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The New York herald., 1873-11-30
Naval Assignments. A

WASHINGTON, Nov. 90 1878
Commander Fyne has been ordered to duty In
charge OF the recruiting rendezvous at Detroit.
Master II. NJ. Tallman to recruiting duty at De-
troit
Master W. r. Bechler to the receiving ship Inde-
pendence, at the Mare Island Navy Yard
Second Assistant Engineer ]. d. Thomas to the
Florida.
Captain George II. Cooper has been detached
from the Norfolk Navy Yard and ordered to COM
mand the iron-cad Terror on December g.
Commander Robert L. Pnythian from duty as
member OF the Board of Examiners and ordered to
equipment duty at the Boston Navy Yard.
Lieutenant George X. Durand from the receiving
ship Ohio and ordered to command the tug Speed
WELL
Lieutenant Sebra from the Tgress, and placed
waiting orders.
Midshipman ]. A. Barber has been placed on
waiting orders.
Assistant Surgeon owen has been detached from
the Philadelphia Navy Yard and ordered TO re-
cruiting duty at Detroit.
First Assistant Engineer James Entwiste rom
the Franklin, and ordered to the Florida
First Assistant Engineer Aston from special
duty, and ordered to recruiting duty at Detroit.
Second Assistant Engineer William 8. Moore
from the Bureau OF Steam Engineering and or
dered to the BrooKlyn.
Departure or the Despatch from GosPort
Navy Yard.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 20, 1873.
The despatch boat Despatch left here at seven
O'Clock this evening and viii take IN her ammu-
| milton at Old Point and sail for Key West to-mor-
row. She is better known in New York as the
steam yacht America but since she left there she
has been altered to carry five 20-pound Dahlgren
guns, one OF which is a pivot gun, mounted on her
haw "a UaQ tn huy Had n,p hpf
the workmen, who have been working on her night
.and day, could not finish her up to that time but
as soon they left her deck she steamed down
the river to Ola Point, where she will take her
ammunition. 1t was intended for her to take out
stores for the Mahopac; but, finding her over
loaded they were taken ashore The following is
a list Of her onicers:-Iieutenant Commander
Frederick Rodgers, commanding; Lieutenant JEFF
+. Moser, Executive Oficer; Master, Joseph d.
Hobson; Ensign, Edward NJ Hughes; Assistant
Surgeon Hamson Aulck; Assistant Paymaster,
Lawrence G. Boggs: First Assistant Engineer,
william II. Harris.
Activity at the Torpedo station.
VIEWPOINT, Nov. 20, 1878.
The news from Madrid is received with JOY in
his city, and more especially at the torpedo sta
tion. Nevertheless the greatest activity prevails
at the latter place, and torpedoes being daily
sent to Philadelphia, Brooklyn ana Boston. The
number OF employees at the workshops on the
island is being increased as rapidly as possible.
The class OF torpedo officers has been reduced TO
eight, the remainder having been recently ordered
to the vessels being fitted up at the navy
yards. Commander +. 0. Mathews, who Is now
on leave OF absence, and who will be remembered
as being former commandant at the station, is in
town. Commandant Lu assumes temporary CON-
mand on Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1873-11-30
MUNICIPAL TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following pay
ments into the city and county treasury yester.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
HEAVY RAIN IN TEXAS.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Carl Schurz is in Florida, with her SON.
Mr. Poole, the London tailor retircs from
business, with s25OO,OOO.
The Arehduke Francis Charles os Austria
has just completed his seventeen year.
That venerable clergyman, the Rev. DR.
George Putnam Of Roxbury Mass, is seriously ILL.,
Mr. FrOude has not yet sailed for Europe, as
all the pa pers report but the guest Of Prof
BOtta this city. He expects however, to sail In few
days.
Lady Ingls, widow Of Major-Gen. Sir John
F. W. Inglis, K. C. b. the defender OF the Lucknow
Residency, has been appointed by Queen Victoria 70 be
housekceper OF st. Jamcss Palace
The Harrisburg Patriot hears that Gov.
