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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
PERSONAL.

Gen. Ducrot has resigned his seat in the
French Assembly.
Charles Bradlaugh has had enthusiastic re-
ception in Cincinnati and st. Louis
1t is reported that the post Of French Min
later az Washington has rendered TO N Fourier
The MARQUIS de Noailles will probably be
transferred 10 Rome change is made in the French
Legation at Washington.
State Senator York Of Kansas, whom SEN
ator Pomeroy attempted TO bride with such disastrous
consequences to himself is leoturng IN the Western
states on Wealth a Political Power
NJ. Casimir- Perier Of the French National
Assembly briefly answered constituents who urged him
20 aid In establishing monarchy In France !; " The
Comte de Chanbord himself replied TO your letter
Mr. Vincent Collyer has left Memphis, where
he abored 80 zealousy during the rsVages OF the yellow
tever and ia now on~his way TO this city, by way OF
Montgomery Alabama, and Bslnbridge, &c orgia The
Memphis ne wspapers speak IN terms OF the "srmes'
gratitude of his services IN their Guy
Santiago Cancio Bello, for many years Pro-
lessor OF the Spanish Language in Harvard University
has been arrested In Havana charge OF conspirnR
a0ainst the Spanish Government He left Boston, where
his wife and children still the LIST OF the present
month 10 see about his property in Havana which had
been sequestrsted aud was aTfcseu iuhoua'op VI no
arrival IL the latter place
An Indian maiden of Il years named Minnie
rmrDse.ka or the White Feather" died On Sunday In
Roston She was the sole survivor OF the Chsyenhe IN
dans mIssacred years ago at SAND kver oy oroef
OF an officer dismissed from the service 'or 'he
hsrnaroua act She was adopted by Boston family
and great attention was gwen 10 her s1uoa.non I
nted states ap thOres settled upon nor eso ACRES VI
land which now roverts 70 the nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
PANIC CASES IN COURT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PLANS or THE UNION TRUST CoMPAsI

plans or The UNION TRUST COMPANY.
Fullerton Knox and Crosby, attorneys for
Biederman Coz IN the suit for slOOOOOO against Drew
Robinson and Alden the complaint 10 which was pub
ished IN THE TRIBUNE last Monday. have served oe
raand on Robinson and Alden that they shall make
sadavit as 70 the transactions in the Canton matter
Mr. Alden through Bir1ss Friend, his counsel. has
declined 10 make such AFFIDAVIT and Mr. Robinson under
similar advice has pursued the same course IL is
thought an order will be obtained from the
ourt for the examination OF Messrs. Robinson and Al
len In reference TO the transactions.
Judge Fsncher at the Special Term Of the Supreme
Court Friday made order in the action Of Angus
tas W. Kelley IT,, sgt. the Union Trust Company, sp-
pointing " P. Dixon referee 10 state and pass the
accounts OF Edward b. Wesley. the receiver Of the
Trust Company. The made up TO the
close OF hours Of Saturday Nov 99 1879 and
report will be presented the Court With all
uent speed the END that upon the coming OF such
report proper order shall be made" Abraham R..
Lawrence is also asked 20 report To the Court what
amount should be allowed Edward b. Wesley for his
services as receiver and TO counsel and attorneys
EMPLOYED by him 1t Is the intention Of the officers OF
the Union Trust Company TO resume business TO-
day "a decided by the directors at their meeting early
lat week Mr. Wesley told a TRIBUNE reporter
that they certainly would do 50 II they should be
bie 90 get the institution out or his hands, this
be should offer no opposition. He said that ample
preparations mad been made 70 meet any deInand by de-
pOsOrs, and that the institution WA III sound con-
In the United states Circuit Court on Friday. Judge
BlatcbfOrd granted an order authorizing Abram 3.
Hewitt receiver Of the New ork snu oswego Mid
lkBd Railroad Company T. sell az puDlI0 aite
advertising required by law, the pier ~ tue loot OF
Vesey-st. and the buildings thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
THE WINTERS WORK OF CHARITY.

