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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
HUMORS OF THE ELECTION.
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A majority of the Liberal journals treat
the result of Tuesdays election WIKI the best Of good
nature and show no indications OF the sourness which
sometimes accompanies defeat Tho Springfield RePHbti-
can is fairly Ioval and under the head OF Echoes OF
the Campaign" publishes a column or more OF humor-
GUS and pointed paragraphs Of which we give the fol
lowing;
Gratz was a little out OF the way N his calculations,
Yes we did hear something drop; heard it with pain
full disnctness But IL remains 10 Do seen whose toes
ache worst in tho long run.
The Blue Hen must be sOrely puzzled ~ the strange
behavior OF her chickens this year Ihey are largely
webfooted, aud manifest weakness ivr padding In
We learn from the Boston papers that that hopefully
p0us statesman, Gen. b. +. Butler, has puDhcy re-
turned thanks 10 heaven for prolOngnB Ma Io " VIII
nesslhe events OF last Tuesday
The dlsinteTested Mr. Creswe trumps the equally dis
interested MI Boutwel's lead by renarking: III may
seem proper tor De, knowing Gen. Grant as Intimately
do, 70 say that God never placed ON TINS earth
purcr or nobler citizen"
II Gen Grant will now improve his opportun ties and
show himself al last reforming President The TRIB.
UNR promises him cordial recognition ana praise" Aud
in this The TRIBUNE merely makes Itself the mouth
piece OF all sincere Liberals everywhere.
Shades OF Ananias and Sapphirl Here Is The kee-
York Times talking In this On our side the con
fest has been conducted on the basis OF appeals Justice
and the good of the people" And yet there
people who would exclude tue word cheek from the
vocabulary OF our language
are all that could be desired. there would to be
dspOstOn In quarters 10 ignore tho human insfu
mentality-tne arm Of flesh. 50 70 speak Considering
what he has done this Summer for the party Mr.. Came
ron is getting rather shabby treatment.
The OIepeIand Cohio) PiaindeaIsr (Dem.), publishes
cut of very dyspeptio looking rooster, aud thus
uents upon his forlorn appearance:
Pp-A disease which horny pssls grows the
our rooster's got IL. The pecle on the tip OF the
tongue prevents Growing The Disease Ia not necessarily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Bar. Lla. wy-.. Hopss. a. I.ss .. C.s. s,...a C.
S,s .Ts S:' w. w P:s kssS " III ss.s
seSr Am DOLE Bunes Riebrsoud, Va, slsgs Psey Mil.
sS / G SsnS Ti ss,:t Saf:ss sse
cst S S T Gi a riaii'f Ba. i'9 @''' D '
scSr ETsn, Burger Stamford stamford s'A'f'e'nnnsO"
s,.m.b,o Charleston. Berry Charleston with and pee.
sssm.o "a Dominica Bourne Richmond City Point and Sor
sssa@ssp Leo Dearborn Win d's and pA to M"rs
statassp Go. Ms., saaVsoO, SoTodeans Now with Hd',
's ss%.hp JOIN Gs.oa Winters Gsogsorn c. With mise 'aa
pT s.,1.S f b. j. Baker Baker Norfolk With the vii
eSSp wpuShby srou Sors hours oEei this port By
sbIe ooebe oi Windsor n ST. Gown Antwerp oe and Flash
BARK Mary dsou, tof ST. Andrew n b. Tucker M0O'srd'e II
Bs IJ5 sor) wod Bio Janero Sept 10. via Hampton Foods
Biri Flor. Hubert of Richmond Mel May Pensacola IS dAT'
BAH Florence Peters of Portand Mitchell MsnI~ Is daJ "@
BIG Pearl lnew 200 tuns) Neal NevIIsvsu Ia ballast
r. Law of liverpool n ST. Boddsn 81 Andre"H Ceo
schr oon Gordon Corpus Christi days with hd's '0d
scir Jennie Wiley Cof Boool wiley VernaHdin, PA 10 i'
3" sebr Francis Huber Crannsr James River Va.
schr Anshes, IngrssaT sis.eealpoE fos Ih9na,sga
Sehr = G. saT S aa S"y y,1 days. Wild "'ef
selr Yankee Doodle MsiSburJ. Virginia
SAILED. -
Steamship. Deutscaland for Bremen Ciorni, Gbsgo~; Celtic
ParhS spain and CITY Of Brussels for h,speol AIgoo fSr B.o
and Ee Orleans fr EevOresns Asbd salvador for "a
yannahi Manhattan for Charest0n NJsnoke Tor hohnon
Knight ship hagtalene for Bremen barb r. Amer
son for Havana brig Torid Zone, for PortanPnnoe
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poro, Nov a-Aryrd steamship Lawrence, FROM Norfolk
IEWE, Del Nov 9-Salsd. brig w. W Lord, Tor opieu
SAvANSAH g-Arived, steamship Virgo. and barn PsiJ
Belle NeElOrk SaeJ steamships San Jacn0 an1 h0asNep
FOR New York bark Madagascar, for Boen0s Ayre%
c. 9-Saled, steamship Champion, Tor
YORK Arrived steamship James Adger. from New fork.
asAN FRANCISCO Nov eSsiled b. bark George CrAshAH '
Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS. -.
orzr1Srowy Nov sThe GUARD Steamships Scotia Loa
from Liverpool srnyed here az II O'CLOCK WIS
morning. =, a., -, ,,.-f.. . h,r,..na
fom tie night accompanied b sOe sno
y,n Tbe steamship Mdwsy arrived inward bound, al 0c0eA w.
and is nor at anchor outside waiting for pilot
WTALERS. -
v,~crco Nov lOsrnve yhalers LsdOga, Asska James
Ap and bark De Shanghai Sailed bark tlent TOT @@Na
DISASTERS.
orxRzc Nov B-FOur bound vessels are reporter As u
ur the gale The brig Lston ashore one ne aoos
a. ia River ~ Loup wharf; the bark Liverpool Is asnoie oppose
Ts Psto having Der anchors and chans me hAnsY s
eT Two vessels unknown being distance 1rher Up Ihe
49, car. Mitchell 2h OF september, Vito arg %
lbay wa The captain and two men "e
The mnier Of the taken OF By another vessel ana M
8 GreenOck. -. A.. .,,suv al Az The
wind is sbating Lake Huron is funeusF rough -, -.
8-Heayy weather mas been PS'aHSf ~
eses have been into the harbor for relage;
For --latest shin heUS see Fun Pdge'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THIS CITY.
nanny DAHrAcFD-IOsS S150000

