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, 1873-11-12

It will be remembered tllat soon nftor tho yol-
low foyor bsoaplo severe ut Memphis, Dra.
Ryan and I1ildrot!l paokcl their valiBos and sot
OF for tho Inflicted city. Boon aftor getting
tlore they foil into trouble, tho conclusion
being that tito frat OF tAom run into dobt and
was l,ell In pnwn ut the Peabody IIouso, where
A!B baggage ls still under look and key. Tho
Doctor In ordsr to boator up hia credit, haa boon
getting credentials from this city, aud has 80
cured their publication In tho AualanoAe, pro-
coded by communication from himself, In
WHICH ho statos that he went to Afomphia iu tho
discharge 0f most Christian duty, that lis con-
duct las bqen etrlotly moral alid gontlon,anly,
and that hs camo ~ = gentleman and meant to
loaye a8 such.
L.. However valuable theao costi0uates Of good
, 1873-11-12

The. Cor0ner's Jury Decide TINT AIt-
R1lstns snylcs, Of tho Propeller Low
ell, Did Mot Intend to Throw John
Leo into tho Isivor.
Yesterday morning about o'clock tho body Of
John Leo, who foil into tho river from tho pro-
pel1or Lowell on Monday afternoon, wllc fight
ing with Augustus saylos, tho engineer Of tho
vessel, waa recovered by u diver, in tho bed OF
tho river, near tho contro abutmont Of Clark
street bridge. It was removed to the Morguo,
where Coroner Stephens hold an inquest upon 1t
yesterday afternoon. Tho following is q brief
abstract Of tho evidence elfcited:
William Dunn, sWorl reside In North Ait
gusta, Canada ] nm lookout man on tho pro-
pollar Lowell. I have Been tho body Of tho de-
coascd iu tho Morgue. and know it to be TINT
Of the tireman Of the yosaal, John Lee.
/ was at work at tho viao.bench yesterday after-
noou, between 2 and o'clock, when hoard
aomc loud talking In tho flre-hold. looked
down and saw tho engineer, Augustus saylcs,
putting wood III tho furnace. Two flromon were
coased, soemed to want to put tho engineer out
OF tho way. stopped over to the other sido Of
tho boat, and saw tho lreman, tho deceased,
come up. into tho engino-room and open tho
gineor cry ont, ioaye the engine alono." Tho
deceased paid no attention. but kont working tho
came up out Of the freehold, and went INTO tho
bnEinc-rOom Anu 6tfuck inc uocoAeeu t"lco or
three tines. Deceased made d pass at tho on
ginoer, but whe.hor to strike orcinoh him don't
know. Mr.. Saylcs grabbed him by the shoulder
and gave him q jcrE out Of the enginc-room.
Deceased fell on to tie gang -planl, aud from
thence into tho wator. Mr. Parlow ran to the
eangway to catch him, but did not Hucceed.
The deceased waa not on watch at tho timo. Tho
boat WAS lying at tho dock, foot Of LaSalo
street. Tho decoaHed was Intoxicated at tho
time. It is not tho duty of tho fireman to start
tho engine. saw the decoasod tear Alr. Saylos'
coat, when ho struck ct him. I never heard Of
auy difficulty between saylos and tho doceasod,
The engine should not havo boon started. It
seemed to mo that the enginoor morely wanted
to get tho deceased oat Of tho onglne-room.
James Ogdon. Sifas L. Parlow, Frank McCabo,
and Thomas Sheridan, NIL witnesses Of the en-
counter, swore to tho truth of the above state
ment.
DR.. Emmons made post-rnortem exhmLna-
tion Of the body, and sworo that there wore no
marks Of violence on the body, and TINT death
had resulted from drowning.
The jury rendered verdict TINT tho decoascd
had como to his death by drowning, having fallon
into tho wator f1om q jerk given him by Angus
tua sayles, but found that the lattcr had no
criminal intention, and therefore exonoratcd
Him from blame, ,aud released him from custody.
Lae'a body il still at tho Morguo. but will bo
buried to-day, II it is not removed by friends.
, 1873-11-12

