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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

CtTONINGTON LINE. - To BOSTON and
- PROVIDENCE. -
DAY ITNE-The entirely and magnificent steamer RHODE
ISLAND 600 tons running daily Sundays erceped from
Pier foot Of Tweaty-tmTis st.. East River at 2:5O ) m
Steamer SYLVAN DELL from Peck Slip at 2:lO m, connects
w toe RHODE ISLAND Dry DOck IRON Aston House, Ainas
Chambers st., and 2t 81 run dfeetto above Fe
NIGHT LER-Day Except Suniav) Pier No. 80 Nrh River
II 3 D. M, steamers STOSlAGTON and NARBAGANSEiE
Tickets sud No. 3l9 BrOaway corner
Company's Ofc No 7SJ BroadTay
-Ttu No 3O2 Brodvay No 59j SI;b-syC, Thirty
6I,t No Pan place No. 327 Washngtontt, BrooklTn
$50 '' 49, L. s. BABCOCk. Pres dent
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THB OIL RRGIOS LUMBER DISTRICT or PENN. Trans
VII leave Doshrosses and Cor andt-s- Ferries;
$3.50 Ere Express ally eLee Sanda With Pnman P'l1es
Suuburv, GOO
Wlarspo 83j; 9:55; Remove ll:1O T. Irvine
J.OS Cory Co.'S Enc, 745 Connects Irvucton and
Oh Creek r. r. the OIL Region at
ErIe with Lake Shore r. r. for all points West
$3.50 Eue Mail DAMN with Pullman Palace Ger from Pha-
derha Ede Sanbury 62j Niliamport $40; Lock
Haven $40; Remove IL ryneton $40 CORY. 81 Erie,
1853 D. Connects rrnetOu Cory With Oh Creek and ALE
chevy River the OIL RogOli Bne with Lake Shore r. H.
W. A. BALDWIN. General Superintendent.
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NURSE, GOVERNESS-By refined young
e-.a.lys wHESsES.

4 RESPECTABLE young GIRL rs SEAN
a AT.L.S DO %. leuls's h-ly. Toll have OBJECTION
frr ,rse Of e r5al.uD ,ea. Lppy a. OIELL5 AoEACl
100 Wet JiiAsli lea blO-laar
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5ieamboats au0 Railroads.
DAY LINE TO NEWPORT


NEW DAY LINE TO NEWPORT,
- Ta VIA LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
~ leaving Hunters Point ~ 80 arriving at Newport At
h , ,R ea's NS~go At 10 a. m arriving in EeSYOE
~ rnIs can take ierr, ., J,9ep o'clock foot
Deec, uHs for The train aud reach the Long Island
% ana baggage checked aGgEH A. Il%',p s9d Thirty
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing
LEAVE EBw-YoRK. PIER 2S SoETH RIVER foot Of Mur,,.
and Az stations on this aud connecting Railroads;
&4OG m-For Philadelphia Long Branch vinel.ud and Tucker.
1AOR m.-For Phadslph, Long Branch Rel Bank wseOEp
and Tuckeriou Bair5ad
900 n-For Philadelphia, Long Branch Red Bank aud Ware
6l5 p m.--For Long Brsuch and Red Bank
ARRIVING IN NEW DIRK:
s45 m.-Frorn Long Branch and Red Bank.
1870 m-FTon Pnaiephi Toms River. Tas1eIion
and vireland RAILWAYS
'i5 %FS@ PssspSis an, 5i ssJ sscs &c
n, SIyT rs ~, 40 " ~ sn pn,to Wseovr and irI,,n.
PARE BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA 50 25.
FREIGHT to PhladelPh' taken g9to m at lowest rates
JOHN T. COLE, Gea eight an Pas. Agent
NJ. W. sEI4,r Superintendent
NETWORK, NEW-IAVEN, AND HART
POD s9d ,y ,y a
Passeuger Station Aes York Grand Central Depot knsnee
TRAINS LEAVE TRw.YoRk
ri5 9' ,So6 % 1sy o :, CS A19 s0S III S95
Aecn 5s AM 10 ocal BIZ $40 (kK) and $40 1) p
For South Norysk 7:O5 sos 905 1900 IOOEud 3.i5
1) LOS 43s 510, 635, $40. 9:l0 FoI stanford 7i0
sos qO5 1910 M, 1900 100 223 3:l5, 3:15, 43S
4:45 5:lO $40, 6:35, 100 6:lO 9:lO p ~.
ForP Chester. ll:4O
Boston Express via Springfield at sos and 1000 m 500 and
$40 r Shore Lne 800 and 9;1O p The sos m.
lJ0 and 9i1O stopping Stamford, NorvAk aud Bridge
rorh The 1905 and 900 connect with train. Shore Line
Division Norwich Newport ard Providence the Valley
Saybook The sos and 800 p. with New haven
and NORTHAMPTON H. at Eewiayen, sos and 1900
Conn. River Springfield and 800
Montreal The sos 100 300 and iSS connects with Nugs
Railroad and she sos 300 with HOHsatouc
road Bridgeport The sos and 9O5 abd 8i15 $40 aud
$40 with Dsnhuy and Norwa at So Norwk and the sos
IA A:3S IT, al
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at 70S via Springfield 9lO
via Providence
Day Express and sespingcas Night Rr
Tickets can he purchased at Ticket Once Of Company at Grand Cen
trs Depot Offices v Transfer Co.. 94i Broadway. N Y.
and No Cout BROOKLYN who will also check baggage from
deuct 90 dcstHstion
For further information Of particulars posters hotels and depot
T. " RKED. Gcn'l Supt, NeW-liaven.
JOHN q. MOODY. Supt Div Newiork.
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.rrEHcEEH.sl.EOUe

