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New YORK, March 10, 1873

- lived at Lsionsn, in the county OF Cayan, Ireland
who emigraed to America in the year 1851 and after.
wards lived in New crk and Is daughter OF James Ma
hood late Of Lsdonan aforesaid farmer now deceased
Is requested to take notice that there suit de-
pending In the Court OF Probate In Ireland for the pur
bose Of proving In solemn torn OF law the last will and
ceased, and that II she will communcste with the under
signed she will be informed what her rights she
should think for her interest to Interfere in the matter
Dated this 9th day OF April, 1873 HENRY NJ COLLYEH
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DENNSyLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANTA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cor:landt streets as follows:-
Express Harrisburg Pitsburg the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at $3.50 M;
and SOP NJ Sunday, 8, and s3l P NJ.
and r. NJ Sunday or NJ
Express for Philadelphia, 8 9, 80 4. "; l2;s9lALI
5& 81. N. and L night Sunday. q. $3.50 and r. NJ.
For Philadelphia via Kensingon. at A. NJ and p. NJ
Emigrant and second class, ID T. NJ. .
For Newark at 6:y1 7:D; s;io TO- IL II ~ A. M,
ssdSSSS p s:io TO- II 3D. l. r. Sunday S'sI
For Elizabeth, g. e:sl I 7:1 8 $40 o. 10 II. II 40 A. NJ
IL NJ, 1870 2 2:il . 3:2l $40 l:l0, t3l 5:3, 30
$50 6io 20 30 sl1 10, il 80 u p NJ sunday s
g;S, s,s:D $;&a 40, i3a 5s s;ss - 90 :&s!i.
For woolsrdge ls Is and Perth Amboy's and 10 M':h
G. 9P NJ and IL night. Sunday, s and r. NJ
For East Milestone, A. NJ, ~ noon, 10 and 5:21 2. NJ
For Lanbertvle and Pennington, A. n and2 NJ.
Accommodation for Bordcntown. Darlington ana Cam
den, land 9:U A. NJ, 1850 2, 8, B. ~, and +. NJ
For Freehold, I. IA. NJ, and fP NJ
For Jamesbrrg Pembcrton, Camden, A. n. 3:D NJ
Trains arrive as foliows:-From Pittsbury 30 A. NJ,
O3 7. NJ, daily, I0:li A. NJ and 63t M, daily, except
Monday. from Washington and Baltmorc 6ao A. NJ.
- lo2 + Sunday s;ioA n From rhiladelgha,
Ticket oitiees, SIS. is5 ri aud sA Broadway; No.
Astor House and foot OF bcsbrosses and
Emigraat Ticket Office, No. Bauery pIaesenyn Place r.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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LEGAL NOTICES.


= Ia the matter Of the application Of tho Department.
men and commonaiy OF city Of New York relative
'''' Opening Of Klnsseridge Road.
or;hwardy from the soaihsr line q lssh street 70
s & sas. IN a s 9oi " shs Of
We. the undcrmgnci Commissioners Of Estimate aad
notice 70 the owner owners occupant occupants oi
all houses and lots and improved or unimproyed lands
nss or in any o the lands thereby and who
Ss %rppS duly esa r to the
s @ r o @ ~ na y s ss hs s :.a "a
viii sssr ss Rsrsid .sd 81 Ss % 1
am and for that parpo.e will siteadsnec said
ose On each A. q ssd ,ss ten a. s u e.ss sd
men oss,Ser sSs Win maps adsv
aud other documents which were 1sed hy US in
sfes s Sar 1snS,f fnc WORKS "a the New YORK.
hre e sssss ss @ ai 'es % ss sss
said are as follows wit Alltose certain lots pieces
swss oas @ aas minn ins
as sr ~ @ w ss e Sf ns q s
q 20 s s Ss s.s hspis sS
high mark Of the lsrlcn River thence along the
said high water marx Of the Harlem River as winds
s as sy e Of hs uasoS Sre
water mark as said river winds and turns "ta 70
easery along the said sSa,ey line or se Of iss
hs 90 af ] e @ e ss ae II aS sc
q sesx s m @ s ae no % h 81 .as a
iseoyi herein viii Se presented e ne su
Hail il tas sl.y New YoSs % the ssts day q MAY,
heard thereon moion viii be made shatshe said report
$SSaS SAssSsss 1saS Commissioner.
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DIRECTORY FCR ADVERTISERS.

