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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
Batter Making.

will give you something of my expert
ence in butter making. When first be-
gan, I knew nothing concerning the man
agement of milk, having trusted entirely
to servants; did not even know the milk
had to be thick or sour before we could
produce butter. NOW get the praise for
choice butter. I always wash my vessels
thoroughly with cold, then hot water, af-
terward scalding; exposing to sun or pure
air, using one set of vessels in the morn
ing, and taking fresh ones for nights milk.
The milk should be kept the same temper
ature. If you allow your milk to freeze,
you lose the greater portion of butter. If
you allow your cream to become too warm
you will have light Indifferent butter. In
churning, if the milk foams or rises in the
churn. it is an evidence that the cream is
too cold which can be remedied by pour
ing portion of it into vessel and warm
ing on the stove.
Using part of the cream is sufficient,
being careful not to smoke or scorch it.
But few minutes is required to give the
proper temperature, and then but a few
minutes more is required to produce nice
golden butter. When the milk is scalded
with hot water, you produce white butter,
making thin watery milk. Churning
seems to be the greatest labor among farm
ers wives, because they do not know how
to manage the milk. Let the churn stand
near the fire, turning occasionally; churn-
ing slowly, or let alone until warm and
churn quickly. But in no case scald with
hot water, (as the general rule) producing
bad butter, spelling the milk and injuring
the sale of the genuine article. In regard
to dressing, have the bowl and paddle
clean and scalded dry, and rub with salt
to prevent sticking, working out all milk.
For present use, do not wash, as it is so
much better without washing; so that it
be thoroughly worked, and salted proper
ly. Butter for packing should be washed.
A FARMERS WIFE.
From the Rural Sun
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Adjournment Of Both Houses Of the
Legislature.
An Extra Session Expected TO be Called.
The Governors Veto the Subject oil
Conversation.

NASHVILLE, March 25.
Special 10 the Chronfcle.I
Both Houses adjourned at twelve O'Clock,
noon, to-day. The best of feeling prevailed
among the members.
1t is generally conceded that there will
be an extra session about October. After
the assessments are made under the new
law there will be land marks to go by.
The general conversation turns OH the
veto of the temperance bill.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
Vanderbilt Gives Another Half Million.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Commodore
Vanderbilt has given five hundred thou
sand dollars for the purpose of erecting a
large seminary for females on the grounds
of the Moravian Church, at New Dork,
Staten Island, to be built on the plan of the
seminary at Bethlehem, also endowed by
the Commodore.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
Before the Recorder.

Robin Reddy was gently invited by one
of the police force to visit His Honor,
Esquire White, yesterday, to give an ac-
count of himself-the why and wherefore
one day. The excuse not being satisfac-
tory, he was requested as matter of COM
promise to donate to the city the amount
of S7-fine and cost.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
The Birds Nest''

0ottage on Asylum street is for sale on
Rniy, y uerlls: nf;u For particulars apply at the
A~n1n5 Mill Office. iii22dtf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26

Go to S. T. Post & Sons for good Horse.
shoeing, Jackson street near the depot
, 1873-10-26

18 and 46, who ia In favor OF "womon'a rights" :"
should be drafted nnd Hot to work upon this
groat york without dolay. [Ronra Of laughter.I
compelled to sny tllRt cantlot voto for the grant
Of lands provided for in this bill.
ALL sir, you can havo no conception OF tho
poignarcy Of my anguis1, that 7 ain deprived OF
That blouaed privilege! ILau9htor:] There !Hs ars
two nsuones IN tue oH "a IN aa4 to
ing loro havo no moro intorcst In this road than
they hayo In tho groat question of culinary taste
now perhaps agitating the public mind OF Do
mnlca,a to wllothor tho illustrioas Comn1isson'
ore who roeontly loft this canital for that free
aud enlightened republic would bo hottor frioas-
sood, boiled, or ronutod [groat laughtorl; and in
tho second place, thoao ]ande, which nm asked
to giyo away, a1es, aro not ,nino to bostowl NY
expross trust. And shall I over botray TINT
trust? Neyer, sir! Rather poriah Duluth!
[shouts Of laughtorl Perish the paragon OF
cities! Rather lot tho froozing cyclones OF tho
blonl Northwest bury 1t forever beneath the ed-
dying nands Of Tho raging st. Croix. [Great
lAuEhtur,l
, 1873-10-26
Uhlorofor1nillE tho Chicken.