Geary on leaving Official lfe will enter into partner
ship with wealthy resident OF Carlisle, in the Indian
Agency business, along with the Hon. James Harlan
Miss Martha Hale of Boston has given $4,000
TO the Philips Academy Exeter, to found scholar
ship IN che OF her father the late Samuel Hale,
formerly President OF the Academy Board OF Trustees
The bale of cotton which citizens of Savannah
gave 20 Miss Lydia Thompson to be sold in St. Louis,
for the benefit OF charitable society. II f. cheering 10
that this object VIII be no longer carted about the
country advertisement.
Mr.. Horace =. Brooks, editor and proprietor
OF The Ahc1gc chief publishes single sheet explaining
why he has suspended the publication Of bis always
dignfied and entertaining journal The principal cause
seems to have been want O1 support. me Cftg dld
Owego poorly aiTori to lose 50 credtable news
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
TELECRAPHIC Notes.

Gov. Dix has appointed John W. Dix Military
s.cre,sry snl Ploc ~ Holman Pardon Clesk
"A call has been issued for y state temperance
CnpveatioD TO bs bald n Augusta. Me-. Jsas %
Gov Harvey. of Kansas. inspected, Wednesday
A. Id top of the AtesOn Topeka, ard santa fe kit when
T. mad been CON state line 40 mIes west oil thG hO1ri
Mary Hathin gton, age ~, was murdered by her
rshpt Al Spnagheld Tuesday night aud her son Tu,y
d his sE besg crushed with 1t Is supposed that The
husband uoIicasd 80
The works of the Northwestern Eertizlng
Cnsrv AZ aHorth ILL., deSToyed By ire Wehesoay Ihr
los s ema,ed SlOcOoi nsutd for s2O The establishment
will be speedily Te0ut -
Mary Jane Wells. Of Albany. formerly OF Fonda,
M6ngouer, ~ shot Thomas j. Cobners ednesly hn
vhe be- ss alter ding into beI soase Come
wound Is ssrioas. The woman is IN custody
. Philip Bullinger member of the Lutheran
Church and fstbuer arrested WedBesd 81
ST. Loas hsTged with counsag incest with his se To- Inc
charge made daughter and sOuiy denied ~ The hih
AT the special election held yesterday IN the
Y Congress District Of Pennsylvania 70 OIL tue vacancy eufl ny
resignation o the Hon Ulysses Mercu the Hon Mr. B1ne m
puben elected by about 900 majority over victor foIe
| . The boiler in the Rhode Island Stove Works,
Pasoket eIpod yesterday afternoon, TIE fragments gong el
roof falling wooden building e opposite roe
toe railroad Although all hands was seriously
| hurt -, ~ III
-. A fire broke out last night in the store of j.. n
gohmau PubAcquae Nashville entirely ccsifoyilg h'
Idpe and contents Adjoining buildings also thnsge ~ L'
oi ae The loss "a cot yet ssSesaed ho6maa uSucJ p
| B20ON
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
TIE GREAT BILLIARD MATCH.

The great billiard match between CyTllle
DION ana Maurice Daily, for the champion diamond cue
held by the former. who it from john Deery. and
also for slOOO resulted in draw" last evening. at
Irving Hall.
From the beginning until liOD was passed DAILY kept
far ahead. being nearly 400 points IN advance.
When DAILY stood l,49O and Dion l456, ScOfeld. the
marker announced publicly that he had made mistake
in counting, and that DAILY was ont.
All the reporters who had kept the score sustained
him in this declaration and ScOield took the contestants
before the referee John c. Keenan, and informed them
OF IT, Dion, however, refused TO allow IL, and Mr.
Hecnan, too go)dnatured to decide either way. allowed
them playing with the score as seohed had first
marked it.
or course when Scoheld announced the second time
the mistake the excitement was high Everybody
crowded around the table good deal OF bad blood
began to show itself. but the table taken possession
Of by the police Hcenan announced that all bets were
OIL and that the game would be played next week
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
NEW VIEWS OF THE MoDoC WAR.

