davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-24
g1eberlt6t oer gomsreeuer6anS.
fitmaeu,

Die Sebatten iber oen iosenannten
Salairoiebitabl nabmen Die meiIte 3eit oes
9aulss in anipru9. Inter benen, Die lid,
sans uno gar su 8uniten oieies sefebl6en
Oiebitabls ausipra9en, iinb IopobI 2e.
publifaner als Semoiraten.
@a6bem Die 9iseuiiion iber Sen @eaen-
itanb brei Sage seoauert bate. iuuroe elm
Subititut ansenommsn, monad Die Bin
ipisosr an oas Spe,ial- Gomite suridper-
lulelen uurSe nit Der Subtraction, bab bie-
ler auslduB liA iiber ben Yetras oes Gran.
firunssprlpilesiums Der Mitslieber oes
lsbtsn Gonsreiies senaue Mustunit su psr-
idaiien Jude Inn benislben Su Dem friibern
Gsbnlt bon $4,000 gu aooiren. Sas 60.
mite lpuroe ueiter babin initruirt ale @e=
batter, tuel6e ourd Die SaldrbiG erb0bt
morosn paren, beruntersuieben nit aus-
nabme oerienisen Der Hi6ter oes Oberse-
ridtes unb oes Yrdiioenten.
gm IL. beri6tets bas @omitc iiber cine
nene Bill uno nad itiirmi'den Sebatten
lpuroe oann enolib beItimmt, oab Die gon=
sreBmitslieoer $4,000 idbrli6 unb Die
luirtli6en &eiietoiten bin uno surid als
@ebalt erbaltsn iollten. 0as Salair bss
Sprs6ers puroe aui $4,000 isitssiebt, unb
oerprdlioent II. SiceprGlibent iolIen bebal=
ten, mas ibnsn am Iesten .giars suertannt
lpuroe. Nfit tnapper Notb paIlirte Die
Bin, ba bel einem Yotum 13l Stimmen
oaiir uno $50 oasesen iparen, subli9 nit
nit 122 sesen IA Stimmen.
Die allsemeine @mneitie, nit Der Der ei-
lensepanSerte Gio ipesidllt sins i'm Saule
beinabs einItimmis ourd.
Gin Intras, Die gubansr als frie9iiib-
renoe Wia6t aniuerfennen, waro elanieno
perloren
SIM Saule 9inS Der 9lntras auf @ber=
ruf bes Santselcbes ourb uno audi Der
Ssnat l6eint beiitimmen 81 ppllen. Sie=
yes @eieb, oas fir Die sr0bern S6winbler
unbequem mar unb Dem 9anbe piel @utes
that, ioll im Sntereie bon SAP eoot uno
Goniorten Suri. fseruien weroen, uno nm
srOBere gntbullun9en, oils Die Der Greoit-
Wtobilier=@nselessnbeit Su perbiiten, beeils
ten id bic Solfspertreter, oas @eleb um=
Subringen.
Sn Der 5inanSfrase rssnet es natiirlib
Yoridldse afler @rt. Ser Sinansminiiter
tuuroe eriudt sinen senauen gusipeis Der
Soften einSurei4en, ,pel9e bic Gunbiruns
Der 8unbssidulo in fiinfproeentisen Obi.
sationen osruriaAte unb babel Die Rsiies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-24
.Snlanoi(de Nanof1au.

