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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-10
iH BY Green & Wise, Real Estate Agents
/, ms ~, &C., and Auctioneers.

on the West side of Water street, between Glib
dria. fronting on Water street % feet and
running back i23 feet 8 inches. being the pro-
perty conveyed to M. Eldridge +. A. Reed.
by VIM N. Goodhand and others.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-10

One-third cash balance on a credit Of twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser to give his nego-
table notes with approved security for the de-
ferred PAYMENTS with interest at six per cent.
per annum added thereto, from the day OF
sale. title to be retained until said notes are
paid.
s.i WIN. FLEGENHEIMER.
~ ii RO. M. Mayo
NH 2l--2aw3w Assignees.
, 1873-05-04
REAL ESTATE,
MORGAN PARK,
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. =.
TIE YOUNG MANS BEST SAVINGS BAkK,


We are now ready to offer in market 80 #.
Lots on the hill at Morgan Park, Waahing-
ton Heights. These Lota Gre within one
block OF the Military School, and within one
block Of the Morgan Park Church, and from
one to two blocks distant from the Depot.
They are on the highest and most beautiful
part Of the High Ridge Property, and are Of
fered on ver:@ easy terms Of payment, with
interest at per cent. We are also Offering
Acre Lots in the same locality on very rea-
eonab1e terms. Title perfect. Abstracts
given to each purchaser. Call aoon and take
your choice OF the Lots. Streets are graded
aud trees around and On each Lot.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
CRIyIIyAL NOTES.

rr,o c,so of uocoie Jordan. VINO is accused of aid
IN the escape sbsy will be c In The Conn o General Ses'
MONDAY
Al tbe Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday.
sr,v Rngl.r % No 500 IusOnsL COMMITTED on charge o"
tserg g,mblng house. .FiBnie Kelly o NO. ~ Mnbsnyst
committed mr Assiulrng May Mis'n o TO pI Wss
Tnons ray committed On ooarpe "i siranS
NJ the .iehrl allison OF No
ZOO We Fortg-seconl-t comd on charge OF stealing SILVER
spoops brloprpg 10 j. L. Little Of No 2G6 West foT se'o1dst
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Ella
r,sn tsed ,b steang watch sud chain worth 500, Feb
% from Joseph Coune Of No ~ {. Sani guilty aud
.n , m. state Pror John o. Mott Tor The prisoner
Flvpn charged with stealing S, on Dee = from hons
shey No 81 Broadway was sent to the se Fson for "a
o. Mott for the prisoner p'rsv eil. charged WIN
State Prison Tor three years Thomas
Nn,y for tbe mi Arms ong charged with stealing
the Of kzi ann smith OF No 3}i
House OF Refuge HlIllm D. kntng
s, ,s ,riso,r Pleas Of guilty seceptei in the follow
Williams for amp1ug 10 sta SJD worth o
property from AdOph Faenier Of No 49l bo"e was
sen 40 The St,te Prison Il EO1slD lae case OF William H.
L. Rne with aSsung William H. lame on NOV 10 Win pistol
,aeoent indefinitely Semolr for stealing 81
Lenl S1pno NJ NO % Bay1rst
tbs Mary Ann watts alias
Wilson, o attempting 70 et so WORTH OF sa on ie > rom
John 763 BsdwA Wes sent To tne state Prison
for stealing r worth Of cohng on
cf Nc Ia West SSenthst
70 Pentersy months John cOoy or 1.ptns 10
Of No. ass Wes, Forty -niuhsL, was sent to the state
Pdson Tor o., yclrs...Heny Smith.- ioT =. hVtmphR
"a si Veh chain and worth s1O on NOV 10 from
Charles Bohm No li2 Pnnee ST. Ws sent TO ne STATE rsoa
a, No Astnrpace and stealing hats,
br,s worth 500 the Stale Prison for = W
liam J,ooby r bcaklng - dwelling house Of horn tner at
No gl Canals, on and stealing - sent TO ne ntel
usry for atheus Robinson jointly nl ced With Mary Ann
Nevis for eug worth PROPERTY on No' ~ FOn Edward
Prule vas sent 70 .he Sa.s PTisol for 2i-year%
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
THE COURTS.

