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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge. and Aldermen Cozfsns eI

" iitiams.
JANIS Il Wnfriso Esq., District Attorney.
JuSr A. The case of Madame Costello In the case OF
his person convicted misdemeanor in producing GIL
abortion, the COUNSEL for the dsftncant Il hoMAs War
EfG presented bill Of exception WIN aHsy Of
proceedings coming from the Supreme Court. ho care
carried to that Court for revision and re- adndNa
don.
The G and Inquen-The following gentlemen were
called and Grand Jurors Shepherd Knspp, lore
man Jared w Bell Daniel Boyd Joshua Blush, Joseph
?. Dean, Edwsrd Ferris Thomas Gordon. Q w. G.sr.
Gardner c Hisox, Andrew Nc Gsoige Malone VIII
Reed, Henry Ruggles, John D. spadsr, and Jsmes v.
Rter-lS .t..u.. al lU 5000.
m Charee-The Recorder charged tho jury briefly
he alluded the law OF libel and called 1er a'tsnton TO
he violation OF individual feeling by false
put forth in malice He congratulated the Crand Jury
the smaness Of the calendar oil crime and thsy men
retired 10 commence their duties.
Fnes1 en- grand and petit Jurors were fntd $40 sach,
for non.atendsnoe authe present. end pIs'io'h tenn
IN. Pstit J1y-As customary ~ were sun moneo' on
The case Of William r Prince Indicted for libel
Gabriel Wtnerhy direction Of the Cou old on nppli-
Of the defendants counsel the trial Of the case was
FL, feftrd Bni.-Wiism Moon. indicted for petit lar
ceny and Emene Stevens. slios Gibbons Tor an assault
and battery, called TO trial. they did not appear and
treated.
Trial for Conspiracy D)raud- Patrick A Bgey and
Nichols cassidy, then ried tor the above ef-bce
charged with dsrsuSng MIR John Hague, In Angus, Is
Of $40 by giving worthless endorsement for that ~
mount for bill OF goods viz per holders pencil eases
bought from the store kept by Mr. Hague No ~ Dutch
perty which turned TO he the but h,cb as
.erioa was endorsed by Cassidy The drawer Of the
Andrew Peck and the notes not paid hut
he goods sold at auction or Pa~ned 81 simpsons pledge
biishment
This was one Of those cases frequently brought into
his Court being way TO collect debts butss tho
fraud apparent the Jury found both tbs accused guL
| ~, but recommended Cassidy 10 mercy.
| Adjourned TO Wednesday, At II A. NJ
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ARRIVAL OF THE HgcToR FROM China. The bris
Hector, Captain Flockhari, the first Nova Scoian
vessel that ever made the voyage to China and home
teas 10 John s,rschan Esq in III days from Mscao We
trust the results of this FIRST voyage will be so favorable,
ns to induce others merchants 70 embark in the trade
and that thus new and profitable channel will be opcrcd
for the commercial ,nterprize OF our
GuGTias
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Superior COurt.
Before n full Bench.

Before fufI BENCH
Jrsr 4-DEcnioSs-Ps Peek 10 NichoN-Moticn made by
plaintiff TO bring trial. stands adjourn over To
ID Monday of this term counsel undertaking that no lals
shst be made
Causyon 10. Donald Judgment Tor plaintiff
Morton u.s. Whiiock- Motion Tor new trial denied, II
plaintiff will deduct $40 from amount OF verdict
.4Ieook rs. Potter Appeal dismissed
Hart vs. Dxon -Judgmen, for plaintiff.
Pc, oft rs PasnesCe riorari from the Marine Court
Judgment affirmed
M@sA Us Ben Report Of reference set aside and rule
for reference discharged.
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Circ uit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

