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The New York herald., 1873-11-22

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,hic once and ordered to the

from the photographic once and ordered to the
Franklin
Lieutenant Henry W. Lyon from the washington
Navy Yard and ordered 10 the Franklin.
Leutenant Richard W. Cults from the Hydro
graphic Olnce ana ordered to the Franklin.
Chief Engineer j. 7. Finney, from special euty at
Newburg, ordered 70 the Colorado.
Chief Engineer Kiersted, from the PHILADELPHIA
Navy Yard and ordered to the Franklin
Cnlef Engineer John Johnson, from the Boston
Navy Yard an ordered to the Brooklyn.
First Assistant Engineer w. Ii. Harris from the
Boston Navy Yard and ordered to the Despatch.
First Assistant Engineer L. 7. Philips, from
League Island and ordered TO the Brooklyn
First Assistant Engineer r. s. Bennett from the
Portsmouth Navy Yard and ordered to-the Die
tator.
First Assistant Engineer John B. Carpenter. nom
the New York Navy Yard and ordered to the Ajax
Second Assistant A. b. Bates, from League Is
land and ordered TO the Dictator.
Second Assistant Ii. L. Slosson, from the New
York Navy Yard and ordered to the Colorado.
Second Assistant George COVE Jr., from the
Mahopac and ordered TO report to the Chief or the
Bureau OF Steam Engineering Tor assignment to
other duty.
Boatswain A. M. Pomeroy, from the New York
Navy Yard and ordered to The Colorado
Gunner Il. J. Waugh, from the Vermont and
ordered TO the Colorado.
naval station at League Island and ordered TO the
Powhatan
the otlcers ordered to the Franklin will report
on the 4th OF December.
Sailing or the Ossipec from Norfolk
The Monitor Mahopnc in Tow.
NORFOLK, va Nov. 81, 1873.
The United States steamer Ossipee is coaled She
leaves tomorrow aud will take in tow the monitor
MahoDac. This vessel Will have finished her re-
pairs and will drop down to Fort Norfolk in the
morning TO take in ammunition and storcs pre-
vious to sailing for Cuban waters.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Her officers are:-
Lieutenant Commander James O'Kane, com.
manding.
Lieutenant c. r. Clark, Executive Oflcer.
Lieutenant w. I. Buck. Navigator.
Lieutenants-Joseph +. Jones and G. A. Stone.
Charles T.. Brown, Master.
First Assistant Englneers-A. ]. Kenyon and ].
II. Chaman; Second Assistant Engineer, George
Corrie.
Assistant Paymaster. John Sullivan.
Assistant Surgeon-HolmeS Il. Wickoff
Captains CLERK, j. r. Freeman.
Her sailing orders are expected tomorrow.
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Havana Lottery.-We Sold the $500, ,OOO
in the extraordinary drawing April % circulars sent;
given. J. B. MARTINEZ,
10 Wall street, box 4 6s5 Post oaace, New York.
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A.
SPLENDID AND UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHS
of the
WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
New York,
over 81 competitors
at the
Worlds Exposition, Vienna, 1873. &c.


