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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13
The Wreck of the NorthEieet.
OF TIE Observation-Disclosures
OF SURVIVORS,

The English newspapers yet give
much space to the accounts of the ter
rible disaster which met the Northfleet
on the night of the 22d of January De
positions in regard to the matter, taken
by the Collector of Customs at Dover,
contain much of interest John Bever-
edge, the only surviving passenger who
saw the approach of the steamer which
ran into the Northfleet, says that she
was tWo-masted screw, and that after
the collision he spoke the boat, telling it
to stand by as there were 400 souls on
board. He received no reply, nor did he
see anybody ON the deck of the strange
boat. The night was dark and drizzling.
The watch of the Northfleet hailed the
steamer at least five minutes before the
collision. 1t will be remembered that
the captain shot man for getting into
one of the boats, which were reserved
for women and children this man was
Thomas Biddis, now lying in the Dover
Hospital. lie says as soon as he knew
that the vessel had been struck he sprang
out OF bed and ran npon deck; rockets
were flred, bells rung, and the usual sig
nals OF distress given, the pumps were
worked for about fifteen minutes, when
it was found useless to work them any
more. The greatest confusion prevail
ed women were praying and screaming,
but above all could be heard the voice Of
Captain Knowles, who stood at the
wheel giving orders. He shouted s'The
women first I'll blow any mans brains
out who attempts to get into boat.
Blddls saw that the boats on both sides
were being. rapidly filled, and knowing
that his life was at stake, jumped into
the boat at the stern, where the captains
wife was. The captain ordered him out,
but he refused to go, and was fred at
twice, one ball taking effect In his leg
Others made for the boat, and, in spite
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

PREPARATIONS FOR THE VIENNA Ex-
POSITION. General Eaton, United States
commissioner of education, has recently
bad important consultations with Pro
.fessoSs Agassiz and Henry and other
prominent educators throughout the
country, and definite plans have been
adopted regarding the presentation at
the Vienna exposition of the prominent
features of the American school system.
Each of the principal cities viii present
models OF its principal schools, and
complete model Of school room, with
desks, books, blackboards, maps, etc,
VIII be placed on exhibition. Publish
srs Of text books are daily sending to the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13
Our Boston letter.
cRIME-HoosAo TUNNEL QUEsTIoN--GREAT
BAzAAR-PUBLIo Observation-Disclosures
BOSTON. Feb. 10. 107

Boston, Feb. 10, 1878.
After season of apathy of remarka-
bic length, our citizens are fully awak-
ened to the fearful increase of crime,
not only in sister cities but about our
very doors. For the past many weeks
have the daily papers been transformed
into chapters of startling outrages and
wrongs.
This state of affairs has gone smoothly
along, until as the shades of Saturday
evening settled over the city, the crimi-
nal resumes for the week in the even
ing's publications, thoroughly aroused
the lovers of right and propriety, by
their announcements of daily villainy
and tho complaints with which the ed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

No sickening potion is necessary TO re-
ieve the throat and lungs from the irrita-
ton which produces violent fits of cough
ing. Hale's Honey OF HOrehouud and
Tar, the grand specific of the age for all
pulmonary disorders, is a pleasant and
palatable elixir. Crittenden's. No. 9Th
Avenue. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skim. PIN
pies, ringworn, salt-rheum, and other cu
taneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juni-
per Tar Soap, made by Casweu, Hazard &
Co, New lork. BE sure to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless i'm
itatlons made with common tar.
nOyl4wl2wl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

THE PUREsr and Sweetest Cod-Liyer oil
is Hazard * CasW ellis, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected Iivers. by Cas-
well, Hazard & Co, New York. 1t i abso-
lutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer ii to all others. Ply
sicians have decided it superior to any OF
the other oils in market.
nOyl4Wl2Wl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13
Business Hotties.
a DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE

A
The great atmospheric wave which, the
meteoroIogists tell us, sweeps over the
whole United States from the Pacific coast
at this season, is loaded with unwhoIesome
vapors that chill the body and disturb all
its functions. Precipitation is checked,the
stomach is deranged, the bowels and the
liver sympathiZe with that organ, the
nerves and muscles are affected, pulmona-
ry complaints are engendered, and the
spirits are more or less depressed. These
are among the common effects produced
by the moist, ungenial winds prevalent in
the winter months. But If the system is
toned and fortified in advance with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, no danger need
be apprehended from any condition of the
atmosphere. The ''ill wind that blows no
body any good" will not be likely to blow
any harm to him who strengthens and reg
ulates his internal organs with this whole
some vegetable tonic and Alternative, and
clothes his outside in a manner suitable
to the season. The seeds of fever and ague
and other diseases of an intermittent or
remittent type, are now in the air, and
are liable to be planted in the system, 10
germinate and bring forth bitter fruit, Ell
Their INN ediately or at later period, IN
less due sanitary precautions are taken TO
ward them of. OF all the safeguards
against malaria, this famous vegetable an
tidote is the best; and of all remedies for
the painful ailments caused by damp, cold
and sudden changes of temperature, such
as rheumatism, chills, irregularities of the
bowels, bilious attacks and indigestion, it
is the most reliable and most agreeable.
Many suffer rather than take nauseOus
medicine and this is not to be wondered
at, as the remedy is often worse than the
disease. Sufferers from coughs, colds, in
fluenza, sore throat, or tendency to con-
sumption, viii find IN DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry a remedy as agreeable TO
the palate as effectual in removing disease.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13
MHYHAs snznnnNr

Become the staple Deutriace of America
simply because it is impossible 10 use II,
even for a week, without perceivIug it,
hygienic effect udon the teeth. the gums
and the breath.
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y. l. A NJ PM AN
Applies Warren,s

FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING.
Materials manufactured by New England
Felt Roofing Co., Boston.
Also, Lampman's Concrete Pavement.
Iatent Sand and Coal Sitter. Rights for
state or territory for sale.
Railroad Bridges whirewaShed.
orders by mail VIII receive immediate at
tention. Residence, No. 2 Elm street,
Rutland, VT mayl0d&w1y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

YOU LIE, VILLAIN Any physician
who now says that rheumatism can not be
cured, simply lies. The wonderful effects
OF the Centaur LiEiment tor all flesh, bone
and muscle ailments upon man and beast,
are too well known to admit of question.
It destroys swelings, softens stiT joints,
soothes pain, makes the lame walk, and
the bedridden leap for Joy. 1t is selling as
no article ever did sell; and it sells be-
cause it does its work every time.
CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie
and causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute
for castor oil.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

sheep and poultry were also revised.
Upon motion of j. II. Murdoch, a com
mittee consisting of John Porter, of
Hartford; Hosea Vaughan, of Wood
stock, and Paul ID. Dean, of Barnard,
was appointed to " receive proposals for
term of years to locate the fairs of this
society after the expiration of the con-
tract with the Woodstock Agricultural
Association, and report at the next an
nual meeting of the society"
Ell Echo de EspanG upbraids the
Spanish court for not going into mourn
ing on the death of the Emperor Napo-
leon, especially as the Empress isa Span
lard.
At Columbus, Ohio, John Henry
Miller, shot a druggist named Fer
dinand, whom his wife accused of at
tempting to outrage her. TIE ball took
effect IN the head, and the druggist will
die
The Cincinnati Gazette, the Oldest
and the leading administration newspaper
in the West, celebrates the beginning of
its 91st volume by a change of form
from the time-honored folio to a very
handsome and attractive quarto.
-Glenwood, Iowa, was shaken from
centre to circumference by the startling
spectacle of a human skeleton, found by
q wood-chopper in hollow tree.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13
10 PER CENT.

County, Town, City and School District
Bonds of Iowa, Illinois. and Kansas for
sale below par. Coupon bonds registered
with State auditors. Interest collected
and paid by state Treasurers. They are
more secure than State Bonds, for States
may repudiate, while municipalities can
not. Write for circulars and Information.
ANY marketable securities taken IA ex-
change.
BROWN, WADsWORTH & CO., Bankers,
febl2 y Nassau ST., New York. 4w
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\ FIRsT-CLAss BUSINESS for a .relia-
bic man. with the assurance of making
from $1,000 TO 5000 a year. can be secured.
IN connection with an agency for the eN-
eluslNe sale of works by rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, William Cullen Bryant, Harriet
Beecher stowe, &C. Write for particular
70 J. Il. FORD Il CO, New York; Boston
chicago; or san Francisco. febI2W4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-13

A GENTs-Lloyd's Shipping Map OF the
IA L. S. for 1878 is out to-day, with $1,000
sells for 81; i0x50 large. j. 7. LLOYD
Phila-, Pa. fsbl3dsd6wl
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION

OF manufacturers who have become dis
gusteu with the OdOrs OF Parafline Oils and
IHelf III effects upon machinery. is in
klteu 10 Per gal.
r. II. kellogg's SPERM Engine Oil. $40
4. ii. hellOgg's SPERM Spindle oil. lis
Z. II. kellogg's TALLOW Engine oil l.I8
Z. II. hellogg's TALLOW Spindle on. los
Manufactured only by
E II. KELLOGG,
IebI2wi No. Il Cedar-st., New York.
A GENTS.-lt sells quick among all cla--
"A scs. Old people, the middle-aged those
who are just entering life. and youth OF
both sexes buy and read with the greatest
profit.
MY JOLLY FRIENDS SECRET.
do LEWIS Last and Best Book. II Is
meeting with the greatest success, and
there's money in IL. send for our circulars.
etc, which are sent free. GEO. MAGICIAN,
Boston. febI2w4
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AGENTS ! a RARE CHANCE +.

We viii pay all agents $40 per week ia
cash. who viii engage with us at once.
Everything furnished and expenses paid.
Address \. COULTER & co.
IeOl2W4 Charlotte. Mich.
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10 SAMPLES sent by mail for soc, that
L = retail quick for $40 r. /. W0LCDII.
Isl thatham-squarc.E X. \. febl2w4
l. ENVIRONMENTS per week. Agents &
IL Others TO sell q new article. indisDcu-
sieIs to merchants and manufrs. Address
with stamp, +. l.. Smith 4 Co. - Liberty
St, y. \. febl21r4
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TIE RUTLAND HERALD.
yioe-presIdent Colsax's Case.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1878.
, 1873-12-07

wreols. THO two bodloH wore removed from
Tho rMinH half an hour nftor tllo ncotdout,
HORRIBLY mnnglod, his skull being ornsllcd In
nnd buth Of Iln loga brolten In two or three
rlacoH. l1o wnHdlacovorcd ten foot or more from
tho boy Of Ills friend, and 1t IL supposed that,
to run. but waa too Lutte. Tho holy If Mr.
Bathloy. was found on tho sidewalk wtle,e he
stood when Inst soon, nul showed 10 mark Of
Injury except bruiso OIL tho sIdo Of lis head,
osiuel!tIy ca,lbra by = falling tlu,bor, wllict
probably struck hin, with aucll torco au to ca,lso
ipRtAnt death.
:, Ths building wns erected and ownct! by Alfred
apocr, tile vino producer. 1t wns tlo !nrEeHt
md wAH to havo boet tito fnost building III Ino-
neS Is by 81 ,eot nd taas reo Hi9fen f en. s n.
gn oyor u yo.r, ago, md, N ~. srcer saYn'
WAS built accort!'ng 10 written p'as mud srccill.
cations mnso hy u: ". Carpenter. MI architect Of
md Ch1,nboru street In this city,. Tho
lumLcr wan ru.c,nuod by str. Speor in ne
cortlnnco with tho specifications OF the
prcllitcc.. md builder nnnled ora1t framed
Was was stoppcl S BY % Ito ncion Of t,o Town Council
WHO discussed tho project Of widening alaill
ayo1,,1e, wlicl, would renter necessary tho NOV.
lug or thu building further back. Two Or tDreo
times. a[r sneor say wnrk Tas st9ppca Tor this
tion ho concluded to tlnish 1t vl,ero 1t stood,
and l,atl com3lctnd tho top Etory on tic outside
wion tho Council again intorfered, mud passed
M ordinance to widen tho street. Tho building
wns dollc nbout nix wooss ago. Since that tImo
workmon hayo boon finishing 1t, but for
trnata,. owing to tho weather, tho usual force
wan not Mt WORK yesterday. Mono Of tho hoora
Ind boon erected, 90 that the orliusry brocins
roof, however, with fin top and alato sidoH, vas
nenriy finished, mud tho structure was aolne-
, 1873-12-07
q" THE BRANDY WAR" IN SWEDEN,

