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New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Kw-ToRk.............."

ARRIVED.
steamship Rn (Br lawson, London Dec ini hars Oth WIN
mds. and pas TO r. W J. Hunt. - .
seansnip Franklin (N G Dehincte steitn NoT u. va HAVE
Ise 81 WITH lpdse and pass. o went. 4 RRmelsberg.
s,mshp Hune Crose savannah. With mdse aud pssa 70
Lowden.
seashp Salvador Seieou Savannah with nts' and pas 20
W X Garrison
steamship Nagsra Read Richmond CITY Poo, snd NorfO w.h
mise ard pas. 10 OH DotainiOa Steamship Go.
shiD X C. Winthrop SAITH Antwerp ~ days. with ndse.
ship Pomona Gasgos Bruce Liverpool Co das via RsL pea
2 with mdso.
Bari Teresa Of ST. Address Bl A;im. LegbOu g. daA
Gibraltar - dAys, with marble. Ac
Bari brilliant Johnston Havana IS DAYS, with sugar.
BARK Csnh Jayne. ~. GroiI IL days, with old iron-
(Norl Schecn. Hs mbag 90 days St niss
BARI Eous (So) Bening Hamburg 50 DAYS, with uise.
BARK onus Pembroke Mel, PAtensAe HAuo 70 iAN vita
adse-
Bs PaaOn Of Laspan Mel whiteuore. Cisisnas u
davs.E Eiih mOlaNeN
Bnx Tenende Tracy Msreiles - days. With mise
s Har Aubrey tof 4gss.h 81 Bngg, 81 Pierre II days
with saga.
Brig Jessnr. of Caa Sears Jssero 50 lars, with .ohe
sch 0os lDuicA) uaossyo aanieydso "a dus "a ssas'
sni oil iloa aHs
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THE WEATHER.
THE ICE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCIsNATI Jan. 1.-The river is still
closed by ice and the situation of boats for the next
breakup ~ worse than before. The ice in front OF the
city is very heavy The river has falling fast since
noon.
SEVERITY OF THE COLD IN MAINE.
BANGOR, Jan. 1.-The present long con-
nued OF cold weather this section is unprece
deDed the last 40 years As shown by weather records
kept here the past days the thermometer has
ranged from below This morning 1t stood
below but after moderated and the day
has been and pleasant, but again. toward night IL
has grown rapidly cold.
THE COLD IN NEwHAMPsHIRE.
The following is the register of temperature,
Kept at Dartmouth College, Hanover N. H. from Dec 70
70 Dec. %. 1872:
Dec 22-l3o above zero at 2 a. IN.
Dec. 23-3o below zero at a. m. aud cloudy.
Dec. 2i-s' below zero AT ss. IN.
Dee. $3.50 below zero at n. III.
Dee. 28-l0o below zero ut q. m, and cloudy.
Dec. z7lo below zero at IN, cloudy windy.
Dec. 2S-l0o below zero at 8 a. m.
Dec. IS colder than any morning since February,
1851 when the same thermometer stood at 80 Some
therInoneess make still colder report on Christmas
than is given above. The highest point reached during
the dAy 70 below In ,te Of tho extreme cold
fell on Thursday afternoon and evening.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF sIasAL OFFICER,
WAyHIS6Tos. ID. O., Thursday, Jan. 2-l q. IN.
sgnepHs for the past fneniv.fogr hourg
Tine pressure has increased over New-En
ery 20 westerly winds Cloudy weather has prevailed
over the Middle States with light 10 fresh variable
Partly cloudy weather over the South atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States; southerly 70 sassory wildss;
cloudy weather, and rainareas from IN, Western Gull
the southern portions OF Ohio IndiaLA tllno and
Missouri; north Of the latter region. elesay Msether
Probabilities.
For New Epgiand. esaterT 70 s9u!L9ry WINDS
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

