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The New York herald., 1873-07-10
IEltcaAms TO THE NEW york HERALD.

MADRID, July 9, 1873
The government has issued manifesto decar-
ing that "its most imperative duty now ls to
crush the insurrection which is devastating Cata-
lonia, Navarro and the Basque provinces" 1t is
preparing for a supreme EFFORT and, avatling itsen
of the extraordinary powers granted by the Cortes
has resolved to insist the inexorable execution
of the law and compel soldiers to remain under
their colors until pacifcation ia complete, and,
moreover, to call out the reserves II reinforce
ments are needed.
THE PARLIAMRNTIsT SECESSION HIATUS STILL I'M
CLOSED.
SedOres CASTELAR, and Sameron have had con-
ference with the rreconcilable Deputies to induce
them to return to the Cortes, but found It impos-
sible to accede TO their demands
REsIGNATION OF AN 8AINBNT COMMANDER.
General Nouvillas has resigned and It Is ex-
pected that the government will accept his resIg-
nation.
A COLONEL CAsHIRRED FOR HIS DEVOTION TO THE
CODE.
The lieutenant colonel OF regiment OF chasseurs
stationed at raria has been cashiered for chaleng-
ing Sefor Campos to fight duel.
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leyaFtuFe Of the United States Steamer
Junlata from st. Johns, n. f. for
the Polar Regions.
THE SEARCH FOR THE P0LARIs BEGUN.
Cased in 1r3n Against
the Ice. :,
All on Board Well and Confident oi
Shocess.

81. JOHNS N. r., July 0, 1879.
Tho United States steamer Juniats lett this port
this afternoon for the regions OF eternal Ice in
search Of the missing explorers on board the
Polsria She viii touch at Disco, ON the bleak
coast OF Greenland. and then will proceed to Uper-
navik also In Bafnns Bay She will call at some OF
the intermediate settlements TO procure dogs,
sledges and other necessary csncomitants Of Q
complete Arctic outnt.
Commander Braine and his gallant crew are in
excellent health and spirits, and all entertain high
hopes OF the success OF the expedition The
steamer Is now encased in q coat Of mall, or, In
other words, sheathed from stem to stern against
the ruoe approaches Of Ice noes and icebergs, ana
nothing has been omitted to put her in good con-
dition for her voyage.
The excitement at st. Johns when the signal for
starting was given was intense. Tho noble vessel
and her crew carry with them the good wishes Of
the entire community. Nothing could be moro
favorable than the weather, and bright skies give
happy omen Of success.
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Putting the Passengers on the
Nova Scotian Shore.
wINIFRED'S KISS.
Hospitality Of the Islanders p Patience
Of the Passengers.
A Gallant American-A Feather
bed Official
A SEARCHING INVESTIGATION WANTED

L1vERpooI, LIE BEET HARBon, July 6,
Via ANNAPOLIS, N. s., July
On the Gath of June last went to Liver
pool England, bound for three months
trip to the Western States Of America. was
undecided by what line TO go, but the guard
or conductor of the train told me that the
Inman line sailed that day at five O. clock, and
he furthermore added,
s4TH1RE's THE usAxAN AoNr."
pointing to a person with 'Inman line"
worked in gold letters on the front of his cap.
This gentleman, whose name was Freeman,
was exceedingly obliging, saw my luggage
safely deposited in the baggage room and took
me to the Inman Office. I asked and paid
for a twelve guinea ticket; but on Mr..
Freeman assuring me that if I took
twelve guinea berth might be un-
comfortable and perhaps find myself in
o room with five or six Others whereas, if
took fifteen guinea one should have q
berth with only one other. paid the extra
three guineas, the ticket clerk making no
remark, and consequently tacity agreeing with
the observations of Mr.. Freeman. As we
went of in the tug,
s4rHnz's THE WASHINGTON, SPLENDID
vEssx1,"
observed that individual, with very pardon
able pride in the tone of his voice. During
our first night at sea observed such extra
ordinary conduct on the part of one Of my
fellow passengers that I asked the opinion Of
the doctor on the subject, and he came to the
conclusion that he was laboring under an
attack of delirium tremens. As had no idea
of waking up one morning with my throat
cut, applied for and was given berth with
only one other occupant I occupied this
berth during the whole of the voyage and pre-
ferred it to my old one, the sole difference
being that the latter had port and my new
one opened on the saloon. The berths in
which might be uncomfortable and be bunked
with FIVE or six people existed only in
THE rERrnE IMAGINATION OF MR. FREEMAN,
as there were none but double berths in the
ship I did not discover until nearly at the
end of the voyage that I was occupying
twelve guinea berth. Mr.. Freeman may be,
and no doubt is, very efficient and money
making runner for the Inman company, but I
can hardly say that his statements are strictly
to be relied upon. We arrived ct Queenstown
all right and proceeded ON our way with some
thing like
EVE Hmpaxp AND FIFTY SOULS ON BOARD,
all told. The AEst daH out fnnm onsAnHhf'"u
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Incendiarist Attempt to Burn the Building-cu-
rious and Alarming Inferenoes Of
English Correspondents


