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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-20
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open IRON A. M. to9P. N.
On Sunday from to Q p NJ.
sCHENCK's PuLMoNIC SYRUP.
sCHENCK's sEAwEED TONIC,


the only Medicines that will Pulmonary Con-
Frequently medicines that stop cough win occasion
the death OF the patient They lock the liver stop the
circulation the blood, hemorrhage follows, and, in
tSct hsy clog the action OF the very organs that caused
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes Of two
thirds Of the cases of CONSUMPTION Many COM
plain OF dull pain In the side, constipation coated
tong pain IN The shoulder blade feelings OF drowsness
ana resessness the food lying hesyy on the stomach
These symptoms usually originate from disordered
condition Of the stomach or torpid liver
Persons 50 affected, II they take one or two heavy
colds an the cough in these be suddenly checked
will the stomach and liver clogged remaining torpid
and inactive and, almost before they are aware the
lungs Of sores and ulcerated the result sf
schenckS Puimonic Syrup is an expectorant which
docs not contain opium or anything calculated 10 check
a cough suddenly.
scncncks seawced Tonic dissoives the food, mixes
with the gastric Juices OF the stomach aids digestion and
creates n ravenous appetite
When the bowels cosvc skin sallow or the symp-
toms otherwise OF bilious tendency, Schenck's MAN
drake Pills required. H
j. II. sGHENCK SON,
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch sts Philadelphia.
And are for sale BY all druggists and dealers.
wholesale agent JNO. y. HENRY, Nos 8 aud College
place, New York.
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SAILED.

Steamships Thurngia Hamburg City o. Bristol, Liver
pool; City OF Havana Havana; Magnolia, Savannah
Isaac Belt Richmond &c bsrks Jcrnras, Dundaik ia,
cob. Belfast; Anna, Elsinore; LELAND Riga China, Ros-
took; Nuovi Doveri Rotterdam Mariana Galitoa, Cork
Chise Bremen John Chase, Antwerp; For scte, Pen.
arth brig Village Bell Georgetown, DEM schr Sam We'll
Ter, Salonca
Wind at sunset wSW, fresh.
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NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Wholesome. L. and the is
now open tor the transaction OF business.
The line will be found OF great service TO 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 other telegraph communication with
Whitestonc the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private and the same attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established
Private messages twenty-five for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For n message of twenty words
less to be delivered board vessels Off Whtestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the NEW YORK HERALD free
OFFICES.
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch Office, Boerum and Fulton
streets Brooklyn.
Wholesome Dock, whitestonc, H.
At the Herald Branch Offices, of Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn, and 1858 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all steamers daily.
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fTHE SAXON BAND.-TIE MANAGERS OF THE
Il Royal Saxon Ban at Busch's Hotel In Ho-
boken, and All those wishing to make business arrange.
mcnts with them are REQUESTED 70 call ~ once
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
mers. SAILS. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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ELLANEOUS.