BADLY DAMAGED-LOss $4,000.
About / a. m. on Saturday fire was dis
covered large quantity OF lumber stored In the
starbuilders yard between the ivestory brick build
ing No. 256 West Twenty-eighth-st. and a similar
structure No 257 West Twenty near Eighth
ave. The flames supposed to have been caused by
sparks from another fire which occurred in IVES. Twenty
si1tb-s at an earlier hour spread with such rapidy
that three buildings totally destroyed and others
badly damaged The losses, estimated at about $500OO
are reported as follows with the assurances, as far as
ascertained
Crawford estate, totally destroyed los 10 W
floor uuocud second snd third noo occupied BY I'd
third And fourth by Ray mehnisi and James Wooor
WOO" S s Me-, also owned b. heir, of the Crawford
totally des,royd loss soo' no n;onne1 @ moor sad
900; machinery ~ 900 IN The Lyeomng o. PeuH
5000 iSua Tor 90 on he oeI s q Cincinnati
Tie resory bunE She Of Nos 253 and 25 West
weBycven owned b. tie heirs Of the Storms estate totally de-
MoptTos Martin macs loss $4,000 thru hoof
SssIsS 90 n:uS,c tS ndsr q tho BY Dsrrow
manufacturer Of sga instruments oss 5000 insured Tor sloT
Abu wee damage 5000 no Insurance Frt hoo and base
stof S5d sehay 5000 Second soor occupied sy
SbSFr wOotusr; los 5000 insured for go in the Wet
chester ua FOURTH sO9 ocouRs b J. D sss9EA9P ms Ss,,
1o.S soo By D. Mott muHu'earer Of band screws 0
10 Twenty seventh 81 four story saek d. teaemenhouse
building &JOOi DO nsuraneei
floors occupied By George Hsme oeU and dwell
ing damage 90 insured COZ 500 the Merchants Third floor
occupied dwelling loss 800 insured fOE 800 In
Metropolitan floor occupied By James Delaney and Andrew
NeKiterT A. dwellings, loss, sos each,
No 29 West Twenty seveuht brick building owned BY
T. Welcb loss Or 0O insured for $1,000 FTs and second
floors occupied BY W Lssaf tops; loss s2o insured for
The front occupied BY T. Qun, maker cf bal
rstsr poss $500 Third aoOr VIM Shaw bonnet
S,rens loss $500 insured IN the WILLIAMSBURG City.
Inc r,sr buildings premises No Isl West Twenty seyeaths
was seriously oamsged the fourth soor oeeupei by " Burnsp
srgeuer OF maehnes socf damaged $500 in
800 h ~ Boyery Of New and Franklin Of Philadelphia
No Isl West (earl also seriously dsmaged
Is f,or oouped by Rech, Nootuner and second floor BY
Johu Rueht cutler o o. 500 each insurance third and fourth
e. h. IN Wsge Suspendsr and Sash Ribbon Factory lou S2O
no nsgf.ns 10 West ghthsi considerably dam
sgei bv Gre No. + West TWentY ouIftory
ei owned Mrs DAuSW Se ouily damaged loss
on buhg furniture g<5o0 nsursd for 5000 No As West
four brick seriously damaged
the lover portion occupied saloon and dwelling - L. Field
usr WHO $500 for 600 the National The oss OF
oshe . small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
DR. ECCHEvERRIA REMOVED FROM WARDS
ISLAND.

