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The New York herald., 1872-12-07

Ne satd was removed nom one calendar 70 another
saSssh saSs ~ ssrss@sns q counsel for Their oonyen
Judge csrss ana sIs s'as mo oDowa
sSsSsss rom vsssss, ss gwen @ S 81 o"s Of S0S ,se
reporter Judge Curtis cautioned the reporter two
o. tasee u11e1 agatnst doing so, and finally told
sas ee eo asa
~ ~ - s.nGey lor the witness correctly he had
sesSs C. ynssts ne position; whereupon the re-
p9sees VD0Wd threw down his pencil and said TO
the !0dgs was sober as the time. most as as-
pminti6 ID the suit OF Bell w. The Alpha Bliss Mann
s%a Sa Nudge cSs WAS
he was ; ne Was on the witness stand and O,Dowd
was tsking his testimony at the time; the counsel
weDc hiD answers; finally, the witness COMPLAINED
and Juege Cprtis who had before % & cautioned the re-
tn ms o sss wtness a aI unless he
would get some one else, and ODowd threw down
his pencil and said ne might do 30, and lett the
Mr.. Smith here said they would rest the case for
the defence. The prosecution also announced they
had no further evidence TO introduce, and the ease
Icwnsend on the part o. the said they
lnller Senate, and therefore II it should meet with
the convenience or the Senate they would be will
ing to postpone the argument until the Senate met
Mr.. Smith said no far rs his side were concerned
they were willing TO have the case ended now.
1ncy were not particularly anxious to make any
a1gN1ent, and did not not think really that any
I senator murphy said the Senate had better 90
into private session, and they would then be able
TO decide what Should be done. The Senate then
went into private session
!. The doors being reopened the President an
nOunccd that the further consideration OF the case
OF Judge Curtis had been postponed till the 9th OF
January also that the final hearing Of the case OF
nary, at three O'Clock r. M.
Senator Murphy moved that two counsel be
card on each aHle; tirse the defence. second the
prosecution, third the defence, and the prosecu-
tlon to ccef Gish0ut Limitation 20 TO time, which
Was sarLieQ, : sFtss''
Senator Perry offered the following
Received That Il is thc sentiment o. the Senate tha!
our YrssIdsni isaicGant aovcrnor Alien I. Beach in
tls discharge Of his duties g the prs siding
ito protRacted wch have taken place before the
Senate and in fhe trial OF the Court of Impeachment,
nhty eniite him 10 the confidence and gratitude OF the
Rosoived That he Ia entitled our grateful scanow
nts ior INC courtesy and kindncs which have UNI
Resolved, That those resolutions, after being appro
prateiy engrossed under the Clerk
him. t1t N AstF4Na 4
{ senators Benedict and Lewis endorsed the reso-
lntl0ns ln remarks highly complimentary TO Mr..
Beach and they were adopted unanimously.
On motion, SenatofBJ. Wood and Murphy were
appointed a committee to inform the Governor
that the senate had completed its business ana
the cofnmitteS ret;1 lSd ana Announced that the
Governor informed them that he had no inrther
communication TO make to the Senate.
Jhe Senate then adjourned sine dte.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

