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New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
JAY CooKE IL Co.

HouE acknowledgements AND EAST
ERS RAILROAD z PER CEYT GOLD BoNDs.-We offer
for sale S3OOOO0 FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the PoUGuKEEPsIE AND EASTERN RAIL
ROAD, being the balance of entire mortgage Of
SsO0,O00. at 30 per cent.
This road is now running east from Poughkeepsie
to State line, connecting with Connecticut Western.
and making direct through line to Hartford and
all the Eastern States, and is the line by the pro-
posed Hudson River Bridge to the coal fields and all
the West
We consider these Bonds a very desirable invest
ment HowEs & MACY, 80 Wall-a.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
for the Aolioaps.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Watches,
DsmeBd Coral and, Gold lsvsry Cuckoo, frsss Cioei
Brossefne ssleetiszs-st ss prissa pRAkkFkp Co.
TvsttvSItkM
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10

trade for the month ending July g. 1872 and for the
seven months ending the same, compared with tho
corresponding periods of 1871. The CHIEF OF the bu-
i'" ~ ~ Donaue exports Peraga
p,-Ld, Imperis (specie valuesl eIpons
u..,, .,s.d I,wI 1877 e5g4I7B S@g24681 S3tsgls
Month sndedJuIy l. is7i ss5Oen nols71 sEzmS
months ended July l. is7 &07S3ne DIsS@i lSHso
The total value of foreign commodities remaining
was $50, as compared with $7O,S57s7o, July
81, 1871.
The respective amounts of our foreign trade for
the seven months which consisted OF merchandise
and of gold and siver coin and bullion were as ioi-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
IANKING-OFFIcE OF FISK & HATCH

No. ; Nassau-st, New-I York, Jan. =, 1913.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO, the CENTRAL ana
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been ne
gotiated by u.s. we believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably during the year
paw off in gold another large lot of FIyE-IwENTIEs,
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BoNDS.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO SIX PER CENT GOLD
Bonds the total amount of which is only ol1OOOOo,
are secured upon property worth S35,OOOOcO to
S4OOOOOOO and are fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued in de-
nominations of $780, $780, and $1,000 coupon or regis
tered and at their present market price, 80 and ac'
crued interest are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
are too well known to require description or COM
mendation. Their total amount is $25 SS5 900; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to 81, 5000. This road is now con
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest IS assumed
by them Their market price to-day Is ~! to ga.
AS they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange we expect to them rapidly rise to the
price of CENTRAL PACIFICs, being substantially the
same in character and value
We buy and sell usual Government Bonds re-
ceive deposits on which allow interest, make
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches FISK * HATCH
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
IMMATURE ALMANAC

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New-York tribune., 1873-01-10

DISASTERS

16 osiks NoTthsp Lgtt smith a0d hfs hh rom Nov bdd
fcrJ ..f. "a.
DISASTERS.
ROsroS aNe sooOO en Java which ~, dovcred IN
distress Of yesterday tsf@ @ Tow last night BY he
and Geort ShAtook and at to-day
Of Mnets Light, bound in the hafoor U
MEMORANDA.
The Merchants Line s1gs have dspaohed thr steamship
s. Smith Cooley the shI BOnny Boat from the Delaware
For Latest ship FtflA Pd0Sl
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10

From this table " appears tIat, VI "ul t"."' %,
foreign trade in the seven months ended July o.,
iS79 carried in vessels. over II per cent was IN
foreign vessels as compared with 6S per cent for the
corresponding period of 1871.
The number and tunnage Of vessels engaged IA
the foreign trade which entered into and cleared
from the ports of the United States during the
twelve months ended July 81, 1872, and 1871 re-
spectively, were as follows: ~,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10

THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds, limited 10 $4,000 10 the
mile, TO close out the loan.
A LoNs STRETCH OF ROAD INCLUDING THE NEW
JERSEY SECTION, Is FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY. From Oswego east
ward THE ROAD Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION for a
long distance. short gap in the construction OF
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YoRK TO OswEGo. On the IN
complete section the masonry and grading are mn
ished, and balasting and track-laying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon to an
nounce THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE RoAD OF
THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-ioRK TO Us
wEGo
These Bonds in our judgment, possess IN marked
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished
For sale, or exchanged for Government and other
securities at their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co,
Financial Agents of the Company, No. p Nassan-st'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10

The State of Louisiana will pay the interest on all
her bonds OH Monday next, 18th inst at the agency
OF the State in this city.
The following were the comparative earnings oil
,ba rantral Pacific Railroad COMPANY:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
10 mhom II man eonrern

kKv.foRK. Jan. 8, 1870. :
NOTICE ia hereby given that the Assessment
~ Ros Real and Personal Estate " the CITY and Coas Of
the 1870 win be for uspeeon and revision
MONDAY Jan H. 1918 and will remain until the 3oth
day ofAp 1879 inuve for the correction Of and the sqns
OF d the soss real and personal estate
An persons believing bemsevs ireved nuss male appcshos 70
the Commissioners dung e period sboe nssonsd In order essh
X y. BABCOCL, seerstsry
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
j. 4. KENNEDY g. Co.

D. - hENNEDn IN to.'
No. Al Cedar-st corner of William-st.
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un-
sold of the INTERNXTIoNAL AND HoUsroS AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY's FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds and
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsr-cLAss IN
vEsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more ha~
double the amount required to pay interest. and con-
stantly increasing.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
LoUIsvuIE CRY rs CURRENCY.
ST. LOUIS WATER LOAN. Per Cent, Gold.
Interest payable in New-fork.
For sale by
DRExRI, MORGAN e. Co.,
So Exchange-place.
CHICAGO, DANyIILE AND vNcENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-
The road earning dividend on its stock beside in.
See Sixth Page.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
Domestic exports, Yorei

Inoor,- f,Uece yaluesl erp0rs
,,,. (ls72. s40l.s9lO5 s2sS.76,g6 S9.6t7,3Zl
MerchaDd"'' is1i 538s9,I7s g75SI5z3 s774ss7
c-,,.u l872 l0S57.62 e6,l2lO8 4lgS,0s
NopA"V"H 1911. u,S5j60l f.3A,B9 9,41.yoJ
Allowing for the difference in the warehouse ac-
count the imports for the seven months ended July
81 1872 are in excess of the domestic and foreign
exports combined 10 the amount of 1913 OO6 1888, or
nearly 500 per cent, while for the seven months
ended July 81, 1S7l the exports exceeded the inn
ports by 81, ,755, ,764, or about O5O per cent.
Of the total imports aud exports Tor me seven
months ended July 81 1872, and 1871, the following
amounts were carried in American and foreign yes
ses aud in cars and other land vehicles respectively
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
SALES PROM l2s O'CLOCK To 1
sak. or star boaas- nalroad BOnds-Ba.k Rdt!roe
St0rEs. g..
2 nnn Rronl &. W. loo Phcifc Nail 100 Chi &

Loan nsssssasssss
1900 Ere 4ih m.
500 Uuion Paciic
let m..ssssss 80.
5000 L. =. L. g..
5000 Ohio 4 Miss.
toas. 5. F.....
1000 C. C.S l. q.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExoHASGE-FIIsr CALL

sALRs rRnM Io mo- 10t An
, 1873-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

