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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

We sell all kinds of good Goods at small
profits. Hogan Bros, Union street.
sen2S IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

Tell all your neigbbors to 60 to Hogan
Bros, Union street. Bep28 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

WaterprOOfs, prettiest and cheapest, at
Hogan Bros, Union street. sep2S2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

Medicated Flannel at Hogan Bros,
Union street. sep2o 2s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30
RIVER NEWS.
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, with Changes
In the "a hours ending p. m. Sept. 20, 1913.
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Importing Cholera.
Fentans.

DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-Thors was large
meeting at Dro3heds yea;erd y Ia favor Of
the rele Sc Of the FeGiau prisoners Seve-
raj members Of Parliament Participated in
the proceedings.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for this City, Monday
Sept. 20, 1873. Hrf
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ABOVE CHANGES-
Low --
WATER. Rise. FALL
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Lord Mayor.

The election for Lord Mayor of London
to-day resulted in the choice of Andrew
LusB, at present an Alderman and member
OF Parliament.
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-30
@esaaei iRssis sc satsstssa ne.

llnter biefem 2itel luerhen suir In alpbdbeti,
fdber Srbnnng unb ii fnrter GeotInng aber Dius
ee unb Eerfonen suff fdlub seben, bic iil ben 9eis
funsen iinb in gefprdtben nnter 0ebifOefen an
meiHen borioatu,e,s. ieber 3eituuas it
In bsr Gage, fif Elm iBeure6s eonbes sfdtiensfeyis
ION III fdufen. Infer 8latt foa bielen Maassael
tbeiIweife dbbelfe is,Oeiit ipir ba8 ir .ale ns
tereFante nod ustb mad abbrnden tuoGen. 3 !.
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Gaa ;lais,.,..

ll2idt bIdilts. ss.s'.sa'Isss1s
aaberssD, sia6s a,lF osf syaisI giei-
|lien NIT III 600 sginlpp ss sss
glbersbasb eis, sias merit
Isparbiae bier Gtuabes Ia,sges ui,b eitte
IbaIbe gtsinOes abreste Sci Fetgruppe lin
|B6hmen. Die eiu5sIneA iDnberbar 9eitaIs
[teten 6eIgeN hdhels ebeniD ioa6erbore g3as
men, dis: Burger iter. auIer, GOD ,ss 81
|ri9t, Mpp8 ae. ID ssss51a aa3s3ssSS 49,
|. alSiaqbera. sasieaji9) slsidsaatI r..
h aIbidn lsprsseete sfreit58ae Y z
|fesss bespuslh esapretei iiantii9en Geifli=ss
tbeas @61iena I'D. l6g ssSahsbunbertS ge=lta
|fubrte Streit iibsr bic Graee, Do berg gll=,ss
|tus ino bic gerensDnieit siei9Siilti8e = =
EDin9e teien. Ser Streit tpdbrte 20 sssa1z q
Ire. ST, neuerer 3eit finn au1 III gngIan6
abiaphoriiii@es 6treitigfeiten beaiisIihs
her aisuraie' il bers sonali lifeniId) )sn ird,sfS e
[aufgetaudt 8 81 - - I'd ss~Rref
glbitb, 10 foll Der Sage nah bissin.
cine SdIsfdnle bsruassbelte sigutbsi1
gebeibea y6bsst. .tts.ssSSEsa 2s8E t8ss725G&
eqaAaeFffa gioenfdoftg ftg,Dprt n zoooosegsa ooosgsa
"a a.;,,ort ,n.sssa oss,nhni;s, ,,,;4s ss;;,,sS,,s
,o,,,,s, nsrh,,,sss, gW q No.
= ~ ~ w ~ ~
= ~ sT,,, Wan,, W. "A o,i. ~ 4'7 1Ds'1ts 81. Ssa
-. ss1 sa a.: 9 ~, ..l = q, gs s,e. ssAxxal
sgll1aefgs gesBI esl soe9n1,e sI9enosG e.1.'sg
elnss 2ean1en VI Ass1etlesa9 mo I'd
re'g, tAAaJloaahnttss' nts ; Gz>ssss4&sa1f
glDIMettreae bsabt esnes 5ade IN
RiAtisfsit brinest'. sg ss:@ gssa
agtisatatt bsibt sbersnisoets 0ffaiergabsr5
einens sf6be1eiI Befe1lsBober auget6silta
miro, uYt befTea wefeble ansauf feriigeil ,aaSG
iii ibetbritiaeu. gs oibt uerfdie6ene}
sRsslaafsn bon Mbtuta1tten. 3f5ie nriifenges3
tnaue RenntniB oes ntilitdrif' if'dstt Dtenles,s
@e.Danbbeit i, aitsa 2asea,, tste.s,snabS
seoHgenen !. gearattsr dlmo ote Vofasen oers'
gutter 4elell1d}dlt oe1eser'.s9 sssesssGllIas y
ssbIer, ein @aubboeel, ber taonio Der Go
qel aei,an,t. Die Mblers bobsil ,eia; .IIsbra'
}darfes geiidt, flieaen bod sunb i5bn,
|i,nb adbren fid bon fleinen Sau9ethie=@
rei,, e9}Daelna na.b sSSiih heil. Sic shaners
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-30

