The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1872, Page 10

é ; » bith NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7,- cata SHEET. T Jee Macpac, ot Rew vert cotenere an WEATHER REPORT. Sar Basls eee 3a a Saat evi tan het Mehta of Chinon roe Re een te Dobe w A $ ri ] NG (@) N. Hampshire; General Osborne, of Mlinois ; cooked” i * heavy we: i gales throne * Dec 8, lat Pg ane be ¢ 8 Salled,, sehr Mary % Long, Har Dr. Wolcott, ef Wisconsin, and 1. B. Ganekel, of ee teeeta Pyne 7 Paavo on, fron Bangor for Boston, was | My, Wrexmouln. steamships James Adger, Lockwood, New Pete Be ity Ohio, the last named having recently been onvide ws tan been eat a} gaat a eee oe dandy qin to Pate oy Sie alba ark ‘Home, ‘Brewent J elected «to the House of Representatives Wasuincron, D. C., Dec, 7—1 A. M. me «ye teva (XG) Heke Heir, Peg mounts earn rled eWay. She put into Gioucester next moru- COHASSRT N NARROWS. Bee ved, sehr Alice: Disvession, Amendment and Passage of | rom Benenen’e oi) dalek. “186 “dabeal 62- | aynepsie tv Geran Romney Bowe | Bee fhe F chisel Ry ook oF We Prom eee tre dere cen, ee - penses of 1 lomes: yton, jwaukee, barometer oO at jan sta- re from Havre we ry, ivi Booth: ay Me, s; | vannal the Internal Revenue Bill. Augusta and Hampton are about $800,000, and the | tions and in the Middle and Eastern States, ihe aeat oh eaesh cena an ac Row ike ioe hae cargo fo Fepal. para’ i; fea Yon fetta ic tas New York; number of veterans applying ior homes on account | with northerly and nerthwesterly winds | more ‘Gn the Bath eh at Patwe: we tiebied « ta reper fo ave noe atc pe seal Dat Red Head, ni i eotgua ) ; Jem York Carrie ¥, rot a of thetr mability to work cansed by wound or dis- | and partly cloudy, moderate weather. On wise made for rang fu DO Sreareareoe non, aba vy Roce vos, wat | Maa’ Bltea Wali eid Ni oko : ease during the war ie increasing. It was voted | he Lower Lakes westerly to northerly Lissa, \dusmasied abd rarestad akg ae ea te her. | spparontiy withor “AEZ the. seine afternoon a Batir, Waiwhen prondeeees Hens Meoting of the Board of Managers of | to.cay vo purchase 100 acres more land at Dayton | winds, nigh barometers and cloudy weather | Ajeet neuaty with" the « gemmand by Captian iain Meter, | trew were-drowned or are tle. gona | qramtiea Solus Huae, Batt, Brides phen the Soldiers’ Homes. and toenlarge the buildings there. General Hinck*, | prevail; im the Northwest high pressares, | The wreck was reached in 2), minuten, but lt was no cay | tor of conjecture, The vowel was painted black, with Fano Fetes, alos, Lunt, : 6 now in command of the Home at Hampton, was | cold and partly clondy weather, with southeasterly fowed high ators he wreck next felt far below tana i ieee gould Deobtained. ad eae anh ven, Dee i ay ae. Hay, Se ae ASTIN transferred to Milwaukee. winds, which conditions extend over the Upper Fy safely Di = the boat anc ‘and un an ‘heer reached bi ae he remalan of gohr Van Buren, | rett, -Phhiadembie! Jotin Manlove, Carr, Euizabethport, Ap American Register for ao British | Lakes, but southward to the Ohio River gentle ) pamees of tneee naasneg nn co ames mes | wi orwie pees oe inet tere ae pamine ores 8 Brown. PE pees Church, "Niekerson, Ben Butier After Liberal Scalps . Schooner. northerly winds and moderate, fair weather, with aun shin Henley, do. feng" skilton, lai sin Buy for a ew ra Tari rar that eran 3840 ot gE nay Ageia : rs ), Stet in the House. seine fhe war | te aterm unre | ad on ene | Rich Pearia eames es | at Ha no, oe mam be Z 4 ay! “ tof still turt nO} “ —— 3. B. Lawrence, which recently went ashore and | creasing pressure and mild, partly cloudy weather, hy peat eR 6 Dec thaee 8 cha ange in ‘her, inc a pe pike aire DC, Dec |, sctr Jos . ‘Was wrecked off Newburyport. Provaditities. $5'20, ton 007; Sth OPM, a steanver of the maak Jet de brought to the whang oo mmpossible that she may } | GLOUCESTER, Dec 5—Arrived, schrs Nevada, Gillie, Seerctary Boutwell on the Duties on Treasury Ba For the Northwest, Wisconsin and the Upper | Myc, lats037, lon 12. ay Orieans, and ou. Weraoert Ngr3—The big M McFarlane, al, trom Buncan Bue wie gteattey e “eyo Glass and Glassware. ‘The balances in the Treasury at the close of | Lakes light southeasterly and southwesterly winds, ea gee pammongers to 0 Nab sennen Oe coer belt ta np to Beri and ‘Roads N N i Jollows :—Currenc: » tly cloudy weather balls sptit durin business today were as r Y, | high barometers, cold and er ly cloudy 7 siyp Reunion, of Bath, Gop Mepeirinana for Haves. Key | on ie spit during » Reavy, 5qu of the Nori Foreland - +——- $5,499,226; coin, $69,178,951; coin certificates, | extending to the Ohio Valley; for the Gulf and | Sleaminup aghe jones en yer rrp im gplat a Satesaiic $19,519,500; special deposits of legal tenders for re: } South Avantic States partly cloudy and | mand of Gen Ayres. OD with ‘Porser W B Gerard, of the preven Charleston, ft NEW panto ‘New York. zi TNE UREDIT BOBILIER INVESTIGATION. | aemption of certificates of deposit, $25,108,000, | clearing weather, with northeasterly winds, | jwise and pawengerst IL Morgan & Co, ad tne wear | Charleston, has our thanks Mite | remem, Rowlana, A Begs salied, peer, Sty ot Ser Obscene Matter in the ie. | lower temperatures and high pressures; Ob | ther the entire trip. Missing Vussers—! NORFOLK, Dec 5—Arrived, steamship Vale of Genter * ir Scanderia ), Upton, from Br), Ce the Tower takes and thence over the | 4 Stem mini, en werry, Salyear, Newbern. NO. | New York Octs for cetera, With G20 bulls corm. | CMEWHED FORE Bae: campeon SuRIR HOr com Wasminaton, Dev. 6, 1872. | tive to the right of postmasters te suppress od | Miadie and Rasiera States northerly winds, Lad Ane weather, Dee 4 at 2 PM. crosied Hatteras pee oe vere Reare ieove, aoe Ber seanaeris nd ee Crowell, and Marsti Ni Perrin, Packard, fi Nalphias Pass f DATOMe: weather, e point o! t 5 el Booz, ‘Cannon, . DC. Parage cf Wwe Amended Internal Hev- | gone matter passing through te wails | PED DANS Aa ptraturea: geucraly clear | beach at Cape Hatteras foresail had been helmed about fons burthen, bullt: a¢: Glasgow: fn 1836 apd hatled from | John Ht i Perry, Kelly, Philagel iphia, shit