1t almost always happens that a thieving
Indian agent found at the bottom OF an Indian war
There have been two versions Of the Modoc In
dian difficulties and now The Alta California furnishes
another. 1t says:
Some years ago these same red gave serious rOu
be- and Gen Crook then in command there, went after
them in Ia short time they begged for peace,
and he granted IT, on condition that they should De
allowed TO ram the conntry ana support theln-
selves chiefs should held responsible for the
surrender Of any OF their subjects who should murder
white men. steal the prorrty OF the whites They
kept peace loyalty because they had learned that hey
could not make anything by fighting against Crook.
After time Indian agent attempted TO drive them
into a reservation where they could 20 10 sunday
SCHOOL and could DC used to justify the payment OF
various salaries and the fsEdng OF goods, on which
profit could bC made in various ways. A war was
Threatened but Crook nerered and protected the red
against the agent NON Crook has been absent iOr
tune, and, according 10 report these same Indians
had been driven upon reservation, where thCY were
starved and robbed. We do not admit that, because the
INDIANS have been robbed by the agents, the white
settlers vicinity should be left unprotected and
the crimes committed by the red men should be LETT ui
punished. That the policy OF the Indian CDnTnls
sioners and they welcome 70 all the infay which IL
viii fdsten upon their memories.
The reservation system as whole has been Dsgrace
fu failure throughout the Pacinc slope Tue Indians
have civilized placed the TO earn the
useful arts Those who 1--we by their LABOR honestly are
generally those who have never been on rcsery9Ons or
under charge Of Indian agents The trader at me resef
yatOns may get rich. hut the abOrlgines, with all the
large payments made for buildings. tools, aud animals
remain in a condition OF beggarly poverty 1ne Com
Inssioners Try convince the public that II ia all right
the corruption OF many OF the Indian agencies 10 S
gross as IL Is notorious.
That there has been dreadful blunder N the treat
ment OF The ModOcs Is eyideut and, s above ndi-
Gated IT is suspcGas fact that the begins soon
after the departure OF Crook who defended the n-
dians from tho agents.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
STREET-CAR NUISANCES.

Chicago adds her voice to the general clamor
against companies which obtain their prvi-
leges gratuitousy and impede city travel The Inter
Ocean after giving catalogue Of the minor miseries
which the people who dependent the street cars
suffer- says
As in NewYOrk I'm Chicago, the railway companies
have received their franchises for nothing, and fe"
they procured from the Legislature an eXten-
Of the grant TO 80 years against the indignant pro
OF the people Of Chicago the Governor vetoed the
bill and it promptly forced through over the veto,
its odiOus provisions fastened the unborn mil
lions who shall constitute the population OF this city I
is not known what dividends the companies earn As
far as they are made public they exceed 10 per
cent In this respect they managed upon the same
plan as the Chicago Gas and Coke Company. But how
much their stock has been watered, how many stock
dividends have been made, nobody knows; ana We
might add with truth we believe that nobody cares
provided they will furnish accommodations 10 the traN
cling public What the public have right 20 demand
s that seat be provided for every five cent fare taken
and what the City Council ought 20 do is to declare by
that every street railway company In Chicago
shall provide seat for every passenger Offering TO Tde
or be prohibited from collecting fare and authorize the
Superintendent of Police TO rQdly enforce the ordinance
The packing" Of passengers in our street cars which
pracced every day To extent that would DE repre-
hensibc applied 20 cattle shipped % market III stock
cars will the day such ordinance IS passed
and enforced, and not till then.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
DOwESTlC MARKETS.

wyo!?s The 9',:s 70 =. s.d o1 SPIRITS rfD To,De9as fin,
pea,as steady SO for - Is for Yellow Dip aai Virgin
No. 80; 10 2 81 D. Oats in fair densnJ lower No.
Com da ana I9%sT No S Navel o, 'f Nl F S &
900 bSis Flour d 90 Wheat ShipmenlOoO bbs Flour
% SS%0S1ssss Saia JAM dull and naay uncl,nged Corn
II i Hsy and n Prime. s1; chooe @, 81 PSrs % ial Z.
