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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
ITO PHYSICIANS.

mo PHYSICIANS.
L'ebrech's Croton Ohlorsl Hydrat, new hypnotic
which, unlike the ordinary choral acts on the ceTe-
bral nerves and net on the heart. For sale by
Z. BRINGHURST Il COZ,
Apothecah IS,
Corner Sixth and Mark : s'rt cts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
RELLADoN. CoNII.

Gyosciami OF English manufacture, Nitrf te Of
Amyl, Aethyllden Chord of Chlera thyl, PHI orid-
zln, Choracetlc Acid, Scherags XylOl, Globu les of
Apial, dropa each. French Capsules of = 1ndal
Wood 10 drops each; Capsules (scherIng's) OF Xylo
and many other comparatively rare chemic& and
pharmaceutical preparations at
B. BRINGHURST d co.'s
Garner Sixth aud Market strS ats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
EDWARD McINALL. Jr.,

EDWAED McINAL-' ir''
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
AND raEscRIrTIoEIsT,
=. 4. Cor. Second md Market Streets,
Keeps constantly on hand, Pure Drugs. Fine and
Rare Chemicas. Reliable Medicinal Preparations,
such as:-Tinctures, Syrups, Flnid Extracts, SOLD
Extracts and Ellxirs, prepared in hisaown LaDora-
tory.
physicians prescriptions are a specially with our
house. having large facilities Tor oDtaiaing Only
pure and reliable article we are prepared 10 meet
any requirements In ihis line.
We hive always ia readiness competent aud eun-
Gated clerka OF obligiDg mannerN to walt upon the
public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-23
The Emprcss Joscnhine's Dupllcity.

1.-THE following story be true, the
Empress Josephine was wonderfully
like many ofhci sex; Napoleon aud
josephine were dMing alone when
the Emperor informed her Of his rc-o-
luton to put her away, Josephine, OF
course lainted.-a female moneuvcr
which alarmed His Majesty who inn
mediatcly summoned assistance ia the
shape Of chamberlain dc Baus,et. As
the Empress continued inmlmate, Ma
poleon, wishing to avoid Il scene
Ia the palace, asked NJ. de Bau.aet
if he was strong enough TO carry
her into her apartments by u hacI,
staircase. The chamberlain replied in
the affirmative, and took the Empress
in his arms; the Emperor went
first, descending backwards, and hold
ing Joscphine's fecn When half way
down, NJ. de BaussScps sword got be-
tween his legs, aud he clutched hispre-
cious burden tighter while recovering
himself. Great was the surprise when
the Empress whispered, Take care,
sir YOU are squeezing me too tight"
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FORISALE. yla
FOR SALE.

A nice residence, seven rooms,l &c., six
Also, o small asrlii 'fivc miles nom Me-
kina,n uSy n,,,3 ~ ana ,s,gs,v aeres ~
land. T,hber, prair' and water, on Muddy
o'' - johnnie my BROWN &sOSl
2iDdlSw2n ,,...., "a ~ ..s..st t.
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LAnlES. NLD ANN YNuNQl

English F,muic nltters,
English Female hlttcrs,
English Female Bliters,
Fnalish Female BittcrS,
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woman VI 'dictl \, wiser 1eat hitl
book, containing cauS :. ~ mptprs anu treat
mem oiait OguiIia y affections affecting dle
fem tie sex, can b. had by enclosing y cents.
Adj ir,sS nS above.
sid wholesale and retail ut Dallas: Texas,
by II. c. H05KISS.
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Any afflicted r. i-'r who dc.'r's relief
shnnit not it lop o,uie the Eu2iisn cm'ie
pitt.is and Jc co 90. FO saie Dy druggists
and merchnuis. Address
DIR j. p. DBOMGOOLf. Prepr
Louisville, ky.
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WEST R0ryn ENPRESs

ut the Texas Central cross !, s.
ng with Houston and Texas central foau 10, 'Sl
Sherman, Denlson, and all points on ~
Missotiri. Kansas and Texas road anu 'he
North, also points South.
JOHN +. DICKSON,
General superintendent
w. II. NEWMAN,
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DEALER IN

Saw Mills, Ho ,se Powers, Rubber Beltlng,
Gum und He ap Packing, uistern, Well
and Force P,linS. Iron Pipe aud Elttin5s,
iuagc Cock, etc, Wheel Ba rows, stove
Trucks, o}sns Flows, Walking Cuitivators,
Cider Mills, Corn shelters, iau anu Maehin-
cry Oils, ete,, etc.. Enpneer' supplies 81
! f,onr mills will be furnished OF any part oil
such mills supplied "a short notice
4 l62-dly ~ ia
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a Agricultural Implements
SOLE AGENT FOR