The Committee appointed at recent meet
ing OF representatives from all the large Charitable
societies received Saturday night the report oil their
subcommittee set apart 20 draft policy and plan OF
operations for the Relief Committee during the present
winter Jackson s Schultz presided. Lewis b. jackson
acting as secretary. DOrrnan B. Eaton VINO hau
drafted the report read the plan OF operations Tue
recommendations we're these: The appointment OIL
new committee Of nine adequate relief for the
poor during the Winter the PRONUNCIATION OF the faet
that work IL scarce IN order to keep people FROM
pressing the city from the country the procuring
employment in the Country for those who are unem
poyed in the city precautions in aseer'anins
apple ations are made good faith the furnsshihs
of aid through existing charitable organizations TO
quest that the State Board OF Charities vii hold an
early session an invitation TO the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction and the Commissioner OF
Emigration 10 cooperate; the opening of centrai
Office where the information contemplated Ms coming
from organizations of charity may 30 received, and
where useful information shall DO given TO tho poor IN
respect 10 charitable aid available and most appro
nriate for tbeir reiiet the employment of ssapsrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
LATEST SNIP NEwS.
lT0r otbe, ShiD NeiOs SEE FIN Pdge.
ARRIVED Sunday, M

", v D
steamship Sorl London OCT T. ase
1o,h aal Bsrsen n1s ? %il '1s e5 % ~ 49, . s nth
steamship LORI C.e l5f U.r, Boston Sor % ab,.t
steamship Gdy, ts eio Lonioa nov s. iaa 're li6 With
steamship Face ,Br fompsoa lvsrDo, - Queenstown
18th with n.ss and 49, 20 ,. W J. Hurst -,
steamship SOrss Pont FosT Ps'ieOa' VIII mise 70 1'n'.f
Steaass,p ieorgi, cro~eu Chloo .sdDas. - w.
ste1Hasip Mcutor - &. soroa % LonlI'rs
steamship Frsscoui, Bng. Portland slsb mis-, sd %
seim.nip Abemare Reed sork nis AM p.A oh Do
ss,sp Ic5oal Lawrenc- ReAa,ni ca, P,.u, Norfolk.
ssa,hp Gen Nslie samson New orleans Nov - With nd'r 'o4
pass s. bon S' R1r 11'' q,p B. Helen.
S's Sup i.r@s 80 Isr 40 is@ss srsen "a a.ys Win a
Barb Dagnd Norl haTe An.ersm sep, 80 via P'moas OFT
ssrE TInsook ofy,rnoua " Dars Bremen IS ,y. bal
asst Is anchored Of sandy HOOK Cor orders.
Meteor lAor vsa Kav Genoa % lays F.h marble r'g
B.. C3.r, tG.rl P1-r,ns Rot.-ris- SD d,r, sA nls-
81. Ye.1n. sSOr Jaeos'en galway - 5,,s n e.s
ScbG sDei-ay Harrington. nrwi Wials,r.
SAILED.
g.rk Pap, d. Ro.i. for oa,ea,lgTn.
WIHD-SIls,. light. \ "; ci-aL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nov jOBelOw bark Ellen Ae,morr from iioo With o~s
toErSxs, 3oP,.Vd or Baltimore. steamship
Baltimore fon b1sa 49, C o. TSn ' , S .r V
Ilsms ron s,nii Hs;te from West Indies Pssss nut:
Ses Steamship De,oah from Norfolk ou'ei TIE Fort o4Arsa
ss,hsIS Ia Nov 30 Arrived steamship Hernia Lyaexos
Ida Bu, from ses fort Cleared 'teamsh p' Mont
CaAsIEsros Nov 2s-ArnrrI .usnp sOoth cloS, 'aa C.
A. Beste5. from New YORK
FOREIGN FORTS
PLrsoUrs j0rhe hambug American iAne steamship Hot
saa Bafena hssiOr No. 20 arrived bers o.ly .,.
M1vLLE Nov sOIhe Alsn Line ,tssnsaio N7'io1,n W,t"
from Quebec Nov II .rTyei here yesterday and sale oi
ss.ros Nor - tooAe- here ''a'J 'ah pro
eeedsd 70 Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
THE RESIGNATION OF JUDGE SHERN4N
or ONO.

