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New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

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Steamships Oder for Bremen Celtic Spain, and city Of
Bolivia GlSszOS Henry Chani-
cey Jam; Etna, PORT Prince; New-Iors.
City; Cotes. NewOTeans; city Of Dlss,
Nassau Cty o san Antonio for Gsiyeston san Jacntp
savannah Manhattan CnareslGa; Ola niO1
Richmond l.. G. knight for Washington ship N0rrs for
orleans harhs Try, for LONDON Rcgl for Charleston
Thcs Brooks, Tor 81; JaZo Iefjcid and MasSc ~.
sclrs. J. Ii. kralz foT New orleans II. Il. Moves FOR
FOREIGN PORIS
OF gENsrowS Sept 25ihe Cunari Line steamship Behna.
NewYolk sep, IL, ior Liverpool rived
tO.d3r II , ~.
HAyRE, sept. 25-The General Transatlantic Company'E
steamship France sailed fro this harDor oelOcA ts
eyr YORK.
iONUOs, Sept 25-saled for tho United states FIamst,
Iatten, Ucsre, Wentworth AGue Bugr, tram se-
hall john r. Rottnann Arrived out the IN nst.. Fa
yOrit and t.yiri Arrived Odd iDst Minnie
Iolc, aud Ohcl0 Arrived the 24til inst, FoTnOt,
Ings Amnire Tromp, Lezer queen Of the Mersey E0us.
SsIpen tseya Arrived the 18th inst, w L. j.,
the latter London Alexander Marshall, Andrew Lovitt,
CulLlYator. i.uby, and Mary Nax~el.
nor --latest Sh,p hetcs sec Secsnh Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A. y. Cranmer, Baltimore.
Sarah L. Bird, Baltimore.
Annie l.. Moore, Virginia
Eta II. Barter, Baltimore.
4, ii. Bailey, Virginia.
Henry IL. Fitte, Virginia.
y. Il. Bowen, Providence.
Marion, Clinton.
VI. l.. 1runCv, Boston
Martha p. King, Taunt0n.
l.. T. CotInghanl, Nor|ich.
HOse CaulNiLA WickfO;i.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

naNHIll 10 NlY9, VIII IIIllDer'
ASp COAsiH i5E.
II. X. iIwlcy, Baltimore.
J. ID. Williams. Baltimore.
Lizzie. Virginia.
IL. NJ. Raiios, Virginia
;. j. Delan, Virginia.
j. 5. Terry. Providence.
Rschal Jane, Providence
J. Nelson, tall River.
Fanny Ecra, Somerset
Buckeye, Sorwice.
Jas. DIyeity, t2wtucket.
Success, norwich.
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MEN WE DON'T WANT 10 MEET

The man who grunts and gasps as b,
gobbles up his soup, and at every othe
mouthful seems threatened with choking
fit. sa. ..-
The man who, having by an acciden
been thrown once in your company
makes bold to bawl your name out, and Il
shake Your hand proflsely when you pas:
him In the street.
The man who, pleading old school-fel.
lowship, which youhave quiet forgotten
never meets you without trying to extori
a tive pound note.
The man who volunteers his criticism
on your iiew play or picture, and points
out its worst faults in presence of youI
wife. r1aa o@s ls, !
The man who artfully provokes you ia
play game Of billiards with him, and
though he feigns to be a novice, produces
his own chalk
The man who cant sit at your table on
any set occasion without getting on his
legs to propose some stupid toast.
The man who, thinking you are musi-
cal, bore you with his notions on the mnsic
Of the future, Of which you know as little
as the music Of the spheres ....
The man who wears white hat in the
wiDer, and smokes Il pipe when walking,
and accosts you as old fellow just as you
are Hoping 10 make a good impression OH
some well-'Iressed lady friends. >ut,.
The man who knowing that your doc
tor face him at the table, turns the talk so
Us to set him talking Doctors shop.
The man who, with look ufurgent
business when you are in II hurry, takes
sou by the bulton-hole 10 tell you bad
joke.
The man who, sitting Just behind you
at the opera, destroys half your enjoyment
by humuing all the airs.
The man who makes remarks on your
personal adOrnment. asks you where yOu
buy your waist.coats, and what you paid
for your dress.bOots.
The man who lards his talk with little
scraps of French and German after his
return from Continental tour.
The man who spoils your pleasure in
seeing new play by applauding in wrong
places, and muttering in stage~whisoers
his comments on the plot.
Aud, TO finish with, the man who,
when you draw back slightly tuappre>
ciate picture, coolly comes aud stands in
front Ofyou, and then receiing, also treads
upon your toes
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THE PRINCIPLE OF GOOD MAN
ERS.