y enue Bi docs not declare that. such copy, Wen weabner northwesterly winds in Canada, two reefs and blown to pieces, toresta: Arrived, schrs Empire, Matthews, Rondout; Jessto Bark Annie M Gray, Eaton, from Havana July 24 for i P + "he’Hourc has entered with zea) upon the busi- | inere ia positive evidence of its beim Wie ; mainsail, mainboom, &c, gone ; ve: Copenhage pur inte ‘Vinogaed ra tava ran Aug To, and aatied Balen Case, Philadelphia; Sea Flower, Fisher, New ‘The recent decision of the Attorney Genera) rela \ * again A t been heard of ‘news of legislation. Seldom has there been 80 MUCH | cong and in violation of law, shat! mot be expe { ‘The Weather in This City ce erp ienee phere Ip OM. Deen mu oy Fes Botiroe, SRE Oh fines Ti ye9 sastek ‘Dullt at E taten, Me ‘in 180%, accomplished in the beginning ‘of a session WithID | from the mail by Post OMee oficials, Datesserts | Th Slowing recerd will show the changes in | pominion Steamship and bailed from Bete york, Soe “@ mbort time-before the holidays as I the present ) ony that postmasters have no right t0 break open | Me temperature for the past twenty-four hours in mse and pees ‘lbeo, Sipptery, Georaetwre NG wh io Marine ‘Avail, smith snd lov wood, Bt John Fal sone, Commissioner Douglass’ Internal Revenue | seqig upon suspicion that the copy contained in | COmPaTicon with, ee ier bvameese ee iat | ee RteannehiD Volunteer, ee Phitadetonia, with | Gey cow aant By BER tRheg aioe River tor ‘New York: fey ‘A Pratt, Pratt’ Provitemee for: DIN, which will bring about @ revolution 3M one Of | the package 18 of an obscene and improper char- Paes HERALD Building :— toweat tne te Delaware ware Bi Br akwater, with loss of rudder, | Server to. proceed At once ‘and establish a station Rajted—Brig John Aviles, Standish, New York tor Bos- ‘the most important branches of the government, | gory, 1871. 1871. 1872, | and towed her INpbs pe Be aght, ‘and prom ete prt sg ethan thls ‘wag discusscd, amended and passed by the - -- - "a 3:00 P. M. 26 4 | 9 ge! “hig ¢ Ganga, Anderson, Shenghen 0 Ang ee auieaek, Light, Truro, Prete on eg too vesselsare mostly going ont~ ‘ , ¢ be: ota bitey '» House in @ single day, The Dill just passed THE MIFFLIN DISASTER. Pased Ansiet Seot 17, Cape of God Hope Oct It at _ acne HOLA, Nov 21 ~Artived, brig Jas Lingley er nd ) amvie Arrived at 8t Hotena Get 12, brig D A Bmali, Lair, of will, aecording to Mr. Dawes’ estimate, produce a ctpsses ie Eeaniur Way Sen Jon fe 90; had oe Seay Provincotown; thy bark Satabs Bonter, of Ni—voll not AOOLK, Yeo ScArrived; "harks FH Mocha’ the law as it now stands as Sh rage ature yesterd: rw, Nov 29; alnce then contiineus gales tom W. reports aa ff z Rot Fiekkefjord fh ), Baye, “of $3,000, ey the lay se f }, Gasbrom, ; ), nandigy Hebe re tA act of June 6, 1872, An | Farther Particulars of the Accident | Avornge semaperatere Wor ‘@orrenpo 4 Ni Hiriton Caste (of Bunderland), Scot, Amoy Aug Spoken. fs sea et orgrave, ekketlord brig Ponvert, amendment by Mr. Bingham, calling upon the col- How Ses anon sat last year.. Haht windy and gloomy seater vith, heays “7 therly | Ship Cateuttn Sargon. from Calcutta for Boston, ‘paied— Ba Bark teal abel (Arg); Newhall, Olemfiiegos sche doctors to.give Rew benss Op ScoOwRY OF CAAARY Po ha Bitced cusersa assage and’ had resk 8Woetada wag snne went | ttt ipa igging, from Calcutta for Hull, Sept | “WHILADRERHTA Des The following particulars of the railroad disaster, ti Hughey poatens “dite Arrived steams Lagnart wile ‘roused the Equator in lon 3, 30'S, trom thence to, Staite bey ih 3 peat of Allas; then light southerly aud SE. winds. “Cleared obinson Grasce Pryece (Be) Molo from San Francisco WRG: frosy pewenkars, were linen senered Sane r 3 the Straits of Allay Sept7, Cape of Good Hope Oct 14; tor Uleerpoo Got 10, lat $4 488, 10 on 50 Rlcharda: lovee eee When about one and a half miles west of MiMin | jhe Great Diamond Swindle and How | crossed the Equator Nov 5, in! Ton 8 Wi then fire weather Ship Indus Sry ON shleias for Bombay (not brought about by the bili in the nature of their duties, was likewise carried. Having passed the Internal Revenue bili, the House adjourned to toll ‘as belore). Nov er 0 red—Steainships Aries, Wheldon, Boston; ¥az0o, mies the engineer of the second section in rounding @| the Matter Was Managed Im New York | {Htj'era%; (rom, Menee heavy weniher, | Vas off Fire | Mss SuicKsten, Chase, trois Ban Prasicieeo for Queens: Pr gg Me A aN Ci A hvish Wobesiipe ‘alianibeien curve discovered red lightsof atrain ashortdis-| and Elsewhere. yrlich drown te east of, Big Taldnd, with : pee res | Copa 2, tat AS 8, eae se Me Nivit jtttne Garver, Garver, ortland; schrs WAOra ‘| jov 22, Lat lon , spoke bart y q mn % Sasten. Daring the debate a telegram was received an- | *#MCe anead. He promptly applied the alr brake San Francisco, Dec. 6, 1872. | from Antigua for Darien, da: anya out New York, Aug 25, lat 8, loa 6 lsh Beaty, Boston Wa Wi Marts noweing that W. W. Dantz, a doorkeeper of the | 8M arrested the motion of the train. The sudden | Matiida Heron haa settied the controversy anout | n't'buck 4 Co: took the’ muddle guseees ad Had meds Foreign Ports. Rewsorts Blog Sak Allyn! raat M Baxter. 7 : on check, however, parted the coupling between the | ney claims on the estate of H. H. Byrne with Fate weather up to t Hater from thence, 8 days, wi ee BS GH, t t 18—, rm Clark, Grining, Gi House, and his wife and child, were among the express and baggage cara. The en; yale ‘and express ethoryy iy ith the heavy Wend Pw vind hea oe mt ave, 5 Os, eyes lett: Fable Bay. 10 Oct Arrived, CF Perry, Hal- Hoe oe ng, Greenport; Clase ra Davidson, chriatic, Paik killed tn the terrible railroad accident on the Penn- | car dashed ahead controlled by the brake of the cl . Bark Catharina (Swe), Andersen, Alicante via Malaga hited to 00013, Miako, Anderson (from New York), Yo- ewes, Del, Dec 5—PM.