HIS LETTER TO THE Observation-Disclosures OF HIS
CONNECTION WITH WASHINGTON LOBBY
In rendering the President his resignation as
Judge Of the United States District Court for the North
erp District Of Ohio Judge Charles Sherman says be
ia not aware that he suspected or accused OF
official misconduct aud refers recent action Of the
Cleveland Bar in asking him to resign as being inhu-
enced by motives far than any attributed 20 him
he adds:
The only fault that has found with by those
who took part In the proceeding OF the Dat
grows out OF employ ment ~ tDe late MT LockWoou
10 aid him and other brokers OF NewYork IN procuring
the reversal repeal OF grossly erroneous ana unjust
construction by revenue on1cer OF revenue IA" NAT
Affected only brokers residing In the XXAlid DIS
trict OF NewYOrK. This employment could IN NO way
conflict with my official duties. The subject matter couo
i'm no form come before for judicial action No law or
moral obligation prohibits Judge from seeking the re-
peal OF any law with or without compensation Inc
gentleman who employed me knew OF my 0rnciai posi-
ton and IL could not aid him. he knew Also tha.
+ would not personally aid him In Washington out
would rely on Judge Barley and K Q. Parsons 20 pre-
sent the matter the proper authorities dd an tha
IL was done through their agency, Inc .'aIn
for compensation founded upon that De
lief | erred when making the claim ia not specluchIy
stating VINO rendered the services. lhsteau vi
their ri9hts az my own, which had right 70 do But
notbiug was done by either OF these gentlemen wheh
could not lawfully and properly 10 deny, therefore
mar | have done anything that might not lawIuly
and properly do either ~ cllhen or as Iuuse' aiu
upon this might cheerfuiiy ana win great oon
nience appeal to the only trl0unal that c-iii Wy
anv Accusation against But the leading ana gov
ern,nu motive which acuates IN Orerng TINS fe-iS
nation is the wish 10 avoid the puOnclty thab NUS
necessarily result IN meeting this ACCUSATION Sobst
tinted a. am rather than undergo the pain oi having
nv name and actions and motives. ana those 81 my
family and relatives canYasscd anu cOubouto' uPo
friendly or unfriendly spirit by persons etDeI ~ ~
ont OF Congress would prefer 10 retire from my pres
nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

facts were learned late iast night Capt scbcrt OF the
Third Precinct having tried to suppress tho csse:
Seven masked boarded the italian brig ksttsno.
lying in the North River. of the Battery at s~ yes
terday and obtained complete possession OF the vessel
after which they robbed the captains wife OF rjewery
and also took concealed in the cabin Capt
Cennatsur the commander resisted and shot in the
leg and seriously injured The mate bound and
gagged and OF the hold the steward while the
others secured the jewels and money.
There were taken two gold watches. three gold
chains. two gold rngs set in rubles, and
$40 money. The steward states that one
OF tho had scar on his right
cheek OF the robbers has been captured and nve
officers hunting for tina others The property taken
Is valced at N,0Ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
GOgERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyyICR OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCEk'
WAsHISGTos ID. C.. Monday, Dec ii a. ID ,
Suuopsis FOR the past tceniyfoW hoHrs a.,
The barometer is slowly falnng IN tne No '.,t
we.t with easterly winds and cloudy wes'her eA'onu
ing to Missouri. , -. ,.s,hia ,yinds n,o.tly
r,barv over the lakes and thence 10 the olo Naley
Northesterly winds and cloudy weather ~ hen.noN
- Tennessee: north easterly Winds AMI clear weather
IN Ihe southern states rortn westerly ann
srly cold and increasingly ciondy weather Ia 'he
and Middle states. nm.
For the North. West and upper lakes, I&Hne oaIonr
"a. aasterly winds veering O. westerly. Win ciouuy
weather and occasional light snow -, ,,,.. VII.
- tna Iower lakes, thence 10 the ONO valley
and heasterly winds. cloudy weather
and occasional snow ana ram. -, .o-, 49,, ,,. an,
cloudy weather - .,.,, ..;,,,. r,s,o, fam
Fnr the southern States nortnery "luus' 0H'ns oi"
ner,ture aud partly cloudy weather. -,
To- ne Middle aud Eastern Mdtes nOrtaSTs an" eas
81. vo,,,ds inereasgly etoEdg weather asd 'ee1s'o
R.is In the former section. . 60, M.
Rsnarts are rnissing from the Southwest.
Ifi.r the 10th inst the display or cautionarb s'sua'
viii DO suspended at tue Lake ports 'or Inc "'n'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
TWO VIEWS OF THE ALLIANCE.

