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New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Gleamboats ano Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
G. .n PosT0N 20 .,' W0RGEsTEF hsSi1.sa
Sn s sSSF9S sSsF9s s To TO FsSyDssSE
Frsh at oss rats Connect Providence with Boston Prov
and Prov Worcester r. al Important N Bug. cities and towns
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
Catherine slip at Il and Il night tSunda' eIeepted
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
s,d, oE aS vi, sa. as ' sr o". sSu e s
station. his r.cad. n'adi3g Red Bank Toms
tor Bay Side &c. &c viii leave foot Of asrays follows
1890 MO PhsdDhs T''Lsr'On Toms River VnelaHd Bay
rsI;iys aE; w,i;;1sf fs sRT fSss
Tf.So E..s rSsssc %ns:ScS sG Tom. River
The above ec, Hs9, & stop =. way stations .,.., ..,..
ZIP PwcH Agent Pier "a
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains NeTYOrk from foot Of De'bOse' and cOrtndt's'
Enppss. for Harrisburg Pitt.bursh West South
Palace Cars attached, $3.50 T. and $3.50 Sundays
For Baltimore Washington the South at Sun
Express Ph., $50 IaO 1885 $3.50, and
Edi gi9s ei,,s sand.y d: e. 1JsO s and sTo p
E%Ss., En- Es.. nd s 'seIea aS e.' q lS Slo , 10
s:0 $50 1850 s,lO $3.50 g. TO- l5O Il Sunday S;sO g.
Fns.;S 81. . :: 81 J. 5I.S s!ss % so z g.
7O TO- l:JD ~ Sunday $50 8, and $40 IN.
Railway $50 8lO $780, and 10 noon, O. 1890
920 4lO. 49, 529 55 $50 o, $50 3o s:0 10 and II
night Sunday, $50 p IN. :.
For Woodbridge and AmbOy and 10 2:oO $40 4:oo
For New Bunsrcl T. O. s3o loan. nm W. 1890 Ia 4iD
S. $40 g. 800. D. sad u night Sunday 5, O. 8:30 9p.
For East Milestone a IN, II 10 aud 500 p. IN.
For Lambertvlle and fiemiDgtOn, 3 a m and y. N.
Por Philpsburg and Beividcre 2 and D.
Accom- o BofdeRtovn Burlington and Camden, and $50
I23o, 2. g. T. and D.
For Freehold, I. a m, and p m.
Por Jamesburg, Pemberlon Camden a. NJ $40 p N.
Trains arv. follows From Pittsburgh, $50 Lo7
daily IO;4 p daily except Monday Prom Washing
ton and Baltimore a. l02 Sunday $50 l0s13
D. m From Philadelphia sal 6:0 lola ilo4 lSi 2I 3;S+
6sl 8lj D. m. Sunday, 5:2l, 6:lO, lloia.m.
Tke, 0Rce 526 49, 2 and IA Broadway; No. As.or House.
and foot of De Corands Emgrant Ticket 0ce
Battery place u. A bOfU, u. Zen. Pisa Agent
A. j. CAssATr. Gen. Manager
nUJI ADELpHIA and ERIE RAILROAD-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
Gomtrn Dropertp 10 Esi.

MARKET GARDENING.--TO LEI on shares,
WI scses good LAND fruit Sc ceoser Of ly Apply
4. N -. sAElssIa RAISsa asR0L
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
autticn Sales OF RsaI estate.


DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr,
Ole, No II PARKROW opposite POsOhee, Astor House.
and the terminus o. al the city hneA
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND bXCHANGED.
Auction .ales o Stocks, Furniture Merchandise. &e
~ All Au Exchange 6aes0om reported on
Bslieiu Board in advance Of any oewspsper
DOBERTSON EFT AL, Executor, VS.. AL
HI sTOE and the Executors Of W. ASTON the De
yi.ees o. W. a. ASTON - . 49,.
Catv the nth Of December 1877 will Dc
sd m 1y COurthouse In GeOTgetgsn, south Carolina at
o.eck q IL on WEDNESDAY, January -, 1873: -
that valuable PROPERTY formerly belonging 20 The late Joseph
o soss kBew By the gehsSl name Of Pnendasd consisting
n,rs part.oulsrly Of the following tracts Of lands . -.
containing 31 OF kyer swamp hoe Land and O
acre. of Plns Land Salt Marsh Land, more OF lssa
strssbsr Hin containing l8 OF River Sgtnp Kse Land
ssd - acres Of ri zh Land more or less - - -,
Pendfed coHtsBng ls acres psrJ Vsr swamp hice bano
snJ part High Land more or less
'Marsl Island containing l08 acres more or less
Mohesurs eontaipiEg zs4S acres more or lees
8 Calls o0nsnng 1881 acres, more or less
Clsggs Point containing So more or es
The above tracts land all lie contiguous 70 eaeh other forming
nsrs River the West ana me AhDhe Ocean
Or mW ss The lands are suitable iOi The cultivation Of
80 I cotton and raising Of stock possessing The advantages of
rspgs 90 msrhss snd na5d svsns snse snee o. rom
-. "a ar M tie peninsula will ibelose e eDfe tract
sh baseoe 10 one, two ana lsSe ys WIN
ft A The rate cent annum pAyaoe hhnu ron he
% secured by mortgage the premises Perensser 20 pay for
sil necessary PsPsf% " NS'4 " AN'---' ~
Al
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
tpcsltheoier Gountp Real Gstate for Sale
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
QUICK TRANSIT.
nnnrHE

WIGSTCHESTER COUNTY LANDS.
~ TRACTS OF ALL SIZES FOR INVESTMENT
COZ NTRY RESIDENCES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
BLACKWELL & Co., 5J LlBEkIf-ST.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
8teamboais am6 Railroads.

-. - = -..o>.-~..-.>->.
=. .n,o,,, S,rx,.r~ 80 <,o.suonu,
SAFEGI, SPEED, AND COMf Ohl'
~ NORWICH LINE
For Boston. Worcester ftchbsrg GroOe yuacuos Le"s e~
aes Nhaa Mrshessr Concord Palmer Brst.bso sad inter
raedsts ponls -
The new and sssuneh reimes ..r .r....t
CITY OF BOSTONl
CITY OF hEW-fORk,-
CITY OF NVnwDh 49,
Will leave New Yo daily sanas's ereeDtal AZ O'Clock m IRON
Pier No. tOt norm hlEe loot oi C.ns sns "st$sh -.
New vLoBdOo and N0rzh tber connecting WIN Iprn Hn
points VIA Vermont Cens Norwich 'nd worcester ana
Boston Hartford. and Bns Railroads. - =.
FoY through freight apply The o Pier a.
gorlh River w. " PARKER Assnt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
Gitp i9roperIp 10 Eet.

STO LET-230 West Fifty -ninth-st, fronting
Central PsTt sFss door -four s2i second soor sa
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD,