FROM fht t1tAMbtG t4Io.] HeFGt1. 49,
Capt. Vandiyer, Of this county, who. BY tho
way, ID quite stirring farmer. recently hired
throo young mon to work on his farm. He told
each man that ho must bo up in tho mornings
by the first growing Of the cock. Ho had faith
fill old rooster who never failed to crow at thd
earliest dawn, and It WAS agreed oil round that
his first notoB should be the signal for tho boys
to be up and about the dutioB Of the day. Mon.
day morning camo, and the Captain awoke. al
usual boforo day, mid listened long and patiently
for chauticleor to ''sing iis earliest greeting"
but ho sang not. Day began to dawn, and tho Old
hons woro singing in the barn1yard, but no crow
aroAo aud sent hla first and brightest ray.
ngain awoke from his second Bnooze, and, see-
ing tho sunshine on tho hoor, eprang from h!a
bed with tho exclamation, "What In the d-l IL
the mattor with TINT ohicken7" From tho bod.
room Of tho boys came three snores. loud and
long -drawn-out "Tho d-l," says the Captain.
tholn lazy rasca1s are asloop yot! What in ths
mischief can bo tho matter with my old roossor9"
Putting on hia clothes, ho hastenod to the hem
house-a!l tho chickens had flown the rooat:
Bave tho ohhnttoleor, who sat with dropped
wings and hend botwoon his feet-faat asleep.
Tho boys had chlorof0rmod him.
, 1873-10-26
BEYOND JORDAN,

And they came TO him, mothers Of Judah,
Dark-aycd md in srenlor Of hair,
Bearing down over shoulders Of beauty,
And bosoma half hidden, half bare;
And ttoy brought him their babes and beaought him
Half kneoling, With supplfant air,
To bless the brown chcrl,bs they brought him,
With holy hands laid in their hair.
Then reaching his hands ho said, low1y,
81 OF H,,ch ID Ny Kingdom !" ind then
Took tho brown little babes in tho holy
White hands Of the Savior Of men
Held them close to hts heart and careas'd them.
Put bis face down 10 theirs ns In prayer,
Put their hanus to his neck and so blcss'd them.
With baby hands hid In his hnfr.
from yoa9utn 1fftler's last uqun,e.
, 1873-10-26

Tho Italian Journals relate TINT tho envitont
Of Uatanzaro. Calhbria, aro infostoa by a band
Of brignnds, untlor tia oon,ani Of young
woman. sle Is only 20 yours Of ago, aud OF
great beauty, with remarkably black aud bril-
liant oyos. ltor name III Mario. and aho is tho
widow OF Plotro Moaico, . bandit chief. who
darmos. She was arrested lately, tried, and con-
donued to 80 yoara' Imprisonment. While uu-
dorgong her punishment. q wardor, becoming
enaIrored Of hor, favored llor esrepet md 40
orders Immediately aftor nl,o Ind rejoinod ior
banl. Since that period. hor s,lacity and ae. 2.
tivlty Aayo redoublel, aud sho has made herself
tho terror OF the surrounding country. sue
burns farml,ouses, carries or cattle, ala leYies
hsr ordors IL punlsAod by nuraer aud aFe'
, 1873-10-26
ExpIovi01l OF Il Ea1lucys

The popular fallaoy that houso-plansH poison
tho air Of a room by the exhalation OF carbonio
aod during the night has been demonstzatedb ~
recent experiments Of Prof. Kodzie, Of tho
conclusive lost as possible, instead Of taking
tho air from room containing q few plants
only, tho Professor gathorod it from tho college
greon-houae. whego moro than 0,000 ptants were
growing. Tho room had beon closed for moro
than twelve hours; and, II tho plants exhaled
carbono acid to an injurious extont, tho analysia
Of tho air from such room would certainly dis
oloae this fact. TEroo specimens Of this i'm
prlsoned air wore gathered shortly before sun
riao, from different parts Of tho room, tho M
alysia Of Which gave ILL., 400. 400 parts OF oar
bonio acid in 1000U Of air, or Ri average Of 4.0S
in II, ,0D0 while tho outdoor air contained 4pnrta
in 10000 thus proving TINT tho air III tho greon-
honHD wna bottor thAn "pura country sir"
, 1873-10-26
uBl PRUDENTIAL,

