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Title OHIO ICE C0RGE.
The Latest from the Scene Of
the Disasters.
ADDITIONAL VESSELS SUNK
Losses i'm Steamers,> Barses ana
Other Property 100000.
Indications of More Trouble On
sthe River.

CINClNl,ATI. Dec:s 81. 1877.
The damage by ice on the river so-day iS'
roughly estimated at from one huridredl and my
thousand to two hundred thousand dohafs' iho
now OF ice sackencd At shout fveAP NJ. sut ABOUT
an hour afterwards it oouMlenced running again.
At nine p M. RAPID rise tnehesriver retarded tne
movement OF the ice The gNrg~ reported oe'ow
iB pr Obably at the mouth Of thu GheNe Miami.
The chief loss is In coal barAss tp,rloose a"she
Lower Landing and carried down the river ana
probably sunk.
The Fifth street rerryboas hash been storn loose
| since dark and taken down the rivA r.
| The stern-wheel steamer Katie Putnam was
struck BY Ice and sunk The steama ID valued ct
$4,000; insured for $4,000.
The little steamer Daniel Boone v as crowded
with ice and her cabin smashed IN dam age. $4,000
The stern-wheel steamer Messenger, had enc OF
her engines badly damaged BY being G, owdcd BY
boats lying alongside fN
The Kitty Heglsr has been driven ashore burthe
rise of the river is floating her again.
The barge Nightingale. value s., 00O, has unkr
About one hundred barges, averaging 4 value
$500 each, have been torn loose and 4 arried
away. A few OF these barges may probablH be re-
covered They were nearly all empty
The Mountain Boy is now entirely under ater.
It Is expected that the Licking Rixer will. open
tonight, which win probably swell the Ohio four
or i've Feet and may destroy every boat at he
landing.
At ten p. n. the ice had nearly stopped nowi az.
which indicates gorge below.
Several boats are anchored in the milEdle OF 10
river, with full steam on.
LATKR.
The ice in the Etcking River hasr run out. TINY
amount OF damage is not ascertained:
STILL LATER.
At half past ten p: M the ice In the river gorge6
and stopped running. A few minutes past eleven
O'Clock 1t commenced to move slowly again.
The Fifth street ferryboat was thrown on the
Kentucky shore opposite the lower part Of the
city.
About fifty barges have been crushed to pieces
and'scattered along the shore on both sides OF the
river below the city.
Tho report Of the breaking up Of the Licking
River ia Incorrect.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. IL A. M.
lspaopsts FOR the Past T,oentyJosr Hours.
The pressure has diminished over the Southern,
Middle and New England States, with rising tenn
perature, but has again increased from Tennessee
to the latter. Rain has fallen rom Eastern Texas
to Southern Missouri and northeastward to the
Middle Atlantic coast and Connecticut; cloudy
weather with snow, nom Lower Michigan. North
ern Ohio, MASSACHUSETTS, and Maine; clear weather
IA very generally prevailing over the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States. The river is reported to
have risen four feet at Cincinnati during the
evening.
For New England and the Middle States north
easterly to northwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather; for the South Atlantic States
light winds and partly cloudy weather; from the
Ohio valley to the Western Gulf westerly to north
westerly winds. falling temperature and clearing
but partly cloudy weather; ron the Ohio Valley,
northWard over Lake Erie and Upper Lakes
parity cloudy weather; from Missouri and Kansas
TO Minnesota diminishing pressure, westerly 20
southeriy winds, rising temperature and probably
increasing cloudiness.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HlaAts:

HONG KONG, Dec. 81. 1871
Via LONDON, Jan. !, 1873.
Mr,tWade; the British Minister, reprimanded the
Consul OF Great Britain at Nngpo, who acted In
conjunction with the American Consul to settle
the disturbances at Hanchow.
The Minister Of the United States thanked the
latter for what Ne had done.
THE YBnLOw RIVER IN OVERFLOW.
second ana more extensive overflow OF; the
yellow River 10 reported. The damage Is incalcula-
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TELEGRAM 70 the new YORK HERALD.