Worlds Exposition, Vienna, 1873. &C.
l. The knights Cross Of the Imperial Austrian Order
Of Francis Joseph I.,n conferred by HIS Apostolic
thaniel Wheeler, President OF the Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machine Company the founder and builder Of
sewing machine industry.
2. The Grand Diploma OF Honor. recommended by the
Jury for TINS sewing machine me
and social welfare of mankind
s. The Grand Medal for Progress awarded for their
new No. Sewing Machine being for progress made
since the Paris Exposition OF 1867 at which the only Gold
pany. Hence this Vienna award marks progress not
from low level or inferior medal but from o Gold
Medal, the highest award made ut Paris
l. The Grand Medal for Merit for the development of
needle industry and excellence ana superiority OF manu-
factured samples exhibited
Grand Medal for Merit for excellence and superb
orv cabinet workthc only award Of the kind In this
section
g. Medals for several Cooperators OF the Wheeler
Wilson Company for superior ability.
p7 The official report published by the general direc-
ton OF the Vienna Exposition, signalizes the supremacy
quality OF manufacture and position in the sewing ma
chine business
FURTHER DISTINGUISHED HoNORs
x,.,, ,n.a.r. sMr.xonss Ba. Md, Oct 81, ls,s;
the Gold Medal for their No Sewing Machine.
Otner Sewing Machines received nothing.
SAVANNAH Nov L. 1879
At the Georgia State Fair Silver Medal the highest
Wheeler 4 Wilson for samples done on their new No.
Sewing Machine
NEW YoRK. Nov IL, 1873
At the exhibition OF the American Insti-
s e S for sp1s s highest h
Machine.
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All That Have Used 1t Acknowledge
that PORTERs co Ugh BALSAM possesses the extraer-
dnary power of relieving Immediately coughs and colds
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A.-HoteI Prices Reduced.-GoOd,C Cloen
Bed, 25c. Family Rooms 50c per day. FRANKFOkZ
HOUSE, corner Frankfort and william streets
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Open from 8 A. M. to +. M
On Sunday from to . A. N.
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"a Good Time Coming, BOys;" but
don't wait any "onger" but go and secure ono
OF kNox'S elegant winter style OF HATS. His stores
AYenua Hnf
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The Infants Friend.
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the best aua
surest remedy in the world all diseases of children
such as tee thing, wind coic &c.
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Domestic Paper Fashions.-Elegant I'm
design and faultless in At. Agents wanted. Send for
catalogue DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
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Adj Volunteers for Cuba Require WORs
COTTS PAIN PAINT. 1t removes all indammati0n
from wounds ana stops pain instantly.
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Tho Best Remedy for Coughs, Hoarso-
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Wigs, Toupees, Sc.-G. Rnuchfuss,
practical wig and toupee maker and importer of human
hair, A East Twelfth street, Broadway. New York
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A.-Hcrnta Perma nently Cured by the
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trusses 10 induce calls and aid in selling wretched tor
turing hnger pads.
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SAvANEAH, NOV. q, 1915
At the Georgia State Fair Silver Medal, the highest
only premium for leather stitching, awarded to
Wheeler 4 Wilson for samples done their new No.
Sewing Machine
, 1873-04-21

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
New YoRK, April 20.-Aloxander Powell,
colored, messenger in the warehouse division OF
tho Custom-House, bus boon promoted to a
81, 200 clerkship under tho Civil Service Rules.
Tic is tho first oolored man to Horye as clork Ia
tho customs aervico ct this port.
Eloyon convort6 wero received into the Ro-
man Catholic fold in st. Mary's Church this
evening. The most prominent was the Rev,
DR.. Dakinn, Methodist proacAor of some ro-
nown. The ceremony was very impressive, and
the church was packed to suffocatioi,.
Tho terrible outrage on Mr. Mondolbn,1m in a
gambling den, on Wednesday,, has stirred up the
police, aud tonight they ordered all places Of
this class on tho Dowory to close up. The order
was promptly oboyed.
f1a Tie 1ssoc!ated PressJ
New YonK. April 20.-It is understood that
now papor is to bo started. in Brooklyn by Hon.
Demas Barnoa, and is to DO hgL-toned 4-cont
morning daily.
David Goodrich, father Of tho murdered man.
declares that tho pistol found by tho body Of
Charles Goodrich was not the property OF tho
latter. Goodricl's pistol lad m ivory handle,
whilo that Of tho one found il wood.
Tho affairs of the Bulls Head Bank aro said
to be progressing fayorably, A meeting of de-
poRitora will be held on Tuesday, for tho oonsd-
Grafton of their interests. Tho day Of tho open-
ing Of tho bank will probably be formally an
nouncod this week.
A wholesale Jail delivery occurred at Washing
ton, Pa, last evening. Among the prisoners
who escaped waB Brce1and, the murderer. pur-
suit WAS mado In all directions, and intenae OK
citemout prevailed.
, 1873-04-21