AMUSEMENTs-NINTn PAcE-Fourth fifth and sixth
AsrFSISSf, rAssvs.ta 2 column
SSzsB 8s sSura
EfHE SoR
fn SsffnG col
aSE ssS column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAor-Frst
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELrvrsrn PAer-Third and
=, oIs,9r fourth columns ~. s,-., .o,un
CoAsT@Isk '0,yan 0,syTaEnAMsH1ps-Frns. PAor-Fah and
column sSsm
BWEG noHEs o a FTRNfsHEp AND uN
FURNIsHED-TwELsrH PAcE-second and third
EgRSPEAS STEAMSHIPS PAou-Finh column
EuRopE1sEcSND PAGs.sxth u1,, column I
FINE ARTs-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
I'M iS'mRa -
FuRNURENIs1n PacacPoaas cq%a column
HELP wANTEbMFgMxLEs"E Il iS'T PAcr-second
h'5a fSs%Is PAonrourh and
HORSES, tcxERi1eEs, Ac.-rrnsr pAon-second third
ReSE &C. PAGE.
SgSsqN p6s CITY AND Der
IEeAks AksSsS SSnfSEsMf,n.r SSs%!; rAen-sl..n column
Ssp 2sp'Se#Ha fsansrs column
MM4SBIINEEYYE5EyrNTn II 3 VII PAss-sixth column, a,n
MATRIMONIAL-NNru PAGE-Filth column.
SisoEILANEoGs XDv1EskTfsEIESTs-Tzsr PAGE
M1scsItLIAl scsILASaou iGsWi ous-Nsrn PAsn,Tnira column.
NV and sixth
FfANoFokTEs oRaXNs 4coSaTa PAcr-rhird col
POLITICxI-ElcurH PAeE-sixth column;
Ehsyysr1 1n r4cGsecSnd co@wp GIY op On
RENT-sEcokD PAGE-second, third and fourth
REAL EsTATE TO ExcHANaE-srcosD PAcn-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WXSTED-srcoSp PAcr-rifth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-EIGnTH PACE-SIxth column.
SALES AT TAUCTION-TwELsTH PAGE-F0urth, nth and
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First and SECOND , columns 80
SPECIAL N0TiCEs-FrRsr PAcr-First and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, AC-FIRsr PAcr-second
syALIIoNs--FlRsr PAcE-second column.
sUMMEh cDlu% co,umn
THE TRADES-ELEvENrH PAGE--Fifth column.
TIE IL TT TUREePIRsT rn, PASS-secSpd e1lsmn
TRAvELLERs GUIDE-FTasr PAGK-sixth column.
UNFURN1SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TyELyTH M rAGECThird 1;ScII 3D. and fourth columns
wEsfcHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
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JyALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The world-ren0wncd steamers BRISTOL and PROVI
DENCE leave pier North River foot Murray street,
daily (Sundays cxcepted).
a. P. BACON, superintendent
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. North River. at 3 O'Clock p. M
EMILY b. SOUDER,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(IITIzENs' LINE FOR TR0YmPASSAGE ,;;s 81 5omTHH
leave pier 40 North River foot Of Leroy street. daily
Saturdays excepted, at O'Clock r NJ connecting with
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold
and baggage che ckcd 10 de stnation
JOSEPH CORNELL. Superintendent.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,s
u Line to
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
via Panama,
carrying mails, passengers and

