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New York Markets.

FRIpAY, Feb. 2s.-FLouR AND MEAI-!Flour
1 G Gs;A.2 sG S% Sa
fHG ae f!s .sa SeiIG %s,
err .pring whe., extras ssslo do double extras 8
.IsS.lISs ely .GiPpas s1trss, siss,si ei!y, trade
family brands ssSsla Southern sSSping Extras ts
80 Rye n9Gr, ts5eSse.Ss Cora meal mssi0Westcrn &s,
nGsye Sr oS sesSs' 81 gut az 9Tsr
Spsnds, soSe and ios middllng do. iSSS; sales aS5
n n ia 4 c4 s iS5 IL Vas f9f eSse
fair business at Llsc advance sales ll50 bales
ss'as y G$i t$F2!. ss 1S' ?"
S9s Sas 6 S and % Hs o P95F' 5 ~
@ qsi'. - iss'
but SSS"s 1 G a % y ssr 81 %
ts,c Bacon was fraction lowsT ana "a active sales
so'f for H:S%HE HSr S a" e aSs long se'
s ef ssy s sS CD Ss eSls PO M and
ssnsrSly inactive and and 90set.isd s LsEi more tysy
f5e %g 'is % sice n.HG cut nsiTs'sS sTsSss
sSs S$si S,ss .SSsa wv: 4
canada cSSsdiin w sc @ Sees ss1c% With With mod rat m
ds4E- Wheat dqli 2 SoO Susn; No. Ml!wsusee SOLD
sas. :ts 1S ISL Ss'a rfS
for prime western mixed old ess64e. for lot new
oss & SsS fo$ ws.S for
Sush ~ ioss store aSs for o% western @ %sa
and delivered for mixed Sc for inferior STATE
s0es5l1o for Western anoat. Barley salss lSe
no sales.
| GRocERIns-Cofee nrm Rio. lsk@2Ac. gold with
the sale OF cargo OF $500 BAGS, Rice quiet In mo-
lasses notice 80 hhds. Porte Rico at 65c
Sugars dun No. t2 box, sAc.; fair TO good renning
Cuba eSfQsSse.; sales 0O hhds. and few 6oxss. Tho
range OF prlOss eoveag f%ol0c for very inferior to
choice elarined, Including Centrifugal at 9A@se re-
nned qnOted at f26Ul2kc, FOR harts.
moderately active al sal5Yss4o, Spirits turpentmc
nrmtr al &C. oils Llnseed oil SIC; ncnhaden 69fc
crude cotton seed 4Gl5c Fish have been In good
demand and nrn sales Of mackerei at tis tor Ne
Halifax 5q&lS for No. do so for choice No. lay
Georges cod at % peytrly do az %, and EaSt
fsiriy active at 3 Lice. for choice. &hisks,
STst At Hs; s,ssrins "a, % sold a. Sc se tor prime
tent At 4Hc. cash for Lake spel,eI Aln aud drought
IA9e1se, geld for silesian; pig lead reported NOR,
sesiss, With sales q AMsrssa at ssS for No. az!
p.ates naNs eenn sssd Demand aud chaienai tn sole
I t MFOssiz' gold Fereign dried fruhs quiet; hya
| Tasins sold At t2WHaSll0, and cuEents a $50
tca ssns "a, moderately ss.ye' grain e. lsysspSe1 b
| vessel TO Cork for orders With gran ~ To- t1d.
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Spttial Noilt,s.
DIAMoSD-PoINTED GOLD PENS.