':1! s 1ssi aiaassSy ssnsy Wisconsin '0a at
rnovs1oss-Dull only .nsal job and orior trade.
lloos-fower Mt *o.ooGsa.4o; hulk Of sales At 5000
0:r7nE-Dull and weak good to primo atccrs. $3.50
MrcnrraT1onr, 5ooo br1#; wheat ol 900 bu corn.
1ooo bu oass' 10000 ha rye ls.o9o bu barley l,ooJ
CINCINNATI.
a r1ices ass|ed se i'1 4 so
@ooo. Wheat quiet At sla55l &c. C"r,l@ds,neSaJ eS
.esy passy 1s 9st do ' aud nncs,ss
-dRooEnrEA-Stcndy.
Euas-Flrmcr at 23o.
ina now oSbnF at siioS@iaso a9.soa 2'a nDm Il
&c., Esfa s%s sSss ss&s = e Saisssd ia 5s s sPs?
now firm; sfouldera, 4a1o; cloar rib, saoa It SIC,
Moas.fn al ;sonsnd i is2tSsa5. arSea Shout.
dcrs sold at 3'{c; sales of buk1noaIs at 90.
"n1'Af-S''e' At M1IwApKEr. IL
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1l.-inEApsrurrs-F7 qnict
a &c sofSs No w. SsS sc
9s. s!esd 1naarno nodo5ao ~ sc on
prjces % nominal nil - No. o. T. si5o. ' = '''' Da'''s a'
FRz1onrs-To nanais. lc; to oswopo, 100.
N1oEIrTa-Fiour, = II 6,ouo brls; wheat, 100000 bus
sn1ra1"r#-flour sqs9 Sfrn9 S33,; wheat 900 b'.
~, To1rpo, Nov. 11.-DnEApa1urrs-Flou steady.
wheat WI btcady; No. white Wnuaah, $3.50; amber
siiShgan spot. $13tH; December, $1.3s January,
si;ssx s3:x M Nj le,l. sl5ok No. red $las Corn
'aiot 1n No: J. soHo; M; 2, a4c.
q i$se s0aS; S1s: wheat, soob eorn
s''rnfsEs-"heatt bTiRo3Y; q Ss9 By; eorn $4,000 bu
DETHorr. Nov. 11.-DnEApsIuFrs-Flou nuot aud
unchanged: Wheat steady and In moderate dou,and:
l.. ~ q 60r1 Sf,t11t
cinod, ut 45Ho: Oats In good demand at full a5Xc,
FnH1oHra- TO o4wfEq; MEn11frra g;
good ordinary, 1A@1lNo: low middling. 1aXo; mid
meafs 400 bales stoes, 72s baiss ''s 'S'<' 'n'f
nnEApsTuFFa-Flour dull and dropping; family,
Corn meal duh at $3.50. Corn-Dcmand fair and mar.
kot firm at Gle. Oats dull a1ld unchanged,
=, HAT-pcmand good ut full prices; Western, $lo.5oa
DnAN-DuIl ut $3.50.
CLEVELAND,
cLRVEtAFDs Oct. M.-DREApsruFFs-arai1 uu.
changed, but hrmer; very list1s doing.
PETnoLEuM-Lower Mt 13xo,
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 11.-pAov1s1oNs-pork du,l.
Offering at $1,000. Bacon dull and lower; shoulders
sa s;'t s4es se sea esa e os nsm' nominal Lard
GnocEn1Es-sugar dull and declining inferior. TX
@ss common, eM@oo; good fair to fully fair 72{@s
So So 'sfG1mas. o1asas.. sgsS yeow clarified to while
prime 47@sio; choice 55@oGc. Others unchanged.
ooTToN-Actiyo; aa!es $500 bales, mostty for GER
taed clecka good ordinary to strictly good ordinary
@l55.o; mlad!ng to good miidling, 14H@i5ie; ro-
ceipss G3s balos export to Great D1itain 1,5la !;
.iIa5 MSaEs1aes 3e7ss,os; e. Currency 1o2s1o2
mium for certified checks
, 1873-11-12