MlSCELLANEOUS.
A BSoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n of different States; legal everywhere no publicity;
fees in advance; advice free for every
state. FREDERICK l. KING.
Counsellor at-law. 363 Broadway.
BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
States legal desertion, &C. sufcient
cause publicity required; charge until divorce
granted; advice free. NJ. HOUSE. Attorney,
1g Broadway.
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ship ciyi'ts !Au v.,sien antwerp Awqs via Flush ,,
ship gerhard gsD Klamp Rotterdam IS days, with
Bsrl Hdeine oi London Halliday. Swansea 81 days;
o6 Ssrs Ms.ns sats days. with sui
Bark Robert Godfrey OF s. JSh NIB csspmsn Gal !,
ssss, Win c. s.sns
Bros vessel e master June LAT 4 - lon e 10 spoke
Brig Sharoe & GSes with cork
IN u
1y % 70 s sS with dse
10 Alexander Murphy N''-"'
TS p q Rss. ssss q.
Brig cassstee of kehmond Me- smmqn mas
sr Sa@se sss
a. M and Sssa to NE heavv
ans cabin and ssta,nns he vessel badly causing
s sssas
Brig Antelope, Rumba MStanzas days, with molasses
molasses to Brugiere Aviles; vessel to Miller 4
se6r Thomas Hyde. Cain, cisnfasgos 10 days. with
to ssS o g 60 ysn. M stn,
days, with melado to Galway Cascade; vessel to P
schr warren lot Deer Islel, johnson, Eleuthers
days, with pineapples TO James Douglas; vessel to
schr Julia Decker Freeman, Eleutlera, days with
anes
w eh1 aar 70 w Iese ds &c with
lumber to Drew Buckeye, vessel to Miller Haugh
Conn stro.t srunswisI Ca i day: with
Schr Emma McAdam, Murch, Savannah, q days. with
lumber to Eppnger Russell; vessel to John Boynton's
! Son Co.
sfsi E?ssss snspnsss
sshr Xdsiia cofso NO doarey. Wilmington NC days
schr Agile Robest. swsnroush NC, days. with naval
stores to Dollner, Potter Co.
Schr Nellie Potter Gaskill, Washington, NC, days,
with naval stores to w Hinman.
Schr Rebecca Knight, BARTLETT Virginia.
Schr John Lentha Martin, Virginia.
schr Jayne, RaynOr Virginia.
Schr N = Turner Camp. Virginia.
Schr Jnlius Webb, Cranmer. Virginia
schr Joseph Franklin, Randolph. Virginia.
Schr \ ? simmons, Godfrey, virginia
,Schr Kelsey, Steelman, Virginia.
Schr Merritt, Hodges Virginia.
Schr Edwin, Ingersall, Virginia
Schr Henry Parker, Lewis, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Wauponsa, Meade, Morris River, j.
Schr Sarah Johnson Boston, days, In ballast to
master. Etm
The Bark f Mcneil, Cromwell, from Matanzas which
arrived Is Is consigned to Baker, and the cargo to
YOungs, Smith i Co.
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port June ID briss Suase Dak9. FOR New York
for do do: Isabella, Tor New York do; 6 whItiord,
QuEEssrowS, June IS . AM-Arrived, steamship Greece
% & ssS S sS S SsRp SSs @
siS s,i yST dy
RIO 51sfao May s-sailed, brig Sea Bird cBr,, Card
In port May rs bark Maggie IIugg, Hugs. for Bali
oi
@ 4tfysd saas ols ss
Arroyo to load for north OF Hateras 18Th bsss Agnes
Barton, Knight, Martinique; Amelia 'tBr), Deal, Ba
Sailed May 20 bark Kaleya Russ wikland, Bull River
I'm brig Eisdona DR. Thompson AreciTc, to load Tor
Ma June sn yrsns
Isle SKYE sT NORM for DO John Fercs To o
sass Nay =. bark GGazsls, Dukes. New YORK; y.
IT JOINS pr, May ss-Arrlved brigs Julia Blake sBD
%" ISs @eSs,e aGR@ Ss
srpsEy, CD, June i4-Arrived, bark stag Br,, Robin
JOHN, Nh, June l71clcared barks oarioca CBr, Ca
Emily Raymond B Keith saiansa orig
rom MY Gso & e 70 New "
load for Europe).
American Ports.
BOSTON, June lS-Arrtved. schrs John Paige, Haley
Philadelphia Eliza Emery, Clayton do; Mary Weaver
Weaver do; Fox, Endicott, do; N Il Rockhiil
Rcckhill do; Porter, Allen, Port Johnson; Fannie
Cleared Steamer Sereus. Bearse New York ship Mary
Galveston; 4 Squire, wixon, Georgetown. DC, via
Also cleared, steamer Saxon, Crowen, Philadelphia:
briggs Antilles Thestrup Portland: Castiian, Crouc her
arb; Arabella, Smith, do tor do
Sailed, steamer Saxon, bark scotland.
l9th-Arrivcd steamer Neptune, Baker, New York ;
barks Prudent UtaD, Purneto, Palermo; Zephyrinc
(Br), Johnston Demerara br,gs Julia Carney, Phila
dephia; Maria Wheeler, Hoboken schrs Belle, Cienfue
Cos; warren sawyer, New OrIeans Robert Palmer Mo-
bile; Charles Gibson, Pensacola.
Also arrived 10TH steamships Seminole, Savannah VIM
Lawrence, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 1s-Arrived. schrs II Lawrence,
Rich. Portsmouth, Nh '..s
Cleared-Brlg Red Wing. Myrick. Rio Janeroi schrs
John Dodge, Taylor Saco Nc Postboy, Fountain, do
Belle Brown, Nash, Rockland Me John Manson, Man
son, Boston.
saiicd~Bark Gutenberg, Rotterdam; Nimfa, London.
derry va Moyden Rio Janciro brig kedwins, In TOW Of
BRUNSWICK, Ga, june is-clearcd, brig J II Epping
Ger, Bulow, Monte video.
BANGOR, June i7-Arrved, schr Romeo. Lnnei, New
York. 100 III
sailcd-schEs Dan Breed, Lowell, Charleston Loehie
Brown, New York.
BATH June I7--Arrived, schrs Hector, Higgins, Phila
dalphia; FRANK Howard. Anderson Pare
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25
TIE SENTENCE OF TWEED.

