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The New York herald., 1874-08-13
Maritime Miscellany.

BARK HorriNcrN Olsen from Gottcnburg June IL for
visions.
B,re Magp McIs.as, from wilmnstSn; NC; 70, Liver:
badly was her ssc Of osn I an and
OF undergoing repairs
ss tons register bnilt at Lond Ms
so A' 'eeH sou s "0"
scHR HATTIE PAGE haey from Salem for Georgetown,
pH o S az
Chesapeake Bay. when of Smiths Point lower Chesa
and monkey rails involving loss Of several
hundred dollars.
St st July sydney and Sik
having experenssd heavy storm morning Of ID and
scHR JANE McsHANE, from Georgetown for Norfolk
Ea ST. ne 1
arrived 10th inst from ayans reports yng picked up
PAPER per- on which was writien the following Niagara
essEs esse "h' attempting 10 lay 'ne A'n'' Telegraph
on % % Sse ssy T %
to finish and launch before the river freezes.
Notice to Mariners.
RocHE's LIGHTHOUSE, CORK HARBoR SOUTH COAST
The d risS Light. hereby give notice
1sss y ana ss Vii II
na s%
Rsp ss w es bs ssy By dqde 59a aas
IRIsa Lights oTrrcs DUBLIN, July "a 1874
rSp,A-BoxBAY HARsoR-rSrrNpEp LIGHT ON SOUTHWEST
The government Of Bombay has given notice tina, on
the is IS ght will be cxhbsd ssn from
trance to % Bombay sh harnor :,v,, r,,.. ,,.,. .,r,
fash a@e a VIM ss 10
sSSd ss te syf % s ~ clear weather
The 1%pHtns II mi rst apparatus will be diopc or by
ffs' The Iii fs%th oass by distant X mile
from the colaba Point Lgh. about TO be discontinued
bands Position, lat ls deg 81 min 40 sec N long 70 deg
INTENDED DrscoNrrsuAScs OF coIADA POINT LIGHT.
Also hat from ,he same date u the Reyoying Lghtnow
Al! bearings are magnetic Variation deg easterly
By command of ,ssir ,Lerdshpss .vs
HrDnocnA-mc orScS AD.n.nIr LoSDos. July IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pHiLmr-LEADrrG
souTB CHANNEL
on
the sosxins lights viii Be eshiSsd ' from the iss Of
Eastern light Immediately under Arthur's Seat, is
Wan sh 81 n we between s 81
elevated 80 feet above the level q high water and
distance q "A I'M miles So. uu,, :, -, ~.
SSss 4 R rs ss Occupied s ns Of
nxed light, Glowing red between the bearings y -
ssd9aSS Seswssn g ssE aud p he 9S s
tanee ofIO miles
The illuminating aDkaratuH Of both lights Is doptric or
by lie nses OF the fourth ordeH
DrREcTioNs.-Yesses entering the south channel from
seward should In with the lights in line showing
white bearing out OF largo draught should
on approaching within quarter Of mile OF the South
Channel Pile ighthouse open the Eastern light well 70
s ns pns recently % passing The
Pile lighthouse about and into the red color
OF Pile light before reaching No buoy When the
Eastern light shows the vessel Will be clear OF the
end Of the Middle Ground and may steer for Mel
bourne or Geelong
Vessels leaving by the south channel having
made the Eastern light red, should steer for 1t until
the Pile light s seen red bearing n when course
may be shaped tor the latter as TO the north
side and when the leading lights one with
the course MN will lead through the channel
When 10 the noYthward and in the vicinity Of the
Middle Ground and Great sand sailing vessels working
down will know they are standing into danger when
either the South Channel Pile light the Eastern nt
.sGAss sshuA; wu also know the,s proximity 10
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

she eastern aore when the Eastern nsnt esasss 10 Be
visible
ANosoRAGn.-vessels may nnd safe anchorage IN Oapei
Sound with the Pile light showing red. ~ ..
eTly In 1874
by command Of their lordshipe
FRkDK. J. EVANS Bydrogrspncr.
Photographic once, Admiralty London, Joy a. io7A
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford Aug II. barks Mary SUSAN
Pscnc Ocean: Louisa, Atlantic Ocean
spoken.
Bark George Kingman Howes from Belfast June zS
via Port Caledonia On for Phiiadelpha Aug ~ miles
EsE oi FIRE Island tby steamtng W Henneseyl
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OBITUARY,
Captain John A. Burgess.

