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The New York herald., 1873-12-24

JAY CooKERY.-We give in to-day's HERALD
full list OF the creditors of Jay Cooke &
Co., with the liabilities of the house to
each creditor; an interesting list and valua-
BILE contribution to the financial history Of the
Erna
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

Polar current condensing its vapor and caus-
ing barometric depression or storm vortex.
1t thus appears that the fog furnishes highly
important data from which to deduce and
forecast extensive atmospheric changes, espe-
cially the approach of the winter rain and
snow storm. The storm will, however, proba-
bly, pass away and entirely disappear to-day
and we may therefore congratulate ourselves
on the fine prospect of clear day for Christ
mas,
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

Our ENGLISH CONTEMPORARY the other day
published the startling announcement that
the English government had demanded the
punishment of Burriel. Now this wonderful
news Is officially denied in London.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
ANOTHER PHASE OF THE BOSTON MYSTERY.
BosroN, Dec. %. Is7y

Boston, Dec. 20, 1871.
Simeon A. Britton, tie Devonshirc street broker
who was assaulted In his ONCE some time since.
and about whom so much has been said In the
newspapers, was TO-DAY sent 10 the Insane AsYlum
ct south Boston.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS ATeHH1Ga AND EVENING.

THEATRE CoMIoUE, No. 5i4 Broadway-vARrErY
FsrERrAiNNEsT. Matinee at 2.
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CALIFORNIA.
End Of tho Senatorial Contest.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s, 1873.
Judge Hager, OF this city. the anti-raroad can
didate, was to-day, at Sacramento elected United
states Senator for the short term, on the second
ballot.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
The Weather la This CITY Yesterday.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-iour hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at nudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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NIBLo'S GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston sts.-CHmpRES IN THE wooD.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. al A. M.
Dy.pLUbjy5g;oe

JTOOuUlgItleS.
For THE INTERIOR OF New ENGLAND AND TIE MID-
DIE STATES CLEAR AND CLEARING WEATHER. WITH
BUT SLIGHT CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE AND LIGHT
VARIABLE WINDS.
For the Southern States. east OF the Mississippi,
slowly increasing pressure, with low temperature
and cloudy weather.
On the immediate South Atlantic and (ulf
coasts, nortnerly 10 castery Winds with light rain
VIII prevail.
For the Middle Atlantic coast, fresh TO brisk
nortnwesterly 10 westerly winds, with clearing
weather
Cantionary signals continue at Cape Nav New
York, New Haven, New London and Woods Hole.
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wALLACKs THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
street-A MAN or HONOR
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NIBLos GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston ss-CHILpRES IN rHR Woop.
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
street-A MAN or HONOR
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway corner Thrtieth st.
ST MARC Afternoon and evening.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC 18th street and Irving place.
ITALIAN orERA-LEs HuGuEsors-
BROADWAY THEATRE, rs and $50 Broadway
TuB woMAN IN WHITE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth ay. and Twenty third
st.-HuMPry DuaPTY ABROAD
PARRIcIDE.
BOOTHS THEATRE, sixth av. and Twenty-tnird ST.
KIT; OR THE ARKANSAS TRAykLLER
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
and Blcecker sis-GABRlrL CRUZ Matinee att
PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn, opposite City Hail.
ESocH ARDEN.
BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-THE DRAMA OF UNCLE
Tox's CABIN.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE as5 Broadway.-v
ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at rs
MRS. r. b. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
The WICKED WORLD
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. POI Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE Twenty third st,
Sixth av.-NEGRo MINsTRELsf, &C.
sTEINwAY HALL. I4th ST., between ith and
Irving place-GRAND CONCERT
Balm HALL. Great Jones street between Broadway
and Bowery.-THE fILGEtM
THE RINK, Sd avenue and Gath strcet-MrSAcERrr
AND MUSEUM Afternoon and evening
ROBINSON HALL, sixteenth street-MAcIcAL ENTER
rAlsMESr.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, No. 6ls Broad
way-SoIENcE AND ART
DR. KAHNs MUSEUM, No ess Broadway SCIENCE
ART.
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway corner Thirtieth st.
ST MARC Afternoon and evening.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC 18th street and Irving place.
ITALIAN OPERA-LEs HuGuESoTs.
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Petty auibbl,ng About the virsinsu..