The Rev. G. Schroeder of ST. Nicholas's
Roman Catholic Church addressed large audience in
the New-York Assembly Rooms, at secondave. and
Firstst last night on the subject of the Evangelical
Alliance" After nsrrating the history Of tho Alliance
tle speaker affirmed that members had accomplished
nothing by their meeting They had tried TO reconcile
regon-and they had failed. No positive Christianity
co1ld ever be built on foundation OF rationalistn.
Dr. Brann delivered lecture At Irving Hail, last
night, On the Evangelical Alliance" In the course OF
his lecture he denounced the doctrine OF the union OF
Church and STATE and affirmed that be would rather
the should sweep America than that ts In
haotants should become victims OF civil oppression or
religious slavery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
rrIEGRAPHuc NOTES.

The nry in the libel case of Chief OF Police
- =, agsst Red osTs-s failed ts ,sres aud
gas dsehsDud
Pan, c. Z. Schafer age -. proprietor on
i,.. her saloon Bass becoming terponhea. 1h I'm
49, nd he.i.h shot hisssf dead with pistol yesterday
Mr.. Myers, editor of The Cor'nHe Repo<tr, who
an rues.y mpeed 10 the &c. sAd By
sduei br an With spiuus. ia@ 10 salt
Lac cir name cd Foster. from New York
A house IN Morris-st. Philadelphia. occupied
- t.v =. Vxor, Rdsy bargl4rs she
lied aa tea AMI feet s.sssi bar ana robbed tie hsass :
Ard al. lrf 2ne N t,r
sose ss acr ToslE sa vhs saaar .. s-es71S ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHTSGTOS. Nov 29.-COmmander Fyfe bes
been ordered uy charge H the rea-rvcu Il D.tro
Azster H. NJ Tsllmsu Detroit hsstT " n
bertse tbs Receiving Inep-Bieaoe The Mare Island ss
Yard Second Assistant Engineer Th0nas the FLORIDA capt
George H. Cooper detached she Nsok hyyIsr<
tnd ordered 20 commsnd the ironsi Terror Dec Cea
manGer Robert L. Phythisn from dg n n, BosrS
Examiners, and sriered eau,neBs agtr the bostss
HaVyYsri Lieut. Georze DarsRd Ohio sns
ordered the Speedren ieu s.us from TIE rg~
and placed waiting orders: Mc'hpnarJ Bber b. sn plsos<
waiting orers Assistant SUeou Os has been detached ron Ne
PhGdph SvyYs D. and ordered 10 recrng iu.Y Detroit Pr
As.,r Engineer Jsnes Euvs from zs Frsnkh .si eriee
the Florida Frs Assistant Bngner AstOa from spe4 cgsT ss
dered Detroit Wm
Moore from he Bureau Of Or4er~ brsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

tendent and assistsos the collection ot subscripo
request to the clergy bring tho matter before then
congregations
Nathan Bishop said. q member OF the State Board
Charities, that they would be happy to have such
bo ny or local inspectors formed The State Board had
mao provision for 1000 wards Of the state ct i've
lums situated at YaphaBk l.. l., Buffalo, Albany. 81.
1Awreh 90 County, and Delphi After the adoption Of
the repoi the Chair appointed the following rs the
COMMITTEES who are to the task imposed
upon them b. the report: Henry Day. Adam W. Spes,
q. NJ Kngse,', Theodore Roosevelt, the Rev. John Hail.
ID. Edwin Hawi1y, the Rev. Father Edward AeGiynn,
IL. r. tferh j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