At a secret meeting, on Friday afternoon last,
the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction passed
resolutions removing Dr. NJ Gonzalez Eccheverria from
the position Of Resident Physician Of the New-York
City Asylum for the Insane, on Wards Island, and
nng the vacancy by the transfer of DR.. r. L. Parsons
OF the Baekwen's Island Asylum Warden Burke was
also transferred 70 the Amshouse, and Warden Smythe
from the Almshouse TO the Wards Island Asylum IN place
OF Warden Burke. The Commissioners refused 10 pub
ish the details Of the proceedings which were supple
Iuentary 20 previous secret sessions az which the serious
charges made by the Resident Physician against the
Warden other officers said iDyegti-
gated The transfers have already been made IN accord
soee with the resolutions, which reported TO have
fbe same meeting the resignation Of number OF the at
tendapts OF tie Asylum rendered before the OF
the Resideuf Pbysician and In consequence OF his
charges, were received but put aside for future
afHar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
DECIsIONS-Nov.9 0.

SUPREME Court Chambes-By Judge Ir rraham.-
Penens AIT Fenens-Repor conarmei gDent Of
divorce granted Atwood ag AtwoodThe same II - ast ku'
evidence Of adultery the admission Of the defend
granted such admission. There be no
difficulty getting proper testimony Referred back Tbs People
Board Of AppoOnme1t granted The
People Hunt The SameMOhon granted The People 6e
Smith The Samehotol granted The People, ke FaVey aSt
Th. Same-hotiOn granted.
By Pancer-BroSu sgt Turner al Motion vaae Judg
Brsar Deyuss and ors
granted In Ella wsh otherwise called Maria Wesenbseh-Wht
dismissed child remsnde the custody Of the respondent toe
opnon) Donnoly &c. Bailey and ohes-Repo wanted
Nv iye Brady .Dwyer AIT DIVER Ors-Order settled In the
matter ofth, Baltimore Fire Insurance ComDanYOrie settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
,., Our rooster. had 1. every four years for good

