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New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
SRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EKw-IoRK.

PORT OF Hkw-IoRK..""...........
CLEARED.
Steamship Panoou, Bragg Portland, j. p. Ames
Steamship PhlsGephia. Davis. Philadelphia
DabToysch Aust Poch Cork for orders sOOvich
Bark viia Orl oen Peusrth Roads for orders Teteu Book
bark Olive Lust BoneDo Sunderland orders Punch Edye
Bark Teres Csr@ela Gtsll sahngi 0iess'A Agrssta
Bark NOnpaTe. Finn BueuOs Ayres W II. r. Hughes c.
Barb W. s. OLl EmeruL HavTe for orders Tetens Book
mann. . -, :, ,, p,-., s,....., -, r.
Bark Dorena AUST Cattaenich, Rotterdam, socovo Co
Brr j. L. Bowen, iIsn MSssn1as &c. j. & Ingrahsm Co.
sehI Flood Of oe Wave Wilson, Baltimore VIM Ghalmers.
Sem Hannah Conner Eas Faoal Jl4asn Is B = wsn5ers.
seIr Er Holmes Bangor Ne
sehr Spectator, Peters, San Bias
sehr Dart, Williams Samor1 stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dosns Psdephis, with md pass
Steamship Wysnote Couch Richmond Cty Point aud Norfolk With
mdse. and pass 10 Old Dominion Steamship 90.
steamship John Gibson Winters Georgetown D. c. With Ddse and
Steamship Lady r) Dandy, Sydney c. B. days ballast
Bsrs Reindeer SewHsyeD Wellington day., With
Bsrt oInOco sp.nl ROc. Matsnaa. 20 dsy. with sugar
Bng Nellie Iusted, DAVIS CsIienas IL days with
Brs Adelaide of ToPsaml morse Dasn Ga days With lumber
schr Josephine of Mnbrdse Brown Port Calsons O. b. III
SshT Wave of Addsou Cotton Sand River S. IA days with
SIf Anna HOlton Gordon. TampOO Mexico 20 days with
schI Kate s. Cook Hsig M,tan,ns 10 DAYS with sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Sept 1-Auye1 steamships VIM Crane. from Baltimore
Nsreas ship Importer o~ csleuta barb CaT
gust from Leghorn orgs Ma Celeste from Genot Jane sia
H. Dillingham; Turks Island Caroline Gray from Baltimore
scbr Pomona, from 0onaives
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Sept l-Pssed for Baltimore brig u.
M Norris
FOREIGN PORTS.
BREr Sept 1Tbe General Transatlantic Companvs steamship
Perere Dsure from Nwfork Aug % arrived here this morning
which sailed Saturday, detained by
fog until IL o clock Sunday evening
SgUrHANPTON 1 North German Lloyds Lne steamship
Bremen SchUGnbe from NeSiok Aug 20 for Bremen touched
bere TO-DAY
ste,p Aug 81 for Eeu-York sailed hence the Goth ult
QUEgSsTOwN sept 1.-The Williams GuiOn Line amsip Idaho
NewYOrt Aug 20 arrived bee yesterday and sailed for
Liverpool The Cuna Lane steamships Scotia Lott from
Aug 20 SamArs Bnge kewlOrk Aug 10,
the this po Aug 80 aod the latter at Liverpool
?. IN Aug. %
SPOKEN.
Aag l6 os the Bdyone ship fetsng from Antwerp for Liver
pool
Aug lat 40 19 long 25 &c. bark James KsuwaT (Brl from
Cardiff for Esr YORK.
Aug 40 lat 81 long 10 lO bark Maggie Chapman tBEl
for Baltimore. 49," 49,
Aug "a s 4s 10 long AZ 49, bark Constance (Br from New
iOrk for Sligo. ~
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
yEw.YonK. Monday. Sept. /. 1873.