CALIFORNIA, JxSiS AND CHINA,
earrvin, VIA maiIs irIsnams; nam no.,. ana
carrying carving nr'is; i1eshs hSsasssshssl' % ana
s:sS: s:s1: iss:: Ss'P'
April n isssIsS Eo5, oSEAS QUEEN Captain
TaS Hsss ,sasSss
GENITAL A%sGisan and south PaciSs Departures
e ss af
Steamer SliiN1 YIN leave San Francisco April 10,
the pier foot Of CANAL street once on
F.R. BABY, Agent
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
The slegan. screw sss%sSip SSnN NEsR1xAeK 1000 tons
az ans
FOR freight or passage apO'E 'H GARRISON, Agent
No. Bowling Green.
NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE.
FGr ;. smtos and st George Bermuda f1
North River as ssiciioSs" .e' a.a .as 'l0'' D.'' .
CAPTAIN Lawrence
as sSh or passage having ts ssfsRRt
Y nxvASx, fKoGREs9 ASp VERA chDz. o' ,
EVERY THURSDAY.
CLEOPATRA Havana ana Mexico) May
CITY OF HAVANA lHavana only. May
CITY CITY az 9E MExI6a MExI6a ayans yana .nly .
f0' ''esn' + pXLXANbRE nsBs SONS IS broadway
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
The eng CITY M HN6N q6sa PEN
is s rsisylaS shs at pier East River
Company and to all Points on the Gayeston. Houston
'nS Sr n Il New Ycrs
FOR 'resh' q paa:Sases aHtGSRy co. 1888 Maiden lane.
w. p CLYDE, 1l9 Wall street.
I1OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain Samuel
April p u AZ. KS .sp pFreisS reeeved daily through
rates given to Galveston Indanoa kOckfort Aranzas
wharf, Drazos Santiago and St Louis .
saSs 50 OF
FOR NEW oshEAss eRdEASss1 P.nE05 ETEgSsurp LINE
from pier No. North River at O'Clock p N.
EMILY b. SOUDER
r-.,a.. on t Saturday. April H. ..
Louis vicksburg. Mobile. Galveston and fndianoa.
dns T aD1y m EnS Si9S
L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
L The Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
sap sAxo BE aRma eaHs eomnd o
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on saturday, April
- at NJ giving through bills Of ading to all points
South and Southwest Through passenger tickets issued
pier or a. the general office, ls7 greenwich street. cor
ner Of Dey
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Southampton and Bremen -
a On Wa%snP Wsa"P koLE Saptan frdm Bremen m
pier, Of Third street. Ho6okcn to be followed by
steamship DEUTSCHLAND Captain W. Ladewigs on
RATES Of PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREnkN payable In gold or It's equivalent in currency
Second Cabin 72
Stecrage. so
For freight OF passage apply TO
OELRICHs 4 CO.. Agents
Rowling Green.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES NAIL

NV HITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QuEEKSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES NAIL.
New and fu.powercd steamships.
Sailing from New York ON Saturdays from Liverpool
Thursdays, calling Mt Cork HarbOr each way.
ADRIAT1C. Saturday, April 10, Mt 10 a.
BALT!C. Saturday. April 26 atSi
OCEANIC Saturday Nav TO- at 5 Z. M
From the White star dock Pavona ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalled
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, statcrooms smoking and bathrooms in
midshp section where least motion Is felt Surgeons and
stewardcss accompany the steamer.
Ra,cs-Snloon $40 gold stecrnge $50 In currency.
Those wishing send for friends in the old country
obtain steerAge prepaid certificates $2
Passengers booked from ali parts Of America to
China, &c.
Drafts from 81 upwards.
For inspection OF plans and other information apply at
the cOmpany's office, 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills OF ladng issued to Continental ports.
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
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THE HAMBuRG-AMERI0AN PACKET COMPANY'S
i iron mail steamship
FRTSIA,
Captain G. Meier, will sail on Thursday April "a, at
~. M for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth London
First Cabin, $l20 Second Cabin S72
s;eerage, ssO, payable in United States gold.
KUNHARDT CO., O. h. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
6l Broad street, New York 6l Broadway, New York.
The WESTPHALIA will sail May I.
Il, NJ. - -
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DRY GOODS.
JTAIRl HAIR HAIRl
IL The largest stock of Human Hair Goods in the city
at SHAW'S,
Bowery between Fourth and Great Jones street and
s Sixth avenue, between Twenty second and Twenty
third streets up stairs.
ShAW'S Patent Hair Switches
can be combed and brushed, 81 each.
Human Hair, cheapest and best in the market
Short Hair Switches, S2 each and upwards
French Switches, Is.
Curls. 81 and upwards.
Latest styles always ON hand.
1Ol oENTs-FINE WHITE CANTON MATING; RED
lO2 check. fancy and colorcd Mattings: a Chevioi
Shirtings l5c. Woollcns, Cloths Ca assimeres, &C.
ANDREW LISTER CO., l03 Chambers street.
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THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE 10
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES, <