LONDON, July o, lS7a
special despatch nom Vienna to the London
Standard says an attempcwas made Yesterday by
an incendiary to IRE the Exhibition building
Correspondents OF London journals and other
persons who have returned here from Vienna hint
that tina buudins viii nrobahiy be burnad anop
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Heavy Payment to the Prussians from Paris-Rs-
publican Effort for Complete Freedom.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July 0, 1873.
second instalment t25o, ,ooo 900 irancs) OF the
last mlard OF the war indemnity was delivered to
the German Treasury on the 5tn inst
There now remains due to the German govern
ment 500, ,00o 600 francs, which, in accordance with
the treaty signed at Berlin on the 10Th OF March
last, is to be paid by the 5th oil next September.
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Avoid Cholera I-Tho Only Perfect Dis
inicctant rs CARBOLIC ACID wide Health 0nicers re-
any quantity. at Carbolie headquarterS klDDrR
York.
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HAVANA, July Q, 1873
The government has suspended the publication
Of the nrtbvwo until Q nne Of 5000, imposed By
the anthoTttiea has been paid.
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A.-The New Elastic Truss, $50 Broads
way retains Rupture com fortably night and Gay till
permanently cured. Metal trusses the filthy sponge
pads" and the ptess iron "hnger" pads not used
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Country Residenoes.-In the Country
look out for Fever and Ague. Take along DESHLBRs
PILLS. They never fall
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Affections OF tho Bladder and Kidneys
permanently cured by using KEARNEY'S EXTRACT
BUCHU, only remedy for Diabetes Gravel and BrghrD
Disease Depot 10l Duane street
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Etna Fire Extinguisher, the Best In
use; adopted By tho United states government Price
S35 ONCE D7 Broadway.
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A.-Go and Sec the Baby Walk, Rune
jump swing in C0LvIN's BABY CHAIR; price ~
6l2 Broadway
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Christadoro's Hair Dye II Pure, In
ous reliable and haxmlcsa Use other excepe
II and you Will be right
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
for
SUMNER READING.

Just published 49,, -
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SPAIN.

Cabinet Manifesto Against Cariism and the Car
lists-Cortes ''Irrsconoilables' Stubborn
in Their Secession-Nou-
villas Resignation.
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POSTAL COMMUNION.

The Europo-Amerioan Postal Congress to Assem-
bls in Switzerland.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye II tho Bost In the
world the only and perfect hair dye; inStanana-
Gus harmless ut all druggistA
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ENGLAND.
TElEsRAx TO THE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, July 0, 1873
A reduction OF the rate Of discount at the Bank
of England will probably be made tomorrow.
The rate OF discount for three month bills In the
open market Is 6-l8 below the Bank OF England
rate.
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
land to-day on balance is f16o,OoO.
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A-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn
corner of Fulton avenue and Boevun street.
Open from 8 A. NJ to r NJ.
On sunday ffom to 9 p. II
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CUBA.
IElEeaAm 10 INt NEW YuaK HERALD.

