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The New York herald., 1873-09-22
SPAIN.
Parliamentary Progress Towards Prorogation-
Cabinet Plan for National Pacifcation.
1ElEGaAks TO THE new YORK HERALD.

1ElEGRAkS TO THE new YORK HERALD.
MADRID, Sept 21-A. M.
The Cortes was in session all Saturday night de-
batting Senior Morayto's motion that the recess
begin to-day.
The House has not yet adjourned.
Immediately after the prorogation the govern
ment will proclaim Spain in state Of siege.
Citizen Reclamation Against British
Naval Oppression.
MADRID, Sept. 21 1873.
The Epoca complains bitterly Of the detention Of
the insurgent ironcads by the British and declares
England Is abusing her power in not delivering
them up to the Madrid government
Cabinet Anxiety Relative to the Govern
ment Of Cuba.
MADRID, Sept. 21, 1873.
It is rumored that the Spanish Cabinet has de-
termined to recall General Pieltain, Captain Gen.
eral OF Cuba.
Cortes Adjourned and Constitutional
Guarantees Suspended.
MADRID, Sept. 21-Evening
The Cortes adjourned to-day.
In accordance with the authority recently
granted by the Cortes the government has issued
proclamation suspending the constitutional guar
antees and regulating the press throughout the
country.
This action on the part Of the government and the
occupation OF Malaga yesterday by the forces under
General Pavia have restored public confidence.
The Cartagena InsurrectiOn at the Very
Critical Point.
MADRID Sept. q, 1873.
The end OF the insurrection at Cartagena is ap-
preaching. Discussions have broken out among
the insurgents.
The Government has offered terms which the
leaders are willing to accept, but fear their fol-
lowers.
The liberated convicts threaten to massacre all
who talk Of peace.
The Comm ander Of the Yacht Deerhound
and Some of the Crew Released.
LONDON, Sept. 81, 1873.
Mr.. Stuart and q portion OF the crew OF the yacht
Deerhound, captured by Spanish cruiser after
landing cargo Of arms for the Carlists have been
released and placed IN charge OF the British Consul
at FerrOl
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
The Europo-Brazilian Cable Recovered.
TELEGRAM TO the ytW YORK HERALD

LISBON, Sept q, 1879.
The steamer Seine, on the 10th inst, recovered
the Brazilian cable, which was broken and lost on
the s1st Of August at point $50 miles east OF Ma
deira
She will probably lay the shore end at Madeira.
and 1t Is expected that the section of the cable be-
tween this city and Madeira will be completed and
telegraphic communication opened tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
THE STEAMSHIP COSTA RIGA

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. q, 1873.
Divers report that there are only few small
holes in the bottom of the Costa Rca. She lies on
sold rock has not changed her position and Is not
broken. Efforts will be made to close up the holes
from the inside, to pump the water out OF the
hold and float the vessel OF. Most of the cargo
was taken out In O damaged condition.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
IRELAND.
Counties Relieved from Penal Coercion.
1rlfrfAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Sept. q, 1873.
The operation OF the Coercion act has been sus
pended In Sligo Roscommon and Tlpperary.
FUNERAL OF PROMINENT PRNIAN.
The funeral OF the Fenian Colonel Leonard took
place at Drogheda yesterday, and was attended by
40. 600 peraons.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 81, 1873.
In response to telegram from the medical
faculty OF Shreveport, the Howard Association
to-day despatched three physicians TO that city.
each OF whom has had many years. experience in
the treatment OF fever In Louisiana. Hopes ara
entertained that they may be successful In check
ing the ravages Of the epidemic. The news from
Shreveport to-day by private dispatches is very
discouragng. The disease continues to spread,
and the percentage of deaths Is so great as to
cause the most painful apprehenslons
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
A MILITARY ACADEMY BURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Sept 2l, 1873.
McClure's Military Academy, at Oakland. was en-
trely destroyed by fire last night. The loss viii
PROBABLY be $4,000.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
Rev. E. w. Halter.

Rev. e. W. Halter, pastor OF St. Matthew's
Lutheran church, Philadelphia, and prominent
American divine, died In Philadelphia yesterday
morning aged sixty.one years, to the great regret
OF the members OF his congregation and wide
ovayp Ions
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
THE YELLOW FEVER.