A FOR SALE, THE PROPERTY or A TRADES.
a. man from the country; enc good draught Horse,
weight $50 lbs he Is good worker either IN single
double harness; sound; parted for fault only the
fulh AYeRpe
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IN AneeGr e%lIFSRsfH IiTs ssfsmer
Sails on Saturday, April 10, from Pier 20,
HENDERSON BRofHERs, No Bowling Green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
MsIf siExT5TIFs aziIn iETWFES NEW YORK AND
nen viii sail '' from pier No. 8 North RIVER s oS io
WILLIE Du HAvRE. surmont. Saturday, AprI ie
wAsMISaToN. Ronsa sstaray. May
ST. LAURENT, Lcmarie. Saturday, May 81
PRICE OF rAssAsE n SsH y GoIp Ivn v,n;luding wine
First Cabin, SIZE; Second Cabin, SIS
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
Il s to Or M ira. svs ss n
transit by English alway and The discomforts Of cross
ing the Channel bedes saving time, trou5lc ana cx.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. s. Broadway.
CrEAMER VILE DU HAvRF,. FOR BREsr AND
y iiavre will leave pier % p Sorth River foot Of Morton
are requested to be on board q soelock ,
T,HE HAMBURG.AMERICAN PACKET coMpASYs
iron n'A.i steamship 'rRIsIA,
.apa'n :. ~ss. s H. HameaTs; a''n .a. - u
sa% 's S%1a London
so payable in J. yqss g. srSaSsB as B0 poAs
o AgeS NEW roadwss ew XSra
The WEsihiiAIiA Win ssll Nay, II no
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.
IN Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool; fortnighty
to London direct
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
from piers A and AZ Norta River
SPAIN, Grace saturday April la at 10 A. ".
ITALY, Saturday, April26 at NJ
GREECE Thomas saturday, May at 10 A. NJ.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK, Summer. Thursday, May l. at A. NJ.
THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE
THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE.
Cabin passage, $50 and $50, currency.
Steerage. $29, currency.
Prepaid stcerage tickets from Liverpool, Queen
Londonderryi Glasgow; Cardiff, Bristol @ or Or London.
CHEAPER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For further Information apply at the c9mpanys ONCE
SO Broadway. +. W. j. HURST. Manager.
TINTED STA Es MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool
Sailing cverv Wednesday.
MINNESOTA, freeman. pri 23 at ~ r. ".
MANHATTAN, Price, Jr............. April 80, at T. NJ.
From pier ~ North River.
Cabin passage $50 gold seeragc, ssc currency.
Prepaid tickets, S3s currency -
Passengers booked 70 and from Paris Hamburg Nor
way and Sweden &c. Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GuION, ~ Broadway.
NUNARD LINE.
Y ! he Kritish North American
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For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail steamers
SiTx q fiMEhiSk TSSrsaayy, TSSay 1! Apr! = sFs
SETy & NY SSsssy, SsS.sasyy, Aay Nay \
GiTY SHTY on or MAY NAY
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
:" ''' = ''''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin $s5 and $l0O gold according to accommodation.
Round trip tickets at low rates.
aondsrrx London srlssoi or Csrdia So Prepaid ceS
Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates e''
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For sieerase passage, s. Broadway
o'DoNNELL rAuLK 4os Chestnut street Philadelphia.
NJ = CREAGH, Io2 State street, Boston.
WIN INMAN. Liverpool and No. Q Rue Scribe. Paris.
Every WEpSkspAY 7 AND d sATURbaY trt DAY .0fA'
GS9iAaSix 5SPiA Wss ss 1Srii Tas
sa y May May
The sc s on Of this line
all upper deck thus securing good light and
''"'''"''o" RATES OF PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, OR LONDONDERRY.
Saturday steamers. Wednesday steamers
Cabin return tickets sccur-
.As '''' A'e sTEERAGE, $50 CTRRENCY
Tickets for passage to from any seaport or railway
station IN Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
DRAFTS FOR FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES
oce' hESEgsoSs TS EEGgSSs sbRS4 ses EfS agents
n B.-CALIF0RMIA M sails At 10 a. NJ, April ~
Information for ocean travellers can be had free Of
charge on application
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STALLIONS.