Captain John A. Burgess.
The death OF the above q named well-known Amer
ican ship commander, late master OF the famous
clipper David Crockett is announced by reportfrom
his home at Somerset. Mass. On the 25th OF June,
while Oh the River Platte, in the South Atlantic,
during violent gale, Captain Burgess was washed
overheard from the deck OF his ship. Captain
Burgess was man OF fine appearance and excel
lent character, a kind and indulgent husband and
father, Straightforward, honest man and warm
friend, loving justice for Its sake. He was sud
denly taken away from life in the 61st year Of
his age, and on return voyage from San Francisco,
which, he had written nome, was to be mis- last.
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With WITH nsv, AVA stores to Doner Potter Co. vessel 70
ssRf ssRs JAIME: ss ar.nn Poster w1m,nrop. NC days
sch1 ysniss SccSs as% Sa'sSary' SH Virginia hsse'
eSr seSr ssSo osborn 6s Sss casas sss yrsins rsns
sshr Acct Ersnsh s,,, srs,S.a 1ss;n,.
sssr sssr sSss1d ss"ft": hUsssS1 vESis Virginia
sssr Esssssh Eisssss HwaTsS White VRsss's Ross Virginia
schr J Fort, Fort Georgetown, DC.
sT chT fpSs.sy ks Msesa. with nile.
master. Is bound 10 Perth Amboy.
The austrian narks Antonio from narseIlles CiDe,e
John 0 sesser mot as before reported.
Ts ssTs s
Passed Through Heli Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Anna Lyons Baker, Port Caledonia. CB, for New
YORK, days with coal to New York asslighs Co v.,
sehI Mary Carrie, aozier Nantucket tor New York.
schr wave ,'e Crest Davis, Kennebsc River for New
York, with ice to order
seSr \ CLARK, Baeil, Siadistown G. Tor New York
Sch, GhnsnFs Terry sopthpo%ts % for New ,O Work
iu oy Ee sa S5 for New New &
Sri Ar E.s fI.SiSsnss e. SsS York
. sshr Ellis Tory Rockand for New York with lime
:" scSr VIM L Peel, Bunoe, Hartford for New York
os New ~ oS re" York
schT snx Sew Norv,e for New
schr Eliza Raynor. Mitchell, Providence for New
schr A Heaton Phinney Providence for New York.
schr John CrocKford, HaIch, Providence for New
schr Amelia Terry Terry, Providence for New York:
Pilot boai James G bennett No 4. Newport ior New
Steamer City of Fitchburg. Fish, New Bedford tor
Steamer Electra, Young. providence for New York,
with n,dse and passengers -
Steamer Delaware, Smith, Norwich for New York,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND BAsr.
Us steamer Dispatch, Rogers New York for Newport
srig Lophems Scrubs New YORK for liysrpSoi
schr Ellen. Bath Rondoat for Bath
Schr Restless Burnham Ezabethport for Boston.
sehr Tirreli, Tirrell New YORK for Boston.
schr Mary Isabel, Jsrvis, New Yorx for Somerset
schr Surprise. seaman. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Messenger, Hathburne, New York for Taunton.
@
schr A Woodward. Woodward, Port johnson for
schr Berry, Nichols, Port johnson for Salem.
schr Rival. Pendleton, Port johnson tor Bath:
schr Garland Iindsley New York Tor New Haven.
ch Fond New @
sehr Burmah Win winAow , Eli5seethportp % ps for Bath
sehr Nsiad queen, Small Philadephia Tor bridgeport
chr MaTsases HsnnsGy TSrd New n9re Gr a HS
sehr FTV Fly, Oliver Eizabetnport for Somerset
Schr Gustie Wilson, Floyd Raritan River for Provi
Schr VIM Young Munson, New York for Port Jefer-
schr hr Jgo Grifin, Scud, New YORK for Essex
Schr Lizzie B. NcNichOlls. New York for Lubec.
er Damon Johnson Pore Johnson tor
port .
Te Ms w NS% YSsh e,
Schr Henry Gibbs, Coff1n New York for New BEDFORD
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SAILED.