Before JnoSe heht.
JuSE 4-.7ugusfus Smith special asisnee 81 ~, "a.
tate " Bsan and Parks Bnkruf1 vs. Psftr ID bandtri
mort and Charles d. Haytoard Tn unS an seton O.
over Boian and Parks became bankrup's ON 10th Sep
ebor l8ll hon they lawfully possessed ~ cef'
ain goods viz: three copper enclosing oers and three
enclosing rollers valued ut $1,000, which rot IN
possession of the defendants who were then aware. rs
vas alleged that they belonged to the plnin'h as ,s
ignee Defendants did not deliver up the property but
converted II 70 their own use.
Adjourned oycr TO this
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Mr.. EDITOR :-One important fact does not mp
pear in Bishop Hughes correspondence with Maso'
Harper, published in your paper of yesterday, VIZ;
whether the pretended assassination letter purpor
ing to come from Philadelphia, was post marked,
aad came TO the Bishop in due course of mail, or
did the letter reach the worthy Bishop by pr1pcte
hand, viz ,--by John Smith, John Shook, John Doe,
or X ichard Roe please give US light. Z. W. l..
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MuepER IN BosroN. learn that n man
named James German, who resided in Hancock Row,
died yesterday morning from the effect Of blows given
with stake by Charles Greenesf tesmser Of oybury
Grssnleaf has been arisied. anil Is in jail ormsn. who
was a laboring man. hus left wife and 1--WE children In
drstitnte circumstances. -D0f;oa Mail, June 3.
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Court of ErrOrs.

JuSu 4--Wrte .. No,ih,vp This case IL still before
the Court which will meet at O'Clock A. d. In iutnrs
during its siuipgs for the term.
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ArrtsT or CoUNTERrEfTERs.--As gang ot coun-
,erti,ers some fifteen twenty have been arrested n
tbe I'M, ror Of Illinois The counercits found Ia their
possession were prinspslly half sAalss
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rUurs CcIsudnr--I'ht Day.

Crreu,r Corsr-Ho'. ~ II, TO- TO- 49, H. a. an o.
80. o. T. D ., .. ..
ComnoS Plr..-Nos 80 50, TO- a. 10, 49, %, a. IL, 10.
AZ
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e. .. District Court.

Before Judge Belts -
Jv,E A.--Tha term commenced IN" dsy ms hohof
vas cupisd portion OF the day IN heating notions
and az lou ned after cans over The eifh osehoaf
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To TILE LADIES.

vi examine stock Of stRtW toOUs composer
at - follows, wa Lad ioseso. Ne~pon,An Cnp ssa
oys sud hiidrsns leshoIn, Psasua and Palm Led Hlu
t,nei,i Flowers ae ~e selling % log TOR cash. at
80 GALE X co.'s, ass Pesrt st,et
o,s Nv u Hotel Bail ting. b-ie HOlt's HousaL
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M .thodist Episcopal Conferences.
Bishop Kidding Prrnding.

Bishop Kidding prrnding.
The following resolutions were offered by Dr..
Scer.
Resolved That 1t Is tho sense of this General Con-
ference that the vote OF Saturday nft IN the csse OF H
shop Andrews he understood advisory and not III The
Resolved That the final disposition OF Bishop Andrews
be postponed till the General Conference, OF ie4e IN
conformity suggestion u the Bishops In their ad
dress to the Conference, on Tuesday, aist May
They were, vote taken, left on the table
Mr.. - proposed that the Conference Should adjourn
Friday next lively debate arose, IN which Messs
winans aud Bangs opposed the adjournment TWAS iut
and lost.
Mr. DRAxr moved TO amend that portion Of discipline
which prescIbes the conditions of admission TO thusch
membership by doing away examination ss 10 The cef.
Mr. sAspvonp thought such changes dangerous tia.
provision expressly made to keep out OF the church
skep,cs. unarisns ideis, sc. ltUas only rsh, ,hat
members should hold the dinal doctrines oil Christina
ty, and hey ond that the provision did not extend lie
was Oppose to all change but especially new hen doe
trines the most destructive abroad the land
DR., SMITH said few words concurrng with tho last
speaker.
MIR FINLEY took the view OF the question.
Mr. - considered it wonld be pjudcious exact
from conformity in all minor points OF bel q! .ur,
long he kept his pscuaIes OF oP2i9n to hinsri
troubling the peace Of the society ih.y were ana
should be out of The control of authority Tney might
being thenos united body in matters ofbe in tho
word and that owing 10 The absence OF dfctstion VT
Inference with the minor points OF belief oil individuals
Dir. WNAss ever.opposed to change OF the rules OF
disc and the present because would ssd DIS
cord and disunion in the church tsqueniy happened
mat man oil peculiar cplnuns WIS cohnibeu
by opposition he became proud of themundertook their
defence it'll warmth whereas IL let alone, they would
obscure and made preston Others
Again he opposed the change ohe rules because under
them Metbodism had prospercd, and God had blessed IT.
II an examination OF applicants for membership were
adopted would G'qdentiy happen that they would not
The questions put 10 them and he was against
| any standard making uniformity OF belief necessary.
DR. SLoER very happily addressed the house, contend
ing that there and should be other condition To
than "a desire to be saved hom sin, and fee
from the wrath to come
The motion to amend wns put and lost BY almost
unanimous vote.
The Conference then took up the report Of the Com
mittee Boundaries, which ctupied them during tbs
remainder OF the session.
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po :. ~ enXnD Ar NEW N1ICNEII-E.