hANHAA QITY, NO.
Spss.o1 ntspG:eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
entnmenss aoe Market qaiet: sales mostly odd lots.
Te1an yearlngs $500 POT head ;far native cown &760
4o1s-1seceipts, 2,9g2 market lively. buyers tskinr
all offering at $3.40@3.4s. Heavy rain proyailin1
checked operations still failing heavily tonight,
ALBANY,
Sneeta9 Dfspach Ia T6s cAteaqs Tribune.
ALBANY, N. T., Nov. 2J-DEEvEs-Tho market
ruled In most respecta similar to last neck. Thurp-
day tho market opennd with tho usual number OF
Eastern country deacra and local butchers. Tho fol
lowing day tho attcn1nnco large. being composed
almost exclusively Of leading lcalors from Brighton
New York, and tho East generally. Saturday, Brighten
was largely rcrreaontod but thore small aona-
ance from New York, which iA attributed to lack Of
confidence In tho latter market. Tho supply has beo
large, summing up $500 hpad. Embrnced in tha
receipts were only ten carloads Of Texans. Tha
aserage quality Of thu offerings Aas bcon fully equal
to Inst woek. Tho market from tho opening to
tho cloao Waa stoady Sales in tho carly part Of tho
week rather irregular, varying from SO to 10
u ID, I've weight, advance tho ruling prices Of
last week. During tho lattor part Of tho week. how
oYcrt settled down to about fc advance, at which
figure the market cloae all tho roceintB having beer,
taken. Tho prices obtained follows piemlum,
$6.85@700; extrh, f8.25GsG75; lrst quality $5761
025 second quality, S5.0o@6.75 third quality S376
@50o; inferior, 32.3793.50.
SnEEr AND LAMns-rhts brnnch Of trado was re-
marknbfy dull this week, oven for tho seaaon The
rccaipts nunhcr H. 400 head, only car-loads being
taken by tho Eastern trade, and nearly all the rc,nin
der wont to New York In frat lands. Sheep, 4@5ko
q h; lambs, 6@1ho.
, 1873-11-24
MARINE.


A"0I4 we GA1Cs3tsO4
ARRIVED. ..,, Nov. aa and 20.
actr Day City, Oconto, lumber.
Sclr ie;cilu1n, MaiIiBtrr, lumber.
tschr Jul,a Il, Merrill, ntanistco, lumber.
hchr Ebeuexcr, Alnn!sioe, lumber.
schr Y. a. burton, pcro Marquette, lumber.
Bchr Dolphin, GRAND Iiaycr, lumber.
schr Madeira, dranl Haven, Lumbar.
Bulr Groton, Iudfnetola, lumber.
scl'r AnAtralla, Lil(ltngon, lnm!or.
5sl,r sshr i: y: ,Mq9rc, Ladalngso,, ln1aEer
aclr ]. ]. Tracy, Afnaliegon, lunlher.
schr J, =, DaColiares. Musleaou, lumber.
schr llalefgh. MuhkeEon, lumber,
s:hr s: 2: ,.,l't ,Newi,a,, ,Alushcgon lumber.
Stua,n. hargo AnnIo Laurie, M.skegon, Bundrtes.
Prop Colorado, unifao, huHttrios.
Prop Oneida buffalo, nltsrics.
S!canl.barGo Colin u,u!l,lell, sanduaky, coal.
s}toaln-barIo Shawnee, Sanlllshy, conl,
Hrtr tnllatca, OHwega, coal.
Sehr 3tarntng Btnr, UloyelEN1, coal.
prup 0a!nn, lntTalO, RunariGu.
rroi' Ira onailco, sa'ugatuek, lumber.
Schs i. j. King, s.. Joseph, l,liuner.
Atean:large Mary NCortson cellins 1nlct, lumnsr.
Hcfr j. II, JD,lHDu, EauHAt.ck, lumber.
nargo G. q. D., Grand lLaysn, lumber.
Nurgo tioldun 1Iarycss, uralht 1Ia;tn. lumber,
! Mr!gu, wolverine. a1 2. Grant q ltave,.. lumber.
s}Ghr II. HMnl1,la, Muskego1 luubcr.
Hthr 4. just, litlskrgpu, lumber,
Bchr l. M Dsyiu MUrktgon, lumber,
grhr Mate Llyo.s, ly, hlusleeon, lumber.
bohr Aa1 HllchMau, 1luHkrgon, humber,
Ncow Ilsrmonta, bouth Haven, lumber,
Bchr Falcon, IAd!ngton, lumber.
ti:hr q. Ellen, I.l!llgtol,, lu,nbor.
sclIr Eliza Dry, ljliillgtp', lumber.
Prop Idalo, Dnia!o, HNl,dres.
Prop Oconto, 0roea hay, Y,,ns!ries.
schr JceHio Ihillps. hillBkegou, lumber.
Prop uadgsr State. Buffalo, Bunlsiea.
, 1873-11-24
tuted upon It In tho Circuit Court put whore Is