NRw-Y0RK Monday' sept L. 1919.
We are on the threshold of the Fall trade.
The timey improyement In the local Horse Market Is
"a vet less apparent by marked increase of sales than
by the quality OF recent arrivals and better feeling
among horse dealers generally. As usual on Mondays
business was but moderately fair and destitute OF any
features upon which base other than mere specuaVe
anticpations OF the immediate prospects on tne ~
veop the markers condition. and offer an opporuhlW
TO define the influences which are poSi hAois W oo
upop its progress during the current Fan
Sales by auction tomorrow CIuesual 'ne w u"rso
AT 1880 A. M. by Mr.. Arch. J0nnston at MS io''o
AZ - o'clock at the Horse and Carllage Aucl 4 @
OF Mr. WIN Van Tassen. in East ihrteentn-s''' ne''
Fourtn-aye.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be,
6- nree Shandey Thomas committed on charge OF
poAotpcng preferred by Mrs Kate Kelly Of No. 81 CArminea
William Lovel, charged with inducing Henry
milestone lose his money at the gm OF so fep e no w
Chambe held Yesterday by Mayor HAVeuefern eOVV oa !"
await the action OF the Grand J7ry
The September term of the Court Of General Ses-
ops YESTERDAY with Judge Sutherland the bench snd Assist
DsAttorney Rollins for The people The names oil the
nrrs were called over then excused from attendance
mil Monday next as the over and Temnr Grand jury present
session The following the disposed Of Andrew fOu
assaung julius Klein Of No. 423 East Nnth'st on Ang q W.
Peni.ensry for three months William Bushn
larceny $75 from Edward Delbne OF No IIO
Aug State Prison for four years
coored) charged with stealing wearing sPpare
S25 tie property Bsuck (coerc) OF No OIL Bron
acquitted The evidence ntaning the charge
of stealing wearing apparel the properly OF A' ~
Of "a Oakst, acquitted Tor IKE TeasOh
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
THE COURTS.
THE OYER AND TERBnNER OPENED.
FRAGMENT OF FOUR ALLEGED MURDERERs-

THE OYER AND TERBiINER OPENED.
ARRANGEMENT OF FOUR ALLEGED MURDERERs-
BRoDEHCK INDICTED
The vacation Of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner has ended yesterday it opened for the Sepe
Der term with Judge Daniels bench The first prs-
oners placed the bar were those indicted by the
Grand Jury for murder in the first degree, and their
names were John McManus, Peter McKenna, Vim. Lar
kin and Charles Cobun. All four pleaded through
their counsel, Mr.. Howe. "not guilty." and were re-
manded to prison.
An application TO admit to bail John Green and Ed
ward Florence, who sentenced for persOnatng
dcputy-shers ana whose have been appealed to
the General Term, adjourned until to-day. Later in
the day the Grand Jury filed into the courtroom,
and the foreman presented a bundle Of indict-
ments They We're then permitted TO retire
aud their INVESTIGATIONS or these new iDdict-
inents the only OF particular interest at this
time ~ prcsentment against Michael c. Broderck, who
Killed bis son at No. 81 CaralDest. for murder in the
nrst degree 1t is positively stated in authoritative
quarters that there is foundation for the general
that the Grand jury mad found bills against city
officials Those who compose the body express lively
sense Of astOnshnent al The ceverness which nterpres
their proceedings more readily than they themselves
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
SALES FROM .! O'CLOCK p. NJ. To CLOSE
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK 2. NJ
MONDAY. Sept. l-P. M.