Amei' Portable Engines, Carver Cotton
Gins, Brooks Cotton Press, Eclipse Cotton
Press, Coleman's Corn Mills, straub's Corn
Mills, Victor Cane Mills, American Cane
Mills Conlxis EvalrOfatDrs,t American tE,vnI-
orators, Branch and CrookesClrcuiar Saws
and Victor Scales.
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To The Ladies!
I'D a u
MRs. M. J. JOHNSON

Has removed from the Cru,oihcid
House to her now, commodlous and
clegant establishment next to Goslin
& Co. 9. on Main sheet, where she
has opened fine line of Millinery
and Ladies Furnishing Goods, and
where she will he happy to soc her
old ftieuds aud customers. 2lOdtr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
PitifiC COAST DISPATCHER,
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN In

SAN Francisco, June 7.
Defiance won the pacing race At
Oakland PARK today, against Van
VOORHEES, and Longfellow. Best time
by Defiance 2:l94.
Mrs. BelOnskie was arrested TODAY
for atrocious cruelty to her children.
She seems inpelied 10y "A morbid de-.
sire To torture them, and nearly de-
stroyed the sight of one with a retl.hnt
Joker. She then applied hot smooth.
ing irons to a little girls body in sew.
eral places. burning her in a shocking
manner. The cruel mother being too
ill, she was taken to the County Hos
pital.
Miss Moraga, of Moraea Valley,
contra Costa county, has sued Isaac
Ioakrln for $4,000 damages for as
sault and battery committed in June,
1871.
John II. Compton. recently a soldier
under Crook, in Arizona, was G n TO
The insane asylum to-day.
GEORGETOWN, June 7.
This morning a man named Ebon
Allen, a native of Massachusetts, was
killed by Q cave in French Hill, He
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

was washed through the race and
found some distance below the cltim
i'll the canyon.
NEVADA.
PIoCHE. June Z.
General Lemon returned from q
prospecting trip to the southward as
tar as the mouth OF the Muddy and
into what are known as the Sheep
Mountains, north OF the Wallapai
mines. lie went with the intention 10
locate an immensely ri III silver vein.
Another man. who claimed to have
found it, accompanied him. but failed
To- find such a ledge. On his return
trip he met an Indian who would
guide him to il for Il consideration.
He will start back soon. having organ
lied an eN edition for that purpose.
This season cotton is being success
fully cultivated in Muddy Valley. 1t
is of the upland variety, said To be
growing spleudidly, aud promises II
heavy yield.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
FRANCE.

BAYONNE, June Z.
The attack of Ir,ln was made by the
Cure, OF Sants Cruz. The Carlists an
nounce that it has been successful.
and the town is now in their hands.
The Carlists shot q Carabineers cap
turcd near run. Great INDIGNATION
IS felt in Madrid at the atrocity, but
the Carlists claim that these We're the
first who hoisted the white flag: hen
and there poured a voIlrv INTO the
Carl-sts as they approached. For
this they were Shot down without
mercy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
Lake paper.

How Is Ir?-The ReueiHe reports
three prisoners i'm the County Jail ut
Austin. 1t was alleged formerly by
the Rereille that all of the .malefac-
tors who found a Judgement in the
Austin lookup hailed from the
-'Base Range" Can it be that the
denizens of the good and virtuous
Mother Lander are becoming demora.
LIKED? We impatiently await an ex-
PLANTATION.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. June I.
The Court of Appeals III the ease of
Jos. Nicholson, convicted OF the MUIR
dr. OF Mrs. Lampley, atiirms the
ruling OF the Court below. 1t now re-
mains for the Court below to pass
sentence upon Nicholson and for tie
cutiOn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

New DREsS.-The Salt Lake Herald
celebrated the fourth anniversary of
its existence by DOMINIC a new dress.
The Herald is the leading paper Of
Utah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
ILLINOIS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June

NEW YORK, June Z.
The missing steamer George Crom-
well is still an object of solicitude in
this city. The agent here denies the
truth that the Cromwell had on board
Il large quantity of ammunition. He
says she had none Whatever. Her
fate will probably lie determined by
tomorrow, when the steamer Wash
ington, following in the track OF the
Cromwell, will arrive at NV Or
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

BETTER. Uncle Dave Hall last
night showed us a message from Aus
tin on ore of the new postal cards,
stating that Hank Bidleman, lately
stricken with paralysis, is considered
a little better.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

SEVERAL gentlemen have lately
had their pockets picked on the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad. So says a Salt
Lake paper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
MARRIED.