steamships Cainbria tBr), for Liverpool; Frankfurt
er Brten STATE Of virgins ,4 BIZ r GSssSw u iaa
New orleans; Montgomery Savannah; Coiumbis.
sephine rl Point Pitre Nicoiina taD Cork or Fai
mouth; Albauoss sGerl Riga prigs He!ios sGsD, Co
celona Noemi QtaD. Queenstown or Falmouth; Kate
DAM Pernamhuco; Belle Of the Ray, Galveston; Tor
rent, ElZabethporG schrs Lizzie Kingston ia; d
Sands Montego Bay, Js.
Sailed from Gravesend Bay, bark Emerald tRor,
from DublinC -
Wind at sunset SSE
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Wind At sunset SSE.
Herald Marine correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT, RI. Aug II. 1874.
Capt Long of the wrecked schr Alfred Huddeil, be-
fore reported ashore Tail makes the follow
ing statement in relation disa from
Georgetown DC, saturday morning. Aug l, with cargo
of 40 tons of soft COAL Bristol RI, of tug
down TO Mount Vernon, when we proceeded down the
river and continued voyage until Monday noon.
Nothing of importance happened nnll Saturday Aug g.
when at AM found the vessel making derable
water. We kept the pumps constantly work in order
to keep vessel free. On Sunday, 9h 3V AN, ran
time afterwards the wind all died out; the being
rough from the effects Of the gale and rolling heavily
and bilged in half hourn The subsequent particulars
the disaster have been duly reported in the HERALD.
The Newport Wrecking Co are constantly at work ON
her, and expect to save everything but the hull
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Mercoanm shipping agents and ship captains are IN
formed that by teiesraphing 70 the HERALD London
Bureau No +e Fleet street. at and depart
nres iron European ports and other ports abroad
American and all foreign vessels trading with the Units
States the same will be cabed this country free
charge anu published
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ROBBED ON A HARLBM STEAMBOAT.

Ferdinand sylvester, real estate broker hall
ing from the Keystone State. while riding on the
Harlem steamboat Sylvan Glen yesterday after
noon was robbed of his waJch chain and $45O in
cash. The thieves escaped with their booty with
out arrest.
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BELOW.

Bark Grienwaid Ger, vosbrodt from Hartepool
June ~
Bark Amors Nor Gloucester orders to
Boo kmann by pilot boat Nary Fish,
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MIsCELLANEOUS.


!. RsOiUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
cnt stAtes legal every where desertion, &C.. sum
cieut cause; publicity REQUIRED; no charge until d.
vorce NJ HOUSE, Attorney, fs4 Broadway
-HERAI,D BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. COR
ncr az Fulton avenue and Bocrum street
Open from A. M. to =
on sunday from 70 r. M
MEDICAL fEsTIMoN!ALs DAII.Y Received M By
York. In iSyor OF natures only specific. fkTHR9pA
MINERAL. hPhfNG wATBR:-Wsukcsha, June e lMA
many oshara 70 the eicency Of the healing propofnes
III tho BothopdA Mineral Water. have been greatly
Sfiicted fSr three wears with Kddney and badder dis
eases osused BY exposure IN the army orouSaso on
train Of nervous diss too nuner Qua 10 mentfoM
feel ike Z man generally ana believe the water
win any case Of kidney or 6iaadc5 9issasA am
youxh RESPECTFULLY. q h ahAAA-aA
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug 1-Saied ship Livingstone (Brl, Hill
ton, New York
BELTAsr Aug ll-Arrived, bark Hornet Hopkins, Phil
adeIphs.
BARcELosA Aug l2-Arrived, brig Pettingall Hall.
New York.
Arrived at do no date, barks Nuestra Sonora de la
Ianzada tsp). aeIats, Charleston: Nebo Nor, Horn.
New Orleans atter has been reported arrived July 2p
BossAY, Aug u-Arrived, snip Belvedere, Gardner.
Boston
ORoNsrApr Aug lO-sailed, bark JEANNE (Br. Garry,
United states
DuBLIs Aug I--sailed brig Miletus Nor, Pedersen,
United States
ELsnoRk Aug l0-Arrived, ship Marianne Ger,
Meyer, PHILADELPHIA.
GLoucxsrxR Aug l2--Arrived bark Angelica GtaD De
Maruno New York.
GorHxSsuRs Aug Il--sailed, bark sagadshoc, Powers
Boston mot as beiore).
Hull, Aug l2-Arrived, bark Pey Berland Fr), Bay
San Francisco
HxLvoEr Aug l2-Arrived, bark Josephine Martin.
Fickets, Konigsburg for New York.
HAMBuRc. Aug lO-Arrived ship Hermine Ger, ia
burg Philadelphia for Hamburg.
saned i0tn, bark Antoinetta Cswe>, Skanze, United
states; brig Dorohea GER Fessen, DO
L,vERrooi, Aus i2--Arrived. bark Amelia, Burgess,
Cronstadt.
Also arrived 18th, ship Circassian r) Cain, New Or
leans; bark Athlete (Br,, Goudy. Boston.
Arrived IIth, brig Johannes DAM Anderson, New
York
States bark Universe iBr) Jones. do.
Sailed 18th ship Valley Forge, Wood. San Francisco
mot previously.
LONDON Aug 1-saled brig Mira (Nor, Gundersen,
United States
La RocuKILE Aug lo-Arrivea, bark Brodrene (Nor).
Boe, Philadelphia.
MOvIILK Aug l2-Arrived steamship Victoria (Br3
Hedderwck, New forx ior Glasgow
PALnA tMajorca)-Arrved, brig Catalina tsp), SIN;
gaela, Savannah
QUEENSTOWN Aug 2-Arrived ship Hebe (Nor), ht
New York; bark Fake Ger, Scharmoerg, Boston.
Also arrived l2th ship Quorn tBr), Murphy, San Fran
cisco; barKs Swallow (Br) wilson New York; Michael
Angelo di Pievs NtaD. B0zzo do Emanuel tNor), Gun
dersen, Boston.
Also arrived 18th, steamship samaria (Brb Billinge
New ork for Liverpool.
Arrived llth, bark Minerva Aus Gaglano, New YORK.
ROTTERDAM, Aug l2-Arriveo, brig Atlantic Ger,
Halding, Wilmington, NC.
Arrived 10TH bark Kawe rus. Pomelin, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Ans H-Arrved, steamship Neckar
Ger. Never, New York for Bremen.
SANTA CRUz creneriffe)-Arryed, Dark Liberia. Rich
ardson, New York
TExnl, Aug l-Arrived, ship Lydia Sholacd. Forsath
Bombay tor Amsterdam
TRIESTE, Aug l2-Arnveo bark John Pearson. Tay-
Ior New YORK via Gibraltar.
Arrived at do, no da,c brig C Sweeney Cole New
York.
Arrived at Channel port Aug l2, schr J Haskell,
Crowell Boston.
Arrived at - Aug r. barks Chas Rlwen CBr)
Uney Daihonsc, NIB; Mary Marshall tBrl, Lent New
fork wa S'orAtar' -Ak ~. -.~.;,.
LoNDoN, Aug l2-Bris Bans ,Nor), Isefer. from New
York July for Lubbock, is stranded OF Travemunde,
and cannot be got on without harring her cargo
Bark Najaden (Swe>, Borgcsen, from Newcastle July
Is for Philadelphia has put into Queenstown leaking.
despatch from Hong Kong states that ship Carrcks
(Br Ninsborrow, from manila for New York before
pOrfed ashore ON lalatas and
towed port leaking after jeisonDg about l6o tons
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
SHIPPING NEW S
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Sails. Destination.

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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: 77177977-7777 7777-"
ATTENTION. MusINEss MEN !

The Rockwell Banner of the 10th In
slant, says. "Through THE DALLAS
HERALD we understand that IN effort
Is being made ut Dallas to raise, by
subscription, money 70 put an iron
bridge across the Trinity, on direct
line leading to this place, We have
called attention to the Importance Of
this work, both to our county and TO
the MERCHANTS of Dallas, at various
times. Aside from tho bridge the
principle work will have to be done on
this side Of the river In opening n road
through the bottom. This will be
done by ltoclwall, and in addition we
will be able to assist somewhat in pay
ing for the bridge.
a good road and free bridge will
douLte the amount Of travel and tratte
from his section mith Dallas, including
many hundred bales of cotton that
else would seek other markets. Ter
rell is reaching out for the cotton In
Rockwell, Hunt and Collin counties,
which she will surely get unless Dallas
secures II 10y opening up this route.
Our county is not able to build the
bridge alone, and II rests largely with
Dallas which way this trade shall go. )"
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HANGING OF ED. JENKINS, THE
COLORED MURDERER.

