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THE POINT AT ISSUE.

We have been requested to publi.l,
the following article, taken from tue
Wheeling Register of July 10th. II
contains synopsis of tue argument Of
Judge LEE before the Court Of Ap.
psals in the Penitentiary case. II is
said by those who are we'll competent
to Judge, that it is a complete and mas.
terly view Of the whole subject, and
We ask for it a carefal psrusal:
We hoped to be able to present this
morning a full report Of tue very sshOl.
arly and convincing argument delivered
BY Judge Lee before The Supreme
Court Of Appeals In relation to 'Ihs
Psnitentiary case" Other duties and
Ill health ofthe Judge have, however,
prevented bin from preparing q full
and complete version Of bis speech on
the case. and we have only tho more
outline, the skeleton as il were, Of Ills
argument. Every polut urged by him
was supported bys perfect wealth Of
authority that lCft no room for doubt
as to the correctness Of hiS positions.
In the following outline We omit the
citations. They are Of interest 10 the
professional reader, but arc Of little
avail TO the public at large.
10 opening his argument Judge Leo
alluded to the delicacy and Importance
Of the question as 10 whether a law is
consistent with or repugnGnt to tue
Constitution Of tue State and tho eau.
ton and soliciiudo with which Judges
should approach It's consideration, show.
ing by numerous citlliOns that the
presumption is always in favor Of the
validity Of a statute, and that It Is for
ths who deny It's validity to show
ID Il 1t Is forbidden by clear and con.
elusive denomination. The legislative
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iu the district three weeks before the
day of voting. and the notices shall
explicitly state the term Of time fer
the school which is 70 be voted for. and
only one term Of TINS shall DO voted
for at any ono election. The poll shall
DO held and the election conducted,
and the Official records returned Us 10
prescribed in the. second section Of this
chapter.
AZ. No district. or independent
school district. shall hereafter receive
any share Of tho disributable state
fund for free schools, in any year in
which the levy required by tho for
tieth section has not been made in
such district or independent school
district; and any money heretofore or
hereafter distributed. and undrawn
aud remaining credited on tho books
Of tho auditor to any such district, or
Independent school district, on The
thirty.fut day of August, Of each
year. shall, on that day, be transfer.
red on the books Of The auditor TO, and
form part of,.he general school fund to
DO next distributed.
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DIeanness.

Tho Parkorsburg Times, a Rcpubll-
can paper, has an article stating that
the Republicans Of that vicinity pro.
pose to vote against tho school levy,
and thus throw the odium Of "no
schools" upon tho party in power.
This strikes US as about the meaucsi
dodge to gain party strength that ever
cano under our notice and we opinC
that its effect will DO different, among
sensible meu, to what the Republicans
there anticipate.
Ifa Democratic paper had made this
charge. Il would have been called o
"rebol lis,' but inasmuch as tho Time!
belongs to the faithful, 1t can hardly
DO doubted, even by our most strcuo'
Gus political opponents.
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Apology.

We are again compelled to ask The
indulgence Of our readers for tho small
amount of original matter in this issue
Of TnE DEMOcRAr. Our friends in
the various counties and at home are
fayOriug US with so much advertising
and job work, that an enlargement o.
our paper will soon be necessary
Boar with US a short time, friends, and
we will try to remedy the defect.
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The School Law.

We present to our readers this
morning the LIST, %, 3sth. 39th, 10th,
4lst aud 42d sections Of the school
law, aad ask for them careful study
by the friends Of Free Schools. Ii
these sections will DO found the gist Of
the law, as regards tho election, levy,
&c. by tho 42d section it will DO seen
that NJ. Hall was right in bis card Of
last week. Districts that vote against
levy, although they are compelled to
pay the State school tax, will be de-
nied any participation in tho State
fund Il Is important, therefore, that
a full vote should be had, and that the
friends Of free education should give
this matter their earnest attention.
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NKVNHVNNElLki guy EUs
Nh. E0IToR:-l announce myself candi-
date for tic Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF
FREE SCHOOLS for Lewis county. shall Is
sue no elrcular, Us my conduct In that otil:t
Is familiar 10 all. The only guarantee
which can offer for increased efficiency 10
the performance Of the dutiCR Of the oHlre, i
elected, Is the experience gained in the per-
fUrnaacc Of those duties Ia the past.
IS. HALL,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
County sup'l Free Schools.