PLYMOUTH England, Dec. 81. 1872.
The North German Loyds steamship Weser ar
rived OF this port this morning with the steamer
St. Edith In tow. She met the st. Edith disabled
and In need Of assistance; Immediately took her in
tow and started for this port.
While coming up the Sound the hawser parted,
and two Sailors one on each ship, were badly IN
jured.
new line was got out and the st. Edith was
brought to q safe anchorage, after which the weser
proceeded to Southampton, on her way to Bremen.
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FIRE IN CHURCH STREET.

nre broke out last night at halfpast M le
O'Clock on the nrst door Of the nvo story bull nu
2la Church street that caused damage OF g. \ 600
The building was damaged to the extent o/f A. ooo
which fully insured. The rst door was oc cupied by
to stock about fifteen thousand dOllar ,nsmra ne
unknown. The upper doors were occnpied nv
several firms, whose losses could not he ascer
tanned. Cause OF fire unknown FIRE marshsI
Mcspedoa has been postned v. hold an investi
gatlQA ..
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THE MAINE LEGISLATURE

AUGUSTA Me-. Dec. 81, - M1a
Ths Fiity-second Legislature OF MAINE COZ iveneS
tomorrow. AT caucus oi republicans tni seven
ing the following nominations were made (.
Senate-For President, Hon. IL b. F0 ,ter ~
bangor lot secretary 3; W; Lane, Oh AuGo sta, ana
Ior Assistant secretary H. M. heatn VI ~ Ardiner
house-for speaker, hon. =. T; w GIG. o Water
WIG Cierk, D. :. ChaaDourne, On Dixmon 3; for Az
sistant ClerK, .. y; Smltn. Oh hOogaOn ~ As tho
Legislatare " largely republican 'nose no limitations
The Governor will be duly inaugurate 4 and will
deliver his address on Thursday. ~
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

General Omcial Respect for the Memory
or the Late King Ksmehsmeha-A
British War Vessel Ordered 20 Homo
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, 1872.
All the Consular flags in the city are at haifmast
out OF respect to the memsry Of the late King
Kamehameha.
The British steamer Sparrow Hawk has been
ordered to Honolulu and viii arrive there about
the same time as the United states steamship Call
fornia.
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CHINA.

British Ministerial Action Against Diplomatic
Unien with Americans Disastrous Overflow
Of the Yellow River-Nsws from Hong
Kong to New Yo~k Is. nv,sa n.y.
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FIRM IN HIS REFUSAL,

|
at the same time expressing his regret that tire
peculiar circumstances of the case and the tone OF
the public mind prevented him according request
that otherwise it would give him much pleasure to
grant, In conclusion ne said -
:" cannot accept the responsibility OF giving you
any authority for the reasons that 1 have already
| explained; besides,
you MIGHT BIZ WOUNDED OR KILLED
| by shot from behind the stump OF tree, and we
would then be charged with the responsibility of
your death. will not therefore, expose myself to
the danger Of further Misrepresentation. You are.
however, at liberty TO travel wherever you wish
AT YOUR OWN RISK.
You can 60 to Puerto Principe. Santiago De Cuba
or wherever else you like, and will not be inter-
fered with, but cannot give you any papers to
protect you or any special authorization OF any
kind. The vtse OF your passport will suface to
enable you to pass through the country with per-
feet safety"
TWAS evident that, unless ny application could
be supported from more influential quarters, that
would not succeed in obtainang the protection
that sought; and, unwilling to prolong ussleasiy
the interview, made my bow TO His ExceIency
ana departed with the resolutions that would still
try not to be defeated in my purpose.
Tomorrow will write to the Captain General
at length the reasons why, in my opinion, he ought
TO reconsider his resolution not to give me the
safeconduot which ! am seeking. In case he per.
ststs in his refusal, and. by accident or design,
YOUR CORRESPONDENT SHOULD GET WINGED"
though may all the gods forbid It, public opinion
wall be much more likely to connect such an acct
dent with the disincltnationi OF the authorities
here to aid In throwing light ON this Cuban i'm.
broglio than II they gave proof Of good win and
sincere desire to assist the HERALD IN showing the
insusrec,ion to the world just 1t u.s. without ex-
aggeratton or false sentiment, as seen by per-
fecty impartial neutral.
GENERAL RIGUELMR
has been appointed to command both In theCen-
trail and Eastern Departments OF the island, and
Captain General 1t Is to be feared that the HERALD
correspondent viii not be over sfrectionately re-
earded by General Riquelme, who is Just now
sMART1Na UNDER A SENSE OF INJURY,
on account Of Mr.. Hcnderson's action. Before
leaving Havana will, however, endeavor to
smooth away as many OF the difficulties IS possi-
ble for If the minor ocias get 1t into their heads
that amout Of favor here, would have more an
noyance to encounter In my sojourn than even
counted, ON.
THE GENERALS LITTER.
DECEMBER 81, 1874
P.S-The letter alluded to by the Captain Gen.
eral from General Riquelme has not appeared in
the Dtarto this morning.
THE DIARIO Oh THE HENDERSON MISSION,
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