ARREST OF LIFE INSURANCE AGENT.
Jose f. Hernandez, general agent and man
ager of the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States the Republic OF Mexico engaged Fran
cisco Wilson June 1873, TO act as subagent
in and for the Republic of Mexico. to perform all acts
and business which Hernandez entitled to do Mr..
Hernandez advanced TO Wilson at divers times sums
amounting 600 in gold with which TO establish tho
,ub agency in the City Of Mexico Wilson entered upon
bisSduties, but on Sept 23 abandoned the bust
ness without the knowledge OF the paintin' left
Me xico and came to NewYork Mr.. Hernandez
ees IN addition the foregoing facts that he has
peatedly asked Wilson to account for the money ad-
yaaced aud the moneys received by him as suo-agent
nuOn rOlices OF assurance. Wilson refused 10 comply
with Mr. Hernandezs demand, and the latter In oonse-
oueuce be gan proceedings IN the supreme Court 70 re-
cover the amount alleged TO have been misapproprated
by Wilson. An affdavt having been made that wilson
leaving New-Y0rk. an order OF arrest was
Issued agailst him ON Thursday by Judge lhgraham.
ana he was arrested yesterday by Deputy ohern jarvis
Bai In 81 500 as fixed by the Judge had not been
yded by Wilson up to late hour yesterday AFTERNOON
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
DECIslONS-DEC. 10.

Supreme Comt-Cbam 5ers-By Judge I2graham.-
Simon nou Grunbller agt Men 1marl blylN agt Chrst
ileimsu art Abrinam-N,Cons gTantel ~
Judge PanheLThc People. &C. ct cOppeman-N ~ OF error
and STAY OF urooecdngs granted (s-e Oy!niOa.
Tru-Arc Insurance Company at Austin e aL-hoton
Granted Leonard e. AL executor at Bel et aJug
the will plaintiff paid cf the eae opinion b
Judge Ingrh r. PeGus sgt SqueOer appealed om sHFnei
with so opinion BY r te Judges Juise Barrett d'entSg
scce oi Stro<ae reYerei .ih costs
and rendered direct the Sur TO admit 70 probate the
per and two wueses The People eI rel lhe
RAM NJ British North America The Commissioners " Taxes, and
with co.t The Na7ar0 sg Green Controller opinion
by Rray-Moon strike ou granted in part according IN
opinion. woods ag The Peopei opinion br Judge
armrd Lecaa opinion By Judges Faneher aul Brady
Of Surrogate ahrnei With costs Boss eGi thien
den administrator; opinion BY Judge Baet-JrgTent for
defendant with BarrT the Muua Life Insurance Companr
opon Indce Pancher-One appealed from reversed With costa
Plat and Others agt Plat; c,uos by Judge Barrett io
fi denied with costs Benz ~, Lrbei opinion ny !uge
Slse executor az Carpente. ei al opnon ol Jule DrN
Judgment affirmed With cofs Sword administrator sg Edgar 81 a.
Opinion Judge Bra!ynigne,t Affirmed with costs The People
rel Boalway and RsiOIi COMPANY a h ton ms
four other opinion 1y Jnfge ngraha-
Judgment for tLe sg wit gus4s wlso.ls p esee ease
Ts Pe5p - rel Ps-rc Wall snhE Colpny ag The Commit,
oisns s-iue ss assessment shf directing tie comn; 70
csree tie assessment bI e9s we ,1s o. 'I 9,
admitted By the Schedule VI IN sA cse M ass,ssn
wall W Affirmed for that amol1L ~
.Superior Court-SpeciGl Term-By Judge Freedman.
R0nsds The Mechanics Naons BaukNotOD ganiei aud ae
The ccuist and Grand g. Ferry Co
Motion ske certain in the deposition denied Arnold
ct al keieSAOon granted Coe at. Davs-OTler Tor jag
aui for reference to ascertain damages, &c.
Common PLeGs-SDecial 1erm-By Judge LOew.-
Spr'nan.-See memoranda. White WmtueMoton
bin Of part denied au.er DennugMohon to
or,ni Rper DTNoaol to place SPECIAL calendar
sr,uteI. i.rsssta agG WiLOn See mepOrauis.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
LgA,K RECORDED.
W..hing,on-s,, No. 3l5, Is Z years, per year..'.
All who have real estate for sale or to let

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
will ynd il to their interest to advertise in TUE TRIBUNE
I aggrega. circulation exceeds that of other news
paper and In addition 10 this ADVANTAGEOUS TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
rsader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscrbers the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE DAILY
Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession; consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE doyotes especial
attention reports OF sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value or its col
unns advertising medium. The charges Tor auyer-
tisng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. s. per line; SEM.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns yerage line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
sATrRDAY pgc- 90

