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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
THE COU rs.

On the complaint Of George E. Priest, 8, Morton
street. Brooklyn, suit has been commenced in
the United States District Court against simon
Haas 1876 Church street. New York, for alleged
differentiation at the Custom House to the extent
OF twenty-five per cent. on importations Ofdamask
cloth, by the steamers Thuringia and Holsatia, in
the month OF June last. The seizure Of the books,
papers, invoices &C. of the defendant Is prayed
for. On the complaint OF the same person suit
has been commenced against Patt h Boyd, 70 and
81 Murray street, claiming that they have imported
mercha ndise and that by COLLISION with one or
more ofnoers OF the Appraisers department. they
have effected a false and fraudulent classification
of their goods thereby making the duty less than
1t would otherwise have been. And upon the com.
plant OF the same person, Priest, suit has also
been begun against Edward RorKe 4 Co., earthen-
ware merchants, ~ Barclay street, for under.
valuation In the importation OF goods. The COM
plant this case as In the preceding one prays for
the seizure of the books and papers of the defend
ants, who WILL OF course have an opportunity OF
putting In their answers to the allegations made
against them.
The criminal term OF the United States Circuit
Court Is to be formally opened on the 9th inst but
no business will be transacted, and the probability
is that the Court will then be adjourned to Oct0.
Der, when some important criminal cases will be
brought on for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

Tho Dumping Board at West Washing
ton Markct-Tho Matter still In Abey-
ance-Lorillard's Filthy slip-Fina N
cial Statement-The Christopher street
Ferry.
The commissioners OF the Department OF Docks
met yesterday afternoon At two o'clock in their
ONCE on Broadway, there being present Mr. J. A
westervelt President and Commiss oners Budd
and Gardner. The first subject taken up was the
letter recently received from the Board Of Health,
with reference to the removal OF the Dumping
Board from West Washington Market to some other
locality. II was stated that none OF the lessces
OF piers from that place down TO pier No. North
River were willing to lease at any price their
premises for such uses, and 1t was resolved to lay
the matter over for q short time for further con-
sideratiOn. In the meantime 1t was agreed that
the dumping board at West Washington Market be
boarded IN, as well as the boats loading there, SO
that the business shall be conducted IN the least
offensive manner possible.
LORILLARD's FILTHY SLIP
The following communication was receivcd:-
THg LoRrtLAnD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ pIkRs S. AND 81 East RIVER, July 81 1873
bss To- Ss cS your attention to tho
condition Of the alp between piers % 81 East RIVER
The DOOR a. times 20 stns hat 'ie IS with acuv
%fn be had to work on hfsS dck
II was resolved that the communication he
placed on he, no further action being deemed
necessary, inasmuch as the lessees of pier "a and
the bukhead between piers 80 and "a East River
have COvenanted in their lease To do the ssa
dredging in said slip.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT,
The following statement was then submitted and
approved
May 81 Balance in hands Of Treasurer a. 2yx
June o. Amount received during Juno from rents
and COLLECTIONS from wharf property 49,, 1896
June so Interest allowed on deposit In bank - S
ReQutsition on Comptroller ............., ~ eJU
Total. .....,..............sS $4,000
Amount OF bin" sent to Comptroller for payment s2aO60
Pay rolls to June ~, foremen and laborcrs m SGS
Fay rolls OF commissioners OF Docks and other ON.
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund transfers of ''-
moneys received during the month OF June for
rents ana collections from wharf property 49, Il oaS
Total sl3 NS
Balance TO credit OF Department OF Docks sa2i3
THE HoBOKEN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
The Executive Commttee-Messrs Gardner and
Budd-rcpOrted that they had considercu Tho corn
munlcaton from the Hoboken Land and tm mn vv
ment Company In reference to proyiding increaseJ
Terry accommodation at the foot of '7hristonher
street. North River, and, having cxaminaT a a'a
gram submitted by them setting tor,h the az. "a
dttional space, recommend the Hoard that sne
Petiton De denled, which was accordingly done
REMOVAL or NIGHT SOIL.
III was resolved that the necessary drcd0,n0 he
done az the foot OF l06th street. Fast RIVAL nj the
request Of the Health Department, to faciitate the
removal OF night soil, and that Captain Turner do
the necessary dredging az soon as the dredging is
River, ="
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
Portrait or Franklin.

