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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-01

1lHis+Scribners send out special cores
pendent, Mr.. Edward King, to write NV
ia twelve papers the Life, Coalition and
Resource of the South. ScrtJncrs' SAYS
OF Ghese articles: "TlIcy will be brilliantly
Illustrated and will lie written with no
otlAer Object than that of representing, by
pes and pencil, one of the most interest
ing, fruitful, and picturesque regions of
our Grammar country. While they will
aim "a aOnvey reliable information on all
the social, industrial, and commercial top
les suggested by personal survey, they
will I've written in the graphic style, and
with the 4Iiick insight into character and
ready appropriation of incident which
have already giveu Ia Mr. King the title of
a born Slasial Correspondent" Mr. King
will devote the wlAter mainly to travel
and the personal collection Of material.
He will enter upon Ais work with the en-
thuslasm Of youth. and with the broad and
ready sympathy born of his own cosmo.
politan habit and we bespeIk for him,
WhsrcYer he may go. Tie confidence and
hospitahlc reception to whicSl his personal
character aud pubi.c errand entitle him"
Dir. King vial ind cordial Welcome 70
East Tennessee and abundant mate ria
here for both his pen and pencil
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-01

The very general and extreme cold
weather of last week is attributed TO great
atmospheric wave from the Arctic region
that swep- over the Rocky Mountains and
spreau au ICY mantle over the Wrote land.
Its coming was predicted several days be
ore its presence was actually felt.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-01

THRRU. were eleven large fires in New
York on the 2lth, aggregating n total loss
of one million dollars.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-01

WEinvitet attention TO the o0mmu Mica
ton publish ed ekewhere from Mr.. King.
of Messy ca eek, in reference te the iron
interests of locke county. Having been
late Democ ratio candidate for TIE Legis-
lature, we APP oreci&te Mr.. King3s testimo-
NAL TO the CIEReNICLE. We dave not
only labOred necessarily for oyer two
years to ditfu.se information 6encerning
East Tennesso ", ,Aut we have spent a
handsome sum. of money each year in
doing so. We have spent the es,givalent
of over tkousa ud6ollars per yea adver-
Using East Tenn lessee abroad and we feel
repaid for!t for ;:csc- before seen
such reason to h,tpe that the near future
will bring e rea bzstion Of the dHsams so
long entertained or East Tennessee. We
hear of good nOrtl lerE farmers apie5ly set
tling down throl ,ghaut our sectiaa and
each one that &c mee is certain to bring
more. We are pie asset to have sud- men
as Mr.. King bear public testimony 40 the
work OF the 'CHRo, sIGLzs and glad 10 see
our efforts so generally appreciated.
-
rHEsensiness men .sf szaexyiIle ane..eiy-
ing our city a national reputation for .the
zeal andsucOess with which they are prsss-
ing the trade of our growing city. Gar
wholesale merchants particularly are ear
ryng their business in to other States ard
bringing to our streets, tlserEloney OF trad
ers who have heretofore gone East with
their goods, while they are 80 successfully
prosecuting their own line of business
it is worth while fSr them tC
consider what ,eaa be dsle to aid
the industrial interests of The city. A lit
The capital judieiously applied might he
the means Of giving labor to laIndreds of
hands. We,see mention OF the successful
Inauguration of an enterprise ja neigh
boring city that must bring it many addi-
tional inhabitants Knoxville had the
chance of securing, but it was allowed to
pass. We merely mention this ia show
how opportunities are lo&. The Oemmu-
niestion in another colunAa though rather
tending TO complain of ouc business men,
contains suggestiG "a we'll worthy OF serious
attention.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
THE NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES.