Pres suspsnsion Pending Payment Of Penalty.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails. &C.. Cured With
out fail Corn Cure By mail, &c.
Dr.. RICE, 2O6 Broadway corner Fulton street.
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Physicians arc WOnderstruck at the
cures Of obstinate coughs violent colds, dimculty q
breathing incpient consumption daily accompShso
BY HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOTHACHB DROPS cure In one minute.
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4nb NMAN CRIME.
How tho City Of Washington Was
Rushed to Destruction.
APASSENGER'S STORY.
Twelve Knots an Hour for Seven
Days in q Fog.
THE LEAD NEVER HOVE.
Saved by Some Yards from a Shock
ing Disaster.
PROVIDENCE, NOT Provision.
Warnings Rudely Repulsed---A Rec
ord Of Incompetence and
Gross Negligence.
One Hundred and Fifty
Miles Out Of Reckoning.
ON THE GULL ROCK SHOAL.
Stupefaction of the 0fficers--The
Ship Filling with Water.
AN HOUR OF TERROR.
Signalling to the ShOre---The
Wailing of Women.
IL HEAR A HUMAN VOICE."
The Coming Of the Deliverers in
an Open Boat.
SWANBURG AND FERGUSON.
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LISBON, July 0, 1873.
The vine disease Is spreading in Portugal.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints, All
diseases Of the fest cured BY Dr. zAchAHIE' Union
SQUARE
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PORTUGAL.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

A Warning to Farmers and Wine Bibbers.
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Also THE BEST STORY PAPER,

Liberal arrangements to clubs
Of ten twenty moro subscribers
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. July 8, 1873.
The European and American Postal Congress
will meet at Berne on the 9th OF September.
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Golden Hair.-Barkcr's Aurora, Harms
less water changes any hair to golden % 50 1N1
Broadway, near Thirty second street.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
New York City.
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Don't fail TO procure Mrs. wINSLOwS SOOTHING
SYRUP all diseases incident TO the period Of eetnns
In children relieves the child rom PAIN cures wine
collie, regulates the bowels and by giving relief ane
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
mrs WINsI.Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists.
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Warnings Rudely Repulsed---A Rec
ord Of Incompetence and
Gross Negligence.
One Hundred and Fifty
Miles Out Of Reckoning.
ON THE GULL ROCK SHOAL.
Stupefaction of the 0flicers--The
Ship Filling with Water.

Signalling to the ShOre---The
Wailing of Women.
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Ladies' Going In the COuntry-Take .
good supply OF Boots and Shoes from MILLER CO.. No
) Union square.
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Pegram's Patent SunstrOke Prevention
sure protective convenient and portable For salo
only ut KNOX'5 three Hat Stores Price 81 each
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appeared as contenteo as possible under the
circumstances. The kindness of the people,
what few there are, is excessive. Every one is
engaged in alleviating suffering. On Monday
evening meeting of cabin passengers was
called, and about two hundred dollars were
subscribed on the spot in coin for
THE TWO HEROES, swANBuRa AND FERGUSON.
One ought to be started in New York for
the same purpose, in behalf of those noble
fellows who risked their lives for us. No
tidings have been heard yet of any relief
being sent, owing to hard-pressing business in
New York.
started yesterday for Annapolis, and hope
to be in New York tomorrow. When left
there were plenty of provisions for all hands
for some days to come. This is how the
Washington was lost
WHY SHE WAS LOST
is quite different affair. Many readers Of the
HERALD are not nautical men. will simply
say that they can only compare the navigation
of the Washington to the conduct of man
who gets on a horse and gallops in dark
night full speed down turnpike road, totally
regardless whether there are several gates on
the road and whether they are open or shut
Fortunately for u. we got threuah one mite
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re:
duced circulars sent aiv information given We sold
the S600,OO prize in the drawing OF April n
j. b. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
Post ONCE box 4,665, New York
18A9-Establishod 1S4 J.-G. kauchfuss,
Practical WIG MAKER and Importer Of HUMAN
HAIR a Rast Twelfth street, near Broadway
, 1873-12-04

MAREEAGES,
HfLDER. .R!sfJAMtN--1n Chicago, m Dec. !, b.
thu lor. t. u. Holspr, A1r. Vim. IL. Widor aud h1ils
Emma Denanin.
TOnEY-ARSETT-Doo. 0, by Prof. Swing, at tbo
rcstdsnge Of W hrnett fat,ur Of tho brto, Mr How.
ard y Tobcy aud iss Sclllo Asnalt. all of Chicago NJ
, 1873-12-04
THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROADS.