while - .hnoxe,, pnad IN hin,
rsasnt topics such "a Greeley on subsoing and plant
ne Means Initiate the OF victorious COCK wrsP
h ~ Ia IN NETWORK TRIBUNE, and sponge his head
,vitb water from the tidal wave. Promise him corn
ithon oarboc acid and IN nine cases out Oh ten tho
bird will come out all right. 49,. -,
Joh sad he would not live always and he did MT ASK
a., tav Ourrooser feesia good deal that way lie IL III
somefbing like Jobs condition Job had bols and feons
our ROSTERS got pellicle and ringworm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
alarble ano Slate Glantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
"A IZNG WORKS l4 1876 East Egheenth-st hafOie sna
NsTred Msnte Thing Marble Counters Monuments a. prices AA
DEFY competition Marble turning for the trade
GTEWARTgs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
JsSgss Slate work description MARBLE ans
WOOD G4STEis 7. r. STEWART Co., 80 aud ~ West
TwentV-thiri-st. near seventh-aye
q KLARER g. Co., MARBLE WORKS, 223
- We.t between Broadway and Hghth-Ee- msros
nd Msrbeis Mane Monuments Heaones ofsuPeor NofAnsn
dip at very low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
RICHARD Z. MARVIN.
From 7A> CAautauqua Democrat

From Th> CAdUt1Hqrd Democrat
The Hon. Richard p. Marvin left to-day for
NeWYork CITY, where he will be Joined by his daughter
Miss Belief and his brother Judge William Marvin Of
Sksneatees N " and his wife. and from thence they
leave on Saturday next In the Italy OF the Ma
tional line ior trip through Europe They will be alb
sent some six or twelve months. The many warm and
sincere friends Of Judge only here at his home,
but wherever his extensive reputation has made him
KNOWN will rejoice that he Is enabled 10 avail himself Of
this opportunity OF improving his somewhat broken
health. only add our sincere wish that he may
return restored I'm health and yigor aud be spared
manY Years OF prOsperity and happiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
CRIMINAL NOTES,

At tho Tombs Police Court, yesterday Edward
Gil held charge OF Ps1uy having alleged INon in the
Supreme Court In February s that be ed s'I Of mreAn
di,s and s. schooner T.
1851 and having sw9 September l that 10 OnlT s
$4,000 has snd he Atlantic Mutual and Western
Marine Company for the spounL
Charles Droerris charged with reflling old cigar
bed Saturday In $500 bail b. Commissioner shields
hos Kernah charged A committing Of fraudulent hsnkupr
vas he'd Low ball Rdsafd Rsbsrs As Hph bsk " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

some time ago, for sssaulting bis wife, who
then went 20 live with the accused. on re-
turning from imprisonment Slroutmap 10 alleged,
tried TO recover the woman, and IN ngh .nss ensuoo
rested on a CorOner's warrant, last Saturday night,
alleges that strOutman attacked his wlie Win kne
about three mouths ago. and that he defense OF the
woman struck stroutman with q small Suck An in-
0u will held to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
A11rnrn MURDER.

John Stroutman, age 30, of No. 142 Essex
st died IN Bellevue Hospital. Thursday from frsc-
ture OF the skull alleged 70 have been inflicted with
blunt weapon by Louis Reichenscher, age TO- a
blacksmith, Of No. II BrOome-st IL appears
that stroutman was sent TO BlaokWeus Islaao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
DEpARruRE OF FoREIGN wills.
MONDAY, Nov. N.