GLOUCESTER, Dec 10, 1873.
The fishing season here is at close, and MAJOR
ity OF the feet are hauled up here waiting the
commencing OF the Georges season In February.
There are but few arrivals to report during the
week ending December 9. or these several are
arrivals OF fresh herring from Grand Menan and
Newfoundland The early feet to Newfoundland
comprised three vessels, two OF which have ar
rived with about 700 barrels each OF fresh
herring. Schooners E. b, Naming Colonel Ellis
worth. General Grant and Belorophon have been
added TO the Newfoundland feet this week. and
few more are fitting up to get away. Four schoon-
ers have arrived with herring from Grand Menan.
One has Just sailed Tor Philadelphia and the others
have gone to New York for market. The last
three weeks have shown quite an improvement
In the nsh market, and prices for Goldfish and
mackerel have had an upper tendency. Georges
Goldfish have been in good demand, and much
better prices have been obtained. Owing to the
very light stock in the market there are no definite
quotations held at from S. 12h to t5 25 per
quintal. The stock OF Bank Goldfish is quite large
for the season. and II looks now as II larger por-
tion OF the stock will be disposed OF as IT will take
the place OF tine Georges, which Is mostly sold.
Sales have been made at "a per
quintal, and some small lots have been sold at
- 121s now held at "a 25. The stock OF mackerel
on hand is extremely light for the season. and an
advance In prices is st looked Tor over the slight
advance OF last week. Sales nave been made at
$l3 so per Dbl. for Bay There has been only.
one arrival OF halibut this week-the schooner
Fitz j. Babson, with 25 900 lbs, which sold for 12c.
and &c. for white and gray. This Is an advance OF
&C. over last weeks prices.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
Almanac for New York-ThIs Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. II, 1873,
CLEARED.

Steamship westphalia Ger. stah, Hamburg-Kun
hardt Co
Steamship City OF Havana, Phillips, Havana-F Alex
andre 4 Sons
Steamship IL Livingston, Mallory, savannah-w
Garrison. ,-
Steamship south Carolina, Beckett charleston-J
Quintard 4 Co. = n.
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship CO
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson PortlaDo-i AmcS
Steamship Gaucus Bearse. Boston-H Dimock
ship Gov Morton, Rowland. San francSco-eimonsoh
4 Chesebrough.
Bark Belgium Hr), Mosher London-CW Bertaux.
Bark Alma qtap, Aspereto, Cork or Falmouth Tor or
Bark Paoa schiaino QtaD, olivari Cork for orders
Bark Martin Luther Nor). Olsen, Dublin-Tetens 4
BOckmann.
Bark Victoria (Nor) Jacobsen, Bremen-Tetens Book
Bark Tamora (Br). Mckenzie, Lisbon-D McColl.
Bark Lord Clarendon CBp, Lavender, Buenos Ayres-
Bark P I warwick (Br), Kline, Rio Janeiro-Pender-
Brig Annie Br), Mcintosh, Mverpoo,-Boyd Hinck-
Brig Emma Dean tBr, Plummer, Curacoa-Theo
Brig Renshaw, Sylvester, cardenas-Jamcs Ward
Brig Sarah Gilmore, Staples St Reconsideration 4
Brig Azaia tBr). Prior st Johns MFR Currie Co.
Schr BrsmhalL Gillette, savannah-Evans. Ball
schr W Jones, Beden Fernandina-A Abbott.
Schr Harmon Curtis Curtis, acksonvue-Warren
Schr Lily. Cole, Charleston-Evans. Ball 4 Co.
Schr Virginia l. Hickman, KINNEY, Philadelphia-W
Baker.
Schr George + Brown, Gedney, New Havcn-H W Jack
Steamer Maynower. Fults. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper i'm the
Country.

The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper i'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains p Select Story, entitled sweet
Aramnta," together with the very Latest News
by telegraph from All Parts Of the World up to the
hour OF publication; iurther particulars OF the
Loss OF the vile du Havre; the virginius Case !;
the White Plains Libel Suit; Terrible Prairie Fires
In Kansas and Dakota q Fearful Accident at
Passaic, MI; Ranery's Doom; an Interesting
Letter on the Gold Mines Of South Africa; the
Newark Frauds; Marine Monster. II also con-
tains the Latest News by Telegraph from Wash
ington; Political, Religious, Artistic, Literary and
Sporting Intelligence Amusements; Obituary;
Varieties; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget;
Reviews OF the Cattle Horse and Dry Goods
Markets. Financial and Commercial Intelligence,
and Accounts OF ali the Important and Interesting
Events OF the Week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; three copies,
So; 1--WE copies, IS; ten copies, SIS; single copies,
hve cents each. A limited number OF ADVERTISE
pepts inserted " ths WEEKLY HERAtn
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
FORGERY AND SWINDLING.