FATTVDN1. DC. 10
Brn Ireland Q0eustowu and Liverpool BY
II n A Supplementary Msll for
dOubeDosagc letters printed matter closed a. the PosOtcs
30 steamship sais from W hite star DOCK,
PaTonls Ptuy. Jersey Cltv.
For Connent, Mail via Sonhanpton and Bremen BY
the steamship Mose close u NJ Supplement- Mail for
douhepoa letters and printed matter closed at the PostOtee
l3D Steamship sails o. ~, foot OF Thir.st HObOAen.
Direct Germsn PruSar cose1 na nv this line.
Mss Havana Mrco by steamship City Of Merco close
Supplementary Mi for double postage letters and pnnei
mater closed the PO''OHce 2iO Steamship sails
at 3 o. IN. from Pier No. 3 n. H.
Mails KeY West by CLYDE. close at Steamship
ssis st 3 D.. m. IRON Pier No 20 l.. X
NewOuu1aI1 the New YORK POsOhe day
Of NJ. via Halifax
Iisflr " s. closed the NewYOrk PoStOhce
LAY a. D. IN. aud goes via Boston
SUNDAY Dsc ol
AnMas close stl ocock a. m to-Chce from
N. t0 u 8.
MONDAY. DEC %
Plnam Apuya the Ceni American and South Pa
cisc ports etc per the steamship Acapulco
ship 4 IL 81. from Pier No. ~ y. H.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20

ing up the will he had the assistance Of Mrs Roll wagon.
who had to explain to him occasionally what Mr. Roll
wagon said, inasnuch as he had an impedi-
nent in his speech. The will aud codicli
was signed by Mr.. Rolwogen on Sept. s..
In the presence OF the witness, DIR. Gubler,
the family physician and Mr. Thesis. The viii was
read 10 Mr. Roilwagen both in the German and English
anguagca and ne declared that 10 drawn up lie
had wished Mira RoIlwacen said TO him az the time :
Mr. Rolwagen wants you 10 draw up codicil TO ms
will giving ire four houses IN Avenue A. MI. Roll
wagon was IN the wtLess' opinion, ot sane mind
when he signed the will. . . .,,.., .
Nond,v nexr AT II A. M. stewart l.. WoOdfOrd and
NnouX Rch & Woodford for the proponents OF the will
Henry L. Clinton George +. LanRbein W. II. NeWschal-
fer and Malcom Campbell for the contestants
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OY HBW-IORK. .................