tuted upon 1t In tho Circuit Court. But whore IL
tho evidence Of hia DEATH Evary means Ia tried
and exhausted to find tho man who was an oye-
vitneas to the terriblo accident. All without Of
foot. No body wan over recovered. Tor months
1t Hoomod impossible to find auy trace of ainglo
passongor who was upon tho car from which
Dlnir fell. Ono ia at last found, m honest
county woman. sho lolncmbora two men
gotting Oil tho cara ut Hormann upon tue night
III question. bhe doacriboa ono Of thom. It
huawora tho description Of Blair. She romorn-
bors that he had q travoing-bag with him; saw
linn eating from t.; INV him 90 upon the pint
appear, and hoard tho alarm raiaod. sho got OF
tho cars TINT night and crossed tho ORage llyer
In q hoat tho noxt morning on her why homo;
looked for tho body Us sho passed ulltlor tho
bridge, and told tho story to tho boatnan.
Hermann ia gonuino. Tho unclaimed baggage
talon from tho cars at tho terminus of tho road
ia proved by tho contents to have been Dlairis,-
tho lltt1o hantl-bag contains the dry mud mouldy
remnants Of tho lunch.
to tho United States Circuit Court at st. Louis
whoro, two years and hnff apo, it WAS tried be-
fore Judges Miller, Troat, Kroklo, and n jury
Tho trial lasted Bomo four dayg. Some thirty
statcs.-oach one NTH his 1norsol Of Testimony
to corrohorato or strengthen. Link by lnl. tho
long chain of circumatantial evidence tas boon
made perfect, and its conclusion was inevitable
Tho jury found for tho plnintin to tho full
amount Of thu policy, interest. mud costB. The
Insurance Company appealed tho costs to tho
Supreme Conrt Of tho United States; by Which
body tho Judgment OF tho Court below was
laat wcok affirmed. Winslow Judson E8g., OF
this city, ]lns had tho control and mnnngonnont
Of tic caso for Dlair'a administrator from itH
first inception in our local court to its final do
oslon at Washington. 1ta result Is but a proper
return for the vast amount Of labor, energy, and
skill which he was bestowed upon it. 1lo do
fonHe upon tito pnrt OF tho INSURANCE Company
has been managed with much ability by Wood
son, Vtneynrd {; Young in tho State courts;
States Circuit Court mud William III. Eyarts, Of
Now York, iu tho United states Supreme Court,
The widow and family Of Mr. Blair still reside in
st. Joseph. The aHlount Of the Judgment will
DO In oxcoBH Of 81 600.
, 1873-11-24

Front the .,lariutltc a'.d I'tshtsqo {Iris} Eagle.
On the night of tile 12th inst, Andrew Man:
fcator, au employo Of the poshtigo Company,
WIS up OIL tho north bra.ich of Beaver Crcolk, III
company with three or four other men, aud Il lit-
Ito over mile from camp, whom It beoano dark
and night closed in. Taey started for camp, and
OIL tho way bravoly amused each other with wolf
and boar stories until thoir imaginationB wero
thunder from elonr sky" thoy heard tue dismal
sound Of wolves cfoao behind them. This fright
onod tue whole party aud put them to flight. Mr.
a1anfester Immediately went into fits. One or
two Of the others stayed with him till tho rest
wont to camp and procured assistance. They
carried him into camp aud administered wl,at
they could to his necessities, hut he died during
tho uight,
, 1873-11-24
THE PULPIT.