70 the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: An articls from tho New York Tribune,
in your tissue Of Dco. ! Qhcadod "CongroyH-
DuBnoss of tho Coming Session y Gays: IA
determined a:tomps will probably DO inado to
Recure subsidies for tho Nortllorn mud Southern
pncilc Railroads, which nro said 10 DO In tospor-
ato straits. Agents Of these lluos hayo alsealy
arrived hero. mud aro looking oyor the ground to
aoe whether 1t will pay to opon campaign" otc.
It may hosnl strange to many Of your roadera,
considering tho present general alvcrAo judg-
ment Of tho poopIo toward any fur:hor lcgIsla-
ton fayoring IN any manner new or existing
railroad enterprises, TINT airy number Of rall-
road-oporators or nagnatoB should now Hcrious-
ly llope Tor SUCCESS In any sclomo for land
grnlltB, sllhsidios or loa,ing of national orolit
i'll aid thereof; and for this worry reaHol,, tho
warning Of tho article copied by you may fail to
mako ita proper Impression. Not SO, however,
it tho country could but DO brought Taco to face
with the startling consciousness that tho wri,ar
haa apolcn hut tho worda OF truth and aoLor-
nonH.
Tho truth should DO known that llo llaa Under
stated, rathcr than tho royorse TINT not only
ia determined atte,npt will probably DO made to
proonre subsidies by tho friends OF tho two
corporations, but that negotiations have already
, 1873-12-04
,cen opcned, and for months have boon prooosd-

:, shonld the fsot DO known, that not only have
ttlan ono occasion during tho past
aonaon, bccn IN Washington In ooao coti-
md departments, hut tint also, at difreront
prominent centres through THO country there
havo boon oilanco" nssembagcs OF htgl,
national and railroad of!lolas In long and private
COUNCIL: that mutual and satisfactory undor-
Of the attompt " hayo boal, agroed upon 1T,
ndtlod to these, 1t could bo shown that absuluto-
", without nucll lofp, tie further prosecution
Of thoHo enterprises must DO abandoned by
,,1f1c teir !. prosens organtzatlona that tho
aud that tho 1aylng opon tllcir past transactions
might como A8 q roatlt OF change OF oruor-
ship nnd management, would not oil thcss
things combined 70 far toward Indicating tho
prop1tioty I1 Of organized aotion, and valuable
Lot na not DO doceivod. Tho prosont Con-
gross 10 looked upon for much to holm thoso
gigantic, but 1noat moody, eientions OF Hpccu-
latvc period: II only neods tho modest poti.
ton: I'VE do not nsk lantl-grantB, or snbsldlea
tho nation to Our credit"
This costs tho Government nothing, and 1t 30
firmly establishes our credit TINT wo can perfect
our e,,torprlsos. oron up our magntlcont lart-
morco Of tho world" But, SHOULD tito land
grants rofuHo to ba opened up at profit, or
should tho worlds commerce decline to bo trans
ported In taoso directions ut tariff high onougl,
to pay for moving 1t, nnd tho enornouA amount
swallowed up In tho construction. thou who Is tu
mako good tho bounaless isHuo Of corporation
bonds bohring tho Endorsement Of the National
Government
Let tho people look we'll toward Congressional
action. Possibly the reports Of some Cabinet
officers ,nay intiicato tic advantages and impos-
tance Of completing thcao two great continental
nrtoFipB; Anl DOsHiblY too. tho MoSeBVu may
faintly fo,oshadow something in this direction
on which to build; but whethor so or not
nevor let 1t DO forgotten Tint tho present session
Of Cong.ess is expected to furnish tho ways and
moans for completing tho Northern and South.
orn Pacific Iailroads, and that. too, in preeont
hands; and tARt Government ociatH of national
reputation aro not ininaical to tho plan. =.
CHICAGO. Dec. /, 1879
, 1873-12-04