Petty Quibbiing About the virginius.
The authorities at Washington seem to be
intent on denationalizing the Virginius to
please the Spaniards and escape the odium of
Spain for reparation. The labored and er
parte argument-if argument it may be
called-of Attorney General Williams to prove
the Virginius was not entitled to carry the
United States flag is to be followed by other
proceedings, to justify the government more
than for anything else. An investigation is to
be made, it is said, to ascertain who furnished
the money to purchase the vessel and to fit
her out for 'filibustering purposes Suppose
even Mr. Smith, Mr.. Brown or Mr.. Jones let
the party purchasing the Virginius have
money. what has that to do with the owner
ship, unless the name of any one loaning
money were down as part owner? Hardly
any shipping merchant builds or buys a vessel
without obtaining money for that purpose
from others 1t is the regular and natural
way of business. If, however. it should be
proved that foreigners were owners, or
part owners of the virginius, and their names
are down as such in any contract, the Attorney
General will have made out his case, however
much we may question the propriety of this
high government official voluntarily opening
the door for vast claims by Spain against this
country. AS to the term, '.flibustering
purposes, what legal Specification has that? !?
A vessel is either pirate or not, and if not q
pirate, as the Virginius certainly was not, she
was only contraband trader at worst, and
subject only to the violation of local laws
when found within the jurisdiction of Power
against which she was carrying on contraband
trade. Mr.. Attorney General Williams speaks
Of Cubans being owners or part owners of the
Virginius. He must be aware that these Gu
bans, or, rather, natives of Cuba, may have be-
come citizens of the United States One of those
mentioned, at least, is citizen of this Repub-
lie. It seems to us Mr.. Williams is acting
upon er parte statements entirely, without suf-
ficent evidence; yes, without even taking the
trouble to get at the evidence, solely to save
the government from humiliating situation.
Did he know that the Spaniards were deter
mined not to salute our flag according to the
terms of the protocol, and, therefore, declares
the Virginius not an American vessel in order
to get out of the difficulty?
TWELVE New CARDINALS. to
one of our latest dispatches from Rome the
Pope has just delivered another allocution
and appointed twelve new cardinals. The
Holy Father by these appointments is evi-
IDENTIFY preparing the way for the election of
his successor. In filing up the vacancies in
the Sacred College it is not unnatural that the
Pope should have regard to the success Of
that particular policy which is now nearest
his heart. Who the men are who have now
been promoted we know not. We have no
doubt that they are men in all respects worthy
Of the high honor. Let us hope that at least
one of them is an American. It is time that
the United States sho uld have voice in the
Sacred College.
Srcvs OE Mrppv CtTpTeTN As--Tn the i'm.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, rs and $50 Broadway
TuB WoMAN IN WBIrE.
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Average Temperature yetteTuHy ..s....,....... JO9
Average temperature for corresponding date
laat IeArsss.s sosssssss,ss,...s...vs 201
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth ay and Twenty third
st-HUMPTY DuAPTy ABROAD
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
and Bleecker sis.-GABRrEL CRUZ. Matinee at 3
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth and Twenty third St
KIT; or ARKANSAS TRAVELLER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-15


SIT @ien tit ii6er bos 0erm5ocn
bcS 9rtn3en bon 5anan, Sobn Dc5
Or Gurfiiriten DDn !0el1elt, Der SotcurS
erDTnet tDorDen.
Scr SflaDen6an6eI IN 3 an3ibnr
lit abge10afft. @a0li0 bequeute ii@
mad tangent Strduben Der Sultan oae
ie(6it at Den i0m bon Sir 8artGe Trere
oeftelte.t 8~e6inqungen 1tlto Set0nete Den
@ertrog, 6nr0 6el 6ofentlt0 anf imrner
sent f0Grbli0en W3eni0enDaroel 1T leiz
nen 8efiBungel etn Cube 9cm01t iperben
1ol. Olet9 aln ielbigen Gage iDur6e Der
Sau3t0ari{0e Sflabenndrft geF0lDiieu,
nn6 Dnmit lit Der Sellbung Sir 8arttc
Trere'S, sic gerautne Set lang olS 9e7
fneItett peri0rteen tDaroe, ette f06ne
GrfGanng 81 IDeit gcsporoett. DaB Der
Sultan ft9 nt6t aus reiter Wfeni1ene
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