. ARRIVED. Nor. IL.
Prop City Of Boston. Ogdcnabrgh, sundrios.
Schr Dick 8on,cra, Buffalo, sn1t ind coal.
schr Glad Tidinga, MuRkegon, lumber.
Gchr A. Rush, h1nnlstco, lumber.
Scllr Lincoln Doll, 11an.toe, lumber.
6chr Catchpolc, Manistee, lumber.
stoan-barg n: droh, Manisteo, lumber.
stcarn-bargo Windsor, A1aniasec, lumber,
Prop Ira CGatfeo, Saugatuck, lumber. =
8chr o. r. johnson, 8auRatuck, lumber.
schr Adirondack, Cleveland, coal.
sclr i. r. williams, Cleveland, coal,
sca1 1roo4yn, Buffalo. coal. !
Prop City Of Concord, 0gdenaburgh, sund1tes.
stlnr Corona, st. Joseph sundrIes.
smr shehoygan, Two Rivers, sunls1es. i
schr N. Hannah, South 1Iaven, wood. -
sohr q. Gordon, st. JoBoph wood.
achr Ltzzie Dnak, at. Joseph wood.
schr William Bates, st. Joseph, lunber.- i,
schr Harmonic, Bouth Huron, lumber.
sehr Atalanta, Green Day, lumber.
achr J. II. 11utchlson, Buffalo, coal.
snhr + H. shodon Buffalo. coal.
s'hr Ava Bradley Estfi niiESnfn sGe1:
Btmr sheboyRan, Racine and Other norris III bdls
hides, q brls apples, 1870 1ola fett md sunariea-
schr Il. 9. Albre:h. hanstee, 5000 bu oats. 600 bS
schr Norman, ponsaukae 1900 bu oats oo0 hu corn
6tmr Lnwronce o8henaGlrgh, GUO0 b,i corn 6I58 In
-, wheat, ao0 brls pork, ~ bales broom-coru.
stoa11.barga Port cobor1se 10000 bu wheat,
sco" Hercules hhnaree, touB feed
scar y blg!es, Auiialo, .2,308 bu corr.
NIGHT CLEAnAHoEg.
rfop laano nut!a1 90 ooo I'M wheat; Pine River 100:
Stmr SUPERIOR buffalo, 50 .273 bu corn.
Barge Sandusky Buffalo, 37,7a7 bu corn
and Hundries.
, 1873-11-12


futures closed dull aud easy.
rsrna aa III nhaSo .ncr more ong
so.l5@e.oo white Wheat sxtrn. 5o; os,a Ohio
anil rlner ut s4.ao@6.?s Oosu mesl steady Western
s3e5Ged5. Wheat active and higher; receipts al 900
III Gatssss s so Se No. III xasfss sss
ss; NJ IS Suld ,x%fss IS sp NsssrSss9s tSys ss5ss
hteay; State aud Western, ssGD4e. Durloy aul malt
uneha'acd. Corn ehado irner receipts, 100 bu;
mixed, ssHe: wIits western, Gs}se. OILS . shade
1sttes rssetpts, l5,oea III; mixea Western, aauat,
Eada-Frm westorn, adNo
HAY AND Hop.-Unchangpl.
ssg ssssss a 4 hes sn so,s s9A"ns'' Sugar
pErlOLEuA-Dul; crude, 6o.
TunpENr1sE-steady at 911@Aoc. .
casl 7!;ai long a9a slort clear. Jnnary I'D fesIu.
{surrEis Aap otEssE~unchangea hanged .'''' ''s''''~'
Enthusiastically Ut s7 ~; 1,,,onr
nA.r,uonr, Nov. hnEIinoaS Ssnassrurys- Flour t,ul
good ts prime red s oaai.5s Gsi,-aii.eI West
mi.el, 47o; whtts. 4so. 1syo dull. IT," ''" -'''
., raov1s,oMs3Qaiet a 1ness pork nominal Bacon,
ssss IT, fsAf 7Se fe rs H.
llams-augas-curel, u@l3c. 1ard noiniual at 7'4@
4Ho.
iurTrn-scarco and wanted unchanged.
CopFEE-Du1l and nominal,
WH1axY-Dull u1d nominal at 01@01Er,
PHILADELPHIA, ...
pnILAnELpH1A, Nov. 1l,-nREAnsTurrs-F!ou dull
and declining snpcr Canada Slate aid Indiana and
ohio estra family, *7oo@ss6. Wheat wsak: a red,
Corn quiet aud sseady yellow, o., mixed Wcaetl,
0l@62o. Oata soaly; white 4aes3oo; mixed. 49as5oo.
Mu1sNY-Quet mud steady ut 9lhc,
rgraoLEuM-Qru1c, 10Nu; rchnet HE@tta4c
81. LOUIS.
ST.. LpuIa, Nov, 1i.-corroH-Iomor middng,
t9a{n.
lSaEApsrurra-Flour yrict and weak; tttle doing.
Wheat amfct fair demand for gnnrlo lots No. full,
ST. .iUti 1,au; No. rcd wintcr, fl.a0 Corn AE1ntr
No. .. v,o Lid. Oata-No. 2, 31k 723Ht. Barley
, 1873-11-12