—A bark and pus, went up in tylvania Railroad, Appropriations were imme- | engine alone. The accident was the immediate re- William M. Lent’s history of the great diamond | 58 days, with mdse to Hatton, Watson & Co, Passed G kohama, having ren) tow of the America this morning; the brig is reported to ‘ sult of the coupling breaking. fraud occupies four columns of the Bulletin. Rob- took the Southern passage, and had tine Soares oe F Arrived, bark, Caribou. Bibber, be the Hermes, About 90 schooners have arrived sinew aliately made by the House for defraying the trans- ‘ " Weather up to Hatteras; from thence 8 daya, with heavy | Baltimore; 26th, Drig Jessie Rhynas, Willis: Reston: 23th WHEN THE COUPLING PARTED erts was the first man who hinted to him the na- | Wand AW winds bark Orient, Hanson, Alexand: ‘a; brig Gilimor Mere: PORELAND, Dec 4—Arrived, schr Armida Hall, Wait, fortation of their bodies to their former home, | the rear train came easily and gently to a stand- | ture of the pretended discoveries, who took him to ae Laura Gertrude, Risk, Seville via Perth Amboy | dith, ed New York. rd Portsmouth, to load for aoe Greeniake, Wis,, a8 well.as their funeral expenses. | still; Dut when the engine became detached it lost | Harpending’s house and scattered the gems over a | (where she discharged part of cargo), with mdse to Doll- Sall , ps iy Hiver Queen (Br), Wilson, Milk River; Sailed—Barks Samuel E Spring, oper Sarah B. Butler After the House Committees. control of the brakes and flew with lightning-like | billiard table. Lent was excited and wanted | her, Potter & Co. 26th, yer, seeking; 27th, brig J L | Hale, Fannie H Loring: i ‘Wesitow ; u rapidity into the first train, which wos running at | Ralston to be let in. Roberts said Arnold | Brig Kodiak, Downing, Alicante 67 days, with mase to Bowen ayo Pensacola, gehrs Marcus Hunter, Mary A Sie, wea ie, General Butler has prepared aresolution torevise | the time at fully Mftéen miles per hour. | would not consent to. that. He re. | order) vewetioP Talbot & Co; Fassed Cibrattar Oct; | | Beewna “itarco foi, wines Now Yor Witchusen, | Nellis Chase, P uonedick, ite’ geet sen Peli. 350 te committees of the House. He will probably | ‘The resuit of the crash) was that the | fused to sell the claims or " tell, where | wassdays north of Hatteras, * | Canpire, Nov 20—Saited, Peerless, Allen, New Orleans; | _ Sth—Arrivéd, bark Caro, Beals, St Plerre ; briga Ysido- two rear Pullman cars of the first train | they were located. Lent, Harpending and Arnold Brig Santo Prisco (Ital), Caflero, Girgenti 60 days, with | Eleanor, a urie Pensacola. "| ra Bonga, Plummer, Matanzas; E H Kenney, Matiest, © present iton Monday. This 1s looked upon a8 aN | were Violently driven into each other, with the | met in New York, where the diamonds were valued | sup phur to David Taylor & Son: vossel to Slocovich’& Co, | Entered for ldg 18th, John Bryce, Morse, for Callao: Sagua attempt to enforce party discipline, accoraing to | fatal results alreaay stated. The rules of the com- by ‘Vifany's experts at $160,000, Janin’s report, Passed Gibral Oct 31; took the southern passage and ‘Corxxnacen, Nov 17—In the Roads, Maria, Kjole, from ORTSMOUTH, NH, Deo 4— Arrived, schrs Koret, Man: the programme Just carried out by the Senate. | pany are imperative that where two sections of tained afterwards, confirmed Arnold's stories, | 24d variable weather to Bermuda; from thence 8 days, New York tor Btettin. ila, ‘Grindel, Port Johnson. ith heavy westerly gale aucorta, Nov 20—Salled, Khersonese, Killson, New 29—Arrived, schr Vineyard, Bank ‘ assenger trains are run the rear section must be | Kalston, Barlow, , Fry and others were let | “Brig Micheline th f ROM. EY - ; se Botler’s resolution aime at ousting such promment | Foot atleast fifteen minutes behind the frst. ‘To | into the enterprise. There was a hard struggic to | cris schelina (tall, Esposito, Allpandretta Sept 3 and *Oautiansanp,. Nov. $:Pat-in, Confidence; Mensics, | -Haled Meh; achre Laura’ Robinsoa; \obkisbn, "NeW liberals as Farnsworth, Banks and Blair from the | insure this operators of telegraph stations are re- | secure the benefits of the discovery passace and had fine weather up to Bermuda; from | from Leith tor Pensacola. Z York: Dec 3, Adele Trudell, Hess, Balth t Chairmanships of the three important committecs. ited to show a red light for Aiteen minutes after | to the people of California. Lent was | thence 12 days, with, ane avy W and NW gales. eter Oct 29—Arrived, ships qanlate: Pnianors, bebe PROVIDENCE, Dec S—Atrived, schrs Chatiner, Noyen, © Corsica, Uavener, San Fr Georgetown, DCs Charlotte Brown, Baker, Baltimore +) n, Anderson, Cardiff; Sone pi cla Car Margaret Rhineha: ud ‘sailed 1Sth for Heise Notheu % as firat section passes, and, as an additional pre- | finally successful. Arnoki was successful Brig Friede (NG), Ti mann, Rio Grande 65 days, 11 it ts passed the duty of making the new nomima- canter toprevent the contingency of the first train | and ~ got his pay; Janin “also ot nis | with hides fo ordets Cromed the Eoanise Nov 3, in lon tions devolves upon the Speaker, whose broad | josing time between stations, the rear brakeman | pay. The company’ was organized here. BB had ine wentie up to 1a rane malanese se | Ds Florellay Mears, ¢ Reeves, Phlla jAarah R Thom whoulders ‘Will likewise have to bear the odium | is provided with English fuse signals, which will | Lent was made -presidéut and Ralston RchF EA De Hart (of Boothbay}, Pinklam, Baracoa 12 atl a 7th for Ui a » AS ttached to such rties aban re. But there is burn fifteen minutes under all circumstances. | treasurer. Arnold, Slack ay Cooper own that cays with fruit to win Dongiany vessel to E Puig & Co. ee ‘Tt cr ie es Oty of as! arks ae Willen: oat Davis, ‘Newb re babicrcton oft: 7p ep tpeaemcbarseny are: © 18 | These signals he is required to light and throw off | they employed Hatpending to sel the Buribari | Hid moderate weather; been three days N of Hatteras; ida, a Bran slay: Sth, Almen sldridge, Gaanape: Hallock, Port Johnson ; Boston, Nikerson. do; J Mure! Bremen; schr Gem, G ho proapect.or the passage o! the resolution, for it | at frequent intervals whenever his train is found | mine, New Mexico, to Engliah capitalists, Near | 'itn0 veasels in port. h, Mitchell, Vainaraiso; bark Jett, Harris, do; Charies Carroll, Chase, do; Ahnon Bacon, wound require a two-thirds majority of the Honse, | to be losing ume. The conductor is required to | Fort