a Novel Ten 4,cr:11acc nlnTcn,cn;--a1..y-
rie,l n1eu Inlay <9:,:zio ;as sy.1l III
x3t1,3c. Single Mesa ss:Ily Mt 3Sc:tlN,
!s.yckho:m ?orrca'ondclcc Of tbs La,;lon s.laaar.
It pul.u are at f. Hla1d-Atill, Suria1 Iuog-
tions nre pressing forward. 1t il not only i'll Eli
glai1d that considerable anxiety IL lett on ac-
co1ut Of tha inerca*inG consumption Of strong
dr."k by tho lower cisHhea. Though insoxica~
this country thrn i! waa twenty ycarE
ago, still the uyi1 remains, aud it requires
constant eSo,tioN on tho part of friends oi
temperance 10 keep IL within proper limita. i
temperance societies aud tho higl, excise duly
MI tic diati.l,tlon Of psa,.ay hail brought down
tho amount Of inlo.ication to 80 low l. figure
tbs. serious opea woro entertained that tho foo
,sas beaten down fos good; but circumstance
lsEyo 1ecs::tly proved that if Tho high prico Of
slirita las done much to preyaut oye.-
indulgence in d:iuli, tho tnsto Tor liounr
Eslll romaiced unsba1cd. Tho high wai:os
OF tho laat lwo years llayo again
placed b:audy, which III tho fayorito drink OF tho
worlug!uan, within cauy reach, ;:,d the consc~
qncHco has lccn eonhiadr.llo increase in the
Manufacture aud Haio Of npi:ts. Tho return tor
thu uluu nlo.,slla oslit,S September lsst show an
!aclcaao o nes:ly 1O peg cctt az tho correspond
ing period or iant year. As usual, the large
towns and tho northern provinces nro lioaling
the lit Active ntcps arc ilowoyor. tal:on to pre-
vent tie fnrsher ::rowti, Of the nvl, md will IL
Is lloEct, insure TIN victory or the cause or tenl
Tie tnwn of ftothenburg is aho tn boast Of
having carried uu l4e war against drunkenness
with tho greuiest tEeecns. Slrco 1850 the whole
Hl,rlt tr4ue Of the community laH boen traus-
ferr.d to phiiant!nop:cal company, wlltc!s has
undertaken 10 pay OYER to tho town tlso wlloio
profits, OF tho buslncHB, aud lnia is wording
merely Tor tito CAUSE OF Temperance. 1ho
company, which diaposcs OF ell tue i;cansca,
forty-thrca in number, aca ,,e gu tho 1rinepl,1,
i1rryn a,,v nrn1it fro;n thu Hn}n GF 1funnra Ali
, 1873-12-07
Ens1 OF u Top- -5lcAvY 1s:stltlins-~Esso
we'll. E1EUsy;l Residents lkast1.1aiy
Killed i.a asuHHuiD. n, B.,

v1etl-g1ausy;l Residents INSTANTLY
E{ii3etl in aslHHnip, n. ).
From the Mp Fork Trihune. Drr. 4.
At quarter Of 12 IL. yesteranv, n largo fonr-
III ory franc budding at1ont being completed Mt
Main aycnuo n.id Washington place, opposite
tho depot Ill raasac, N, j., io!l 10 tho ground,
instantly killing two gentlemen who wero col!-
ycrNing on Tho tilowalh III troat Of Tho building.
Ono oi tho gentlemen was George MCLEAN. t!lo
leading mc,lhor Of lilo 1'oSn Council 1T 1'assaie,
ard a1,ionE ita Inast ilopnnr and odteoinod oiti-
zcnH. Tile other WIS William narklcy ct tho firm OF
William DarEloy s. Co., importers Of lrlss, OF
No. 81 Cortla1,t street, III tlla city, who Ind re-
Gently tnlen mp his irHitlcl,co in lassaio. Air..
Earklc7 waB about to tako tho IL uclack train
tor Now York, md AIs. aIol.oar, neoing him OF,
tho oupoyitu sis.a Of tho street, crossed oyor to
shake lralltl, It'll him only fow seconds before
tho building foil md buried tl.om both III ltn
1uirs, Alr, Wnitclleal who EerpH tho Euroha
lIutcl, adjoining tho fatal building, wna nl,-
nrtarin. tho lwo gcEtjcMGn When ho heard
i rll. Il; no::o overhead, md, uttelil,s u e,y
or waEsl.g tn Alossrs Dasaley aud Mclean,
ron to H., ot!,or Edo OF the ntrcot, barely
e.cs,ing lilo iutu Of hlA trionds. 3hroo men
weru nj work oal .!,o Luil linz ut tho timo. only
one or 'whu,n .fUIn 4. Froota'd, n carpenter,
w.lo wan m tho 1,prcr nioiy, gurarod my injury.
Mr. Yreola,t! had two rit,' p.olon, all wna also
Injured, hut not uorul1sly, III III" bacK. lsopaFa
s. Elliott. Iowc'er. residing noAt door to ll'a
fallen building, mud me'nber or nscoR ena
ladder company which arrived prompt. ~ tug
sco,e OF tho dBasncr was also 6ayoroly l1llrsa
III the lead during tho alforta to clear AMY INV
, 1873-12-07
Esoor.Erot,.o or Prison,

