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NEW YORK, "a Aprile, ls44.

APRIL "a, 1874.


The old Chief of the Bsdouns. Ill Signor Marchese
d Sanangelo with his base and false declarations in this
paper OF yesterday preends TO place me in the ranks OF
his subalterns thank him muchbut my position before
the public does not permit me to accept it.
published my reply in Italian to his ridiculous receipt
because it was written in that language
have consderedand my readers will also think with
methat TO return letter unopened is an action worthy
only of low minded person have kept "he note" in
know whether it contains not pugar and menddcious
pTOrOcatiOns"
do not hesitate to repeat that the said cold Chief Of
the Bedouns" has confessed to that he has published
honor why did the court condemn him to five days mpr
sonmen and to pay fifty dollars? consent that the pub
lie should decide my conduct towards this person. and
his towards He he ordered to leave his house
because he did not consider gentleman This II not
so in the presence Of his family he told me that he
wished to hire my room by the year. as said in my last
article.
have great respect for those persons who spill their
blood the field of battle but lose it when they de-
scend to mean and low actions.
This person says that he despises money. Ha ha ha
But notwithstanding at he keeps thirty dollars in his
pocket for nine day board and preends to be generous
did not hire the by the month"; because my pro-
essional duties would not permit me to take Tor any
given period This person asked me half dollar for the
room and half dollar for boarding. making one dollar
day should have added that if he wanted to lease my
room to another person, that would be obliged to pay
the whole month.
He knows well that this agreement was made between
him and myself when was present, and therefore
know how Mr. Plunkett certify to facts when he
not present to hear the arrangement made by u.s.
Ihaye nothing to add but that he ,coddo better to eare
Alone Or'-
With much respect Mr.. Bennett,
Your obedent servant,
CERILLO ANTOGNINI
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Our Pmors AND THE NAVY IspARJMENr.-We
have received the following, which we cheerfully
publish relative TO the money now due our excel
lent New York Piots:--
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
SIR
To prevent ersanding of the facts relative to
the of bills for ploage Of United States at
this port alluded TO in your paper OF Yesterday Is pro-
Although the general appropriations made hyCongress
for the support oil the Navy during the hsca year ending
the Both of June next have not all leen disbursed yer
certain heads of those appropriations have become
haused The contingent" fund, from which pilo tage
paid is thus situated and the laws of Congress posi-
lively prohibit payment from any funds appropriated to
The difficulty exists in regard to the head of en-
crease Repairs &C." which embraces the leading branch
during the last autumn and was owing that fact that
the public works in the various navy yards sus
pended and the workmen discharged This was at the
time unjustiy attributed to unfriendly feeling towards
the service on the part OF the Government. SO far from
this being true every possible effort made by the
Department to realize the necessary means OF employ
ment for the workmen by the sale Of condemned and
available materials The President recommended trans
fer OF appropriations with the view and has again
requested authority to for the like object funds the
treasury the proceeds of iales above referred TO-
have deemed it matter OF official duty, to say thus
much in explanation of the OF delay in the in.
stance to which you have alluded well in others OF
similar nature tS.. and to the impress on if
extent OF its ability in paying for services rendered the
Government. Very respectfully,
ROBERT c. WETMORE,
| Navy Agent for Port OF New York.
This, we glad to say, fully exonerates Mr.
Wetmore, than whom better or more efficient
| officer never existed. He has done all that in
his power to do in the matter complained Of, and il
now rests with Congress. 1t is to be hoped that
that body will throw aside its petty squabbles for
day or two, and pass appropriations sufficient to
pay off our hard working pilots and all other debts
against the Navy Department. That part of our
government has fallen into disrepute by the mac
ton of Congress, and hundreds of laborers thrown
out Unemployment. This produced good deal oil
ill-eelng against the President and his cabinet
who had no more to do with their troubles than
what Congress compelled them to have. Let Con.
gress act, and have our pilots paid
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Religious Anniversaries
J. G. BENEFIT, ESQ.
lie IL Slu