Der ~9irsinius" 1T olio auf oem
@es. nod ben Der. Gtaaten, lauten bic
neueIten Nadridt.n.
am IL. b. M. ,purbe berlelbe In nler
Stine unter gseorte Der ipanii9en gorpet-
te .Siabena Ia gatboliea" burH einen
Sdleppoampfer aus bem Safen bon Sa.
uannu binuusbusFrt unb mad Dem flsinen
eubaniiden Stdot@en 8abia Sonoa &c.
bradt. no sr einem Der. Staaten Damp
fer lberseben ipuroe. Ser haniide Damp
fer .goSan" III nit ben am 2ebsn sebliebes
nen l02 0irsinius-@efansenen ebenfalls
mad gabia 5onoa abseieselt unb 10 beiin-
Den Vd iest aud oieie auf oem Wese nod
ben Ser. Staatsn. 8leibt nod Der Sa-
lut unier.r Slasse ON Bsibnaatstase.
5of.ntIi9 piro uud bieie @snustbuuns
.rfolssn unb 70 Der Strsit erIebist iein.
Ob aber Spanisn Die Ser. Staaten fur
Die S!ibuitsyssp.oitionen nidt sur 3eden.
ltaft sieben ,uiro, 1T cine anbere Srase,
Die mabrI9einlib nod pielsn Staub aufs
pirbelt.
Wte tiei bic Woral bem Uolfe
ssiuuten 1T, oas belpsilen Die maHenbaftsn
@aEenbicbitdble offentlider 8eumten, Die
tastdslid, bic 3urbe burd Die 8ldttsr ma-
d,ex.
Sier cine tleine Muitertarts aus letter
3ett:
Sn pittsburs, 9a., bat Der ftdotii6e
Sddelmeiiter ni9t ipsniser als $4,000
unterlhlossn unb er libt bafir binter
S&lob uno Rissel. 9orldufs iifs erit
llnteriubunssbaft.
@os mon ihon lunse in 6bitaso mutbs
mabts, bat ii6 oenn iebt aub leiber nur 5u
Isbr bewabrbeitet, ndmlib, oab Sage, Der
Ginnebmsr Der itdotiIden @slosr, ebenfalls
ein 9etriiser 1T. @Is am psrsanssnsn
9ienitag iein glaafoIser 9an O'Sara bas
amt iibsrnabm, itellte ss iid bsraus, bab
in Der StoottaIie Elm Deficit bon $352, ,7O3. :.
% porbanoen Iej ob9eleben BON Den 9e=
poEten in ben I6le4ten 8anfen, Die Den
9erlaIi tuobrl9einlid ani 400, 900 bis 45O,=
900 bringeu ,ueroen.
Der gountplhaBmeiite tier bon 9sapenwortb
60, Sanios, bat nibt ipeniser als 10000
Dollars Wanco in ieiner Gaiie uno bel Der
llntsriuduns ltellte es iid beraus, oab uu6
per fribere Sdubmeilter Der Siaot Sea-
ipcniportb oieie um $4,000 iiber's Obr ge-
bauen bat.
Soleoo, Ohio, bat Der friibere
Observation-Disclosures oes Siitriftes, wie
es Iid isst bsransitellt, lluterialeiie bis
I'D 8etrass BON liz, ,965.s7 Dollars be-
9ansen.
Sn putnam 60, Wto., brahte cine uns
teriu6uns Der an9slesenbeten bss Count
tp's bsraus, baB absetrstsne Steuerein-
nebmer ocm gountp nod 12,257 Dollars
i&ulben.
Sos lino Niles Jdlls, bic in elmer Wo9e
gu Gage truten. @abrbaftis. man mub
einerleits iibsr bic @ewilenIOlisteit bieler
Nenihen itaunen une anoersrisits Elm @s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
REWARDS.