South Park sohool, eGe ". T.. nobinson, coal
md wood, a15325 .. Clifford aud others, ro-
pairs to housoA, s87.d0; JanitorB bills md otllor
sorvicgB. eOl I'D making total Of &'02t.B
The foundations und flrst story of tho brick
eo!oot-l,oiso Mt Cornell were reported finished,
and furthor work Ia suspended till srrng. 4
warrant for 81, 400 was ordoroa pnid 10 Doafty Il
Darlscr OIL account. Tho building for tho pros-
Tho FURNACES in tho 11tgl-school building l,nyo
been ropairot. md nlt tho sclool-houaes hnvo
boon also ropal alrcd and arc in good order.
The Committee on Night sc!loolsreportod that
privilege, md tho subject for opening auoh 4
school wna abandoned Tor tho rrosout. On tho
recommendation of tho Superintendent, rcgular
High Bellool hours wero adopted for tho High
School for tho ronaindor Of this gesaion, opc1,-
ing ut y mad closing at 2. Tho Superintendent
was authorized to provide nn instructive onsor~
taiument in el0cusion for the school, at tho close
of tho aession, at an expense not exceeding $40.
, 1873-12-04

Tho skull was brokcn ln, and tl,ore wero two
gashca on tho bnlv,-ono In tho left shoulder.
throat and Tho wound III tho side mado many
think that murder had boon committed. by
otllorB, It was conjooturoa that the Unknown
man had lott lila bad at night md gone to tho
tho water. 1l'o fraoturos Of tho akul
n,hl tho ct,ta on lilo body woro possibly made by
tho wl,oela Of propollar. It was at fret sup
posed TINT tho hody wna that Of Mr.. John Mo-
Quade, Of No. t02 'Wost Taylor atroot' who t,as
boon missing HiIlcn lilo 4tl Of Noyombor. bnt h!s
two brotl,ors who examined tho body. dcclarod
positively that It was not tho fentnroat FORM
and color OF tho hair 1,ong totally unllso. Cor
onor Stephens concluded to tofer holding tho In
quest until to-day, hoping TINT tho romans
would DO identified.
, 1873-12-04

EVANSTON.


prof, Fl. s. Carlurt, Of tLe Uniyersity, lcc-
turas boforo tl,o womou's Collero rrjdav aftcr-
.,aa,,
noun'
Lilo monthly H:oct'ng OF tho directors OF tho
Public Library will DO hold ut the Library rooms
this oyouipg.
4 comn,nv of amatenra roa,df,r IN tha r;do,a
sa".'.;" ..s,a =. r.. .ta5o
hto fonea'A'"h coa',o opoia ios 'Ac oeAoo1a"
tion OF themselves anu Their friends.
4 sawiug-crclo waB held at Mr. George L.
pnrinrtou'n Tuesday aftarnoon. In tina eyn,,inp
49, con,1o,nou annsared aecnr,7;nr ~ ,Le n,'!'
sns,3o,ss a"a, ,or, ona .1a.aant ,t,,o a
tasnloheu Gus tom, anu pleasant tlfno WINS ola~
1oyed;,
Soath Eyans!on a's 70 70 hay9 ntat'9n AGENT aa
,; Mel! ~ aeM Gupus. lt' nohry a. LOWING, ol
tuo I.shnssou DePos, mas Teco!sea tao appolht-
ment ara Wlll assume LIE hew dutloB Moudny'
Notwltlstanang tto IT,. unn!9nsant p;, sluto of tho
weataer, Q naeetl'ls OF Tug village trustees was
hold Wneaday evening. Trustees Gilbert, Pow
e5h, Willatd. taiso' anu nanohhfq deserve credit
& .or neng psosen' oS''' Il lucy o'o "o' tfahsact
, 1873-12-04
The lseaao. 1t Is believed, will not spread, osne
ooially II tho proscnt veatller lasts. Some 800