DEAR SIR
The commencement of the Religious Annlversa-
ries is approaching rapidly, but the opening of the
campaign this season is left to our sister city,
splendid Unitarian Church (he church of the Sa-
viour) is to be dedicated and on the following day.
the Rev. Mr.. Farley is TO be installed the pastor
1t is expected that large delegation OF ministers
ty, as well as from this city, and invitations have
been sent to the pastors Of the various churches III
Brooklyn to be extended to their societies, though
it is said that in almost every they have
of the whole affair is said to be printed and in crcu
lation. For one, | hope you will keep your eye on
this movement and give it to the public
HoMrp
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Lower POllce.-We dnesday.-rHiEvING SERVANTS
IN ToMBs.-On Monday last, gold watch valued at
sloo, gold pencil pencil case worth sl5 and pair Of kid
Bayard street. and gold ring belonging to Betey Grant
Two servants in the family named Margaret Stevens and
Elizabeth Reed, suspected and finally essei the
deed and restored the property. They were both
mitted for trial.
ATTEMPT BREAK OPEN SroRE.--Yesterday morning
rs Waterman r. c Campbell passing the store Of
Charles Bell 23 Grand street about O'clock he sped
efeow who says his name is John White, blacksmith in
the act of cutting through the panel Of rear window
and escorted him the police office where he was fully
committed,
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10 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
ronc Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, Is confidently re
commended for all fdebily produced by secret
diligence Of any kind 1t is invaluable rene.
dy for impotence stery or barrenness unless depend
ing on malformation)
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen So;
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. IS
Nassau street w = RICHARDSON. NJ d., Agent
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Common Pleas.

KefOTe Judge InBTHham
APRIL 24-.Jacobs VS. HdrdsnbrO0k An action Of tres.
pass for assault and battery committed 18th December
ls4a between Hudson and Blocker streets The plain
tiff was driving on wagon and drove closely by the de-
PENDANT, who also driving cart. The defendant
laid on him with rope, and inflicted severe blows
plaintiffs back Witnesses in proof ofhe injury and also
tiff $35 damages.
Me Bride VS.. Harker.-An action of assumpsit pro-
mssory note. The note made a compromise for a
larger sum- and dated February 1886 pay ment
since then promised. The maker Of the note became
bankrupt but did not include this amount in his schedule
Verdict for plaintiff $349 49, including interest with
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{ay- RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX,
TURE-For the cure of primary secondary Syphilis
and all affections produced by an iDudicous Of
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative all other preparations for the OF Sy.
philis is, that while curing the disease it improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave n much
worse disease than the it is administered for The
best accommodation give Of 1t is, that it is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for
merly considered mercury the only for those
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each cases of half
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
cy, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON NJ D. Apent.
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1.-THE rank is but the guinea stamp

{hs- VOICE FROM THE TOMBS Look out for
the Unexpected LetterThis day published and for sale
by all newsmen, canvassers and newsboys, the first
Der OF this curious affair The great noise made about
has not yet subsidized but the contrary spread like wild
fire All agree that is the most curious production
got up by any invalid Any person buying it, and be.
coming dissatisfied shall have the money returned by APP
plying to me. Price cents the single copy 81 per
annum in advance. SlLAS EASTABROOK, Invalid,
Editor and Publisher
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DO THE NEW WORLD OF THIS 'WEEK-Look
out for it And be quick if you wish copy.