(CIRCULARJ
To those engaged In mercantile pursuits any invcn
notice, we'll as Of extensive Patronage One of the
most important inventions Of the present "a thai Of
pen that possesses the necessary qualities Of hrmnesa
IN marx and durability In use Preemnently snch are
Pens and Pehc, Astor House. Their superior vsius
Ia tested by the long time he has been engaged in
city In their manufacture. " -
We, the sabscriocrs who know the value Of FQIEY's
cheerfuly recommend them to those who wish for the
beet and most perfect gold pen ever made Signed b.
the following gentlemen and over 100 otherss
J. r. Williams, President Metropolitan matt Bank.
]. A. Bea rdesley, Cashier Nat1 Bank Of North AA
VIM. A. Falls, President Corn Exchs nge Bank.
X. n. Lowry, President Natl Blk OF the Republic.
Y. d. Tappan. President Gallatin National Bank
Isaac g. Ogden. Cashier New York County Nat BIZ.
VIM. L. jenkins, President Bank OF America.
=. W. Leun, Cashier Union National Bank.
VIM b. heskcr, Cashier Bx. OF N. Y. n. Bkg. Aass
J. T.. southworth- President Atlantic National BE
Vim. II. Coz. Cashier Mechanics National Bank.
James Buell., President Imp, aud Traders Natl Hk.
j, NJ. Crane, Cashier Shoe and Leather Natl BIZ
Geo. W. winett, Cashier Balfs Head Bank.
Howes Macy. United States Express Co.
White, Morris Co. Barclay a Livingston.
vermiye a Co. IA. j. Raymond u Co, Ecu
Winslow, Lanler a Co. York Daily Times.
Geo. ID. Arthur Co A. Gordon, Cashier Hsu
Fisk q Hatch York Herald
H. I. Morgan a Co. T. ketcham N Co.
American Express Co. 8. B, Chittenden Co.
Adams Express Co. johnson Higgins.
Daniel ID. smith, Pres Mercantile Mutual Ins Co.
ElN oOd Walter, Pres. Mercantile Mutual lns. Co.
AT. wllmarth, vice-Pres. Home Fire lns. Co.
Morris Franklin. President New York Life Ins. Co
JOHN FOLEY, Gold Pen Manufacturer,
AstOr House, opposite the Herald once.
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JUDsoN-AcKER;-on "Wednesday, Feb. y. az Pcrt
Chester by the Rev II. Morgan, Mr.. Edward r. Judson
OF this city 70 Annie Ca daughter Of Abraham Acksh
Esg, q Port Chester \ Y.
tercession, Washington Heights, by the Rev. w. ~
rostiethwae, sssistea 9y tae ny: Ih9msa a
John willard Of this city.
Christ Church, Elizabeth, N. j., by the Rev stephen
Parker John +. OIL OF Philadelphia to Virginia daugh
ter OF Mrs Carolina Canneld. =
MISUNDERSTANDING Sunday, Feb. %, is7A
by the Rev p s. Henson, Cornelius Valentine TO MARY
daughter Of A. NJ. +. Watson of Brooklyn.
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Is this rurended to Iunacnes osnsrsasu.en 1.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Mr. Horace y. Clark +,
President VI the Union Pacific Rarosa, here upOn
busness of the company says that over three tousand
free passes have been applied for THE year. Of
them interest Of senators and membsrs OF Con.
Gress. well other ociasI but last night the Er
eentiye Committee decided that hereafter no fres
passes road shall either 20 printed or Bsued
Nov thai tho Cove rnnent whhhods the pay tQr Its
freight the necessity of eating OF the free rtr nm
prr.liNa.
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were fuiiy suppi,ed from pryyseus srtvsss ssa -
bulk Of todays offerings had TO be held over sellere
nothing but scsrcty for nc5t SUNDAY and mons.y -
Tor common 70 strictly prime steers. p. -
Receipts Of sheep were q cars or sy7s hesd mshin9
week The quality ranged poor to extrs, and saes
were slow .t6Nesc n, the market closing heavy ~
Arrivals Of hogs we're s'To making SO, since Mon
day, against 201ig for the time last week. Tna
market not Arm, and pricea fell of fraction
Live hogs quoted at 5k05Nc., city dressed at t0
7kc, and Western dressed at 6a@6Ac.
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THE PAcIFIc MAIL SUBSIDY.
Testimony duplicating sypher Of Louisiana
In Corrupt Transactions.