MONDAY, sept. p M
Speculation in stocks at the Exchange opened with
tameness dullness and weakness this morning, but
during the First Board there was marked improve
meut activity and in quotations, the active stocks
being Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail. Lake
Shore n. Y. Central and Union Pacific Railroad.
Western Union opened at OF, declined to 9Os, ad-
yanced to 923 and again fell OFF to 81 at which it
closed showing on large transactions an advance
of per cent from the opening price. Pacific Mail
started out at 43, decline Of per cent from the
closing figures of Saturday, advanced to A, and
again declined to 43s, which was the closing quota
ton. New-York Central went up from l94! to lO5.
and subsequently declined TO 1915. Lake Shore ad-
yanced from 92s to 93 but subsequently declined to
934 and closed at the opening price which was
below the final figures Of Saturday. Union Pacific
advanced per cent, to 27s, but lost most of the
improvement later in the day, and closed at 26t.
Some of the other shares, which tTansac-
tions were more limited. showed fractional
improvements during the earlier part of the day;
but in the afternoon an apparent disposition to rea
lie produced general weakness and fractional
decline throughout the list. A rallying movement
on the part of the bulls just before the close pro-
duced something like hTmness in the market, but
with prices generally considerably below the highest
quotations of the day. The largely increased busi
ness of the day over that of Saturday is an ndca-
ton that operators returning from the country,
and gives hope to the commission houses of more
active speculation in the immediate future.
Late in the afternoon there little squirt
of activity in Wabash which advanced from
GSs at the opening to 70 near the close
90! for so shares,, but the stock subse-
quenty declined to 69l, showing per cent advance
on the day and from Saturdays closing prloes.
The transfer books of the Company for the election
on Oct l. are ordered to be closed Thursday, Sept.4
As the laws of Ohio require thatth stock shall have
been at least 30 days in the name of the party
voting it will be that any transfers after to-
day will have no voice in the election To have OBJ
waited such practical destruction of votes as Will
be made by transfers after to-day the books
should have been closed to-day. The investment
shares were almost neglected, express and miscei-
laneous stocks ruling quiet and steady. The open
ing. highest lowest, and closing prices OF active
stocks sold to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. suit was begun by capas against Robert john
and Alexander W. Lindsay. to recover $4,000 Tor an
alleged undervauation Of imported goods,
Business was resumed in the Surrogate's
Conrt Yesterday The number Of lawyers and hugants
.osor. ,yas iuconyepiently large. Nothing done
rther than 70 arrange the order In which the various
morions made should be taken up.
Hayman Copperman was arrested, yesterday,
upon an order issued q suit for libel begun in tho su-
perior Court by Abraham Newfeld, who claims S3ooo'
Tho accused was admitted TO bail in $500 by Deputy
sheriff JndsOn Jarvis The libel is said TO be contained
in published letter, calling for the discharge OF tne
plaintiff from his position guard AT BiacAWeHs Leanu
on the ground OF alleged bad character.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
pFCIsIONS-sRPT I.

Supreme Court-SpecidI TeTm-By Judge Danleis.n[ s[
The People &C. McAister Jno Lynh eehss WI, VIZ
Herteller sgL fnck ct al Motion oene s nrnt
Winter. Of unsouuu no P
application is denied. agt BoEie(See menoAncum
Si.peyior Court-Specidl Term.-By justice barbour.
-GlIeanie at n Y and Harlem CoOaer gS,9Jl. 81
AIT Legett a-Orer Of reference In tne mattei o. VIC ~ ~
voorhees-Order Of reference ~, tb.t Tcief
sgt Psge-Orer hst icie
sought be denied ssy vacated AVHnSon SgI "
reference. - 49,, vU.sub, rba orisr of arrest
ho caieI n
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

The Treasury programme had no effect upon gold.
and although the market was particularly actiSe
during the forenoon. it seemed 10 be uniniiuenced
NV any special considerations Opening at lloi' the
prioe reached ll6 before II o'clock the advance
being accompanied by good deal OF snort ouYing'
The rise, however induced considerable sales when
broke down the price to ll5s. the most OF the bus'
,,oss since noon being at ll5. with few sales at
1,5l Gold lent ut one per cent for carrying to
0at and l-Gi per diem for borrowing, and G
and 2 per cent per annum. The London advices re-
uorted Consols weak and down to 92la92. for both
cIasses. Enc was weak and feycIish. but closing
firm. United States bonds being qriet aud steady.
The tone Of foreign affairs continues assuring.
Money is easy Ia tho open market. aud the Bank ot
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
ulNIITURk ALMANAC.

sun 6:2g sun 81 Moon sets Morn
go
sbiy HOoE. 800 8 81 He'll jate FlrY. 52O
DIy-P
sand, HooT. 3 80 412 Hell Cat. ReuT Col
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
rAIEEDAR-Tufs DAY.