No Steamship Mails
" g. is closed at the NeWYork PoSt0mce every
FRIDAY o'clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- on
SATURDAY. ST M.
postage all the West Indies except when going direct viii
Be 10 the s Piper cents each which must be prepaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

M..,s ,s.rod VIA .saax ta Josa Mos sesmsa
90 ssFs arrested vines he reaches this Po on .snsns
t.ad b, om miav. Of the British Consu
Bsr Franz charged With fsu In The ooeoaoa Of
a psndOp s held for examination today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvAHNAH-In steamship Leo Nov al Henri g. 7.
Dueku Miss DuckSI g. h Taylor, yohn Csrsy " uoHon
child ~ Jorou Ann Harris VIM Nelson Chss Brown
Argus Brown, Z. Moses, g. N. Gorloa Geo. Beverage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
MINIATURE Almanac

Sun rises Ga sun f:45 Moon Sets"..,. 2Ji
| wATER rHls DAv-Ah
Sandy Hook 400 Cove Island 501 Hell Gate Po GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

G., , "a SIMMONS caps d. NJ SIN moss
-. r.,nt,n lrAfs,,re NeS-bed
ford Marhas Yneya Nantucket aad a net ~ Ias Ps.
md Cape Col Railway Asa through tcfr.s 80 ka ~.
Aurs Love Coaeor Nashua Manchester, lssen vs.s.
WHiTR MOUNT AIMS and all points no - a.rsss sor,ns
,.ts rooms apply al Broadvayi ~ bfs-H ~.
Broadway cerpsr rwsasy thirdst DOdt kSPfv's V1
~AN ~" A. 2. BACON sAperis'as1s~H
HR MANaAx General FrsisA, AEss1
OAND, McNALLY g. Co.'S k ia,. -. s as
IL GIDk AND nAND BOOK gives ne h~ss ans essa ss 81
ares d all sss gvvs TIE gePs. "a. ~ al. ~ al
syety railroad aal nvsf tess IA We " u ~ N~'-~
asvhealstL Paos - ss<AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.

The name of the new piece soon to be pro-
duced at the Grand Opera HOuso is Round the Clock
The present week at the Fifth Avenue Theater Will DO
devoted TO comedies. Mis Agnes Ethel will continue TO
act at the Union Square Theator in Mr. sardou's
Agnes" ale Roi CarOtte" s keeps the stage OF the
Grand Opera House. The opening OF Nbo's Garden is
set down for November 49, Tie sDecace will be called
Leo and Lotus" Barnums opening IS postponed TIL
the Sth account of sickness among his horses The
customary light entertainments may be found ~ the
California Minstres, EmeIsOns Minstrels ana Tony
Pastors Opera House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.
re- CuA1JJs-cLAFLIN SCANDAL.

rrsrMoNr OF Woodruff, CLAFLTN, THEIR
FATHER, MRS. LAURA CUPPT SMITH, AND
y MAXWELL.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-04
Ayers
Hair N!gor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. It soon
restores tadeG
or gray hair
to its original
color. NTH tie
Smyrna times., 1872-12-04
Delaware Railroad Line
sum Hner ArranSem m .
On and after

MONDAY, july 29th 1872,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains SUNDAYS
excepted.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-04

control them. The testimony of our best citi.
zens, of all classes establishes the fact that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure tho affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections OF the Pulmonary Organs
yield TO Its power; and cases of Consump-
tiOn, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
Heved, were they not proven beyond dispute
AS remedy II is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. BY curing Courhs.
the forcrunners OF more serious disease 1t saves
unnumbered lives and amount Of suffering
not to be computed II challenges trial and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every family should
keep II on hand as protection against the early
and unperceiyed attack OF Pulmonary Affections
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable and too often fatal, II neglected. Ten.
der lungs need this defence; and Il Is unwise to
be without II. As a safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
Is Invaluable for, by it's timely use, multi
utudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to tho love and affection centred on them
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and health-restoring sleep. No
one Will suffer troublesome Iufiuenza and pain
fnl Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product OF long laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
ned upon as possessing all tho virtues Il has ever
exhibited and capable of producing cures a
memorable rs the greatest 1t has ever effected.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-04
ever 9GESTd daSr5 "rAiHFEP12i riF Fl u mos liberal t.
DISCOVERED

STASLFyli iNE1 i S2NE u AEHIGA-H Adventnpes THE
ful Car, ~ IL -,u.l 'paai#s I.c4-uts ~ tie Wonirr
tyss Ns 81 tue 'Srsa ravsier ~ Animal. "a
hsssiabs orffrI Tf o. 5gSg q Ri; ~
Co Chicago HIS PIi!Adelri.it ia % NJ
Smyrna times., 1872-12-04
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Cough, Bronchftis- A sthma
and Consumption.