1t Is rumored that large Russian loan will
soon be put on the London market.
The revenue receipts of Great Britain for
increase of 90 900 900 over the preceding quarter.
The mail steamer from Rio de JaneTO, Dec.
7, arrived yesterday at Lisbon. Gen. Mitre, having
brought his negotiations to close, had been honored
with public banquet which attended by the chief
officers of the Brazilian Government and leading mem
bers Of the legislative bodies. The Indians. who made
extensive raid into Uruguay had been defeated and
lrfu
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

sshr Ds.s sIsy (s< Bs.xe coasst ssvssash " ssy we w
low pine ..,. -sh
Sem Heyer tef Bon) Poland Savannah ''J' "''
ew psne
DOMESTIC PORTS -.
Rosr,. Ian ar3ved .,esmps Rngdove. from Chsrottsss'
Wn Iwrsnee nom Norsoh KesnodJ from Baltimore "nfs
W. Biekford from Hsyen; Rush sssv frcn on,son ~
sAyAxNAH GA lArnved steamship hoasoneJ ION Nv
Yorh; Troup from II, Thomas Bessie Cfo,1y "S
mort Montsyidee Sailed ssfnnP h" tut WV
York; ship Cynosure. for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouyExsrowr 1The nmaa Limo steamship tiy OF hstsk
N.vYorh arrived here at O'clock yesterday 'heraooa ' ~
sequently sailed for Liverpool ,. w..
cn Bemen touched this port YESTERDAY am p
eseded . . -, -, ~.
hoynLy Jan THE Anchor Line s.esmhp California from rev
FORK arrived yesterday. and sailed for Glasso"
DISASTERS.
PaoypHscE r. L. Jsu 1.-The 'or Willie PerrJ from fe-id
for Providence carried ashore tosy oa ConahS' o hs
Tas schr Ward Park. Msrohed for Dsnen pat into New
pr tday She shipped and VII proee1
bosroS The German bark FrsDoe' ashore on C.P cod 70
..sis. toa before reported bhe beng lng
"a q s rigging gb, ps The TOO ROACH 10 asohg'
Ne cargo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
LEGISLATURES ORGANIZED.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


BosTON, Jan. 1.-The beautiful weather to-
day has occasiOned unusual activity among the poti-
cians who have been for the past three days gathering
here to be present at the opening OF the Massachusetts,
Legislature, which at the State House, at II a. m
Senators elect who present took the oath OF oce
and the Hon. George b. Loring then hosen Pres-
dent OF the Senate receiving SO votes After Mr. Lorng
had reviewed affairs in Massachusetts,, and returned
thanks for the honor conferred upon him. stephen n.
Clifford was chosen Clerk Of the Senate, receiving 81
votes: John Morrissey was chosen Sergeantat-Arms,
receiving IS votes, and the Rev. Edward Abbott OF
Cambridge was chosen Chaplain, receiving 30
votes In the House the vote for Speaker
b. Hall Of New-Bedford. 2. For Clerk Of the House
spirited contest fought, the vote st.nding e. ii.
Taylor Of SOmervile l55; w. ;. Robinson OF Maiden ca
B. C. Dean OF Lowell 49, The vote for sergeantat-Arms
lS4 for John MOrrissey
Lively may be anticipated before the Legsla-
ture, election for u B. Senator Will occur 10 MI the
vacancy occasoned by the election OF Mr. Wilson TO the
Vice Presidency Tue eOntest will be between Dawes
and Boutwell, Already old lobbyists can be seen button
hong members. The railroads will come In for share
OF legislation. Among the petitions TO be presented TO
the Legislature Is that OF citizens OF west EOxDHTy Tor
annexation ~ Boston.
IN MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-The Maine Legislature
promptly organized to-day. John b. Foster of Bangor
chosen President Of the Senate and c. f. Webb of
watervlle Speaker Of the House.
LATER.-At joint caucus OF the Republican members
Of tho LEGISLATURE held this evening the following NOM
nations were made For Secretary Of State, George q.
Stacey; fAdutant General. p. b. Murray; Land Agent,
Parker p, Burlegh; Attorney General H. NJ. Plested.
All OF the above denominations except that Of Attor-
ney
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