IN Hamilton, May 81, Emanuel Eman-
uel IL Rachet Tobias.
In Virginia City, June 4. James Nc
Allister to Elizabeth AicAllister.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
BORN.

In Hamilton. June ?, to the wife Of Geo.
Z. Haiglit, n daughter.
In cold Hill, June /. to the wife OF w.
W. Adams, II daughter.
In Virginia Ci.y, June 4, TO the wife of
Charles Harper. Il Sou.
In Dayton. Juna ), to the wife of j.. c.
Gruber. a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

DELICIOUS, FoAMING SODA from the
fountain at Nichols Confectionery, La
Grande building. IeS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
DIED.

In Virginia City. June 4, John H., son Of
John S~haughnessy. aged 70 months.
In Virginia City, June 4, Nel,is, son Of
sylvester Callahan, aged > years and 3
months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
CHANGE CT EIRM.
to $1,000 q Year,

4 GIVE MEN AND WOMEN \
"A secure a iirSt-clasS business in the
exclusive sale OF works by Henry Waru
Beecher, William Cullen want, Harriet
Beecher stowe, Grace Greenwood, etc.
TRY THIS EUSINE.S!
for terms, Wc.tP at once to j. Il. FORD
L Co., cor. OF Pine and kearnpy streets.
san francisco, Cai apl9-3miS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 7.
Dispatches from Melbourne report
that Il panic prevails in New Zealand
over the frequent and terrible a>sas-
SlnatlonS hv mOuntaineerS. Settlers
are organizing for defense, ana anotII-
er Mavie war is probable.
y special to the Times from Central
ASla announces the arrival at
kramodsk on the 2Sth of May, Of the
South Caspian detachment of the Rus
sian expedition against khiva.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
GERMANY

THE HAGUE. June C.
The most Rev. \. j. Schaprnan,
Archbishop of Utrichl, died to-day.
HAMBURG, june Z.
The Princess Augusta, of Liegnitz.
widow of King Frederick William
III. OF Prussia, died here TODAY.
MADRID, june.
The Cons fluent Court is engaged
in verifying the election of its ,nenl-
bers. The credentials of go deputies
have So tar been approved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

HAVANA, June c..
Official advices from the interior re-
port a battle in Manzinillo iuri>d!c-
ton, in which the Spaniards loss was
p killed and go wounded. The in
surgenls had 1Go killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
EASTEEN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
isPECIAL To THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June !.
Tom Wright wa hanged to-day in
the Jail ward, for the murder of
Rogcrski. lie appeared quite uncon-
Cerned, and mounted tue gailOwS
with a firm step, smiling meanM lille
until the tlack cap was adjusted, and
at ten minutes past twelve the drop
fell. Life was not extinct for Il lapse
OF seven minutes. Ine neck was not
broken, and the a was choked to
death. There We're about AGO persons
in the ward and several thousand Out-
side many of them on houSe-topS
and other high points where they
could have a full view of the eXecu-
ton.
A special says: From the statements
thus far made in the Poluris investi.
CATION the separation of the vessel
from the ice was purely accidental ill.,
stead OF being effected with premedi-
tatiou /; that there is not the slightest
reason from the testimony taken thus
far to suspect any poisoning, mutiny
or heartless desertion, and that
E>quimauX Joe never told any such
story as has been attributed to him in
regard to the death of Captain Hall.
VIM. Stuart, Il we'll known theat-
rical manager, while passing down
the main stairway TO the police head
quarters Yesterday, when near the
bottom was seized with vertigo and
fell over the bannisters. He remained
insen>ible for half an hour. 1t is
feared he received severe internal i'll
iuries.
OHIO.
TOLEDO, June Z.
The burnt district embraces about
one-half the block bounded bv sum.
nit, Adams, st. Clair and Madison
streets, and most of the sufferers
anne were given last night. The
Commercial lost by the removal ot
type and other material. but appeared
this morning as usual. The total loss
bv the fire will not be less than
5000, 600. with the insurance amount
ing to Si50,000.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, June :.
The Tribune has the following special
from New York, dated 1t an early
hour this morning Victoria Wo"d-
hull, who at first was thought to he
dead, vas only unconscious, in which
condition she still remains, her
friends say with little probability of
recovery. As these same friends tele-
graphed in all direction that she was
dead, this last statement is taken cum
grano sails, and the whole story is
believed to be a dodge to create SYM
pathy for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