Cesr sides eIe Bacon dull shoulder 5 Clear Rib slc Clear
sides e,elO Hans scarce At lee La,d quiet Ct efoe @S.e
N Par Fully Far Gsic Prime &c sc Rqae' R. o sye 40 s9a
s5e whi,Ey-IoasBs zee Coffee 6al9e. Exchange
s'e[us @ Seglgs o sS & soi 9a S % d%Sa GG sapsae Winter
81 oi Extra wigte s. seg$6 & Double Extra Winter
ses msintaiuei No. spring ST aiG 81 25i No Fall, 81
80 Red Winter 81 @ Cora S5. S%e an hsT No. i. s.q a %
~ d27e elevator Barley qaet; Prime zoe Rye arm a. .se
More dong; So1d shorcear Mllss dsi order o shoulders
sc Cearb sides, Se Clear Sides &C. B1eonus9ess small
si.cr steam 67, Hogs gale. 80 80 % 20 Cattle
Coru' 5000 bush Oats 500 bush Barley, 800 Hogs.
CHc.ao Jan &-foa qas' ana ulsn1sseo s very rev s5
BID cas-, or January 81 . FeOruai No 9dS 81 o Rejected
5Is cash or Jsaaar1 Size February Mar Rejected oat,
Sa '9S go wI !, SS S7 B,ey dal and teiaus No. Pail
eiic Proysons--Demhnd nghti holder. huh. PORK nom.
aa%.-6emani good At m prces: &c 10 n &c for
e 10 & os 10 10 % ,be S meo,. pre.ea Hogs dal iSht sales At
3oa "a 6 Whisky qe and weak a, 9,e P 6 bo =
oOJ bush RYE 1000 bash Barley Shmentss oo b6. Flour
bush wheat kVv0 Ousn Nvfh SSVvV ONsh NA b1'
BarieY. .-,o 80 M. e so,
BUSH 20 buhi Oats p so bash Barley zoo eash Hall
Is 80 bush Cora fal5l bush Oat 1 btsh
BARLEY 5ss9 bush Fon has advanced 2SG soc bO western
SoBnr Amber 80 50d t9 .. White, ~ 3gWo Iu
b unsettled: sales 1000 Michigan 81 %; Milwaukee
No Spnpg hed al Chicago No. Spring 81 sJ4 ol -
Wbite C,nsla 81 95 Rel Winter, 1881 3D. Com
steady sAs 52c and 1900 bush not in railroad
AZ Sic Oats quet sales 800 bush No Western at SOC no
2Toleio tsc Barley easy Canad sGsSc Western NO ss@
Rye que and held e5c Barley Mali s,cld Prime ur Nessera
46I 20 Canada 81 2OG S & The balance Of the market IN
TosDo 2our steady Wheat dali sn declined lq2c 70
White Michigan 81 e8 Amber Michigan. cash and January . %
last h,f Jsuur 68, last halt February 81 ~ II 49, NO
Ri 81 63i; No Rel, 81 g. Cora steady Hgh Mlrei Jc
eb or January last half January 38c MA tJ044 bow Mixed
SIZE, yellow glc tul ami decu1G no. ?, 2c Michigan
~ Reiecie 3O Clover Seed IS IS Dressed Hogs - i19
"a o Reepts-IOO Flour 1000 bash Whest p 900 bush
Corn bush. oats Approximation bDiA FlOaI SVVo ousn
Wheat bu-h Corn 2.Dl0 bush Oats -
DErfoir Wheat fairly active and ower Extra 81 9 NO
white 7sd 5l7s Amber Mchgan 81 o. Com seady AZ fi,e
oats 3tc Dressed Hogs 81 S0d % D. E
eeps5O) bbl, FoaL 1900 bsh Wheat l9Vo bush 0ss sScs
In Sarebouse-Whe White 1900 BUSH No White 600
bush Winter White 5000 bush, Amber Michigan 1900 bgsb TO-
t.l. 900 bush
hd A. 81 Tld*l =; Red Winter. 20 Coro-ATed quiet
4, t5Dc steady; No state. &c Peorum-tehned quei
STANDARD White 22d29.c Prime White 90E}.e iof ear Ss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
A TRIUMPH OF RIGHT.