AN ESTERPRIsfNa FAMILY.-A lady
called at the County Court House. to.
day, to inquire the proper steps to take
for the pardon of her son, who, at this
term Of the County Court. met with the
misfortune Of sentence to San Quen-
tin. She asked Of M official in the
building, who has kept the run of
things. and he, to be able to answer
definitely, had to inquire: (Which one
OF your sons, Madame, do you wish to
get ont? You have three there, I be-
lieve." "The last one." she answered..
Sacramento Bee.
DEATH OF DR THOMAS p. MIKELL.-
The death OF this gentleman took place
at his residence on Edsto Island on last
Saturday. He was attacked with colo
and used morphine by draught and sub
cutaneous injection, and feeling the
deleterious effects. called his servant to
go for physician. Before assistance
could reach him he expired. The de-
ceased married daughter of Chief
Justice Moses, who survives him, with
six or seven children. Charleston Ne,os.
AN INcENDIARY FIRE-The turpentine
still of Messrs. Z. l.. Lee e Co., at
Earnsville, was burned on Wednesday
night. 1t is believed it was an act Of
incendiarism. Loss $4,000.
Charleston Meas.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

The Adventists who have lately been
holding meeting at Manchester, n.
H.. are OF sensible sort. They do not
fix upon any particular time for the de-
struction of the world, but content them
selves with the general affirmation that
as the great day may at any time come,
it is prudent to be prepared for it. This
is the only way Of escaping disappoint-
ment and modification. To fix upon
the day, the hour and the minute of the
catastrophe is merely to invite the ridi-
cole OF scoffers. To leave tho lay un-
fixed upon is to secure peri petual in
teres. and an excitem ent without inter
mission.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

SUDDEN DEATH.-.Last Saturday,
about o'clock, MIR. Thomas NJ. Broom,
of Augusta, while on hunting expedi
ton, died near Stony Bluff, Of apo
plexy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

LIST or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l.. j. Scott. Son n Co.-Notice.
A Child's Nurse Wanted.
Extra Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
II. 4 S. Beard-Auc,ion Sale.
c.. Iredell-Notice.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

MI EDITOR: Allow mo to make an
other suggestion for the times Reduce
the salaries of members Of tho General
Assembly, Governor and every Office
holder, from the highest to the lowest,
at least one half, for four years, and
then the twenty mills or less tax. The
trustees OF public schools, or free
schools, are the only persons that give
their "time and talent" gratis. and some
of them like u "little pap" They are
required to visit :heir respective schools
monthly, and are as much entitled to
compensation as County Commissioners.
All these Offices were filled before the
war by men just rs well qualified. with
as much love of country at heart us the
present incumbents. You will find
there is but little amor puirice nova
days, if we take away tho "Ioaves and
fishes" ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

Found DEAD.-Coroner Coleman held
an inquest, yesterday, over the remains
of white man, named William Frey.
The body was found beneath trestlo
Of the tircenville and Columbia Rail
road, near Bookter's; and as thcre was
no bruises on the body, the supposition
is that he was walking on the trestle and
fell oil, from the effects of which he
died He was seen alive on Saturday
last, and the supposition is that he died
that day. Superintendent Dodame cad
furnished special train. The remains
were properly inferred.
PuHSIXIANA. -"Trfles light rs air"
sometimes are heavy enough.
We look for measures, and not men,
in tailoring establishment.
Credit may be ruined in q moment,
which caunot be rebuilt in lifetime.
Mon like us to laugh at their wit, but
not at their folly.
A woman never tells-that which she
does not know.
Never kick man when he's down,
unless you aro sure he can't get up with
ont your help.
1t takes two boys to 60 to school now
a.days-one to study and the other to
carry the books.
Waiting for things to turn up is un-
philosophical as we'll as Improbable;
things will turn up just as fast and as
often while you are working as while
you are waiting.
, 1873-07-22
his death woro hung upon vory thrifty willow
BUSH In tho yard, md from that hour tho buall
wllto1 md Ii now doad, though only wook has
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York E1ns.s,cinl News.