William Smith, OF 357 West Sixteenth street, am
Newton II. Salisbury, OF l6o West Thirtleth street,
were brought mp yesterday at Jefferson Market
Police Court charged with violation OF the lottery
law. They were held to bail ia the sum OF $500
each to answer.
On the morning OF the eth william Johnston
hurst open the door OF the premises 3os Seventh
avenue boot AMI shoe shop, occupied by Hugh
Donotiue, and stole pair OF boots, for which he
was held TO answer in the Sum Of $4,000 at the
Jefferson Market Police Court.
Aetatcd meeting OF the Public Health Associa-
tion OF New York viii be held this evening at eight
O'CLOCK in the lecture room Of the Reformed Dutch
eharsn corner Q. EiHsSeHss ana a awenty,nnsn
"saGitary Legislation IN England and in New
YORK stating historically the peculiar legislation
OF both countries.
Barney Mullen is a young man from the country,
ana, coming on visit to the city tell in among
the thieves OF Greene street, who relieved him OF
what money he mad. Daniel Mclaughlin was yes
terday brought up at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, charged with the offence. The evidence
showed that he took the money from Mullcn's
pocket and spent portion of IL buying oyster
stcws and other deicacies. He was committed III
default OF $500 ball
Edward Cesar, OF 1o9 Leonard street, was ar
raiened before Judge Hogan AZ the Tonbs ycster-
day, charged with feonious assault and battery.
On Thursday afternoon he met William Tucker, OF
az Baxter street, on the corner OF Franklin ana
Baxter streets. After some desultOry cOnv rsa-
ton q row ensued about some Old transaction in
which both were interested and Cesar plunged
knife into the left arm OF Tucker. He was held 10
answer under 81 600 bail.
DR. Pnney, who has during forty years visited
Africa five times, will lecture on "rhe Progress OF
Christian Missions in Africa" Sabbath evening,
December 8, at eight O'Clock, in DR.. Crosby's
church. corner OF Fourth avenue and twenty sec
ond street. Egypt, Madagascar, Zua, Cape OF
Good Hope, Gaboon, YoraDa, Liberia and Sierra
Leone will be pointed out on large IDap OF Africa
and special reference made to the work OF DR..
Lyingstonc-"Is he alive Did Mr.. Stanley meet
himf"
large and lively meeting OF the New York Ath-
letic Club took place last night az their club rooms
and gymnasium, Nos. A and East Twenty eighth
street, President Colonel william Z. Van Wyck in
the chair. The usual business being finished, new
candidates were elected TO the club. Subsequently
the club ratified the proceedings OF the National
Amateur Oarsmcn's Convention, and elected l.. A.
Curtis William Il. McCrcdy and Charles II. Cone
delegates to the Harlem Navy; also decided 10 have
a new four-oared sheboat built ana be In readi-
ness for the Spring regattas, and appointed Captain
Henry G. Meeker, ID. Harry KnOwlton and +. A.
Curtis q committee TO purchase the for the
club. On Tuesday evening an attractive exhibition
will take place at the gymnasium at eight O'Clock,
ana on the evening oil the 18th special meeting
OF the club will be held at the club rooms.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
PI3E IN WATER STREET, BROOKLYN.
Destruction Of the Avcriu Paint Works.
Loss S2s, 600.

About halLpast five O'Clock last evening ara
occurred In the extension of the paint works OF
stephen s. Seely Il Co., 2l7 to 253 Water street,
Brooklyn. rhc buildings, which were one story
HIGH were destroyed, ihvolving q loss OF $1,000.
The loss sustained on machinery, paints. OIL &c,
amounts TO about $4,000. TIE buildings which
were owned by the nrIn, were insured In eighteen
companies for the sum OF $4,000. Tue machinery
and stock were insured Tor $4,000, principally ia
the Etna. Philadelphia, North America, Coru
Exchange aud metropolitan companies.
by the Fle Marsha: Tut IL Is believed 10 nave llpA
Ceeded II ON spontaneous comDustOns .
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
THE Waikiki BANK pEPALCATIoY.

MIDDLgTowN N. Y, Dec. G, 1872.
The stockholders OF the Waikiki National Bank
and the citizens OF Middletown are determined to
make good the capital stock and reconstruct the
bank, providing the banking officers at Washington
grant sufficient time.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
DEATH OF JUDGE JOHNSON.

CORNING, N. Y, Dec. 9, 1872.
Thomas A. johnson, tie senior Justice OF the SUI
rreme Court of the state OF New YORK, died here
last evening. The funeral VIII take place on Mon
Gay. December ., at half past two o'eock Z. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
NEW YORK CITY.

~
William Smith, OF 357 West Sixteenth street, ana
Newton II. salisbury, OF l6o West Thirtleth street,
were brought mp yesterday at Jefferson Market
Police Court charged with violation OF the lottery
law. They were held to bail IN the sum OF $500
each to answer.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

On the morning OF the 9Th william Johnston
burst open the door OF the premises 30s Seventh
avenue boot and shoe shop, occupied by Hugh
DogotIue, anu stole pair OF boots, for which he
was held TO answer in the sum Of $4,000 at the
Jefferson Market Police Court.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

The Senate reassemhlcd az hal!-rast three
O'CLOCK p. NJ, when tne witness Campbell resumed
the stand aud continued the history OF the beane
Va. Clark case. lie also explained The case OF Bel
w. Ihc Alpha Bliss Manufacturing Company, which
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13
n I renorted thnt Cari Schurz . the