(|id 9ir m mtsibbsen:s iaata iaete ;bsr satige
|9err. serr. g sing ut6 bradte mir fanfsig
blonse abaler. Mie, grpB mar n,eine.
Sreuoe! eofOrt elite i'd su eis,em betant=.
ten 5anoel elsmant, Der iein @efddft III
|gr6Berem Mobltab betr;eb, nnb ertpdrb5
fiir 80 sboler Waaren, ,udhrenb i'd ben
|Meit 6es @elbes fir ipatere Ginfdufe re-.
Rrbirte. Ser GrTe, Dor ,pel9em id nit
i'rei,,eH qarenIaser," bass ssih euf benz.
Riden trls, ,erf@ien, mar Der r@rinber"
|n'eines junseu @ei6dfts. SD seiste benz
pfarrer ,neine Sddse nnb er fiiste 5u
Der eriten WobItbat iogleid bie anbere,
bab e. mir 'fiir baare aht sbaler Sa6en
abfantte, toas einen erfledli9en eriten
Rettosepinn obtuarf. I'm es furs gu n,a<
9en: auf bem seiitli6en slnlase= capital
rubts @ottes sesen. Nad einisen Sab
rel, fonnte ID ben Saufirbanber aufseben
nm mid feit nieoer5ulaiIen, unb perleete
mid ipdter auf ben @streibehombel, ben
ID nod beute treble. SD murbe, tuenn
|au3 niat reid, oenn oa5u geb0rt in un=
Ieren Sasen pieI, 10 bod Elm ,uoblbuben=
Der Mann nnb nteine ainber }ino ale
gut periorst. Sd Tin ins'pil@en alt se=
.tuorben, aber bas Mnbenfen an meineu
:@riitli@en gsobltbdter babe ID betpabrt
big auf sbieIe stanbe. unb Die Donfbar=
te!t sesen Jpn lebt il, a,ei,,em 9ersea mod
eben 10 irii6, wie Dor sier3is Sabren.
&atbolii6e SinsIinse, tuel9e fie6 bem
Stubium piometer, babe i9 baber iu1=
n1er germ unterfubt, be1onoers fol-
DE, tpel6e bic tbeolosiide garriere sein=
falasen ipollten. Ginen berfelben babe
i9 BON oer eriten &laile an in naeine Db=
but genonnteu unb ib,, NIT allem,, mas
er nDtbig batte,f benn Ct itanan,te BON
+gan5 arr1en gltern. 10 lange perleben,
biser als &aplan in Sc. angeftellt tuIrbe
.uno au@ Die snsituttuns als &aplan,
bat St BON mir erbalten. Sd Iase bos
itpabrli6 ni@t, ,lt1 mid 5u riibn1en, @ott
ioa mid bebiiteu, ionbern i'd er3dble es
Sbuen nit bonfbepeetem Ser5en. Mein
Bfegting 1T iebt 8farrer, aber i'd Be-
traGte i'm nod beute als meinen.
g obn. Wir feben in ber3li9em @er=
tebr. Gr beiu6t mid ale Sabre nnb|
tuiiabe es mir iebr oerabeln, tuenn id) i'm
anbers Sals nit $ ii anreben tnpIlte.~
rseben @ie," 70 idlob er ,ieine Giiadb==
lung abos iit-ni6t Der ein5ige, aber
Der banptid6tlidite @runb, ,pesbsaslbbe eid
bic totbolif6e &elision unb ibre @eiitli=
den bodiddse ,inb tuarlir, mir bie reli=
gi6ien 5einbielisfeiten unierer Sage bs=
ionoers ipebetbun." .. We ~ 4
Gbre bieiem. Maaae! Gr bdtte bag
3en9, nm als ,lltramontoner sefuiten-
freuno IN ben 8ann setban au .tperben!
laus Der sdlefiden 8otts3tsD 4
6iir @lter,l. 81 =. y
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-30
giss5 eleressspert a,er & 5sa6 e.