PORT oY SBW-i0RK. 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Csrb (Brl Freeman, Laguayra &C. Pim PorvOOd
steamship Ansl. OBJ Snail G1soT H,naer'sa Bother,
Steamship Dea (Brl. Stephens Carf &C. A. Baxter Co.
sSna.hO Ann Ei1a Rcsris riiaieipSa VIM P CLYDE
s.e1m,lle Aathrets Green Philadelphn, w. KrApAineA
Steamship Bristol Wallace. Phladelplha.
B'rk L. g. Bgow tBrl OSsii, liverpool for orders Boyd
Bns MARY Mariner Low, Clenfa.so, Walsh Field Il Way
Brs Aune Gardner H,eh. Bahia &C., Miller iloughtop
schr Annie NcKean, Mexican, Jacksonville. slaght Petty
r ss sh, Es5see p.a ,S. Ky as1r Ga,Sfsoss a Snsa r
schr Desc CARL Uneh Mar,aham Tor crIsr. B. j. we"SeT
schr p GOWN warbur Stamford stamford Manaiacturas Co.
ARRIVED.
7 sen2 java @ NJ Msy. @ LTspoo Dec g. and Queenstown
ani.pas Jones W. Qlnarf Co. wv N' va" ""'''
stsmSP Mediator, smith, Norfolk with ma,e ,nd pas. to Lod.d
sisa.Sp Ha,s Read Norfolk CITY Point aad Renmoud with
Bark nsraod lSorl Jaeli Bremen 90 days. in ballast
Bag a,ut to Fleetwood kng MeIAAae. sagaa via Delaware
scar iapa,e of Windsor 81 CGris Pern.usuco 20 s,, ,
schr Christie Campbell Mitchell welshpoo N D. Is s,,, vii,
schr Hanuing Bird williams st. John n r with i,uh
scho9s.hs RVAH Asp oo.lvnA
IL b. Diver,y, Provienes. b. X. vsughsn Provd.ss.
f IesS' LsSai p9ItIssa HmIy IAs s,.ms",;'nos r5ss,;a'nos
J. Is. Austin boston u. q. FLOYD Fall Rlva,
AiIe Reeve, Grad Mesan Daniel Morn, New Haven
Haileton. Boston. A. Bailey Portsmouth,
kot
Maria Hearn, btsniori WiiehhA1e Boston
Franz Baker Newport Wm Connsp Pr.ni,t
Warrington Portsmouth y shzlns, Esw-H.ysp
o O. Aeken Stamford Peter Hooper, Newport
J. j. worthingtoh. Pigeon Core. fish Hswi doace.tss
Pacific Norwich. fly, Somerset
Geo farlsne Eeu-HAvsp A. A. VaIuns. Broolh.,.n
Car bioo. a u Simmons. Bo,su
HighlaEd Chief Boston. John Atwood. Boston.
K Lindsey. New Hayen. IhoA Jefferson s,,m,o,d
II. b. Gibson Jsmesport Chaa Bysn. Bo.,on
Beng'l h,efhnd Maggie Luey, Ses-Loutan
Margaret kes-bed'ori James. kew.H
NJ o. Wells. 1rcrnpoI b. H. Jones, Eee.Betfora
q. g. Irwin. Boston Forrest. Welheet
b. C. Tryo8. EsS-Londos. Majestic Fall l,.,
Al " Bfosn' WOES h''a \. !. Miller BsotAb,y
NJ X. Iory biunliiA J. C. Cfaiis Roeilan1
Cssco P3Itl1npa 60 w q. Bartlett. PlllRly,r
A. h beld9n rortsmonh y Runyon EsvIs,-n
Blla Jane EswHaven. ; Watson B.as'.-"
- DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrgs Dee. 1o-Af1vei s,eanshins Osorx. An,i, -,
Aries, Phiadrphs. 0isueg
EEwORLSAss Dec l9-Amyed, stsanslip Ka!cis,h..l. a.
from He~.ioEE. As' "ssef'
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLyuoUrH. Eng Dec lg.-Ths ate amship Gssth. VIII.
Nes IorE Dec D. fof Hs aburs has 'oo' oh
Tl lIT La'es Sap Nsus see Ssvsath Paoe.l
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
PdCSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvRRPOOIIa steamship Java Dec ia Rutten Mr.,
Bergnsnr Chiders. Mrs Dr. r. W. Flint Mrs N. S. Whit
EDWARD h. Drew, j. Robinson Chas Blass. Mr and Mrs
Co,ter Mrs NJ Thwaes Mss Alice Thwste Mrs g. Burger.
Sou,sk ami child, Lieut. C. Leq and wife Cbss Waller,
and Mrs h. 5. AshWr, d. s. Wilson Miss Prnde
Mrs Power Miss MARY Lsay j. wardrobe Geo Mathe~s
Mr.. sad Mira RgaH g. Mchay, W. r. D. Hall J. a. Long Jane.
Hunter W. j. b. Rche A. Psters, Mr. and
Mrs ". r. Wood John Cilese Miss ~ B Wheeler A. Beach,
Mr AMI Ligltbosn, Miss J. Lghbosu, NJ Darrell Mrs
Busene and boz Rev ME McEoy John Anderson Miss L. b.
Mage Hiss NJ a. Nicholas Aheron A. H. smons hrs Christie
and chlren iwari Mss Ada Dyss T. " Kennar John
Caldwell j. Byre o. Holman Mr. and srs Dareit, Miss Del
reit Hurst Bloige AMI 81. Beach C. H..
Pray II Wray MIRA L. M Perkins Miss n. NJ Perkins A. A.
] II HaY.lanl
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
THE ROLLWAGEN WILL CASE.

The hearing of testimony in regard to the
wnl Of Frederick Rollwagen, being contested the
surrogates Court. was resumed yesterday. Upon the
case being called Surrogate Hutchngs said that he hal
decided TO deny the motion made few days before to
have the name of Emily g. Rowsgen entered rs OF
the persons contesting the will.
Joseph BelIerheim, o lawyer, ,resding IN Westches-
ter County testified that he drew up tho VIII OF the de-
ceased and subsequently added oodeil 70 It, In draw
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20

The falr rates Tor money Oh ciII IOan tO-uHy H8Fo
been per cent in gold and currency, that being tho
closing quotation, borrowers not regarded as first
class having paid as much as l6i TO l-S2 bonus, and
and in isolated cases much as l-l6. First-class
mercantile paper goes at to II per cent The Loan
Certificates were reduced $4,000 to SS,6O5OOO The
outstanding legal-tenders tonight are SS5.i6O.oN.
decrease of S4l5,9OC.
United States bonds felt the two-fod influence OF
lower quotations in London and declining gold. and
reduced set of prices the result in all descrip
tons The general market closed heavy on the basis
of 1l7i to llS. for FveTwenties OF 1861. Ihe nna'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday. Dec. 10. 1873.