1s Mutual Ie Insurance Co Ia the matter &c. Monhemer
sgt page ct al agt. Green.
Can 73
GpxrRII sssoys-SurHgRLASD ASD John Wise, John Evans,
lanes u og and Brady robbery; Daniel Sullivan rape
Joh Hunese Coune William Burke two csse' feonious
hattie John Carroll John Cronnn Jonn
sbesan Richard Gogsn william Wade John Barrett Ezra John
William rd LObey Henry Paye larceny snd eN-
ing goods John Donoue, Fank Bayer, Mors sGe ohn
Henry William H. Korner James Tay James Murphy Jacoo
Kg Johnson larceny; James Bdvari WurTbug forgery
Thomas Murray Farrell Edward Wade. larceny from the
nereo
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
fendl Noilres.

DURSUANT to an order of OWEN T.
COFFN Surrogate the County Of Westcheser
eye According 70 all persons having claims against TIE Estate
,RRRLEY OF Casc, In
deceased 10 present with TIE voucher thereof 90 the under
AMI The said deceased
d. oaee o gLEs STO6S 73 Worthst la The CITY
SevIok on on before the lOb dav Of Marco, a n 1874 Dsel
tLis 2Jtl Ca Of august. A. u. 1873. - . ...
81 law6mTa ChAkLAs sIOhtIS,
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

William Ward quotes stock privileges selling as
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time, and Il to
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying from
the market price Of the securities named follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
CIVIL NOTES.

when. unless Mccarthy ia Forthcoming the prisoner will
prObaby be dischArged
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
1 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARA. TO
TIE oil RFGIOS and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
will leave D.sbrones aud Cou indtB- Ferries
$3.50 m Express daily, except Sunday With Pumsn faror
through from Philadelphia % Wismsport ana Plae Car 70 O
Cy Arne Sunbury GAO Whsmspor $780, Lock Haven. So0
Renovo Ii:lO p IrrueoD. 5:O8 Cory 6O5 Erie 7;4o n
Connects Al Irvreon OIL Creek and Allegheny kVsr
T. Region Rns with Lake shore L. for all p0ihs
West
TO gue Arrive SunbEy. 620 Wi.mspor S:1O Lock H.'ea
el5 Remove IL m Iryneton 5l0; Corr. G:lO Erie, 7;35
n Connects Iryineton with OIL Greek and Ashsuy Rivs
" ". A. BALDWIN. Gsnsral sGpsrintsnisnL
C. Pa. AM
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
0oparIn.rsnip Nolltes.

,x,rrr ,., KvYoRK, September !, 1878.
'NHE undersigned have this day formed a
soParaer,hP under the tIR Of wHTTISGHAM WASH.
tkn az NO II MAst iof the trAusacOn
business inaing he Puehate and sale Of Stocks Bonds Gold and
WILLIAM H. WHITTINGHAM, Member NJ Y stook R.ch.,,o
LANSING c. WASHBURH, late Of r J. CApron & Co
OTT1oE oS r. j. OAPRos Co. BANKERS 2g NrvsT.
TTNHE FIRM OF r. J. CAPRON & Co. is this
day DISSOLVED By mutual cOnssut J. Caprou rerips
from business X J. CAPROE,
III. NJ. DAY
W. W. HRATON
Mr. H. NJ DAY and Nr. W. W HBAToS bave this day formed
COPARTHERohIP under the Bran Of DAY HRArON
the Banking and Brokerage business
6fn Of r. }. Capron Co., No 20 heW-st
DAY HBATON
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
surees. Carriages. faruess, @f.