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water Gar sMooisesrs se.es
Depots in New and foot Of Chsopni
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. Nov - 1914
B:lO BROAD GAGE EXPkks5 TRAIN via boos0n Bfsoeh,
runs through from EsvYork TO Scranton, Bnghrnou Homer
Cortland without change o. cOunssBg at Dover sa
r. Waterloo with Sussex r. and Scranton With L.
and Is. e. r for Kingston. Wikesbsrre, Pttston, ks
75 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting at Dqhye Fith bc,a
Newton, Washington with tho d. H. and
Bend
Phpbug with Legh SusquhaonA and Lshgh
Valley T.. for all points on those rosds-
300 m PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops az NesNk n.iisoa
Horown intermediate stations connects at waterloo VIA su'ssh
PblPsburg with Bel Del K K for Be ana Lssa
Susquehanna r. Lehgh Valley iot Berhen Asn-
tovu hunk Wikesbarre. Reading and Harnsbars
400 IN. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Palersoa asa
Boonon directly and Bnghnon |soas
saops Connecting At Dover "is
Chester K R. and a Waterloo with Sssser r. r. . ~
$40 EAsTON EXPRESS al Dover WIN Cheser y f'
With R. and Phlpsbsrg WIN ehgn 'a oas
qae5anna T. r. and Lehigh Valley Tor bess A'SA"""'
Reading Harrisburg. snt the West .,., ,,.--p %
42O HACkEI TsToWN EXPRESS eonneeS VIA Ches<f @'
and With Sussex r. r. for Aniover Newton and ftinAuh
SGD D.. n. DOVER EXPkRSS. -. "a A,o "a
FOR noRRIsTOwN at 7;,s s:io. llOo Ro u' 49, h'o an"
nFsr SUMMIT At 7: 7oo slo. IeV and II 90 aso. 80
For ORANGE sSi SOUTH ORANGE us 40 s:lo 80 l9:le
m IO 2:3o. &5o 4o 'SO $50 S;oo 800 s' i'''
ana P SRwARK at 7:l5 1880 f:So $50 $40 go 1870 lo@
Ioo M spf l2:OO n lilo. 200 1880 $40 $40, S;9, 'b
40 4.4G O 600 $50 o50 1900 $50. 1880" AM lEeo
q M Trains marked stop at East Eesirk 5000, ,,, . "a,
as and TO- and 200 $40 iio 9:2e o2g aud sD p m
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

new piece IN which he was to appear Will not be
presented for some time. The theatre was closed
last night but II s to be reopened tomorrow even
Ing.
Mrs. Agnes vedder. young prima donna, made
her debut last night at De Garmo's Hall. In
"Robert, tri que yaime." she achieved a genuine
ruccess by the freshness and purity OF her voice.
intelligence OF her Interpretation and the high
s"s a. OF her school.
IN Avenue Theatre has enjoyed very full
n0 ~ 70 or three evenings, this Increased
act,visv | he,r, Entirely uue q the fact that the
nun,,o has diacov. "ea that play kiay * Aalled
.The parricide,r and .ves>pot be sensationa,
tragedy. In spite or IT'S nsmeNthere Is veryitttle
horror in the piece and gooo !qeH Of fun
The manager OF the GerInania Theatre will pro-,
duce 0Genbacn's opera bou6e 'tLcs GsOrgiennes,o
on Christmas night. A splendid mounting OF the
piece is promised, and II Is Mr.. Neuendors inten-
ton to present 1t in manner as nearly perfect as
possible. The costumes and other accessories
have been made expressly for the opera, and the
were under the direction OF Mr..
Neuendorn who leads the orchestra while tho
piece holds the stage.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-1 A. NJ. }
Probabilities.
For New England and thence westward over the
northern portion OF the Middle States and the
lower lake region clear or partly cloudy weather,
with low temperature, will prevail during the
greater portion OF the day, followed by increasing
cioudness and threatening weather In the lower
lake region ny Wednesday morning.
For THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE MIDDLE
STATES, AND THENCE SOUTHWARK OVER THE SOUTH
ATLANTIC STATES, CLOUDY WEATHER, WITH AREAS
or RAIN OR SNOW, AND FRESH TO BRISK NORTH
EAsrERLY TO VARIABLE WINDS ON THE IMMEDIATE
COAST.
For the Eastern Gulf and thence northward
ever the States Of the Ohio valley northery 10
westerly winds and generally cloudy weather and
rain, followed by clearing weather In the lower
Mississippi valley.
For tho Northwest and the upper lake region less
pressure, with slight changes in temperature and
partly cloudy weather, except from Lake Michigan
southwestward to the Missouri Valley In this re-
gIon threatening weather and rain or snow VIII
prevail.
FOR the canal region OF New York and Pennsyl.
vanta the temperature will remain below freezing.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record viii 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 hudnuts
Pharmacy HERALD Building:-
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
THE EASTERN RAILROAD COLLISIOy.
Testimony ms to the Fatal Occurrence
Before the Coroncr's Inquest.