WAsHIEGToN, Feb. 2S.-The Ways and
Means Committee Ia busiiy engaged In investi-
eating the charges of corruption in connectiC n
with the Pacific Mail subsidy scheme. Mr..
Dawes, the Chairman, tries To Keep the mstteF
secret, but the facts revealed by testimony will
Leak out.
Mr.. Garrison. President OF the brazilian steam
ship Company, was ex tmined to-day, and con-
nrmed by his testimony the suspicious OF the
committee that money had been freely used To
secure the passage OF the Paeihe Mail Subsidy v
bill, although Mr.. Garrison had but little Of bis
own personal knowledge Of the fact.
Mr.. Garrison was OF the opinion that Repre-
sentitiye Sypher of Louisiana was implicated.
Sypher is said to have been engaged IN q corrupt
lobby scheme, by which the brazilian subsidy
scheme was passed. Whom the measure was
pending In the House, about an hour previous
To the vote, Sypher went tn Garrison, called him
into the committee room. and told him that
while he (Syphe1 should probably vote against
hts Garrlsonsl measure, yet ha could control
the votes of twenty-three Southern Congress-
men Ha gave namc.t and facts which indf-
oated to Garrison thai sypher was falling the
truth. Garrison. tt is said, teBtined that money
was paid " Sypher for his In nuenca-
The committee Will mvesteute further.
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machinery, novel inventions, bridges engineering
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every discovery la chemistry A years numbers
contain Ekl pages and several hundred ongravings.
Thousands OF volumes are preserved for binding and
reference The practical receipts we'll worth
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Specimens free. May be had OF all news dealers
Patents obtained on the best terms. Models OF new
inventions and sketches examined, and advice free. All
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the week they issue Send for pamphlet no pages con
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Tickets, as Orders nllcd Information Iurnish~
Prizes Cashed. TAYLOR n CO., Bankers,
~ Wall st.. New York.
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Twep,y-Two psebe Warsiers Killed.
BAN FRANCISCO, Fob. Z-Advises FROM Arr
to FEB 10 state that Lieut. Michler Of mo Fifth
Cavalry, fought the Apaches dA Jsa. y at reAtou
Csssk klng seSentssn wasrlDss. sabainF, nazsod
Qsorgs nootsr, yaA killed. or the 18th OF ysAaary
Gen.crcok srrfved &c hssdqa fsB " kssQ0 been
absent three noathA
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Arri-ed-FRrpAY. Feb. %.


Steamship Regulator, Philsdephia mdse. and pass.
Steamship Leo, savannah. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Charleston, Charleston, mdse. aud pass
Steamship City Of Havana, Havana, mdse. and pass.
Brig FANNY Beck, Palermo frrit.
Bark Azelfs, Boston, in ballast.
Schr. ID. NJ Hilton, Fortune Bay, N. r., nah.
Also the usual river and cosstwlse vessela
= SAILED. Steamship Franklin. for stettin, &ca bsrn
Luis Cambiaso, for st. Domingo; Argonaut, Bremen.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 2s-Amertcan, New York.
MovILLE, Feb. 28.-Victoria, New York.
QuKKEsrows, Feb. &.-Javs, New York Egypt Nev
York.
BREsr, Feb. as.--wa.hington. New YORK.
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Busintss Hotifts.

yPSLf!iS gs fH!.iSg''To ToIffs 'sseiiIkpsM TsSEEfpj
the complaints for which tho
schhspps has been declared specnc by the cu,i-
nent physicians who have conesponded with the pro.
prietor, dropsy, dyspepsia, debility couscquent
upon onseontinued sickness and old age, epilepsy,
asthma gravel colic affections Of the kidneys and all
chrome diseases For these and many other disorders
Ia prescribed. with great success, by more than
three thousand medical practitioners In various parts
of the United States,
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For Bronchial, Asthmstic. and PuIssensry
complaints Bropn's bronchial 7rochss" manifest 70
markabie curative properties.
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Elts, m Eslscn As s sfsELrys fsM ysrs All
yERwARE WARRANTED EiksL oUnI oUnAIhlrY, sps
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MARINE INrELLI6ENo y.

uNIAruRn ALxANAo-rurs DAT.
sun rises. SO Sun rcts... So Moon sets. "
wATER-THfs DAY
sandy Hoog.. 10 Gov. Island 10 IS Hell Gate. ii "
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One cold after aAolher viii, with many eensti-
.staoas s1aesh hs seaa. Of soasanPsos % ~ n
Jsyae's kxpsetosaat Always prompt, hosoush, and
eficaeleuA--AaR-
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MAR RTED.

use Ly on's Tooth Tablets daily.
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wntt.'s Nervous 4 ptidote Completely Curet
wM. LUNDY. III Deyoe st., Brooklyn
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MR.. GREELEY'S PROPERTY.
THE REPORT OF APPRAIsERs VIII
LIlMs AND SHINNER.