swindler. having obtained possession OF some OF
Messrs. Diggs Cunningham's printed letter heads,
has used the same over q forged signature OF the
firm to obtain goods from Messrs. Lord Taylor
and Arnold, Constable Co. The following letters,
which are forgerles were honored yesterday by
the firms TO which they are addressed
DEC. IL, 1873
Messrs ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 Co.
GENrLgn.sPlease deliver bearer one piece each, Sc
lected by Mr. Masters No 5T21 s. To- No. I72I IS 35
No I,72, x3 IS. Respectfully
DIGS, CUNNINGHAM l. co,
DEC H. 1873.
Messrs LORD TAYLoR-
GEyTLRHES-Please send each silk selected
by our Mr. Masters No. 1874 s. % No Z46I s3 25 No.
2f5s 81 IS.
IT make a concession Of 10 cents per yard on
Ne 246l We Will be thankful. Respect fully,
DfGGS. CUNNISGHAN co.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
THE Ida VAIL TRAGEDY.
Resrtbntion Begins-The Woman Metz.
ler Convicted.


Mercena K. Mctzler, the woman in whose den al
Jersey City poor Ida yail met a cruel death, was
placed on trial last Monday forenoon in the Court
Of Quarter Sessions, on an indictment for ma.
practice. For tbree DAYS she wrestied with the
law through three legal advisers The shocking
details Of the case were laid open IN all their terri.
bie nakedness and Ia the hearing other alleged &C.
complies, Dr. Comins and Alonzo Kimball The
case was closed on wednesday, and Judge Holman
delivered hts charge yesterday 10 the Jury, who.
after an hours deliberatt0n returned a verdict OF
ruiltv The announcement fell with crushing
weight on "Medea the wonder OF the age,r who
sllured the rnthlnkng little ones IRON the highway
IN 70 her gided den, that displayed outside the In
accent and decoylng title, The little candy store
around the corDer.n Those who heard the test
mony during the three days past pronounce 1t a
human slaughter house. The verdict was hailed
With unbounded satisfaction throughout the city.
Ihls 10 the FIRST case OF that namcless crime
III Jersey CITY and, when Judge HOFFMAN pro.
nounces sentence, the public will begin TO hope
that " may be the last. Conins aud Kimball will
oc placed on trial next Monday for the same
bneDce
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
SAD RESULTS OF THE DULL TIMES
Probable Suicide OF . Woodside IN. J.)
Church Elder.


On Tuesday morning last Mr.. B. G. Blackwood,
o highly respectable resident Of Woodside Newark,
and elder Of the Reformed church there, left his
home and has not been seen since, and the tidings
received OF him strongly inaicate that ne has COM
mtted suicide. HIS clothing and valise were found
on the margin OF Newark Bay, near Bayonne.
Among his effects was found note written IN L.
as folows:-
NY DEAR DEAR wrrE-T am not able 10 bear my ground
this lite have gone TO the other world May God
take good you and the children. Ask Mr. Howe
and Mr.. Cooper TO advise NY many troubles have
brought this
Another one written in pencil on the back OF
BILL indicates clearly Blackwoods intention to make
away with himself He says
I tired Of life and have no desire TO live NV
financial troubles have driven to this and leave
dear wife and children the hands Of God in whom
she has friend. trust hope Chester will be kind
her Should my body be found, bury II in the sand,
away from anybody else. As alone In the world,
let my body rest alone. I wish Mr.. Howe and Mr..
Cooper to advise wife and children with brother
At Greenvie, south Carolina. Goodbyi
on the letter is the date December 4. AS no
body has been discovered, and as the place where
the clothing was found was In front ofvery shallow
water, hopes are yet entertained that the missing
man NAV turn mn alive.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
AN INDIAN RAID IN TEXAS.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec 10, 1873.
On the 9TH inst. the Indians attacked three men
rs miles from San Antonio, and mortally wounded
one of them, named George Bell A boy was shot
in the leg and a Mexican had his arms pinned to
his side with an arrow. The Indians drove on
IS head OF horses.
The Indians in their raid on the Nueces River
killed "a persons, mostly sheep herders. A son of
Mr.. Gray OF Santiago ranch, was also killed.
Buck Graves, In command OF party OF citizens
from Corpus Christi, is in pursuit OF them.
Thirty Indians attacked Reills Ranch and cap
tured 3s horses. No person was killed. They are
supposed 10 lie Conanches. They came upon two
Mexicans, one OF whom jumped INTO well to save
himself and they caught the other, stripped and
threw him into the same well.
At another ranch, where 13 herders were
driving sheep, the Indians killed seven men and
hanged them to trees. The Whereabouts of the
other six Is not known.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
NAVIGATION RE0PENED.

