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New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
uoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. RANDALL Dem, PENN offered resO-
nation A. 70 the refundng OF duties since March, 1873
Referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. ORTIZ (Rep., Ind offered resolution providing
for a survey to ascertain the practicablty OF ship
canal connecting Lake Michigan with the Wabash River.
Adopted
Mr PARKER rep Mo- offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee Elections examine and report
the best and most practicable method OF eectng the
President and providing tribunal 10 adjust ana decide
ali contested questions Herewith Adopted
Mr.. BECk (Dem, kyD offered resolution directing
the Postmaster General 10 report how employees,
Savings Institutions. recommended by him IN his re-
port aud that he furnish Ike information TO the
Postal Telegraph system, which be recommends when
the same Is In full operation. Adopted.
Mr. c. +. HOAR (Rep., Mass from the Committee
Education and LABOR, reported bill 10 establish
Educational fund aDd 20 apply the proceeds OF the sale
Of pubic Lands the education Of the people. IL enact
fat lie net proceeds Of the sale OF pabhc lands shall
thr people provided that the act shall repeal i'm
pair or suspend any law aAtAOrI%lng preenption or
h0uestead entries aDridze the power OF Congress
over the public domain, nor interfere win granting
county lands the soldiers ana sailors OF the late war
without discussion the bill went over III Tuesday next
aud the House resumed consideration Oi the D III re-
laton 70 salaries.
THE DEBATE on THE SALARY QUESTION
Mr. POLAND Rep. VII spoke IN support OF the
,,andmeut which he offered some days SINCE lie had
tan :, few days ago company with large hunoef OF
,,en when the conversation turned on the subject,
o., ,hev ALI eopcurred, without exception, IN saying
, ,he increase OF salary had been utterly cohdepsu
tnA' .ha n,.ue iudgaieuL OF tho whole Dcooo 0i 'hs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILa

FRIDAY, Dsc IL.
Newfoundland close the New YORK Post0me
Al D D n.. via iiahfaIs
for Halifax NJ s. closed the NewYork Pos0tss evey
ly D D. n, and goes Boston :
SATURDAY.. Disc. l3.
for Great Britain and Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool By
,,eamship Republic close at Supplementary Mn
letters the
al lOl5 steamship sails At III 80 White Doei
Pauas Ferry. Jersey Otv.
Por Continental Bremen Mall via Southampton By the steahp
Douau close IL NJ Supplementary Mail for double postage
itsrs and printed natter closed al the Postofes E30
steamship sss D from foot Of Third st.. Hoboken.
Dlrect and prassian closed Mail ne
France. dreci Bresi HAvrs By the steamship
Penre at Steamship sails ~ M from Pier
6OS.k
Mats Belgium direct BY the steamship Frania close At IL Il
steamship sails from foot Of firsts Hoboten at 2p m.
MaD Ksr West bv George w. CiYds eloss
e,eau ship sIb al 3 y. N from Pier No 20 H. 4
SUNDAY. DEc. II.
All Mails close At II o'clock N. The tvst0hce from
N a
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

Recorder Bcte Assn Aorvey Rolns sppesrins To- se
people Berry teoe charge Of stealing SoO on
the 22d John Black Of No sos Csnsst and VI" scfatea
James McCleas for the souse william III Horton teoodl
charged chsn worth $79 Nov lS rom
person Charles Ruth Of No. 1873 Seventh ". John
Mott ruly accepted TIE following
cases John Raus stealing s5 25 worth Of clothing Dec -
frsa Jacob Kemr No. 1913 Piniave sent to the stss
Prieop for on year William II. White. OF steslt
$50 Dec from Levi Kesler Of No ~ bsyar
At ,eut 10 the ST Prison pa Arthur Holmes OF amp
ipg 10 steal an worth 500 Nov 30 from Frankn Ds
81 The Firth Avenre Hotels ne5 for tentencs Charles Came
.nd George w Ander on attempting break into the r mahu
factory KmpSe No go Gfand both seat to !hs sae
W.ms suf william Ryan, 0hreaNhg
into the dwelling house Josephine Schneider No ~. frs'
on Dec sd stealing property worth 81 sent t. tue State Pr'a o
re.fh
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HKW W-IOnK......