&otlneDer in 9. einen @laubensgenoHen
aus Rempen, aan,e11s Mbraban 2anbs4
berger. s9lid,t 55,,ns beiiten, lantet biea1nt-S
suortssaber i9 bin 5ufrieben. Mies gebt
es Sbre,g 9err GalImeyer2 befiuben Sic
iid pobR1 vNa, ersoieberte bieier, nit
Der Gelunobeit sebt es etipa, suenn man
nur nidt dlter tpiirbe unb oas. laibige.
@terben 1,i6t ndber fd,neM agBiNen Sic
,uas,. 1aste Der Mnbese, rfpmu,en Sic
nod aen,pen, bort 1T Md fein rei9er
Suoe seitorben." 2a6enb lbieben lie oon
einanber. b gs., ~.
Mbrabam 2anbsberser 1T ldnsft seitor=
ben ln6 3tpnr ebrli9 unb arm; ,pie er es
INNER setueien. gein gobn SIaat ha9e=
gen lebt nod III Der @tabt 8. unbsiit Elm
spobIbabeuoer anseiebener Neana, leste<.
esni1t feines @elbes, {onoern Ieiner
8ieberfeit iue9en. s@
Silt bieiem Ganbsber9er Junior traf ID
iiinsH 5uiomu,e,, ,lnb unterbielt mid NIT
ibn,su. a. iiber bic sesenpdrtige tirden=
politifde getue8uns. uWass balten; Sic
bon ben ietigen Mirren9@ fragte i9 i'm.
Grsfbiitteite ben Ropi. SD billi9e Den
Saalpf ni6t ipra6 er. u.uel@en oer
9taat ober ipenn Sic lieber tpollen, beri
giberalismus 9esen bic driitlide Rir6e
begnnne,1 bat. Sic HeIigipn 1T bie
@runbDeite Der .Staaten unb'
an bieie7m 9 oupesrf foute mon.
Md, tsrii tteIs1, bas brinst fein9eil
'ueber fit Die @esieruns nod fit bas
@plf. SD bin Elm Sube unb tuerbe benz.
Glauben n,einer Ddter ireu hleiben big
Suu, Sooe, aber ID a9te bic relisi6ie lle=
bessensang zines jeben ,lnb fdate beion-.
bers bie tatb.olifdbe Relision, ibre
9efenner ,lnb lire Drieftet. 9ieie M9=
tune Dor ber aeIigion miro man bei nns
Suber, faii iiberall ontrefien, freilid ,,ur,
bei ben re6tsldubisenL 1,idt Bel ben @e=;
fortniibe,,. Bei mir bat aber Die 9ob=.
ohh,ns Dprsber fotboliiden Rir1e nod
enIenv JAMS beionberen 8etuessrunb. "
~8urf id oenieIben erfnbren?" fragte i6.
so 1Dren sie!1 llnb nun begann ct
iene eebensseidi6te 81 ersdblen.
1;gsyn rtei,1er Sugenb our15og id), nm
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-30
glDeI Ibeab. (Die gble. Rane per.