NOW YORK E1Ht&kaC&NA NGfV&t
New YonK, July 21.-hfonoy IA ensy at 4 per cent.
Herng wan atrollg At 100l401001f for sixty-day,
anl 1l016fa1lo{ for eight,
Gold wuR moro active and nrm At 110R1l1.4. lnanat
2to por cent for carrying, Oloarng. SUI, 600 600.
Tho Assistant Treasurer ttihb,irScd $lo3 ,Uoo
noyern,ncnts roro strong mud a fraction higher.
State honda rl,iod steady.
B!ooka woro Gct,ora,ly nrm, with considerable activity
g0H to DIX, closing at oos 1akc sfore ranged from
sold up to 1oiIl, closing II below The high,
cat point. Union lncilo was act!7o and
strong at 2o1k@2o;s, c1oaing at 295, with continued
p,trchaaos for account OF tic pool recently forMoa
inta mado tho greatest advance Of tho day, Holng
At 117.l ngai,st 113 Saturday, finally closing III
Pacific Mail from 08,< 10 ~, mud closed nt w Va
bnsh RANGED from TAX to 73k. and Northwest 7ottt9
7lh. With tho exception Of Erie tho baanco OK tae
list 1uctunted about ror cont. Tho corner was con.
troicd by tho German bankers, an at timed Disturbed
tho gcnoral innrkot The stock opened at 63H regular
md declined TO G1H on:Europehn dIspatchoa alolnc-
Ing that tho corner III this market had no oloea n
London. Tho early dealings wer0 ht Gs cash VIZ eJ3
regular, but later tho difference waa about si@l
por coit. In tho morning tho 0erman bhnkera
Tof,,ao to 1onh Rtock and tho boars woro forcea to
buy cash and Rcll regular. About 5000 shares wore
bought under tho rule from % to d. OF thts amount
helm Brothers. Immediately nfter this tho stock
dropped to cox on tho report Tint the steamer City Of
Chcstar brought 600 sharca Of Erlc and that tho
Cunart steamer would bring as 600 moro to-morrow.
At tho cloBo t1,oro rally to "a. Erie 10 oored st
SO seller co. at 81 soor 10, aud 90 seller 10 days. Tho
general market coBed firm.
Startling, 10Uif.
, 1873-07-22
4 GROSS OUTRAGE.

Il Private policeman and n Clerk
Commit nsa Outrage WnosA u Yosxl,g
French Girl.
George Henderson and Richard Dieberbach
wero before Justice Doyden yesterday afternoon,
on change Of yonuo from Danyon, charged with
committing tho crime Of rape upon the person
Of Betsoy Diobala, Young French girl. If her
statomont il tr1le more dendiah outrage has
not boon committed in tho city for sono timo.
In her testimony sllo rolated tho following:
About u o'clock Saturday night eho was pro-
ceoding hurricdly south on State street, when
aho mot mau, who stopped in front Of lor
nnd naked her whore she was going. sho did
not roply, but attempted to pass linn,
WHOM he opened lis coat and displayed q
club, and stated TINT, being police officer, ho
would accompany hor to tho end Of hia boat.
She thanked him, and walked with him without
Stone, No. 1856 State street, waB reached, o young
man emerged from the front door, and, aided by
the would-bo policeman, he forced hor inside tho
store and closod tho doors. T4o poor girl Hus.
peoting Their, Intentions, eobbed and begged
ta as9e IL I'd aa s. Soa o epep%ay yos
succeeded III outraging hor .porson. Officer
Patrick Bailey of plnkerton's forco. was attraot-
ed to tho spot, and through him OGlcer Myers
was summoned. Not understanding the nature
OF [Q9 EIluDt tl3t AA4G9kGA b41H 6A4A AIe%
Henderson, and charged them. ae the Armory,
with dlso1dorly conduct. BY tho use OF q little
strategy, Bioborbaeh was arrested ct
daybroak yesterday morning. at tho Ar
mory tho girl related her sad story,
and her name was stricken from tic
docket, and tho chargo Of tlisortlorly conduct,
which had boon Set opposite tho namos Of tho
mon, changed to that Of rape. Fearing that
Justice Banyon would be very severe upon thon,,
tho prisoners took change Of vonue to Justice
Boyden, who discharged them. In rendering Ills
decision, tho Justice aaid that tic oircumHtancoH
euol as tho law requires, ho did not fool
justified In holding the acouHcd for trial on the
charge Of rapo. Ho thought perhaps an outrage
had been committed, but that tho evidence
Is watchman employed By Daileya Merchants
Protective Police Agency. Beberbach il clorA
In stones Htore. They will both DO roarrested
On tho charge Of alsora9r1y o,osnauct, and llon.
officer,
, 1873-07-22
nye steady; No. J. 400. barley etcady No. a. 75@8oo
IlroR1pTA-Fsnr, 2,0'l0 brla WHEAT a6,000 bn.
H1ttrMHHTg-Tio1r 4.O10 l}ylB: wheat, 11Q 00Q bu.