n.ebce ne -wuy W.. NM vs's -~ .ss .. -
~. bsl ,a uosvep 80 soe 70 gro sasrpaop Ne
robbers IT. tta - = - .. -
ia BRIGHAM Young's nineteenth wife
.-hnH L,4--. VrgaY for The East Der ssssso
Ian oan LAis tsy On ds. before ts- tvs rrsvr,aAV
poyEa BY Ssr st.sti,s a.. si ss.s
slnsaec~, 70 the fIihneo. - ''FF
VOW o. mI.t Wssbiagtos
tn. " nesit Power Company " ~ ss SUI navs
h,h 1 va C, Of Boston AMI he ne,s H1r, &C..
GLoaf SUI asAihs' 'rc. Or taxing bon Ae -
n.ht f600O0 ard he property ~ - ~ sns
..s 10. sc ~ &c "ssr Bosri has been stasaei ' ~
IT,. .h;la-.. drowned By the sinking
Of esaaoo. 10 The p..sr saI 5, eosol ssh .ssS~
lhnfslAf hCrbnx
The and wife s.vei n n a.. a. .,s n.n nat ~
frightened By tie eoidon. b,ef IL " ~ ~ SUI ~ wv
rescued.
IA dispatch from st. Alban sitSs .l,, hnsyn
T. Craze q Darlington Asnstsat Csstofo . - a.. .,,n,s
ltTf District has been declared -
B 1000 whom .
lble 10 aak cool lhs smOsnt em5eErd M $3.50 $3.50 -
Jerlu former Collector snDerSlei The monsT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

It IL not Just the thing ask people 60 die. zoe
gnt uev
xong already - r.s a. well know hsa
purehsscd 81 E1r ie~
prers Moreuv black -ao moaning
.nd these recommend 70 u beAilaArte tbAs
JArks0S's MogRSlSs GOODS SrORE. ~ BioAisp
for bsrs hs ooy dstnsuys nosru,nd
u1erseief bonoanne and
mourning The point however, nus 1ss
vide
esnt and Barn cord al sboot kah
their price goods not Old eI are fresh sas
kceleG 1Bl offered Tor tBirtJ
yreay less tas1 scY cOl sFe Oees
gold before the Sah aiaseneni a. hes .n
cor on short TINE Black gDo.s sui al aoHos fos
which eai isasnt the re stocks N The inoorr
In The iuetoa room -y nave tH W-Ss
cents apos he var within q ~ees-iOn' Graphic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
,,,,, AZ, ,sov ~ A CHARITY CONCERT

The concert in aid of the poor, to take
Mace at the Academy OF Muse tomorrow evening Is
giyep under the auspices Of the scandinavian hmgAn
Protection Society Nine Nilsson VIII sing '"'nanI'
from Otello" and some swedish arr 'eaio' tA4'"s
mart in nuets from Don Pasquale." ald 'Irosaore''
The other yocass are Messrs Caponl i1d Drl Ppente
Miss Lima Luckhnrdt. pianist and an orchestra under
Mr. Rabrsns will also take part the en'erainhnent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
The STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
ANTWERP Nov 29Pesroleun closed 80 "a. Tor SIS psis
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAvAs. -Sugar-Demaad fair aud prices ,ivaned Hcs
10 TO ~ d. s. llhDl2A2 arrobe sos IS 20 4.
l3i2dl4 holasses reals a. Havana
datAI-stoek wsrehouss ll0OO boxes anil 1900 hs
receipts OF the 225 bores; exported toe oHV
borDs and 80 hhds including 3i0O boI sud al s hbdS he
United States BAeoa Srm Batter 6rn Superior American, ttz0
S4f Goshen Sj2 Flour arm 1913 so 1926 Hs.e
Ameresn Sugar cared 0aet Lard srn IL kegs so 80 IN ans ga
1875 POtA sun 81 jOdS1 65. JLOs nrn Warfehos
White dull Onions fair demabl - j0GS3 Naval Sores
demand Coal Oil 6m. EnDty HOghsIs 10 iar temaaS -
IS j0dS6 Lumber IN fair demand White Pine $50 y NJ Pcs
Pine si5 Boz shcOks in far demand s I597 r, hershesss
shook. 81 reals HOOPS nominal Prsglus irme iosns al
75e Isl boShad Sugar 81 5O1$ts
shead Moas - 500 81 Falmouth orders a< 81
STA o. Exchange s,DsacuOns oPaaSa god. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

hand tfere wAs time which Il essyN y,
man VINO u 10 Inclined to deny Christ, or to DOUBT
God, and never 80 easy TO 6nd books sud men IN
abundance 10 give him and sympathy 10 s
true. on the other hand that faith the Son OF God was
never so simple and 10 attractive now IL would seem
though possible could be left for unbeef
except such the unbeeving head would suggest and
enforce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
6per,ai SOnres