Defiance were found rubies and garnets, and it Rerrarasgeenip agers ates Pr Loui hummer faulques. wath, thins Jamestown, Call, Crosby, do; a lia “Ann, Howe, pan ‘Amon Brian ond the dominant party does not command that | the Bi ei Se Benes pine olttcers of was determined to sell the discovery. | wiiminvten. No Nay 3, to the MCoriilard Steamabin. Gor ships Witen of tie Wave, Batchelder, | Shamrock, Troy. dos George Hotehk a : y y opinion with | It was found necessary to change the | Deod ina heavy aie lost rudders put into the Dele: | SAN Francisco: bist, At 8 Sandtord, Dumpliy. Howard, CoMsprings | Biseds oumber Of adherents, Butier’s resolution is, there- | regard to recious stones from rubles to diamonds, Cooper | ware’ Breakwater Aint Was towod Tice thatce to tis | Now bark Matleville, Patten, San Francisco Alhert (Pharo, Bin oboken | sere, intended fy demonstration rather than real WHO 18 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DISASTER, nally proposed to get some diamonds from the port by steamship Volunteer. Bavoire Faire Craps Aticinsot m, do , bark Gw: macs eens May, sachet we ‘an but have promptly instituted a searching jnvesti- | Diamond Drill Company of this city, and mix them Passed Through Heli Gate gman do; ¢tb, Volumous, Blethen, and ‘Pacis, den ey ing ‘i Hah, urna 208 ne gation. This is the first instance, we beheve, on | with other stqnes and salt the earth and make a ‘ 0 a blac Siew tee Supce dor kate Scranton Pals Neo We The Credit Mobiller Affair. Fecord, of the telescoping of Pullman cars, their | show. BOUND soUTH. Po eae inal ildridge, do; Agnes Chester, do; rhslaees,. ‘The committee to wvestigate the Crédit Mobilier | SOlld sraorate usually resisting the force of ordi- fhe Pi for Was accepted. The parties be- Pha acdip bpd ned Bradtord, Calais for New York, with Ben, fo, aay Matihileon cobb, fate tals Robei c timare ; sharges:againet Speaker Blaine and others had a | PAFY Collision, Fapitatiat they spoke to: they anid tae chee elated | _ Sehr Hamuel MeManemy, MeManemy, Boston for Phi- sgrsen Whittemore, do: Mary ny Jormbarney att wootng to-day, but nothing was done beyond | A Partial Investigation—Testimony of | to sell mi oe ee the fields 80 pA to secure tne means ate e acy P, Jones, Pordiané, Ct, for New. Xork, with rae Ror 291m Roads, ¥ 1 te rhe ote vi rae aan ofgantuation for business, ax Oakes Ames, the the Brakemen and Engineer. for developing the rest. " Roberts sald be, would | signe to order from Philadelphia, 1a ary Anna, Munster, | SHER ARN te! Be a Een Ben, Bax- qoxt.imporsant witness, is absent. ‘The committee Mannisnuno, Pa., Dee. ¢, #72. | MveHarvending Join in and wrote him to: teat | [Schr arin tat, Caton, Fordiand, Ct, for New York, Poca: Dep Z-Arrived, bark Fanny Atkinson (Br), | MHANOW NOK. a7 arrived, ochre A'S Emery, Pme- wit meet again on Tuesday, when Speaker Blaine | Ata partial examination here this evening in | ‘Then Slack and Arnold went to New York with a Jaouir Win Conners o”roote Bangor for New York, wii (|) Wa MOUTH, movi, Now 2— Arrived, Frank Maria, Heldon, New 1Y OO aniaih Keen, Cardenas: Ai Ak will make any explanatory statement, ater which | relation to the collision on the Pennsylvania pee pe ne ior pees et na The | “Sone Warren Gates, ‘Smith, Millstone tor New York, soe, Canada, Holmes, Stettin. ‘aham, Now York; Billow, Torrey, clan me @he gommuittee will bear she testimony of Oakes | Railroad last mght, the flagman of the first poe ifany, who pro- | with stane to order. Lascow, Dec 6—Arrived, steamship St Andrew (Br), | 40; CI eo, do; mounced the diamonds genuine. ‘Arnotd Sehr Ada May, Dix, Calais for New York, with lumber ‘slic Quebec, * | Snow, Hall, Galveston; schrs J: Ames and McVomb, train testified that a few minutes before | talked of the vast deposits, but refused to | to Boardman & Uo. yaimuaean Nov Arrived, New York, Savarese, New New cor S McLoon, @he Poreigu Affaire Committec and St. | the collision amd when two-thirds over a conics tne toon oye and Geclared suas Be ind come Aiteed: Hall, Rockiand for New York, with lime to re Kor 4-30 ort nige, Chaser Qak, Nish A ht piece of track, twe miles in aI either sell or show the gems. ‘I y then in po arter nae ichols; Domingo. be ebuerved ihe second truly coming; movedtne | determined to salt md and to lead aparty | Sehr krcte Tintwey Fat iver for ow York. fate Nickebss Gen sieol ae S Jane’ Fish. Brow She diplomats regard the composition of the | realight as a warning signal: felt sure It was ob. | tO the place in Oolorade, near Fort Defiance. With | sont Amie, uliney., Fall River for Now York, Harty Moree, Wyant Freedom, Hradiey, ad Golden Henate’s Committee on Foreign Relations as favor- | served by the engineer of the train following, as ee gare ts, Spat henmnage Pagan one np gobr yames Buchinad, Mtelte Balley, Perby fer New York. ule wail ‘Hall; bar i i i Litchfield, ‘Spanlai ‘ing; Pris- more Oe ’ sie to the annexation of St. Domingo, or any | Arr 4 ra Peace te Oe tne fe Mere eke none | Dloration. anne Behr Belle ot Now ¥ Work, Wall River for New York. dietoa, 6 roe Ct Sah a alt, ENK, and Richard Robinson,’ omer eaminietration mexsure. Last year there | dent, out was moving about aiteen inites an hour | The Janin and Rubery party followed Clarence | Sev Wu Younus, Feuer jerk tedgraan or Naw York. ait Tats hdrick Fish, MeCloy. Callao, eee Clenved, barks Arambate dtipy-Mo- . were on the committee Senatore Schutz and Cas- | when struck by the second train. King and watched him in the Acids ashe hunted, | Scar Heury Croskey. Fall River fer Rew fork oe Hawwons, Bes 3 a steamsbip Germania (NG), | wae ‘Boboy, ita Cap), Pages, Barcenane easly, eciicd opponents of the sdministration, The engineer of the second train testified that | surveyed and dug at Mesa. King subsequently met Sehr JB itchell, Moreen, ‘Greenwich (or New York. Havas, Nov Se irriven, Saxonia(s), Brandt, New Or- orh—Cleared. ta a Bowman, Cork tor drders;, J » | when he reached the two miles of straight track | Rubery, lamghedy and said he fnought the ‘affair Steame: ray, Ke , Wall Raver tor New York, | leans via Havana. n sehr Amos Walker, B with Patterson doubtful at times. Simce then Pat- | he watched for the rear