THE REPORT OF APPRAIsERs ".
LIAMs AND SKINNER.
Some Of the Schemes which Busied Hel
Crceley's Brain.
The inventory and appraisal Of HoI
Greeley's personal estate were completed
terday and aled In the surrogate's office, W
Plains. The appraisers have had long, ted
duty TO perform, but the following IL q true
perfect inventory;
ARTICLES INvENTORrED.
siI shares capital stock Of the. Tribune As.o.
ssus al Psr pts pef 'nate ,
One bond Chicago and csnads southern Rail
w.y Companyi par value, s,Ooo; present
Three bond. csnad. southern Railway Com. =.
opc sSire Of .hs stoeE of Clinton par value,
sioo present value.
Bresfvs,er Raiirosd Company par value, =,
e25 per share present value; "a
and cbsrlottsvilie Rairosd Company stock
SsS VIZ qSas preirsnsd rsad v'1s Eosn and ru.
Company, par value, $1,000 each; present :,
One mortssse. dated April l. iisss, made By =
Arm.pds Greeley g Horace Greeley. t1 % Sc
rIss SSs Ss S%ss css S.g
Il; isS III IL ia az: X Ssri Si 4:
isT2, By n. n. d. 70 II. O. Said bonds Sc
cred not worth the amount called for by the =.
bonds. All estimated 70 be worth. -. ~
'sv weif 70 Horace Greeley dated Sept .. is1s, .
one promis.oiy note. dated jan .. iSi2. made -
BY 6eorgs Brisbsne. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Interest due from date.
ossss S%,iso .aI. F.5or 9S Ss'ea REQ ~ is made
Interest due from date.
made BY N; q; WiseweiI, Horace Greeley
and sSe sots Ss,es hsr ons
the same parties for $500. Interest due on
@ sGS oo,s nCs s1o rO% %p; 5r? a y % Ala sSd s.,
two notes were made for benent Of wlsewell,
ey u sss Mining sSs
SnuIscsuss rSS ons aSsSs s q
one .eesptsnfs e boyer .s,,ya1 Van I SIlHlisi i y
si,sr protest ~ BY Horace areeIcy % int interest rest
sSs from % Jan IS;sIs., @ ore sson .ms Ssr:S .se'p
! Interest from FEB. T. lsL; One aim,
Dec. 8. iss' One One memorands Of arst mort.
aagc bones Of the Fredericksburgh and Cor
GPsIa,s %l.eSe, % signed sSisp q and s. Van
winkle, and endorsed NJ. u. Wisewelli also
s4SsoSns g aoSpsnJ pSn from 1Ss " g. %.ews
| The above notes. with the collateral named
| in connection Herewith are estimated to be =.
one orie pronis.ory note. dated sept H. is7 made
from date. knd one claim against Edward
| BAyard Tor money loaned Sept. II. iS12, $500.
One % elsin against % G. a. Lamont for money
loaned and secured by stock. Of the Ameri-
oss sp nrss @ mor,essc n coupon bond, 70 2I, soiS 80
| bearing, 81. Joseph and Denver city Railroad
Ss%HPSs19 9s.p p,nr nu. vans as, sSIRsn a.
One nI,i mortgase gold,bearing coupon. No.
si.ao. s,s Last Iass coupon % attached due pA july !,
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EtliOious Slotitrs.