CLEARED.
e,m,hip Herman Livingston Cheescmsn Svannsh Garrison
,snshp Isaac Bel. Bksusn. Norfolk City Point Resmona
oiI Dominion steamship Co
s,s.nshp wesph.hs Ge sehveusn Hamburg tc Kuuhardt
steamship South c,rOla, Beckett Charleston c. H. Morgan
Co.
steamship Ctv Of Havans Phillips Hssna tc r. Alexandra
sts.asbip hsyhoser. FultS PhilaielphA j. Hand
s,,mship Chesapeake. Johnson Portland. J. y. AruaA
s,<snship Glancus Beare Boston, II. y. Dinoek.
shp Governor Mortou Hs~sna Smopson Ci<se
bfouZh
Bh vie,crs Nor yseobsen Bremen &C. Tstens Bockmsns
Bah Belgium lIirl hosher, London G. W. Berte.ur Co
Bah PsohhA Sehahno uL) Ohvan Cort for ORDERS p. Aste
Aloaa lAl Asssno Pslmoaih for sosovieh 60.
Bak i. G. Warsiet Br Kline BIO JaAero Pendsgast BroA
Brf Tanore lBLl, Mckenzie, Lisbon u. McCoL
Bng Annie Or Mcintosh Liverpool orders, Boyd Hnckea
Bnr ss1h Gilmore Staples, IT. fhomss Peuston Co.
Bfg Lord Csrrudon Brj Lndon w. H. T. Haxhes
Bhs ksnshss sylvester Csrdenss. 10, Ward Co.
sebr liar Cartl Curtis Jackson yls.
ARRIVED.
sesmhfp CITY Of Ne.YSh Deaksa ua,aaA De- G. vith md
AL osS /, H. AsIseits L osaA ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART

NEW-Y0Rk, NEW-iAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-NewYorks and New-Hayen Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873
Forty-secoIdsL
TRAINS LEAVE EW.Y0RE,
Trains for NswH.isdierye st IQ5 Aes M sos tEIl 9oS
(Acenl 1000 gIl, 1206n 1Iee'1 100 BLl Ell 3:Ss
(Aecn .38 and 5l0ILocsl Er $40 (Br and g. 10 Brl
for South korwsn 705 S05 sos 1900 Loo kL 300
355 4:3S, $40 635 $40 9lO For STANFORD 7:l0 sos,
905 1910 1900 800 223 and 300 (I b. 3;55 as
445, $40. $40, 6:35, 1870 6lO 9l0 D. m.
For Port Chester IL :40p
Springfield o5 and 10 100 800 aud $40
TO- Shore Line al 100 aud 9lO .. The sos Loo.
300 g. 10 and 9;l0 stopping Stamford No~k and Brs
port The soy and 90 with Shore Lima
Division for SorSh snd Providence aud the Conn Vsey SAY
brook The sos'A and 500 m connects with SewHayen and
Northampton At Nes Haven, sos, 1000 and 1900
irsns connect with Conn River at Springfield and 800 foe
tack kairos and tes so5 m and 800 N with aoSs.tone Raj.
vh Dsnbuy kOrssk at Sorxak and the 500
100 and 10 with Railroad at STANFORD
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via springfield. $40 =
via Providence
Dr.xns Day Express and seepingcan Night Rr-
Trains.
be purchased Tcke. Once Grand ce.
tral oMees OF Transfer Co.. 944 Broadway saa
Windsor House N. r. and No. ccuss Brooklyn who viii
shssk Baggage from residence TO destination.
information particulars posters hotels and defo
JOHN T. MOODY. Sapt Of ~ Y Div.
4. H. RBkD, Gen kew-Haven.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAyAsa-d. rsam.ssp Csy Y Sev- Yort Dee ll-H
Hinhebs Jose A. Pessn b. Betancoar M Ma Y sArsno Do
lro C. kodn<ues de Poey Mrs Colina de Rodriguez Ms
n de Rodhgues M Rosa Rivas Mira Bspuso keAaA FehI Mo-
dps Blpueto Luis Felipe de ZayaL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
Oreun Stedmsr5.

A NCUOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
n n r. loot Of Dsrss EVERY wEDNBSDAy AND SArgkDAMi ~
SATURDAY. Dee. l3 TRINACRIA We WeineslaJ Dec -
cAsTAIA WEDNESDAY Dee II CALFORhI IA SATURDAY Dec
ANGLA..... Dee. 30 ITALIA WenesisI pee ol
o.nu passage 20 Liverpool LonionieEry
seamers SG5 and 75 return 81 30 currency Sauf
S6J and s75 $50 gold stege passage 20
gor vorpoo Loadon Qaelstowu Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL OF
Cardiff $50 currency. ,,u.
amount 81 lowest rates NofnPanYs omess
0,ssn New YORK HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
IMMATURE ALMANAC

sn nsss.. il6 sun 4:33 Moos nss Mora
|
s.raJ Eoob I2B Cows lssnd. 202i Hell Gate Pery 36l
| slss wArss
a.say assT. E5l Gevs asd 22l Hell Gate Fery~ al 3
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

NATIONAL LINE.
~ NOTICE.
This Compauv taxes The Rss Of Insurance (ap % 100000 in Eo
each Of b Steamers thus giving tie best possible
Tor safety ard avoidance Of danger At sea
adopted bT
10 AVOID Ice and Headlands.
From A and AZ. North River
TO 0UBkNsTONN AND LIVERPOOL:
GREECE. Sat Dec Is IL IrALY..ss- Dee 27, a. m.
SPAIN.....SAt Dee 20. pm.
PornghtlT LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND Bragg WBDN RSDAf. Dec. "a az 900
CGbL PissaZe. so $50 500 S29
Reun Tickets Reduced Rates Prepaid seersse from Liver.
pool The lowest Apply the comPany Office No. 90 Broad
P.W. :. HURST Msnaser.
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
IN THB SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CONPAEY's
NEW. FRSrCLASS, fULLPOWBRkD, CLYDk-BUILr STkAN
SHIPS w sail from PnosYvsns Railroad 5arf Jeey C,r:
DbLiA cnattereal -
'GLAhORGAN 70 follow. -
at through
United States and Cansdl the Bristol Channel Aai all
points Bngisnu.
These steamships built expressly for trade provided With ell
The for the comfort
CABIN AND STEERAGB PAssENGBRS
PnS CablH 10 and $50 currency
secon1 CA0in $e5 currency
5teeage tSO currency.
PREPAID Steeage Certificates from Cardif S33 currency.
Drats for 81 ana upwsris
Fo further ,ODIy csda the Comp,sJs o8ce, Ne
ARCHIBALD BAXTER e. Co., Agents.
No. IT Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Commencing MONDAY. Nov. 3. 1873
LEAVE NETWORK. PIER y. NORTH RIVER. foot n REQ
connecting
stations tins and connecting railroads:
$50 mPor PHILADELPHIA Long Branch Red Bsnk Port Mon
Toms River Vnegd Bndgeon Bay Side aaf
intermediate connecting Writings for Tuekert,n Railroad
400 mFor Long branch Red Bank, Port Monmouth. Toms
RVer.W Waretovn and intermediate stations
ARRIVING IN NBW-rORK-At $40 a. m and 4:l5 m from
Long Branch, Red Toms Intermediate stations nt
s:l5 from Phla1epha YinelA Brdseol Bay Sie asd
70 o fuckerson Railroad.
F.re Ne~-York Philadephia only - %.
freight lines daily for Philadelphia from Pier " r oot
Freight received until and delivered IN Phait
phis early next morning
+. P. FINCH, Agent Pier 5 N r -
NJ w. SERAT. J. w GORE
Superintendent General Agsnt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. -'s--s.-'
" THk GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAkrs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hkW-YORk AND HAWK, CALLING
AT BRkST
hsu Pier No. so North Biyer ,s folors; .
Danr6. ......SATURDAY, December 13
Lemare. SATURDAY December II
ST. .LaeheneI. SATURDAY Jan TO- 1874.
y PRICE, OP PASSAGE IN GOLD Unoiuiinx vine,
- TO BRRST OR HAvRk; -.
rhstCabin. Second Cabin.
Excursion tic kes reiueed rates
American travellers gsng H Continent OF Europa
By this bn Bnshsn
sh erosirs Channel beside sayns trouble
SkO. MACKENZIE. Agent Ne. 6S Broadway.
STATE LINE-NEW-Y0RK to GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL BELFAST and LONDONDBERY-Thess elegant
steamers will sail from Pier 36 North River foows
December IL "a
December "a.
PBshsfLVANiA SATURDAY. January 10
And alternate SATURDAY passenger
through rates all parts Of Great Britain ireland swedsu
Dsnmrt and GermAay Drafts for RI aud apwidI For freight
AUSTIN BALDWIN, Co. Agents, No 70 BroadvsI
= steeraze Pau age Once. No As BroadsAI -
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THk
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AMI RULLPowBRBD srEASsHIPS
Sailing from Heufork SATURDAYS ow Luerpssl on THURS.
DAYS. ealhns at Cort Hsrbor esrh
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY, Dec. IL, at IL 80
ADRIATiC, SATURDAY Dec 20. at 3: 90 o. IN.
BALTIC SATURDAY. Dec "a. a. IL 800 a. N.
CBLrIC. SATURDAY. Jan. B. at 800 o. n
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. jan TO- I000. m
. Prom tns White Doek. Pavora Ferry. jersey Ctr
PAsnssr accommodations @ all esssasl unrvsla csubtane
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
baeca Gssrooms mokng bath rooms mdshp zee
tese - --S-~'
$50 eureneT Those ~hrS from Old Csaa
can now Obtain sseerAxe certificates SD,
PassaSes heoi parl Anerea PsrA Hambarr
NORWAY. Sweden India Australia Clank ke
prfS from 21 apwau.
Fer Inspection Of other sppv at ne compsnys
smee~ No. ~ brssdur. hes-forL J. II. SPARKS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
DENNSYLYANIA RALROAD.-Trains Ieay.