-. From tic i.irafnfa t.Stv.} I:nferprise.
Vl8iling New York wlIilo Governor Of this
wien 1'woed ovorioo'; lin with lila carriage aud
Invited hin to ride. Tic Governor nccorted tho
invitation. and waB driven past rows Of lnasnif-
ccnt odcon wlllnt, Tweed pointed out to him aa
hlh individual poahcssions, ndmonlsiing- him
whom by ro,naining and cooperating with His
fricnla llo might llnyo bee1, equally wealthy.
Finally. Nyc rorficd to him tint rSriape 4 waa
n!nttor Of regret. s'1Mt," Eaid llc, ri l'nvo
always thought / should rather dio In poor
llnnso tlan III Tho Atn!a pr|non--atttl. by Q-d!
tt looks to mo as II that was the oply choco loft
ns, 1wocd."
, 1873-12-07

IN thoir adhesion to the now programme. To
tho fanatics OF tcototn1iam movement which
toloratcs tho consumption OF npiritB at homo will
probably SOON to deHoryo BIZ; lltlfo Huccoss. but
1t will meet with tllo llonrly corporation OK tito
ron,edy Of tboko only thai despair Of nttnining
moderation, A,n1 10 inlicato wohlinoss rather
tl1An Btt c,,rt1,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT NJ r. STocK ExCHAS0E SALES
SEPT II. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMRNT-l0t O'CLOCK A. N.
$500 500 Conn So ll57s 5000 $40 Cp 6o..,ll6
10 900 Us 500 RI67 ..,llt1 1000 81 1910 Regiis
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEWBORN. H.
snir y,gr, fBr) saii1r Giassow &c Austin Baldwin Co.
steamship Jones Wilmington N C., Lorlad steamship
Steamship Kou (Gerl, Pranete, Bremen, oerichs & Co
Steamship GamOrgin (Brl Laybourne, Cardt A. Baxter 90
Steamship Clsbel B Freeman, Lasuayra, &C. PIN FoT"ood
oS,.,hr Manhattan rBrl Pde. Liverpool Williams Guon.
steamship Cuba Br Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown T. H.
steamship A. c. Sinners Warren. PhladsDh.
Ship Ellen Austin rh P Lon01 GrnHf M1u1 o oS
(Br sans Cork falmouth Thomas Dunhan
BARK Prur (swe Bernstein KOuig'be'g &C., Funch, Edye
Bark Alice fainter (Br C,urgh Rio Janro ss Preuderg
Bark Carmod Qtsl) Bason, Cork Falmouth A. Agre.t.
Nalani tsLl Laura Trieste Tor orders Funch, Edye
Brig Lily CBr) Lawrence cet,e, &e, IL whitney Co.
Big Knud (Dan Nielsen, Morgan Pill Tetens Boekmann
Brig Nimwautee Perkins Gibraltar for orders, Miller Hough
Brig MARY Conway orb Raudch Rouen (Fran soeouch Co.
p Robinson Bills Corpus Christi H. SprAgqe Son Co
P. Goodwin. Waterbury, STANFORD Stamford Manufacturing
9th With mdse and pass to KunhafdT Co.
With tS' mise and pass to Ghas g. FrancSiyu
ship Loeb Of GgOr Robinson Liverpool 81 days with
Ship c. H. Southland (of Richmond Mel Brown. Calcutta April IT.
BARI Monitor Eaton LshO July 25 and Gibraltar A5g TO- With
Brig Er,ol. G.all scOto Glasgow IS days with coal
Bark sGoh lSotl, Hendrie5.sn se9 40 days in ballast
Atlantic Of New Haven't DekersOD st. Pierre MART lS days
BARK Morning Of Turks Isn Waugh Guantanamo and ST.
Jags Ia days, with
B.rk MssuncoOk Boston, Richardson Rio Jsnsro 40 days with
Jsboa,o Brazil D Cunh. Pern,mbuco 80 days with sugar
Brig Beta (Non) Hansen, Santos 81 days, with coffee
Brig Emily Br) Marshall GreJO"n Sc 80 days with hides rub
Der, &c ~ q, NJ, ,-,-,---.s.
Pierre, Mart, II days, with sugar ke.
Brig G. Z. Gesry, Mount GeorgetoWp, ID. @.
Jo,., , T,SiS M Mar Jsas Virginia
w H. Rutan virginis Abigail Jennings Virginia.
Alice Pearce. Virginia J. l. Williams Baltimore
III. y. Bradshaw, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
ia loss
stripped settling tss sand Her seru, supposed
n old wreck.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEwEs Sept l7Psssed in. brgs william Mallory Ir from
Island; Hyperion spoken on e
Capes 10 days from Nicaragua for New The brig
Jane the refusing proceed went ~
es last night tho surveyors having pronounced her seaworhy
Bosros Sept l7Ared steamship Lord Give from Lyepoo
GOttenbur brig Loche from CenfGeSos seh
Alert from Angulls.
P,nrRs MONROE Va Sept l7Passed for Baltimore bsrks
Benetto from LVerpooli Tannvy and brig
Alto from Dublin bgs woodcoc from Havana Chattanooga from
Passed steamship KONG Wilhelm Tor Bemeni brig
A. 81 Owens sehrs Shiloh and Minnie q. Load.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON 1.-THE North German Lyds Lice steamship
Hermann Capt Reehmsnn from NewYok Sept for Bremen,
rived here this morning.
hovLs sept 1.-THE Anchor steamship Australia Capt
Hedderwck Nesiok Sept o. for Glasgow arrived here this
morning
SPOKEN.
Sept H. lat 80 49, lon So 80 brig Herman from Philadelphia for
For --latest Ship Sers Fira Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
DECIsIONs-sEPr. II.