GoODRIDGB-ADRIsNCFSes York Dee - i' BY Rev !hem,s
De Wit D. D.. Il the residence Of ste brides mother M" NJ Adn
daughter Of he late Adrsne 90 Dr. John " b0o8hdgr
ir. Of CLntOn-ags.. Brooklyn
LITTLB-HBRBERroa Tuesday. H. 1872 a. hs residence
tue brides parents, BY Rev r W Howes, C1sr Ih'te OF
Albany T. 10 Edith e. eldest aghter Of Ssnael Herbert Of He
bOken, y. J.
PIFGCEW ALKBRn S. James Church Leeshurg Yirgn, Dee
I87 h. Rev Russ, A. OH. by Rev Rossd
T. Davis Pr.g Benz 0f Msulas, ~ T., Wsker.
dGghr Of Jss walker Of L,1ioan Comfy Vrgns No srss
sRMM- -CHANpLBR-On WEDNESDAY evening l6, by Rev.
Dr. f. W. Genhensr Henry sarah Mara Chandler. bo
ofNewYork CITY.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN HoBoKES.

Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Jane Welsh, wife
OF Michael Welsh, found lying insensibe at the foot
OF flight OF stairs at her house. an Adam-st, Hoboken
Information at sent to the Police Station, ana
Welsh was afterward arrested suspicion OF having
thrown his wife down the stairs He made no statement
regarding The affair and locked up To await the re-
suit Of his wifes injuries. She reported 10 DC dying
la night.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON AND HAyRE-fa stearnsAip Erin. Jan Up.
sapgurette Mr Fuller WitAn. Mr he MI Lawrence QUO
sen h Mrs Couve Dr. A. d. Meredith, Nm. P.nirc T. Lambert
Master H. Dewey. Miss senia ss Chapman Ms rn M, ani
AgosnO QueOO, W. H. wharton, MIRA COohcan NINE
Perez marriott, Mime. Marie Fltteesks
PROM HAyRE-n steamship FTaHkln, JAM Augnst Pasew'd
II Jaen Antonio Jnt1eD. Mana Krause Mara kAeske julius
Pren. Erank Amort, Mana Moslruese
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

session, already filled Tho States which
still 10 elect are rew-York, Massachusetts,, Penn
sylyana, Georgia Alabama, Florida Louisiana, Arkan
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

Dropsy among aIsl prev 1y n,isy. vii
occur MAGIC Or sui cfnng ~ iis@'se ia ave ,s,
oyes glin..rs ETsa your WI, ntHs sflsr
twenty bsl' of RsNNEs MAdIc Dit- ~ Joas "
n Y
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nINIATuRk ALMANAC

Sen T:25 so Moon ses's. sS'
Sand, Hoot..lO23 Govs ll03 Hell Gate FerrI ga
rms DAv-P -
Sand hoos .050 GoTs Island ILJI heu uNe rerfF' "'|
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PRUSSIAN CABINET.

THE PRUSSIAN CABINET.
GEN. Won ROOM APPOINTED MINISTER PRESI-
DENT.
BERLIN, Wednesday jan l. 1873.
Gen. Won Room has been specially appointed
President Of the Prussan Council of Ministers.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

The Trbnue Aimsuac for 1879 tr@iy Early b<osAy st
IN addition . usual contents. hayes
PoRTftNr B'0gPA1HT -
Horace GKgxLzl.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
THE TRADE OF CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. From published state
ments 1t appears the following were the receipts and
shipments OF breadsus and cattle in this city during
the past year, with grain In store at the close
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

Fnir TrI1l sl tho mos. st.pe n" hs K-'Ss
PIINo Improvements, s osf. Bee "a g.Si
sties a, J. BAURa Y COS, Ga Bf0idwsr
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
N4RRIEU

''Digeson.'-Cop LIVER on iuvs,rais' h-dsest -" sd
improves the Of ne blood HA1aEo C'~Ir' ps '''
Dur. ul ua'at
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsea NTH Jsu
ndme and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
RE-APPEARANcE OF MIR. JEFFERSON.