o. INTERESTING TO THE AtFLICTED.-The
proprietor Of the Hunteran Dspensary, No. Division
street. wishes the afflicted to understand that the celebra
ted Dr. Hunters Red Drops warranted TO in any and
all cases of diseases OF private nature Accompany ing
each vial is comprehensive treatise explaining every
stage of this fearful disorder that person with the
most limited education can understand Any person buy
ing this medicine will be attended to, until perfect and
lasting cure be made which generally occupies from
three to eight days Price 81 per vial which is warranted
to curei any case matter how long standing how
deeply seated in the system, charge.
N. BPrivate parlors for consultation with private en-.
trance attached where the Doctor may be found at all
hours
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LITTLE LATER FROM HAyTT. The schooner
Gen Scott, arrived at Holmes Hole, on the 22nd
inst, in 10 days passage from ST. Domingo.
When she sailed, ST. Domingo was in the hands
of the rebels, but the President was advancing
with large force to re-capture it. He was subju-
eating all the small rebeious places on his march
thltherward It was his intention to surround the
city, cut oil supplies, and then lombard it into SUBJ
lection.
There has been, therefore, by this time some
hard hshtlng as the Spanlards had force of about
lo0oo men, to bear against the President and his
army.
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DC FRENCH POLISHING PASTE This article is
combination of elementary substances having strong
affinity for each other and which unite aud form CON-
pound altogether in its character. The briliancy
and durability of the polish mparts to the most delicate
article of furniture such mahogany rose wood ebony
caps sc is unsurpassed Its application is easy, requiring
very little labor restore the article to its original beau
~. For sale by A. Is. SANDS & co Granite Buildings,
23 Broadway corner of Chambers street; also by A. b.,
sd SANDS, 70 Fulton street; d. SANDS co. n East
Broadway. Price IS cents.
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Theatr1cals.

The Wizard of the North" Harrington, has
arrived in Boston, where he commenced his Mag-
cal Sorces on Monday evening. The &c Wizard ,
has caused a sensation wherever he has appeared
The Huchinsons are singing at Hartford, Con-
nectlcut.
Burton is in Philadelphia; Wallace the pianist,
is there also
Walack and Mrs Brougham are playing at the
NATIONAL in Boston.
LATEST FROM MoNTREAL.-We have received
Montreal papers of the Goth They declare Drum
mona, the popular candidate, to be elected
The Pilot the organ of the liberals issued an extra an.
neuncng with exutation the triumph its candidate by
vote stood as follows: Wv f Wv
r, Drummond. Nelson.
Total ................. I3s3 asa
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Majority for Drummond.

The Transcript groans the result and atributes
il to a violence and fraud the part of Mr. Drmmond
and his friends Some Of the scenes of violence !, de
scribes though perhaps little coored indicate
singular OF society and Of political morality There
parallel to these outrages under republican in
stitutions
We understand that the works on the Lachne cana are
wholly suspended The contractors adhere steadily to
the orders of the board Of works and refuse receive
any of the into their employment who were absent
when the roll called on Tuesday morning.
NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.-The House, at the
afternoon session yesterday, rejected the bill for
puhicaon of the acts Of the legislature of general
lure IN The several counties Of the State. The bill from
% SENATE relative to the practice of physc and surgery
iihompsonan) was ordered TO third reading, reso-
% WIS ohered 10 reconsider the vote posponng the
biI relative to costs and fees in courts OF law-iJanv
| .7dg. .4pril 49, '
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QUARREL AMONG THE PROFESSORS. see a
great fuss made about some misunderstanding be-
tween Professor Gouraud, the artlficia-memory
man, and Mr.. Hardinge and Mr.. Branch. They
are quarrelllng about nothing. This system.of ac-
quirIng artificial memory is nothing new. Either
of these gentlemen has as good right as the other
has to IT,
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300 Subscribers, five dollars each-Those
splendid Articles belonging To Had. SUIT
LEAVING FOR EUROPE.