was given at the EmperOrs sumner Palace to the FOR
eign Ministers accredited to japan Terashma tho ne"
Minister for Foreign Affairs presided With the dessert
Sir Harry g. Parkes British Minister rose and pro
proposed the health OF the Emperor, which be accom-
panied by speech At tho close he called upon the
French Minister, remarking 1t was his turn next to
speak. The Count briefly responded, eIcusng himself
and he resumed his seat Judge Bingham. the Amer
can Minister, 10 offer Prosperity, happiness ana
progress TO the Sovereign and people OF Japan when
Sir Harry, violently nterruptinR. shut him on COM
pletey, motionng him to sit down, and CRYING out NJ
MORE" "NO more" Judge Bingham resumed his sea.
gracefully when lively discussion eDsued across tne
table, In which Sir Harry became very much excl.eo'
conendng warmly that the sentiment out OF oruer
II introduced politics, and superhuous Ia Language,
&" the Emperor the people, but the Judge coolly
informed him that he might have heard OF chhrch
without bishop q people without crown, put IN
CURED II 1t were possible to have bishop without.
church or o sovereign without people. When pressed
for answer, Sir Harry reluctantly admitted u co9iu
not he, and Immediately Judge Bingham good-pauedy
congratulated him on having "come to his way oi
thinking"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
CRININAL RECORDS.
BLOODY ARRAY IN ygw-HAMPsHIRE.

BLOODY ARRAY IN HEw-HAMPsHiRE
LANCASTER, N. H., Dec. pa bloody ARRAY
took place Groveton last evening growing out OF an
attempt by Michael 0'Leary and Frenchman named
Rockwell both intoxicated, to enter house OF ques
tionsble repute owned by Freedman named Gouye
The result of the fight the death OF Gouye and his
son, young man, who was killed by O'Leary with
club the mortal wounding OF Rockwell with an ak by
the elder Gouye, and a bad wound on OLeary's head
from club used by Of the female inmates OF the
house.
A LoCKsMITH MURDERED IN BOSTON
BosroN, Dec. pa shocking murder was
committed at No. Province-st. about o'clock this
morning. Joseph t. Hegner and Antoine G.. Huettel
both young Germans, carried the trade OF locssmh
ing and slept together in the shop where Huette was
found shot. and terribly mutated with Ratchet Heg
ner on being arrested confessed the commal OF the
murder.
DOUBLE CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY.
DAYTON, Ohio Dec. 25.-At a shooting match
TO day. Riga village here, two brothers, John
and Henry Stowe quarreed about loading the rife and
John called Henry lar when Henry drew a revolver
and shot John, killing him instantly. The spectators
being much excited caught and hung Henry TO limb
OF tree and when taken down life was extinct Too
much whisky caused the mischief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
ANTHEMS IN THE CHURCHES.

SERVICES IN THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
The preparations for the Christmas services
In Trinity Church OF more elaborate nature thsh
in almost any other Protestant church in the city The
church was richly decorated with evergreens large
trees being placed between the windows and on either
side OF the altar The pulpit steps the altar ra ana
the organ ion ornamented with holly ana other
evergreens. There we're three services beginning re-
spectveiy az Ia m. q. m. and 1880 III: Inc isst
named the chief service Of the day The exercises
we're conducted the rector the Rev. DR. Morgan DIX
assisted by the Rev Dr. F. ogleby and the Rev. Mossrs
Hitchings and Houghton The musical service was led
by A. II. Messiter, the chief organist Tho regular
choir consisting Of 50 persons sang accompanied by an
orchestra Of 20 Instruments, under tho direction OF
Henry Carter, assistant organist During the service
nasA,ts "Fust Mass [" and onertorY By Beetle ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
THE VILE DU HAVRE DISASTER.
TIKI RESCUE OF PASTOR WEISS AND Mr. COOK FRos
THE LOCH EARN.

TIIK RESCUE OF PASTOR WEISS AND Mr.. COOK FROM
THE LOCH EARN.
Pastor Weiss of Paris gives in the Paris
Temps an account Of his voyage in the Loeb Earn, after
being rescued from the Vile du Hsvre He was left on
board with Mr. Cook being deemed too sick to be trans
ferred TO tho TrmountaiD which received the bulk OF
the rescued passengers and crew The captain OF the
Loeb Earn at first expected TO reach Liverpool In q
short time but IL found that the ship could only
be kent afoat by making considerable repairs, and
then only In the event Of calm sea and favorable
wind This was disco vered Nov I22 aud all OF the
two following days spent by the master carpenter
IN protecting the bow with panks and sheeting. and
the bukhead which prevented the water
from pouring into the hold There was fierce storm
for three days, and on the 2Sth, when the boats
were IN readiness 10 abandon the ship. ana
the building Of raft was even dis
cussed the British Queen hove In sight,
ana received the Of the Loeb Earn with Mr. Weiss
ana his companion board dog and three cats were
also brought on board from the sinking vessel Inc
Rrtsh Oneen Mr. Weiss says seemed 10 realize the I'm
aence of her passengers for she made 100 miles
in eight DAYS aud the 9th Of December he and Mr.
a,ook got on board potboat. which brought them 10
PIvmeth whence they went by way OF London to Paris
Roth re very much exhausted but Mr. Weiss says the
remembrauce Of tho which they received on board
the Loeb Earn aud the British Qneen and the sght OF
home which they never expected 10 see again. ihsde
them almost forget their Inisfortunes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE AGREEMENT WITH SPAIN
THE KEY WEST STATION.