In rcspouse;o the repeated applications Of
my friends, hereby announne myself us a
candidate for the Office OF SUPgRiSTESpEST
oT FRHE Schools for Lewis County, and res
peclfully ask the support Of tile voters 10 my
behalf on the sth la. Of Augast.
L, s, BLAND;
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Wost Virginia .

West Virginia.
Al Rules held 10 The Clerks Office of III,
County Court Of Gilm,r county, on tho ffst
Monday In July, 1873,
Levi johnson, Jesse L. I
Covert, George W.
Golf, Thomas o. Con.
molly, Samuel @. lief.
ner, James Il, Riddle
and Samuel NJ Bran. In Chapcory
nan, Trustees for The
Methodist Episcopal
Church South,
VS..
Robert Erwin.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain A asol
for q OF on Court Street, Ia The town of
Chenille, 10 said TruItees.
And II appearing by affidavit fled tbnt
the defendant Erwin Is not an inhabiiant of
this 5 ate, It's ordered that he appear hero
within ono month after the date OF the iint
publication hereof and do what { necessary
to protect his interest. Tesle;
. HARRISON CAIN, CLERK.
Low johnson Atty for pl'as,
july2l.4t
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tue several SUD uis"s" % tpe'F uis,
triet' LOT the person o. persons voted
los as county sapetin.enaent' and
WITHIN nye days report tue same 70 tae
clerk Of the county court, y shAu 90
the duty Of lhe clsfk 81 tne coanty
court to ascertain from slssS reports
Tue person WHO ha' received the high.
est number Of votes Tor me once Of
: kapeflu'epdelt, aud 70 give
INN a certificate Of MS eleOtlSn' and
FoPsF! us name, BY letter, 70 the state
superintendent Of Tree schools Should
.asre pea ne 10 tae vote Tor me mem
bsrs Of :h' board Of education the
county superintendent ahall give the
casting vS'e and 10 case two or more
persons shall receive an equal, and the
highest number Of votes Tor tho office
Of county superintendent, tho PFssi'
dent. Of tue district boards OF educa'
ton IN tho county shall at . meeting
called Tor that purpose % GAG clerk O.
the county court, oil which there shall
be dae notice, choose BY vote one Of
such persons Tor county nPerinsend'
emit; The ballots used at tbs election
shall have written or printed upon
them the names Of oil persons voted
for, aud the ettiOo Tor which each 10
preferred. The same ballots shall
also have written Or printed upon them
'f0r power to levy" or against
power to levy" as tho voter may
choose. II majority Of the ballots
given in the district shall have written
or printed upon them for power to
levy," it shall be construed as con
terring upon the board OF education
tho authority oil tue people to make
the annual lcyies required III The thir-
ty-cighth and fortieth sections OF this
chapter, for each year during their
term Of Office; but 1t q majority Of tue
ballots given IN the district shall have
written or printed upon them against
power to levy" It shall DO construed
as Withholding from the board the au'
shority Of the people to make any levy,
and no levy shall DO made Tor the
school year next succeeding But this
prohibition fLall not extend longer
than one year, and i shall be the du.
" Of tho board Of education to hold a
special election for tho following year,
on the day and date. aad in tue man
ner prescribed 10 this section, at which
tho question Of levy or no levy shall
30 again submitted to the people, and
decided Tor that year as herein re-
quired. When such election is re.
CURED to 90 held, Tue clerk OF tue
board Of education shall give due no.
tict thereof BY posting the same ut
each OF tho place: at which apoll Is to
DO ia taken in the district.
~. 10 provide school houses and
grounds, furniture, hStur's and ap.
pSJ ~ :" sVcI
otast aaa repair ;,h a s.a, 70 supply salo
sShool mousse e VII" T.. luz alu ~ otne5
sa.ags necessary y, ~, sas'. ~. sO'nl9rl au1
oo 10Y, ;,..a.. =. saa svpa sas Pflnelpa'
~. ,a. III. . y, .Ud IL a. pursu
ans 20 snss session. ~ ~, a1 i: W e1lef expen-
~ 'ng IN, ~ wv u ah y connee-
.Va Ta sInO na W. ,ho ho1sS W 70 Tue
ssa s,'s,, ,unu' 'n ~, uoafa Oh oauea.
.lon saais , aulIa' \. issy LAY; .ax gu she
ptopes'y, 'n = III ~. sa gu ai.,rles. not
~ sa'Suu ~ au JUG eat Tue rae OF
.st.y GEMS ,, Oh oss,y a aaaaiea collars
W., saaua.'oa .uSls0' - a'sIfa'ng 70 the Ia
ses, ss' ..s..i ~. ~ 'ne 'anc Tor STATE
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CIarksburg City
Nj ARBLE WORKS
NELSON I WELLS, J. proprielot.:

Marble Works to bO fOund on Pike
Street. 9 doors wOst Of Horace l..
Wells Drug Store.
Dealers in Marble Monuments, Tab
lets, Head Stones, Nantes, Crates,
Table-Tops, and Vases. All kinds Of
Marble. Work done to order,
9- 0rnCrs from distance prompt
ly attended TO.
March 1913
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LIOnORS

Is the best In this market. He calls par.
ticulN attention TO nib assortment OF fine
old Rye aud Bourbon Whistles, which 10
offers nj the lowest market prices.
P.TlERSFY. dec IA
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JOSEPH A. WATSON,
THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this and pop,
ular stand would respectfully inform
lie public that he has Just recayGd full
ind complete stock Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Of the hes. quality and at the lexest prlcts.
Hia stack m
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IN TO THE PUBLIC.
Having rebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in Glenyille,
| am nov prepared 10 accommodate the
public In q comfortable and substantial
manner-both man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would respectfully
solicit call from my old customers and
the public generally. 81. RBpDELL.
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n. y. rLEMiSG. y. BENNETT.
ENLEMING 4 BENNETT,

GLENKlLLE, Gilmtr, Co, ". Va.
Practice In the Circuit Courts Of Gilmsr
and adjoining counties. Collections, aud
all other business entrusted TO our care
promptly attended 10.
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DAvrD coHr

Observation-Disclosures Co., W. Ia.
Practices in the Circuit Courts OF this
State aud the United States. All business
promptly attended To-.
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NEWS.
Almanac for new York-Th,s nay.
SUN AND NOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. u, 1873.
CLEARED.

Queenstown-J HYDE sparks
Steamship City Brussels BD, Leitch, Liverpool VIA
Steamship Gladys lBrJ, Bardo, Liverpool-Bowripg 4
Steamship Elysia CBr) Campbell Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship Virginia OBJ, sadler, olasgow-Austin Bald
Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, Morehead City-Murray,
Steamship Richmond, Lawrence. NorfOlk-old Domin
Bark brusus Aus), Albanese Cork for orders-sloco-
vieh Co. - .,c
Bark Die Heimath tGer) Kraft Antwerp-Funch, Edge
Bark Schiller GER. wschusen. Bremen-Chas Luling
Bark Hilda Nor,, Olsen, Hamburg-C Tobias Co.
Bark Emma Frances tBr), Burns Buenos Ayres-CW W
Bark Hurlbut, Dudley Galveston-C L Wright 4
Brig La Plata tBr) Rinne. London-C w Bertaux.
Brig Peggy Nor, Molier, Queenstown or Falmouth-
Brig Countess Of Dudley Br. Pthlado, Cork for or
ders-S Merchant a Co.
Brig g Pickering, Love- Barbados-Borland, Dear
Brig Princess Beatrice Rr, Simmons, Guadaioupe and
Brig Water Lily, wiggin. Richmond, va-Brett, Son
schr Glanmire tBr Tufts, Porto cabello-P Nevius
schr Mary e Curren McMulien, st Johns, PR-A Nones
schr Dos Hermanos DAM, Bonamin, st Thomas-s
schr Peter Mitchell (BD, Evans, wanks River-B
,schr Traveller. Hodges, Chareston-Bentcy, Glider
schr Terry, Birdsall Richmond, va-van Brunt
schr Ella Pressey, Pressey, Phiadeiphia-J Hav
land
schr Geo a Pierce Kelly salemnRw W Ropes Co.
Schr j N Ayres, Provost, Bridgeport-Rackett Bro.
Steamer vineand Bowen Baltimore;
Steamer Anthracise' Green. PhiIadeiphia
Steamer Walker, Sherein, Philadelphia.
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Marine Disasters.