Following is the sentence of William
". Tweed as pronounced IL Judge
Davis:
Vim. n. Tweed, you stand convicted
By the verdict of a jury Of twelve honest
men of the large number Of crimes
| charged againt you in one Indictment,
and that verdict, in the opinion of tie
! Court, could not have been otherwise
| without n violation OF the o.ihs which
| the jury had taken andan utter disregard
| of the obligation under which they
| rested to speak the truth and the whole
truth. With all the opportunities you
had. had you faithfully performed your
duties to the public You would have
| won the honor and respect of the whole
community. But you saw iii to pervert
the opportunity you possessed and the
power with which you were clothed, in q
more wicked, more infamous and more
| outrageous manner than any injustice Of
like character which the whole history of
the civilized world contains. Instead of
| protecting the public, you plundered
it. Instead Of standing guard where the
law placed on. over the treasury OF the
county, you threw that treasury open,
not merely to your own 1apacity, but
also to the averice OF Your associates,
under circumstances which make It
transparent that you were engaged IN n
| concerted conspiracy to plumber the
treasury of this county, in which your
self end your associates in crime were
principally TO benefit. The evidence on
this subject can leave no manner of
doubt In the minds Of anybody. The
commencement of it all was the entering
by you on your duties as the President
OF the Board Of Audit on the 9Th of May.
The very next day after that your career
of plumber began, and from that day for
ward consecutively until the whole 1870
accounts before that Board had been
audited and certified. and warrants IS
sued, and money paid, the evidence Is
conclusive that the whole proceedings
were instituted to carry out concerted
plan to enrich yourself and those asso-
ciated with you. If there was no testi-
monv, that alone in my Judgment would
be conclusiyely established by the fact
that on each Of these several claims as
they were passed and ultimately paid.
your share of plumber was clear
" fixed and prescribed at twenty
four per cent, the share Of your asso-
ciates had been fixed by a somewhat
similar standard of plumber. 1t is inn
possible to believe that the distribution
of 100 cases in which moneys were re-
ceived ON these warrants that Just "a per
cent Of each sum should be always al
lotted you without an understanding in
advance by concerted arrangement that
this exact sum should be your fixed pro-
portion Of the moneys Of which the
county should be plundered. 1t is in
vain to suggest that your trial and con-
siction has been the result Of any par
tisan feeling; that this was after all, as
one Of the Jurors summoned on the panel
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25
The Reforme, =. as Seen in Their
Works.

The Changers and the Dolly Vardens
are moving, and making great efforts to
take the entire political field by storm
| With specious front of water colors put
| upon the old and oft-impainted cause,
the jobbers are at work. actively tortur-
| ing up a sympathy for the hobby which
they hope to ride into power on. We
know men who have for many years
made politics their study; whose business
by day and plans al night have been d.
rected to massing the popular vote for
| their own personal advancement; whose
pursuit has been the spoils of Office; who
to accomplish these ends have used
money in all the disreputab.e ways
known to the professional oftice-seeker.
They have used their talents and their
money, not to enlighten the people con-
corning their rights and the abuses of
those in power, but rather to corrupt
and deceive the people, and secure their
blind support.
And now these fellows come before the
country, with borrowed hay-seed in their
hair, and raise the cry for 'Reformn the
honest farmers have been paying too
much for the locomotive whistle, and
these virtuous fellows are not going to
stand i; any longer! They are going to
protect the poor, ignorant farmer-hey
are, And they come. reeking with cor
rupti1r, Offering to pilot the country ont
of all its troubles into a safe admlDlstra-
ten Of just laws.
Good may come Of all this, but we can
not vet see how. What have been the
frnits of this motley movement. by the
light we have? 1t has procured in some
cases a popular expression Of hostility TO
corporations, and opposition TO any form
or measure of Government encourage
mel 10 projected railways. The effect
of this, was to Kill in the European
money markets all possible chance Of
raising money on American securities.
Under the jealous and suspicious eye OF
the willy European stock operator, even
the integrity Of the Republic was doubt
Cd, since SO express revUlsion could be
brought about in so short time. Secu-
rites broke down, and money stopped.
Railroad construction, all over TIE coun-
try. came to standstill. Capital, al
WAYS timid, betook itself to its binding
places. The mill wheels stopped on
their centers Strong men were thrown
idle upon the streets. Pale-faced women
and children are already looking depre-
ratingly out through broken panes into |
he face of the oncominG Winter. This |
IS the work Of Dolly Warden.
Whichever of the cid parties can give
he best assurance of an honest effort to |
correct abuses in Office, is entitled to re- |
spect; but we can have but little respect !
Tor the present leaders of this move |
nent, believing that they only mean to
sell it in the pool to the highest bidder. |
Battle MouRtain Measure fer -IeaSurTe. |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25