. aGDelbeib. (Die CHEZ Ratae eer,--
f6iebener RaiSerinne,, RSnisianeJ, Silrs
itinneu, Yri,taeIlinen rnt,6s sanberer 8erIps
men. Die beiliges 2ai{erin Abelbeib
,purbe i'm Sabre 933 9eboren, mar Sc
mablin bes beus{9en Raiiers Otto ],
Mutter Dtto'g ii, 1nb @robm,tter Dts
sto's iii nnb itaTb am l6 9eaeusber 999
i'm Mpjfer Selb. s. 'se sses}s ss
l. 2lbeIbeiO8q,selIe, eine NainesaI-
.quelle i'm bairii9en Dorfe 9eilbrun abt
gtunbett BON MiinAeit. z.. . -, .s. ST.
MbeIbpI3ess, elm porIrfEi9 einaee
ri1tetes Milobab insO Oberbaier,t. i u #
/. Mbell, y paupHabt bon geHas
goantp in Sowa;2) Dorf in g be-
s boDon g onntD,, ,Wisfonilii'. {. 80
Mbeasssaaamsf felbess, maarttfledsa
iu Wiirteu,bers nit 1900 ginpobseru. s5
slbelnaar, Same ueri9iebener Jiir-
fen, Mebte unb BiI96fe. 81 ~
g(bel,ua,t, Rreis unb Stabt in Bo=
len. Ser Rreis bat IS, 900 Ginuobner,
bie Stabt 1000. Sn'Iebterer itnb 5tpei ta<
tbolif9e Rir9en unb I spnasoge.. s...
2lbel,n,sS, ber beilise, mar 8ii9oF
bon @berburn unba jtarb ita Sabre 709.
Sag: Is Mai. ..,s..s.. n. r. Z. >, -. y
9lbel8bcrss, 2seis in 9raiw (Oe=
iterseid)) nit 100 900 Ginpobnern. Sort
befnben ii4 beriIht,te srppfiteinbbblen.
MbeISbeis,, Nmt unb 5tdbf IN
9aben nit II, 900 Ginfpobuern, Don be-
men $500 &at6ol;ten finb. - 'i
MbelnaA, Soiepb Gbriftnpb
beriibnter beutI9er Gpra6fsrider, sebor
rem 1T Yommern 1882 ,lno 9eforbel1 In:
Dresben 1906 @.H&s 8sSS 4ss5%<s
9lbem, 9ol6iajel mit olei@namiger
5tabt in ,Mrabien. Sic 5tabt NOR I9ott
in alten 3eiten Elm beriibntter 9anbels==
.ort, berfiel qber Ipdter, fam oann i'm
Sabre 1889 an Die britii6e Rrone uno IL
III neuiter 3eit raf6 ernpor 9ebliibt. Die
stabt Noen adblt sesen 10000 g Gin'oob-
net. .s.S$s*s I'd
9lbest, beibt int @riediiden: Die.
Driile. s. ' ,s e, :. =. 'ss,,, s.,..
Mbena,., Rreis in Resierunssbe5irf
goblen3 init 22,50ooN ginmoDnern nnb
gleidndriiser etabs Die l50OO gintuoh-
net adblt. @ @5es .n =e.....s
sdberfiffe1, cine barte unb i3msrs=
bafte @el6lpulf an .9alle beg Meroes,
bic slmeien nod benl Msloerlabf eentFeh.
glberlaN, bic GsSfffauas elmer irgsnb.|
aabe unter bsr Ddaf tgelegei,etl glataber1
Jun 3ped elmer Derrinser,lng bers Btats
nense- e-bes R6rpers. Sn fellerer 3eit wiro
oer aberlab mr. ilod mtbrs 'eite''' i sanf'se=3
pellbet. - -. ~ 81 AZ h. 80 80.
aIbcrfafFe ein s6iid 10 senanrstf(
pegen Ieiner periblnoeabe bens 5tnhe helus
est in ben tuarmen 9teerens aimerifa es
,alber,,,, sDie Randls, bird !, psglds i da..l
,as Slut pom 9srss1l aus bnr6 allea1
sbeile bes R6rperss FRONT ll1lb ,pieber|(
uii. beraen auriidfebrt; % 5treiIetls llI sllll
S4o;aa,,s Nl}nr,,fnr O[fhnf NnhiSr s1fff0ff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
A HEAVY STOCK OF FRIEGA SUMNER
CHEAP eOors AGD SHOES,
second S.. ? aosrs West Of Market.

