1s Mas
sss1%sss sas sysnn'A Sept -
ssp s hna4n SS Aug a
he northern passage and had variable wcaher been
Ship CONFIDENCE, Patterson Glasgow days with mdse
sss 80 %% M al sR ST. n 10 IS SS
hove the ship TO- with a tarpaun In the main rigging
Bark xnscnist Bczzone n.aD, Rugcro Tarrasoona I,
ssy st Hs ss w.ess c Tsa,as
asy TB :sS e ss s's'a
~SSS caey Ssey a ni s%s Th wcS
wsa sa mSs4 sSsn mo-
sshr scSr M,yv c%Sdsrsy %ny 595map Virginia
sS sshr y Boar BGard%an Wlllsts Georsetowm DC nc
sem sem ws5 Ass5v ssSsy RSgs" s:;;mST: s.,;mST:
Passed Through Hell Gate.
Steamship Dirigo. johnson, Portland for New York,
Bris Como. HIIians Port Caledonia for New York,
with coal 70 II J Dewolf 4 co. C9.
ss$r Sa!!s IosIs. iasSald Proyiasnes @ New York
shr nfO CT r. Sw xNr
Schr A willard. Waite Sorwalk ior Port JOHNSON,
schr Reading RR No 76, Eiwood, New Haven for Tren
Schr Charles, stcdman, Hartford for New York
schr William II Dearborn Phillips Boston for Philadel
schr Era, Carman, New London for New York.
schr Unison, Hayes New London for HQbokcn.
schr Geo Latham, Smith, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr u Forbes, Kicker, Hartford for Rondout
schr j NJ Merrimon, Potts Portland for New York.
Steamer Electra, Mott Providence ior New York, with
mdse and passengers
signed to Snow Burgess not Show Richardson 'V'
Bark Nashwauk (Br). Leblanc, New York for Sydney,
Brig Bckmore lBr), Henley, Hoboken for Portland.
nchr fair WIND bowman, Hudson for Wareham.
dencc.
schr Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Newburg for Provi.
dcnce.
schr 2 Davidson, Smith, Coxsackic for Providence.
Schr Fountain, Hayes, Clinton Point for Fall River
schr Annie o Martin. Ncwa, weehawkcn for Provi.
scr n II Wilson, Merritt, Hoboken for Providence.
schr II Blackman, Arnold, Poughkecpsc for Paw
schr John spoford, Seaman Hoboken for New London.
schr Cohassett. Cobb Baltimore for New Haven.
schr Ida Smith, Abrams, New York for New Haven.
schr willard salisbury, Howe, New York for Provi-
dence.
schr Bedabedsc. Knowiton New YORK Tor Boston
schr Holloway, Cummings, New York for Provi
drnce
schr Hudson, IIamlin, New York for Belfast
schr Francis Kelly, wilson New York for New Haven
schr Gasco Lodge, Burke, Port johnson for Boston.
sehr P1rSf. Ss Ss a fGg JShnson nor i.r Norw,h
schr Pennsylvania, Butler Rondout for Providence.
schr George EDGAR Smith, Newburg for Port John.
schr G smith, Ifeenan. Hoboken for Fail River
schr Planter, Ifoyt Amboy Tor salem.
hehT boston, bisbalD, New Sork ior Boston.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
TRoTTINa AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Second Day OF the Fall Meeting-The
Pacing Race and the 2s27 Premium To
BE Continued This Afternoon.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. q 1872.
The second day Of the Fan trotting meeting
under the auspices OF the indianapolis Agricultu-
raj, Mechanical and Horticultural Association, in
the matter OF attendance was decided success.
The stand was well filed and the amusements Of
a most spirited nature.
The first was pacing race. Copper Bottom took
the first and fifth heats, Haddy second, Dan Vo0r-
hees third and fourth. Time, 2:2314-2:MH-
2:24x-2:27-221A.
The second was q trotting race for horses that
had never beaten 2:27. Red Cloud took the first
and second heats, Jennie third and fourth. Time,
2:25-2:25-225 h-2:26z. Both OF these races VIII
be continued tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
vxI1EO STATES comMlssloNsaY COURT.

Alleged Violation of the Revenue Law.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs.. Conrad Ditz.-The defend
ant, who has q liquor store at 1865 Hester street.
was held In $500 bail for examination on charge
Of carrying on the retail Of liquor without paying
the special tax.
Pardon Of a C0unterfeiter.
Louis Zellner. who had been convicted OF coun-
terfeiting and sentenced by Judge Benedict to i'm
prisonment In March, 1871 was pardoned by the
President yesterday.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
The German Poisoning Case-The Jury
Unable 20 Agree and Are Dischs rged.