cc Grn r, No Gm New York for San
The total cost Of docking and repairs was f7oG This
was claimed BY the company Of shippers
Savannah Dec ~ with shaft broken.
SHIP ELIzABRrH HAMILTON, from New York for Mare
temporary repairs and return to New York.
has received letter from CAPT woodside, Of bark Helen
Sands before repored who states that tn 18th ut
II @ aa q % & = WITH Ssayg S s % S
ss % & Ss hs as @ to % ss ws
Cape & nS sp connsa e h sbs sa Of
s ssS
the 18th boat came from the snore and despstch was
sent S e was W to q c Of
nation
B4nx A.sIx Aueu;rA Turner, from sssua for. New
would soon commence reloading.
BRIG GEORGIA, Miller from Baltimore for Martinique
menced repairing Dec 81 would not have TO discharge
cargo.
Bnrs crrrzEs lBr. Peters, from Port Spain for Liver
with oremast sprung loss Of sails spars Ac and leak
ing. Had commenced repairs Dec 0.
scnn WEBSTER BARNARD, from Fall River for jackson.
yille before reported ashore AZ sogae Inlet NJ was
Which Which point she wa, ashore on say The schr
is leaking freely and requres constant use OF pumps
wilmington the ilth inst with the vessel in tow.
scmn NELLIE II, Manoch at EastgoIt Dec from New
sa ton buwarhs sve in on one side sno had
70 throw overheard six tons OF coal.
sem sAs. wccs1sa from a Calais t'r New
port Of destination 30th, but sprung ssax and making
wafer rapidly ,E returned to Trenton where she will har
SCHOONER, supposed TO be the Planet Br), Capt vii.
SON wa; ryen ashore q a. Ffsnch s srSs nnnsPcs
wreck and t Is thought that All hands ershcd ~ moth
ing has ksen beArap pf 1sen "f then sneW
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THE PRIZE RING.
Tom Allen Anxious TO Get Square with
Hogan for His Usage at Omaha.
PITTsBrRG. Dec. IL, 1873.