Boats Moving ON the Hudson and the
Canals.
ALBANY, Dec H. 1873.
The steamer Thomas Powell, from New York,
reached this city this morning She reports that
the Hudson River is clear OF ice.
Boats are moving on the IA mile level OF the
Champlain Canal and loaded boats at Fort Edward
have been teegraphed to move. Auditor Dayton
has received the following
CoHoEs, N. Y, Dec. II, 1873
Hon. G. A. DAYTON, AUDITOR
All the boats my section will be locked into the
to-day. Two ceboats have gone west to schenec-
tady to meet the down boats by order OF the Commis
sioner Commissioner Barkley went the tow
path from here this morning to superntend operations
in person. although quite unwell from exposure and
overwork. NORRIS NORTH, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
A FRAUD IN MINING STOCK.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. II, 1873.
Arrests OF John n. whitney at Salt Lake City
and Joel Lawrence at New York we're made on the
complaint OF E. B. Ward, OF this city 1t is claimed
that about year ago whitney and Lawrence in
duced Ward to invest 100000 In stock OF the
Eureka Silver Mine, OF Tinuc district, Utah, and
that the mine was "saltedr Tor the purpose OF
swindling ward. II is understood that nearly
Sl00, 900 OF Eureka stock owned by other parties
here, who have also been victimiZed.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Arrivals from and Departures for Ameri-
can and Other Ports.

can and Other Ports.
LONDON Dec IL, 1873
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool Dec H. steamships Alabama Br.
Flint, from New Orleans; Hibcrnian tBr, Archer, from
Baltimore via Halifax and st Johns, Nj; ship Hope,
Hancock from New York
Arrived on scily Dec H. ship Macaulay Rogers, from
Baltimore for Rotterdam; bark ST Bernhard (Ger Rege
ncr, from New York Tor Bremen.
Passed the Lizard Dec IL. Erin (nothng further, sup.
posed steamship, in tow OF tug.
Arrived At Leith Dec II, Helena Norah, from New
Yorkd).
Arrived at Shields Dec IL, bark vladimir Nor. Lar.
sen, from New York.
Arrived At Dublin Dec H. bark Lucille (Br), Andrews,
from New York.
Arrived Queenstown Dec H. ship Emerald Isle Nc.
Stoker, from Guanape via Rio Janeiro; barks Rosna
from Baltimore.
Arrived at Calais France) Dec 10 bark wilhelm I
Ger, Rose from New York
Arrived at Havre Dec o. barks Homeward Bound Put.
nam, and Bachelors tBr Tcokcr, from New York; Au.
gnste GER, Won Harten from do
Arrived at Rotterdam Dec ., bark Dronning Louise
tNorJ Peterson, from New York
Arrived ~ Bremen Dec 0, barks Sarah tBr), Tiiley,
from New York. 0crmana GER, Evers; Banauereau
tBr, Purdy and Hamburg GER, Kuhlken. from Phia-
deiphia
Arrived at oporto bark Lord Baltimore tBr Huxord,
from New York.
Arrived -, bark Anensuernen Nor, Evensen,
from Baltimore via Queenstown.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Dec H. ship Gold Hunter, Free
man. for United states barks Askoy tNor. Mafcusscn,
for New York; lima Nor, sorenseh' lot New Orleans;
Thercse for Pensacola.
saiiea from Queenstown Dec H. steamships italy Br
Thompson and Minnesota CBr, Bcddoe doth Liver
pooh, for New York.
Sailed from Cork Dec II, bark President Dahl Nor)
Olsen for United States
Sailed from Greenock Dec H. zoalandor Tor New or.
leans, Iona, for do
Sailed from Hamburg De- o. shin Lima sobwoon Ger.
for Now York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. IL, 1873.
horrible story OF outrage has been made public
in the town OF Warren, 12 miles from Detroit.
year and half ago one Charles Louis Alton was
employed to teach in the Roman Catholic school at
warren, also to act as sexton OF the church Dur
Ing this period Alton outraged the persons OF no
less than IS school girls, none OF whom were over
IA years old. IL appears the crimes were all CON-
mitted in the church, which adjoins the school.
house and that the 1end succeeded in terrifying
his victims into silence Tor over year. The neigh.
borhood Is settled by Hollanders, generally unedu.
Gated, and the children were all ofthat nationality
Alton has esC2ppd.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
THE MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.