The idle rumors so long current as to Mr.
Jefersons failing health receive eectual answer IN
the fact that he. last evening reappeared upon the
essge The interesting incident occurred at Fords
opera House, Baltimore. The largest audience ever
assem- bed In thattheater greeted the re-entrance Of Rip
Ta, WtmIe. and gave him an afeoHonate and enthus-
a.te erecting The acting, Dispatch fully
nm IN ~ former standard and Mr.. JeersoD's health Is
eutirey restored. We may add that the comedian is
under engagement to appear at Booths Theater In this
oity but not I'LL next August His return 10 the stage
vii he so1d news TO playgo in all quarters
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

Buyers o @ avoid shs eouerfes
All IN ,ations offered for sale
JOHN DUNCAS's, SONS York.
Agents for the Unt,i Stitsa
, 1873-03-22

gone forth to assist in tito ema..o,
patton q their h sstS9 Ss oo5onovs wa q s 1s
aionnry effort camo, but from tho public iE-
nornnco Of Tie facts. II tho soclo1y could only
nrroBt tho attention Of tho Chriatian public, anu
succeed In tho work OF informing Christian com
Zonnna world, tho money for tho work could be
easily gathorod. Information was tho basis OK
all notion; and If Inv, md politics, a'iti science
await tho facts, go did charity and men tho inont
hoeyolent would not give to cnnc a.e, "1oao n,pa
from tl,ulf hoarts. Tho sooiety was vsluablo
az n rropaganla Of now. truthn. In tho
field ,ow ongnging tholr ,att0ntlo''', ',,i,as the
proyresa Of to-day waa pas f,'nro ,nltDr
Ba'cl, ' sweeping reform as that bognn IN 1ntlia
must lnoyo slowly In India; built would navanco
In accoloratinR force hio q fnlling, body. Tho
youth Of India e1nbraced tho now iloa3' IN tho
ii.law Who stood In tic wny Of Ohrlhtian!ty. Tho
old we're nyerso to ehnngos; but when tue pros
ont generation should have gono TO thor tomos,
aud whom those WHO woro chfltlron III lntiin to-day
should hare como to tho!r oatato o. MhnhooG anu
womanhood, It would bc q noblor manhood
and won7Ruhood-eye1, tho stature of man md
woman III Joe,,s Ohrst. Tho, lRbors OF those IN
tile fold and oil tho western shore would make
their imprcas upon tho social lilo OF tint vaae
Indinn empire, and God would regard His
uromiao tint Ills word ahorld not return to Him
void, but nllould accomplish that whorounto no
so1lt 1t into tho world
Tho two speakers were tcndored voto Of
thinks for thcir eloquent and suggestive re-
marks.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
An election for officers then took place, with
tho eubjoined results
f,rtstisnt-alrs q. =. Buckingham.
ice-Prtsidents--K1rs. +. Il. Datchfordt Mrs. =.
Buckingham Mrs. T. Wa.Rworth, Mrs. Dr. ESerss'
a1ra George sturga, Mrs. Dr.. sunyan Mra Or. Che
noy, Mrs. Dr.. Arnold. '''
iseeyctary end IrtasHYtr-Mrs. O. F. Avery: =,
AssstnHt Secretary and TfsdsHreT-Aira. L. = Nor
rIman
Au{ftor-Rev. ]. Covert.
Waudntrs-Mrs. King, Mrs. Delaney, Mrs. Prescott,
Mrs. Smith, Mira. Kittrldge, Mrs. 1Hhaln, Mrs.
bpraguo.
Aftor d committee woro appointed to nttond
tho session Of tho Womeu'g Baptist Missionary
Society. to be- held somo timo next week., the
meeting adjourned. .
, 1873-03-22
EVANSTON,