4 writer in the A1c1nce says: "The
giving of compliments. il it be at all vel
done. is a very pleasant habit. mean
trcthful, hearty compliments. IL yon see
II man doing excellent. don't he afraid t.
tell him so; with ordinary good sense. and
a regard for the truth. uHe need not feaI
becoming aatterer. or Extensively fuIisome
[: is very pleasant when we DO well to snme.
times have pnr well.doiug recognized by
others So, then il you would be agreeable
make the practise Of seeing the good in
other people. aid of sometimes telling them
that you see it. But besides the positively
pleasant things by word or act. ninety-nine
hundredths Of the unpleasant things that
are sid aud done are entirely unnecessary
aud il one does well only in negative way
hy invariably refrainibg from the ninety.
nine. he has made no small advance in the
art Of being agreeable. Put Yourself in
his place. is capital motto. Thou shalt
lore.ily heigabor a. thYse!f.'
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mace Iay. Take this ILauble. away { II

mace lay. Take this bauble. away I ne
called TO the soldier. $500
Alderman Allen told him that It was
not yet goneso far but all things might
be restored again. and that II thesoldiers
were returned, the affairs might go on In
their course. Cromwell Immediately
called Allen to account for some hundred
thousand pounds which he had embezzled
as treasurer Of the army, and then ordered
him under arrest. The room was now
empty /; he seized on all the papers, took
the dissolution bill from the clerk, put 10
under his short cloak, ordered the doors
to be shut, and returned to whitehall.
A few hours later he WAS informed that
the council Of state had assembled in
Whitehall itself, under the presidency Of
Bradshaw. He went to them Immediately,
followed only by Harrison aud Lambert.
Gentlemen, he said, you are met here
as private persons, you shall not lie dis
turbed but ifas council Of state, this is
no place for you. And since you can't out
know what was done at tue house this
morning, SO take notice that the Parlla-
ment is dissolved.
Sir replied Bradshaw; we have heard
what you did at the house in the morning,
and before many hoIrs.all England will
hear il, sir. you are mistaken to think that
the Parliament is dissolved for under
heaven none can dissolve them but them
selves therefore take you notice Of that
And they rose aud left the room 81. Lou
is Republican.
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PRINTERS, ERRORS.

Ii is only WONDERFUL that printers do not
make more blunders than they do; aud few
persons are aware OF the minute care nee
essary to avid them. The New York
Sunday times giSes some amusing speei-
mems of typographical errors. The mis-
placement vi 'space made Adirondack
Murray refer recently to them asses of
the people when lie meant the masses.
Whltiisr's Erewin Of Soma was printed
Burning Of Laura \ dramatic eritic
closed bis notice Just in time for the UIake-
up with "a word Of compliment to the
music director and found i. printed "a
word sfcomplaint.' The Dankards. the
most temperate Of people, generally ap-
pear in print as Drunkards. General
butler begged the voters in 1867 to give u
good account of themselves for the honor
OF the Old Bay State, aud an enthusiastic
cornpOstor produced it as for the honor
Of the Old Boys Tall A printer who
asserted that Mr.. Thur.Ow Weed had
once gvne out Of his way to compliment
him on close punctuation and clean setting.
made IN n single take Of copy one OF
the most ridiculous blunders on record. Il
vas portion Of a sermon Of prominent
divine Of Chicago, tha: had been written {:
And be saw Abraham afar Of. and Lag
arus IN his bosom. Tie clean setter
read IL: And be saw Abraham afar Of,
and y horse ears in Boston, A eompUs-
iior on St. Louis paper. the other day.
made an editor say that this war-cry Is
the key.hoIe Of victory
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s.-s~s.e-sss.sss..ssss