This afternoon at o'clock most important sale Of
oil paintings takes place At Central Hall, corner VII
bash aScnuo mud Tweuty-seoonl stroet. THIS collec-
ton belongs to Charles Rqdo, Of TIC Brooklyn Art
Gallery, aud will be sold by Alesara Elson pomeroy
Co. From Mr.. Roe'a long ssporouco in art Balos ho
nono but ra-class specimens. Ar, Kodo Intends to
inaugurato atatcd salea III futro hus IN tho past
Of choice pteturcs and inysca criticism Of co,noie
ec,lrs on thu collection now In this bali and Witch ho
intends to SELL commoncg this afternoon ut oclock,
and this usenng It 1890. This sa!a should ho enconr-
agcd, rs M:. Iloo intends TO bring on, from ttio 10
penls upun the encouragement hc raSeiyas which will
warrant him to Do 10,
, 1873-11-12

Tho nolorn wontlcr opened yesterday At No. l7a
East Aulaan straes, aud proved perfect a,lcccsz
All t1ay lo,H tue stors crowded IN faot before tue
store ,yaa opsu tho pcoe anxious to got In each
oa desr9s TO- ,Se sayAnta9o Of ao srsas nSss %s1 r.
tnc uta tic throng kept pouring iu, aud tho hunet-
o1Is onnuycs hardly aIle to visit upon .ien Tie
snc continues day aud night, All should call and
I'M beautiful display OF pieturos, diauonds, watches,
nIl other goo!l apl 1leoful Gao4a they hnsu Oh ez-
billion, visit there would h,nply ropay you.
, 1873-11-12

In another column notice Is given OF the dissolution
of tho INSURANCE nr,n NJ Trcadway Jewell. Tho
senior ,non,ber, aeorgo =. Trca'way, withdrawing,
takes with him ihe old mud reliable insurance company
known throughout tho world ~ tho LyeMomnE % an s1 Il
md iayinU their lpsscs In full for tho hist forty yess
aid f. ofay oae ot tho urongcst Anasr|ea, orsaniza-
tIons 1n thy country t1gsner %ith to
assets to tho arnount Of $4Uo00o. Though young in
yours tls Company numbers among is ttoclho!.!eEs
inc ril s;}les iowar<a gral plAcs IN tho Fapks Ut
suS,rniica underwriting,
, 1873-11-12
miscellaneous Gtcysls.

wreefors to gs % many Of tho Vessels strandsl Sy
powclf, which went ashore ut the head Of Timber.
la hss g;sn en- go 9 ~ ad It to%s to Kingston es
lilo as4s ileile Stephens, which was ashore near
stillagae9. las been rescued BY tho Governments
e sns stsnsa apfpF s ao Tsesp storm
Tho HcoW Colt ashore Manlatce, has been
abandoned total lopa.
INC sraw and portion Of tho outnt belonging to
per steamer spao City, rha e crge II
altogether IN 6ad shape" md a1, viii pro5abybo bsokua
np bofore tho close Of 7 TIE season,
1auiid reef. Tho Lake-stdo IL now vessel, built ut
1luron. ohio, and commissioned short titno snca-
shS @ WIS COMMANDED s % ny Capt ;tsa,p Petersen
mica north Of Frankfort Mich.
The schooner run Asliore thrce-quartcrs Of milo
north Of pentwnter harbor, laFt rNesday night.
the last soe OF tho schooner Gllbort Moll!aon,
with oil hnn1a supposed to bo lost wus neaE tho south
evening, Oct. 25, u company with largo pusbor ot
others aud on Monday evening, tho a7th was IN olose
Mnr In the above ocality Ths VIVA iast prior ta tha
terrible storm which sat in Immediately aferward.
Other vessels which left ut o above timn have since
arrived at their respective destinations their return
voyages, Two Of the number at Milwaukee on
Sunday, From tho nbovo 1t may TO conceded that tlla
hlolllson with her crew aro lost. She was 305 touE
burden, and calno out now 1u l87l.
Tho steamer Arabia, FROM tlta city, landed ut De-
troit lust Ertday, The officers aud crow Of tho stca
alip Amazon, witch went usore few days siucu dur-
Ing a itsrito s,!ow-sorm at The North Manitou, ~
Visited tic 1cuno Of disaster from Detroit and othsr
points, md oyery possible effort carriel ont to
tho nobe ship, but owing to- tho heavy seas wliich
oyldunt TINT aho could not long eai'so ouch severe
nsage, and tho storm had snbsilel. or anything
olonenta for mny Aonrs, hally yielded, aud hecaina
brohen up. Her OUTFIT, Aue4 ~ anchoss aud ofains
Of hcr n,aehinery, will doubtless be Hayetf. Exlerl-
onced wrcrkers heroabos even yet Rre hopeful that
tho steamer may not be III bad bhspe the ac~
counts viyon her. yo tho prospects above rev
ccived,
, 1873-11-12