Before the COrOncr's Inquest.
BIDDEPoRD, Me-, Dec. o. 1873
The Coroner's inquest to investigate the cause or
the late fatal accident on the Eastern Railroad,
between Kennebunk and Days Siding. examined
to-day Theodore Davidson, engineer of the locomo-
tive Chelsea He testified that he told the Kenne-
bunk operator not to let the down freight train
pass, as he was gong back after some lost cars |;
the operator hung out red signal and said they
would not dare to go by that; we went back to
get our cars and were returning at the rate OF II
miles an hour when heard a whistle, and i'm
mediatey there was collision; was not thrown
from my engine, but crawled from the wreck with
one shoulder and an ankle dlslocated; did not
see the down train. as 1t was dark and thick.
Charles 7. Pettee, conductor OF the down train,
testified that when he arrived at Kennebunk the
operator told him the up freight had gone back
after some lost cars; there was no signal light
out; stopped for water and asked the operator
If he had any orders for me; he said mo-" asked
him again and he answered mo-" we then started
up, probably going at the rate OF II miles an hour
when felt the steam shut on; the brakes were set
at once, and then we felt the cOsion my brake
men were in the saloon car and on the engine; we
expected to pass the up freight at Days Siding;
had known they were west or Days would have
stopped after they had been at Kennebunk we did
not have the right of
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
Rfotous Conduct and Arrest OF Several
OF the Strikers.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, 1873.
The striking longshoremen marched along Dela-
ware avenue. stopping at each wharf where men
were at work, and where persuasion failed threats
were made to compel the men to join them.
Falling at Clyde's wharves the rabble continued
up to Race street wharf. Here they found steve
dores unloading schooner from the West Indies,
laden with sugar, at the new rate Here they sig
pally failed to induce the men to stop work, and
vented their rage in beating one. OF the men
and IN cutting a rope which held q hogshead
OF sugar suspended in air. 1t went with q
terrific crash down into the hold OF the
vessel, but fortunately without injuring anyone
The police appeared here and the strikers moved
on. Above Vine street tney found an English ship
unloading, and were successful In compelling the
stevedores engaged upon 1t to stop work.
At the Winsor wharves they found number OF
men at work. and failing to intimidate them, they
commenced an assault. In the midst OF the ensu-
ing turmoil squad OF policemen appeared and
dispersed the rioters, and arrested about dozen,
who were locked up
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Dec. %, 1873.
In the Junta to-day statement of the debt Of
the island was presented. A plan to arrange the
financial AFFAIRS and solve the financial question
was also presented. The Intendents will submit
another plan. The debt Of the island is $s7 OO0
The notes Of the Spanish Bank in circulation
amount to $104, 100000.
The government authorizes railroad companies
to charge rates OF freight and passage in gold or
Its equivalent in paper. This shows that the gov
ernment is averse to proclaiming forced paper
circulation.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange nominal.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
BERMUDA.
Legislative Conv0cation-The GovernorsJ
spcech~Fatal Accident.

Spcech~Fatal Accident.
HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. ~, 1878.
The mail steamer from Bermuda brought dates
to the 10th OF December. The Legislature OF the
colony convened on the 18th inst. Among the
dignttaries present at the opening was the Bishop
of Newfoundland, who Ia on visit to the colony.
The Governors speech alluded to legislation for
awarding the contract Tor steam connection to
New York. so as to insure better and
more regular service; TO regulate procedure
In civil suits before justices OF peace; to
amended the quarantine laws so that while they
give additional security to the public health they
will not interfere with the liberty OF commerce
deemed necessary for vessels OF the Royal Navy.
The education of the public and sanitary matters
we're also referred to-
FATAL ACCIDENT
John Howard, q sailmaker on board the Royal
Flora OF Bermuda, fell from the berth deck to the
deck beneath, on the 10th inst resulting in frac-
ture Of the skull and death in two hours after
wards.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
IEleeaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