nROOKLYN RESIDENTS can obtain SERV-
ASts JOS c- au c8ultrr BtDOhbtA BHPLIIIENF
BUREAU 80 Coic.rst near FH aillse 10y ties JOS baa
rts has ucc4 rtIa over $40 years *. 4-ac zoe
ng,s no-. aa4 iu4- 'lJ p! ll BE- sals-ae lefl,o-i
GOLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
y aoorf % Ea 8, olely LJe ous5l. several ooored
women TO lr s'lh .o-iar
yEvANTED-By lady of good address, aud
w s..s .tr ..c 4EiTlA1JE aa a OH..i r.t uI CORRECT
adtrr t.lo.,h 1os+i t REACTS; engagement o. gh begia
b. eei tsn.cr Ailrrl ~ Wet l-.Hst, ci,r.
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5iluaiions manieo-- Alales
CLERKS, S.rLES.ME.r. Sc.

CLERhS S.ELES.UE.f, sc.
A DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORk fhBJhs Will BB RECEIVED Al THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, Nos "a ~ West 1tiuJ-sseonlst, OF sos Wes
fseli'. .aifiiL, ~ TO . p n, ~ fegsl. oles ates
NNANIED-A Situation as BOOkKEEPER
w EesfoTt city by joung man Of rIpr nee rooi
kiu-tetullst
CO.fCu.nR.V.
GOACHMAN-A first class colored coachnan
" sann aiga hoTousb sr nsucoi ia be care "a. % at
mtn l0 ste,lfn' eT IseEsaseA CAa be AZ SlMhsS
AGLACl, 0i3 Gtaa
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Goal, &C.

GIMONSON & ECCLESTON, dealers in Lee
- high Mountain AID Ret Asa Coal Furace Gpfs
80 West imri-1t. bl4nea Ohce JO5 Nes. senyaird
lar 30 and "a Vest Forty seconds between Bfoawiy ald
Bgltl-sys.
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N,TEgGES

As NURSE GOYERNESS--By. an entirely
srrr1- rnueI French girl H9 r1di like lou
MRS. sOvnVI> , very active with uaeIe rtrlgorli would
make Lo-l l a. trcas ianiyi speaks French Apply a
G3l o. AVE., German Dlr.a1.
NURSE and STATISTICS A respectable
~ coose uagtj Aufs S.mstrefs has excel en
reference fam euyoycri city county Apply az SlhSS
AGENCY, 6ij Ghave
NURSE, SEAMS TRESS, &c.-By Il very neat,
~ tidy gil VII be we'll recommended can oerlte On sewing
40 kinds III we'll, fond and careful
OF eli el AytI, ODELL5 AGENCY. 100 Wei 81 st,
Broadway.
NURSE. GOVERNESS-By a refined young
II fr; sgaks French prefers seamss
AMI m J of neeFors perfectly Wiling 10 assist m light
hsrtor. cal be- GERMAN BUREAU, C3l C.laye be-
36iu ami J1tAst
WANTED 49, BY an English Protestant
" woman situation competent infant NURSE nurse for
Cd inv I o. mss TIE If in
rilt rl tas bef c references objections 10 any part
4. ,-e c1u4Hy Aytlj 10 A. FLLIOA CO., C4J 5Inayc.
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GoruoraIlon Nonres.