FKtV ~ pUHHD No. NM. - mile,
10 the city that he ,nrnds his and
Sos daE ouse for p',r sme. o. On n" ",n ,Sse
tain bol,d for Themselves families that he ~ prparvd
shuliy situated on the Pelham Road mand,sg pean
~ view 81 Long ISLAND Sound no FEET froat, tbs roas
ne ali on The hrs, ia n,shed the hest and
not surpa ed TO- comfort and within i've
For particulars sppy to g. RICE. Nsptu,s Use OF
" stui, post paid, directed "a above. when WI ee
tfendsd q. 4, " "i| a.. 90.
Nav pa iM VS.
JNp COFFEE AND splCE mAN m, scol o'"''~
L Labels ~, frJrn IS ~ GO een!s ~,
TO sOAr AND CANpLE, Nh III ~ Ar,;p,sJ 70 ,yo
trys Fancy f,b. Tor boses Of Family rftp ~"
s - c 40 ~, oon Pistes ~
| ri M EyEiNU AND INK MANurAClrhnhe-
III. s.,.,sd =, from, rs cents Per loco, AZ
Laoe'' rr"'e" AZ H. HEMNiNG's KyloSnrhic rr~;.
ra iusts
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know that you will repose upon It with entire conn
dence IN instinct with mognanimtty. becomes the
great den. ocratic leader. Il breathes q whoe-soued
ness spirit Of forgetfuness Of SELF purity and devo
of patriotism that the blood and terminates the
courage with the sound OF trumpet (Great cheer
ing) And, do you ask how did MIR Van Buren, look
hen handed him letter Did he look like dssp
pointed man No His countenapce radiant with
satisfaction He retired for short tme and returning
said to me, "My young friend, my reply 10 written, now
oheering) Judge for yourselves will withhold 1t from
you no longer.
LIrDErwoLD, June I'd, 1874.
Ihsve had the honor to receive by the hands Of Mr.
Gansevoort Melville your communication requesting
in behalf OF Convention OF Delegates IRON the several
wards Of the City and County Of New York. TO preside
meeting of the democracy 10 be held the llh
inst respond to the nominations Of the Baltimore Con.
vention
Upon retiring from the Presidency. thought would
IMPORT with the respect hch was due to that high
station those by whose favor had been raised to
it, to restrict my participation in the political contests OF
the day 10 the faithful exercise OF the right OF suffrage
with unreserved expressions Of my opinions upon public
questions to those who deemed the later OF sufficient
Importance TO call for them. The adoption oil this rule
was at the time publicly announced to my political friends
aud has scrupuousy observed Subsequent
events have only confirmed the proprlety oil us Continued
and permanent Observance is therefore, with uniegnsd
regret that ind mysef constrained by circumstances
which cannot and ought not to disregard, to decline
,he requsst 70 preside at meeting Of aportion Of my Tel
oW~Nseus 0sn when no men posssaa stronger claims 70
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POlsT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 20