TO THE EDITOR or TIN HERALD;-
The following appears In recent number OF
your valuable paper
A pastel portrait Of DR.. Franklin was obtained
In Paris, at great expense, by our late Minister 10
France, John Bgcl0w. and there are reports Of tho
existence of duplicate In this country IL Is In
the possession OF Dr. d. r. Franklin, OF Newbufg'
y. .,, -.
The original picture Of Benjamin Franklin was
painted by order Of the French government while
he was United States Minister to France.
There are probably two copies in this country,
exclusive of the ono obtained by Minister Bigeow.
In the year 1882 while pursuing ny profession as
Photographic artist In Paris, l was applied to by
U0lOneI bartlett, who requested me to make copy
of the original portrait lie having obtained permis-
sion from the french government to this efect.
Thinking that there would be no harm In making
cory at the same time for myself, l did SO; and
have 1t In my possession at my gallery 581 Broad
way where shall be happy to exhibit 1t to the al
mlrers Of Franklin. Respectfully yours.
G. ID. FREDRICKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
SUPERIOR CogsT.
DecisiOnS.

BY Judge Freedman.
Booth w. Smltb.-Order for extra allowance OF
$50 to defendant.
Ivison vs. Koecr ct al.-Order for Judgment
Carpenter vs. INSTRUMENTATION denied.
with $40 costs.
Spyer and Another vs. Fisher.--Motion denied
with $40 costs, to abide the event.
Reade W.. WaterhOuse and Another.-Moton de-
MED, with $40 costs.
Pope ct oil. vs. Bass.--Motion denied, with $40
COSTS to abide the event.
AcEer VS.. Colins.--Motion granted. Memoran.
DUN with Clerk.
cracker VS.. Thompson. Injunction continued.
See decision.
Werner vs.. Clark.--Notion denied, wi tn $40 costs
Memorandum with Clerk
Martin w. ODwyer.-Motion denied with 40
costs Memorandum with Clerk.
Foster Va. Newbrough.-Motiond denied no COSTS
Memorandum with Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
THE RECENT MALPRACTICE CASE
Very Little Important Electromagnetic
Bet ~ecn Counsel and the Coroner
singular Veriict-Tho Prisoner Conn

very Little Important TesttmOny-Tilt
Bet wecn Counsel and the Coroner
Singular Verttict-Tho Prisoner COM
mitted.
Yesterday morning Coroner Kess!cr held an in
vestigatiOn At the oicc No. 40 East Houston street.
In the case OF Mrs. Pauline Ungcr, late OF No. 100
Delaney street, who died few days ago, ~ alleged
from the efrects OF criminal malpractice, performed
by Mrs. Minnie Hammer, a German midwife, living
at l2I Stanton street, There was little evi.
dence to criminate the accused, who, how.
ever, had been attending the deceased for
some days previous to her death. During the
examination OF witnesses Mr.. William y. Howe,
who appeared Tor the defendant, objected to the
Coroner putting words in the mouth OF the wit
ness, which the Coroner denic doing. and
broadly limited that the counsel was there only by
courtesy. This Mr. Howe Indignantly denied, and
said he was there by right, which he would prove
10 the Coroner whenever 1t was desired.
Below will be found brief synopsis OF
TuB EVIDENCE
and the verdict OF the jury
DIR. Ludwig Bopp, OF 80 Seventh street. deposed
that no was called to see deceased on Friday last;
found her extremities cold she was almost pulse.
ess. and she said she was dying from internal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
MARINE COU1T.
Question OF Rent Due on Burned
Buildings,