TIE tllssese. II - believed wl not spread, ospe-
horsoh hre employed on this limo.
nnoAnWAY DIVA AND SEVENTH AVENUE LINE.
over ,u0o l1orHcH aro constantly at work nnnn
this line, and tho email number OF Six arc At
prcaont laid np. Tho disonBo wtiol, exlnts ia nal
belioyod to bo tho catarrhal plague wlioI, nrc,
afod s,osl havoc laBt yenr. Tho linn runs \,
tho BnIae way.
THE EIGHTH AVENUE LINE.
This 1ino ono Of thoso which suffered mos
last ycar, haa aEo,lt len horses Affected by tba
Thoro b nome four llero that tho disease may
spread, hut IT ia sad that, II tho present fai
wonthor continues, tho critical period will bs
passod oyor without sorfoua trouble.
THE NINTH AVENUE LINE
from tllo disoaao. A fow ero sorfoua caBes Lut
nro being kept at work, ah 1t is not believed tho
diatomper wifi spread.
THE SIXTH AVENUE LINE
lavc four caaes tn tho hospital which arc some-
horses arc III aB hoaltily condition as they havo
bonn during tho past ycar. The disease doca moi
appear 20 6s spreading at all.
THE dn!AND AND FoHTY-sEcoHD STREET LINE
hospltal. tho majority of thom having tho cpi.
Zootio.
Tho East broadway Inns number Of horns.
Sick: aomo with tho opizooty, nbont ton and
others arc running Mt tho nose.
Tho Avenue b limo has oiY1t ltorBos suffering
from to dlsonso, and number Of others slight.
" affected.
alTho Second avenue limo has thus far healthy
Iccoku, anu dooa not appear to show any eynp-
toinH OF M aggravated attack of The duoaso.
THE STAGE COMPANIES
sMnoTea very Severely last yoas from tho dinoass,
anu tho probability IL that this yoar tlicy viii bo
moro To',ot, Affected tim the car compu'ioa. The
tho dtstomper; tho Fulton Ferry limo hab siI'
with quito number coughing; tho Twenty.
third street 1iuo, Which completely stopped 70,
tinle last ycnr III consequence OF tho disonuo
has ton horsos nfrectod with tho opizoptv,
THE EXPRESS lfo1lsEH
have not been attncketl to nny great degrce with
tho dtnetso though fow animalH belonging To
the Adams Express Company, tho United, and
Dodd'H, nte nufFesinE from the orizontic, and a
goud many are coughing md running at tho
noao.
Tho milkmon and the milk companies seem to
10 Buifoling good donl from tho opsooty, md
many of tho hor6en Which hayo caught cold layo
nEain many Of the symptoms of tho disorder and
Will, do doubt, succumb moro or teBa to tile
dlscaso. No doubt tho fast running anl con.
stanty stopping during tho colt'eBt hours Of the
morning las brought about this Htato Of affairs,
Iho Ivory stables do not seem to hayo beon
Affected az yet, moro tltan that many Of
tho horaes which suffered last year nro coughing
to slight extent.
Somo horseB have already dlotl from tho
disease, but it does not appear where they camo
from or whom They belonged to. Probably mol
moro thnn hix or soyen have died In THU way
aud lnyo gon0 to tho Rendering COMPANY
, 1873-12-04
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

SAN Francisco. CAL, Dec. 3.-Our city Flrs
Department in divided, two Doardn Of Coums-
sionors claiming authority. Chof Whitney still
acts tudor tho old Board, and Inst night tho new
Board elected David Scannoll Chief
In tho suit at piocl,o, New, tic case Of tha
nayrnord-Ely Mining Company =. Kentucky, a
decision was given Ii. favor OF the former.
The difficulties Oh tho railroad ut Yoattle, ".
T., have beon settled. md the work rcsumed
Mayor Otis and Clliof of Police Cockrill haye
already commenced radical reform III their re-
spcctlye departments OF tho City Government.
There is light fall Of anow hero. aud it ie
showing at STOCKTON, Sacramento aud olboz
points III tho valley districts If This S.nte.
, 1873-12-04

can answor as to Ills being at the timo strictly
aobor, giving no ovldonco Of having been drink
Ing to mark lta ofreot nt TINT time. Tho othor
ohargoa know nothing about, and mado no In
qnIry about, thinking them impossible: Yours
truly, u. 8. GRANT.