1hrec dollars per car to 10 ndel when Transferred.
which charge follows tho nhingtes.
Thickncss-Ftye shingles to bs two lnchcs in thick
ncss
LcnEth--sixteen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Dlack-Walnut ~ Countos1, t10o. 0o.0o@1bo00: clear,
495.0otaB5.0o: common. $35.0o@5o.o0: Gull, $70105a
$500 flooring, $1,000. -
Aa1-Oear, <9s. 100; common, $1g.oo@2s.o0:
Gull, $10.0o@15o0: flooring, $50. COG 1000.
Oak-gear, 326.0o@4o0o; common, $1o.0092soo;
Hickory CLEAR, s2s .oo'a5o.w; common, $2ooos
$500 Gull, &l2.0d6918.01. -.
Manle-oiear, $22oo@o5.0o; common, $to.oo@25.o0
Gull, $1o00@15.G0.
.nnsternut-ooar, *a5.uo@oooo; common, $4,000
5000. -'
~ Cherry--C!ear, s4ooo@eo.oo; common, $16.oo0
Whltewood-Olear, s9ooo@Ao.oo; common, $4,000
@29.00 Gull, $10.00{3l6.00.
Wagon ,stock-Hickory a1les per SGT, q 1.0o@1 80;
wagon poles. each. 45a56o box boards. 800 COG 90.
Florida rcd cedar. $50 per It mahogany, sos4oc !;
, 1873-11-12

cANA1 OFFICE, GuroAao, Nov. INSTRUMENTATION
Eclipse, Lonont. IS yards stone Augusta, Le1nor.,
90 ,yards stone; Advance, Le,nont, 85 yards aono;
Col Manning, Lenont, 93 yards Btone; Edwin WALKER,
IT,, Lcnont, 80 yaEda stone W ]. Noobuck, Le,nout,
90 yarda . stone; Relanee, Lemont, 30 ynrts stone;
~ walker, Lamont, 80 yards stono; II, s. carEeu-
C1EAREp-Esso1, 4o, 500 # lumber, Henry; 80sl It
lumber oao posts, ~ IN stlnglos, Joliot Thunder
CM1oAoo, Nov. u.-ARn1vEn-omaha, Seneca
$500 bu corn.
cLEAnEp-Montrea Joliet, 90 OBS It lumber, IL, $50
1ath Olive Branch, LaSnlle, HG los It lumber, 53l
lbs aiildrics Champion. 81 825 it lumber, Is u, lat
Henry; 50, ,a42 it lumber, Ottawa
, 1873-11-12

Sr1cinl Ditpateh to The cafeago Tribune.
1SANsAa CIrY. Mo. Nov Observation-Disclosures, TAB;
good. Through stocrs advanced 1o@ise per 100;
medium graaes firm at former Aglres The market
closed frner. Ea1as of through TaxaB steers wore
nade at s.. .B0@2.20; Colorado Texan seors, $2.37X@
2.5s; through Tcxas cows, Sl.l0@1.40.
ecttGr feeling preyanE veoatles eoolor
was $3.oo@3.2o, closing arn.
uuFRALo.
BUFFALO, Nov. 11.-CArrLE-Rece!pts to-day, In
Guiding 09 cara reported to arrive total for tho
tttno lass week. Tho market was dull; the mcauest
known hero eince 1866. No Eastern buyers were In
atteii1ance, md there waa other trade.
snEEr AND LAatDs-Roceipts today, including
ported arrivals: 1000: total supply for the week,
market hns not yet opened. A number Of docks of
sheep hold over from Lust week pastured In the
suburbs.
Hoos-Rccoipts to-day, Including reported arrivals,
total for tile week, ,lu0 against like number
rough to primo hogs o Inst quotation for prime Ohio
hogs, Averaging 3d0 lbs. About 600 were disposed
EAsr LIBERTY.
East I1BEnTT, Pa, Nov. n.-CATT1E-ArrIvala, 50
se5s staeiera nsa,S sSo@ss ats''' common s7Ss4oo;
Moas-Arsiva.s q cara best Philadelphia, 5000
LOO; Workers., $3.Q0G3400 .
sitEEp-AEriyals, III cars; beat, H.5o@475; medium,
Aoo@4.25: common, e5.0o@376.
- WATEnTOWN, MAB8.
dW'ATERTows, d'5 NOV; n.-ni:Ef oATGnE-Recelpts,
1,a43 Frees for cattle not varied essentially from
last week. Sales 100; extra, 00S06O;, first quality
s8oota860; second, u. .oo6e6.50 third, ft.5o95.60
SHEEP Am IL AMAs-lsecoipts, 0a70. The market for
tho various gradCa does not improve. there bcng
OF ahecp In lots ut $2.o5@3.50; extra, $t00@5.I5;
spring lambs, 42x@8Xo per H..
, 1873-11-12