end of the first train, but | Wa8 @ “sell,” in'which idea Rubery concurred, for | With muse Ralled Deo 6, steamship Franklin (NG), Deinicke (from Sailed—Steamship Sent ‘al, for Boston; bark Seathian;. passeng derson has been defeated as a candidate for re-elec- | did not see it; when he struck the straight track | one foot outside of certain lines not @ diamond Be i aaa State states vin, Pall River tor New York, | Stettin), No ss BALEM. Dee $-Atrived, schr Elwood Burtob, Jarvis, the headhght of an approaching freight train on | could be found. Rubery afterwards met # man livin Hanwicn, Hug, Nov 2—Arrived, Carlo, Lauro, New Gon to the Senate. And he is a staunch Grant man | the ‘en teack prevented him eceingthe waving | near the grounds who sald that Arnold and. Siac BOUND Bast. vaptor Thnwidh Hictiddan, easy Cleanse. PilheAfrived, «chr Jessee Witson, Connelly; Philadeb- acady to accept an office after the 4thof March, | of the red light; aa he rounded the third curve | told him ayear before that if they had a bucket- | Steamship Glancns, Benrse, New York for Boston Arrived at do Dec 4,’ brig Belle (Br), Mitchell, New | Phia. while Howe replaces Casserly. Schurz will havea | beyond the first saw the rear of the | fulof red stones and $200 worth of diamonds they Steal New York for Fall River. York, ¥ Sailed—Schra Alice Borda, Dukes, Philadeiphiey Bere; a first train; applied the air brake, reversed; but | Would get up a big excitement, sell out and make Bark Sahoo, Mayo, "New York for Woeton. Havawa, Dec 3—Salled, steamship City of Havana, Dea- | Sears, New York. gard row to hoe in opposing Cameron, Harlan, the momentum was such that when coupling their fortune. They got the stones and diamonds, Sehr RA Forsyth, He oes Rew. York for Stamford. ken, New York. pROMEesE Dec 5—Arrived, sehr Ann Etizabeth, Bény, ' Merton, Hamin, Howe and Patterson; but he likes | broke between the tender of his erginesni the | and the rest followed. eee Martha'y of ng garvin New Vor ror Providence. | Riceiizn Oekn Baieaeds,, Slegmshin Anetrian, (Br). | EVENEV AID TAVEN, Deo ¢Arrived, brigs Tally sorbe im a winority. first car he cou'd not prevent the collision; had not Be ieee cat, re the swindle pefore Schr Annie J B sel 3 ler, New York for Bridgeport. | pool. psi a ha oe Alexandria for Borton, Gold Finder (Be. Pee 4 . Lewis, of Alabama, Wanting Recog- Pe ae a wen | ceedings. ‘Nothing of the Rina Gras Sogeiet in| Sehr er fen, Atnboy fot Portamsonth. Livetreo| fet Bait orth Aopietoans (ait, Beer, coor Woston siete Carr and gree nition. about to strikeit. ‘The engineer is one of the old- | California which has produced greater excitement eat! at River rs har Tee Cae te emesea Ng a ely ll oa Florence. ‘The committee appointed by General Lewie, o, | est and considered one of the most cautions on the | iM allcircles. Cooper is here. Arnold and Slack Bonith, Stone, New York for Norwich, Londen for byer: ma yi "ror psoak Sad: wite Goyer ter and gen Florence. Ba Atibuma. visited the Attorney General toaley and | Foul. The examination will be continued to-mor- | re reported to be mm the country. sche o at Brainard Bust South Amboy for Newport Gkinorton, da Nov ov ite rive ‘brie ‘Annle Ingraham | Phis for do info f aEROr,- bra oresented several papers, catnine their hart pe ———--—_— -_ — DOW BTARVED TO DE Rohe Neutl Croc pirat Kew ee kee || eon Fe) eRe ne ek eee eanew Vork in aw ears yas toe Bal 5 eilnelph ie ee. , TRE SYRACUSE RAILROAD ACCIDENT, A WIDOW STARVED TO DEATH. Sehr Undin., Simmons, New ¥o K Tor Norwich. land satied 17th for New York Hermevort pone ar ip and vanet's tin)s Providence, slong wpon the legality of thé Legislature they rep- . Pesiasatyal Schr Harriet Newell, Booth, Newburg for Boston. trign dB Kirby, Barend, oth. ‘Star, Cook for StJobu, NB; Laura’ Roblason, Plymouth tor New regent, Jor official consideration of the authorities | Coroner's Condemnatio ff the & esterday afternoon Coroner Parsiow, of Hobo- ndale, Miller, New Yorn for Norwich, Bafitnore; seht Nellie Crowell Grom Ml, New Yor! * | York. bere. ee sncnt of the Read. e | Ken, viewed the remains of a Mrs. McHiartney, who arf oT athecb hry so teatecha peated loth, brig Halifax (Br), P Boston via Mik | ,Salled—Schrs, Lucle M Jenking oaniea, Rin Renner Dwtheran Milas ded Ciatewbrentumwes- conamen et Dec. ¢,16r2, | W##founddead in her room, corner of Sixth and st Toric i Bill, Hudson, New York tor New Haven.’| Buy. ewing (Bh), for New York via. Montego Teron, B, Baker, Hioneer. 0 he ia A Cracker: Wind Ue ciattsbians at Canickak, hs : Grand streets. Since the 30th of November no | q eh MB Carlisle. ‘Northrup, Eltaabethnort for Frovi: | | Livenroot, Nov 20—Aurived. Ravenscliffe, Hughes. Bal | Joh D.Faie and Sep Morris, eae ostons The Coroner's inquest in the case of Peter Mehan, timore ; wate, J Jn Severn (s), Bland, dence ssed the threshold of her soli- Fakir, Knowles, Blizabethport for Stonington. ec! 1 i haman footste| ras Avilos, Hoboken for do; schrs L B Cow} rth water The Secretary of the Treasury to-day addressed | engineer on the Syracuse and Binghamton Rail- | tary habitations. her more eld OF her soll: | ene Paunie & Bdith, Cryder, Hoboken for Boston. eae pita, sons AB (end entered ont sime day fF | and'G A Rewlny, Philadelplite for Boston, Mary Far. ve following Jetter e Collector Customs at 1 ir tris, Long. w Harwic! c 4, Bhi m1 Hi i Td ; ane f me ing etter to the Colleetor of Customs at | road, who was kilied by the disaster on Thanks. | New York, aid she ‘hud been ‘suffer Beh Ee aie Snel Paget fel! eh yA 0 Dei p Sonntag, Harriman, San | [OY Jane “aieateikbort Toe apechele Ea oe Yew York :— . om @. severe illness. She became too ol an ‘. ic! hing Geo PT P jer , * re ch. rr bs c feamshiy fan in, Qu 1s x giving Day, was concluded this afternoon. In their | fete te litt’ hee hav 4 She we Philips, aw, ‘New fork for Greetwich. ‘Arrived De rf steamship Manitoban, Qnedec. Johnson jor. Ipswi eo TrieR, New T Oneare: tie $1k—Under date of the 5th of August Jast the fol- | verdict the jury find the engincer came to his death | [°¢' er hands, and there was mo fuelto | - Hogan, Newburg for Portland. Satled 20th, Italy (#), Thompson, New York ; 35th, Trent Yers; Ruth 