What shall he said of that benightea
bachelor Win. bring called on for toasi,
gave Our fnture wiyes--distance lend.
ehchantmef 10 the view! And that Other
one. Il possible. shade more reprobate,
who proposed W,man-the morning.
star of infancy. the day.siar Of age: bless
cur stars. and msy they be kept at teles.
copie disia ace.
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A near sighted man was riding In a
Woodward ayenuc car the other day, when
a lady opposite bowed to him.-IIe re-
turned The bow. faised his hat, smiled
sweetly, aud was just wondering who she
was. when she came over aud whispered
in his ear 4" oh III iix yoa for this. old
Inanr Then he knew 1t was his wife.
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1--we not ripcncd IN one day, nor many
nor even IN human hfttinie.--It IL tile
oneness ofsoul with soul IN appreciation
and perfect trust. TO he blessed, II must
rest in that faith IN the divine which un-
terlies every other emotion To bo true,
Il must be eternal
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The setting ~ great hone is like the
setting of the snu. The brightness Of oiT
lie Is gone. Shadows af evening around
us, aud The world seems hut dull re
ilerting-itsrlf broader shadow. We
look forward into the coming lonely night.
The soul wiihdaws into itself. Then
stars arise, and tie night is holy.
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No man can truly feel for the poor with.
out feeling 10 his pocket.
What becomes of mans word when
be won't keep il, and rO one else will
take its sz
The eleventh commandment. according
to German proysrb. is, Thou shalt hot
be iuuud out
The apple crop of Connecticut 10 1871
was worth 81 900. 900.
Charles Lamb wi,iily said Of one Of bis
critics: THE more think Of him. thC
les think NJ him.
The coveiuus man is like n sponge il
takes IN ali the inuisiuae that eomes near
Il. but lets out boue until il is squeezed.
lie lives in Rhinsbcek now--iUS gear.
of acc, threads needle at arms length.
slept with Noah when boz, played mar.
bles with Pharaoh. aud turned the grind.
stone Cor @. W. to sharpen bis little cher.
~ CUTTER
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4 malchlcss inaid--Au ancieEt unmar-
ried lady.
How TO make good puffs-send the pub
Usher fifty cents line for them.
A little peppermint Is better than bran.
dy when there is any trouble with Jour
true inwardne-s.'
This ju,e tile ladies patch their hair
with never Looks more like real hair than
When.it appears in the Observation-Disclosures
Courier.
.wha. station DO you call ,his?' said a
man. ~ he crawled out Of the debris of a
railroad smash up. Devastation replied
the conductor.
A Sctch divine recently praying, said ,
20 Lord. give unto US neither poverty nor
riches. aud pausing solemnly momeht, he
added, especially poverty
As Lavender. the other day u, dinner.
gazed intently into bis plate. be remarked ;
'Only wonnn's hair! Its very senti.
mental. no doubt, but somehow il gets ~
way with my appetite.
The deepest and most desirable and
most permanent joy i not where the laugh.
ter and song are the lCudest. These are
superficial and temporary. They are rip
piles, eddies. on the surface u joy, show
ing is shallowncss, not in derih. We are
always pcnsive aud thoughtful wbsn We
are most haypy.
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CHARLESTON. ). g; BINARY &c
Judge 4. J. alackey, republican, wlid was'
sent by Governor Chamberlain 10 investi-'
cute the recent troublesin EdgeGsfd county
has made Ills report. in which he lays blame
irhiefy npon tie gYoss abuses IN the c6unty
government. He declares that no English
speaking people hap, been subjected TO a.
like infection since IL Saxou wore the Nor :
man collar. lie says officers Of the eollcrec'
militia have beenin the habit Of calling out
their pen whenever pc, sonal quarrel arose
bstween white and colort men. and this
in spite Of the fact that "a = State cosstltu-
tion gives 70 the Governor alone power to-
call out the militia. lie re commends the
Immediate dissandment and disarming OF.
the militia. IL is said Covert or ChamSsr-
lain will act upon this reeomn ,endation.
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INDUSTRY.

Man must lave occupation or be miser.
able. Toll is the price Of sleep ani apPe-
tite. Of health and enjoyment. The very
necessity which oystcomes our natural
sloth is blessing. The world does mt
contain brier or . thorn which divine
mercy could not 'haye spared. We are
happier with sterility. taan We could have
been with spontaneous plenty aud uDbOun-
ded profusion. The body and mind are
improved by the toll that fatigues them.
The toll is . thousand times rewarded Dy
the pleasure il bestows. Its enjoyments
are peculiar. No wealth can purchase
them. No Incidence cpu taste them. They
fow only from the exertiOns which they
repay.
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WAsnrNGToN. Jan. 2s.-I be vote in
the Committee on Privileges and Election
on the proposition to recognize the Kellogg
government resulted Yeas. Messrs. Nor
ton Logan Anthony and Miteell. Nays,
Messrs. Alcorn Hamilton and Sail bury.
Absent NIessrs. Carpenter and Wade lsh.
Mr.. Alcorn stated in the committee that
ifthe Senate recognized the Kellogg gov, "rn-
ment lie should vote to admit PinchGsck
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= Mary wrote to her Dear John" to
- Come;afpasIale,'
About as low down as = man can get.
and not spoil, is to hte on bis Wife's repu-
tatiVr.
4 Gentleman who had seolding wife.
10 answer to an inquiry after ber health.
said she was pretty well only subject at
times to breaking out in the mouth
A man out West who married 4 widow
has invented device TO cure her uf eter-
nally ?raising her former husband.
Whenever she hcgins to descent on his no.
bic qualities, this ingenious No. 2 merely
saws: Poor dear mpn! How wish he
had not diedg
Did you steal the complainam's roat:'a
asked magistrate Of seedy looking iHdivi-
dual who was arraigned before him. II
decline TO crafty the morbid cuii"sity e
the public by answering that question, re. :.
tonled the seedy indi,ilusl with scorn-
mi glance ut the reporters. TIE magis1
trats Immediately gave BIN six months.
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IHEFAvORlTE HOME REMEDY