6.1E REwARD-LosT ON MONDAY AFTERNOON,
1lC between the hour Of and getting out of
square, an infants Diamond Ring, wound around the
back with crochet cord rng plain and stone set high
MITCHELL, l22 West Twenty sixth street.
IF THE PARTY WHO FOUND A LADYs POCKET
L book In Steinway Hal yesterday afternoon will
paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets. follows:-
Express for Harrisburg rittsburg the West and South,
with fuliman Palace Cars attached. at $50 A. NJ D,
and S;i0 !; NJ. Sunday, i, and $50 r. NJ.
and +. NJ. sunday 9P NJ
Express for Philadelphia, Q, 80 A. NJ ;l2:sol g.
1880, OK NJ and II night Sunday, 6, $50 and 9P: NJ
For Philadelphia, via kensington, at A. NJ. and T. M
Emigrant and second class 7:I5 r. NJ.
For Newark at 6, 30 Z 40. $40, TO- H. IL 40 NJ,
:3, 32o $40, $40 43O, $40, 5:2O. $3.50 5;50,
S6;i0 80 80, S:i0 TO- IL 30 II r. NJ Sunday, SEQ,
For Elizabeth, 80 1to s. $40, o. 10 H. Il 4OA u,
s:5o q 6G -; 80 saa TO- IL 30, IL P. M Sunday, $40.
For Railway. 6, 30 :. $40, 80 and 10 A. lsM,l2
2% s2l $40 40 431, $40, $50 80 so. 30 s:lO,
For %ood9rldge & and Perth Amboy 8 and 10 NJ, 80.
For New Brunswick, !. 10 A. NJ, EM,I.2s, 4ho $40.
6,9P. NJ. and II night Sunday, d and . p. NJ.
For East Milestone, A. M II noon, 10 and $50 p NJ
For lamberville and Pennington, A. NJ. and =. NJ.
For Phpsburg and Bcvidere. 2a and r. NJ.
Accommodation for Bordcntown Burlington and Gam.
For Freehold Z, SA. NJ, and r. NJ.
For Jamesbnrg, Pembcrton, Camden, @ A. NJ, 800 r M.
Trains arrive as folows;-From Pittsburg 80 A. NJ,
LOS J. NJ, daily l0ll A. NJ. and 6st M daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 6a0 A. NJ,
4:i, i0I2P sunday, a0A NJ From Philadelphia.
52l 80 1914 Il o. i NJ, 2l4 1854, 604, SAB p NJ.
Ticket offices. SIS 435 27l and 9l4 Broadway; No.
Astor House and foot of Desbroses and Cortandt streets
Emigrant Ticket Office No. Battery place
A. j. CAssArr. D. M. BOYD. JR,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, A COMPLETE
n Turnout, by gentleman leaving for Europe-two
bay Horses i6 hands high, sound and kind, excellent
double Harness, Blankets Ac Inquire Briggs stable
seventh and Fortysecond street ASK for
Michel, the cOachman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


A RcH. JOHNSTON AUoTIoNEER
- & "a: s:sSs;S g. ssis 1%s'
between University place and fifth avenue.
The firm Of Johnston CnnD van ra.ell having been dis.
M ns
TIiE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE
ass q hs RA STREET.
connection with the other stand lately occupied by the
The business will be condacee on precisely the same
s o Se
and confidence Of the business community as well as the
RHaGHAR RaSaG SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Entries for sales rsyfoa Gs %ae is' as Usual either at our
y s Naa street or at the Mart ~ IL
Liberal advances, US usual, made on consignmenta
RICH. JOHNSTON. AUCTi0NEER.
~ roMoksS% s'S s'SPsHS SSsfDA s'n %r Ffe eo3LocK,
sry .aS aSssF 8 s1s$ 4EaSHfa sTahrr
between University place and riiIh avenue n NJ,
With Ss1y p fsS Sasssa S"%d: @ f
saddle mare and knS and G IN all
to
Twenty Road and Business Horses
New and second hand top and no top
sg ssasgssss ssd Depot Depot Wagons Express Wagons
See catalogue in to-morrows Herald
LIEN b, MINER, AUcTIoNEER
"A SalesrOo.ns 95 Chambers street
SAsE AaH.Gs se% aHfh hS
RICHARD MCCULLOUGH, PROPRIETOR.
ALLEN b. MINER BRO, AUCrIONEERS
Sales Horses Carriages. DC, Thursday OF each week.
Entries of articles for auction can be made at repository
as above or saesroom q THIs HqstiH1esrs- S%Y
a Hurss aasslon msTsn MSa So No. sn M
Fourth avenue, southeast corner 18th street;
very stylish private Turnout comprising:
r
fecty kind in all harness prompt and tree driver OF fine
present though not regularly driven
Nearly sidebar Wagon built to order by Brews
ter with pole and shaft Extra set light single Harness
made by Wright OF Fourth avenue in his best manner
also Robes, Blankets &c.
Brown Horse. l5]s hands, 10 years old; warranted
has been driven by lady the past year. is good
liable horse for family going out OF town Tor the sum
Top Wagon built order, by Dusenbery, in good
diOn set Single Harness. in good order, by Dunscomb
urseat Rockaway nearly new and has been used bnt
few times
Fourseat Depot Wagon, with pole and shafts set
Double Harness, in good order.
Light Road Wagon, built by Brewster Co.. Of Broome
street, shifting top Depot wagon in good ordcr second
hand notop Express Wagon but little used.
Dark bay Pony IA hands high years old warranted
sound and kind Black Hawk stock rot In 31s min
utcs free and pleasant driver: Single Harness
Six top and no top Buggies three top and notop Ex
press Wagons, new and second hand Harness, Robes
Blankets Whips &c. Also several other Horses Sale
positive, rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