Spread OF tho Disease In Shreveport
List OF Intcrmcnts neutrality-suspicious..
ana Physicians En- Route.
SHREVEPORT, sept. 81, 1873.
The following are the interments to-day from
yellow fever:-Miss b. Sawaback, Miss Alice Swan,
Solomon Acker. Miss r. Young X. Bell, d. Fore
man, O. T. Collins, Henry Allen, B. Clark, N.
Shukler, B. De.0e Mary Ann GOthien, Mrs. Nesbitt,
John Young and two unknown.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
The Fever I'm Memphis.
MPuPUJa Tam Sant :

lcIIII., ccVL Il, 1910.
There were only eight deaths from yellow fever
to-day. Four new cases were reported by the
Howard Association. The disease Is fully under
control and confidence Is entirely restored.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
A CASE OF EMBEzzLEMENT.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept q, 1873.
Henry B. Cushman, late collector OF Taxes In
Pawtucket, is In jail In default OF $40 600 ball.
charged with embezzllng $4,000 OF the town funds,
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
PROVIDENCE CLOTH MARKET.

Providence, r. l., Sept 2, 1873.
Printing cloths very Arm sales small because OF the
scarcity of goods Sixtyiour squares held ct 6xc,
6slc. Sales Of the past week. 52,OO0 peccS
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
AUSTRIA AID ITALY.
Imperial Army Commission To the Visiting
King.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Sept 81, 1879.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has appointed his
guest, King Victor Emmanuel, honorary colonel of
an Austrian regiment.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
CENTRAL ASIA.
Russian Rspsrt Of the Situation in Khiva.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

81. PETERSBURG, Sept. n, 1873.
Dispatches frem General Kaufman report that
kniva continues peaceful. The General has or
dered the withdrawal OF TIVE detachments Of the
Russian forces occupying the city.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

A.-Espenschefed's Fall style OF Gentle.
meus HATS; for hneness OF material elegance OF finish,
and durability they cannot be surpassed. Try them. al
lIH NaAaQu street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

"A Trining Cough Eh9 There IL No
such thing ,riGing cough. All coughs are danger
but the OF them be relieved in hours
by the use OF uALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AMI
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

A.-FOr Cleaning and Dyeing Go 20
LORDS Offices, $50 Broadway, near Blocker street and
04 Broadway, near Twenty second street,
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

A.-The Comfortable Elastic Truss, cas-
Broadway, which permanently cures Rupture has an
Initiated the radical cure" and finger pad ba ,nha
and their horrible wire springs and hthy sponge pads
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

Average temperature yeSCGTHay. .............. Do q
last Year. >. e5y.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
Brooklyn Daily Argus.

Brooklyn Daily Argus.
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
CONTAINING ALL THE NEWS,
POLITICAL DOING5, -.
,,,,, - LITERARY CRITICISMS.
- RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCR
AND COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS
FOUR EDITIONS EVERY AFTERNOON
PRICE TWO CENTS.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best In tho
world the only and perfect hair dye instanane-
Gus, harmless. At ali druggists
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

i to Read Character,n "Choice Of drsnits," what
Each Can Do Best" Ae asa year 81 81 for six nonha
4 WELLS, ~ Broadway. New vork-
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

VHE "sCIsNcE OF HEALTH" TEACHES WHAT.
when ana how to eat drink, to keep well; 81 year
- 'A "'"' " 5. Il. WELLS, $50 broadway, Nav York.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
NEW pOnJ,ICATTONs.

DOOK BUYERS, BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE.
ID where, would do well to call ami examine the large
and dne stock OF new and old Books at tho
Old Curiosity Shop
New and old Books In all languages ana in everv ia
par tment OF literature, at reasonable prices. -
illustrated Books n spcciahty
JOHN PYNE, Bookseller and Importer log Nassau st
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

DR.. g. 8. Eitch's
HEART CORRECTOR
for the relief apitaton and the fright
mi SINKING Feelings experienced by persons subject
functional or organic disease OF the heart Twenyeg
wears ln use, Sold al VA Broadway.
Uavona Lottcry.-We Sold tho $500, ,Occy
IN the extraordinary drawing April 22 circulars seyt:
infermstion given J. d. Martinez 4 CO., 10 " all
street box 46s5 Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

Buy the Best.
0OODALLs PLAYING CARDS Sold every whore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06
rhe Eutnra of rexas.