PROPOSALS for REPAIRS, PAINTING, &c.
Sealed proposals viii be- received b the Board OF school Trustees
Of TOE several the oGc Of the Clerk # he Boari " lueon
for The REPAIRS PAINTING and ALTERATIONS II BUILDINGS
FURNITURE a.d HEATING APPARATUS required and 70 be done
vacation. For particular see The civ Record
DROPOSALS for 100000 ASSESSMENT
FUND STOCRSesltd 'pro 0sas will be received 81 the Comp
roe4r Office until WEDNESDAY JUL 30 1873 % 2 O'CLOCK
for hr whole or any part FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS or ASSESSMENT TU.D STOCK OF TIE COUNTY
or NEWYORK authorized b. Chatter 300 Laws 81 1869
BY OricTOi Abhah IA. 6hEENi AOhptiolc'
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EerIurc5 auo mceunCs.
\ ECTUPE COMMITTEES shOuld not fail TO
\ 4 senI Tor fHe LECTURE SEASON ~ ANGLICAN LIT
hkARf BUREAU 1hs BIseau tls tie best rc'lr,
~ IT, com give super J1ty Tat everywhere recognized
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper la..iute. hca.fork.
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CoOHS.

4 PERFECT German COOK to work out
3Jj Eaat lOust, ground hnor
COOK.-A first-class colorcd COOK WANTS
y SITUATION; either hotel " l}a, otr o. country
excellent references Ca. be sen OF silA-a AGEsLl 2i' ol,e.
COOK. WASHER and IRONER--A German
~ Protestant yoanz woman; speaks gsl: good and
aGrdr.s,. Dos Good 1ons car De sec1 until suited al
ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 34ta-st, ne.r Bro-d"ay
OOOK and assist with WASHING, by
y tou1gily who understand, at Hn's OF
MY cooling; makes excellent bread hscl plg e. & can eve
b.s Appy 4tODELLo AuLNCl, w "e5 JAN
tn or brof-a.y
COOK and CuAMBERMAID.-Two colorcd
" women hly recommended frW l-st employer one a. good
COOK AM LAUNURE,5 o.le as CAtiBABMIp az ~ bEaS;
re7 po-; lrI obi -s. Apply O-LLLs AGLSCl lJJ West
3ith-aL, near Broadway.
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PONDOUT and KINGSTON--Landing at
lie Cz5ous Cornwall Eewbugh. MSrooough Milton Pouclsepe
E.oru-Ts steamboat. THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W.
BALJWN nsrrso.t PEI 81 y r. DAILY az oeloek N
DAND, MCNALLY & Co.'s RAILWAY
10 GUIDR AND HANDBOOK gives tie latest tmtoirds aud ticket
fares gives ne population, fail -c OF
evrry raroai snd The u s. snd C'aa-s Fof @ ~ 81
DevsefisrA P1ee 40 c-"ts
GTAMFORD AND GREENWICH.
- The NELLY WHITE duy from Pier No 81
b.. River At $3.50 OF lhrnrdsL 3:4j ,. Leaves
Stanford at Z e. N.
CARATOGA-DIRECT ROUTE-Fare 50 rs
- through Citizens Line Elegant seamloa daily SATURDAYS
excsp'ei 40 Nossh EGsr. foot " LeI9Y1l IL
c8r.n uces Sratog return good Tor so day only -.
GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE
For Boston Worceter. Fhba Goon Junction. Lowell Law
renee Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer B.teJOro' and iaief'
nate points
aud stdnch steaUen
CITY OF BOSTON,
CITY OF NBW.YORK.
CITY or LAWRENCE. and
CITY OF NORWICH
VII leave NewYors daily tSu1dsy excepted O'Clock from
Pier No 40 Nor.h River. foot Of Canal ard NattsstG
For Ser1.1a connecting with Express trains
Vermont Central Norwich and worcester and
Boston. nnd Erie Railroads
North river ". T. PARKER, Agent
Eeu-Yolk June g. 1873
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DENNSYLVANIA RAiLROAD.-TrainS leave
N,lork, from foot Of DIr9sses and toraudtss IS follows:
Lr.5 ' Harsuug Pittsburgh The West ad South with Pull
a1 lre' Ca-s attached, $3.50 m, o. T. aud $3.50 sunday
Ed '-. Washington anil The scu't Viz "Pcr1syly,rA Air
L1s" 500 and so Sunday, 500 VIA T.. W.
tul b. X H. At 8 1880 au. p NJ SUNDAY. . g. ~
$3.50 o D. SUNDAY 1880, 6.lO z. $50, and p m.
tT Philadelphia via hensingon al q N aud 6:lO H. Sunday
En,rant and secondcl,s,, 7:o5 p. m
Q 2}O 3 $3.50 4:lO 4:3O 5lO $500 $40 $50 Z. 1880 g
TO- 1850 In, AID j. night Sunday $780, 5:2O $40 s.
F1r Elizabeth $50 G. $50 7, TAO $40 O. 10 1I,m12
NJ 1880 J. 23D 3 $3.50 $40 400 800 $40 g. Gro 1850
TO- 1880 and u night Sunday, $780, 6;2O, t:lO and
B,T RAILWAY $50 G3o T. $40 $50, 10 n 70 -,.n J. .
ESQ g. $50 41O 400 800, 54O G:l0, $50, 1850 s. 10
Woodbridge and Perth Aboy and 10 230 $50 1880
FT EeT. Br-,yk $50 NJ 10 No. l. Q 3, 4:1O, 1920 G1O,
Q %. IN, and - night. sunday $3.50. go and 3. m
last Mills one, m, u noon, i:lJ ami J:-O y
Tor IsmHertTle and Pennington. y a. 10 and p.
Tor Ph.Ii.sburg and Beivi.ere. 2 and D. ~.
Boz eno Burlington aud Camlen and $50 NJ.
J. 30. o. g. ., end
For Freehold Z, 3 a. IN, 2 and p m.
Tor Juebnp PemOeon, Camden and via bol' from Pier
Tras arrve ~ follows From Pittsburgh 65O 1925 m, G35
m. 800 p. MontaT.
From Washington baltimore. ESQ aud wa Penn
sygana Airline Sunday G:jO and 64Os 4; ~ end 1913
100 $40 ESQ 1913 1925 ll2O 1l:J5 ;lj $500 1885.
600. 725 S4l 1918 Sunday 6;22, Gao $780, ll;2O a.
cEe once b26 ass on and 81 rasrar No on,;
aud foot OF Desbosses Ticket Once No
I.g..trv-pt-, ~ CASSAIF General Manager
ID Al FOYR. IT,. Ges. Pass Agent
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5ilnatlons Uanico--fenales.