Rev. Hrnry Ward Beocs'gr uys Wa sannsoa he But
LgR HRALrH LIT 81 peo vhoss ro1Aasns severely nr "
br.,a .aa 10 q WHOSE syeisas iowa"
exercise sntresi cunnvs sccspyax 'he eres
tus Restores ssA caJ sss sssscs ssps
ni.s on lesaas pb YscAa< st NesfsIk PhNc,ss
OIP.Ck. PARK BArA BuAApisG, ma BaoAe"As. sss 90
FaA ave- Brosklrp. 15S RspAsas. 4. ri1tL-a- SOS
IEwls u iANeS h,e.ss,
Insect. a. v es-tasse.Dr " n..Ss - =
pRSrRuCT1VL ikslnsfS ,oa rocess ssse~sS>h
Portland gr-a TN INK gxTA Ne 10 rnss Sxs-Y.&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
PRINT CLOTqSMARkRr.

P9ovDsSoE T. Nov 29Prnnns Cloths ari n.rtes sle-~s
foo,
900 pieces 64 including 900 Standards The week 10
5ls 10000 Extra hand 5sc 1000 BrTs %
30 - 900 EEs January 50 4sJss
40 O0J RItrs gp January 5ss p. 80 sOd part % i.I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Prom LIvBRPOOL-Ta s,e1rpshp FrIn~ Nov SOM iA
Hnsvorh Rev and Ms O. SSsSr and eharen NJ,
AID Mrs Mr sud Mr~ s. Kicker, J. q Okeir q j.
JefreT, A. K Plant D. p Hammond 7 H. Potter
FROM BRBNBNIa gInashp D0nas Nov j0-hsunsn seaes.
Alb Scbmst Frefr Psb Pibsi DOFohea Ninth NJ Hsr
g. Mr.. G. Schaf snd aitEs Asrnsa Asop sai 1sdr 4
Heller. Bab.lha Heller Car oAllls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

John Bulger. who was shot in the ,sye' IN
the Sixteenth Precinct. last Thursday morning p"s
an alteration died at Bellevue Hospital la; gh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
A DARING OUTRAGE BY RIVER THIEVES.

Ii was extensively reported III police circles
Yesterday that daring outrage had boen perpetrated
by river thieves on the captain OF a vessel lying
IN tho narbor durng Toe nirbt previous, Tho following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

Thousands Of Required or. h,vs been oern4nrnay
pads and wire springs IA
anne iRus- o75 BreNsaJ All De a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

says your Ga. Bis.-Ask Gr,cer of Guard Hovrs
slIyza sYaING Brilliant and safe. i5i hIiesil1@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
IREIED

rouss- cOoz-oa wsfss.i,y Nov - All soas CsurA
place the Rcv Pr.shssi rector Chsrs-
Regsrfs Park Ers hn5 tsashts
Ca.rLr. D CosE n D. Of Brooklyn. No csri.
Al Notices. of Marriages mass o. lEd1vssd v'h (aa
sap,e and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

Al Notices Of !
aap.e and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
OTHER MONETARY INTERESTS.

yuE AFFMRs OF THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To LARGE AMOUNT
DISCOVERED.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-08-06
THE BISHOPS KETTLE.

The following story is going the
round of English railways: The Bish-
op of Litchfield has taste for walk
ing, and on one occasion, some time
ago, he walked from q church in the
Black Country to the railway station
where he was to take the trair for
home, On the way he happened to
observe group of men sitting to-
gether on the ground, and Immediate
ly resolved to say word in season
to them, after the fashion of the Ca
liph Haroun, or the average tract dis
tuributor, We'll, my good men, said
his lordship ineognitO, what are you
doing? The response Of one of them
was not calculated to please and en-
courage the amiable prelate. 'We
been a loyin,' he said. Lying, said
the Mortified Bishop; what do you
meanY why, yer see,' was the ex-
PLANTATION, 'one on us fun kettle, ,and
we bin q tryin' who can tell the big
gest 10y to have it. 'Shoekingp said
the Bishop, aud straightway improN-
ing the occasion, he proceeded to i'm
press upon the sinners the enormity of
lying. He informed them that he had
been taught that one Of the greatest
sins was to tell lie, and, in fact, so
strongly had this been urged upon
him that never in the whole course of
his life had he told a lie. Alas no
sooner had the excellent Bishop mad e
this announcement than there was
gleeful shout, Gle tn governor tn
kettle; gle tn governor tn kettleP