Special Dial'dtch 10 The Chfcaao Tribune.
R1orMoNDt Va, April 2o.-The Supreme Lodge
ing. Tho first three dnyh wero consumed in dis
cuhBing the case Of the State OF Pennsylvania,
which had boon placed in cl,arge Of q District
Deputy, owing to tho suspension Of its Grand
decisionB OF tho Supreme Chancellor. Tho Bill
preme Lodge, i'll compliance with Inv and his
ordcrs,. permitted the Slate to re.ontor
tho body through it's representatives. Pittsburgh
sion Of tho Supreme Lodge. A new and hand
Bomo banner has boon adopted. A Grand Leo
turor for each 6tato was created by law. Tho
proposed parade hoaa-dress for knights has been
session. Past Grand Chancellor 3. 3. Usher, Of
Aurora, ILL.,, presented q now installation cere-
mony which was unanimously adopted.
R1onMoND, w., april 20.-The Supreme Lodge
tonight to moot at Pittsburgh on tho Sd Of
April, 1874.
, 1873-04-21

h114FoRD CENTER O.. April 19.-Tho Pitts
and tho grain warehouse Of Bhaull l. hlcn1ahill,
containing 5000 bushels Of grain, were destroyed
by fire 1aat night. The amount Of loss is not
known.
Mounts, ILL.,, April 19-Lnst evening, at 0
o'clock, tho Touring mills of john Barr known
90 tho Morris hills, wera discovered to be On
ire N the enG1ne-room The alarm was im1no-
dhtey given and the Btean1 fire. e.eugno and hand
engine wero soon at work, but tho flames aproal
so rapidly TINT in few minutes after tho fro
wah discovered the whole building was In ilames.
Tho wind drove the fro upon the distllory,
which was connected with tho mill, aud both dis
tillcry. and mill woro totally destroyed.
The bonded warehouse, containing $50 bar
reIs Of highwlnos, and cribs containing 200, 900
buahe!s OF corn were saved, although on fro
many times: Tho loss is about $4,000 on tho
building, with no insurance, aud about $4,000
on machinery, stock and other material iu tho
hMlding insured as follows: Franklin,
wheeling, Va, 5000 North Missouri, 81, 900;
Alamania. OF Cleveland, u 600; Drewors', of
milwaukee,, II 900 Germany, OF Erlo, 90, 900,
UTICA, N. T., April a0.-A fire ut 'Canissota
Inst night, destroyed tho greater part Of the bust
mass portion Of the town, including tho Pratt
House, Post Office, Atlantic l. Pacific Telegraph
office. and Canistota Dauk building. IosB
$83, GOO insurance, $4,000.
DALT1MonE, April 20.-Laat night fire broke
out in tho battery.room Of tho Western Union
Telegraph Office, and soon after itn diucoyery MI
explosion occurred, whlch mas supposed to be
, 1873-04-21


WASHINGTON, April 20.-'rl1o local storms in
Virginia, Ohio. and Michigan will extond north
eastward with diminishing forco On Monday. aud
will possibly entirely disappear. For New Eng
Btatos, COOL northory Winds, and cloudy o or i part
ly cloudy woather. For the Louor Lakes, north
east winds, baching to northwest. For Tho Up
per Iakes, increasing norlhwestorly winds md
clear weather: For tho South Atlnntio statcu
aud Virginia, aolth mil wcst winds
with rising temperature. For tho Middle
and Atlantio States, easter]y winds and local
rains during Sunday night, followed on Mond.y
by northwest and southwest winds, partly cloudy
md clear weather.
Oautiunary signals arc ordered for Chicago,
Milwaukee, and Grand Haven.
SAN FRANc1sco, April 2).-1t is raining hero
night; also ut Pet,.lamn, Sim I.eandlo, Irola,
aroy R Haf aysS vaS
The rain is welcome, us tho crops OF grain in
many sections began to sufTor severely.
, 1873-04-21
The Proposed Commercial C0nvcm-
tion to Ho HELD In st. Louis.