A CCOMMODATION (frst-classj for .a. CAho -
~ RAGE aud HORSBSi also bASbA'h-'' ~
LET, at 326 7have. ~, -
ATN Y SALES AND STORAGE 81 kEPOo- s
y IITcRY PoIRTHAyB, COR WBHrl-tlF Ih-Si, 81. ...,a
lie Fsly Carriages and Light Road gon nsN a"' s
A,nS Al reasonable pdces Harness in great NArost.
!. ~ the HORSE and CARRIAGE AUCIlON
y WV M6RT Of WILLIAM VAN ThSsELL;
- fcuCCRSSOR TO JOHNSTON 4 VAN lASohLip
20 IA sts0G 10 40 and ia Bass Thirteenl't.
FOnnh.ayey
ppouIlR SALES or HORSES AND CARR iGFS
WILL BIZ HRLD EVERY TgESDAn anO o, FhlpAI a. 80 &
Ses 70 sell will this house perfectly reliable ss tms 39s
,.. vii be conducted the straightforward principles Sheh
have governed IL IN the past ,..-----.-. .., r., - o..
the purchaser oil every nOrse ua' '' ~
TO as SSu,s nd Carriage, always on hand At private sale
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONslGNMkSTS
4UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n (hate John,lon L Van TasselD
OFFICE AND SALkSROOM, OLD STAND,
81 ksssusti opposite the PoH-ohcs
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THR HOUSE Is Re.
MOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES, -
10, 81. %, and rs BASf THlRTBENTH-STp
between Fiith-sve. and University pl,oe.
The business will b. conducted on precisely the s and bon
principles which always characterized the dealings OF our
the respect and confidence the be' community "
"'" RRGGLAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT l0i2 O'CLOCK
81 the 10. 81 23 and 20 Bast
LIBERAL ADVANCES AS USUAL. MADE ON CONSl6NMbnIs' D.
RsMEMRBR THB SALE COMMENCES AT lOi2 OCLoCh.
OSOO MATCHED TEAM, Canada prize
qDOOU socA all black and years 10 hai ncles 3Oo
AMI 7O pounds; very round smooth agd stoeky built r4n srehg
nec large bone great muscle very powerful SQUAD ana ue
matched condition. photographed BRADY Lo1AA ldou'e'
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

IDENNS1 NANlA TRAINS leave
EerYor from foot Of Desbrosses and Cons follows
Express for Harrisburg Pburgb the West AID sout with Pail
Pases Cars attached, $3.50 NJ T. and $3.50 suHdiy
5. Z, $3.50 IN.
FOR baltimore. wnhngton tn. Penn,yi,sna Lint.
At q IN. and D. IN. SUNDAY ~.
Express PhsdeDhil. B. o. 80 1890 g. 8, T. $780,
0 N. and ~ night sunda'. 2, z. $50. and 0 D
For PHILADELPHIA Kensingou, a aud 6;lO Sunday
6:lO IN.
Rmigr.nt ,nd second elhs, 705 .. N.
Por Rewsn G;30 2. 7;4O $40, 10 IL 10 n l. q
$40 800 10 1880 D and IL night SUNDAY 6:20. 6:lO
For Eil.betS g. $3.50. T. TAO. silO O. 10. IL. m IL
M. J. 2 2:30. $40 $40. 4, 4:30. 500 $50. G. $40,
$50 7:30 $40 $3.50 g. TO- 1880 and IL night SUNDAY
$50. 6:l0. Z, 8:10. $3.50 and pm -
Por Railway $3.50 2. $40 0. $50. 10 An. l2m !,
O. 23O 3:l0 $40 l. 43O $50 5:4O g. 6;l0 630 Z. 7:30
8. 10 m, and II night sandAy, 40 6:lO and p -
Po Woodbridge and Perth AmbOJ and 10 23O $40 1880
Brunswick and $40 a IL m. 2 $40. 4, $50
o. 10. $50. and IL SUNDAY, 6iO $3.50 and n
For East hlslone $40 IN. ~ noOn anu $500 ,.
for Lsmberyiie and PlemnEton. o a and p.
For Phihpsbnig aud Belyiiere, 2 and p. m.
Accom- ioI Berisno fn Burlington and Camden and $50 H.
lZ3o 4, o. and D
For Freehold z a. m, and D N.
Fcr Jnsburg PemberOn, Camden and boat from Pier
no l. 3:bOpn
Trans follows Pittsburgh $50 10 25 n 635
m usIi o@1 lH m aad 355 y. daily. honday
from washington Baltimore Penn Air Line 6;lOa On
425 and lO:l0 sunosr $40 m From Pbia.lpba 3D.
9sV YOU lOI0. ll:20 ll:55 2l5 3:55 425 6.O5 7.25
SOD lU:lO m. ~' ' -' - ~ . IN
Ticket oae 500 4s5 27 and 9a4 No A,o,
battery-placs 4 A. NO .
d. NJ bOlD, Jr., Gen PAss AGENT $1,000 A'-HAte'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

EORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY and
SHADY NlDb sssmsrs Leave daily iroz spax at. a. 10 M
SlO lhd p VA lahdi5g At Tnes ,hd aats. later L..
ihg At TWsbtJ-tnifesL Pare l5s y - 'A-s
E0R STAMFORD and GREENWICH-yTbc
Il STEAMBOAT NELLY WHITE dair from Pie, n 80,
River 81 $3.50 aud foot Of Tbfhr1l as "a leave.
ford al a IA
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
" 81 70 ssimsn leave resIP o n. rHsJs 3.l5 AID ii
~, psiI lsV4'n sxssS,s1 ssHlssLAx via NE ts1ssA
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

V,ROY Y.-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
Passare 81 so elegiat s,esnbosts bUSSfsiDE asd
POWELL Pier 40 North River foot OF LSys daily sAar
day. excepted as SsoE eonnsehsg With nonaE Tshs %
Rensselaer, ana Ssoga New fort Csna and Troy AAs Bos'ss
Railroads for all poiEs North. east, .na vsss - -.
TEE MOST DlRRCT ROUTE To SARATOGA, LAks SkoRek
AND MONTREAL
Tbro.Rk tIskst, sod bs.s.xe 10
JOSEPH co NELL. SupsnEtes1snL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02

SOUTH SIDE r. R. OF LONG ISLAND.
ru depart and at Roosevelt and dnsdst ferries Il
Depart Ahh'~
elV m.-h,il for Psiehogue, connecting Roets-p
snd HsnpsIesd. p n.
o.lOa n-Roetsusy
1910 a. m-Ishp Acc q, connect hsnpseid and koet' -
Beaeh. n
l:40p m-Babylon Aoe'n, eonnss, Hsnpsiead And
ROeksuay Bsseh................. O;3a o. N
pu.-BabYon RIp, connect Hsmpstsii AHS -
RoeEauay Beaeh S40 a. -.
x1On n-Prr Island and PatshoTse 10 .05
-" - ,nd H.uOs..al .al.................."900A N.
$40 Allen pslesd and Ro5k away BIpress. $40 N
$40 m.-Isnp Aeea, connecting Henpslead and
koskawsT.. \ NJ
$40 m.-Bsbyon Aeon, connecting Henpstesd
and .o:fo m
$50 a. n-Sundays only from Bushvet ava for
PstenoEue. HemDTisad, snt koetarA
Bench, arriving at Bashwiek At. Z 90 p n
checked at Roosevelt and Grsndst Fee n T. or Seaih
EEhth st.. Brootlyb. l.. CANFlkLp supnskndsaL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
6iationern.