LEAVING FOX EUKUPE,
Can be seen at Giipin's Reading Room in the Ex-
change All persons who intend TO subscribe,
quested to enter their at the books the
Committee Collector the list which is last filling up,
will be taken from the Books when complete that
those whose not entered on the Books,
necessarily be excluded.
The articles most costly and rare comprising -:
LIST A LARGE SPLENDID PAINTING IN Ons brought
from Rome-The Artists Studio
2nd A SUPERB CIR JusGLER CLOCK, with Music.
The greatest curostythe jugger performs with music.
80 and 4th. Two MAGNIFICENT GILT DRESDEN PORCELAIN
VASES representing the Beloved and the Forsaken, with
fine Landscapes the other side formerly belonging to
NIurat brother-in law Of Napoleon)
9th A BEAUTIFUL AND ORIGINAL DESIGNED SHr
CLeoK, with the ship sails sc, Of Ivory Harbour OF
Brest on Copper.
Also for Private Sale or will be added to the above ar
tcles should the subscribers amount to more than the
limited number Superb Horizontal Grand Action Piano
orte with metallic tubes, plate, Sc made to order ex
pressy for Madame Suonvery rich and briliaht tohe
To be seen at so Greenwich street.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-There seems no possibility
of nterrupting the Of prosperity. which this
popular house enjoys nightly The house is crowded
with beauty and fashion, and visitors always leave with
expressions Of delight and satisfaction Indeed there APP
pears o be sufficient number Of friends to the house
who regular customers to occupymost of the
s hs fHe e h IKE drama lie J5 5ae
Daughter. in which Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Reynolds
and Mr. Conner and Mrs Rivers, all sustain principal
characters After which, songs and Dances the comica
genius Ssbee plays Sy Sage in the comedy of Yankee
Land, with Nossop, Beamy, and others
On Friday, grand rush may be looked for, az the
popular manager has selected that night tor his benefit
and host OF talent will be displayed.
THE GIANT AND GIANTEss are drawing great
houses at the American Museum, and the manager
finds necessary to give grand performances this alter
at half past and this evening at O'Clock to ac
commodate all his vsers Remember this is positively
the last week of the Kentucky Mnstre So look out for
n rush.
Tom THUMB has received a gold Pencil Case
from Queen Victorla-the Lapland Dwarf has had
a Gold Pin presented to him by American citizen
Which article is Of the most intrinsic value, un
able say but with republican opinions, should
rather be inclined to prefer the pin particularly if
sessed the greatest quantity OF gold We think with the
poet
1.-THE rank is but the guinea stamp
The mans the gowd for a that"
The Lapland Dwarf is three inches shorter than Tom
Thumb, and as may reasonably suppose that the
General has gained inch in importance, since his
visit to Buckingham Palace will call the LaplandeI
four less.
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TROUBLE IN HAvANA.-Extract from letter pub
lished in the New Orleans Tropic of the 18th in

TROUBLE IN HAvANA.-Extract from a letter pub
lished in the New Orleans Tropic of the 18th in
slant -
HAVANA, April l0-It is with deep regret that find it
imperative upon to inform you Of foul and cold
blooded murder, committed on American citizen, while
nanralised American citizen aged D. employed
man on board the big Mary Pennell, of Bath, Maine,
ashore yesterday in the briggs boat with his captain
and landed at the steps in front OF the Office of the Captain
of the Port The captain ordered the boat to wait for him.
and this unfortunate young sitting the steps,
holding to the boat when the corporal of the guard
stationed near there up and ordered him off, strk
ing him at the same time with his sword Murphy raised
an TO ward of the blows Of the sword, and jumped
to his boat and in the act Of pushing OFF when the
corporal seized the and the boat swung off from the
steps he fell into the water rri,aed at this he ordered
the sentinel guard the landing 10 fire the boat
which he did at with deliberate aim, shooting the
unfortunate through the head, causing almost in.
slant death This done in open day. in the pre-
of hundreds Of people Of all nations every OF
whom pronounced the fouest deed he had wines
sed In less than hour after the murder every foreign
vessel in port had her colors at half mast mark of In
dignation for the outrage and respect for the rights
men Our worthy consul hearing of the murder, ad.
dressed note to the Governor and proceeded at
board the brig where the body had been carried and
every American feels deeply the insult it has been de-
cided that the body shall be embamed and sent to the
United States to sleep the soil OF his adopted land To-
day the shipping have all again hosted their coors half
mast and the affair is being Investigated by the Govern.
mon
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-The nineteenth
annual exhibition of this valuable and fourishing
association was opened to the public yesterday
We made cursory visit to the rooms, and were
much gratified in finding that the number of exh-
bitors has considerably increased. and that the
works admitted present the evidences of decided
and marked Improvement on preceding years. As
may be expected, the portraits form much the larg-
est proportion of the works exhibited but the trashy
ones are comparatively few, and there are many
very excellent ones. In landscapes, the exhibition
this year is unusually rich, and there are several
very excellent compositions. Inman, Ingham
Mooney and Others, amongst the portrait painters,
and Durand, Livingston, and others whom we shall
notice hereafter, amongst the landscape painters
have contributed some very choice pictures
The rooms were crowded yesterday, and so they
doubtless will continue. They afford one of the
most delightful lounges in the CITY, We intend
hereafter noticing all the most deserving pictures in
the exhibition, and in the meantime recommend all
the lovers and friends of native art in this city to
procure season tickets at once, which have in or
der to throw open this fine collection to all, been
put so low as fifty cents.
AT Clinton Hail. the splendid exhibition of paint
lngs by the old Italian masters continues to attract
great attention. A great many artists and anna
teurs are engaged in copying, and the room pre-
sents Immense attractions to all lovers of art, az
fordlng to vlsters at the Academy fine opporun-
" OF contrasting the works of modern artists with
the immortal painters of the old school.
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u. Circuit Court.