"Nay, nsy, dearest Alfred" said Clara 80 sweet,
a. cannot adopt your suggestion,
HTm charming to SEQ such duck at onns feet,
But marriage is out Of tho qucatIon.
HI'vo promised Sir Potter he's thrcc times my age,
Rather grmpy. md awfufy yellow;
But his book at hs bankor's-ho showed me page
Wore 1t yours, you dear penutcaB fellowI
"Now p1caae not to acow but behave aa you should :
Tho chances Of 1sfc arc all reckoued
When anything happens to him, II you're good,
Como aud aak mo to mako sou my second"
, 1873-10-26
THE PUNISHED EYES...A WARMING.

On shores not liutant but no mnttcr wlero,
IL proud city, dwolt maiden fair.
Will various charms by lavish Nature blessed,
III ono she EOre'l above all tho rost,
Which never fncd {sll othors tried in vain}
Down oil lila knees 10 bring wayering swain.
That charm so potent VIVA her beautoous orbs,
Darlt, melting, changefu1-ba twcre vain In worda
Whfeh icft Tn no safcty bnt IN Instant aigh
Their n,,ngic n, roMer faA many youth benoaned;
To tho great Gnts arose desratrlng cries,
And lamentations pierced the rery sk1cs.
"And dim tito g1ancos Of this rtiloss maid.
g, Doom l,ef to g gogs1e', Or 10 spanal vells;
THO Father Of aoas awakened from his nap,
g. osst !iSnda Ts ana snasad fss1ss sep 1
Who scanned hia charta, and sro.ned aloud, :" Good
VII SSss i xsssss; w ~ sDS:stss ss Dsssss
1ovs e se!zs IT,; a asssy 29 s'oaa fos erningwrapper
Twas Instant brought; he road With larkened brow
Then, with groan i!nlh.stont. muttercd, "How
0rant tnom relIef 7-lor well Krow, m coon a.
Tho Queen Of Besuty hcara her fayorite'a DOOM
Thcre'll DO no peace in heavon,-ycry soon.".
go spako immortal love; then sat awhile
In thought profound; aoon Ger his face = sna1e
Than to fatr Iebo: "u3r my nornnssnipporI rn
The IL thira.y god big welconac nectar auSded,
Shook hsa afabrosia' curlR, mud softly laughed.
"Tho plan, by Jove," twas thus be murnured low,
Is worthy Of sod; y uhull 10 50; i shall bs
70 tonc her svery eyesas W Wa Ss ssery as4 wand
Which done. their fairneas to nory rad
Wsa ssas Il s r. e shed
OF beauty vanished In single night"
The maid awokc, md soon before tor glasa
| Tn hnuf nfnhEcEnAnt Hfnn1 f0r Tiara AtdA
, 1873-10-26
thus defines molooulo rs distinguished

"a nlolocule of Bthatnnco is small body
such That If, OIL tho ono hand, number Of aln,-
liar moloculos wore aaBonbIod together they
tho otlor hand, II any portion Of this nlolooulo
woro removed, It would no lougor bo able, along
with an asaemb1ago Of othor molecules similarly
troatad, to make up n tnaaa ot tho original auh-
has ita own moloc,ilo. If tLis molccitlo 10
divided, ltB parts are mo1oou1o Of n dIiToront
substance Or substances from tiat Of which tho
whole Ia uolcculo. An atom, II thoro is ouch
thing, must bo a moleoulo OF M elementary
BubBtoure,h
, 1873-10-26