The Houston Telegraph, of Tuesday
afternoon, has the following account
of the hanging of Ed. Jenkins at San
Antonio, on the day previous. We
presume from the statement published
below that he was prepared for his exc
cution by liberal doses of morphine.
Ii Is somewhat u matter of curiosity
to us why the custom of the civilized
world was violated by having this ex-
ecution on Monday. OF course II was
In conformity with the sentence of the
court, but why the sentence fixing it
for that day?
SAN ANTONIO, August l7.-At twenty
minutes after II o'clock to-day, Ed.
jenkins, the negro who murdered
young Hickman, sixteen months ago,
was hung in obedience to the sentence
of the court, The execution took place
in the Jail yard. He was composed
and displayed much fortitude In the
hours preceding the final ordeal, but
when that arrived, his strength seemed
To fail him altogether, aud he became
insensi6e. The swoon continuing,
the officers conducting the execution,
caused him to be brought upon the
scaifold, and In this unconscious state,
To meet his doom. Hewas bound, and
the fatal moose adjusted. Prayers were
then offered up to the throne of divine
mercy in his behalf aud before
awakening to the dread realities OF the
scene, the drop fell, and he was hurled
into eternity.
There had been rumors atloat of
threatened mischief by the blacks of
this city in case the execution occurred,
aud II was thought proper to call out
the Alamo rifles who guarded the Jail
from Monday evening until the execu-
ton was over. The firemen Of the city
slept in their engine houses, Monday
night, to provide against incendiary
fires which had been threatened. but
notwithstanding all rumors of violence.
there was no disturbance whatever In
the city, and the whole proceedings
were conducted without interruption
OF any kind.
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ANOTHER NEGRO OUTRAGE.

Tie telegraph brings us an account
of another horrible outrage committed
by negroes at l5rookhaven, Mississippi.
On Sunday morning last three black
fiends made an entrance intothe house
of o respectable widow, Mrs. NJ H.
Burnley, who lived alone with her
daughter. Overpowering both ladies,
they committed on the person Of Mrs.
Burnley the foulcst crime known 10 1.-THE
statute books. Having stated their
hellish lust, they robbed and plumber
ed at will. One Of the negroes has been
captured. The other two escaped. AS
a consequence Of this revolving crime,
there Is great excitement in the neigh
borhood of Brookhaven.
If these black savages were caught
and hung to the first tree, as they UNI
questionably ought to be, II would give
the northern radical press another OPP
portunity to howl over the cruelties
practlsed upon the innocent and lamb
like negroes by the llu kluX denioc-
racy.
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rcIlernilng The old charge lllnt there II
"a movement agalnst tho negroes,
which h growing In tie south day by
day. llc knows well that the negroes,
with him At their heNd, have been
milking u movement against the white
people of the south since 1868 that the
white people have exhausted every
means In their power by fusion move
ments unllloallon schemes, reform pnr-
ties, and every other device, 10 brea k
the force oftbe attack that was being
made upon them thatal thelreilorlS
lave been Without ayn,l that the
blacks stand exactly as he and bis con-
.frores have always urged them to
stand, M solid mass OF ignorance and
rascallty nrrayed against the interest
of the whites, aud that at last the
whites, wenrlcd withthelr futile Efforts
10 make an nmlcable arrangement
with the blacks, have concluded to let
them go to the devil their owp way,
and that they will take care OF them
selves. Senator Morton knows all THIS,
or at least II no does not he has failed
TO read the newspapers. He thinks
that the heart Of the northern people
IL like his own, still reeking with bit
terness aud gall against the southern
people, and II Ii on this that he pro-
poses TO bank In his presidential race
We earnestly hope aud sincerely be-
lleve that he does the people OF his
section injustice. We believe that the
I'lresof naturally engenderedby the
war are burning very low where they
are not entirely eXtingulshed, ana that
the great mass of the northern people
are prepared to hear our cause calmly
and to Judge dispassonately Of our
management Of affairs in the anoma-
lous position in which we hnd our
selves placed. This Is I'LL woaslS now !
this is all we have ever asked.
Senator Morton Is now nj the Hot
Springs, In Arkansas, seeking relief
from his physical iniirmltlcs. While
we wish him the fullest success IN his
quest after bodily health, we trust ut
the same time that the hot water may
boil some Of the malignly out of his
heart so that he may be able to look
at the south with less gangrened Wis
! Inn
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strongly Put.