The case OF Goodknd w. Binning was tried IN
tho Marine Court, on the 18th June, before Judge
Spaudng, without jury, and the Court has lust
rendered its decision. The defendant had leased
property OF the plaintiff In Thirty-second street.
for four years and six months for $3.50 per quarter
payable quarterly In advance. Last Fall the build.
inzs were destroyed BY fire and the defendant re.
using 70 pay This suit was brought TO collect rent
for the quarter CONNER cing February /, 1873 The
deience was the destruction OF the buildings
IN: painun asserted that at common law tho
destruction OF the building was no defence to
an action for rent The defendant relied
upon Hn act OF the Legislature OF 1850
exoDt rating tenants from liability for rent
when premises became untcnablc. unless the
parties expressly agree to the contrary In writing
pldntir put the lease In evidence, and read a
clause il IL as fOlows:-"And under no circpm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE.

me commissioners OF quarantine met yester.
day ana the action Of Mr.. Judd, the Treasurer OF
tne Commission, In paying interest to Mr.. Apple.
ION on contract made with him dated November
~ 1870. was approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

NAhIN1 IT LIVELY fOk 1hk rhtkNINo
APACHEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. The troops thzf
nave been operating against the Apaches, ne ar
Camp Verde, Arizona, returned TO their Camp
December 18th. Lieut.. Reese, commanding Q
detach ment OF the 9TH cavalry, and the HualspA
scouts, fought the Apsches twice in the Red
ROCK country. One was killed, thirteen war
riors we're captured. several women with their
children, and large quantities of Indian supplies
were destroyed. \ detachment under Capta ain
Price captured eleven prisoners, mostly women.
Another expedition destroyed several camps.
General Crook has his entire mounted force in
the held, and they are moving in every direction
against the Indians. Captain Rendalle force
bad several engagements in TOuta Basin,
Killed twenty 1--we warriors, and captured their
women and children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
Trouble Apprs hended I'm New Orleans
Next Monday.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Worlds Washington
dispatch save soyices Received there yesterday
certainly indicate q troublesome state OF affairs
in that city on Monday. The conservatives
believing McEnery has been legally elected
governor, will attempt TO insugurste him a.
such on the day the Pinchback government
VIII swear in Kellogg tor the same pos ton, in
which csee trouble is aPprehended.
The Rerold's dispatch also contains the same
Information, and says General Emory will have
under HE control on Monday between three and
four thousand troope, including cavalry and
artillery. L. l.. Norton, formerly OF New York,
VIII probably be Kellosg's successor in the
United States Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
From Europe ana Asia.

THE Z. O. Fla GsHfP LACKAwANA
CALCUTTA, Jan. 3.-The United States dag
snip Lackawsns will sail to-day for Ceylon.
All are well.
WHAT THE TrMKs SAYS ABOUT THE sANpwIca
IsLANIs.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Timss this morntnv
says IL must confess that the Americans viii
eventually people the Sandwich islands, which
VIII became valuable colony between San
Francisco and China aud ustralla The Tinss
reviews the question OF annexation by flibus-
teribg as heretofore prsetced in new countries
oy great powers, and doubts the right or pro-
Sandwich Islancs in such manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
More Damage BY the Tee.

or. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-A large cake OF ice be-
came detached from the gorge al Arsensl Is
isnd. and anchored yesterday afternoon below
ills city. During ITS passage down the river IL
earned with IL two transfer boats and barge,
lying ct Carondolet.
gCiKcINNA-I, Jan. s.-The ice gorge at Wheel
ig gave way this morning, carrying down the
steamer Carrie Brooks. The gorge AZ Madisou.
lnd., also gave way this morning, CARRYING the
steamer General Buell. mile below and sink
ing her. The Zoe in Licking river has Just
started. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