CELT.WBE E.H.1KDS.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES. hos. 81 = West ThryseeJui-st 3OS West
TWeuty-thiri.'t, ap to o m az regular o Ice rates
NIIAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-A young
~ French Woman speaks LnEhi VIII 20 Cog moderate H19"i
h good t'eIce Can De Until sucl at ODELLo AGLA-I,
lO9 West Ban e., near Hr1aIvay.
HIIAMBERMAID.-A Swedish Protestant
" young woman CHAMDERHAID AMI WAITRESS; willing
to make hee useful; has good city refer cess n9 Objection TO te
country be ODBLLs AGENCi 100 Vest Lati near
Broadway
HAMBERMAID.--A first-class cOlOred
- CHhuBERMAID thoroughly competent take entire charge
IN icy
similar sapaci reference Can be S5S AGENCY
Jij Cutgc
EIIAMBERMAID and NURSE, or fine Wash
~ iaCBy excellent servant; capable and acisc IS also
rot te: objection tls b. Prt,tiIti
-irs ae orctv serucsI AJl ODLLL5 ADENCl, 40
Wa % hs'., Broadway
C!LAMBLRMAlD-By a respectable Prot
y tAo.H r ul.erf nis he d..es
rtsret; wiz rho t,e lsct VII
present employee Ire Apply ODELLS
AGENCY. 100 Wess 5Ilst, near BrlodFfI
: An WEST 4GTII-ST., present employer
~ i respectable woman as ChAMBER1iAD and WAITRESS
, 1873-05-03

Ell S Mr.. VIM. Clindinen, who was elected
NA a Member Of the Colonial Council for
this electoral district on the 18th instant, has
not accepted of the election, a new election
will according to orders from Government
take place on Thursday the 9Th of May
next at the Courthouse.
The polling will commence at - O'Clock
noon and in accordance with s 80 of the
ColonialIaw close at 8 o'clock p m.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Christiansted and suburbs, the 26th April
1878.
H. A. JURS.
, 1873-05-03