hundreds Of mIlcs beyond tho utmoat verge Of
civilization may appear to eome gentlemen as
rather incongruouB, aa rather too groat b strain
nj mind lt thero "a no diteulty whatovor in tho mat.
ter. Tho phenomenon is very easi]y accounted
for. It is evident, sir, that tho piogans aowed
that wheat thero, aud plowed it in with buffalo
bulls. [Great laughtor.l Now, cir, this fort1l-
sitoring thoir rolatiyo positions to each other
aud to Duluth, as they are arranged on tliiB mnp,
aatistiea mo that Duluth is destined to bo tho
beef market Of tho world. ..
Hero, You will observe [pofnsinT to tho mhpl
arc tho 6ufraloog. directly betuoou the piogans
and Duluth aud here, right on the road to Du-
luth, are the Creoka. Now, ali, when the b'lf'a~
loos are sufficiently fat from grazing on these @
immonso wheat fields, you 400 It Will bo tho
eaaiest thing i tho wosa 3or aha GGefn } fei 10
friends, the CreokB, aud 60 into Duluth in tho
morning. [ureat laughtcr.1 I think l see
thom now, sir; q vast hord Of puHaloos, With
their heads down. their eyoH glering teir nos. n
Duluth, with about thousand pieganH on their
grass-belliod ponies, yelling at their hoclst
lGreat laughter. On they como, and as they
md away thoy all go, yelling, Following, ripping,
and tearing along. amid clouds Of dust, until
tho last buffalo Is safely, ponned IN the stock
yards Of Duluth. [sholts Of lauglter.]
Sir, might stand llero for llollrn aud llours,
aud expatato with rapture upon the gorgeous
prospocts of Duluth, a9 depicted upon this map.
hut human lito IL loo short and tue tio Of this
House far too valuable to allow mo to liuger
longer upon tho delightful thomo. [LaugAtor.l
think oyory gentleman on this floor IL as we'll
satii!od as am that Duluth IL dcsth,od to boz
como tho commercial metropolis Of tho unlyorao,
and tl!at this road should bo built at once. an
fully persuaded that I'D patrlotlo representative
Of tho American people, who has q proper apprc-
oation Of tho glorcs OF Duluth and tho st. Crotx,
will hesitate monlont to Bay tint oyory able..
bodied fomalo III tho lind, botwoon the agoa Of
, 1873-10-26
n1l1n0n10H.

Molecules form tho subject OF = lecture late1y
dolvorod before tho British Association Ut
Bradford ly Prof. Olork- Maxwell. lu It he
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
Marine Disasters.

BARI cnAss.I ME- L Lcus 3D. was DESTROYED sy fire in RiS
with % '' Though scued and @ sunk % the sr
spread and the greater of the vessel burned 600
BRIG AMELIA (Br), Deal, at Montevideo Oct Is from
New New York reports IExperienced hurricane on the
lon s 20 st7xH wreck Sfa vessel bearing NE,
ne Me- Loaded with lumber ana bound for s cnrscoa de.
fore reported The schooner had been hove down. dis
sna S took o. "a Capt TIE
ns aSe % he " re ss a
an an exhausted condition being injured both externally
for three days
BRIG cosA .of Liverpool Ns, went ashore Nov ?. At
proceed TO New York in ballast
Bn,s n1SSssos from n nayana for phlaaelphs, vent
sunday morning without assistance and without dam
age.
scuR NELLIn F SAWYER, Mcfarland, at Savannah 9Th
nom Portland. had heavy weather and lost sails &c
scHR DEXTER CLARKE Curtis, at Jacksonville Dec s
her o sr Sy n sos MSy The
deck load and everything movable tore away the gal.
and carrying away tSe boom. Two sailors named
VI rown over e
wheel ana % nad a narrow escape and nth the mate was
naed for several days driving the vessel to Ion ~ "a
,rSn Jaskscnyile reports that on the 2sd ut 10 miles
rentiy not long in that condition.
nAyrAx, Ms Dec s-The Norwegian steamer st Olaf;
Ia the Dartmouth Marine Slip, came off Saturday.
she Is now receiving her and viii shortly resume
The bris Teaser, Captain McGregor from St Martin
which arrived on Saturday night reports that she lost
her foremast head, toretopmast yards and jibboom
The American schooner Isaac Rich arrived at North
Sydney the goth uh She reports having experienced
very rough weather in the Gulf and received slight dam
ange. The schooner Ripple, Captain Dixon, which left
three days before the Isaac Rich for North sydney has
not since been heard Of
QUEENSTOWN Nov 23-Bark Cosmopolitan (Sp). when
bark John q Hail from New York deiore reported by
cabe The former lost bboom and the latter sustained
damage TO braces
SAN FRAScrsco, Nov 3l--Bark Isaac Jeans Bryling
went ashore In snowstorm Nov 20 She towed on
by the tug Eta White without serious damage
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec 6-The leak in the schr
hoice lhefore rcportcd) increased during
much that u was deemed advisable to have her bottom
examined by diver to-day, which was DONE and her
Keel was found to he broken She will have to discharge
cargo and haul on the marine railway for repairs
The bark Andes has taken IN cargo and is ready for
sea
Miscellaneous.
We indebted TO the purser steamship Repub-
lie from Liverpool for courtesies
The purser Of the steamship Mosel from Bremen and
Southampton, has our thanks for favors
ovrRpus-Bre II Wright. Of searsport, which sailed
rom sait Cay Nov tor Boston, has not since heard
from, and " some time overdue. Capt Meyers, Of
Ncnrsporf, commands her. Lyman Wisewei of Bangor
on the brig for the safety OF which grave apprehen
sons are ielt
spoken.
rrig Monrose tBr). bound NORTH Nov a. lat 81 20 Ion
The New York herald., 1873-12-09