Tho public mooting Of tho lakeside soeiety
in tic CONGREGATIONAL Church on Thursday even
inRpassed on very PLEASANTLY. Hiss Gum preBid.
the minutes BY Lucian II. Williams, Esq3 tho
turo to stradela," executed BY Prof. ". 8. B.
Mathews, Of Chicago. Mlias Eva Mattlaon gang
"Angels Ever Bright and Fair" In style aboye
criticism. The Chemical Lecture, with export
ments by Q. H. Mann, N. p, waa very interest"
ing ss,o ud 9ffsys s @ a1a teS sepas@sa opss sa P
grim Chorus, !" by Prof. ". s. D. Matthew'S. was
good "a far Ms it went, but has not been finished
YET owing to D. break In the organ.- Tho entor-.
tainment was orolitnblo to thoao who had 1t In
chargo, and It is to be hoped that the public may
nittoo on Programme for noxt meeting are Miss
Emma White and q. II. Gridloy.
Tho Euphronian md Philomthean Litorary
Societies gave an entertainment, last night III
tic Preparatory Chapel, The programme Was @ as
&eenS Eve WOW me of L Iifa," &as Haskell Grafton,
H'Religious Formalities," J. L. bailey. Deola-
mutton, "The Wreck Of the Hesperua," Mtas
Lucy Shirley. Essay, Not Known" Irving
!. FIT 4 harley a' Ind Mis- Stuart. De6ate oues,
tion, Resol1ed, "That tho home-hold demands
moro attention than the foreign mis-
aion." Aflrmative: Samuel Mclean. a.
G.. Fo5bes: Negative :, F: L; !, ); ;Tnttle, S,
Kryder. Tho young ladios and gontlomen nll did
we'll some excellent music was furni1hed by
Misses Gisl aud Landors Of the Ladies' Col
Tho yotors of Evanston will DO allowed the
privilege, in tho coming election, to dotormino
whothor thoy shall ho taxed two mills on tho
dollar to support tho town library. Il itla d,
| cilod In tho affirmative, the Public Llbray vii
| be turned over to the village.
, 1873-03-22
Dolmans and Talu1ur.

4, G. Downa {: Co., No. B94 West Atudlson atreet,
have received full Iiuo Of tolmauu and talnas In
cashmere and drah d'otc. English walking Jackets in
navy bluo aud choice aprug coloru Watorproofa for
latios nisses aud children very cheap. THOR Import
cd suita arc half price, For decided bargains II out
titls garments commend IN to A. q. d. 1t uo. TAeir
manufacturing roonB ore, fur tho acason, and WILL
exeouta ordera 1t tho shortest notice,
, 1873-03-22
California Sunday Train.

California 6uulhy Train.
The through pacino ExproBs train for Council
nuns, omaha, San francisco, and all other Fur Woat
polnta will leave te Wells hrest depot Of tho chlcago
Northwestern Railway At 1015 Il. n., Sunday, March
a. 1875 Through tickys yin Chicago, burlington
Quincy, aud Cl!rago, 1tock 1aa1ld racIAn Railways
Will be aool on talta train.
, 1873-03-22

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THE-EXpOSlTl0M.

Tho Society yostcrtlay rocelvcd the official
licenHo from Springfield, I'll. Tho following ad-
ditionai subscriptions wcro handed In during tho
, 1873-03-22

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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-23