NEw-I0Rk, FRIDAY, Dec w. io'e
There was n small attendance at the Ex-
.,an,e ,oday. L. H. Ludlow Co. sold by order OF the
sunreme Court, under direction OF George Putnam
smith referee the 3story. brick house and lot north
lido of Nintl,st feet of Avenue d. lot 2ox92J
,' nlantf IN suit Of foreclosure for G.O47 no Other
Transactions OF a public nature were made.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
A RING PRINCE CONVICTED.
HARRY GENET FOUND GUILTY OF FALSE
PRETENSE.

SUMMING UP or WHEELER H. PECXHAM-CHARGE 10
THE JURY BY JUDGS DaNlEIs-A VERDICT FOUND
IN rwo-ANp-A-HALF HOURS - SENTENCE DE-
rERREp UNTIL MONDAY AND GENET HELD IN
crsroDY-THE MAXIMUM PUNISHMENT FIVE
YEARS IN PRISON.
The trial of Assemblyman- elect Harry Genet, ac-
cused of having by false pretense obtained the Sig
nature of Mayor Hall. in 1871, to n warrant for
s475O. was concluded yesterday. Mr. Peckham
finished his summng-up at 1910 p M, and Judge
Daniels charged the jury AT 2p. m the jury re-,
tired and returned at 4:SO p M. with the verdict
Guilty" motion for bail was denied and the
convicted Assemblymau was given in charge of the
Sheriff. pending the pronouncing of sentence on
Monday next. The maximum punishment for the
crime is five years in the State Prison, and the
lowest penalty is Imprisonment for any period less
than year in the Penitentiary, accompanied by a
a fine ranging from six cents to an amount five
times that named in the Indictment
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

7:2D 4:3j Moon sets...... $50
ssny HooG. 7j3 lslan1 1884 hell Gate PeuT 1913
ssudy hooE 60 32i Gov, aBd 900 Hell Gate Feuv. 10i9
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL Estate.
EEw.YORN CITY.

tnJon., Yo. So 80. 10. 92. 81. Sc cor Leonarist
oltjO 10 ailey. 3 r wide bY 80 bt717 LepnarI''
No q 8 5, 'S0.7 3 Of Huison-s, 2Dr57r2Orb3s sls'
al cue to ,sJ"a h rrs, rs"nS. ~ . .p $40 900
me h1u"-.t IN ron % ~ y, 5i..a -, x 5000
jim a. a o1 Gih.,ye N gYl 90 5....... 25,OOJ
S7th.t l9l re Of lstave. 20rlO0 ....''''t 1850
51th-t ss 1si;o ~ o. ~ @ % - Ioo 10000
G2fst 20 ~ :, uo,i.on.vs ,ioo i...., 2JOO0
Gtld as ~, ~ " % % U.s. o., ,11Ii $500
l9Ibst :, oIn = az VI =, ad.vs m ri 100 . 1850
l25hss, = "io.' " W -nh ~ ~ 10 - 20 60 go
an q q 81 i3i =, 95 i,76 r. ........ 6OOJO
t9 , n iibt BOZ 90 .............. 10000
,,,,, No 2ts X T. ear. per ye,r.......... 81. GOO
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
i-Rr Inhrn Ereedman.
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Dec. l9-The following is the Court Of
ApDeis dsy censr Tor Dec 81 Nos l72 90 TO- 81 l5l 49,
1
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
Glendnning, Davis & AmorY's closing prices
were:

The London market was reported dull and weak
for consos and United States bonds. Money in
Lombard street on three months bills was easy at
3-l6 per cent, or 5-l6 below the Bank minimum.
this institution losing to-day f2j.OOO bullion on
Withdrawal Yet notwithstanding. the gold market,
which perhaps ought to have ruled under the circum
stances differently, was weak, and the price de-
clined from 11 at the opening to llOi ILL., and then
reacted to Ill then touching lie, again. and closing
at l0I to ILL., the volume Of business being only mod
crate On gold loans the rates paid to have balances
carried were 7a7 gold. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out 100000 on called 6ye-twenties and $4,000
in coin. interest on the public debt. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows: Gold cleared, SHlls0oO; gold balances.
81 157S23; currency balances Sl.30i,404. The fol-
l.. L., .4nai f,rn Il.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT N sToIk EAc"AH"h SALsS
DEC 10 1878.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-lo' O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20

Foreign exchange has been dull at the opening
Quotations as last night, but later on tho
standard drawers lowered them I at two different
times to the following current closing rates
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.
Ncw- Jsrsen Real estate for Sale.

DEST LINE of TRAVEI-Most agreeable
ID sUBURB-StO per mouh-Interes-Ouay Rental-Tasy
s9s;. % aa4 ~. ~ 1.''; 70. glS ~
fae hzh well lrained and healthy saon IL wide halls
st gs bot g9a cid ysier hester and storm door. se
place worth l500O will sacfee payments easy securities s Gu.
fnqure Eeth depot close By address OWNER Pe'
Once Box No. 1884, Elizabeth, "
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" furnished aud unrnshe4 Sale Catalogues
om 80 til !. H. GERRY 80 Nassau. cor hherf't
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20

FRIDAY. Dec. 19-P. NJ
The story hiatod at last night of 4 new issue OF
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20

AND lli O'CLOCK, n W.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-04
RLESTON, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1873.

hands that the plot for the assassination Of
Prlm was known to- If not concocted by, the
DUO de Montpenser. The evidence against
the private secretary of the duke-a gentle
man who, believe, ls now in the United
States-was perfectly conclusive, and that
against the duke himself wac very strong.
The news of Prm's assassination, 1t will be
remembered, reached the King as he first
landed In Spain, and he was very anxious to
bring his murderers to Justice. BE wished
the duke to be Informed of the reasons tor
the accusations against him, and to have him
summoned for trial. but he was overruled Ii
this, as in nearly everything else. 1t is for
tunate that Amadeus has gone. He did not
have happy day all the time he was In Spain.
He has alwas been In danger Of assassination;
he has been twice shot at; he has been once
nearly poisoned, and fourth attempt to kill
him was made by throwing missiles from the
roof OF building just as he was passing II.
Had he remained, he would have lived In
constant fear and unhappiness.
In London opinion is divided as to the
chances for the perpetuity OF the new republic
in spain. The journals predict its speedy
downwall-but they have been saying the
same thIag for two years about the French
Republic and 1t still lives. In private conver-
sstion many of our public men express the
belief that after all 1t may be found that the
republic will be the salvation OF Spain. Let
us hope 30. PICoADlLLY'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-04
OF children at play, the beach is lined with
pleasure boats, and here and there are party
of surf bathers buftetlng with lhe waves.
SIGNS OF PREPARATION


of surf bathers buffetlng with lhe waves.
sIGNs OF PREPARATION
for returning summer are already to be found In
the laborers engaged ln different parts of the
town, repairing old fences or building new
ones, cleaning the remains Of last years
vegetation from the gardens, and setting out
trees for shade, for Notwithstanding the
natural sterllity of the soil composing the
island, many residents, by dint OF fertilizlDg,
have succeeded in obtaining very beautiful
fower.gardens, and 1t Is safe to assume that
in q few years nearly every house will be
adorned by Its adjacent fower-garden.
The trip from Charleston to the Island is
even now most delightful one, and amply
repays for the time consumed In making 1t.
The comfortable steamer of the Mount Pleas
ant and Suillvan's Island Ferry Company
leaves Market wharf at ten O'Clock A. NJ, al
fording fine ride across the harbor, touching
at Mount Pleasant long enough to E.ilow
bIrds.eye view of that pretty village from the
steamers hurricane deck. Arrived at Sulli-
vans Island. walk of half mile leads to
Fort Moultrie, under the walls Of which ls to
be seen the tomb of Osceola, the gallant young
Seminole chiettain who, brought a prisoner to
Charleston, died in the fort In 1888. The
gaaDtry and warlike skill of this young
chIeftain won tor him the epithet of the
RIslng Sun. One cannot help thinking that
his sun had dismal setting. The attractions
of the island and the town will consume the
remainder of the time until a quarter to five
O'Clock la the afternoon, when the steamer
again leaves the island and returns TO Charles