schr Iottie Friend. collinA New Haven for BaiaI
more.
sehr Adoie nurche, Smith, Calais for Philadelphia
with railroad ties TO order.
Schr kntire Kinnear, Wareham for New forx with
nails 10 Parker Mills Co
schr Nary farrow, Condon Providence for New YORK.
Schr WIN Gesner, Egbert boston tor Philahcipha-
schr James Bayles, Arnold. Providence Tor kiixa-
bethport
Schr MAIL Mead, Greenwich tor New York with stone
to order.
schr Louisa Frances Winchester New Bedford for
New York.
schr Wilham d Mangum. Drake, New Bedford for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Peter Roberts lBr, Mcdonald, New York for Hail.
fax, Ms.
Schr Piiman Lambert Georgetown. DC, for Salem.
Schr Moore Franklin. Phiadelphia for Boston
Schr II 7 TOWNSEND Townsend, New York for Boston
Schr Rubena (Br) Secord, New York for st John, kb
schr A Buckley. Buckley. New York for Boston
Schr VIM Arthur New York for Portland:
Schr Grand Island Miller, New York for Boston.
Schr Margaret Clark Port Johnson for Portland.
Schr r c Irwin, Dunn, Philadelpha for Providence.
Schr II Brooks. Smith, philadelphia for Boston
ScLr Orenoko. Crowell, Phadelphia for Boston,
Schr Hester, Davis New York for Portchester.
Schr Thos CahilL Cahl New York for Norwich.
schr Dart Wiihams, New York tor stamford.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
PORT or EEw YORK, DEC. 8, 1873.
CLEARED.

steamshir Franconia Bragg Porflsnd-' Ames
hArk Mitcefs ,sri. hcisaac, Lverpooi-kinnie Ross
Co
bars Cccchno Dnnovaro dfAD. Leeorsro. Cork or Fal
u4Outh-~~lucoeich A Co.
BARK u y S,oysr, Pierce. uavana--J n ward A Co
harh frigas Bsrd tSorl. Lppc Philadelphia
Ldye Co
Hrir Atlas Powers, MarseiIles--Fas Henry.
Hrig Ia Creole (putch), Cornish, Rio Jsnero-Doyale
Co
Brig Morning Light, Diil Ponce. PR-L Arm
strong
nrg Ida gnr', Smith, Trinidad--Boyd A Hincken.
hrw VILLAGE Relie tBrl. Hollis Bermu1s-Darrei Co
sehr Lime Ives SAxion, fara-L v Amsinck A Co.
Schr souvenir (srl. Hatfield, evensfs-C " Bertaux.
scpr Winnie Cronm fBr Collins Lockport. Ns-tisher
to
sehr Ren Davis. Wilmington. NC-E Powell
Sshr foliins. Nntcn Norfolk staples.
Sctf nllxaf korrsl. st4lnfOrd-stalniord Manu-.
lnrflrira Co
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
The Leydenburg District.

The Leydenburg district, in which these new
colo nelds are situated, Is the most beautiful and
healthy part OF the beautiful and healthy Transvaa
Republic 1t Ia well wooded, well watered, and
the climate is delightful. There the invalid soon
shakes OF his sickness, the healthy man receives
access Of strength and work comes TO one easily.
Kahr labor, too, Is obtainabie.
Alluvial gold has been discovered in many parts
of the district, in some places in wonderful rich
ness. Although the fields have been believed In
0nly 30 very short time, already some hundreds
~ dggers are settled there and their numbers are
being enlarged daily. The latest and the
most rebape reports say that the
najoFiy o. the diGgers are making
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
SHIPPING NEWS
WHlTESTc NE TELEGRAPH.