l1Ou 10 HG RNelu 1A ST. Louis
ST. Louis, April IA largo meoting Of NOR
ohants, bankers, roal estate owners. and buBi-
ness men gonorally, was hold at tho Merchants
Exchange this afternoon, to furthor consider tho
question Of holding q convention Of Western
Rnd Southern Congressman hero next month.
Tho Committee appointed ut tho previous moot
Ing reported that tho Mayor, nombors Of tho
City Government, and many prominent oitlxenB
who have boon consulted wero fully agreed TINT
great benollts would accrue to tho ontife country
from an interchange Of views aud a full appro.
oiRtion Of tho wants Of the Groat Ncst nnd Nisais-
slppi Valley by momborH OF Congrosa through IN
informal conference In our city, md an oxcur-
s!on by tho nowly-opened railway from tlliH city
to tlo Gulf Of Mo3cs through tho Indian Terri-
tory md ToxAa. Your Conln.ttoa believe that
IN no moro suitable or foroible manner could wo
bring to tho attention Of membors of onr Na-
tlonal Congress tue Importance to tho country at
large Of tho Developments Of tho interests OF the
MisslBaIppi Valley and OF the droat West, and
tloreby Hoouro to these intercBtH moro favorable
recognition IN future legislation, md thus, by
tho prosecution OF our claims iii this
way and at this placb, eecuro tho int
proyenont of Western rvors no aB to facilitate tho
Interchange Of tho produce Of the Northern,
NnrthweHtorn and Southern PORTIONS Of tho
Misslasippl Valley, The encouragement of tho
construction OF slack water navigation connoct-
lug tho waters Of h1isslssipp River and itB tribt-
tarlea with the Great Lakes and with tho wntora
OF the ocean OIL the AtRutio 8ea Coast tho ro-
noyal Of obstruotious at tho mouth of tho Mis-
, 1873-04-21

eisaippi Rlvor, 80 as to Bcouro cheap oxporta-
tton OF Tho products OF tho grain, tobncco, 1emp
ani cotton.growing Btatos OF tho MiBussippf
valley, a''d tho cheap importfon Of foreign gooaa
and products consumed In tho WoBt arc tho moro
prominent Of tho important subjects which might
DO brought to tho attention Of Congress and Ut tho
people Of tic cntiro country, ind we would aug-
EeHt their spocial consideration" The commtttoo
President Of tho Atorchants Exchange invite
Senators aud Representation Of Congrosa to m
Informal conference In this city on tho 18th Of
May, in connection with md preliminary. to OIL,
Missouri, Kanuas Il Toxan Railroads, through
tho Indian Territory and Toxins to tito Gulf Of
Mexico, and TINT during their stay hero
they DO tondored tho hospitality Of tic
iSs qo sna oo Yss1 Yyor Brown paH1 vii ovsf ss'sp%s %
dress Of welcome, and Gov. Wootlson, o1-scnator
John D. Henderson, and other distinguished cit
izona of tho city and Stato will be invited to nd
droBs tho convention.
Tho report was unanimously adopted. An E1-
Mayor Brown, Hon. Horny T: Blow, Thomas
Allon,. .Adolphus Melor, G. b. Allen, Capt. Jas.
B. Ends, John 8. 11cOuno, W. II. soudor, and
others, was appointed to arrange. and curry out
taintnont Of tho Delegates.
.spooohos wore. thon made by Congressman
Wells and Howard, aud othera, setting forth the
Importance OF tue proposed Convention, not only
70 tno poopto or tho MtgBtHaippi Valley, but tho
aolute necesglty Of IN increase Of their tranapor-
tation facilities from tho 1Nost to tho soaboard.
It waa said TINT one-half Of tho mombers Of Con-
grosa lad novcrr econ tho Misaisaippt Rvor, aud
q groat many hayo noyor looked on a prai-
rio, ind, therefore, know but little Of the
needs and requirements Of this groat val
Icy. Bringing them hero and laying before
thom tho statiBtics of tho wonderful productive
ness Of tho Wost, and showing them tho largo
portion Of this valley would increase their know1-
edge, enlarge thoir viows. and could not but re-
suit In good to themselves and the people thoy
represent. An effort will be mndo to fako tho
excursion party from Galveston to Now Orleans,
vim tho Gulf, 80 that they can view tho mouth OF
ostructons toro and wow the contTy end an 'e ite
caapncities along tho banks Of tho great river
above Now Orleans,
, 1873-04-21
RAILRo%5 DISASTERS.