F.sn IN. RrookIvn Eaol,. De. %.


If anybody believes that the right does not
win in light with the wrong let him receive correction
and from the which has crowned
the efforts natural Legitimate OF
Horace Greedy to get control OF TUE NEwYORK TRIB-
URR. They only faced down but outwited the spec
uatOrs whose Ouiy is that OF which Ihey
avaing themselves calling the grapes Il matters
very little what the material condition OF the paper
coscqueu the events which played football with It's
interests That condition can but improve under the
ceeut ard decOrOus and comprehensive abilities brought
10 bear the journal need exists for paper Of tho
kind OF TIE TRIBUNE of tOdaS-need 10 which no other
metropolitan pap5r corresponds. Nor VIII powerful
constituency be wanting for Journal conducted
as THE TRIBUNE IA now, II the intelligence OF the
American people is great the least feryid
OF their euOgsts esteem 1t to be. IL Ia matter OF little
importance whether THE TRIBUNE retain It's old sub
scribers or obtain Subscribers II will have
long as continues 20 be the luxury and necessity II has
been made-and II will have them III embarrassing
abundance For every AS without an excuse ior ch-
istenee that stops paper for having sound opinions
there are ave who hasten 20 take IL on the
same account. THE TRIBUNE Is likely TO lose the asses
and get the wise mon. Iis salvation 10 mpcrsonal ana
iudependent Journalism II victory 20 which every real
member ule profession adds his congratulations and
In which no feels pleasure as profound a. the dement's
that should follow irom the event 10 tho whole country
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
5uetlal Notlres
wonderful Cures by DIR. j. X. SC

Wonderful Cures by DR. j. *. scbruci.-Gr'a' e''o Ia
riiS'] r. G1 Z iiGr Of Ti> New YORK Herald.
Ds.s G5 M ~ 'sS SiR. n SG1o'1 & "S .r e pns
statement At4oagh has been 'es.I1 year. 9os - ,Ir Ire & ?,
Ia tl srst plac. cold settled M back causing much
Ism ness alter another cold ha. ss'sd
ny an sud brought o. an attack Of the Paf'y Inc pe &
pain broke in about two months, rhe3 dasIsei n T,
constant lever, ~an Is mn a. tS %oeoa, sa5ta1e
was aiysei by Dr. Cs phyaSAa Raavay t sssneL.
& P9G31 & IrO y ,coToe, % 3 ' nS TAI s Lsa c c.s.
pain under the o~er part o ny A' ~ lUns s. .as @ 5 i
squ keep rapid cculiien Of Ae blood Ny phyTas
on sIiIilaCS 1 me & my , b y me u 30 70 sessrt saa 6ss.
my chest examined anconng went. and VA
ne ere we're humber OF ulcers forming part ths
OF the lung hut where the abcess ~as spei y ~ hAS
when the ulcers cane st.eDgb nleh
S Doctors never ike 70 rlg fhop) The,
i6c N pc dd not t Tbi. vas about Jolly hsd
bottles OF syrup sdu continued % s so,'s
was doing good might well taxing t. "hen ."oa
ce on 10y cough sOt tight NY feet ard ankles s~cd 'soai aee-
and the pains se increased and s9Oa gae % 81. -,
Tor four We. ks when wssk t Il was With aoa,
20 .e. eou ct say relief from The pain ,oaere.
peetaon Of g-as ss sS,n e-nsp'a % VT a. @ 90 S S E.ss "a.
free freely The eces begaa TO oc .sa
and shsa to zee at oypora rse.