The New York Observer, u Christian
paper in commenting on the Beecher-
Tilton matter says:
A silly woman, plous perhaps, but
very soft and shallow, hears the STIR
ring words of her eloquent pastor, is
reused, warmed, soothod, exalted she
thinks edlfied--and straightway she
believes him the man sent to do her
good. She goes TO his study to tell him
SO; how much enjoyment she finds in
his words; or she writes him Il letter
and pourS out her little soul full of
twaddle abont her gratitude for what
her dear pastor has done for her; how
she dis lifted up" 10y his instructions;
how she loves him rs a friend given to
be her guide aud comfort; and 80 on,
more and worse, running into u mawk-
ish sentimentality, sickening man
worship, disgusting to every sensible
person, but very nectar to vain
worldly preacher, who seeks only to
make his hearers "feel good.n Such
persons never 20 to their pastor to ask
"what they must do to be saved.n l.
Is to tell how good they feel; how he is
"exalting" them, "filling them with
joy, peace aud love" We cannot 90
into particulars without offending the
tastes of our reader. We wish to be
understood rs saying that what worldly
preachers and sentimental women call
communion of SOUP and "kindred
spirits mutual help and ''holy
sympathy aud words in the same
strain, is not religion--it is not even
religions. II is Of the earth earthly.
IL is "carnal conceived in SIM Ii is
simply the lower nature, the human
passion OF one creature toward another
God is not in IL.
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THE nELroN REVIEW

Is the title under which Messrs. j. T.
Longing a Co., OF Bolton, has started
a weekly newspaper ut Bolton, Bel
county. The name OF Mr.. l.. g. Alex
ander floats at the editorial mast head.
We are pleased to receive the Review,
and with pleasure place II ON our eX-
change list. The editor has had con
siderable journalistic experience, ANA
his head IL perfectly level on what
kind of paper the people want lie
knows that the day for long winded
editorials Is past. His idea, and cor
rect one II Is, Is that "the demand OF
the reading public is for news--the
greatest quantity IN the least conven-
lent space"
The II evlew IL democratic In politics
--believlng that the only hope for the
preservation Of civil liberty rests IN the
triumph of the principles of democracy
We wish the Review all possible
success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-20

The New York Observer, Christian
paper in commenting on the Beecher-
Tilton matter says:
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IrnynIers, ,Ieslin,nnY.

Thousands of travellers by land ana sen
have vOuchod f0rtheeiiiclcncy OF Hosiettcr's
Stomach Blltcrs rs u preventive Of the phys
lc0l disturbances which ordinarily aris9
from change OF climate aud The changes Of
diet, water, etc, incident to II wandering
HE. Upon systems toned, mNigoNtod and
regulated By this genial vegetable nnildote
the external causes Of debility aud disease
scem'io produce little or no effect. Fore.
armed with llostetter's Blltels, the yoyagcr
may bid defiance 10 sca-sictncsS and en-
counter the chilling Gogs OF the British Isles,
the coast winds Of the Antilles, the icy tenn
paraturc OF northern Alaska, or the burning
heat OF the tropics, with equal IMMUNITY.
The effect OF this admirable medicnted slim
ulant is greatly to increase the vital energy
Of the system, thereby enabling II to resist
aud repcl the exciting cnllses Of disease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-20

aud drawn for as mlddling, aud which
turns out 10 be- low Ordinary
Tho severe loss referred Ia WIS upon
the shipments made by Preasprlch "
Co., OF New Orleans, Whose failure we
announced u week or two ago, THIS
firm appears 10 have lately shipped TO
McsArs. Gaskcll a. brothers, aud other
buyers In Liverpool aud In Manchester
n large quantity of cotton, sold by
agents on this side, on whnt II chilled
type samples" but The cotton actually
shipped has turned out 30 much lower
than the quality contracted for, and
consequently so greatly below the
amount drawn against H. thntthe buy
ers have lost, II " believed, TO the eX-
tent OF about $4,000,