PlTTsBURG Dec. H. 1873.
considerable 1utter was occasioned among
the sporting fraternity OF this city to-day by the
arrival here OF Tom Allen, the pugist, direct from
St. Louis.
In the early part OF last week Ben Hogan. who
fought three rounds with Allen near Omaha. ar.
rived here, this being his native place. He has
been airing himself every fine afternoon on the
principal thoroughfares, and has more than once
proclaimed himself the ''champion OF the heavy
weights" and all that sort OF thing.
II soon became noised about that Aliens errand
was business, and that II he did not succeed In
getting on another match with Hogan he would
not be trined with, but would punch the latters
head on the first opportunity.
An EFFORT was made this evening toward arrang.
ing for fresh match, but Hogan would not agree
says, TO sickness, while Allen insisted on lighting
night on or, any way not later than one month
hence.
The men could not agree, so they parted Allen
then published a card, Offering TO fight Hogan any
day he might name-in one day, week or month
anywhere within 500 miles OF Pttsburg, outside OF
the State OF pennsylvania; and furthermore ne
would allow Hogan $50 for the privilege OF sparring
with him at the American Theatre toni light, where
Hogan was announced to appear.
Allen occupied private box but Hogan or his
trainer, sweeney, failed to put IN an appearance
Allen is smartinR under the treatment he re-
ceived from Hogan and his friends at Omaha, and
threatened TO make Hogan face him had he ap-
peareu on the stage as advertised. He came
mere lot that purpose and is anxious to be at him.
besvinR ont the question Vf money,
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The wrtSers are stl at work trying 70 rae snip
Ssdng opinion at Bermuda that the wreck can never
sAyAsHAH, Dec ls-snip Martha Cobb, from Galway.
went ashore the south breaker this morning, In two
fathoms OF water. She draws l2H feet Nothing has
been heard from her since o'clock "A later despatch
states that the Martha Cobb on thout damage and
arrived at Savannah l2th)
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec ll-schr Geo rrigg is leaking
badly and will the marine railway before proceed
Ing.
Notice 10 Mariners.
capt Foster OF steamer VIM Kennedy, which arrived
az Providence Monday 8h inst reports that the buoy
OF the north END OF Block Island was missing from It's
anchorage when he passed that point on Monday morn
sble.
inc men who have been engaged In blasting Hatches
Rock ana the ledge off Gateombs Point sullivan MI
shed their work Tor the Friday Nov * There
Is feet OF water over Hatches Rock at low water.
Whalemen.
Cleared at San Francisco Dec T. ship Jireh Perry,
Owen, 10 cruise.
Spoken.
Ship Robert Dixou, Smthwick, Damarisco for
Savannah, Dec 3. lat 81 Ion IT,
Bark Carlton (Br). Durkee from Bremen via New YORK
for Mobile, Dec z, lat "a 46 Ion "a 80.
Brig Mary Williams t3r), from Malaga for New York,
Dec H. no lat, &C lby arrival at Fortress Monroe)
schr Somerset from New York Tor Jamaica, Nov o OF
Cape Maiza, Cuba
schr Geo Walker bound s. Dec 8 lat 81. lon72.
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ENGLAND.
TAe Fog Veil Redistribution from the Bank
Aristocracy and Banking.
IElEeRA.s TO THE NEW YoiK HERALD.

ItlttAaS lU INT NEW IUsk htHAlU.
LONDON, Dec. II, 1873.
The fog which has been hanging over this city
the past three days has lifted, and the weather
here this morning, as elsewhere throughout Eng
land, Is fair.
BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day is f13,0oo.
Hon. Ronald Melville, son OF the Earl OF Leven
and Melville, is about to become member OF the
Drm OF Jay Cooke, McCulloch Co., OF this city.
Fatal Accidents During the Fog.
LONDON, Dec. 13-5 80 A. NJ
Fourteen persons have been found drowned in
the docks since the late fog.
Many other fatal accidents are reported
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 13-l A. NJ.

WASHlNGION, ~. W, DtC. lo-l a. NJ
Probabilities.
The storm, which is now central over the Ohio
Valley, will move northeastward over the Middle
States, with cloudy weather and rain and fresh
to brisk southerly and easterly winds.
For New England, continued cloudy weather and
rain, with fresh and brisk northeasterly to south
easterly winds.
From Virginia southwark to the South Atlantic
States clear and partly cloudy weather, except,
possibly. light rain in the first named district.
For the Gulf States lower temperature with in
creased pressure and clearing weather, except
light rain on the Eastern Gulf coast.
For Tennessee, and thence nQRthward over the
ohio Valley, lower temperaturd&ft rain.
For the lake region fresh ana brisk variable
Winds with continued stormy weather, followed
by clearing weather in the upper lake region.
For the Northwest increasing pressure, with
low temperature and clear or clearing weather.
The temperature will rise slightly In northern
New York during the day and fall decidedly during
the night.
The weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record viii snow the changes In
the temperature for the past "a hours in compari.
with the corresponding day OF last year as in
dicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts Pnar.
macy HERALD Bullding.-
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONR TELEGRAPH LINES.

HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Castalia (Br) Butler, Glasgow Nov % and
4Rfh0T pe sSIn bound
M sseDssas 5afd fns a with
Steamship Fana, Doane, Norfolk. with mase and pas
Steamship Beneiacior Jones Philadelphia, with mdsc
msss ssp % Wea "a i00 Aug - w'h
Ship Helen clinton 1o Provdence) Blanchard. Bristol
Bark aE Evening i STAR o Bolu Singapore Aug
s,s $sss T f
Ss
ca & Port of
RAM
@ n Fnn aa a SrT reSeas ssaRshas e Esm
Trieste for Baenos Ayrss Y days out; Dec lat NJ Ion
Bark Nordskey Nor. Nielsen, Dartmouth, E e7 days.
Bark Emma oi Truro, Ns). Card. Antwerp 80 days in
Bark Peietta dtsD schianno Antwerp As days in bal
bark Perseverance GsaD, Rozzo, Antwerp 81 days. in
ra1s FnsS Ho soH Grim 10
lat 10 lon 2' passed bark omoa' from Liverpool for
Bark sylghidsn Nor, Haagsnsen. Grimstad. via Ply
london for Gh PSadeiDRa nj S DAA NoSNo seo 'o' 'f0
BARK Caibarien Hopkins settn 80 days with mdse to
Bark Cherokee Ger, Hansen, Haysna L days in bal
rom Ne lasting days split 5 Sails &C. The The IS bound to
rerro Spain put into this port for fresh provisions and
AlbsrIine Meyer Ger, zeick, Bristol E. 60 days,
Brig sulIcone dtaD, vranich, Antwerp 4s days with
Brig Carl Peter swed> ohsson, Rio Janeiro Sept a.
via Hampton Roads days wh coffee a Gessg M CO.
for Rs rr in h o1s G @ S and SoSper @ SAILS 81
ssehr ! ! Johnson, aaulman klshm9nd, N'lr9nd Va.
sF sssT ss,sr Sossy ss x'EEi%A
shr sehr Heen Hoys sGSsS sraamsr virginia
schr James Phelps. Rockwell Virginia FOR New Ha
Lewis Hopkins Virginia for Ealrhaysp
coal to Van Rrant Bro 0's' ''o'ss'o"n' ~ WIN
sehr Henry Parker, Lewis Georgetown DC, with coal
Passed Through Hell Gate.
schr Horizon, Leet, Pawtucket for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Eorence Ney YORK 1oI for a naaH
.schr Charlie woolsey. Parker Georgetown. Dc for
schr Il Hnrlburt, Grifan, Baltimore for New Haven
schr h Ida 'besTins New YORK for Taunton; ''A'''
sST sS ps% 4ofa 2s
schr Elyie Davis. Philadelphia for Boston
schr Sunlight Ettrige @ All Alexandria for Providence
sehr seweli. Moore. Port Johnson for salem.
schr Darius Eddy, Rideout Rappahannock River for
Rockiand.
Ssy T9F ST Boston
Schr Koret, Staplin New York for Boston.
Schr Luna. Wells, New York for Fall River.
schr Bilow Bell Amboy for New London
Schr Lookout Morton, New York for Portland.
Schr Peiro, Kelly, New York for Plymouth.
schr Freeman Robinson, Port Johnson for Thomas
ton
schr Henry Adelbert Mehaney, Georgetown, DC, for
Boston.
schr Clara W Elwell, Hail. Port johnson for Boston
Schr Il L Leonard. Gaut, New York Boston,
schr Caroline Cornelia, Loud, Hoboken for Somer-
Sehr Olive Warren, Port johnson for Salem.
Schr Neptune, Look, Hoboken for New Haven.
schr George Brown. Gedney, New York for New Ha-
ven.
schr Forest Oak Parker Baltimore tor New Haven
schr Mary Cobb, Humphrey, Philadelphia for New
Bedford.
schr 4 Davis, Prescott Philadelphia for Salem.
Schr Cara Post, FERRIS New York tor Portchester
Steamer Abatross, DAVIS New YORK tor Fail River.
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
PERSIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. IL, 1873.
Contrary to current reports Baron Reuter- de-
clares nat he fulfilled the strict letter OF the Per.
sian concession. He simply refused to agree to
certain notifications which were demanded by the
Persian government, and the contract was then
revoked