A. eminen,ly Family Medicine; aud by being
;era ready inr immediate resort will -avs many
an hour of suffering and many dollar In iiiie
aud doctors bills.
Aller over Forty lear-' iria Il Il stlll receiving
the most unqualified testimonials 10 is virtues
from PERSONS uItle highest character aud respou-
silliliiy. Eminent physicians commend i as tile
mDSt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-21
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 20, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamer CITY Of Chester Br), Kennedy Liverpool via
Queenstown Dale
Steamer Italy tBr Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Cornwall tBr, stamper. Bristo-W Nor
Steamer Pereire Frl, Daure, Havre-Geo Mackenzie.
Steamer Neckar GER, Meyer Bremen via South
steamer Goethe (Gep, Wilson, Hamburg via Ply
Steamer South America, Tnklepausn, kio Janero.
steamer City Of Waco, Greenman Galveston via Kew
steamer Mississippi, Crowen. New Orleans-Frederic
Steamer New Orleans Dearborn: New orcans-clark
4 Seaman.
Steamer North Point Smith, Fernandina via Port
Steamer san Jacinto Hazard, savannah-W Gar
steamer Champion Lockwood. Chareston-J W Quin-
steamer Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and Richmold-Old Dominion steamship Co.
snip Emerald Isle, Williams, Lverpool-Tapscott Bros
ship Augusta Ger, wier;chs Hamburg-Freu
Bark MORO Castle, Jewett Bombay-R Cameron
Bark Emile Kahl Ger, RuchoItz, Dantzc-funch,
BARK II Chadwick, Howe Matanzas-Bret, Son 4
Brig Gem Pierce, Barbados-D Trowbrdge 4 Co
Brig Starlight stover Port spain-L Arm.
schr Margle. McFadden, Humacoa-Brett Son d Co.
schr VI Riey Boynton, Cardcnas-Brett Son 4 Co.
schr Ontara, Pettigrove Cieniuegos-simpson, Clapp
schr Nancy Smith, Tooker, sagua-Jonas Smith &
Schr Chas A Jones. Kent Trinidad (Cuba-E D Hur-
schr Mary Curran Mcmillan. Aux Cayes-B Wen
berg:
Schr Jessie Smith, Tyler, Charleston-Bentey, Gill;
Schr NV Rover Brown. Charlie ston-Evans Ball d Co.
schr Sarah A Burr, Arnold, Norfoik-I staples
schr Carrie. johnson, Baltimore-Wm Chalmers.
schr Lete Wells. Watson boston-John Boyntons
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AKYAs. Feb 3--Arrived, bark Martha Davis johnson.
XLGoi BAY, Jan e-sailsd. brig Henrietta Br Decent
of Hatteras; brgs Gazeiio Small do Alice DID. do;
AZ s %
ss.s tssss S ss Hssss z.sss
yana; 10TH ss6r Gem, oos; DO; I'm bark Lorins.
Il" sasssisa
In port Jan 90 ships Therese. Mudgett repg: Game
r chaston Tor d. do; barks Elizabeth Doagsll ssr,,
White, tor do; CHATTANOOGA, Freeman. for New York,
.HAvAsA Feb l9-Arrived. steamer Hanover GER.
Sailed 10Th: schr y Bird. Merrill. cardcnas.
HALIFAX. Ms Feb i9-saiied, schr Kate Croker. for
Arrived 18th, brig Arabe (Br). Brady. Jacme mot as
an "a, Sse for
M No. JSn Inside the bar orig sea Bird Br
sas i'fs oTsf 0Ssd @
PosT Az Pnlscn, Jan 1s-Arrivcd steamer Andes Br,,
Porter E, New YORK 6H or asgayrd S Sro Mar,
Bourne Boston 18TH schr Edie WATERS Barnes New
IyGm oI
Sr oSi
Sailed Jan Il brig Homely Br,. Marett. Hampton
New 's aaa 10 sss:
Prs aa Our fa es for s" PIG