20 - - l~s -
LII SAINTS Free Church, corner Henry and
~ Scanned sts., New York. Rev. VIM. \. Dunnel, REQ
tor Divine service Sunday at i0h A. NJ, ~ r. NJ.
Wednesday. 7"iP. NJ Friday, 9 A. NJ Seats free,
COOPER INSTITUTE.-The Rev Henry Morgan
" Of Morgan Chapel, Boston, Will deliver the hnt Of
eoune Of six lectures to nonchuIehgOers N COOPER IN
stltute Sunday evening at ~ o'clock subject fasi
Young Men.' THIS discourse has been delivered 81
times In Boston, usually sunday evenlnRs-the lasl
time 10 S0O persons IN Boston Music Hall ladies'
being In majority they feel most Tor the cause Oh TEN
perance,
INyENING SERVICE In Madisonay, Reformed
~ Church and after the hrst Sunday or March 20
ginning at ~ morning SERVICE al lOI o'clock preach.
ing by the Rev. D. Oanse, the pastor Sunday ~hOol
N2ii Pm.
ENTEN SERVICES tn 81. Ann's Chereh, East
t2th ". ON the sunday evenings during Lent the
stabat Mater VIII be sung IN place OF Veepersat 1H
O'clock. fhe following Conferenees upon the pession
u onr Divine Lord wih he given by the Key Thosas =
God, the Victim OF Salvation 1" Sunday eyenlng,
March 0, The New Testament 10 His Blood !, sun:
day evening, March l6, The Agony OF Jesus chrtst -
4 Sunday evening. March %, "IAo Treason Of JuaAl
IHearoG - g. Sunday evening, March 80 Tbs roaiten
ihief Sunday evening. April ., The ConssAHilona
vi Calvary"
DEv. t. r. kENnRICK, psstOr oEand q.
HI Methodist Church. WiLAHsburgh, sth ST. VIII
preach Sunday 81 i04 O'Clock evening, IN. fheme'
eryseAl PAlsoe, London seats free Bols oAAA con-
| cert next Tuesday evening st Apollo Hall
CERyICEs ron THE rEOrLE,. W The 4 IA. Z
| - yard rooms. ed q. and sth svy EvEhr sunpAr
hrtEkNo0N, Al sd O'Clock, Sertlsn hy the Rev.
l AlsH r. Thompson. D. d evsts ffve.
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fos -ssah.. s.s,s4 q dor .sA y!nss 20
Ado.
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Restores gray hair TO s Original color thlckens thln
hair, and stops Its falling II q elegant dressing
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Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... t79 6N 2l
Two hundred and seventeen shares capital stock Of
the Utica Bullion Mining Company representing Ell ~
Fifty shares Metropolitan ProJaee Company. Far
one bond Knickerboeker Hotel Company, tI.no
one hundred shares Lumpkh ches,er Mining Com
pany stock. Par value, t2,uO
five hundred shares Metropolitan Manufacturing and
Mining Company. Par value, eYitO1
fdly shATes Chemical Gold and Silver Ore Reducing
Company. Par value, 6StN.
Thirteen shares Manhattan Quarts Mining Company
Ten shares Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company
One hundred and four bonds Metropolitan Mining and
security for enforcement Of the balls Of N. U. Wisewe
for UOo.
One promssory note, dated Jan. IS made by Jonas
Winchester, for gao Interest from date.
One prOnissory note, dated March 49, lsT2, made by
HArr son ". Fowler. Tor $40. Interest from date.
One promlssory note, dated April IT. 1871, made by
Jane Irving, for SO. Interest from date.
One prOmlssory note dated Oct. IS, 1870, made by T.,
y. Weston, for SIPS Interest from date
One prOInissnry note, dated ApT %, lSO made BY IL,
L. Stuart, for u SO Interest from date.
Edson Greeley, for 50. Interest from date
An agreement to assign unesxtn interest In the Eng
nsh, French, and Belgian patents for loom nyen sd
BY Jno r. Norfolk, signed by II. L. Stuart and j. A.
BAssett. Dec. u, 1893.
One sssignent of oneha interest in patent Of Bart
let's Breaking and Training BIdge, and menor ndum
of agreement between W q. Bartlett aud Horace Gree
ley concerning same. (sgned)
JOHs Il. wuLIAns,
WILLIAM N. sKIEsER,
Filed Feb. IS, 1873. Appraisers.
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$s:;s al i;eSs.s,. &: isss:
sueets--iah .. ~.
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Prose. uLuS inspectors Of election, known by
u'N To have Violated the election laws
.hs' tp tlncutun That AZ the gen raj eo elton OF
ss SOM bopgl ~ and Andrew ost'r were c.ndl;
M 'he'l c'i Alderman Of TIE tl'ycnih Mard
" Ws DIy OF 700 ". ya anu tae said john J.. Douglass
g"ll ''h Az s"IJ ri, az said ectOn but that nc
s.g lLtnuing 20 cLeat eald Do1gllss out of his SAID
Sv'th. sole nj uItin'd tase return OF TIE votes
s"seiy app, ,red that said Douglas hAa received
t Ltu OF votes than had actually bern east for
giralr numb'T OF votes Than had ae ualy been cast
w % nn Il sad poll by winch fraud II WAS lIsde falsely
"f lAl s1iu otter btd been elected by Que ma
,seeoa .oclnsaton THAT after said Foster received
Inn lHac.le ~ ton aid qualined, an aclloh was
SfS,,1't9'a ~ ne Attor"tl Go eel OF the ate on
Itc .u uou - ~ try Int tite 10 inc az or ce.
H., sN Nrrhr vac rendered that saiu D"ugla had
h efc2 @ suv 70 tne ~ once nv ~ leasent 70
fcT W sn' '.ee rn',,9e had oDSi ed ey frNud That
TI stl On beh'lf ot slIa douglass and was la
TG' h al the facts estab shlng saio frauds. Yet,
say I. Il as ssHs aS S'ss sSs Ne a'
T,rSi srhS he Parth guilty of this fraud totral.
GSrs so ere n 6sSsi reiesd 81 @
0'es'er britton. winch fact ne was fully aware Of
'N'iNG PRIVATE UsDERsrAEDIsG WITH GRIM
INALs.
,adtrh Charge Neglect OF duty and improper
sni speefeAtion That John Drolln was on the -
r.. u BY shooting him With q voler, tnst uie
n aai M Dltton repeatedly eIPTossed his deter
is ss,senee s fully ustbsd conviction and noticed
lsi SIe ,s isi VA mat SAL case az psttponS
~. once ami an Understanding between thsn waI
brosscat5 w shleh saii n lietneat wae not 70 os
isde, ,.r,1ngs@ss, r, made wholly sithout ls know
s. sss ssss,s and ne s fas. % s. t.sa sss1
J; ST. ~ q S. 2 < e.
' Ar'ton, but In violation Of hia oblisstisl
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The 0OuDcN was then adjourned until mOrn-
Ing, and In the mean ume the oorresp pendent had
a talk with several Indians and lsarned from
thsm now they had bsen treated ON the reserva-
ueR. They were moved three times from piace
To plaee In the winter season; the men were
Eiven only hsif blanket each, and the squaSs
uhsy had u. dig In ths frozen ground fos sanius
soa1s and kiit Shsis shsnlss fos meat.
Can't Jack expressed himsslf Witkoazs rsssrve,
He RENE mbersd AI. heaohAn, but was afr aid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-22
CenSHriSln.