DECISION In TEE TWEED CAsE.-Jadge In
gals, Ia Troy, n. Y, has rendered q de cision
granting the motion to change the place OF
Tweed's trial, originally laid in Albany county.
to New York. The motion to change vas no ade
upon the ground OF absolute right. The code
provides that when public officer II charged
with onenses committed such officer he shall
be tried in the county in which he resides, and
Judge Ingalls, decided that Tweed was public
ofhcer in the meaning OF the code, and that the
offenses charged against him were committed
officer. The case will come before the new
Judges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

THR CUBAN RESURRECTION BOT CRusHrn
~ S9T MOB PLAYHD OUT-On the night of tn,
the town Of Magurabomba, but we're renniseS
6y the troops; not, however, before thew hal
burned eight houses in the town. On the nioht
OF the 18th ult., the sensdarmes repulsed . bod
OF insurgents who we're marching to attack the
fortined Spanish camp of Maragnan. These
accounts are from Spanish sources only. IT l.
reasonable to conclude that the movement.
uncomfortable measure OF success. The Nadrid
Journals OF yesterday, however deny that the
recent operations Of the insurrectionists have
oeen % ali successful. and. ~ . hundred times
|crushed." va" Nv" VIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
| MYSTERIOUS AYrAIR IN BALTIMORE

- "tstsHdo9s ARFAIR ~ BALT1MORK-
Robbery and Sudden DeatA--Wds IL Nurders-
The Baltimore Sun OF this morning saws: ssThe
dwelling be use Of MT. John Lampley, No. 1O2
Mulliken street, near Dallas, was entered last
night between and 10 O'Clock, and robbed OF
between ~ coo and 6, 900 in notes and geld coin
Mrs Lampley, who is near IS years of age, were
found liieless on the door. As there was no
marks OF violence visible on her person, the
cause Of her death could not be ascertainsd
MI. Lampley and his son were both absent q
the time of the robbery"
An associated press telegram from Baltimore
murdered .'during the absence Of her husband
AND daughter ut Ford's Opera House. who left
the murdere woman in perfect health II Is
was taken from the house and the jeVelry taken
from the person of Mrs. LampleYN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

The ice 10 reported fourteen feet thick n
Duluthi
MT. Morris, Brooklyn lawyer, committed
suicide tn that city yesterday morning.
SThe session Of the Portuguese Cortes vas
opened yesterday BY King Louis In person 1t
~ There ie not single ferry.bost ON the
Hudson north Of New York City. Teams cross
on the ice at Nevburgh, but It = hasardous.
and several heve broken through.
1Thopas King convicted Ct couterfeitinR
IN Pftasbure In 1861, and sentenced to nftecf,
Z0re Imprisonment has been pardoned By tie
GHundreds Of Agricultural lAborses oat Of
e1ployment IN London becsuse the farmers
pairing 10 emigrats to Brasil.
0Lieutenant General Won Kamecke vim
succeed Won Room as minister on va for
Prussia. The latter Is to be made Geld mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
Affairs I'm Utah.

TkoCBLn ABOUT FCofTrvE.
SALT LAKE CRY, Jan. IA fugitive from
wyoming territory, arrested here ON a warrant
lssued by Judge Mexican, and held 20 await a
requisition, has been diecharged by the probate
Judge. HE governor has ordered proceedipgs
TOT contempt against the probate judge, ana
VIII probably apply for q writ Of prohibition.
- NitW on PROSPECTIVE OFFICIAL CHANGES
nere, the press generally call for the appoint
msnt OF Citizens Of the territory 70 federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

MAD Doc NEAR wIYcHEsrRR, yA.-Joseph
r Funkhouser, living about eight miles from
winchester, informs us that about two weeks
ago stray dog appeared in his neighborhood
ana bit number or animals, including six VAL
liable hounds belon ging to him, severalo Of which
have developed hydrophobia. others are said 10
kinds of stock, and sometimes attackino mar
sons Winchester Va Times,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

STRAITS News Of the 4th of November gives An
account OF an uprising of convict9 In the PM
ipPine Islands, who rallied to the cry Of aDeath
70 cpain. "A serious conflict followed, in which
many europeans and natives were killed md
wounded. The rebels we're purSued TO the
mountains and forests, and great humber OF
them Killed, wounded and caifured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