EuTtaor Inrt1E te9tnF* OF t13O StOntnEt0n
BOSTON, Anr;, qSsfo5; 1' ;o;;;ro, by tno son,,,,.
ton RAILWAY dinae vlb have roachod thIs cty,
are reported to bo doing we'll. Homo 800 mon
,woro employed yoHtertlay III rebuilding tho
bridge aud getting tho wrecked engine a,ltl car1
day.
:, New YonK,. April pa special gives adli-
tional particulars Of the Stonngton dieastor.
Tho train left ntoninyton about tlirty-1ve mill
utes Into, mud was running ut tue rato Of forty
mllos nj per hour: Aa It approached the bridge.
tho oxistonco Of tic watcry gulf boforo thom, but
saw tue danger too lato to provont tho disaster,
or even save thoir owi. liyoa by loaping from tho
engine. Tho locomotive jumped tho gap, about
eand-bauls, pluuginE into 1t with such forco us
to wreck her completely. Some idoa Of hor speed
may bo ascortainod from tho fact that n pioce Of
rail weg brokon up and shot through tho boiler
onds Tho cnginocr, William Guild, when dis
covered, was between the lriyiug-wheel and on
Bino, thorc boing but just enough Of his body
loft to identify him. Tho fireman, Goorgo Ed
rdEf, 1idgG, was crushed to jolly Tlaro wore about
bo imagined than described. AS the overturned
stoves and lamps sot fire to lilo woodwork, cries
for asaistanco rent tho air. from tho smoking
ealdron, Frantic husbands wero calling fur
wives, and wlvcs for husbands, eons, and daugh-
tors. somo escaped through the car windows
others wero pulled out Of the water below, while
many more were writlling benonth tho ruins.
Ono man, with his body partly out Of the win
dow, could extrlcato himself no furthor, and WAS
calling wildly, oh, saye mo, am burning to
DEATH Ills screams and moana we're not heed
cd, and death put an end to his sufforinga.
When Mr.. Allen mot hia death, ho was stand-
ing on tho front platform Of q car, and, nB the
train struck, his foot was caught In the grap-
pllng-iron, and in thia condition lie WAS burned
to death.
, 1873-04-21
....... a GARD.
A CARD
TO BANKERS! f!

In .low Of tho tobhory of tito safo Of tho Falls
Clts Tobacco Dank Of Louisville, (which wns made ia
APRIL 1865. by our predecessors, Dlobod. Dhlmnn Cob
and esoctnF In Wow Of tho faot that Halls BAfo and
Lock Company havo boom and eti inusroub1y cir
cnatiug papers nnd circulars with cuts describing said
robbery calling thosafo 'worthcas sAfo" "unfalthful
to a trust, TO-, md comparing tho NTH their
fatost matte bank work. 1wsh to call tho attention ol tho
public to aota showing tho dls1onost character OF
tho said circular They forgot entirely to atc that tho
safo rubbed o9ht years old and Mt tho timo It
mhdo was tho most improved work. cAod by tho bank
and BY exports tho best and strongest sao In
tho city Of louisville They forget to state that all tho
burglar work madD by tho HALL SAFE AND LOCK
co. at tho period was mndo In tho way and
can DO and has 6een 1obbad In 1ato by tho
cess They show drawing Of cosnor not solid Oh that
old safo and forget to sny that tho kind Of
Wo loavo then tho public Judge Of tho fairness of tho
Circular and stao tho Falls City Tobacco Bank
50 we'll haisfod with tho present wotk Of D1EBoLD
k1ENzLE that they nve ordered tro eatos of in
which thoy will confidently inrust thoir funds. rubsh
nlso Tho following certificate of tast mado last wcak:
GENITAL NATIONAL I}ANK,
DEAR sln linving previously decided to tcs any safo
rurchatod by this Bank Immediately upon tho delivery
Of D1EBOLD K1EN2LE'S Durslar-Proof sAfo,
roconty placod in vault whout any suggestion from
you'll selected tho best export alont tho purposo Of
giving thissafo coploto mud Tho trial
was o. mhdo With tho following rosult: Tho exports do
cded that owing to tho peculiar construction Of tho doors
md tho sod Of tho Bao, uedges could not DO
successfully ntroucod Thoy also found IL impossible
forco tho spndes owing 10 thoir couca sharo and
tempt to drill heu proved failaro Tho inal toat
determined effort to drill tho Bafo Itea1f with nll tho ap
pllauoos experience could augaes. Tho finest stool,
costing a. rcr lb, purohaacd and twonty drills
ado aud tonposcd especially for this purpoo. spot
aoteoted at random npon tho sIdo Of tho Bnfo,
aud tho goAor part OF two days o1penod By tho
porta In tho effort to bore ho1o.
AeF breaking ot1orFso rendering useless a these
drilla without mixing impression upon tho first woded
4hArG mad hk