The undersigned respectfully informs bis -.1Rsw
friends and the public that he has on hand
largo md vel aeaeted stock OF fALltN
ANIL WINTER BOOTS. SHOES Az 0A1s -
Chlldren, which are manufaeturedt the best ms.
terai and made In the best manner and WILDE sold
as low as the same article can be obtained IN this
Orany other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying ~
my ntore will have the advantage OF large and "a
ned assortment IRON which 70 eelest iashionable
and neat nttlng Boot or shoe. The public are CDR.
daily invited 70 call and examine my stock and
learn my exceedingly low RFieest s.
iV39- " JOHN X. BABCOCk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
ohnrItn FaIre condemmad.

The lsgialstuTs Of Ohio has passed Law sup
pressing lotteries Of every description, not e1cep-
tag gift concerts, fairs for charitable purposes,
andeSery species of exhibition for which the par
ehaAe q . ticket viii give anything more than ad-
mission and comfortable seat HencefOFtb, IN
The Baeksye State, the BostOa Post says:
"The irresistible sylphs OF church fairs, who, all
smiles and sWestness, with pencils and notebooks,
fit among the ranks 81 yJung men, and drain the
, pockets of many q sorroWful youth In the aaIa Of
chances, wi be liable 70 hear in the midst Of their
eEoquets the bailiff's gruh voice. aud see q 'hne
oe not lem than $50 nor more than e60g In pros
psct for lhsm. The poor woman whose husband
may have = Weakness for being taken In with
eeVSTy aoaling possibility, hes = remedy in the
power Of pE0DSenting the party oHeFing the IN
stable indacemsnts, and the recovery of at least
$50 upon proving her charges. In fact the law
has the better prospect Of being carried out for
the reason that . premium is offered ~ u 20 the
In paFnon who makes = sneeesaful complaint,
WhiIo tho penalties arc not 20 light that 3 still
pruAtabls bssinsss can BE- carried on where hnes
a1d costs aEe frequent"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
Large Pay.

1t viii be seen by reference to the proceedings
OF the City Council, that $775, was voted to Geo.
" Massey, Esq, for services in procuring legisla-
lion for the City. This sounds very strange to us
outsiders. We did not deem such use Of money
necessary, nor does it seem just and right. The
chairman Of the Finance Committee, it appears
employed Mr. Massey, without authority of Uoun-
ell, but the Council paid the bill. Whether this
money all goes into Mr.. liassey's pocket or not,
or wether Il was distributed among other counsel
VIC cannot say. But in either ease the fee seems
enormous, and will about cover all the taxes The
200 negro voters of the city will pay in year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18

II proposed to have . meeting Of Southern
and Western C0ngTessmen at 81. Louis, next
Monday " % consider questions Of general
and specsal interest 70 the states Of the Mis-
slssIppl Valley" One hundred and 1fty Con
RreSSinen are expected 70 attend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18

correspondent of the city Item proposes that
the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention shall
make the Legislature OF that State ''toO big 10
buy" and proposes 10 choose delegates by com
munities. so small that tho people can personally
know the qualifications Of those chosen TO repre-.
sent them. There should be 900 Asscmblymsu,
or at least ono from each ward and town in tle
Stale. IA
And the Senate should be three times as large
as IL Is at present"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
HORSE gmORHNG.