IElt6HAM ~ IHt NEW tuhA MkAlu.
LONDON. Dsc. 81. f872.N
The Right Honorable Mr.. Cardwell, Secretary for
| War; Addressed q public meeting at oxford last
night.
He spoke strongly in favor OF the new ballot law
and the Licensing act expressed satisfaction with
the result of arbirration at GENEVA rejoicsd that
the boundary dispute was Asettled, and that there
no longer remained cloudSbetween England ana
America He adverted to ttespian for the lscaiza.
ton of the army, advised close association of the
army with the militia and declaredshimself In favor
Of short terms OF enlistment.
BOwLRs TIKI BANKER, BAIL3b FOR TRIAL.
hr Robert Bow,oa, OF tina fruin of Rowles
Brothers, was brought up again before the Lord
Mayor OF London and his examna Non. concluded.
| Mr. Metcalf, counsel for the defence, argued that
there was no proof that Robert Bowies was aware
OF the manner In which the securities OF the firm
had been disposed Of that no prina1' ts1cte case
could be made out against the defendant, and that
Gil the testimony showed was that the presumably
guilty parties were Charles Bowles, Keith'and Sui
Ivan, who were allowed to escape.
Tho Right Honorable the Lord Mayor decided
that the evidence required the committai' OF the
prisoner for trial on the charges preferred against
him.
Mr.. Bowles was admitted to bail on finding two
sureties for 1000 EACH and giving his own recog
DtzanCe for $4,000
NATIONAL HOLIDAY AT NEW YEAR.
Tomorrow, January l, 1879, will be . hoidayin
England.
BULLION TO THE BANK
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank of
England on balance to-day is f224, 900.
CHANGR RATE FOR MONEY.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange, on
government securities, u higher than the bank
rate by Is per cent.
STORMY WEATHER AND SHIPPING LOSSES.
The weather to-day Is tempestuous. Some
damage to shipping On the coast Is reported.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Five Thousand three hundred and eighty-six
bales of American cotton were landed at Liverpool
TODAY.
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SNOW STORM DOWN EAST.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 81, 1872.
The cold weather continues. The thermometer
this morning indicated six degrees below zero. II
showed here from ten A. M. to three p. N. The
afternoon train from Boston was about two hours
late on account OF the snow.
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1rltsaAM 70 TINE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. I, 1873.
Prosecutions have been Instituted against the Ro-
man Catholic journals In this city and In the pro-
vinces which have published the recent Papal allo-
cution.
The excitemcnt on this subject is increasing
throughout the Empire.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yoax HeaAls.

ROME, Dec.e31, 1872
The rivers In the valley Of the Pc are again
rising and fresh inundations are threatened.
rHR Grown PRINCE INJURED By ACCIDENT.
His Regal Highness the Crown Prince Humbert
was thrown from his carriage while riding in this
city to-day and received some slight bruises
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BUpD DoBLB IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 81, 1874
Budd Doble arrived last night with the racers
Rosalind Elmo ana Dan voorhees,. who were taken
to the Agricultural Park to-day to go into training
q sRcs TOR the races wIth oceiAspk
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1ttscUAks 10 THE new YORK HeAAls.

PARIS, Dec. 81, 1872.
NJ. Riviere has made an ofi;al report to the Pres
ident of tho progress Of the preliminary investiga-
ton In the case OF Marshal Bazaine.
He states that go Witnesses had been examined,
of whom lao have been summoned to appear In
Court on the trial OF the Marshal.
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e N OLA N D.
Ministefia, FORMULATION Of Some Leading
Points Of the Gladstone Policy.

Fraternity Towards America, With Democracy
Asserting Itself at Home-Bowlss, the
Banker, Held Under BAHIA Ma
tional Holiday-The Bullion Sup
ply and Market for Money.
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ARABIA.
TELEGRAM 70 TIVE NEW Yoax HERALD.

Sir Bartls Frsre at Alden for the African Coast
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GERMANY AND ROME.