ERANCIS g. LOU TREL, 4j Maiden-lane,
supply pnce Blank Books, Sta:oney Printing and
Lithogrsphc work Oriers solicited
CLOTE e. JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- HRS and BLtNK.D00K MANUFACTURERS, No 93 Futon5l
ACCOUNT BOOKS any pattern Order soheisd
New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
foam Offices.

MEXICAN 0FFICE-735.-Utmo value
~ LOANED Diamonds Watches. Jewsry, SyctEare, lnda
sh,wh Laees Yausbles, &c, or will buv Rs,bshed lS2i
j. II. BARRlNGBR, 735 Broadway.
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
WI JeWelrT. and Silyersare. The same bought
GEO. c. ALLEN, Si1 Broadway, near Fourteenh-st
MO, 1191 BROADWAY, at II. i. MEL
~ Gold JeweT store DanOnis Watches Jew
er, 6s de- storage and ayznSsi required No.
1i9l Broadway nssr Twenty ei-hth-'t
I lGI BR0ADWAY.-iiberal advances
.SUl made on PERSONAL PROPERTY Of all kinds
Diamonds Jewelrv bought and sold PVaie entrfnoe
No signs Pail lower bell 20l Broadway between 5I and J2ds
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
Capt. Jacks Head.

A Washington dispatch announces
that the head of Capt. Jack has arrived
there, and is on exhibition at the Smith
sonian Institute. We hope, for the sake
of common decency, that this is untrue.
1t was reported some time ago that it
was the intention of the military author
tiles to send this trophy to Washington,
and that the chiefs head was severed
from his body at the time of his execu-
tion for this purpose but that such
barbarous thing was seriously contem-
plated none dreamed. We are not
nation of South Sea Islanders nor do
we need to go back to the bloody days
of English cruelty, when the head of
Anne Boleyn adorned a pike staff, nor
those of French fiendishness, when the
CORY face of Danton was held up to the
derision of French populace. If we
are to teach the Indians civilization and
religion we can find much better ways
than by outdoing them in barbarity A
proud sight for the great Republic,
truly Forty millions of superior be-
ings looking triumphantly down on the
severed head of one poor savage, and
congratulating themselves that the great
chief is really dead, and that our insti-
tutions are safe. Lifeless as it is, the
head of this barbarous Indian has more
sense in it than is contained in the skulls
of. those who sent it to Washington
Inter- ocean.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
Prize Fighters as Politicians. 4

That would be an interesting chap
ter which should record the political ca
reer of prize-fghters. John G. Heeran
is an illustration. Returning from his
fight with Sayers to New York, his
achievements in the ring attached to
him a large following of the class that
then predominated in that city. The
politicians saw the value of such a man,
and he was soon engaged i'll their SER
vice, and attained a power and infiu-
ence of very considerable proportions.
Tom Hyer was an earlier example, and
it Will be remembered by many how he
led the phalanx that was brought to
this city from New York in 1860 to Sc
cure the nomination of Seward. But
decidedly the most conspicuous exam
plar of the influence that comes of
striking from the shoulder is, of course,
John Morrissey. Morrissey entered
politics with no other capital than the
clientage that was secured by his posi-
tion as fistic champion of America yet
that was SO great that he was able to
command any position that he chose.
He permitted himself to be elected to
Congress, and serve there until he had
exhausted the honor, and the duties be-
came monotonous, when he retired. 1t
is quite supposable that if Tammany
had elected a President in 1868, Mr..
Morrissey might have chosen to occupy
seat N the Cabinet, and it does not
appear that he could have been refused.
Latterly, Boss Tweed having vacated
the position Of autocrat of Tammany,
Mr.. Morrissey has appointed himself
his virtual successor, and it is almost in
evitable that he will rule the destnies of
that city quite as absolutely as the Shah
rules Persia. 1t is a disgraceful
fact, but one for which there is no rem
edy the metropolis of America is at
the mercy of professional gambler
and an ex-prize-fghter. Chicago
Times