L1yRnPoo1, Nov. ILL q. m.-unchangod on
brealstufrB. Flour, 27s@25s. Wheat-Winter lis 1od
@1os 2l spring, 11a tl@19s2d: white, 12s 10dfal3a
u: club, lYs ad@13s Cd. Corn, s2s. Pork. 7ls Cd.
L1vEnrooL, Nov. l1.-1:15. p n.-Narket unchang-
ed. Receipts for tho last three days-Whcat, 1G,o0o
9rs, 10000 being Americana corn, 600 qrs all Acr-
cAtl.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ia p. m.-Brcadstuna quiet
Spring wheat, l1a 5d@l2s. Corn, s2s@s2s Sd. Rest
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Nov, 11-5 p. In.-Cotton dull ; mid
ding upland, SIC; midditng Orleans, 8zsc. Sales,
1e 0o baies American, $500, specnlation and export
basis good ordinary, deliverable December nnd Janu-
ary 30; on tho basis of low mddling deliverable No
yen1hcr, 81sc; shipped November, Sc.
Yarns aud fAbrfca ut Manchester unchanged.
BrcadstM.Is quios; red winter spring What, lts 3D.
Corn, 32sl932a 3d.
~, Prdy!sons1pofk Ills Cd. Lard, 2ss I'd. Cheese
LONDON. Nov. lis p. ua.-wcathor throughout
England to-day ia fair. Amount Of bullion gone Into
tho Bank Of England balance today CBl 100. Co,i-
sos-Afoney. 92992'S account, a2h /; uu!ted statea
coupons q e. 9lh '67 o5tss 10-4os 0oH npw 80,
pAA1s, Nov. 11.-Rentcs, 5Cf D2c.
, 1873-11-12

DETROIT Mich, NOV. 11-pAssED Ur-props Rus.
sia, Tweed, Intlia, Fountain City, Ontonoaon md
barge, Mineral Rock aud barge schrs Jane Rulston.
Green Bay. ~
PASSED Dows-props Passaic, Turner and barge.
W1SD-Eakt.
DsrnoIr, Mich, Nov. 1l-Eventng-pAssEp Down
America, Iroquois. - '
PASSED Ur-prop Ira Owen and barge.
, 1873-11-12

Pittsburgh Dil-nTnrIxet.
p11TsBuNoH, Nov. 1l.-Nenuod, no demand quoted
at lac: crude ut 95c.
, 1873-11-12

NEW YonK, Nov. 11.-The cily ia fnll Of. b,,yers
from I'LL s0cpi.a who have arrived to intend tha great
cosno salea ct Two Of tho largest tolbing houses
!l the trade which commenced to-day under fayora-
hln auspices. Tho general jobhnE trade ruled quiet,
but tho especial distribution at job prices was very
lYrse. hiu1.utacturorH' agents were acvo to-stay.
III better request aud blankeA selling more frorly.
, 1873-11-12
A STORE BARRlCADED.
Singular Freak Of n Lllnntfcs

From fAo Iosto,l journal, Nov. 8.
The merchants and others doing business on
Broad Htroet, npd tho pedestrians passing
through that thoroughfare yesterday morning,
wore first surprised and thon amused at tho .lll-
wonted appearance presented BY tho ordinarily
quiet front OF tho store No. 1876. Tho shutters
were still closed, though 1t was past the time
when tho storo should have been opened; every
thing was quiet about tho place, and no indicn-
ton was there Of the presence OF anybody about
the place, Hayo the following extraordinary
placard, writton in large characters and fastened
upon tha window shutters, which wore tightly
battCucd down:
, 1873-11-12