Tho nndnrrigno1 viii contfuua the Horsa Ght ..
lrF aoC 8 No foI Est alllh 1lEoet, Inf1ly os-
nHn1,1 ~ hia eafke1s Aole bet r1ttalngl Wns:
hIoe1 b qlr .6ko may laEQFi ns a. 8 Mpm.
trensgs' Ealsa y Fespssslll e ssPf E Erar,,@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18

wnnIseren. Iel.. -AP.ll e, ls7a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
Rower,a Hoos xshinent.

4 After y years pfhetiepi eEpsF,enes giA hoEgel
1 HiRRiug, 4falnlnn. 8c. have learned ehet mefe
koisss hdvs ia q " yleh' - tAS
| fsnt fhan ~ ofhef aishS aoa bin4as Anorndnt
eTnsTi1snia lave laupa Ne tEno Feme1t % RRl-
vRnf he disease ef ls kool. q lt geg beg
liasnce. 70 what naturq intended 4 sh0ud ke-tks
eSen1 ssIoff ~ fhe aQ4te 0a1nks lffho hoofls IA
hamle1 and di1nae0 tAo enllnAl d eompalAtivolg
wdrtklea1 1hi1 II nfEelt VIII Gnf1lv prevent this
uoref al ali di1r1. tU1ntla Ion. Gnrnf OnaFtaf
ljraeka OoniFaatian of Aha Haek HinsW. gahsPally
psilsa knoespER1l. t:q.l aha Fs.tpFs lhea9 teat
4. shd = vlil 'hsgsE "a 4 DsopsFlg kD-
bsshs tis Aerss's foot osee : Wesk. a. el.snsr 4
q The he'd and lt0g. - aEulla ~ AOOt
dIbto % TIE hair. G. 104AA
Ma. ~. o. B0YER--D Dear S,rf 1hD = p certify
thai have us5d yonf AlRsmqes u ~ ssahls loF
three moths past o. naqre than enc qTu4 hQTs
used Is korsei. fEis a. kslltl than tdh Taesl6L
Nanoddt. esnA re Ate 81 81 ffffa press
N q Ne. IA n "a elsl qW York City.
II BRINuHUeHI g Co. Ara4 1I1.ss ceTaoroth
an1 II "a 1f e1rr1fa IINIna1NMs N1Ilnn nnBn Ap-
nnIntnll arnn1H f1R flf ealnehla anN napnlaR Heel
Llaimenk aEe tally pleRa..e g ssHil5 y sholeaalo
and retail a. the manalAetAfsrA pfieaA
44HA N44|H@ ~ -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
9aEMess.
w. b. THOMP son,
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
500 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE.

A faIl assortment Of
SinelA and Double
caffiagO, Cart Drag
and WaGom Rafme8g
oonulanav en- hard
md made 70 erdor.
- AilJobbing pnnetnAl-
IL attended 10.
HnVine oktnthsd the
iehk fov ne STATE a. DelatvaFa fof hnoNARD'B Pa
ent Breast COlnF,W Which - one of The post bpnet-
cialdipcoVoiea for the hhEaa that haa een
f0r along lime and viii be lasting benelt % thb
10 Ho and owner. IL hoing 40 canGttaetea that the
horsp U pefigelly free about the thfcst a9a Hot %
ehrksd and ehAfsa o. The breast. e is deAe the
tro IoaEs now used. y a 9e1
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-11

The Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
ton railway was sold at public auction THUS
day. Edward Matthews, trustee for the first
mortgage bondholders, was the purchaser at
100000.
The M steamer Wer City VI, Of Dallas which sailed
ashore on Sand Beach, fifteen miles south of
Jupiter Light. She will probably be got off.
The ship ashore ON Barnagat Beach is the
Webster, from Bull River, S. c., for New York
with cargo of fertilizer. The ship and cargo
will prove atotal loss. She lies on the bar and
is leaking at the rate of eighteen inches per
hour.
The President has appointed Richard \.
Brooke of Warrenton, Va, Consul at La Roch-
ellie, France.
WASHINGTON Booth assumed the duties of
collector of the port of Baltimore Thursday.
The tube works burned at McKeesport, Pa,
Wednesday, employed 600 hands, covered hye
acres of ground, and was owned by a STOCK
company in Boston.
Fast Day in New Hampshire yesterday was
unusually observed
John o. Baldwin, for AZ years CLERK ui .h Snt
Nashua Manufacturing Company, died III 'n''O
city yesterday.
VIM. L. Scroggs has been appoihteo riii'''o-
TO the United States of Columbia.
Tho PENNSYLVANIA Legislature ADJOURNED siho
die Thursday -, - Tu;o.t
The q. S. steamer Brooklyn arrived at lrlest
Austria, Thursday having IN TO low Wanna tnu sePpy
ship carrying contributions 10 'he 'i0nn" eApo-
sitlon
Tho counsel for Wright, the murderer, at
Washington, have entered a motion for new
trial
The American Tract Society of New York.
and the Webster Track and Book Society of
Cincinnati have been united.
The steamer Plymouth left Port Grand Cane
De Verdes, March 18th, for Port Praya, aud
the Coast of Africa
The sixth Presbyterian church of WASHING
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad for LAYING of
the road in the immediate proximity to the
church property
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-11
THE ATLANTIC.

New YORK, April 10.-A Halifax despatch
says'the United States Consul is ferretlng out
the names of the owners of the valuable silks
concealed in cases of crockery recovered from
the wreck of the Atlantic.
The punishment by the present court OF in
quiry into the loss of the Atlantic cannot go
beyond the revocation of the certificates of
those found'guilty. The captain expects such
Judgment, and probable the fourth officer
will come in for share of the sentence
Two schooners arrived here this morning
with goods. saved from the Atlantic. The
steamer Lady. Head, with the Collector of Gus
toms on board, went down to the wreck to-day,
and has not yet returned A strong south east
wind and rain with heavy sea deferred the
smaller steamers from going down. The
weather is bad for the wreck.
The New York wreckers arrived at the scene
of the wreck to-day; they have got all their APP
paratus in order and will commence work to-
morrow They win probably blow a hole in
the ship. Three bodies of Storage passengers
were recovered to-day.
The body of N. Brinley was washed ashore
at Lumenburg to-day, 40 miles west of the
wreck. There were life preservers on the body.
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-11

through different channels. The exaetienFof
pilotage ON vessels engaged in commercial
transactions between New York and other
States when no pilot service is rendered, appears
to me to be unneighborly unreasonable
and l respectfully recommend that the act
OF chabter 293 OF the laws of 1872, be SO
amended as to exempt all coasting vessels
from the requirements referred to. The records
OF tne Fort Warden's Office show that the whole
OF pilotage collected on vessels navigating Hell
Gate from April, 1871, to March IL, 1873, was
$s9lO7 80, as follows: Foreign vessels .piloted
l469, VA, 028.66; American vessels subject to
pliotage 4056, $40, 203.58; American vessels not
subject to pilotage 1887, $12,0S4.11; half pilot
age collected 1918, $9,771.11.
Albany, April 1Q.-In the Assembly tonight
a resolution was adopted to arrest and bring Pc
fore the bar of the House, VIM. M. Tweed,
Jay Gould and Jno. B. Clutches, for refusing 10
appear and testify before the Erie investigating
committee.
Pleaded Guilty.
BUFFALO, April 10 COL Theo. Tyner, of the
firm of Roots & Tyner, against whom We're
six indictments for forgery and twenty tour QUIZ
er charges held back, and Col. Daniel Myers
against whom were six indictments for break
ing into railroad cars and stealing goods there-
from, were arraigned in the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer to day on single Indictment each,
and both pleaded guilty. Judge Daniels will
sentence them Saturday OF Monday.
Land sIides-A Man Killed.
PORT JARVIS, N. Y, April 10.-Another i'm
mense land slide occurred on the Monticello
Railroad Tuesday afternoon. carrying away 100
feet of the track. An old man walking on the
track was SO injured that he has since died.
Smaller slides have occurred at other points on
the road, Several slides have occurred on the
Erie roadway delaying trains.