Prince T. Boo 90 for Do do; sehr Jonas smith HOds
SssuA Feb @ brs Add Hale sheppard
north Of sshTs souher Watts aO An
ions EsS 'sSieaSsd schrs cotter sr,,
YokoHAsA. Jan a4-sailed bark Laurel tBr,. for New
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Feb 2O-Arrived, schr Druid tBr. Butler o.
Sisared-steamers;, Quebec Bn, Bennett liverpool,
S Nsn Orwell
BAITiMoRs Feb FEB ls-cleared steamer VIM Crane,
StS1Arrived sies%eS VIM Lawrence Kent. Boston.
ton Tor liverpool; BARK sansone aus. from SINGAPORE.
Febesss Ss Ss vpSutsch Be
CHARLESTON Feb l7cleared, schr Ahce Borda.
Goth Cleared, steamers Mercedta, Marshman Boston;
Manhstt an, wocdhuli New York; Sea Gull button.
eS sass Paris Howard @
snip Athenais !srl, Jones, do
cn and f%ass for
Boston, Lizzie smith or salem
for Portland; Dictator for Providence; John Bull, and
GALVESTON, Feb ig-,Arrived, schr Geo scaley. Nc
IL Feo pus back owing TO head
winds schr Mary CLARK arom Leshorn Nov 81
Jk6KsoNyiILE Feb s@cieaSsd schr McDonad.
NOZZLE, Feb aO-Arrved, schr Elizabeth Haskell.
NEW ORLEANS. FEB 2o-Arrlved brig Minerva ep).
S City Rev
nods do wa Mexico; ship Eurydce lsr), Edwards iy.
Thompson, New York Jas Slater; Hawkins, do.
New ' SAN jno & Rs
h oeTH s aVaS a0
;, PASSES Feb 2o-Arrived schr George Jordan, from
saiied-ship Talbot CNor; parks David McNuts CBr),
hs NEwpo Sfl rss rx-so further arrivals
6 sw YORK r GF nnsv
MOpose e., for TO-
for Providence; WILEY Wiley; Baltimore for Dc:
Chas Atwood Scter.on, Boston Tor Virginia '''
The ice remains solid In the upper and inner harbors,
and all the vessels still frozen in except schr Earl
NEW LONDON Feb ls-Arrived. schr Scotia. from
PAsCAG0ULA. Feb i5-Ceared, schr Josephine.
1sfS-oleared bark SOMA (Sor,, Aasuldsen. Defzyl
PHTLADELPHIA. Feb 2o--Cleared, steamers Norman.
BS;on Tner Virginia Charleston schr
NEWCASTLE, Feb -OPassed down. steamers sapon. for
ss
oRS s9 as In PM
Steamer die rm.rsse S passed to sea at $3.50 PM
Brig Adsne RlchaTason, Drisso. 10 days from Carde-
PORTLAND, FEB IS II port schrs Brigadier, and D
d Sr Sn Tor
Simpson. for New YORK; Agnes. from Bath for Balti-
20tn--Arriycd. steamer FranconIa Bragg. New York
FrSsiap OBJ. Richie hysrpoe;
iieo 81 john, M; BARK CHAPLIN, Buenos Ayres brig
Ethel Bolton ,Brj Cardenas.
RICHMOND, FEB ls-Arrven. steamer Wyanoke
hamas
Sailed-Bark Patria (Swe,. Hogstrom, Bahia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb lt-Arrivcd, ship Gcrmania,
Baker, Bellingham Bay
lsth-Arrived, ship Emerald, Bairns0n, Liverpool
Cleared-Bark Cyrene OBJ, ClayDurn, New Zealand
mot as before)
i9th-Arrived, steamer Arizona, Panama via Central
American ports
Ceared-Ships Cartvale Orr. Taylor, Liverpool Lang
dale (r), jenkins Cork Darks Carnarvon Castle (Brl,
DAVIS liverpool via Magdaena Bay; Doune Castle iEr).
McDiarmd. Queenstown.
SAVANNAH Feb 20--Arrved. steamer Cleopatra,
Buckley New YORK.
sailcdsteamer san Salvador, Nickerson, New York !;
ship simla, Liverpool; bark Robert Chapman (Br),
Cleared-Ship ConQueror. Croker Liverpool
WILMINGTON. &c. Feb lg-Sailed. steamer Lucille.
Bennett, Baltimore; brig Nancy (Br) Mcdonald, Anti