II Is reported that Carl Schurz Il the
paid Agent Of the Prnsslan Govern
mcnt to secure to that government the
Island of San Domingo. Hence his Bit
ter opposition to Gen. Grant and his
policy Of acquiring that Island by the
United States. Scilurz proves himself
70 be the same Infamous traitor to the
Unitctl States tlmt lie formerly proved
to the Prtissian Government. A Irait-
or to his very organization. = Trait
or to every government and party that
admits him to its protection or ranks;
and yet Missouri Is to he cursed for 4
years more with his infamies. Such l.
some of the curses lleapetl upon Mis-
souri, by the Missouri Ds.a0ciai. Mr.
rU, Ifieeldnd NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13
IMroRrANr TO FIRrNES.- The Fire

IMPORTANT TO FIREMEN. The Fire
Rec3Fd, new illustrated qrarto paper.
has justbeen Issued by Fred. J. Miller.
dealer in Fire Apparatus and Supplies
of all kinds, at 65 Liberty street. New
YoFk. The paper is full Of interest
ju.t at this time. when we have all
been startled by the fearful ravagcs Of
fire in Chicago, and in Michigan and
Wisconsin, and is most timely in fur
nishing very full and complete infor-
nation of ua in putting our means Of
protection for property III the most
perfect condition against every cmerg-
ency. A list Of remarkable cohflaera-
tions from that Of the destruction Of
Rome to Chicago. Notice is also given
the publication Of the Fisennps'S JeHr-
M will be commenced on Jannnry lst,
1872. The Fie Recom will be mailed
to any address for five cents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

o. A WELL ON FIRE.-A farmer
living four-and-s-balf miles from
Nation, Illinois, while boring a
well in his dooryard, at the depth
of twenty feet, liberated a flow Of
gas. A pipe was procured and in
serted in the well, projecting above
the ground several feet, and the
gas was ignited. For weeks the
flame produced from this pipe has
been plainly visible from Mattoon
at night. This gas is described as
pure hydrogen, almost without
smell, aifoning a bright light, and
giving out an intense heat. 1t ap-
pears to be much better adapted to
heating and Illuminating purposes
than that which has been found in
the neighborhood Of Buffalo. The
pipe placed in the we'll has a oapac-
ity Of $4,000 feet per day, and the
pressure Of the gas Is said by the
Superintendent Of the Nation Gas
Works to be as great as in the
mains in that city. The farmer
who OWLS the well proposes to
light and heat his house with the
gas which has been SO unexpectedly
added to the products Ofhis farm.
There arc fifty lawyers in the
United States Senate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

Why il a new born babe like the re-
lief of Lucknow Because it Is the
long expected sucker.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

THE UNDERsIGNEp HAS OPENED A
new stock OF millinery goods, trim
min5s, ladies' and chi!l.on's furnishing
goods, OF nil kinds, Of the G;cst and mos,
fashionable styles, which she offers to the
ladies OF Albany and surrounding country
nj the lowest rates. In The
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

There arc fifty lawyers in the
United States Senate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13
"Dead Open and Shut. y
THOMAS J. Stafford,
Having purchased the
for Linn Co. Oregon.

Has now on hand, and will manufacture
ihc above described gate Whereverll ll las
been used 1t has received me ulSness ss,..;H St-
cstes from, prominent farmers IN aii partsl
al the country, now In my hands, WIZ
testify.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

spot where the two unlcashed brutes stood
glanciug ferociously about them, but he had
not approached very near 10 them when
he was greeted with 4 terrific roar from
the male which broke the stiffness OF
the night in an awful and startling man
ner. 1t "meant business" and as the great
beast stood erect lashing his tawny sides with
his tail, il was evident that for time at least
he was 'monarch of all he surveyed The little
"kitten' or baby lion partook of the general
excitement, and mewed piteously. At times the
lioness would seize it in her mouth and look
fGriously about, as il upon the point of leaping
into the darkness in search of q safe retreat,
and for time things looked squally. The lion
tanner, however, was at work, and procuring a
stout rope he succeeded in throwing it over the
head of the male lion, and in few moments he
was securely fastened to a tree. The female,
however, with perverSenesS peculiar TO her
sex, and perhaps Infatuated by the recent loss
of two of her kittens" was not SO tractable,
and showed fight, but Prof. Whites determined
manner soon brought her TO terms, and Slip
noosing the Younger one and slowly draw
inc il into an empty cage, the mother was in
duced TO follow aud thus were both the fero-
cious beasts secured, and all immediate danger
from them was over. The other animals were
captured without much trouble, and ut shout
ten O'Clock the show arrived at Cory, when an
immense crowd of people were patiently await
ing their coming. 1t is at once singular and
fortunate that no one was seriously injured, nor
were any very valuable animals hurt Four
cars, with their contents, were wrecked, and
many animals let loose, hut il is believed that
most of them have been uecapturcd, the hons
being the only dangerous ones THAI were let
loose. The accident was caused 10y Il switch
being ont Of place, and both the Switchman snd
engineer are blamed. Ii is probable that who
ever is TO blame. the railway company will
have round bin Of damages to pay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