Awriter in Dallas, Texas, in advocating the inn
mediate completion of the Dallas and Waehita
railroad, gives, incidentally his views in relation
to the future prospects of the Stale from COM
mercal point of view. He says: - =
There is a future rapidly opening for mol only
the rich mineral and agricultural fields Of North
western Texas, but for the entire State. Calves
ton will be soon the great seaport OF the Gull,
controlling the commerce of the West Indies and
South America, and will be the nearest port OF
shipment for the whole country west OF the MIS-
sissippi and the Rocky Mountains. She will soon
have entire railroad communication with ST.
Louis, thus giving st. Louis, Kansas City, and all
that country a seaport nearer, by the most direct
mail route by 500 miles for st. Louis, and 800 for
the other points than New York city, Galveston
is tho nearest port of shipment by sea to the
Southern Pacific ports and all the ports on the
Gulf and Atlantic coasts. She will soon be III
railroad communication with San Francisco, San
Diego, and eventually will be in communication
with San Bias and Mazatlan, and will, as above
predicted, control the trade OF the Gulf and the
great West by being tho most direct and nearest
port for both trades.
Texas will soon have railroad communication
with the whole Atlantic seaboard and oil the
''great West" She has advantages over all other
States in the economy of the construction OF rail
roads, and will soon suTpass them all In net
work of roads, by which there will be no difficult
ty in reaching any point within her borders, ana
the more the people become sensible OF her vast
material resources the moro cheap transportation
facilities will be afforded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06
Representation.
The Dela,nnrenn saws .


"And if the Representatives of Kent and Sus.
sex refuse to make such surrender what are our
New Castle county or Wilmington friends going
10 10 10 about it-how can they help themselves -
we nave no desire 10 dictate in this matter, and
could not, If we would, on the contrary shall be
satlsned with the decision ofthe people, whatever
IL may be, whenever 1t can have full and fair
expression"
We thank our contemporary for the pleasant
and agreeble manner in which it comes down 10
the point Of being satisfied with the decision of
the people"
But its question "what are our New Castle
county or Wilmington friends going TO do about
h-how can they help themselves? ?" is little on
the sarcastic.
We really do not know ''what we are going 10
do about it," But we would remind our friends
that we are still growing; and some day we ex-
Pect TO be 60 tall that all Kent and Sussex will
not be able to reach to our pockets, or be strong
enough TO tax penny out therefrom without
our consent. And the very fact that both parties
in Kent and susse8combine to keep US out of
fair and just representation may produce similar
results in New Castle county A good MANY
things might be done after a while that it would
not be worth while now to mention. With
strength, justice and right all on one side it will
not do for weakness, error and oppesslon, to pro-
pound such question and not expect an answer
in sOrne shape that win be eGectual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06
Eurnlrnra and venltan nl1nda.
J. 81. N. HARMAN,

y, q !. N. bAHMAN,
No. O.llOKING eTREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
%3 We respectfully inform the citlEona Of
Wilmington and the surrounding country
-. that We continue 10 manufacture and keep
on hand et cur laFEp and long eslaPllshed
WafeT0omss furniture OF every variety qnd style,
eonsieting of MAhOgany, Rosewood and Walnut
torniture, suitable for parloE. diniu9-Room an
Oar aSsorfment Of FuraituFtip d large and varied
as can bstOund IN Beiaaaro And al eftolee eold at
our ostabliahmant ARD waTEsnta4 ae yepEg9eaae4.
VenitiAn Blinds Of the most snlonepte de1iGna
made 70 order and kept constantly on hand. We
also manRfaetuFo and constantly keep . large ns
e. u. AIN. HANNAH,
inl 40 kinGOt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06
Dividing the County.

81 Several years ago II was proposed to divide New
Castle county into two counties, in order to make
representation more equal This would most
likely Afhil In pFOducing the desired result those
who propose IL have in view, while 1t would add
greatly 70 the expenses Ofthe State, and cause
the people Of the county the expense of addi-
tIOnal Oflce holders, and the cost of new county
buildings, which would probably produce debt
Of AAg or sixty thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06

The DAlExGAVEFER is published every afternoon
except SunaaJj at Alb Market street and served BY
carriers to sphseribers in all parts Of WilminEton
and the surrounding towns and villages, for six
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
g. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established asa.
the largest and most hourishing weekly in the
State and has a larger circulation than any other
on the PeninsulaT. Published every Friday morn
ing at S2 a year. II, advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06

A gentleman by the name Of Mr.. Morris was
found dead, on Chris tmas mOTHing, about one
half mile from Cambridge. The verdict OF the
Coroner's jury was, that he came TO his death
by the visitation of divine providence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06

James Wallace. Jr, of Cambridge, was re-
Gently robbed whilst on a visit to Philadelphia.
Some expert cut his entire pocket out and left
with all Of his valuables without giving the
leaat notice Or attracting the attention Of the
lg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06

AMERICAN SHIPBUILDINo,-It is said the
proprietOrs of q Chester (Pa.) yard haYe
actually underbdden the shipbuilders of the
Clyde in proposal of the ltalo. American
steamship company to construct four iron
steamers for them There is good reason for
believing thai the offer of the Chester COM
pany will b. accepted, and ifsO, q powerful
impetus will Oe given to the American mari
time interests The new company Is composed
uf Italian capitalists, their principal office be-
ing in Milan, and the proposed line will bring
the United States into direct communication
with Italy aud the East. New York will be-
come the terminus on the continent of vast
and growing Chinese and East Indian trade,
As we'll as the traffic OF Egypt and the Medi-
JeTTanean, all direct aud probably i'll Amerl
can built vessels Our relations with Italy
vii. We strengthened and the commerce OF
New York materially enhanced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06
new Root and Shoe store.
GEO. s. HAGANY.