NevYOrk from foot Of Desrossss and Colaadss ioous
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South with Pull
man Palace Cara attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday D.
and $500 =.
Bsanors wsshnston Pennsyvsni, Line
at $40 NJ and SUNDAY For Baltimore and Ash
Etpress Phidslphia. s:io. 80 IL 80 30
$50 and IL night SUNDAY. 5. 6:0 1880 $40 and
For Trsson. At 720 N 2 $40 and 6lO N saDis 6ls
D. m.
Bmirrs,t sad second elss TOO D. n.
FOR Newsrn d, $3.50, 1920 7;4o 500 g. 10 l. l2 ~
2SO. $40 $40. 4:l0 L. 30 g. $50 $40 Clio $50 T.
1880 SlU TO- 1850 and IL night Sunday 60 10 49,
3; 10 o. In
FOR ErIabe.s. g. $50. T2o TAO 500 8 10 IL I2n
2 1880 $40 $40 4:l0 430. $40 $40. 8. $40 $50 7.
$50 SIG 10 1880 and IL DghL SUNDAY, 5:20 G:l0
For R.tv.r. o $50, l2o. S 90 10 H. IL m l. go
$40 $40 4;!0 430 500 $40 G. 6:lO $50 1880 $40 10
D. m, and ~ night SUNDAY 520 6;l0 aDJ 1880 D.
For Woodbridge aud Perth Amboy 10 m 230 10 asi
New Brunvict 20 and 500 m ~ n 2 3:lO 4:so
o;20 $40. 1880 and II nsbr Sapsy g. 10 and 1880
ffor Fast Milestone $500 IN. IL eoon aud 4:30
For Lambervlle and Pennington $3.50 q N. and D.
Yer Phnpsourg and Bsvdere and
Accom- for Bonfenosn Burlington and Camden 1o aud $50
u.. 1890 $40 1, and m
For Freehold. 7:2U IN, , and 4pr
for Jamesburg Pemberton. Camden. m. and 2:S0
Trains follows: Pittsburgh $50 1885 asd
1880 dav IL ;55 daily, Monisy From WashnG
ou and Baltimore 6:05 and 64Os 5l5 ard 1927
asy 600. 6;4O and 1927 From Phsdepha. 5;33.
sos $40 $50 1918 l155 a IN BIB. 5:l5. Cos s44,
1877 N. Sunday o22 eos Gao $50 IL o5 aud lo:2f
pm.
Ticket Ome.s 5o6 435 271 ard 9Ii Bro,iway No Aor Hoa
foot Of Desbosses and Consodt Ticket
Battery place J. CASSArr Genera Msaaser.
d. NJ BOYD, jr. Gen. PAS Aren't
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

VDHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIIROAD-
i ONLY pLRkcr ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANCE or CARS ro
THB OIL RRGloN AUD LUMBER DISTRICT FINN. TRANS
will leave Desbrossss and Cortlsnitst Ferries.
$3.50 Buffalo krpes, tisy, except Sunday with Pal.ss
Palace Car rom Harrisburg Buffalo Arrive Harrisburg 800
s9neau 7lo, William port hO0 Less svsa 1880; ksnS''
lli5 Emporium. 2:l a. and Buffalo. $500 IN .
Erie Mail daily Sunday with PulnaI rshee cS
from Phsdelphs Rne Arrive sunDury 5l5; Williams ;o
525; Hre TOO Connects Cory and Hsioa "ish ou
Creek and Aleshsny River r. X for the OF Region 60.
W. A. BALDWIN. Geaeral snPerinteaieat
ID. III. IL Gan Pas Aannt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
D. NJ. BOYD. IT,, Gen. Psss. Agent
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

~ NOTCH
On and sNer Dee 1873 rns will leave Soath shhst Boof
yn. follows (Suni avs eKceptedl:
UFor Pachcgue intermediate stations at $50 and
For Isip stations s 930a m and snl
For Bab,loa and At $50 aud l5O ..
snd Up ~.
For Merh intermediate stadous $3.50 and i30 u
aud
4 a. and p
sunaay trains leave Bashwek for bip at
CARNAN Superintendeat
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

EOR HAVANA, ,u,
II NASSAU PROGBES0 AND VERA CRUZ
NBw-yORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP ldSss
Lesyng Pier 3. North River. at D. 40
CTTr OP NRWYORK iUavana directi... December lS
CITY OF MEXICO (isgana and Mexico).. December ~
CITY or MERIDA Havana Nassau).. Decembrr ~
CUBA (Tayana drec) DeoemDei 5
CITY or HAVANA (bsYlns directl. December oA
For freight sopl' "a ,,n,p . eouo N p.o.wr
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON via
~ PROVIDENCE.
The md elegant Steamers RHoDS ISLAND Tassvs Thar
and EARRAGANSErT Meadavs Wsteesas ace
Prlau hou Pier 80 daily (sxeept osA
asTI Al 4 m sdvns Bostsa ahead ef all other linea
cured s6 VI wesosgs kxps CO. sns at $40 Bosiss.
L. W. FiLkiH3 o. la'a " y b&bCock Sr><assA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
COURr CALEEDARs-TVLS DAY.

srp,rrr c,rnr-cn.~p-xs-Dr,pr. J.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