nye sch1y No. ], 100. Barley steady; No. p 10000.
FnKIanrs-To Buffalo. 10 DsHeg0, tDi5c.
fredericksburg q ono bEla; wheat, 90 900 bn.
emtrMHN1s-Eiot1r, 4.0o0 hEis; wheat, 11V,oo0 Du.
CLEVELAND.
ohEvErArp, O.. July 4.@nREAnsTuFre- Wheat ~, 'ns
oats ntoady; No. sato, 7Uo No. >, ;So.
rErnoIEuM-Qu1ct; standard wlstc 14Ao; State
tent 22Gs22Nc for car lntg.
TOLEDO
TOLEDO. July 2t.-nnEApsruFra-I!onr qn1et and
nnc'sanTnl Wheat a,sl an lowor: No. ? whlto VA
Aagnst. $1.39; No. rcd, $1.G0; No. do, $f.ba;
no. u now, 81 30 No. amber t1noln, $t.G2. Corn q
Nhado hetor high mixed. 4tIc, npot md July; An
Euat. axe: September, aao ycaw, 45c; I'M Tyado,
1880. Data steady; No. =, 32ko: rejected, 900.
k1Eiattra-Esem and unchanged. .....-
KEoE1tIa-Fonr, 29oo bsA; wheat, II, GOO bu; corn
S2ooo bn oats. pooo ~. ,
s1fistEaFs-F4onr. Ext I0Oo hrls Wheat, 10000 bu
cort, l,ooo bu oass l5:0m nl.
DETROIT.
DETROIT, July 2l.-lnEADaruFrA-F Flour qntct
anu 'lnShangai: Whoat r. lstoaMy; extra, :lo5G1 100;
NO; =, s!.M; Nc. Y *l:Sv9l.s2 anher, tt.sa Corn
gue1 hMu M%1Gnangco. % o"ta III 0ood ao1nanu; mt1oo
staso, s'o; "csearn' S1e:
d. 7o,,,. 7,,v =, I1x 81; LOUIS: .,.. 49,,
unchanged. Whsat eaalor, but no. slaotafly loHor;
~" no. retl ran, tl'io: NO. 40 $ia5. Corn oantnr;
40. mt1eds 5ac can't 3sAo AuguHt deafc tenienber;
4''o ssckcd. Onts d>' ioWof ~. 3lH@Htn IN elo-
gatort 3SH@3oSc sacRca' nafloy, ho market. Hyo
Armer bofyG0c.,
MlisnY-Qu9t p'c. .4, ,..,.
, 1873-07-22

supplios tho Carbon of Acclimatization with
food for tho phoasants, which food consists on
tiroIy Of ants eggs, Thcao hho COLLECTS in tho
woods around Paris, and reoefvos about t,rolvo
francs for tho quantity nho brlnga back from
oacl Of 1er foraglng expeditions. Those gcn-
orally Inst threo Or four layH, during which siio
tho |nsocsa at dawn, md to iind hor way to thcr
treasures. sho ia atmost lovoured by tho ntlts,
an Inconvenience Of which ahe takcs .llttlo no
tico, hut at tho ond Of llor llnrycRt-tlmo. which
tolnber, llor whole body is in truly pitiablo
condition. IIor services arc, Of oo,1rso, highly
va1ued, for, there in ut proso1t no conapetlton
IN this lne Of Industry, It would be di0loult to
supply lor riace.
, 1873-07-22