A COUPE HARNESS FOR sALE-MoUNTED IN
N brass in perfect order, and made by Hart of Lon
don. Apply at l27 West Fiftieth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

A OFFICE OF THE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFT
"A. Concert for sale of Tickets by j. T. EDGE is Broad
street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

Total 10000 Gifts all .$5000O0
Full details OF the method Of drawing gifts and paying
be learned from the large circular which isree
all Buyers do not have to be present at the
drawing official list Is furnished each one, and
gifts due cke holders at distance be collected
through ANY bank express company the same as
draft or check is collected Order quick. Send money
by Post Office order draft, registered letter express,
prepaid:
For tickets, full programme, Information and all par
tcuars apply to the General Agency Supply.
THOMAS II. HAYS X co,
800 Broadway. New York.
Branch Agents at ls Broad street basement 0ice) and
also at I73 Fifth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

A PAIR or HORSES PROPERTY OF A. MILLER.
~ weight 25co pounds; good draught horses, and
suitable for any kind OF busness old aud will be
sold today together separate, at MOFFAT'S black
smith 10 Washington street. two doors from Liberty st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

Recommendations PAGE-Fourth, NTH and sixth
cOlumnsL
AsTROLOGY-sEcosp PAor-sixth column.
BILLIARDS-EIcnTH PAGs-Fourth column. -
BoAKDERs wANTED-NMrn PAcn-Fourth and hfth
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-Nnrn PAcs-Fifth
BRooRLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoaD PAcr-
Second and third columns s,., 49,,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-TwELrrn PAGE-sixth col
BUSINESS NOTICEs-srvxru PAcE-sixth column;
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosp PAGS-First
CLERKS AND SALksMEN-EIE;yErra, ;y ra,,pa paGr-siSth
CLOTH ING-Tw ELvrm PAGE-Third column.
COACHMRN AND GARDENERs-TwrLSrH PAcE-First
CoAsTWIsE r sTrEXMsIiiPs-Fmsr PAcr-Fifth and sixth
COUNTRY BoARD-NmrH PAeE-Fifth and sixth col
DANCING ACADEMIEs-EIcnrH PAeE-sixth column.
DENTisTRY-TwELrru PAGE-sixth column.
DRY GOODS-FIRsI PAcE--Sixth column.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AND UN-
FuRNIsHED-NiSrn PAGE-second and usird
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth column.
EUROPE-TwELvTH PAGE-Sixth column.
EYES AND EARS-SEcoND PAeE-Sixth column.
For SALEs, oSp PAcSTFitth and sixth columns
NINTH p e-Third and fourth columns.
FRENCH M
HELP wANi iKD-FEMALEs-ELrvKsruP PAer-Finh and
sixth cc.rmns.
HELP WAN .D-MALES-TwELFrH PAGE-Second and
third 60 INNS.
HORSES. c. RIAGEs, &c-FIRsr PAeE-second, third
and fou columns
HOUSES r., ms, &C, WANTED-Nmrn PAcE-sixth
column
INsTRUCTIO l-F1Rsr PAGp-sixth column.
JERSEY CIT HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
ESTATE FOR SAIE-SEcOND AGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