The Nsw so~ fsRALp has constructed telegraph line
from view TO- city 70 whitestone. IL and the is
now open 4 ne transaction Of business
rne nm wl be nnnd OF great service those having
pvnn with vessels passing and from the Sound and
ev<fy facility win be given 70 merchants and Others
opn9oncats promptly
As thare s NO other telegraph communication with
whitcstone tho Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have beer established:-
Private messages twenty ivo cents for ten words
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message OF twenty words
less delivered board vessels on whitestone.
dollar; nve cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the NKw YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald ship News Office. pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets. Brooklyn.
whitestone Dock. whitesone, Ii.
Al the Herald Branch oiceS corner Of Boerum and
FULTON steets Brooklyn. and 1865 Broadway New York
win te Bulletin OF the arrival OF all daily
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
pAr19 or rEfARTuKE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
THE DoYLEsTowH tPA) FORGERY.

The Sheriff OF Bucks county, Pennsylvania, ar.
rived in Trenton yesterday with requisitton from
the Governor OF Pennsylvania for the removal OF
Marcus Chapman, the alleged forger, 70 Doyles-
town. The prisoner cheerfuly assented to the
edct OF the law ana accompanied the Keystone
State 0cial back to the scene OF his alleged illegal
exploits without any murmurng. IL IL said that
he had signihed his willingness since his incarcera-
tion TO proceed TO D0ylestown even II the neces-
sary legal document was not produced. The Tren-
ton authorities furnished many proofs against him
to the Pennsylvania officers.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
MASKED ROBBERS,
BALTfMoRp MD no

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 8, 1879
Yesterday afternoon four white men, armed and
disguised, representing themselves as United
States detectives In search Of counterfeit money.
visited the house Of Henry bearing, small farmer
on Washington turnpike near this citv After
entering they presented pistols at the heads or Mr.
and Mrs. Dcaring and compelled the latter TO DIS
close where money was kept. The robbers afier
about $3.50, made their escape.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
THE END OF THE STRIKE.

TROY, N. Y, Dec. 8, 1879.
The strike OF Burdens puddiers ended this after
noon, the men agreeing to Burdens proposition.
The establishment gives work to 1900 men. The
strike has lasted six months. There is great re-
joicing among the laboring men on the termination
OF the strike
Navigation on the Hudson Is closed here. The
steamer Thomas Powell lett for New York on Sun
day night but laid up al Kingston for the winter.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
SAILED.

Ships Abigail Or from LverpooD, Phladelphia Hu-
guenot urom Bremen). Brunswick Ga; barks Harrisburg
Newcastle Nina (Sw) London; Panchito Qtal Cork or
Falmouth Layinia tBr, st Johns NF ,lya sBr Bristol,
briggs Williams Matanzas; Dora (Br), st Johns NJ;
Andrea Mgnano QtaD, Gloucester Segunda (Br), Hull
E schrs Silver Spray, Nassau, Mp Louis Walsh Havana
Louisa (frl Laguayra; Mary Lunt. Grenada; Addie
Vessels Blueelds; Maid Of the MIST Point Pitre; Race
Horse, Port Prince Franklin Treat, st Thomas: Hat
tie Haskell Aux Cayes Eothen, do Clara woodhouse.
Braz0s Santiago.
Wind at sunset s, light
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
THE STRIKE IN THE COAL REGIONS

POTTsvILLE Pa, Dec 8, 1873.
The railroad strike continues. There has been
very little change in the situation since the last
report At Tamaqua, 1t Is said, the operatives are
about resuming and 1t is probable the strike will
end In q few days. The eject upon the coal trade
VIII not be very serious, even should IL continue
as there is large stock Of coal on hand.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.

TORONTO Dec. 8, 1s-a
The Ontario Legislature has been called together
for the despatch OF business on the 7th OF January
The Hon. senator Blake died yesterday. he was
II years OF age.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
IscEEDIARY FIRE AT PORTLAND, ME
PORTLAND, Dec. ? =,

PoRrIASD' Dec ls,s
the new Ice house attached to Tho ~ss,,s.n :
Ieichter's pork packing establishmer = ,o~-s,nsr
with the lard room, were burned las -. :. an
incendiary Several hogs were br - H'e w aeasn 1y M
The loss N not stated, but the IN ~ ao 400