CIEoPATRA's NEEnLg.-"An Anglo Egyp'
tian'' writes a letter 20 the London Times CON
corning a proposal 10 transport the PROSTATE
needle from Alexandria and erect Il on the
Thames embaukmcpl as follows;
in 1852 similar proposal was made 10y the
promoters Of the Svdenham palace, aud the
writer (then living in AleNandria) took some
trouble 70 ascertain its condition aud the prac-
ticahihty OF its removal AZ that time e was
exposed aui easily examined. Il was found
that the angles OF tho ohclisk we've mnch
chippod, the hjcrg)yphics on Que square almost
entirely obioVa,od. aud il was considered
not worth the labor and cost OF transport. II
has since been coVoud up by tho tornica'
mons,
"rhc oujy wsv 20 remove il would I've that
adopted hv the French In the case Of the Luxor
M0n0lih ,Uow in the Place dc Ia Coneorde)
namely. bv removing part ot the wall OF the Tor
iGesjiopS, aud djgCjng 4 canal deep enough 10
fosi csiSSou which must DC built around II as
10 lies. ami thus tOwCl during the nne weather
10 Ea1laUd. The east harhor is, unfortunately,
shallow, sud ships caGaut come within quar-
ter 81 8 mile 81 itS site. SO that the transport and
Sh.n;ncps 81 the needle on board vessel con'
strUctod with an opening 10 receive and a piai,
form 10 carry IL taS al the tlme propoSed) Would
he 8 matter OF cNtrrme difficulty.
''On she WHOLE | continue OF opinion that II
is nos worth the Trouble in its present state, and
doubt if it is capable OF restoration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

MESAGERIE LoosE.--As Barnums show
was leaving Erie Pa, on Saturday morning en-
route to Cory, one Of the trains drawn by two
engines was thrown from The track, and both
locomotives and several cars were preciptated
down the bank the two former mbedded IN the
earth, Whlle The latter was completely wrecked,
and the entire tram and its contents received a
lively shaking up The lions roared, the mon.
keys chartered, parrots screamed, the great rbi-
nocerous snOrted and bawled, while the less fero.
cious auimals, like the giraffe and Gland. shrank
trembling into corners, refusing to recognize lie
caresses Of their keepers. AS the accident
happened about two O'clock in the morning.
aud the night was cloudy and dark, the
confusion that reigned must be imagined, for it
cannot be described. IL was speedily discov.
cred that cage containing two Asiahc lions
was among the wreck, and the terrified perform
efs were not long in learning that these two
mOuarchs Of the Jungle were loose aud unframed
| lhls Tact added terror TO the scene and STAN.
| pede Tor safety Immediately ensued Professor
| Charles White, the celebrated lion.tamer alone
| remained undlsmayed, and Immediately began
| pefieciing arrangements TO secure his pets, q
leat, as may be supposed, not easily accom-
pishod. Providing himself with an ordinar,
fawhide, Professor White advanced toward tht
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

A correspondent wishes informa ton through
the Spy from some one acquainted with plans
for planting trees on the western praires,
whether few quarts OF elm seed would be use
full, and if Sc where they could be sent to the
best advantage. W: have no special inGorma'
ton on the subject further than this, that the
elm is common in the west where any timber Is
found, and where timber is most rare the few
trees which fringe the banks of the streams are
elms and cottonwoods. Elm seed, therefore, we
conclude, can be obtained when wanted. Elm,
it may also be said, is of less value for timber
than most other trees, and we suppose that in
planting trees on considerable scale the prefer
euce would be given to those which would be
most serviceable for building or other practical
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

an invention, which sboald secure lor rs mn.
thor the friendship Of Mr.. Bergh and A yalpslIs
testimonial from the society for the preyeu,inn
OF cruelty to animals, : called The gyro-,so.on
and j. intended as a substitute Cor thu birds nsed
as material for that wIetched sport called tooon
trap shooting. i is said to reduce the expense
and 10 give much better test Of skill. The IN
seniion consists Of a steel fan in the form of III,
10Y called the aerial top, which rises from
rotary motion given to i BY string. The COS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
Worcester Five Gents Savings Bank.
NO. 240 MAN STREET