IHf MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS i'm Mar
the diamond cue and championship. vss a.
cisfed ON on account Of . mistake in the CONN.,
and viii be played again next Thursdav AVE-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

lEcEEDIARIsN In VIRGINIA-Henry Nof-
singer 6 Brothers large barn, one mile from
fineastle, Va. was fired by incendiaries De-
cemoer 3Wh, ana ell rely consumed, with All
their winter forage in and around il, ten good
horses, about 200 bushels of wheat come hsr-
ness and machinery, and q threshing machine
The total loss is not lese than IS O0O and no in
turance. Three colored men have been ar
rested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

NATIONAL THEATER. BReINs AT B
IN MR. j. g. SAvILLs, Lessee and Manager.
FAREWELL NIGHTS OF
MIR. DION BOUCICAULT
MISS AGNES ROBE RrsoN,
Mrs. Dion Boucicault,)
NIB. sH HTE BARRY.
THURSDAY, January 2, 1873, last time of Mr.. Bon
tiCautt's romantic Irish drama,
X RA H n -POGUE;
Or. The Wicklow Wedding.
The audience are requested to be in their seats a.
eo'clock precisely, "a the nav comedy drama,
KERRY;
Or. Night and Morning,
will cCmmsrce IT that hour
FkiDAf, JANUARY 8, BENEFIT OF
Mr.. AND MRS. B0UCICAULT.
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
ERRY.
Also, on SATURDAY (lastD NIGHT.
SAT URDAI. MATINEE AT 2,
kEBBY, and MILLY, THE MAID WITH THE
MILKING PAIL.
l2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

. ESCAPE OF SEVEN CoNvIcrs PROM ALBANY
seven conyicts escaped from the state prison al
Albany, n. Y, yesterday, by digging through q
wall where shaft ran through for the purpose
o! turning the machinery in the prison. II Is
believed the convicts had assistance from the
outside, as they are supposed to have been pro-
vided with citizens clothes. The escape was
projected and conducted by Dan Noble, the mo-
.oIlous Lord bond robber. Their terms Of sem
tence varied from to 20 wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

FIRST GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
l. To BE GIVEN AT THE
15IH-6TREET PbEsBHTEKIAN CHURCH
TUESDAY EVENING. JAM, 1873,
Commencing at O'Clock. Ticke's of afmssor. q
cents: Tickets can be ha, At Kills. and at Fiji
90. . Be kstore, cor New York ave. and 18th 1t
I. 3. Be SION. Conductor. N. B.-The Concert for
the benefit Of the Church. 1915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

Ii WAS A DRFHcTIvs FLUE IN THIS CAsy
he origin of the fre at the Fifth Avenue The
alter, New York, was for some time in doubt
but the generally received theory Was that IL
the left lobby, and is declared to have beer
wholly accidental, and that the spark irst ate
its way into the woodwork, and, extending
along the lobby floor, quickly enveloped the
auditorium, and finally the entire building. IL
was afterward ascertained to have been due 70
q defective due near the treasurer's Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
Society,".

Mr.. John Burroughs, OF the Office of the
Comptroller Of the Currency, has resigned, to
act as receiver for national bank of the state
OF New York. Mr.. Burroughs has the esteem
OF all who have been connected with him in
official and social life, and as q literary man
be has made worthy name for himself as a
genial and instructive writer in the best maya
zines, and as the suthOr OF that delightful
volume, "Wake Robin"
The young folks, that is those not vet en-
tered fully into society, have enjoyed nine par
ties during the holidays. That given by Mrs.
Ross Ray last evening was q delightful affair.
-To-morrow afternoon Mrs. j. M. Carlisle
will hold the first of her dancing receptions from
three to six, assisted by Mrs. Wright, Miss Hop
kins, and Miss Preston, of Kentucky.
The ladies Of the Cabinet will continue TO
receive on Wednesday.
The ladies OF the Supreme Court will re-
ceive, as heretofore, on Mondays.
The wives Of Senators, unless otherwise an
nounced, will receive On Thursdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