- TuEspAY EVENING" Nov II.
Tho following table gycs tho receipts and aliprntnta
Of lumber shiiglea, nnI latA for thu past Week, mud
since Ja I, la7j compared with tho corresponding
neriOl last yeur ondug Nov, 8:
, 1873-04-27

From. Letter from Boston.
Nor has society been able to resist the strong
est Of our warriors, the feir daughters Of our
land. In more than one prineely palace beauty
wo1ahiped at saratoga. and Long Branch, and
happily disposes with the same native grnce the
hospita1ities Of her gorgeous mansion here which
she showed in her happy home beyond the ocean.
Only few days ago, ono Of the oldest and most
magnificent houses Of Roman Princes WAS opened
to i select company Of Italians and Americans,
specially invited to enjoy the performance Of o
charming comedy ("Cross Purposes y written
for the purpose BY our gifted Story. A fair lady,
well known for the almost marvellous versatility
Of her talents, played the principal part, whila
others we're TILED by friends OF the house, and
the whole proved source Of high and most re-
fined enjoyment. Rumor has it that the CHARM
ing daughter Of our General Of the army &C
complishes as many conquests by her match1ess
grace and marvelous1y winning manners, as her
ilustrious father did at the head of his army,
and that more thnn one ducal crown has already
beaa laid at her feet. The beauty and the rnre
tact Of our fair countrywomen are yeritab1e
godsends to the good Romans, who hnre few
subjects Of conversation, read little, and dare
not touch politics.
, 1873-04-27
The Laughing Plant

Palgraye's work on Central and Eastern Arabis
furnishes something new for botanists. 4 plant Is
described, under the name Of '91aughing plant, y
the seeds OF which produce effects very much
LEO Laughing gas. It grows only in Arabia, at-
tanning q height OF only about eix inches at
feet, With wide-spreading branches, being woody
and the leaves green. It's flowers. IN tufts, are
yellow. Two or three blnck seeds, much ike
French beans in size and shape, are produced in
soft, woo1Iy kind OF q capsule. They hare
gTeetiah taste, with q slight favor Of opium.
The odor from them is rnther offensive, produce
ing sickening sensation. Tho essential prop
erty Of this extraordinary plant is in the seod,
which, pulVerized and administered cautiously,
BOOB begins to operate IN way to create
astonishment. The person begins to laugh boiH-
teroua1y; then he dances, sings, and cuts fan
taatic capers Of 1udicrous character. Such ex-
tuyagance Of manner was never witnessed from
any otEer dosing. It is uproarious1y funny for
about an hour It ia common amusement to
charge food with the powder, for an unBuspect-
ing Individual, for the harmless enjoyment Of
his capering antics. When the excitement SUBJ
sides the exhausted exhibitor falls into q pro
found slumbcr. In another hour, On waking,
ho ia totally unconscious Of what has occurred.
It is common expression that there is nothing
new under the sun. Surely to men OF science
this is something uew, demanding their careful
investigation Of such extraordinary properties
OF vegetable growth that exercise such potent
influence over the brain. But it is morally GER
tain that this recently discovered vegetable
growth, 30 extraordinary in it's potent influence
on the human brain is something new to science,
demanding the attention OF dispensatory Makers
as well IS those professors Of M1teTid Aedicd
who are supposed to know al that is to be- known
OF plants, from the cedars OF Lebanon to the
hynsop that springeth cut Of the wall
, 1873-04-27

Above q thoughtful forehead, lies
Datk-hrown hair with sunny flashes:
Beneath arch browB, two radiant eyes
Peep from under wicked Iashes.
a mouth not large, nor yet too snall,
But euited to tho owners face;
From laughing eyes doth lightly fan
Upon red lips merry 8raca.
Tet not for these Say "My friend"
Part good does not prove good the who}o.
And outward 1ovelineas can lend
No whitenesa to woman'1 soul.
The strong, brave heart which darcs to can
God'a truth "the truth In any place;
Which saddens o'er another,s fo1,
And counts the sadness no disgrace;
Tho ready sympathy which gives
To JOY smile, to woe tear;
For these, while heart, while mena'ry lives,
HM heart and meua.ry hold her dear.
ME1AM ER1IAN1,