No. VEST SECOND STREET y
= - between Market and Shipley has iust laid IN
e. i9Lgs and varied assortment of Boots and Shoes
III gentlemen. Boys. Misses and Children
l 9ich ne proposes TO sell ut prices 10 suit the
~ times, and respectfully asks the public 10
90 and examine his stock - TNSA' "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-06

AN ingenious mechanic of Vienna has in
vented glass composition which may be
made at any time into curled of 1riZZled yarn.
These 1rlZzled threads, We are told, surpaSs in
finenees not Only the finest cotton, but even a
single cocoon thread, and they appear at the
same time almost as soft and elastic as silk
lint, and beautiful to the eye. These smooth
threads are now woven in textile fabrics, which
are made into cushions, carpets, table-cloths,
shawls, neckties, cuffs, collars and various
other articles, and they may be used for wea-
wing the figures in brOcaded silk or velvet
1t also possesses q remarkable strength,
remains unchanged in light or warmth, and is
not altered by moisture or acids. it is stated
that with a wheel of the diameter of three
yards, one operative is able to spin three
thousand yards Of glass yarn per minute,
all of uniform size and of beautiful quality
, 1873-12-20

John Smith found d bnnk-ohcc|s belonging to
q Alr, Higgins, aud, with the aid Of Horny
Brown, was going to enjoy bis ill-gotton wealth.
whom arrostod. Tho case Was continued uudor
hal Of $500,
George MoKonzfo aworo out q warrant Yeater.
day before Justice 1Iaines for tho arrost Of
Thomas Gallighor, gambler. on the oAargo Of
sollang mortgagua goodH without giving notice
to tho purchaser. da1lsghor was arrested by
Constable Best.
JGhn NlBpol struck John O'Oonnor over tho
head with a whlHky bottle bocanss the Inter do
fraulod bin. out OF $3.50. Justice Boydcn heard
the case and fined NiHpel e2b aud costa. Tue
latter appealed, but It will not avail lin, aa It IL
u clear caA0.
Edward Carroll and Henry Schroeder aro a
brace Of yontlis who have boom for some time
making iInonsy Of the Alton Railroad by
stonltng coal. Their syHtem was to roll large
piooou OF tho train at csrIain localities, and
tlcn roturn and gather them up. THOR outor-
priso waa rewarded by flno OF $40.
John Cullln says ho has eulisted In tho navy,
and le begun to Berye Ills country by atoaling %
from little girl on tho corner Of 1lalated aud
Madison asreets. This manly conduct WAS tho
cause Of Justice 6culiy's anlug John Sl5 aud
costa.
u Q&,T7 q Wllliaas, alas "Nobby Tom." Tho
, 1873-12-20

Chicago Not to be 6urpaased.
Mr. D. Thomson, tie largest cattio butcher Of cur
city made 1t his object this Christmas Beason 10 pro-
cure the lneat and hcaytcst cattle to be bud.
At the slanghtorhouHo OF Messra. Bhocueman t Co.,
Archor aud salt street. there were killed for
lls account twenty-five steers, whose ayerpgo live
weight 2,69o lta. At preaout these cattlo arc
dressed and exhibited ut tho above named place,
They will bu sold to our Arst-eaga meat
stalls by ttessrs. Armour T. Tlo,lAon, CON-
mission merchants. cornor Of Jackson
aul Canal Rtreots. Tho public Ut large will u 1t
their pleasure mud profit tt Gull al1 examine us yGry
iu lot OF bees. Buyers VII! Nna 1t thu choirest beet
t4eS esrr purchased, without question. Dir. Thomson
grand growth Of our Western Metropolis. Mr Thonl-
son 10 gentleman wo contributes largely the wei
fare oE Or people through Aa enterprise, killing Oh N
ayaraGo 800 le4d Of catp per week during tlv yoar
, 1873-12-20