EDwARD EVERETT, THE SIRE OF JOE ELLIOTT
~ who trotted last Summer on Mystic Park In 2:l5ls
uhe fastest mile ever rossd either IN public or prvate
trotted in 2s and Of Judge Fullerton who has trotted
in 2:2lA will make the at the farm of william
Keetch, near Goshen Orange county, n Y For further
partcula the Turf, Field and Farm"
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Aspinwall, Panama, Santa Martha,
Greytown and Pacific coast Of

dor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The ste amship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain Samuel
L. Clapp will leave pier No North River on Saturday.
April ~ at p. M. Freights received daily. Through
rates given to Galveston fndanoa, Rockfort Aranzas
wharf Drazos, Santiago and St Louis
sa0e ann]v 70 ssiARK sEAMAS 20 West street p
, 1873-11-17
AN UNJUST TAX.

The Additional Lovy by tho NonFd OF
Equalization Objected to in Rock
xslald--nlect ing to Nature Mcnsurcu
for Testing tho Matter i'll the Colartss
Special Dfspatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Nov. ia meeting OF the
manufacturers OF Rock Island wa8 held last
the legality Of tho latc action Of tho Illinois
Board Of Equalization in tho courts. The OBJ
ject is to aooure al injunction to prevent tile OK
tbuBion and collection Of the additional
corporations interested do not object
to the tax upon their tangible property as listod
By the local Assessors; but claim that the atlti-
tonal Tux, as assessed by the Board Of E2ualixa-
ton, ie double tax, and therefore unjuaA
, 1873-11-17

In R1nvorlail1, Nln.s.-.f4oss el73a000-.
Several Persons burned to DuutlA
md HIntly injured.
HAvERu1L1, Mass, Nov. ia fire broke out
this morning in Washburn Block. aud before it
could be subduod burned eighteen build
ings, destroying tho stores Of thirty-fye
business frms and throwing 800 hands out
employment. Among tho buildings burned were
some Of the leading shoe factories in Now Eng
land. The loss will reach 8175,000, fully coyar-
cd by insurance. The principal losers on build
ings are j.. T. Gilman, s. 7. Prescott, J. B.
Nichols, and George Green. It is estimated that
the ealyage OIL tue stocks, a larse purton Of
which voro removed aud only injured BY wator
and exposure, will amount to 80 per cont Of their
value.
The bodies Of Hn]0s George. d shoe manufac-
turor, and Amos O:3Heath, an employe Of Boyn-
ton BroB., we're founu In tho ruins Of Gima,'s
Block, and it is supposed third person per-.
ished, acknowledgement Cheney, Foreman
Little, and Firomnn Hutchinson were badly i'll
jured by falling walls. Tho origin OF tho fire
is unknown.
, 1873-11-17
LONDON PRESS COMMENTS.

LONDON, Sept. 17-5 .. m.:-Tha Times this
morning, IN u lending editorial, says J.. the Vir4
ginius sifair had occurred during, tho aBeendonoy
Of tl,e Democratic. pnrty, itwoud have boen i'm.
modiately annoxod: 1t draws contrast contrast bo 2.
Cuba and tho lenient treatment by tho American
Government Of foreign blockado.runnors during
tho Rebellion. II England is called upon to act
in consequence Of tho execution Of any Of her
not acknowledge the independence Of Cubs, es-
pecially If tho act would chocl such outragca.
It recommends the adoption OF that limo Of pol
10y by tho United Htates.
Tho Daily Telegraph contains An article simi-
lar to lhat OF tho Times. Both journals concur
in the opinion that Spain is powerless to enforce
ropAration, and TINT tho United Btntes may pos-
ai6ly DO compelled to intoryonc, even though re-
luctRut to do so.
, 1873-11-17
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Cuban
Synpathizers at St. Louis.
=
The Government Unanimously Recon-.
mended to Interfere.
Tidings from Minister Sickles Anxious1y
Awaited. ;:
Views Of the London Papers.