Before Recorder Hackett
The jury in the case OF Frederick Heggi tried for
the alleged murder OF Frederick j. Sicgried by poi
soning him, were kept together on Tuesday night
As soon as the Court was opened yesterday morn
Ing His Honor the Recorder, learning through the
foreman that there was no possibility Of the Jury
agreeing upon verdict, discharged them from the
further consideration OF the case. The Jury stood
nine for acquittal and three for conviction.
Now that this protractcd trial has terminated IL
Is not improper to say that the chain OF circum-
stantial evidence against the accused was not com
plcte. Heggi was remanded to prison.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
HE COU R rs.
The Criminal Calendar in the United States Cir
cult Bankruptcy Cases-Alleged
Violation Of the Revenue Law
The Seizure Of the Pioneer.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Criminal Calendar.
Judge Benedict sat IN the United States Circuit
Court yesterday to dispose OF cases on the criminal
calendar. In thirty-fve cases the Assistant Dis
trct Attorney said ne was ready to 60 on, but the
defence was not prepared for trial in single IN
stance.
The Case OF Charles Calender.
The defendant 1t will be remembered, is indicted
for accepting brlbes to influence his decision when
he was an examiner OF banks in this district in re-
lation to the affairs OF the Ocean National Bank.
This case was again resumed or POSTPONED on u the
trct Attorney, who intends to try it, was not pre-
pared to do so at present.
Counterfciting Match Stamps.
Mr.. A. H. Purdy, United States Assistant DIS
trIct Attorney, intimated that he would now cer-
talnly press forward the trial OF Benoni Howard,
VINO had been indicted four years ago for counter
feting match stamps.
Forfeiture or Recognixances.
Recognizances in the following cases were for
feted and bench warrants Issued
Manuel Sanchez, having In his possession un-
Alexander Levy, personating an internal revenue
Officer
Butler steamboat seizure case.
Henry p. Cooper, issuing cancelled revenue
Christian Hartell, opening letters entrusted to
his care.
owen Cannon, resisting United States of1cer in
the discharge OF his duty.
George f. Dunning defrauding the Assay ONCE
by means OF fraudulent writings
Frederick Hillman, cOunterfeiting
Patrick Mccormack, smuggling silk.
William d. Case and John A. Machado, smuggling
cigars
John Horne, Martin Churchill, George Happen
and Christian Andersen, violating the new shipping
law.
The Court adjourned till this morning at ten
O'Clock A. M.
Decision I'm Bankruptcy.
Tn the case Of James B. Clark, assignee, against
Adrian Iselen and others, Judge Woodruff rendered
a Judgment Affirming the decision OF the Court
below.
Decision i'm nAdmiralty-Collisio
In the case of william II. judah vs. The Bark
Theles, which was an action to recover damages
for injuries caused by a collision, Judge Woodruff
affirmed the decision OF the Court below, dismssng
the libel.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
COURT or COMMON pltAs-specIAL TERM.

by Chief Justice DAILY.
Ernest B. Simon vs. Caroline SimOn.-DtvOrce
granted to plaintiff.
by Justice J. +. DAILY.
Bond vs.. Powker.-Order granted.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

mann a. Vice Consul Of Denmark for Ohio, and
Auguste Antoine Jacquemin as Consul OF Monaco
at New York.
A New Batch Of Scalp Hunters.
The delegation Of Indian chiefs under the charge
OF Commissioner Alvord arrived here this after
noon from St. Louis, for the purpose Of holding a
council with government authorities, which win
take place in . few days.
The September Treasury Disbursements.
The disbursements OF the Treasury during Sep
tember were as follows-
civil and miscellaneous. 1892 525
Wn 43l llo
Interior, pensions and Indians ........ 2,sss,572
lotai. ,Ucl, $50
The above does not include the interest or rrinci-
pal paid on account OF the public debt.
PERSONAL.
Secretary Fish has returned to Washington. He
and Secretary Belknap are the only Cabinet officers
In the city,
Kentucky Wonder.
letter was received at the Treasury Depart
ment this morning, from Newport, KY, containing
$225 conscience money.
German Omcers on Their Travels.
Captains Arendt and Basch, commanding the
German ships-of Gazelle and vineta, were at
the Treasury Department to-day and visited various
bureaus Of the department., under the escort Of
General Spinner
New Mail Service.
The Post once, Department to-day ordered
mail service on the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad, from Garden Grove to LeOn thirteen
miles, at $403 per annum.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

York Bremen; Cleopatra Hayana Weybosset, Port au
Prince; Gen sedgwick, New Orleans; berks Olaf Glas
Queenstown Pallas. Belize Harriet Hussey, Havre
brig Walter Smith, Montevdeo schr Luola Murchison
Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
SUPREME CouRT--CHAMBeRS.
Decisions.

DeCI01On6s
by Judge Leonard.
In re Ellen neutrality-suspicious. for discharge
must be denied.
David NJ Koeher vs. william Mannheim.
second and third subdivisions OF notice granted.
All the rest denied. No costs.
In re Teresa yiele, &c-The application is denied.
William II. Whitney ct al. vs., August Mayer
Motion granted with $40 costs.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
Died..

FINLEy.-Ar New Branch, N. j., on Tuesday, Oc-
tOber l. HENRY II. FINLEY.
Notice of funeral In t0-day's Telegram and Com
mercial Advertiser.
(For Other Deaths See Eighth Page.l
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
COMMISSION or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, oct. z, 1877.
The following is tho Commission OF Appeals
calendar lor thursday october 3.-Nos. 446, 5l3,
493 1l6 5l6 6l7. sis, 6l9 52 623 529 J3o, 532 J3e
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark John Henry, from Sydney, CB.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

The Glance therefore won the race with 10m. 15s.
to spare. The Glance measures 80 feet inches,
club measurement and the Salus 32 feet 4 inches,
making difference OF feet inches between
them, giving the Salusan allowance OF 10 minutes As
seconds