BALTIMORE, Dec IL, 1873
The Mexican war veterans met last night, and
elected five delegates to the National Convention
or Mexican War Veterans, which win meet In
washington on January Is
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
Perfect, THE coLoRED WIFE MURDERER

CHICAGO. Dec II, 1879.
The preparations at Joliet for the execution to-
morrow OF A. J. Perfect the colored man who
murde red his wife In this city over two years ago
are completed Perfect Is evidently greatly shaken
by the certainty OF his fate, the Governor having
firmly declined TO interfere Perfect refuses TO
confess his guilt though there is scarcely shadow
OF a doubt OF II.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
Steamer Doris Young, New YORK for providence.
SAILED.

Steamships Westphalia tGef), for Hamburg; City Of
lima, Charleston: Isaac Bell, Richmond. &c; ships
niieste Br, LiverPooli NJ r Chapman, cisnfaegos:
lento ltaD, Naples Nord tNor Dundalk; D Mcpherson
tBrl, Malaga; brigs Ida Br), Trinidad Pride OF the
Channel st Johns NF La Creole Dutch), Rio Janeiro
schrs franklin, Indanola; 4 Havens. savannah;
Washburn, do; b Hazard, Georgeowni q McFar
Also sailed, US frigate Colorado.
Wind at sunset SSW, light
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
MARINE LOSSES ON THE LAKES

MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Dec. II. 1873.
carefully compiled statement OF marine losses
on the lakes, prepared BY Louis Bleyer marine
editor OF the Datlv Wisconsin, gives the total dam
age Tor 1873 at &3916,000 or nearly 81 000 600 more
than In 1872. The numDer OF vessels OF ALI kinds
lost or damaged in 1873 was 1913, and In 1872 the
number was 745, being 573 less than this year.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND FIRE IL NEW.
ARK.

About seven O'Clock last evening a young Ger
man, about 20 years OF age, while attempting TO
oss the track OF the Pennsylvania Railroad at the
she&nut street crossing In Newark, was struck
Wy through train going North and instantly
AHied. His name could not be ascertained IL il
ihougnt he belonged 20 New York.
s.n nre broke out last evening in some frame
W., v"ue,nnp houses on Elgnth avenue, owned by New
YORK parties. The Pire Department was promptly
SlsOO0 W peybAps lssa
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
A RUMORED JOB FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIAMS CONFIRMATION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1873
The dyspeptic and erratic Senator from ver-
mont-his name is Edmunds-wnose Broadway
has been fixed by the Board OF Public
Works, sold out 1t Is rumOred, to the
jobbers this afternoon. 1t is reported taat he
received 81, 900 and fixed the nomination OF Attor-
ney General Williams for the place OF Chief Justice
The Senate-that is, the honest and honorable
men, as the financial table goes-oojected to Will
liams' confirmation, and the confirmation is still
held in allowance.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
MORE LIBELS AGAINST JAY GOULD'S
STEAMERS