Affective md uacful. Fill Gods i,o,,su with moro
powcr, and thoro will bo greater blensings.
I next cali your nttontion to tho word II Oon-
sccrato." Whit do wo moan By it2 Ii 1t shnoti-
lcation2 No, tho word doos not mean sa,,ctIil-
cation. It is tho toay Of Banotincation, and tho
best minds hnvo nocd OF 1t. Iprofcr WebBtor'H
dolnition Of tho word. which is, ''Set apart to
sacred purpose" II I wore to 20 through this
room mud as1k each Of yot,, "Do you desire to
DO happyt" you would all Hay, "Yes y
Now wiHh to roach this, nnd will ask you: l,
Do you personally bclteuc tloro Ia sufficient ron
non why you ought to DO wholly conHocrated to
Christ Many Of you do not apparently bolioyo
1t. You omit prayor and mnny duties. You
havc not convorBed With near friontn, respecting
tho intorosts OF thoir aouls. Thero aro many
reasons why no should bo wholly consccrated.
Go with mo to Calvary look upon tint sccnc
yonnE mnn, y0nng woman tako ono look at
Jes..a there and say ls there any 1eason why you
Tint God is ablo to do ,shat tho toxt proposes?
Tho preacher hero dweit upon tho ability aud
Willingness Of tho Fathor to hcstow great bloss'
ing upon tho Union Park Baptist Church. There
tell sin,cru about Gods Willingness to save. 1Io
could not untscratal,d Why nil this should DO DO
with 1na,,. vino wns sinful aud unworthy, but
tho Grcet fact was plainly taught in tho D1blo
akiA AU nt4estu ~ AHA F!oaItAoa A'' 1ou aAo
no" wniting to blosg. Bling ,in tho tithcs and
boliovo tho conditions aro within your roaoh7
7 ain oftoa asked. "1s 1t p,ossiblo, Brothor
yony llnoes, jesus viii DO thsrc." Bring Ia the
tit1en; these aro tho conditions. Now, do you
bciicyn tho conditions nre within your reach?
When wns preaching In Brooklyn, ono evening
attended, religious meeting wlloro tho services
mero closed by hinGing TINT hymn, commencing,
"Alas! and L.l my Savior hcnd7"
When the congregation sang tho wor;ls-
tI.ut vops oT NeIef can uccr repay,
YLo debt Of grief owe"
Eaid. "Do you belicyo tl,at?" We will sing
that again, md all who bolieve thoao words will
Hp. but ,aany loads mere bowed. O. my friends,
!ians! Tho roycrond Bpenker noxt enumerated
"tAo ti!llcs." These woro the SOIL, body, prop
ert;, c!c., ;sl Of which should 10 brought III and
coiisecratcd to tho Lord. An instaneo was hore
given OF = church tat wanted n minister, but
could only pay II salary IF 92U0. i minister
,vas found wlo took tho charge, mud
began tn preach on :lle duty OF "thor&ugh
co!.sccratou." 1T tho close Of tho first yenr liB
nalayy WIN put up tc $1,000, and d ,0U0
church Ind bcou nr0ctel.
Tho !stlno anu foreign missionary work passed
Under roviom u t1ltA point, after which tic aor-
n,on wns c!oBed BY nil urgent appeal for all to
:onsocrato themselves to God.
Tho revival meetings will continue in this
Church during the wook, tho services boing in
The afternoon a,u evening. On Thanksgiving
Day htr. GrAros will ofi[cato in tic Second
baptist Church.
, 1873-11-24