In used to be said in Washington that
there were more in Office there from Virginia
than from all the other states in the Union
combined. Things are different there now,
but both houses Of congress continue to
be well stocked by natives Of Virginia. We
venture to say that Virginia has furnished
more members Of congress, and her native
born have drawn more money from the
public treasury than has been done by ma.
tives Of any other state. Yet The Wing
treatsa stranger who happens to hold
Office in Virginia, or to be spoken of in
connection with one, with as much cour-
tesy as a hungry pack Of hounds would
receive a strange cur dog. We are glad to
believe, however, that with many Virgin
ians hospitable sentiments are not mere
conyentionalities or "glittering generali-
ties.o Thrift and prosperity, both mate
rial and moral, have always marked the
career of those states which have been
most kind and liberal in their treatment Of
strangers The Japanese policy of the re-
dictionary Bourbons who have too long
ruled in Virginia shows its effects on every
hand. gse a ssasfs4sag s5s-s4f
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-23


" passed through the senate putting step
to this leak in the treasury. The bill
went to the house of delegates, and would
have passed there if a vote had been al
lowed on it. But one of Governor Walk
ei's appointees, who represents the peo-
pie OF Gloucester county in the general
assembly and the people of the state in the
management of the eastern lunatic asylum,
adroitly had the bill referred to his own
committee, and there, Of course, it was
quietly smothered. 1t is not Conservative
10 stop leaks in The public treasury, pro-
vided the drippings fall into the pockets Of
high-toned gentlemen. Mr.. Warner s.
Jones is candidate for reelection from
Gloucester county. The people of that
county will pas their opinion on his re-
cord.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-23

GOVERNOR WALKER and Colonel John
A. McCaull, of Roanoke, have been in close
quarters since the campaign-the former
last night at the Theatre. and the latter in
Salem, whtra Colonel Withers spoke last
court.
Walker was obliged to hear carpet-bag-
gers abused and scourged. and the cry of
'sVirginia for Virginians" greeted his ears
every FIVE minutes. Mac, we learn, was
greatly Withered, when, at Salem, Colonel
Withers dashed the ''iron-clad" men Of
the south, and hoped there was none SO
impudent as to come near while he was
speaking.
A pity it is these two individuals should
be so anxious to present themselves in
public to receive the castigation they
always get, and which they SO richly de-
Serve.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-23

GOVERNOR WALKER introduced
Colonel Withers last night as the next
acknowledgement, who four years hence
should drop the lieutenant and be governor
of the state. If we mistake not, some time
ago at Charlottesville one Of the governor s
friends introduced him as the then governor
Of Virginia and the next vice-president of
the United States. This prediction induced
the governor to make desperate effort to
secure the nomination at Cincinnati, which
failed as ANONYMOUSLY as will his predie-
ton about Withers being either lieutenant
or governor. The colonel was very
ungrateful in failing to predict an equally
glorious future for the present governor.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-23

designing The dishonor and enslaye-
ment of his white brother. At sight
Of this fatal vision he would then
clench his mailed hand and shrek forth
his fears and warnings. He would then
draw the portrait of some white wretch,
whom he would fancy was leading the
poor negro towards the executive mansion
and the Capitol, and him he would anaihe-
Matte. Indeed, on him he pronounced
the awful nathema-maranalha concluding
with the polite epithet of scoundrel but
as the subject whom he thus drew is with
out an existence, and the creation KEN.
per Kampaign Kunard, this shaft from
demagogue's bow passed harmlessly
overhead and ''hath not yet lighted"
What nonsense to draw the portrait
of a white man, native or other,
who wants, as General Kemper says.
to degrade his race beneath the dirty feet
of the negroes, and how sickly and un-
worthy the trick Of crying out, YOU scoun-
drel!' at such shadow. Why will not
General Kemper say, il he be honestly Of
that opinion. that Robert w. Hughes, his
associates and friends. are a group Of
seoundrels, with the intents he describes
Will he do it Will he do it No he is a
brave man; brave enough to face death,
and too brave to skulk behind falsehood.
The public would see too plainly
the lie. 1t would be big as a
mountain; its grossness would condemn
it. We can't believe that General Kem-
per desires construction so false and
horrible as this to attach to his words.
But if so, let him say SO. If arguments
are not to be the weapons we ought to
know it.
Other portions Of General Kemper's
speech will be noticed in our next issue.