Rates OF Passage.
Cabin $s5 and SlOO gold according TO accommodation
Round trip tickets at low rates.
steerage-To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon
donderry, London, Bristol Cardiff $50; prepaid Ger
thcates, $32, currency
Passengers also rdcd 10 Havrc Hamburg Sweden
Norway Denmark and Paris, at reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage aud general business apply at the
company's Office. Il Broadway.
For Steerage Passage at Ks broadway
John g. DALE, Agent or to
O'DoNSELL FAULK 400 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
VI. =. CREAGH, IO2 State street. Boston.
g. BROWN, 80 South Market street Chicago.
WILLIAM ISMAH, Liverpool and No. rue Scribe, Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOoNEY's DETECTIVE AGENCY, le2 BROAD
"A. way.-We offer our services % the public IN the
above speciality and refer, among Others TO H. b. Cafin
Co., l40 Church street. ability and integrity.
JAMES MOONEY. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
A TICKET
No. 6,4N
was awarded the Capital GIFT Of

December last at the Second Grand Gift Concert
in aid Of the Public Library of Kentucky This ticket
was held by club of gentlemen at Columbus Ind, and
the full amount without discount whatever, was
paid the third day after the drawing precisely
nOunced All other gifts were also paid with equal
promptness presentation OF tickets 70 which they were
awarded at the business ohce OF the Public Library At
the Third Grand Git Concer. for benefit Of the Public
Library of Kentucky, which Is also TO be given by
thoriy OF special law, and under the direction Of Hon.
Ex-Governor Thomas r. Bramlette, OF Kentucky,
HALF A MILLION
DOLLARS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A FOR SALE, A VERY BEAUTIFUL AND STYLISH
~ pair gray Mares full sisters 10 hands high young
sound and kind would Iake exchange single Horse.
10 hands high that inside three minutes,
pair Of Horses description and pay difference in
cash. Address JOSEPH HALsTEAD. Rye, N.Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

g,BROUGB TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
i issued by COOK. SON & JENKINS, 1852 Broadway,
New York, General Excursion and Tourist Managers and
Publishers of Cooks ExcursOnist" monthly price 10
centsl journal OF information to all classes European
travellers, showing by their numerous arrangeuic ns
greatly reduced and many facilities Tickets issued
for any line OF steamers
DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
N Drafts for Fl and upwards and Passage Tickets by
steamship and sailing packet issued at the lowest
bv 1APSCOTr BROTHERS Co, 50 South street
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
The Ingersoll Conviction.

The conviction of james n. Ingersoll, the
'Ring' chairmaker, and his clerk Harrington,
of forgery in the third degree, is prompt
following up OF the doom of Tweed. With
the latter in the Penitentiary and the two
former in State Prison, the grand old moral
truth that honesty is the best policy seems in
q fair way to take a new lease Of life in New
York. Although in neither case has the ac-
tual robbery Of the City Treasury been the res
gestp, the community has been aware that
stupendous thefts and gigantic conspiracy.
against the people were in course OF punish
ment. The corrupt neglect OF Tweed in
auditing was only link in his chain of illicit
money-making the forgery in the third de-
gree Of Ingersoll and his accomplice, Far
rington, was only minor incident of the
corrupt scheme by which thousands upon
thousands were extracted by him from the
county. From great criminal like Tweed to
a small tool like Harrington the descent is not
so great as may be imagined. The oppor-
tunity to reap greater ill-got gains in the
one does not make the little shity
wretch, who helped out fraud with MI
his might for what it would bring,
anything less reprehensible morally.
The "Ring' magnate who stole was on q level
with the scuryiest creature that ever laid his
hand upon another's wallet What he stole
made some sort Of difference, but not a moral
one As these men, some in furtive exile,
some in Jail, roll over In their minds the turn
Of events in their regard, even to them will
come the tardy belief in a moral law that is
unainching in its retributions. Those who
organized the 'Ring, and who vent from time
TO time walls over their fate, must have the van
ity which clings to them in their shame sadly
shaken as they see themselves and their accom-
plices, pilloried one by one, with sweep Of
public gratulation which is unmistakable in
it's meaning. That they have not been con-
victed on their great malfeasances, but on The
small things they did in the pursuit thereof
shows how vainly they work who attempt TO
shcatho dishonesty in impenotrable arrnor
These convictions can have but one meaning
for men. All attempts to give them any other
are the fantasms with which dishonesty seeks
| 10 make itself martvr. Tpal meaning Is one
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
TRIPLE S III E EE T.
New York, Thursday, Nov. a7, 1879.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