NEWPORT. r. l., Dec. H. 1878.
Francis NJ Wild. OF New York city, filed his claim
to-day IN the United States District Court OF the
District OF Rhode Island against the STEAMBOATS,
Jessie Hoyt. Plymouth Rock and Metropolis while
at New York The United states Marshal states
that although these make the forty-sevcnth libel
the end is not yet. but ne cannot see how the al
legged Indebtedness can be cancelled by the pre-
valiing method OF li0elling.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
CONSIDERATION OF A BISHOP.

RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. IL, 1873
Rev. Dr. Theodore b. Lyman, Assistant Bishop
elect OF the Episcopal diocese OF North Carolina,
was consecrated to-day at Christ Episcopal church
iD this city. Bishop Wbittingham, OF Maryland,
was the presiding Bishop, and he was assisted by
Bishop Atkinson, OF North Carolina Bishop Lay
preached the coRsecration sermon. over 80 men,
Ders OF the clergy or this and other States we're
present and participated In the ceremonies. The
audience WAS the largest ever known In the
church. Bishop Lyman preached tonight and con
me Al nefGOpn-
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
FUNERAL OF BISHOP ARMITAGE.

DETROIT Dec. IL, 1878.
The funeral OF Bishop Armitage took place at St
Johns church to-day. The services were con-
Quoted by Bishop McCosky, OF Michigan Bishop
Whitehouse. OF Illinois, and Bishop Bissell, OF YER
mont. over 100 clergymen we're present from
Michigan and other States
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.


Joseph Bellman. OF Troy, a brakeman employed
on the Troy and Boston Railroad, was killed at
Eagle Bridge this evening by falling off a car.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
A MURDERER TO BE EXECUT,

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. II, 1879.
Peter Mailman is to be hanged on the 30th inst.
for the murder OF his wife.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
Ice at Fishkill.

FIsHKILL, Dec II, 1873.
There is much noating ice in the river. Several
steamboats, have renewed their trips. The weather
is still mild, with slight rain tonight:
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
TURKISH FINANCE.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Dec. IL, 1873.
1t is said that Turkey is negotiating loan Of
&25, Ooo, 900 In London.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

szilcd nom Rotterdam Dec .. ship John Rutherford
t6r) Rutherford, for United States.
Sailed from Antwerp Dec bark John zittosen, Vii.
kinson, for United States t#
Sailed from Manila, ships Old Dominion. Morse. and
Republic, McGilvery, tor New York.
Sailed from -, James Kenway for Charleston.
Robert for Galveston; Minnehaha, for United States.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
POST S CRIPT.
FRIDAY, DEC 12-3:15 A. NJ
BAzAINTS CASE In BERLIN.
Prussian Opinion Of the Court Martial and Its
President.
TELEGRAM TO THE VIEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. IL, 1878.
The Berlin press regard the verdict as the result
of political intrigue, and censure the conduct of
the Duke d'Aumale.
THE PRISONERS coMPosURE IN ooCRr
Later accounts from Paris agree that Bazanc
received the sentence with the greatest can-
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
SHIPPING NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
0fas.

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
oats Passing Through the wenand

Canal.
ST. CATHARINEs, Ont, Dec. II, 1873
The Welland Canal Is again open. vessel,
bound for OsweQo, passed down to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
Passed Through Hell Gate.

Brig G @ sweeny, Cole, Of and from Harrington, Me
for New York, in ballast TO Brett Son Co.
schr William Buroen, Adams, Providence for New
York.
schr Spencer sulfkin, Boston for New York.
Steamer Thens Gale, Proyiaence tor new YORK, with
rndse and passengers
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

teamer Sails Destination 0fics