8B ae 10 for Fortamonth: Onw: towing telegram was sent to the Collectos.o! Cas. | by bel hed under th heat the room and no’ food but a stale piece ot | Sete Wan MeConb, Heron, New ark for hoses (®), Philadel ai boken or Fearsport; ‘Jag P Carnegy, enact ng telearal ie e Collector o} Cus- | by being crushed under the engine which was W bread, She sank helpless to the floor Sche T Merwin, Bunce, tloboken for Providence. on pla, New F: Salem; hilas McLean and Thomas Aix, Ro foma at Baltimore:—“The terms glass and glass. | set. ‘Tho jury fin! that the track of this | nude condition, ni Piet eA Sout ioe fagvina Mk ilacaesy Hall, Gmavecapor ter Bist | ‘Seber be cee ee Yo Wind, Elsworth for do; stic, Wm ware in the hew tariff should be understood as re- | road te in many places very much worn and dilapl. je condition, paver to tise Stain exept in the’) Gietwicn 24 xi ast | Entered outz01h. Bean Vamnpa, Cann. tor New Or- | Bangor for doy Active, Portsmouth for ating’ i ferring on such articles as are commerclally | dated and is wholly unfit lor passenger traffic in : fanenh, Fp vel a sane nllgd Schr F Edwards West, Hoboken for Bristol. Kite Ban Franclee ‘a bald Fulicr, | Huddell, Boston for do; Louisa Smith (with the loss of Kuown by those terms.” Similar lustractions were | the locality of the accident’, that many of the tals | Usmal apartment, the door was broken open by | ScRé k FETAL en Chae eer kore hee wport. onpow, Nov 2ctintercd out, Tidal Wave, Barnes, for | chor dnd 30 fathoms of chaluy and moe Pa subsequently given to the customs officers at the | are insecurely laid; that a considerable portion of some of ot neighbors, and the miserable sufferer Schr Julia A Brows, Bligabethp ove for Danvermert. Pi , Foy ee Bean, Boston. for Philadelphias das # various ports. From the decisions of said col- | the track is taid with pieces of rail ranging from | D&d barely time to receive the last consolation of | Schr Qntario, Barbour. flizabethport for Providence. Cleared ist, Rio, MeDonald, Providence. Sod Rprah J Bright, Horton ort mundo. ia 8 Ws leotoré, tre ‘under these instructions, large num. | #1x to twelve feet in I h, and . | religion when she expired, a victim to hunger and Schr Maria Adelaide, Kent, Port Johnson for Salem. yarrived at Gravesend ist, Jens Lassen, Sorensen, New PP Bont & 8, large elve fe length, and concludes by con- | distress, Schr KA Stevens, Kennedy, Elizanethport for Boston, ork. Weliaeetsy bereof appeals have |..en taken tothe Department, | demning the management of the operative branch Schr Jane, nth New York for Westerly. ‘ Also arrived, brigs Elbe, Philadelphia for Hatitax, and chess Nov 20—Arnived, Abraham Skalle, cope Maria Barbour, Barbour, Philadelphia for Ports- lnvotving the reduciton of the oe on various | of the road in veryatrong terms. fy Rarah Harris, Ke oe ont olis, NS (ve pal the sae i} thoms of c! a schrs SF articles, Alter due consideration it deemed ad- - mouth. NLoNDanDMnnr, Nov 19—Arrived, Carl der Grosse, Voss, : visable by the department to review the rulings ‘BRIGHAM'S DOMALN, SHIPPING NEWS. | Sh: .uPures ters tow zor tr cies cove, | xew Yor | les fais ba at 1h a eek coutained in the tstructions aforesaid, and alter a : Behr Allle Oaken Rideout, Hoboken tor Heston, ize w Mov 21—Arrived, Miver Stream, Todd, Philadel. | Hpeetwell,eprucehead for da; Americannd Bolle Brae te Fe-examination, of the various provisions of lav | Apostic Cannon Believes P Rane perpen emma fant Jucov Raytnond, Brown, Hllzabethport for Fal Pasteur, Xow, Arrived, Marathon, Downc!!, Flume Ian Ghnie or Apjonatiy (withthe lows of her anchor sib 1 , . < nac for Ne _1 patlox Palermo! epirit of the act ‘Of June 6, 1872, und a fair inter. | *i@Kes Always Have Existed and Rome is Day Sehr Empire, Kennedy, Rondout for Portland, C1 CMaarront, Nov 2 Arrived, Betsy Gude, Due, New | 75,fathoms of chal 4 for Now York. etation of “ihe wording of te various tere ways Will Exist—The Emaciated Wife ef Rehr Muria Roxana, Palmer, Port Johnsow for Pall York via Queenstown. ew Be UI as noon i. orralt huss ard fo the rates of inty on f ena Ak Of the Jealous Welshman Still Alive. | sun ses ee 7 11] Gov HR ae ga | PUG Mary Tice, Tice, Port Johnson for New Haven aqeipite Nev se—Arrired, Ohation, Petemonti, Pht Ho," Matte # Russell and Jonm A hrs s'$ Goteey.- would give th 5 memning & tiva- Saur Lame Crry, Dee, 6, 1872, sun sets. > 4.33] Sandy Hook. ‘morn 12 57 | Sehr Khza Williams, Haviland, Port Johnson for Fall Halted i8th, Palo Alte, Tenney, Matanzas ee a Una alata mca: mince dent ‘to Pe. tpl Sarucien S ST lit ere , Moon fets,...worn — —| Heli Gate.....morn 3 27 | Fiver. Messina, Nov 9—Arrivod, Wah Vory (@), Cole, Naples | Ytuven John M Bollan, if Mkinner, ‘8 Lole,, Phowas Beet sd + OPY that all articles which under A portion of Wheeler's expedition returned to ons ri Sehr Carrie L Hix, Hix, Elizabethport for Marblehead. | (and sailed 12th tor Palermo and New Y. een sonny y, an, bern Ligh now S ae r ¢i of June ¢ Ager gal would re classified Salt Lake to-day, and the remainder are expected Hehe Vandalia, Milley Kew York for Rockland. iled 9th, Abranam Lincoln, Benvance, Now York. Grauam, 11.6 Bird, Alice, Northern 1 andusen, , ‘ork for Boston, , Nov 16—Bailed, i ‘aa aay, inanatactaree Witch a76 | Fra... eves - OORAN STEAMERS. Schr Ne nd, ‘Conk, New York. (ot Portland. ew York Wry Maria Crowell. (Br), Ferking do; Tem, | Hlorenee,, Harvest, Chas 8) Rogers, rou Wit, Sue enumerated as ae hy should be ERE awh ae or Beka Sehr Emily, Morrell, New York tor Stamford. mship Burbiton (Br), New York. MeTean, dee reoman, Raward & + Alek ori Reyenoriay eatin: to the reduction of duty. An enumera- Mr. George Q. Cannon, who « delegate | pares OP DEPA WORE FROM Frou NEW Yore ror THE pip woe pai gah Hoboken tr Vortchester. ec Dore 16th, fark © Tyrac Corning, and brigs Lizzie W oat x. George P Trigg, itchell, jose Bis wiaa lakes sutras thn nevicn., y Rr tae elect to Congress, says in his paper to-night that MONTH OF DECEMBER, My Oar Taber, Com; BIRSeeNpott for Blew Cave. ise Beatty, and Ossipée, Sprague, destinations not Wie MINGTON, NO, Deo «Cleared, schrs stephen G: stance, watch crystals, spectacie glasses, jass | Plural marriage is correct; the principle always Steamers. | Sails, | Destination. | Ofice. ‘Macast, Nov 3—In port ship Sagamore, Wood, ldg aan Lo! or! etd Jones, Jones, Thomasto Garde glaes paper Weights, kee are wholly | dd exist, and, he believes, always will. nrg Soe —— SAILED. guano. rleton, Albi Ww Blass paper weights, kc., are wholly | "nwo more daily papers are projected in this eity. | A iB |Laverpool.. 