Press Prosecutions for Publication Of the Papal
Allocution-National Excitement Extending.
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Burnett,s Miniature

Burnett's Miniature Toilets. .EIo~a~<
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, c0ptalnn In a co1niets
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Tnss
ana IsveMers POI tmanteau AwnEr s " HOLIDAY
rhESENfs' "hoes@c W orussis@ Su"s' Waa everT-.
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THE STEAMSHIP WISER.

or plymouth. with Disabled Vessel in Tow
Two Sailors Badly Injured-0nward,
for Southampton and Bremen
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LONDON, Dec. 81 1872.
A railway accident occurred last night near the
village OF Milngavie, Scotland seven miles north of
Glasgow and forty persons were severely injured.
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ADkS, DcCs Oh, 1867
Sir Bartls Frere arrived here to-day on his way
IN Zanzibar.
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ITALY.

Thu River 20 Again Rising Towards Overflow
The Crown Prince Thrown from Carriage.
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A.-One Bottle Watts NervAms An4fS
cured me of severe Rheumatism. hca5tily reoomg
this remedy. GEORGE A. HUNTER 2O Bon !,
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FRANCE.

Preliminary Judicial Action for tho Trial sof
Marshal Basaine-Ths President
from Paris for Versailles.
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President Thiers for Versailles.
PARIS Jan. 1, 1873.
President Theirs returns to his oflciai residence
In Versailles to-day.
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uTISu T,yO1 ICON a. . ~. - s.i,sSs be
"a. II ~ o,,d 10 IN svcry hon seh", h c,s.s7 me
Soi nu snnu ~ -, aud cns.,,s irts Heue
,a1ns osa s,,h,ect Sofd hv drgusts Al "a, WIN
'e"A"'e' "As '1'"'~" RxEEENRE = n vcGNf er bot
10 Wiiiiam sirsat n, ANY,
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A.--Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2sf and 2b2 Broadway. corner Of EAxray strcexs !
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Resolution Against Foreign Interview
ton in Colonial Afairs-0utade In
reference Rspudiated.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW ysak HeaAls.

MADRID. Dec 81, I872
His Exceilenry Senior Zorrilla, President OF the
Council, delivered speech yesterday, IN which he
foreign countries would be allowed by the Kings
government In the matter OF reforms tn.she Span
ish colonies.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Bl ssOklyn.
corner of Fulton avenue and Boer tim streek
Open from ga. N. to gP. Bt
On Sunday from Ito p. n
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SCOTLAND.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK uERALs.

Railway Accident Followed by Severe Injuries.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for tho TU - -
~ s,s prnIy,.x 20 ne .oio nrnnrssc DELLUC
sac,,,rer. Nc cnnncction with snv oher ard man
iru0 afnre
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o@riist Command OF the Revolutioaists
I'm Cat0lOnia.

Inc union newspaper announces that Prince
Apnonso' the brother of Don Carlos win to-day as
sume command OF the Carlist bands in Catalonia.
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"a Happy New Yesri ~ .u
Broadway and under the Firth Avenue non,
open until IL NJ. for the accommodates n1teL VII
Buy your holiday Hat Of him. oi us cuss0
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. III A. M. J
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A.-Roynl Havana LOtter
traordinary Drawing. y. MARTY Il. 80 -
IL Wall street; Post Office box s6A yIz ~ ooaketA
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TUE DIARIO Oh THE HENDERSON MISSION,
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a., ;s ae ~, - .na a,d -" lis the Best I'm
sbIe Al ali drus ect dye harmless rsli
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Moxr AND cuANpox
r,.v,s... s.~os, md a., MERRALL 4 CONDIrS
SA"""ei' adWay second =.
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p.Ir,.r rsnov.a -, Late Hojer & Grahans,
o'' ' ~ IN ~ Duane street TO 683 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the United States District Court, yester-
A.vHn the case OF william Anderson against oscar
srasseerger assignee Of Geo F. Pfeer Judge Blatch
ford decided that the plaintiff entitled decree for
a $50 WITT interest beginning Of the suit
tae alue Of certain goods less "a credit of Ss'S.
Joseph Perry, one of the witnesses for the
pantG in the suit in the United Courts,
brought by George Washington Bowen against Nelson
ase ever the estate OF Nine. Jume has been arrested
nv Deputy Marshal ID. N. Bernhard a complaint for
perlury Tie warrant issued by Commissioner White,
Il based affidavit OF Nelson Chase which CHARGES
thar Perry in q deposition taken before 3 W.
PDesham Providence r l. Dec. %, IS71, that he
va horn in Providence ia 1885, and well acquainted
with the BOwens, while in fact lie born IN Wood
stock. Conn, in 1907
Under the viii of the late Paran Stevens,
who died Sept 25 1872 his wife and three children
ef IN possession OF his estate but IL seems that no
division Of the property could be made without judicial
Interpretation OF the OF the WILL and accordingly
tae matter brought before the Supreme Court.
II came Oft yesterday I'm the Supreme Court,
Special term, before Judge Van Brunt friendly ap
nhcAt0n settle the findings, and the Court took the
1nater under consideration. Nj stevens Of the
largest hotel pTop1etOrs In the United STATES being IN
arrested the Fifth Avenue Hotel II this city, the Con-
unental in Philadelphia, and the fremont and Revere
Hotels IN Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