4 writer In d French horticultural journal re-
lates this suggestive experience: "After BunBct
place in the contro of my orchard an old bar
rol, tho inside Of which hayo previously we'll
tarred. at tho bottom of the Enrrel 1ilaco a
lightod lamp. Insects Of many kinds, attracted
by the light, mako for tho lamp, and. while cir
cling around it, strike against tho sides OF tho
barrel, whoro. meeting with the tar, their wings
less to the bottom. In tho 1noruing1 examine
tho barrel, md frequently take out OF 1t ten or
twelve gallons OF cockcliafors.. which i ut once
destroy. 4 fow pence worth of tar employed in
this way will, without any further trouble. bc
Of these insects, whose 1aryp arc among tue
most destructive posts the gardener or farmor
has to ooutond against."
, 1873-11-24
AN OLD LAWSUIT.
The End Of tho Et1m otls william Eslnfr
Insurance Cttsc--'rhc E1eirs Recover.

The End Of tho Fun o.,s william blair
Insurance Ct.ae--'rhc E1cirs Eeccoycr.
Fye,,, tho 81. Joosph {afo.) Gazette.
The caso Of H. D. Kotchnn,, Administrator Of
William, Bair, deceased. against tho Railway
pasaongors' Assurance Company, has ut length
boon decided by tho Supreme Court Of tho
United States. Tho judgment is against tho
Insurance Company for the full amount Of tho
policy, interest, and costs. Tlis suit hna bcon
in tho courta for nearly slx yoar.,, and Inns at-
tracted moro than ordinary notice from tho ail-
gllarity Of tic factB connected with its history,
ind tho energetic and vigoro,ln 1nannor in which
it has been prosecuted upon tho ono part, and
defended upon tho other
William Blair was q prominent citizen of st.
Josuph tho proprietor of tho City Hotel, and
public works. On tho lyth Of February, 1867, no
loft st. Joseph to attond tho trial Of Mi import
ant low h,it, to which ho was party, ut Chilli
cothc, Ohio. Eotllrning to his homo. on tho 9th
tond other legiplatfon in Which he was interested.
On the afternoon Of tho 10Th Of March, l,e pur-
chased for 80 colts accident tickot OF tlefolld-
mt, which he sent by mail to his vito, and which
promaniHod to ply his nerao'nat representative
three days by accident wl,ilo travelling in any
public conveyance provided for tho tranu-
portation Of lasaangorB At 8 p, ,n., on that
dark anl stormy night, hc stopped into car Of
raoo M naiiroad. T frlond, % named Tredoreka'
accompanied lin into tho chr, sat by his sido,
aud cliattod with him during tho B!lort limo tho
train romniucd at tho sutton, then, allnsing lis
friend by tho lland, stopped from or tho car.
Two hours latGr mid the tyaln approached tho
Oyago River bridge. William blair is soen to
Htop out upon tho platform in company with all-
otI,or passenger with whom l,o had boon con-
yernins, at Tho Homont tho train is passing
upou tho bridge. An instant more, the compn1i-
ion rcturna ana cries, IN man hus fallon OF the
carY!
T1ore In no general alarm tho train moves OIL
without its spool baing oheuaod. until Osags
6tntion III reat1ea, When this passenger Informs
thu Btatiota-ngoMt TINT man, wllo In o0nvarua-
tion. clultnol to bo tho proprietor OF tho City
lIotel Ut st. Josopl Ind fallon oil tho carn upon
tho Oaaso lIlyor 1;ridgo. Tho train moves On;
there In tho ompty scat and tho unclaimed hand
l,nggnga tho fursnor Ia aoon tlllod mud tho lat
tor soon pushed m,t Of sight, and tho accident
scc,nH to llayo boon forgotton. Tho sad nows
aoon reaches hfr. D!aira lan,ly. messenger
ia dispatched to tho Acono Of tho acoidont; tho
river IL dragged II ,oward IL ofordd for thp re-
coyory Of tic body; but tho dark, doop,
aud rapil river rofanos to yela up tic
body Of 'isB victim. lilo Hocret ll,d yonomons
tongue Of malce aots ulloat ulnoru mud insin,ia-
tio,is Of l1u bong 'soeu e|iye, anl thero aro
douptn OF Ills toAth. Alr. II. D. Kotohnn IL up
pointed his administrator. so,no mouths aftor
tho accident tho tickos Is found and suis iuati-
, 1873-11-24
TWEED'S SUNDAY.