An Immense and Growing Business.
by roason Of misunderstanding, THE TRIBUNE
Stated that the contractors In tbs ahoeshops Of tho
State Prison ut Joliet hud forfeited. about to
forfeit, tho contract for prison abor This was IN
tire mistsko; tho contractors, Messrs. II. 6rlz Co.,
Of th,s city 30 far from havng any intention Of giving
np tho contruc lave boen Obliged to put fifty I'D
ditopal hhnas to supply Tho demand for their goods,
AMI thoy have not ypt qrto a.1ccecod In cachiug IN
with their orders. They are now employing $50 hands,
md ara prepared to do und Gner wol than over
usy only Tho best material Au turning ont tho Hncst
work lono anywhere either th or out Of rrisun-wals.
The Hloes Of their manufacture ara In doulaud
throughout .e whole Northwest, having drawn hithor
b trn1o which formerly went East. They shp M fur
EAST az oAo, eud their tratle would not permit thpu,
for moment to think Of rcnqni4hlig t1irlr conruct.
Their expectation ID to mako over 200 during
the cpuliuK yeAf.
, 1873-12-20
THE OPERA.

The opora season c!oaus today With two per-
formnnces. This afternoon 'Fauat " viii he
giyon, with Mrs. Van Zandt aa Marguerite. For
this evoning very remarkable aud brilliant
programme has beon prepared, which will in
troduco all tho artists in the troupe. Tho bill
includes tho third act OF g Tho Marriage Of
Figaro" tho second oct Of "Fra Diayolo.h the
third net Of 'Luca.' aud tho second net OF
"3fartann" This Is foast Of good things
which tho public will lnd it hard to resist. It
embraces tho very CT loam Of thu successful three
woeks' work, and will undoubtedly draw tre-
meudoua CROWD.
, 1873-12-20
PERSONALS,


THE CITY,
James e. epoar, assistant editor Of the C,n-
oiunati Enquirer, ID ut tho Grand paono.
Lytton sotlorn, OF Now York, has arrived In
the city, and is stopping nj Tho Sherman.
Commodore II. q. Mutt, Superintendent OF tho
Union Pacific Transfer Company. Council Bluffs
Ia At tue Palmer.
well-known momber Of tho Chfoago Board
Of Trade attended, church five times last week.
without counting Sunday. Who will daro to say
that t1lero ia no pioty III that body.
Mr.. Eugeno J. Fellows. Justice Haines' clerk,
WAS married. Monday. III Dinghamton, N. j., to
Miss Goorginn Kendall, daughter Of G. ". Kcn-
picaptne. MIR. and Mrs. FoilowB arrived hero
"Wednesday, and will mike their home in this
city.
Mr.. r. L. Alarah, for many yoars TroaBuror
Of Col. Woods Museum III tlitB atty, and aftor-
ward Treasurer OF the diobo Theatre is about
to join Col. Wood III tho sumo capacity in his
museum in Philadelphia, for which city Llc leavca
to tho effect lhat he would like to return to Chi
cago and ct up museum, aud stands ready to
do no In case anyone will construct O suitable
building, III suitable location.
Si1as Rainsoy,, an old, md much respected cit
izen Of Lacoti, Marshall County, Ill.,, died aud
0nrr;nnn. M 1a7I% West Afndtpon sfront. nnrn-
ncr StenIere hehi IN luaueAt uuou tl,e }odv vas
toraay aftoynoon, Tic 1ury brought in a yor-
dict II death from orgnnio disease Of tI,e heart
Mr.. Namsoy was Quo OF tho pioneer sottlors of
nounty. md was aft"rwar]s prol,atn jni1ro Of
tic COUNTY. which position lo held for many
yoarN. During tic war ho hold tho ranI Of
i1nionot On Gnn, Mcfforna1s stair 11o ,Yaa n
,nan very highly eatecmcd for his good, prin-
WIS 81 yoars old. ind ieaycs n wifo md fnmiiy.
Mr. Ramsey lad been in tic city about a week.
serving as ! Grand Juror iu tjle United States
District Court. Ills doath will DO widely ro-
uratle1.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sherman "A, j, Wl|Bon, Th']ade]nhia: &.
Barber, Washington, D. q, :; tlo Hon, Wm. Villas.
AIndisou tic Hon. Lames htourohond. nn,t liz
, 1873-12-20

The through Pacific Express train for Council nlutls
Omaha, San Francisco, and all other FarWes points
will leayo tho Wells Street Dcpot Of tho Chicago l.
Northwosern Hallway at lCela 0. 1., sunday, Dec A.
1871. Through t!ckota yia Chicag1t burlington Il
Qnlncy, and C4irago 1tock 1Aaud Pacific Railways
ars good Oh tAia lran,