AElEuhRm0 " tHI We" tonn nEnhLu
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 10, 1878,
Via HAVANA, Dec. %, 1S73 !
IN view OF the frequency with which Governors
or Mexican States are compelled to leave their
seats or government the Legislature Of Vera Cruz
mas authorized the Governor Of that State to trans
fer his residence to any place he deems convenient
requiring his presence In the capital only on the
opening OF the Legislature.
CHURCH AND STATE.
The priests Arias and GILES, the alleged insti-
gators Of the TeJupilc0 riots, have been brought
prisoners to this CITY,
The Bishop OF Queretaro advises the people to
submit to the present government as matter OF
expediency.
POST OFFICE DISCIPLINE.
The Wells-Fargo Express Company has been
prohibited from bringing letters into Lower Cali
'zorna because of violation OF the Post once rules
CONGRESSIONAL ORGANIZATION.
The government candidate has been elected
speaker OF the National Congress.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum wells have been discovered near
Tlac0talpan.
Troops Control tho Situation-Cor-
ttna's Claim to Municipal Authority.
MATAMoRAs, Dec. %, 1873.
Throughout the city to-day the stores and public
buildings were generally closed and business sus
pended owing to the unsettled state OF feeling
growing out Of the fighting which occurred yester-
day. The government troops patrolled the streets
and occupied the Plaza last night and to-day, and
maintained strict order and security.
1t Ia believed that Cortlna will endeavor to be in
stalled as Mayor by the 1st OF January at which
time the terms OF the present city officials EXPIRE
and, should the efforts now being made to compro-
mise the matter not succeed, serious fighting is
5ikey to follow.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
LABoRERs STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, l

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. y, 1873.
There is considerable excitement along the
wharves to-day in consequence OF a strike among
the laborers. All the steamship companies had
given notice that from to-day they would pay only
20 cents an hour for labor. The men all struck,
demanding 30 cents an hour. The American
Steamship Company paid 80 cents, in order to un-
load the steamship Pennsylvania, which arrived on
Saturday and the hands continue at work. The
Clyde Steamship Company have obtained men at
20 cents. The strikers claim that the submission
of the American line harbinger OF their success
and they seem determined TO force the men work
ing at the lower rate to join the strikers.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
PORTO RICO.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Dec. %, 1873.
Advices from Porto Rico to the 18th inst. have
!been received
The BOIettn conservative newspaper complains
OF the shipment Of 1000 rines to Ponce, Arecibo,
Mayaguez and Aguadilla, and thinks the rumor
unfounded that they are for the purpose OF arm
ing the national militia as a foreign war Is now
impossible.
The BoEettn further says
We think the government would not furnish arms
to party which says-'Rise to arms''-when a re-
action sets In against any government not federal
republican. The reform party offered the Captain
General 600 men in case OF war. Is strange that
q simple committee should oner the government
men as II 1t were nation.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
ST. DOMINGO.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1873.

HAyAsA, Dec. %, 1878.
News has been received from St. Domingo by
the way OF Santiago de Cuba that General Ignacio
Gonzales has been elected President Of the Re-
public.
This result completely changes the political
aspect OF the country 1t throws the doors open
for the return OF the enemies OF Baez and will put
an end to the present revolution.
THE SANTANA LEASE IN DANGER
There are fears that the new administration Will
tendeav0r to annu the Samana lease.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

A.-Your Rupture Can bo Soon Cured
by calling on THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 583
hbir9haaway sold cheap; patronized by government:
28 branch onlcea
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
MEXICO.

Parliamentary Concession to the State Gov
ernor-Priesu in Prison-Clerical Advice
for Citizen Submission-Post Office
Discipline Of American Carriers.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

A.-ChocOlat MonIer-U1enier's Cocoa.
Dehcs all honest competition. Awarded medal, vicnnn
Exhibion Sold BY all grocers druggists and
FOR BREAKFAST.