Tho Convict Spends Il Sabbath in tho
murdCrorss Coll In the T0mbs-
Further Efforts In His Behalf to be
Made To-Dny.
New YonK, Nov 2s.-Tvocd passed. tho day In
cd coll. In which murdorers arc placed awaiting
execution. 1t wns assigned Twoed because 1t is
moro comfortable, being noar ntovo nnd
warmer than tho othors. Uo spont large part
Of tho afternoon writing.
Tho attempt to procure stay OF proceedings
will bo ronowcl tomorrow.
It Inns transpirod that on Saturday night OK
Judge Fulorton, QUO of Tweod's counsel, wont
to tha residence OF Judge Gilbert, In Brooklyn,
and asked him to fix tho time to hear an applt-
cation for a stay Of proceedings in the oaBe Of
Tweed. Judge dil6ort promptly refused, until
pliod to by Twccd's counsel.
, 1873-11-24
BURSTING BOILERS:

Tho Experiments ut PittsburCl, Not
Altogether SttcccsSGul- Hint Ono TVcal1
Vessel Yields to u Pressure Of 500
Pounds.
p1rrBnunau, Nov. 23.-Iho first successful
boiler test took place on Saturday. The Cineu-
natl single rivotoa boiler leaked badly, and
pressure Of 919 pounds waa all thnt could DO at
tRined.
Tho double-zivotod boiler manufactured In
this city. attained pressure Of 5U0 pounl}B whom
her luo8 col'apHod. The shell romanod intact,
and was not moved in its position. This Is re-
garded as satisfactory test.
, 1873-11-24

atartne ' oyot occrrei to.ny o. in tbo nonr
Of Common Pleas. TIC jury in a suit to TOT recover @
hallotinr etoni to e. Altar furti,ar cona,,ta ino
tion nnnihar baot ,rna tntan rasn1t; T., .ats
nf II IN Thn m" vic votoa onrn ;,aa ~ no.e
Gooko m oiI and wc1i'hno,vn c;tno' io ""' ''"f
vii, 9 ~ uT nn enen G Tue case
ohaorvei l. tra,nh,n ta,ei ~ i'ai ,"o HuoAo WIS
nIyauced nce trc,'nms fnr W tSvn ~ tren gao,a
nnst ia waa mnn not vorv ooav Il al,ap9y y'',e T.;
his onniona: Int nn thia ocnas;nn iha oar,aat -.
moss OF lis followturors st ieneti,, cnrrfcti I'm
viii, linn onI m ,rronroot 80 1asa,1 A4'ia
, 1873-11-24
ELECTIONS.

official Majority for Taylor In WIS.,
COnsin,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 23.-Tho official majority
Of Taylor for Governor over Washhurn is It. 5.411,
Taylor running nearly one thousand atoad of tho
bn1anco of tho ticket. The Legislature will
stand-sonate, II RopublicanB, Is Reformcra.
Assembly, 80 RoformerB, IL Republicans.
, 1873-11-24

DETnorr, n1ich.t Nov. a2.-pAssEp Dowr-prou
cansstco, Sheldon. Dean Richmond, IAreoh I'D
barge; nchr Nctta WcaYor.
rAssED ur--Prop Fountain City.
W1Nn-Wcst.
DETRo1r. Mich., Nov. 12.-Eyoning-pAsaED Down
Props Burlington, burton, Lciand zebra Oha1lo4
Crawford, Z. G, Roberts.
PASSED Ur-None.
WtNp--anuthWest,
Tpeeia! Disnafch h Tie Chicago ftf54tns.
DETROIT, Nov. 9J.-pAsaRp powN-Props india
sond, Arizona.
and barge.
W1ND--North,