19 Broadway i ‘Matanzas, Noy 28—Arrived, schrs Oconeo, Maddox, Sa- = sul act ov dene & 181d. the a S008 there. | There are four dailies already. agar ssi. Bes. sshavernool, «11d Boadway, Steamship. Metropol, Nickerson, Galveston via Ha. | yannah via Nassau; 20th, brig Ada H Halls, Phinney, 8t MISCELLANEOUS. Mi awe rrowre ne 9 Jol , . Grimiths, one of the victims of the terrible vana; ship Tantallion Castle, Callao; bark TK Weldon, ‘Gatled 20th, brig Mec! ianic, Nichols, Pascagoula. BOL DIVORCES TEGALLY OBTAINED 1 8 In accordance with the views above é t and directs that your practi tragedy yesterday, is stil! alive, but there are no ET ek a tte, | Clentuegon; Johann, Cape | Newront, Nov lp-Arrived, American Eagle, Harding, Mverent states: lecal everywhere; deyertiom &c:» ‘ordance therewith, allowing a re- | bopes of her recovery. Wiha ds baneet HAV. Piymonth, $ load for canage Yi Fert se aumiclent cause; wo pablicity required; no charge wot fuateiyon of giamereblen, mares ike laws” brit 10 ‘A DARING ROBBER. a a Bo pene heed: Dark Keystone. Maithews,for | “Vr* aie a jotsi ‘Counsellor, &c., 18) Broadway. AreB 0! bich, unde: stad way. pore wide teed pene ters None June 6 last, foul be classified as glass or glass | peur) Outrage on a Northern Man in ring Wieeen | Marine Disasters. ‘ ens oi Sapatttes, steamship Salvador, Bow- A “HERALD PRANCH | OFFI BROOK LY ¢ 4 . o um stree' pon ‘Tig wi:l include silver-p gear talth. is ja—A Penitentiary Prac Minnesot Beaten, Pe i Bi rc Eesatseatee uravices aiatied tm athe steashatipe st Rotts, | Rathburn, Central Pomer pen irom gk i to re a rs funds will only be made where the requirements Westohatia. ‘161 Broadway, Teas and is now di STEER S055S aenhy St ay dy ans se | a On Sunday from 8 to 8 BM sy of the act of June 30, 1864, both as regards protest 1g Broadway. patna Oou Benen: m at sortote New Nark for | wbenezer, Jacobsen, New York Zist, Galveston, Kahten- Absorure, pivoRcEs OBTAINED FROM COURTS and appeal, and suit when suit is Decessary, have l Hi] eronawas. ; New ie cane reba re Bo Sore ed back to New York for Ramp, Ser Savannah; Leone, Svanich, and Brage, Steen, of different States; legal everywhere ; no publicity; been carefully complied with, Him of Moncey and Baggage. Catiecaia [i ++ [pgowling G Fepaien Her oil i probably 70 dorwaene hi a fo fees in advance ; advice tree aa ner nee GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL, Secretary. RICHMOND, VA., Deo, 6, 1872, ¥ me creen | tly city 0 at ot me ime, rh sales trom veut igverpool for Boston en Chesapeake (BP): | tate, Counsel éS nroadvway. The Cabinet Meeting ring highway robbery occurrea here ’ New York aih for New Orleans ¥ antic 'N Nov 9, Votoms London (h Livernoo!, — to-théy' wits ibid "vy 60 He ahemnete: tue'| eet eee mney 4 PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 6, 18 Bank Vesuvivs, from Alexandr ir. is Francisco, | Philadel Nicholas trom jew York). Liv: MEDICAL ae ‘Live BALSAM, (lay wae a y : . @ | to-day. A Northern man, named Stephen Hender- was aground at pgttawan une ae River, on the | erpool; jentictd Han hreye (from nape), Antwerp. the conqueror of Rheumatism, Gout, Nearalgia, &., femion was of brief duration, and notiing was | gon, who had been on business at the Big Bend porte . iinet but would robe iy FRE at oD “that day, it the ‘yhesrace, Now i WecArrred Rena WithelmParowsnew | panic ee ito oxevery taint and daedse ie ‘s “The Vy nm several da; r wader consideration of extraordinary importance. | Tunnel on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroaa, West CLEARED. irc pes Titik, ‘tied: Sarhaten 13 pene ‘Barrys, Noval—Pat in, Choice, Ganci, and Libertas, | sod by all dr a Depot 26 Grand atret, N. Bridges Across the Ohio. Virginia, was en route through this city to his | nefore reported ashore on Kent Island, has boen astiste . from New York, both for Hartlepool (both ves: Salen thes Stoamship Atlantic (Br), Gleadelt, Liverpool vie Queens Til Have to remain here til next spring tides, there | “ORNs BUNIONS, NAI us bag ly DUN TS, is ws ‘The bili to regulate the construction of bridges | home North via the York River route. He arrived town eit arks. on by tug Delancey, after being lighten or AGNES, of her bm ‘being sufficient water at Hartlepool at : | deck f lumber, and was towod into rived. scht Teal. eck, J eured without pain.” Corns, Bunions and. Piles across the Ohio, as reported by Mr. Seott, from the | Te amar Hebe he wae: acconted by Svntranger, | Bees mahi 'Anglia Be, Small, Waseow—Henderon Npree Losey MUnRibeh pmb, boa Witeteien ae on NB, ee BArsfvedsaohr Feal (Bry Peek, New | Mie6G th mail 2c, "Ur. RICE, Chiropodist, 8 Brow Committee of Conference, stands substantially as | wno subsequently turned out to be a notorious Steamsbip Glaucus, Hearse. Boston —h F Dime | for New York to 8 Powell, wien Wentashore at Hock” | “Cleared 4th, achr Glanmite (Br), Tusts, New York. corner Fulton st. ES TCT ST TT at paswed the Senate at the ast session, except | ex-penitentiary convict named Jack Champion, See reo See eye Ate ae 8 Coy 1% ane Gevskine Company e's ~ hae Tosran, Oct 23—In port sehr Biia, Montgomery, elise. ESTRUCTIVE FIRES, the section pasted by the House repealing the | san mausiiie manners to keep, Hendeoomnincasa | ot Kuas Bae tn Fyne Docks—slocovich a | after “discharging part of cargo, recelved no material American Ports. Peavidig the tad of nftnicdete eclic2sehan Nob whe 0 | n jamage. ¥ s jaw Of 1869, authorizing the construction of a | verastion until the train had departed. He then | “ark Sedioncello (Aus), Cassovich, Cork—Slocovich & cum Jans Satrasenware, Boston for Philadel BeTTS Dit he Arriveds panes Aree Garwotd, Young, ; ; pi intdge at Paducah, is agreed to by the Senate. ‘The | decoyed him away fromthe depot towards Kock- : rted chains and went