The floors Of Hall Land Cabinet in Chiefs Quarters at CbGsnnHensGt are found to require
nothing more na little patching which nay be done ata trhrg COST and afterwards painted with
. coats IhFp proposed improvements and repairs TO the chOO.Hue in CMKimsed being cUd@
deIhm en d hken up t8y year. by reason of thee expected changes which may cause tsb building
either to be sold or put to ONE other use he WbHewaIng OF tn anterior of Uppestry to Bar
rack IN FIededkel is thought not necessary, norP painting of Gurnks The wAiewadmng Of all
rooms and aTaHuMs at Hospital in Frdoiksed is not re- uHe with exception Of omh large ward
for which $7 is cacutci The Committee. will not recommend hp proposed link in the. kitchen
to bee constructed at the Country expense The roof the Eyy wHH the course of year require
to be entirely slngeL It is teof1o considered unnecessary this year to single only the
eastern side.
Atrdedctng the amount of the foregoing Items there will remain on the face of thu Estimate
az aHm@d$ 1920 56, to which the Committee would recommend the Council to encuon the fol
lowing adG) u.s. viz:
For painting floors Chiefs Quarters, as tded. 49,, ....... $50 90.
pprng Undeohcas Me@oom at Cbrsimaeds Banack. ..... IS O.
painting 2 Galleries at Military Inrta, acknowledgements. % 90
TO furnish leading pipes So often Opcd) to Cthn at the Quay. 10 90.
, 1873-05-03

oamnsd2 leading pipes 80 aan. proposed TO CEn1 at the Quay. 10 90.
S9 10.
Thus making a8um total Of $8I1 46 for building and repairing purposes for the Financial
Year, 1874 which the Committee think could be considerably reduced if it were possible to en-
courage competition Thee Committee would again remind the Government Of he'll long promised
Commission tioyeSi@o and decide upm. the future use be made ofcrnn Public Bidng8i 10
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Our Fleet in Asiatic Wafer.
CHINESE BOYS COMING TO THE UNITED STATES
TO BE EDCCATKD.


Rear Admiral Jenkins, commanding the
Asiatic squadron, writes to the Navy depart
ment from Nagas hi, Japan, under date Of
July 2sth, informing the department that he
arrived there in the Hartford, on the 2lst of
July, from Shanghai, Before leaving there he
entertained on beard the Hartford a number of
Chinese boys who were coming to the United
States to be educated. Admiral jenkins had
visited the Chinese arsenal and dock yard above
Shanghai, where he found much of Interest in
the works for the manufacture of arms, the
building of shops, and machinery. A large vessel
of war, of three thousand tons, had been con-
structed, and was awaiting her armament of
rified guns, which had been ordered in GERMANY
The 4th of July was appropriately celebrated
by all the American vessels, in which the Eng
lish and Italian ships of war and the merchant
vessels of various nations Joined. The Lacka-
wanna left Nagasaki in company with the Saco
and Yantic on the 18th of June, and arrived at
Shanghai on the 18th. On the 18th the Lacka-
wanna allied from Shanghai to visit other Chi
nese ports. The Saco was en- route to Tientsin
The Yantic arrived at Yokohama on the 18th.
The Iroquois was en- route to Chefoo. The
Ashuelot was at Nagasaki, but was to 90 in
dock at Yokoska. The Monocacy also was 20
go in dock for repairs at the same place. The
Palos was at NaQasaki
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The Kelsey Tar-asa-Feasher rv>~~sx.
TEE MYSTERY WHICH STILL sURRouxps rEr