FRIDAY, PEB o.
for HALIFAX y S. II closed at be SeTfOrk PosOHoe every
"a, a. p snd roes via Boston - =
% or Hewfoundsnd NewYork Post 0Mce every IN
Al D Steamship sAis from Portland Ne OF Saturday at p
DreS YORK FndaT, a. Q p
Sr pose 10 all hs Indies except when gong direct ~
prepaid
SATURDAY. MARCH l.
and Liverpool by
a. ,sssmsh Atlantic close No SuppiementirT MAIL
e,s.s6,p AL A. 7:50 a. ~ White Star Dock PaToHia Ferry
5sFseJ Ctr. =
a or Bn and the Continent of RHrope va
sre Bremen steamship DoAsu oiose Al II SuppenenA
NJ h ed On Per Al Ttrd-s, Hoboken, Al P steam
AR Al IN 3 u N from foot Of rhrdst, Hoooken
PruSian closed Nal ~ sent bY tais me
or Panama AspiuWa The CeutrI American ana Souu "a
steamship RAng SAL cSe ~
~ ssis a ~. from Pier No. ~ y. X
the steamship NeTbosse close AZ p ~
Mai sr Rsrauds by Tie sseap Flods close at II steam
y
s.e.u.h,p all Al 3 :. Il fron Pier No 20 z u
clo-s At u OoOek n Tbs Fos'Oaee open 'o"
20 IL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court Of Special Sessions, Judges Shandev,
Cot presiding Elizabeth Mailer ooored. He
Psnieausrr stealing Of buttons ron
hzul4l Tbsm.N
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday, p
before Justice Cor charge
trquenins dsoery b0ue Aer shor detection heT With
% the of The houses held IN $50 20
Moore and John Mccoy brought ~
sonou beng implicated e Broadway diamond robbery,
hus uere acquitted for want Of sufficient evidence
At the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, Frank
lro Justice Coulter charge Of burglary The
Bucket No 80
F testified that Arnod boarded w.h h o time but
she forced I'm esye BE bse
seair and his Justice
C-oteT redn he caage soy oouanct and h The accused
Halev Of No. t5 East Fifty rb arrsignd
stealing so from Tie pocket Of Joserh Dnock while be
snd Dnlhsck
House Detehtiou insure his
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plSSFNGFRS ARRTHED.

IRON LIvRRPOOITa sseasskD idaho, Ees T-J1nes huse
PomsroT L9ctvOoo, X Eekroya J. MeOoa@s SSD4 0
J. MeArt7 \ Hsg7s. =. p. Riley. . - - A. p
LfyRRPODL--{n Steasshp 4it1Ht- feo El:-mI.. -
Wiso.s Z ID Newell W Smith Mrs. Smith, Bliss OfneJ henr
A,spdsE Ms A. J. Cresven and infant Ores"ei Mons no
.-s o. Ta- Wbeeief Rev PizIo 90 s. ~ Ogden Caster
sor Johr Phillips DGvi5 B. PsSons, J. Lesy hSlo hA
v.ssbauth n " srreu family A. O. Thomas, Hilsn AfmSn
HoptiBs John Henie. - -. ~. - p..., w,n
YROh LIVRKPOOL-n s,eashtp Ai7sris Peo TBsros wal W
49, e,,t-p Hrs sharsr Riehsras j. j. Long W fH
Esris Petips J. Minor A. Giles A. stephens bmeTg aL
CaJsrVwS 80 vie r. n Nbitbsy Mrs ~ = Aida james Leg
g. Clat Tonss CbAytOa JuHes Poole Dr. HsfAnss " Ooot
NJ. Trs a, Moan NJ ssn and Nm Thorn. Miss Hafno
- 49,. F.vr i C ChIIngworh Gray sna family Jesr
Dn m Goroou and uihe w. Kew, M Alagg Mss ~ Ak~
A. Bcthsu T. Cook, G. a same, d. D III ~-ss"
O. Bstst, &. Cherry IT,, Gua Ss IA seerAge