'OUR ULTIMATUMl RUPTURE OF PEACEFUL
RELATIONS WITH SPAIN IMMINENT
LEADING ARTICLE-SIxTH PAGE
AMERICA GIRDlNG HER LOINS FOR WAR; THE
DEMAND FOR PREPARATION FOR THE
SANTIAGO MASSACRES PLACED BEFORE
THE SPANISH GOVERNMENTS GENERAL
SICKLES WILL LEAVE MADRID IN CASE
OF REFUSAL! OUR WAR SHIPS MOVING
INTO CUBAN WATERSl SPAIN JUSTlFIES
HER BUTCHERS-SEyESTH PAGE.
ADMIRAL PORTER INSPECTING THE WAR
SHIPS AT THIS STATION LATER DEvEL-
OPMENTS ON THE SPANISH TROUBLES
THIRD PAGE.
GERMAN NAVAL THREAT OF THE lombard
MENT OF CARTAGENAl A FORCED LOAN
RE1URNED-SEvENTH PAGE
THE PRUSsIAN PROSECUTION or THE ARCH
BISHOP OF P0SEN-IMPORTANT GENERAL
NEWS-SEvENTH PAGE
SPAIN'S COLONIAL MINISTER ORDERS THE
CUBAN POLITICAL GOVERNOR TO RE-
STORE THE SEQUESTERED ESTATES TO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
FRANCE AS AN EXAMPLE TO AMERICA
IRoN-HANDED CEsARIsM HISTORICAL
LIGHTS! WHAT NIGHT HAVE BEEN AND
WHAT MAY BE-FouRTH PAGE.
THE SLAUGHTER AT sANTIAGoi JOURNAL
ISTlO BoLSTERS FOR BURRIELl THE
AROUSED BRITISH LION ACTION OF
SOUTHERN COLoRED MEN-ErGHTH PAGE
TIE SURRENDER OF THE KHIyAN RULER TO
GENERAL KAUFMANNl THE INTERVIEW
BETWEEN THE KHAN AND THE MUS
C0vITE CoMMANDER-THIRp PAGE.
IRISH POLITICS. HOME RULE FERyoR AMONG
ALL CLASSES IN THE "GREEN ISLEn
RIOTS AND OUTRAGES! THE CONDITION
OF THE ISLAND-FoURTH PAGE
HOW THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE CELE-
DRAFTED BT THE PEOPLE, RICH AND
POORl THE SERVICES IN THE PUBLIC
AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS or NEW
YORK AND BRO0KLYN-FoCRTH PAGE
A VALUABLE POLAR sEAPCH RELIC! THE
BOAT MADE FROM THE PoLARIS FOR
wARDED 10 THE SMITHSONIAN NSTITU-
TION-SEvESTH PACE.
CAPTAINS BUDDINGToN AND TYsoN-THE LATE
MR.. FLAGG-A MURDEREE's HOPE
EIGHTH PAGE
BEECHER AND TILToN AND THE CoNGREGA-
T1oNALISTS THE DROPPING OF THEO-
DORE'S NAME FROM THE PLYMOUTH
RoLLi SPICY DIsCUSSloN-TESTH PAGE.
THE NEWARK RING REFUSE TO ALLOW
THEIR ACCOUNTS TO BE EXAMINED A
BOLD DEPIANcE-wALL STREET BUsI-
NESS AND PiICES-CITY FINANCES
NINTH PAGE. .t.t.
GUILTY OF THEFT FROM THE PEOPLE
RIGHTEOUS FINDING OF THE JURY
AGAINST 1NGEESOLL AND HARRINGTON
THE GRINNELL CASE Decided FoLEY,s
SUITS-FIFTH PAGE
CINCINNATrS INDUSTRIES AND MARKETS,
THE CUBAN Observation-Disclosures AGAINST
A DUMPING BoARD-ELEvESrH PAGE
POPULAR SENTIMENTS UPON THE ELASTIC
CURRENCY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
A BANK PRESIDENT-ELEvESTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27