Ss srst AZ Sss tne syrup .s Lps earass ai
The usrs Kept htratne lhpeics
discharged could feel the ar Freely
lung and with less That save nes NE 10 ne aHl coo
OF every oha bgan To Get better a
pery resigned tue Wtl O God bat ucse 0paIfri
gave up but e al the rngii wood ,oN and :.
the lst sepseahcr had gained taena',
pounds of lesh N throat, that aaf been liberated several ms fot
wcId from lang matter mixed With bo0i unuin
graua oppl Aer egea bottles appeared % be inoss
we'll unfortunately taking oo obeei - continue the SJus
boe. believe a. she Deat tune y
lungs are healed rb- appears ~ OF M sht
gohe Sfsnk aud smaller than the eo
feel well present ss di but a. NOT strong
DR. schep personally ne, bsi shall ssays isei
lively ratade the blessing Col and ~ ot
his Pu mouc Syrup that am alive HENRY 4. MUNDr.
The ,iynai re.CcnaOf Rhwiy hereby that se
scduaiu,e viii Henry k Mandy that ve him durng hr iess
a, Sumrez believe him been o
uon stateneais ~ be DAVID s. CRAIG NJ
RAHwAt April la 1904
We ne undersiend s-ents Rhssy ~o aeaulne: ntA
AuBdy Dr. David Craig. We sell Tie ~ek
former aud hat bis .s.onhneatt to all
DAVID CoRiBLL. A. B. BROWN
T. ". CORiELI. ID. r. COLBs Drusga,
JOHN " MASS ALhBIB WHITE
JOHN / HIGH. A.C. WATSON DrazgS.
sqnRSCR's PULMONIt sYRUp SgAWEBD Tonic. Ase
MANDRAKE PILkS prepared by H. sCltBNCk son. north ca~
SIXTH All ARCHSrS, PHILADELPHIA Fe sae oT AZ
lg1ssst, ani DesrfI JOHN y. HENRY
No College place. he~-lors,
hAolesA!s Assat
To be continual
Amercn Ru.titnte-Ihe Polytechnic Will ttS
CPriayl IN Boiling CnAhiAs
EMERY. Marine Boer<
ROBERT NKia Secretary. . u IlL1hAn Ces.-,ass-
1
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03

DTGTIsIo a;e'rq ~ s wr'sH d. jan 1917 m'rs''' wife d
n,rs RON the fsi5ce Nssos. thni cose. Of Firss psss
and henyst. Brooklyn Saturday Jan 4. si2
C0OPER-On WeDess J J. As sarah Cooper rei of ersE,h
The reliyes ipd epis Of tbe ,imv respectfully invited 70
tie aaer ice. at her late rlenoe No. o. West Thirty
saturday, Jan. & at 10 . vibolt further aoics
DBYAt BROOKLYN Tuesisy Dec. g. Raepe Patterson WIDOW Of
The renys and friends Of the y are invited 10 attend ne pqcr.,
her late resdeuce, No. h LsingsionsI FRIDAY Jan a. ~
@ 9e'oc1 d f m "nOa ,, 'os, , f ia,.,,.st 81 II
arrive At Red bank al ii p m SaiaHia. a
BDwARDs-At Jersey City on "wednesday Jan ert Barbour.
o B. and g. 4 Edward, sget Telrs y day.
Sstgray Y O'clock from % Jereyaye Jeney City
GREEN-At Goshen n r. the morning Of the Nes Ye.r,
T fneas and atves o. the miy sro invited to attend
Charcl Goshen saturY ia {. t
oeOcs Train leaves foot Oi ChanbeFss J.. as oeloc n
HARBISsON-o we1nesd,y jan william Henry I.bu.on. he
The rsai1es and friends Of family respectfully invited attend
nace i03 Deant Brooklyn.
KRBLER-Ir hi. et, Eig,r, the ae I. M Ere
aroon 5th a.s ss oSes on Ii, ts fsaiuce 80 oa2
ave
KIYGSLASD-On weiaesy Jan T. Of nana,d,n laas..
oi lie family respectfully invited 70 aupi ss
IN west Fortyfhh-st aatariAy 5fernooH a oeioes
KIRKPATRcKOn Thurdny Jae 1879 John Srkoas 'sd %
The reaves aud friends o. te i ar ia''el % se.s
diy, Jan. a. a. O'Clock p
LEwIs-ou Tuesla, morning De- Elizabeth Ladio~ Of
the late Gabre. L.. LeHis Of tbs ctF
and friends the family rrspg Invited - stems
funeral from residence Of her brothrlw 4 Mudsr.