SixTERN DHGRHRs BELOW ZERO IN NJ ArNR
The present long continued term OF cold
weather in Maine Is unprecedented in the last
forty years. As shown by weather records Al
Bangor for the last ten days, be Thermometer
has ranged from three to thirty degrees below
zero. New Years morning IL stood AZ sixteen
degrees below zero, but afterwards moder ated.
and the Gay was warm and pleasant but again
toward night ii grew rapidly cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

-: .:si Sisi 8 8: -: ~ Cs::s. "a.
n0Rioes baxboes q Na,keeo ~
s.svs % SUNDAY without tea 60 erS.s' Nv
~ col - "nGy 1872 - $500.
s y 0esryta, t.sesadsf aesndy Puns.s
inoanaPols illuninasss via sses,lsr A.,
- m. PsPeosfies sines J. Rssa G1Dpoed q
~Ia Saline county, Ra,.,s. -. 49,,
sppeoss, IL "viGianss0 -. - 49, -. -,
u u county.
r rem, q Three Rsvs,. ca. -.
Sy - ~. ~ i r ssi's. Ne sssSitiy SsslsS6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

SavkNrH WORM OF TIE CKNTER Srnxr1
fikr, IN INV YoRK.-The search for bodies
at the ruins of the Center street are terminsfec
zee ssfeSrdsy by the qnesrthing Of the remains Of
Nothing remains Of the body rave the trmnI
blackened and gone almost beyond identi6ca,
non. IL was necessary to saw OF some vocd
which was inserted int the flesh 90 firmly ss 10
cung beyond the possibility OF removal. Tn
nesn ON the Sack was slightly burned. The re-
maine were found about six feet from the fiy.
bodies unearthed Wednesday. NV
AN AHHRIoAH AID An ENeErsaxAx IN
THOU Ln-A man named L. Watson, ssid 10
% native q Seyennah, Ca, and Ben:snin
Cfowdsr. On Engliahman, have been tTied ~
fenced to Gig nesth!' impFieonnent, for r.
Tss not eensloered conplimsntaFy 10 the
months, foe resisting arrsSt O samS occssior'
1xxIoAH AAfFIls.-Accounts mon ths az,
q 1exlco b The alth ult, stafe thaf Ssrts
Anna - expected to arrive IN VerS On ~.
nonth. Congres sdjournsd without 6nai ~
u0s e ne 1oeecssns railway scheme. Boa 3.
40 ~, rl1nb are to have ce9pesitoF IN n Ene.
ueA company. mug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

ESQ EMIaRAsrs AT CASTLE GARpEr on
NEW YEARS DAY.-Castle Garden presented
Yesterday an extraordinary appearance, owing
70 the arrival of some I 80 emigrants-a num-
Der quite unprecedented ut this Indictment sea-
con. The Germans and Italians especiallv are
reported as having suffered intensely THROUGH
out the voyage from the effects Of cold and bad
treatment.-N T. World ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03

TIE SMALLPOX IN RICHMoSp.-The small.
pox panic in Richmond, Virginia, has been ia
some degree allsyed by the publication of a
card from the president OF the board OF health,
in which II Is stated that the first appearance OF
the disease was in November, and on persons
who had visited other cities where the disease
existed. % to the present time there has been
twenty cases reported and only two deaths. No
iation, who, during last and the pre- sent year.
have awaited themselves of the adyiceSof the
board and allowed themselves 10 be reyacci-
mated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-03
From the Pncaae Sue,e

GOLD II ALASKA.
SAk FRANCISCO. dan. Alt b reported that
ncn goie quartz has been discovered at silver
GOING TO HoxoLuLu.
nc BRUSH war steamer Scout sailed from
victoria, v. l., Dec. 2lst, tor Honolulu, ana
VII be followed BY the British war steamer