The Kelsey Tar-aoa- Feather rv>~>s~
TEE MYSTERY WHICH Still SURROUNDS rsr
CASE.
The inquest AZ Huntington yesterday dexeI-
cped some important evidence touching the
Identity Of the remains which the Oyster Bay
fishermen brought % the shore last week. The
sss ss s.r ana ssos s
70 ior Charles q. Kelsey, the victim OF the brn-
tAlity OF Huntington. There 10 . certain con-
nss sseo. me statements on both sides which
tai, party seirm that Kelsey Is alive.
LheM statement founded on that OF q
that 81. .sv Kelsey % .s sSs .ssSss
from Huntington on q train In New York
They are also anxious 10 have IL disbelieyed
Tss,t the os .es are snoss % ksl.sy
on the side OF this theory that beyond ingenuity
IL counts for very little. Some OF the interested
DRY that the legs could not float whether, ac-
oofding 10 science and 'star" or sno tar" philos-
ophy, hey SHOULD or should not nost, h not
half 50 much 10 the point ~ direct answer 20
that the Kelsey family laid 9 plot % deep a. %
cover all the details necessary 20 placing q nor
non OF corpse With some Of kelseys effects on
Il where Il would be hshed out Is another piece
OF ingenuity which credits he family With q
perfectly diabolic power for secret conspiracy.
The"no tar people have their ingenious theories
Our business is to look at the evidence. The
murder CT kelsey-n murder WAS done-was
probably the work Of two men. When we view
the hesitancy ard lodging which have charsc-
teriEed those who could throw any light on the
mystery, we must heartily condemn. There
were, doubtless, many connected with the first
outrage who would have been unwilling 20 see
murder done. IL Is the duty OF all such % aid
the law in discovering all the facts. They could
tell who the two men were that Kelsey IN
masked. That might be some clue, a. these
latter would probably have most reason for
closing Kelsey's mouth forever n would be q
higher duty for 4 minister 10 urge such q course
upon those whom he must teach " Thou shalt
not KILL than 10 urge one man 20 withdraw
charges against another whose defense must be
made In court OF justice, and not In a conyen-
ticle.-N. Y. Herald. Sd.
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ACTION TO RECOVER A wIFE-A Remarkable
Story.-Henry j. Salisbury was married in De-
cember, 1871, TO the daughter of Geo. X. Nash.
Three weeks after the wedding the young lad
went back TO her fathers house, where she as
lived ever since, and the husband is not per
mitted to see her. Salisbury took out a writ
Of hsbeas corpus q few days ago.. and the
case came before Judge Fancher to-day in
the supreme court, the reator seeking an or
der for the production of his wife in court.
on the ground that she is under restraint
by her parents. or she would return TO him.
Counsel for the father submitted an affidayit OF
the daughter, that she had 10 leave her husban1
on account Of his inability TO support her: that
she requires the care and support of her father,
that she Is in precarious health, and now more
than ever, needs the care Of her mother; that
she IL under no restraint; does not want to see
her husband, and never intends TO live with him
again. The counsel for the relator raised a
doubt as to whether the afidavit IL the voluntary
act OF the wife, inasmuch as the husband had
letters from her Of about the same date as the
affidavit, full Of expressions of ardent afection.
Counsel then proposed that the husband and 9
physician Of his own selection be allowed to
visit the lady and ascertain her state OF health,
and whether she is under restraint The other
side would not hear OF 1t, and finally Judge
Fancher selected q physician and adjourned the
case TO next morninR-N. r. Commercial al
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Election Notes,

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN NEW MEXICO.
Returns so far as received from Santa Fe, New
Mexico, indicate the election Of Hon. stephen
b. Elkins, republican candidate for delegate
to congress, by probably 1000 majority over
Jose M Gallegos, late democratic candidate.
BUTLER TwKNTY-THRRE AHEAD YET.
Telegraphic adyices from Boston state that
Quincy sends five anti Butler delegates to the
state convention. 1t now stands Washburn,
Isl; Butler, ia; doubtful, IA.
THE RESULT IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The election in San Francisco Yesterday
passed off quietly. 1t is estimated there were
5000 votes. II Is impossible to get any returns
to- night. 1t Is believed the anti monopoly
ticket carried the election by good majority.
THE WYOMING ELECTION.
The elections Tuesday in Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, for members of the legisla-
tuIe passed on quietly, the whole republican
member of the lower house.
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Interesting News from the POIaris
Search Expedition.

The Navy department. has received inteli-
gence that the Juniata, Comm ander ID. l..
Braine, arrived at Holsteinberg, Greenland, on
July 18th. She touched at Tiskanaes and Lux
ker. No dogs could be found at the latter port.
Commander Braine. through the courtesy of
Governor Trubrick LARSEN, procured at Hol-
steinberg eighteen dogs and an abundance of
seal skins for clothing for the officers and men
of the Tigress, and sailed on the 18th for Disco,
thence to Uppernavik. Commander Braine has
news as late as the 10th of July from Disco, but
no tidings had been received there regarding
the Polaris. The ice was reported very heavy
in Omerak FiOrd and at and above Upperna-
vik. The health of the officers and crew of the
Juniats Is excellent. This dispatch came by
the Danish brig Constance, via Copenhagen