APRIL 24-M,. Ba1ys Case MIR. Barry commenced
his argument this morning. support of his petition for
writ OF haJeas corpus and had not concluded when the
Court adjourned. He to resume it this morning.
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90 THE GREAT UNKNOWN -sEATsFIELD is
people of this counrx when thew get chance his
works The first part of "LlFE IN THE NEW
WORLD will appear on Saturday morning 1t EN-.
braces :" The Courtship of George Howard Esquire"
and is the talest sketch Of life in New York and in the
South that ever was written Rich as mud Office, 80
Ann street.
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&C. ITALIAN INDICATED soar, PREPARED
br DE-. Felix Gourau1 is unquestionaby the most Ell
cacous remedy for curing blotches pimples, reckles
sun burns saowness roughness and all diseases OF IN.
skin invented BE sure and get the genuine at 81
Walker street, LIST store FROM Broadway. 90 cents
cake, warranted
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HE OPERA. We have been requested by Signor
De Begins aud also by Signor Martini, which we do
cheerfuly, to state that the withdrawal of VaItell
mas wardrobe did not delay the Opera till Monday
next. We did not mean to say that that was the
sole cause. 1t seems, however, that his Valtelli
na's) wardrobe comprehended no dresses for the
Barbiee. Valtelllna himself has sent us an inner.
tlnent note on the subject, which can be returned
10 him at the desk of this Office
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o. THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR-So warranted under forfeiture of
one hundred dollars. sold ONLY remember ONLY, at 81
Courtland street Beware of miserable counterfeit Of
fered in Walker street and buy above where the
true article may be had at fourth the price OF the
dangerous counterfeit
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Mr.. VAN buren, AND THE DEMoCRAcY.-The
" Richmond Enquirer takes too much pains to
contradict rumor, given by one of our Washing
ton correspondents, to the effect that many of the
democrats III Congress were anxious to withdraw
MI Van Buren, from the position of candidate
This idea-that Mr.. Van Buren, might not be the
democratic candidate of the Baltimore Conven-
tlon-has been originated and incucated by the
blockheads OF Washington, through the letter
writers, but 1t Is great delusion as that enter
tanned by John Jones, that Captain Tyler can be
candidate, or can supplant Van Buren,. The nom-
NATION OF Van Buren, by the democratic Conven-
ton OF the 9th May, is just as certain as that of
MIR. Clay by the wing Convention of the 4th of Nav.
Nothing can change prevent this issue but the
death OF either of the candidates--he day of judg-
ment-the swallowing up of the republic by an
earthquake-or the sudden approach of MilIer's
Millennium. That issue will make one of the pref
tlest tights-the most desirable contests-the most
equal match that ever took place since that OF
jefferson and Adams. II viii be a iisht IA knv
principles and measures--wlh little reference to
men, coonery, or hickory humbug. None can hon
esty say word against the average personal char
acters of Clay Van Buren,. They are both
pretty fair representatives of the morality religion,
plety, honesty, and chivalry OF the age So, go to
work.
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90 LONGLEY'S WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA
will cure any of the following complaints. pay
ken for it at 81 Courandt street, viz Asthma Liver
tons, &c.
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MUsIcA FEsTIvAL.-This great masonic mus
cal entertainment takes place at the Tabernacle
this evening. It will be one Of the grandest affairs
ever witnessed in this country