NO e48 NAN STREET.
OPEN FRoM............,.,9 A. NJ to p. Mp to4P. NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Doll
LARS receced and put upon interest on the first of ererv
MONTH
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
july and ii not withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled to receive interest Three Doll
lars CHAS, L. PUTNAM President
GEORGE w. WHEELER. Treasurer diff iy2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
The ISLANDERS ON MIR. Cramer, the United
States Minister TO Copenhagen.

VII VIZ 70fN71tes1 Tue H'F1FVRf %'t"9 W
To our utmost establishment we find in the
American papers charges of misconduct and in
discretion against his excellency Mr.. Cramer,
the ambassador of the United States to this
kingdom. Mr.. Cramer is charged in the Amer
lean papers with gross misconduct in office,
with having participated in diScredltable scenes
at the riYo, and with having been OstraciSed
in society In consequence of his shortcomings
After thorough investigation Of the charges
preferred in the above-named papers against
MIR. Cramer, we herewith pronounce them ficti-
tiOuS from first to last. There is no member of
the diplomatic corps in this city who enjoys a
higher share of general esteem than the Amer
lean ambassador, and we simply give express
sion TO the sentiments Of those who have been
brought into contact with him in saying that
there is in this capital of Denmark no gentle
man but esteems it an honor to hold INTERCEPT rse
with Mr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
LATEsT WARRANTS.

NEW FORK June l5.-fhe money market closed easv
with the street quotations at g 5per cent Gold closed
IT ll5h Tho shipment for the week amounted to 81
ViVOOht3 me assistant treasurer paid out 81 900 on
account OF 5-sVs redeemed making the grand total S5j
50 wv, and sl5VO on account Of interest.
Government bonds at the close were strong Wa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

and, like tunip seed when sown broadcast,
there is very much more danger in sowing too
much rather than too little seed. | consider Il
as light crop as 10 Sappins the ground as can
he raised F."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

spring sls0; Noa SIS. Corn steady. No mixed at
a u aSAe cash uue 46he for July; 4Sc fer August
rcclcd t2t2Ac Oats steady nj i9c IN special ho,lses
regular dull aud eier az a u s5c July lower at S4ho
Rye dnl and unchanged; No . at Tic Barley nominal
Whiskoy dull and oders unwilling TO make eonces-
sians: SIC bid Sjc asked Provisions quiet and I'M
changed Cattle Stcaty Live hogs steady at 81 40 "a
Saws Rcceipts-5o00 bbs -four. p VeO bush wheat
M 600 bush corn. i6l 600 bush oats ZOO bush rye 1000
husn barley 1900 cattle 1000 hogs Shpmtnts-SJ0 900
bills flour $3.50! bush wheat $1,000 bush corn, 80 OOO
bush oa's lNQO bush barley. $500 cattle, toU0 hogs
CINCINNArI. June rs Pork quiet and unchanged;
regular SllsS; city packed offered at sl462E buyer
june Ruk meats held-shoulders at 4Ac; clear rib
sides AZ CSC; clear sides at 6S 6Ac bid for clear rib
sides delivered al Terrc Ilaute, Bacon duh and nrm;
shoulders Ssc; clear rib sides IKE; clear sides Ihc
asked live hogs steady at 81 % lis; receipts 1000
Whisky dull anil over at SIC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

Worcester Gas Light COAapany.
C0hE,
This CHnAP AND MOST DRsIRABLE FUEL fo- Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered to the
Frees ~
One Ghaldron of So bushes..................s5NQ
In quantities less than Half ChsiiIon Is cents per
Payments MAY be naue and orders for its delivery will
ne Issued N9b at the Office OF the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster st., up stairs. dtl Ial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

Is ruIs DAGGER see before me? No. its bottle of
Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
SpstiaI Hotties.


10 inventors
and all others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FoRkIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments lnterterenee and other Patent Gases at
tended to by JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass
3O3 Main st. diff nblq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
BOSTON STOCK sALEs-June 10.


CniCAoo, June la.--Foar quiet and unchanged Whont
IN tur dgnaid and firm for cash, clOding qulel Nol
spring Siiss quiet and lower for July al si,iIs No