ashore on Chatham beach Geared at NO eR eee Pree in this country. ‘ . pal AT CE leamer ree, New jr] — section relaung to the bridge at Whceting | ¢tt’s: beyond the city limite, and struck him with | | Bark sane Ure, (Br), Jenkins Dublin—J F Whitney & prea! will pi ly come off withont damage. Pizarro, Matthews, 1 rephyrine, We submit to every sensible, prodent man, that they ‘ 1, also the pectl lowing | Senuelfen rhe. Penitentiaty each toed hl | “Sark Mandigo (Br), Lambord, St Johns (Antigua)—<c | , ema Lorre & (Bn). Mcleod. from Bt George, NB, for | Rema me Kate Xepeton. Hove, Batimgre: Brig. is retained, & e section allowing | senseless, The Torhte vind practitioner then | wossel t Jamaica. it hs a ran ashore at Bora Hooker, eof, if un can be prevented by the general Introduction af the ne: Hocovsen ao, | Me. the fs badly injured. Heb, New Orleans vin Ke 4 AK we use of) ugher ressure on freight | rifled the pockets of his victim ofa large amount, ‘Pett Ital Lauro. Bar elon: ett Winner, s — tége' Ge “Otto 6 promt sararey anne took his entire baggage and then decamped, leay: Bre rac matter, i pool 4 Deernt, Matthews At New Bedford Sth from Ron. | Jaeksonville, Fla; Governor JY Smith, Pray, GARDNER PIKE EXTINGUISHER al herr a Ward &C ing him for dead. Roberts ir), Hunter, ‘Windsor, NS—Cran- aon ‘warren Into by asieamer while ing down the Sth York; sh el e i by the general steamboat law. ‘The bill provides | | As goon as Henderson recovered he notified Chior hertonx Co. paraBd Wenbe aon River, ad haa ‘hying hibboom and bowspritcar- | pOMecATrved:, ttecmehip saniand, Ney tent: shark This machine stands upon its merits, heving mee fos cl of Detectives Knox and Detective Wren, who “J mere Mayo, rhe, schr Emeline (Br), Chisholm, solid we hat commands attention. that every bridge constructed across the Ohio | o Pavan isa htea Pectin Oh wed 70, Sing’ feet by notht work @ record: tha " \ irdo Barros, Rowan: ly alterwards arrested Champion at Kockett’s, PE eet wT — P above the mouth of the Big Sency shall have at | *Hore fall, Wade, Au: tar Island vessel, laden with wood, sand Reaiiny bark Alice C (By Bend fo ON BROS, % Liberty street Be earlier Wan ue Gatones Cane Minenta ot ehetae Potonl, Jackson, Galveston—Theo Nickerson & barge Nod, with Portland Mane a ait 10 ane cane pean iphia'ts load’ for afar tlamt bare; UFIE Manet a | Send for circular to WALTON | negebalihag-) Ci, ba he 29th Foger, Ba datos via Hampton HS feast ove span of not less than ninety fect above | so horrible was the outrage that threats of lynching | Co, | Pp Jow water and vot Jess than forty feet above local | the highwayman were freely made by the citizens. | , Hehe G-M Foster, Allen, Musquito Inlet, Pla—H W Lova om ahh will be a right, and also wie Pe Criker. Rea, ee ranayiet TORE PAVEREORT. 5.204 G0., 81 Chambers srect, Neve t je is well manacied and closely guarded in the | a's 7 7 the Long Island vessel probaply. Railroad boat is 8 maarvel ( ir), Me! fest es; Geo Gilchrist, | — highest water, measured to the lowest part of the | est station house to-night, and will appear before | , Schr AG Ireland, Townsend, Wilmington, NC—Van | proyabiy lon. Wart, Matanzas: Ocean est Boston; gohre Del: REM. U._BROWN'S METAPHYSICAL, DISCOW span; aud that every bridge erected below the | the Police Justice to-morrow for preliminary ex- eht A Hagel, Hewitt, Richmond, Va—A Albott. Scun Srv, Hatch (ofthe Belfast and Castine Bag shit Bont, Gales, Nazsany NP ty Mehaffey, Boston; YY’ positively Sr dtease Bea hl ae rap mouth Of the Big Sandy shal) have at jeast one | amination. ’ : | Steamer Vulean, Wileox, Phniadelphia, i Soa inrown on her team ends of Furtie teat. art rita ey fo Tanairo, do; schr Oreer. | est Catmrrh, wyeN Creryadienate, UesM a Met * span of wot Jess than one hundred feet above low | PROPELLERS RUNNING AN ICE BLOCKADE. ‘ yeree Movawen Captand; Git entin wasnt a ong, ti evidadacet ark. Ciedticieds sca, saleat HUDSUPS, eral waler and forty feet above highest water, with a a baat ARRIVALS, Hames. ema mali ot bee i he timely aaainanes ant | qdranamy for halve ot Phinda, Ie + | Aang ERAS Ae 7 siagh even, deme clear opening of at least four hondred feet between HOFFALO, Ne Y., Dec. 6, 1872. | sonny BY THE HERALD STBAM YaciTa AND | Crew ‘would probably have found n watery grave. niwk. ne Libhs, meterer, ae weet phy steal treatuent given ame oe the piers, measured at right angies to the current | The propeilers Fountain City, Cuba, Passaic, Ply- HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. Seam Gesheme, Shem Feniobecoh later with Brick, CUCRSPORT, Me, Dec 2-Railed, sch Post Boy new, | Pages Metaphy J bubiethe . alevery siage of water. moutit and Montrea! took advantage of the open Steamship Java 4 Martyn, axetpoo!. Nov 23 and come ee TA Saiine inary © i Fane carter vend ay TTL tone), Ropinion, ‘New, age Via Hearts ‘Wu Weewen YLOR’ GREAT COMPOUND FOR HORE AND The Soldiers’ Homes. weather of the last few daya, and ran the ice a 24th, with, andee, a nance Allen grew oF ‘of the revenue entter J © Dobbin, Capt toward Wardwell, New York i s | TUK Carre Dyed ALL AK alition Foon Ue ath ave Roard of Managers of the National Homes | SAUNHet, arriving here with Picir cargoes of grain . east, 20th a sa White Star | OC nT Hences (of Sag Harbor), from Rondout tor gSRISTOL, Dee +—Arrived, sehr RH Hinckley, Hodges foowen lee Ais, mokes feb aint giseu'e bemeure ae for Disabled Soldiers was in session at the White } to-day. Fe propellers” Russia, ‘Mo awk, and | Fi na 3 Jon, 65 Poors, 8 Ore MAR Pail tiver, ashore fh she nor wert le or lock Anam, nailed etre RM Wheldon, Fennimore, Philadelphia; Be ltgrne recmnred t nT hejaet ages ab | a8 in Ress e are ©: . oO eameehip y B shad a ee c or S counte . ; wwe today. ‘There were present General Grant, | qyttPassaie report forcing their Way OF Bevera! | Suet, an | eee made the vert of Tint thew reat | BRIDGEPORT Der b-arrived, sehrs Sparkle. Cromey. | Seuk 6 Con bi Bridge aces so OR, “4 Buuer, who is President of tie Board; | jasigs trope ice ranht yaghes thick. Steamgbip 01 iy O° Montren) (81), Kennedy, Liverpool Newporh, bub @ teavian aud wate cemgin at the ix!aud Freutum; Biias Kony ov, Campbell, Elaavetbports Bele