The New York Herald says: "Our cor
respondents have had interviews with the
editors of the principal journals through
out the country, and we present them as
the concentration of American thought
upon the proposition for giving General
Grant a third term and the evils which may
spring from policy SO mistaken. These
interviews show the many-sided opinions
of many sided people, and it will have
the effect, besides, of forcing men to believe
that there is in the Republican party deep
laid scheme looking to Grants second re-
election, and that an apathy exists among
the people which would not make mon
archy or an empire impossible. Indeed
expressly declares his satisfaction at the
prospect of an empire. In the South this
feeling is perhaps more general than In the
North, for the crushed and oppressed con-
dition of the Southern States under the
present Administration makes the people
of that section anxious to be. freed from the
domination of the Republican party. With
an empire established the obliteration OF
party lines would quickly follow. In the
North an empire would not be welcomed
but it is likely that would be acquiesced
in, the money interests of late years exert
ing great influence against frequent polit-
ical changes and In favor of a strong, cen
tralized government. On all hands we see
evidences of Caesarism, which impel us to
keep up the battle against looming despot-
ism -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-22
| Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Col
IisiOn-Verdict of Censure.

The Baltimore San of Tuesday says =
ave have the result of Coroner Mackall's
investigation of the recent collision of two
passenger trains on the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad, near the suburbs of Balti-
more This collision occurred August 18th,
near Lafayette Station, of the Baltimore
and Potomac road, between a delayed New
York express train going North and a
South-bound accommodation train, result
ing in the death of George Allen, fireman
of one of the trains, and injuries to the To-
connective engineers of both trains, James
P. Sweeney and Andrew Burrell, besides
wrecking the engines, tenders and baggage
cars. Fortunately there was no damage to
passengers. The coroner's jury, after a
thorough examination of the employees of
the road and others, find that the acct
dent might have been averted had either
engineer observed the caution which COM
mon prudence and due regard for the
safety of the passengers would seem to have
dictated; that in placing the New York
express on the road after it was twelve
hours behind time, and after it had been
Abandoned evidences an absence OF prop
er supervision. The jury, therefore, cen
sure the engineers for non-observance OF
caution, the conductor of the North-bound
train for not exercising closer supervision,
and the management of the road for failing,
in this particular instance, to issue requi-
site instructions in reference to the delay
ed express train 1t is encouraging to see
an instance in which the usual nobody to
blame expression is departed from in the
matter of a railroad disaster"