EOR LIVERPOOL.
CvIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE .. 8. MAILS.
TuR LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CoMPASf
Vii, sp,teb one Of their full iron steamships
FROM PIER Nv. ID n L.. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
a. follows
NEVADA CAPT GgARD .......'.'..''Dec H. a. zioD D. M
MANHATTAN Capt Month";. Dec. "a a. s;3D m
WYOMING. Capt BzDDoE.........,.Dec. b. at 2oO N
IDAHO. Capt. FRESSAS..............Jan l.
MINNESOTA. Capt. PoRsYru .......Jan IL
WISCONSIN, Capt PRcs...,........Jaa. II
CABIN psssase $50.
steersge passage tOaise. No. 20 Brosdsay $50 currency
Forreigb or cabin passage, appTto
WIJTlNq 4 oruOy No 63w,lst
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
XLIIID CONGRESS--1sT SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
'N,p c,ppFsrrp ELECTED PRESIDENT PRO TEN of
THE sFN,TE-sPEECH BY MR.. SUMNER IN fANoh
OF SUBSTITUTING COMPOUND NrHKtsi FOX l|
GAI-TENDER NoTEs-CoNTiNUAIloN VI ii'r DE
RATE ON THE SALARY QUESTION IN Iiih hooSh
,,n STEPHENS ThR FIRST To ARGUE AGAINST
prpE,I--No DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN
SENATE. ..... WASHINGTON, Dec H. 1873.
The Senate met at noon
v,sipresident Wilson beng absent, Mr. ANTHONY
,pon y ~ moved that Matthew n. Carpenter ('ep"
w. he elected President pro tenn. OF the senate.
Mr. STEVENSON (Dem KyJ nominated Allen g.
Thurman Dem, Oho)
Messrs Anthony and Stevenson were appointed
eers and on vote being talen ny ballot II resulted as
follows Mr. Carpenter. 80; Mr.. Thurman, l6; blank,'2
The whole number Of votes cast was as necessary TO
a cnOlce, Is. -,
Mr.. Carpenter, having received majority OF the
declared elected and he was escorted 10 the
Upon taking the chair. Mr CARPENTER said: =" SEN
The usual order directing the Secretary notify the
President of the United states and the House of Repre-
entatiyos OF the election OF Mr. Carpenter made.
number OF petitions asking for the appointment OF a
commission TO regulate the traffic IN alcoholic liquors
Mr. GORDON dem, Ga.) introduced bill TO repeal
the the bill OF March g. 1873, fOrbdding the
freq transmission oi periodicals. agaznes, and news
papers through tine United States mails and restoring
that privilege Referred to the Committee on Post
Nj. WRIGHT (Rep., Iowa) said that during mis- tenn
pOrary absence irom the Sesate yesterday two resou-
lions were reported from tine Committee on Finance.
While dd not in ether, he consented TO that
reported by majority for the purpose OF getting the
question before the Senate He did not the necessity
hasy legislation this subject, but was u favor OF
add dIonal circulation. as the increased population ana
business interests Oi the country demanued.
THE SALARY QUESTION.
MI DAVIS Dem, W. Va submitted the following
resolution:
That the Scrrtsfy the Senate be directed furnish the
Office, relating 6Xng oi the sal
Of senlto nd Coase from the formation Of
what made rctroc
L.fn slnns
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IIOusatonio
end N.uxstuck Rsrosda Psre 81 Steamer LAURA
nigh. boat from New York and bosi from Big
port steamer BRIDfikPORr as before.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

GEsKaAL sEos-HAcxETT k-Johh Doogsn robbery; Genso
Copeno ielonoas assault battery Charles Harms John Dugan
barglsry Costello John Wood
aud receiving stolen goods Henry wmot Biwad wilkins Ed
ward Hitler Bagne Wilson and John Warren grand larceny
TERsIsBR-DAsIEIs john shsTksy manssugher
CoURr APPEAs-ALBAsr Dec 1.-THE following is the
Appeals day calendar Dec l2 1873; Nos G3 I4f l16 1913
l5l, l54 1856, l57, l59
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare,
~ 81 90 steamers Peek,p for New Haven at BIO and III
D. n Daily SUNDAYS excepted connecting wish the raIold
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
PROvTDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER.
at 900 D. m. from Pier ~ n. L.. foot OF PARK P.ee
csha ARE to BOsT ~, 81 25 To PRo PRoypsNcs e
Deck fare to BOSTON, 93 70. To PROtlDshCb ~
al yss rats Connect with Boston and Prov
n cities
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