which ought to be self-evident, hut which is
often too easily forgotten-namely, he who
steals is thief. II two. men who took the
money of others go to prison, one as corrupt
official, the other as forger, it is because
these things are the expedients of thieves.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
The Lie OF |. Submarine Gable.

remarkable instance Of the precarious life
Of our submarine cables has recently been
brought to light by the superintendent of the
Persian Gulf telegraphs II seems that In
repairing the disabled wire between Kurrachee
and Gwador--a nautical distance Of about
three hundred miles--the fault was ascer
tained to be about one hundred and eighteen
steamer having arrived at the point indicated
found, by soundings, that the sea bottom was
very irregular and gashed; and, on winding in
the cable, the resistance was so great that the
electricians supposed it was caught in rock.
When it was brought to the surface the body
of a large whale, firmly secured by two and
half turns of the cable, just above the tail,
revealed the real trouble. 1t was supposed
that the hugh fish was using the cable to rid
himself Of parasites, and as it overhung sub
marine cavity, he, probably, with FLIP Of
his tail, twisted it around him and came to an
untimely end. gs.NUla
Such casualties, Of course, are rarely to be
stantly coming into notice regarding our sub
marine cables go far to explode the prevailing
notion that these vital nerves of civilization
are not in danger from submarine life. In the
Malta-Alexandria cable piece Of the core,
from which the iron sheathing had been worn
away, was found to have been pierced by
shark, pieces of his teeth inhering in the
gutta percha. The Cuba-Florida and the
China cables have been similarly damaged. In
the recent operations for the repair of the
Atlantic cable Of 1865 pieces of the old strand
Of 1858 were raised, and where the sheathing
had given way the core was indented by
worms, resembling old worm-eaten timber or
books. sut.st -Hr.1d sea..aiM M2g,
These interesting facts argue the necessity
of multiplying submarine cables between the
great ipternationa narts, and centres Of trade
and intercourse to meet grave emergencies,
when single cable might be silenced. They
also suggest the need of much greater care in
selecting and surveying the deep sea bed. so
as to find q level and smooth surface for the
safe repose Of. the wire : . -t1x
The New York herald., 1873-11-27

THINGS To BE THANKFUL FoR-That Sec
retary Fish has been prevented by public
opinion from making an apology to Spain in
the Virginius affair; that Charles Sumner is
not such rabid anti-slavery man as not to
tolerate slavery and the Spanish slave power
in Cuba; that General Grant loves peace so
much as to forego war when il would re-elect
mm Tor third term; that the republican
party is likely to lose the opportunity of re-
storing its fading popularity and perpetuating
its power through succumbing to Spanish ar
rogance and ignoring the cause Of Cuban
freedom.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27

Indian summer, which often extends into the
month of December. 1t is not impossible il
may yet come, but if not its entire absence
may perhaps be regarded as an augury of an
early and short winter.