JlJ Ritb-ase, Friday morning Jan J. at 10 Vco,s
MRAD-At Somer Thursdsy Jaa p Anna Meli. s-i 6r
family respectfully nyiet sttenf
funeral the Of her brother Ss r Mff On SAi
urday, Jan. o. Trains leave Grand central DPt fONr
secudsL. Ncgfork nd Harlem RslWad al 30 iri Jti)
will be attendance Goeus bridge Depy.
trains.
PEET-At residence Washington Ugh WedneiY. Jas v
r. Ph D. IL D. Principal oi the rev sfott
the Instruction the Deaf and Dumb, 10 the Jn year
OF his
Reves respectfully invited eni the iuBs-1i s
Institution, Moudav. at O'Clock fhs
train from fLrietht will At the grounds OF the stnon
Will be taken Hartford Csnn tor ntssnsn b' tho
a train TUESDAY
PBTERs-ou weinesy jan Js,be nat daughter Of lons'n ST.
an Alice &. Peters.
Runera Nchsers Church Broaiwiy d Hae9
ninihst-, Friday 81 inst, at % o'clock
RIMBOLDIn lonOn Thursiy Dee 2 Caroins Barney VIE OF
Horace e,. Britannia Aey Minister . te tpab-
Ch dsgshter of the Hon George Harrington o. Nes ofk
sAWYER-Sadisny 81 1872 BookIyo ILAm S.~Te.
the 9Th of h8
The and friends family respectfully invited TO stesf
the funeral 8 P,Tkae b00klfn tndaI.
81 Inst At n. The will he taken 10 Greenwood
ST Augusta Geo julia wife oG Sa 81 ioho anf
daughter o the late james &. Cook OF Ses York.
VAN WYCKJan 1873 Washington Van WICK the Gth sf
hs
Re ige and fients attend the funeral al o9
Bleyenthst, at O'Clock 10. this dAy.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
Iror Other ship Seps see Second Page.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Chsraop. Berry, Charleston with mise and pi'' 10
Hsnry n. Morgan Co.
sp Le1ndr of Lonion) knight YokOhtna Sept % with tes Is
anchored d the Lover Bay.
SHIP straesrBe o asgowl JluaE Liverpool Nov L. with use
/. anchored o the Lower BAY. -
anchored In Grayesert Bly
ship Missouri Bafsley Gr-enock n days. with mjse
Bsrk Amor Frsterao Ll Mlrna Cette 50 dsyg With mise
Bng WH D. Andrews JeakHs, OA HArbog Jam IA with bg
wood .
big Croseu tof Yarmouth, ST. No st. Johns r. Il
Brs RAPID (ot 81, Kr. Lavon River Jam. 90 dsy, w
l0spoOi.
ANCHORED At HART5 ISLAND,
Sehr g. M. Everett, Dunkwser RockAad. WITH hma
BELOW.
Baz SiIy Brlyp. ff)m -.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
ESCAPE OF ooNvICrs FROM AUBURN PRISON.

AUBURN, N. Y, Jan. 2.-Aboub. 3o'eiock this
afternoon seven convct succeeded in making their es
cane from the State Prison, by digging through the wall
where shaft had placed for the purpose OF turn
ing the machinery in the prison.
II believed thar the eOnvcts had sstanee from tho
outside as they a supposed 10 have been provided
,,tb cttzen's clothes. The escape projected and
led nv Dan Noble the Lord hond-roDber The convnts
10 the state shop with the Exception OF Nohe
who WIS a waiter n the hospital ana thef uerihs u
sentence varied frOBl6 10 20 years.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
PARDON OF A COUNTERFEITER.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2.-Thomas King, con-
vicod In 1861 OF manufacturing counterfeit money and
sentenced to IS Imprisonment in the Western Peni
tentary pardoned this morning by the President in
consideration OF revelations made by him by which cOun
terfeit plates captured and number OF persons
convicted The pardon granted on the recoDmenda
ton OF the District Attorney.