Among tho great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real value TO
mankind than this ef.
fectual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that It does
Rtfrply aud pfTartuaIlw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07
4 l. E X 4 \ ID Z | A -,

THE HORSE DTsEAsE.-The horse disease
does lot seem TO be virulent in form here, but IS
soeNtenSiye that II embraces some forty horses
within the city limits and 4 Considerable mum
Der at west end. at Chathlm's stables all the
horses are affected, but none of them serious.
MT Davis has several affected horses, but SIR.
Leggs stable on Washin gtOn street, has entirely
escaped the disease. MI. Legg has for some
time mingled salt with each feed OF the horses
and has given them mustard "a preventive
besides using the ordinary disinfectants. His
success so far Is astonishing But one horse has 20
far died OF the malady. Many OF the hoJ ses are
getting better.
TIE METHODIST REvIvlL-The revival in
TIN. c.urch appears 10 be still on the increase
ard the influence is widening and deeneniuy
and the present bids fair 70 be one Of the great
est religious works ever witnessed in the city
The pastor, Rev. y. /. killgOre, ID. D., has had
no ministerial help for a week mast, but nun-
her OF Baltimore ministers are expected TO be
IN ATTENDANCE tonight. Last night there we're
eleven at the altar-seveu gentlemen and four
ladies.
HOYoEABLY ACQUIrTED.-Warnar Pend'ston
was examined day before Justice Barnum
AT west end, on charge of murder, III the killing
OF BRAN Gibson, on SATURDAY last. Penileton
was brought from the Alex IndTia COUNTY IaiI
where he had been placed for safe keeping bv
CoDs able Howard, and was dis ,harga,i, a. M
evidence showed that Gibson was killed by the
accidental discharge of gun in Pendieton's
hands.
NEW CLERK OF THE COUNTY CoURr.-John
SyphaN, co!Ored, has been elected clerk Of the
county court OF this county over David II unt=r
the present incumbent, who b - IN AIDE an eli
cieut officer.
ALEXANDER IN COSTA RTCA.-Letters have
been received from Costa RiCa, up TO the 18th
OF October, which say that all those engaged in
the engineering expedition from this place and
nelghboThood. are we'll and doing well.-Gazetis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07

~The cholera has spread beyond Hungary,
and appears at Vienna, Berlin, aud Prague.
~The URivers has become elegantly and
originally sarcastic: IL calls Prince Bismarck
some OF the horns Of the devil"
There is mourning in Walker, Mich. A
barn burned down and forty barrels OF cider
had to be used to prevent the spread Of the
flames.
SThe young French Countess de Montfort
gave birth to son in her carriage, the other
day, while returning from drive in the Bots de
Boulogne.
ga New Bedford bride and bridegroom on
their wedding tour were taken from the station
20 the hotel in Boston, in Q hack drawn by oxen
with white ribbons on their horns.
ga Miss Eliza Lyman has contracted to
furnish tie lumber for AL the water tanks and
depot buildings OF new railroad to be built in
Vermont. What is more, she is going to super
intend tho work under the contract herself.
~Thomas Sully, one Of the chief of Ameri-
can artists a generation or two ago, died Tues
day at his residence in Philadelphia, in his 9lst
year. He was a native of England, but when
ten years old removed with his parents to this
country. -..a
sSDr. Pate, of Holton, Kansas, on Tuesday
evening prescribed choral for q patient, who
complained that he could not keep 1t on his
stomach. The doctor, TO convince him that it
could be kept down, took the dose himself, and
died from the effects of it.
"They have another new wrinkle in Boston.
The Highland horse railway, q new line which
has Just been established after much hard fight
routes srnoking-csrs, which are run every halt
hour Tor the accommodation Of the lovers of the
weed. Sucba wrinkle Ii not destined to be one
OF old age.