W
DEPARTURE OF TIE PrNTA FOR HAyANA-ARIiVhI
OF TIE KANSAS FROM SANTIAGO DE ctbA-A
TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT MISSING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 25-The following has been
received from a special correspondent:
KEY WEST. Fla, Dec 2j.-The torpedo boat Pinta,
under Lieut.. Commander Gorrenge, left Key West
last night for Havana on trip Of observation. {.
b. Blunt, Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers in tho
United States Army: Capt McKinstry, secretary to
Admiral Scott, and Fleet Paymaster Dennston wero
on board. Col. Blunt will probably make report
upon the defenses Of the harbor of Havana. The
Kansas, Commander Reed has arrived fonr days
from Santiago de Cuba. The Canandaigua arrived at
Santiago on Friday, the 10Th of December. two days
before the Kansas left The officers the Kansas
report that they were respectfully treated by the
citizens and soldiers at Santiago dc Cuba, notwith-
standing the excitement attending the surrender OF
the Virgnius. In this respect their report differs
from that of the officers of the Pinta. The Cuban
and Spanish loyaliss in the regiments at Santiago
de Cuba are decided in their opinions on questions
arising out of the Virginius affair. The former were
believed to be in favor of and the latter opposed to
the concessions demanded by the United States OF
Spain. All is well on the Kansas and Canandaeua.
1t is reported by both the Kansas and the Fnta
that Ralph keeer, q speciai correspondent Oh ihh
TRIBUNE, left Santiago dc Cuba on tho steamer for
Bataban6 about ten days ago. At Manzanillo no
was missing though his baggage still on board.
Not having been heard from the 21st il is feared
that some serious accident has befalen him.
The steamer San Antonio from Galveston to New
York, reports remarkably rough weather on tho
Gulf. A severe storm is rising tonight Leuts
Watson and Clarkson, who were detached from tho
Saugus, left for New-York on the San Antonio.
Lieut.. Winn commanding the Pawnee, denies that
there is any dangerous fever on that ship The NOR
tally is small considering the large number OF
recruits on board from New-Orleans. There is no
yellow fever in this vicinity.
LATER.-The steamer Valley City, from Havana,
reports the arrival of the Pinta there this morning.
All is quiet at Havana Several vessels, including
the torpedo boat Mayfower were adrift in the har-
Dor Of Key West during the storm, but no serious
damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON NOTES.
The records OF the Treasury Department show the
purchase of sreetcar tickets, and not the ex
pendture Of $4,000 for strectcar tickets, as was er
Toneously stated yesterday.
The Christmas festival has been universally celebrated
In Washington to-day. The departments have been
closed those in official life have eschewed public af-
fairs and devoted themselves TO roast turkey and plum
pudding; the small boy has made himself O nuisance
with his tin horns and nrecrackers, and those who
spend their time either in hearing or telling some new
thing have been of duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

The new English Solicitor General, Mr..
Vernon Haroour hss refused to answer inquiries from
the United Kingdom Alliance TO his views, on the
ground that he never has and probably never viii give
categorical ~ his votes II ne ana ne WOULD
be not representative but delegate OF inc peop'o'
A strange scene took place at Tokel, Japan,
Oh the Emperors birthday In the evening aihhsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
WASHINGTON.
RIIIsu EXPORTS TO THE UNITED STATES.

BRITISH EXPORTS TO THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Dec. Is, 1873
The Chief OF the Bureau Of Statistics fur
nishes the following comparative statement, showing
the principal articles Of British and Irish pro
duce manufactures exported from the United King
dom to the United States during the II months ended
" an kor tl,ou 1ornn nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

Major Edward Wright, who at one time
was Paymaster In the regular army. and one
Of the oldest and wealthiest citizens OF Chicago, died
suddenly on Wednesday night at his late residence In
tina, o,tv He vs. fssbArJsJsv of the Hen. L. Peek