IT is understood that the Managers Of
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad will
shortly present the editor of the Carson
ippeal with Chronicle ''Gift Map for
his powerful advocacy OF their interests
There's nothing mean about these rail
road folks-they always pay for more
than they receive.-EnterpriSe.
Jes SO. And about the time OF
that presentation, the Pen and Scis-
sors man of the Enterprise should be
presented with a bladder of blood
pudding as a token of appreciation
of his fat wit ell ness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25

Virginia has been building new school
houses evsr since we became acquainted
with the town-and that Is ten ycars-to
their credit be it said. Livery town in the
State, of any note at al. is now well
provided with public school houses
amply large to accommodate all the
children excep: Phoebe and Carson. The
former has hen coop l2x25. rot large
enough for more than one-quarter OF the
iavcnilc needing education, while the
Latter Carson, with all her toastins,
refused, at a special election, recently.
TO lew special tax to raise about 81
CsO. for the purpose Of increasing the
size of the schoOlhouse. whereby the
primary department co1id be enlarged to
admit VI all the little ones desiring in
struc,ion. If the people Of the State
will remove the Capital to Austin, We
will guarantee to educate the rising gen.
Grafton of Carson, free gratis. 1t is a
sad outlook for the Capital city to be be-
hind all other towns in the State in edu-
c.,tional interests. Very likely the next
session Of tie Legislature will make an
appropriation for the purpose indicated.
n. il. R-re;:k.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25
s1s.sr.E FOR MEASURE has reached

MSssrsE FoH MEASURE has reached
US. 1t is pleasantly indicative of Forbes
staying qualities. The old, strong, in
cisive tone is there; the attractive make
M is apparent; the excellent editing
makes itself manifest. Nail your colors
to that same mast, old man, and no
more Gentilinss amongst the Mormons
and other goddess and goddess outsiders.
There are great multitudes of humbnGs
this year and you are wanted to prod
their bare spots and make them move on.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25

expressed it-a struggle between the ms
AID the OUTS No; the whole struggle
has been between honesty and fraud,
between virtue and crime. The Judge
here, in vindication of the non partisan
| nature of the prosecution, alluded to the
Times in first giving the figures to the
i light, aid to the great assistance rem
dered by Charles O'ConDor and Samuel
Tilden in preparing the legal proceed
ings, and continued:l 1t would be
wrong and unjust to entertain for mo-
ment the idea that your conviction has
been the result of persecution at the
hands of any person or party. 1t has
been the result of evidence SO clear and
plain that I never have seen a case
where the evidence was SO utterly over
whelming and wherei: was so impossible
for q Jury to fail to come to a just al d
conclusive verdict. Through the whole
of this trial you remained UP to the very
moment of your conviction as calm and
serene as though you relied upon your
innocence when it was overwhelmingly
apparent to all that your serenity was
only that of audacity that it was conf
dence in the omuipotence of corruption
rather than reliance upon yOur innocence.
THE judge emphasized this sentence by
bringing his clenched hand down upon
the desk. The duty OF the Court now
is TO pronounce upon yea sentence,
sentence that may be adequate TO Eour
crimes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25
The New SAN Fraucf.co Mint.