"A
hasbsaa to bis house, md l.td II Lis land On lis
sd soo a1oe os 1 & hSH boo
otr. wIon Ouin]an Inv down nnfl l,ellowod. and
tho ay1npathotIo noI9hborn. mnle and folnato.
0roat and pmatl clustoroj ro11nd. Without co-
Inc into partIculara. it In onnucl1 to etoto
thnt. whtlo Trainor aoknovioil,.oa strikinr
Ouiu1an two or thrco tjmoa ho anys I,o WA
struck at frat l,o donics ilnyinr lg trucl,oon
with him. liz which Ia in a1n,,ortod by tho owl
tlonco OF foliow-of1icors. and ntntos tint tho
woman yeg lacked ,,n II, oror tn ina,,ro having
hor oyiouco liz, ,,cYt n,ornne md that her f,,e
fant was brought hor na aoon nftor hor iucar-
coration M nnaafbio. TnwnrIn tho closo Of lin
oroug- -oxatnInntfou l,v Mr.. Moran. tic limo WA
much wastod hv nnasacou-nt-nr7rs between that
lnwyor nntl othor pnrt}cg. which littfo trick h.
cnn1o NJ, abanluto nniaanco hv i'm limo tbn lat
witneanns woro being examined. Gpinninr tho
s,n1,iant ovi5onco nit jntn a catncjiis1n bv Inv,
W. nm; witnnup tio main nhicnt ~ ,y,io, acoroa
IN bo xrhtcl, cn,,li INV ti,o amnrseat th,nre md
mt oft fin nnnfnpt sni,hs m ma nnothnrs
T,hc cxrj,nnuo of ,,1cosnntr,os hctwcnn the INV
vor md rdtncea cronfoi mncl, n,crr;rncnt and
kant iho nnaai cnurt M lonr in aossion thnt nt7
n'cInclr Al, ndiour1,,ncnt unti, tl,3n morn,nr wna
dcciifod nnnn'
rn,JcE ovr1crn CANON.
of Tim Armorv gtniion Win yna hefore Tho po-
liz nom,riuu;onnru un33ro svnnku uinco. md hv
tl1om acnuittet1 Of tho c1,arros of dr11nlonucss
nnd ah,1atvo tro,fnont of nifiyonH nat beeallne
i,o waa fo,ni in,,ocont. Int pooauao Of his long
tnrtn If enry;ro ns d poticonan. has ngaiu
e1.11v, h;meott tn In ,nwnrthv nf tl,o rosit}on.
ft' .1t - 'S7 80. T., t.,5@ .,;tt 1T. fU1i;,u -,
, 1873-07-22
Hkpll&kuY8 Qlt&t 3luv0rx.

A democratic newspaper In London is worry
savage about tho honors pall to tho Sinh, and
declares that only q monkey In tho Geological
uardona has exhibited yeHtigo Of manlinoss
to poke this ANNUAL with stick, tllo indignant
creature aoizol It, and grinnod detlanty at tho
Ma}esty of Porsia. "Ald thie," plsilonophlzos
our newspaper, 'allowa how superior monkoya
nro to nayors. Nah tho Sinh hioket, ono Of THO
lattor, all the mayors In Tho Kingdom would
layo enyied him tho distinction, a1,sl regretted
tl.at their porsons bud not boe1 honorod by q
similar iutllctiou.h
, 1873-07-22
S&l1Vll{nrA

From tho Stdd|i0 {llo.} Dt,nocrdk
Wo gave all account OF AIr. uuuknor'a death by
lightning Iear Qreonridge fow days ago. Tho
lloy. Mr. smith prencod lsia funeral Hor1non on
tho day following, and three tlaya thereafter llo
was killed. by tho SAME subtle ild Thta waB co1l-
Bidorod strange. hut tho most singular thing
nooted with thoHo leaths re.nalns to bo told.
The clothea worn by Mr, Duokner at tho time Of
, 1873-07-22
4reat Attraction at Dexter Far1.

Th8 well-knowa celebrated trottng horso, Chicago
formerly Hockey, will contest race with American
Girl thia afternoon at o'clock, whom presume tho
fastest time will bo shown TINT was madc upon
tho Dexter Park track Both horsea arc n hno condl
ton, and Chicago will do ha boat to win, although
American Girl has low record. Tta race will attract
thousands OF people, and II tho weatlor u favorable
grcat day Of faHt speeding will bo Eeon Tho othor
Facos between Topsy aud ltattio and Chicago gent1o
mems ruad A0raeB, will ho qnltu oxcltlnI.
, 1873-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-CArTLE-Market mol
eratry actiro and rather drmcr, with saes of a,s0o
At S7.5UGe7.75 for extra Ponusylvania and Western
atoers $G0o97Uo for fair to good md for
common. -.--
snEEr-wero In fair demand, with Bales Of 5000 at
S5.909f.o0. .......--.--
ilooH-Woro higher, With na1cs Of 5000 at s7.763
, 1873-07-22

Choice South Park ProportY.
very choice block fronting Dte1el boulevard and
Fifty atroot belonging to George L. 1ozat, Es
will ba offered for public cornpotstlon In few days.
ThiA wnut question ia tho mont attractive property
in tha market. Efty-st street Ia 400 fset wle, aud
will Jo lnoat hnparby orsaneod. The lota un this
front overlook tho great Houth Park.
, 1873-07-22

CHICAGO, July 21.-Tho following is the record
Of temperature this day. aa reported by L. Ma-
nasso, optlcian, No. 2s West Madison street,
oyery hal{-hour-Fahronheit;