SINGULAR INCIDENT -"V ernal." wri
ting from Mathews Court house to the
Norfolk Journal, says:
"There was notice few days since
in the Journal of the death of Mrs. Sill
la Summers. There appeared during
her last moments a strange phenomen
on and coincidence probably unpar-
alleled. A few of .the neighbors were
sitting in a lower chamber where Mr..
Summers was confined to his bed with
the rheumatism. He had his face to
wards the fire Suddenly he asked
them to look in the FIRE and tell him
if they saw anything remarkable. They
BOXED and all at once uttered an ex-
clamation Of establishment; for there
on the face of a charred log was plain
ly traced in letters Of fife the name OF
Silla. All watched it in silence, some
hoping, some fearing its significance.
Soon one letter went out, then another
and another till the last, when stimuli
taneously there was a burst of grief
from an upper chamber. The last
spark of life in Silla Summers went
out together with the last letter of her
name. While have no doubt of the
truth, have no speculations to make
rs to the cause or significance Of this
phenomenon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

STEPPING m FATHERS FOOTSTEPS.

One bright winter morning, after a
snow storm, father took his hat for
walk to tend to some farm affairs re
curing his attention. When started,
his little boy of five summers also
snatched his hat, and followed the faith
er with mock dignity and an assumed
business like air.
When they reached the door, the
gentleman noticed that no track OF
pathway had been'made in the snow,
and he hesitated about letting his boy
follow him. But the soft, heecy snow
looked so tempting, 50 pearly white,
that he concluded to let the child walk
after him. He took long and rapid
strides through the untrodden snow,
when, suddenly remembering his lit
tie boy, he paused, looked back for him
and exclaimed:
"Well, my boy, don't you find it
hard work to walk in this deep snow?"
'sOh! said" the by, ''I'm coming,
for father, step in all your tracks,
=; True. enough, the dear child was
planting his tiny feet just were the pa
rent had trodden., The child's reply
startled the father, as he reflected that
thus would his child keep pace with
him, and follow in his track through
life. He was not friend to Jesus,
not man of prayer. and not Chris.
tan, and well might he pause and
tremble as he thought of his child ever
striving ''to step in all of his tracks,
onward, onward through lifes myste
rious mazes and myths, toward eterni-
ty! The little BOYS reply brought
that strong, authenticated man to
think, when even the preached word OF
God had no impression upon him. Fl;
nally he repented, and sought and
found peace in believing in Christ.
We believe that he is row making such
tracks through life that some day that
son may be proud to say, ''Father l
step in all your tracks.
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! zoni having murdered woman and set
fire to her house near Born, was arres-
ted, and the soldiers who caught him
prepared to shoot him. He offered to
reveal to the Young officer in command
the place where his accomplices were
concealed, and after leading the officer
and his men foolish chase made his
eseape He was recaught shortly after
ward, and this time they wanted to
hang him. but again the lucky scoun-
drel escaped their grasp. Sardinia be-
coming to hot forhim, he returned to
Corsica, where he soon marked his path
hv robberies and murders. By this
time a romantic halo had gathered round
his person in the opinion of the igno-
rant and superstitious peasants, and it
secretly believed that he was in secret
league with the Evil One himself and
that no prison bolts or chains would be
able to,hold him.
In 1859, Suzzoni fell desperately in
! love with the wife of a wealthy farmer,
named Teresa Benvoclio. whom he, in
his turn. 40 fascinated that she fled,wlth
him from Corsica to Tuscany. Suzzonl
there entered the Italian army, and fol
several wears led Quiet and respectable
life. His mistress died in 1869, in con
sequence of a railroad accident neal
Florence, and this event aroused again
all the dangerous instincts OF his Wild
nature He deserted the army and re-
turned to Corsica, where he soon, after
ward spread terror and CONSERVATION
among the honest people. Rewards
were offered for bis apprehension =. but
he eluded the grasp of the authorities
until 1872, when on the 18th OF April,
he was arrested. Sentence OF death
was passed upon his trial. He had an
excellent lawyer, who managed to delay
the execution of the sentence, and one
morning Suzzoni's Tailor found upon
opening the cell that his dangerous
prisoner had again escaped The new
Prefe..t of Corsica, a very energetic
man. upon being informed of what had
occurred. at once set dozen OF his best
officers after him, who, after a ong and
patient chase, finally overlook him. and
put an end. to his remarkable career In
the manner which we have described.