The new Sals Francisco Mint .nac!iin-
cry is being rapidly placed in position.
under the supervision of J. NJ Ecl.fcldt,
Meter and Eetiner OF tho institution, who,
in 1852, erected the machinery of the
United States Assay Office (the present
Mint, and later. the Carson Mint. The
machinery now in course Of erection at
the Mint, embracing boilers. engines.
etc. was designed by Mr. Eckfeii;. aEd
the contract fer manufacture AWARDED to
II. J. Booth & Co.
THE CoISIS6I PRESS.
The press for coming money is from
the celebrated iron foundry of Morgan Il
Orr of Philadelphia. 1t is fifty per cent
larger than any other Going press in tie
world, and is unsurpassed in point o
style, finish and strength. Ii is the
Ajax of the world in its line. The reader
VIII better comprehend the magnitude of
this affair when we state that Its weight
is Il, 600 pounds. The object of build
ing press of this size is to secure the
entire force of the toggle joint, and
thereby cut cleaner the lines of the coin.
The rollers Of the press are of American
steel, cast, hammered and finished in
the foundry at Philadelphia, and are
claimed to be superior to the imported
article. The novel character Of the press
attracted much attention in Philadelpi lin.
and visitors to the number of 5,CGo, in
Guiding the pupils OF public schools,
called at the foundry and gazs5i with
marked interes; upon this money-ln::ker
for California
SOMETHING A30-T THE ElEEES CO THE
PRESS.
Morgan S Or, the makers of this
magnificent piece of machinery, have a
historical connection with the mints of
this continent. They built the maolin-
cry for the Assay Office, that Of the Com
mercial street Mint, and the Carson
Mint machinery. The firm also CON
structed machinery for the three minis
in Mexico, and one in Lima and coming
presses for the mint projected by the
unfortunate Maxiniilian. One set of
machinery for /. mint in an interior city
of South America was quite n novelty in
its way. It appears that the site Of the
establishment is an almost inaccessible
region, the approach involving the ascent
of several ranges of mountains by tOrtu-
Gus trails. The transportation Of the
machinery, Il most difficult task, WAS ac-
complished by the ingenuity of the
builders, who disregarded the arbitrary
rules of mechanics, and kept the weight
Of each piece within 4O0 pounds, where
by the managers were enabled to take
the whole concern to its destination upon
the backs Of mules. The mint is still i'll
good running order, and, to the novice
who watches its operations, the inachin-
cry appears to be as colossal rs that Of
sny similar institution.
MIR. Orr. who has come out here 10
assist Superintendent Pollock, of the
Philadelphia Mint. in the charges against
General La Grange, states that the
machinery of the new Mint is infinitely
superior to that of any institution of tie
kind on the continents. r. Pest.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25

EuREKA ITEMS. - County Treasurer
Seaton informs US that the total amount
of taxes carried over on the delinquent
list will not exceed 81, 700. This is un-
doubtedly tie closest collection that can
be shown by any county in the State. At
all events, Billy challenges the whole
State to make healthier financial thow-
ing.
Two inches Of snow has fnllen here IN
the last twenty hours. Weather cold;
but clearing up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25
THE EUREKA SENTINEL.

We reproduce, as follows, copy
of the entire issue of the Eureka
Sentinel of Friday last:
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25

FRIDAY, NOV. 81, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
IL. IL. BRIN SsIIUIs-T
No. 3I7 NJ AIth r ; KEl.I'

.s.k{ Cholera Mixture, OIL our"~n maAt. A CAPT
~ tai remedy for diarrhoa cholera, and loose
h ot the bowels.
Essence OF Jamaica Ginger, capital preparation
of tue finest white Jamaica Ginger, manu- actured
with tho greatest care, and suitable 20 the most deli
cate constitutions, neatly put up, at ToasuLabs
price.
Fluid Kennel, in making this, care s taken to pIo-
the best rennet, and then we use our beat sher
wine and no other; try it.
Gum Camphor, the best protection against moths
Tor turs OF wooden goods.
Cologne and Bay Kun by the quart or gallon. oT
bottles OF desirable styles. Call and examine.
Cox's Gellatine Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts for the handkerchief in bottles or In bulk
No. in quality, for sale In any quantity to suit.
Ferrated Elixir OF Gentian. We claim Tor this I'll al
it has the same strength as Comp. Sine Gentan will
the addition OF full dose OF iron with each dose. II
has many advantages over Ferrated Elixir, contain
ing Calsaya BARK As 1t liz uniform in strength and
appearance, and a pleasant and efficient tonic, we
conmend it to any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trusses.-Ne have always had q private apart
ment fol lifting Trusses. Every person wanting q
truss have II adus to them and warranted u
ut.
Mrs Allen 3, Halls, Rings, Woods, SterlinR's Am
brosia, and many other Hair Preparations at reduce,
prices.
Latour Salad OIL, Wholesale and reta at
Ii. X. BR1NGHURST y,
3l7 Market street.