Suprsm, Court-Ch ambers-By Judge Fancher-
In the matter Israel Levi supposed unaureuu9n gse
owerre AIT Bnekey-Judgme0t Of foreclosure and % Ano
sbipsey ae MrquA-Juigmen granted Hyatt sg he
Windmill Compsny-Judgnent ordered Ball Agt b-hSefsD0s
granted 20 take proof Aad report go -, IA an
By Judge Prat-GOm agt Cartwrgt-hoOn denied with slo
TO abide event VI
Superior Court-Chambrs--By Judge Van Vorst.-
Green-Premptory mandamus allowed Noe sgt
Order granted Whitnore agt The Bne Rnosd
Court of Common Pleds--By Judge Daly.-Leyy egt
Dunker-Moon granted NJ es gt hcCees-Motop denied eo'
bns sgt ShGMoaon granted terms Geruer % Osfanosr-'
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Marine Court-Part I-By Judge Curtis.-yo11 IN
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plaintiff L. Mseomber for defendant-Judgmen o aeian ot m
Tia 1924 49, costs $25 Allowance Edmund nka and ooe
aQt j. r. Fitchet p Buckley for oy oe
fault OF merits for plaintiff for S2O3 TO- costs ana
s25 allowance VIM RovbohsB The Neeus Operanve han
ucuhng Co-Jugment by default for plaintiff Tor SlOS 81 co'
Part Hy Jndge Sbea-Brown ThurbeBe amin Estes Tor
and Nelson action for Illegal conversion OF
plaintiff 1888 oNenberg gt
ipdaR iDqnrsi by default Judgment for the plaintiff for
costs and $25 allowance. Traumann AIT SoomOnueolge 70
ben for plaintiff Jacob for defendant; action io services
painter defense being that the work "" not properly u0
uo,to,
oerrupg defendant demurrer frivolous granted and that pnn
have Judgment go Of motion Brennan agI
Hadnstt Onien Zeger Keech Jones ag Lombano
granted Han sgt 70 ~
d.u granted with BrushMoton TO Vaoaie at
grnted defendant BOYD ag
der dsaosing psntfs amendments granted Francis ag s-
Order of granted Schmidt MrL AL Sney
Clam ag Yeter0ters opening judgment granted on CONDITIONS
Harrison AIT Hamsn-0Tder setting aside slnmoos &c granted
with 81 costs abiding event with liberty &c Lvnse ag
GregoOder granted place on day calendar oil t IL o
trial on Oct T.