PHILADELPHIA MOVEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.-Seven hundred men
woro at work to-day on tho monitors Manhattan,
Ajax, and Oanandaigua. Tho Manhattan will go
into commission tomorrow. The Ajax will havo
Its sheets placed tomorrow. Tho Pintn, n largo
tug ia being made ready IS dispatch boat be-
tween Koy WeBt and Havana Tho Powhatan
and Monongahola are expected daily from New
York. The former will not as consort to the
Manhattan. '
ACTIVITY At THE pnooKLYN YARD.
New YonK, Nov. 16.-About i, 1000 persons Wis
tied the Navy-yard yesterday. many Of them bo-
ing in search Of work, not taking into account
those who we1e thero for purely personal mo-
tiyeB. Tho officers Of tho yard say thai no time
since tho war has tho general public oyMced
such
INTEREST IN THE AFFAIRS OF THE NAvY-YARp.
No secret is made of the fact that ordors haye
beon received from Washington to prepare all
available vessels in the yard for aottVo service na
soon ns possible, and well informed parties say
orders have been lasuod to prepare Tor sea at
onco every suitable vessel IN the United States.
Tho frigates Minnesota and Colorado, Zach car
zying fifty guns, will be ready for sea within
twenty-five days. Capt. Ransom does not beliovo
there ts no veEaol In our navy competent to :,
CONTEND WITH THE HPAN1an Fn1aArE ARAP1DEs
but believes thns ono Of our monitors can easily
put ehots clear through her, and disable her
machinery. 1t 1B not true that orders have boon
received from tho Navy Department to atop
s1sefa. D1spatch to 1'hs Chicago 74tbuns.R w..
WAsn1NoToN, D. G., Nov. 16.-Last night
about 81 ,000, 900 WAS sent to the Navy-Yards at
New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, to be,pald
outby Disturbing officers for repairs and fsup-
plies for ;. the voBsels to DO dispatched
to Cuba. This t.' is looked upon
| ~ another evidence '.of business. Strange
as it may seem, financial confidence las attended
than apuaront1v iYroBolute menanres THAI ]atn
effort to reduce the navy and its oxpensas, Of
which Senators Boutwell, and Logan were tho
loadors, has lost support, greatly to the joy Of
/ the marines.
, 1873-11-17

New YonK, Nov. 18.-The Roy. air. Deechor,
in Ills sermon to-day, said the Tribune made i
powerful appeal to tho Bympathies Of the Ameri::
cnn people, in favor OF free Cuba, denounced
tho execution at 6antfngo as an outrage
against humanity and civilization, pro-
cooding from q oruol love OF blood. Ho
thought, however, our Government should act
thoughtfully and not rashiy mud II Spain can.
national Justice fall not only upon the porpo-
traitors, but so o. to givo knowledge and froedom
to those who desire liberty, ind tho holp Of
oyory honest heart Oh tho globo.
, 1873-11-17
THE WORklNGM GMEN.
Special Utspatch to The chicuyo 1'ribnne.

TIE AGITATION IN DETROIT. I
DETROIT, Nov. 1G.-Tho Committee Of unem'
ployed workinglnen hayo issued public nd
dross, very moderate and sensible in Its lan'
guage, urging capitalists aud manufacturers to
organize 80 III to furnlBll ~ much employInont
as possible during the coming wlntcr, and cau-
ing on laboring mon to DO reasonable and calm.
They also appoint aerios Of mectirgs, for the
organization Of ward clubs for tho worklnSmen,
tical stops towards Systematic relief.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16,--TAis afternoon
1asgo mass meeting Of working1nen and women
tho Bituation. Tho City Council were denounced
for not providing work for tho destitute. :,
committee was appointed to moet the Council
Committee tomorrow. It Is said 10000 peopla
are out OF work in this city.