Arrived.
Barque Rapid Ward from Havana Dec H. with segars &C.
to Moses Taylor ' -
Brque Globe Brazier 20 days from Bonare with salt
Fonlke 4 Son.
Brig Marian Gage. Collins dvs from st Domingo CITY,
with i6 logs 3s crotches mahogany Aymar Coz 2 logs
3i9 crotches do u Stagg.
Brig Wampanoag Coson. % days from St Domingo City,
with S4 logs $40 crotGhes mahogany TO ossee Co.
Brig Caynga, Bedell 2 days from st Marks, with cotton
Post Phillips 18th inst lat 36 So loa IL 30 the hull
vessel apparently Eastern but-dsmased bowsprt standing
blowing gale the time. The has very heavy
weather. - ''
Brig Manhattan, Williams, II days from al4chicola with
cotton, - ID Hurlbut Il Co. -
Brig Neiamora Weeks IS days from Araachicoa with cot
Brig Moon, Knudson DAYS from CHI with aas
cotton 1871 tcs ric. to Durham Dmoa. "'' 'o0 oa'A
Brig Meridian, Page 2 days from Baltimore with mdse-b'nd
to New bedford.
sehr Ceylop, Crooker days from Jacme with go bags
coffee l3 tons logwood TO u Douglass
schr Lewis days from Alexand ia with mdc.
Schr Nassau. Chester days from Richmond with ise
Allen X Paxson.
Schr Jersey Oak Rogers days from Richmond with mde
to
ssh' MsnitoT Iesss days from Philadelphia, with COIL
schr Rio Gibbs, hours from Delaware with
Schr Merchant, Baxter from Robbnston Me- with potatoes
Brig Isaac Mead Brown days from savauna with cotton
Also, ship, brig, unknown.
Sailed.
Barque Isabella, Bearse MarselIes brig Northumberland
Para and others.
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Domestic Markets.

New BEDFORD, Dee. 23-srERM-The market is with.
ont change in price, and the demand limited We hear
Of . sale OF 100 bbls at sol cents per gallon.
WHALE-The sales cf the week are 100 bbls. North.
west Coast at 81. cenis 4l0 bbs INFERIOR at 3 cents
lie
WH.LEBosn--We notice sale of small parcel Of
w. Coast. at 40 cents.
0ASDLEs- 100 boxes sperm sold at % cents per h.
The New York Shipping List" OF Saturday copies our
report Of sales Of oil in this Market r the week ending
1000 bbs (part OF which is nerior) 90 cents delivered
IN New York; and 4OO bbs at 80 cents delivered in New
York, all cash. And adds -
I'VE understand the absvs SO far az the purchase al
sperm oil for this market concerned is they
having becn made at 80 cents, delivered here.n
This untrue and we regre! that is not the only in
stance in which New York contemporary has suffer
cd imposition from Interpretations probably intend
ed to have an effect upon the market We reafrm the
entire correctness OF our report and that it be sub
stantated by the actual contracts.
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WILLIAM II. KIFo, Esq, &C., sc.

The RECENT TRAGEDY.-Many of our readers are
already acquainted with the fact which led to the
tragedy recently enacted near this place. family by
the OF Burge, consisting OF old man, his wife,
three daughters AMI two sons, have for length of time
lived in what termed the Boguc :ho settlement and
for reason had become quite unropuar with the
the neighboring fsmilies Some three four months
since they brought up upon charge trading with
the negroes and bound TO thenext term cour
they likewise bound upon charge ofre sting
process When the case clme up for trial, ii was
tinued upon the affidavit OF elder Bufge who
material witness was absent, whereupon they entered
into bond with security for their at the next
term Of the court and consequently released from
custody. About week two since singular document
circulated through the country for signatures the
rurport which that the subscribers pledged them
the Burge family from the settlement In
which they lived peaceably possible and If not by 9TH
means II appears that horse was found near the
house Of old Buge and of course the killing charged
to one Of the Burge family, which led to the get
ting up Of the document to which have referreA-
The Burge family, we have every reason to suppose
acquainted with the intention Of those who had
gotten up and circulated the paper of which have
just spoken, and from what has occurred very rightly
determined resist the last any effort which might be
made to oust them from their home. On Thursday last
somewhere between 10 and ~ o'clock party Of indiv
duas disguised by being blackened attacked the house
of old Buge; the first who entered was shot by the
elder Of the sons and instantly killed. his name was Ed
ward Holloway, Jr. The second who entered which
was man by the name OF Stephen b. Davis, also
shot, but by the old Davis was shot in the lack but
had sufficient strength to kill the old man with knife
One of the daughters shot in the abdomen, and we
learn has since died and the younger in the thg
from persons without but he is not expected to die The
older shot in the hand the gun being fired like
the other from without rush then made from
without towars the house, when the rest Of the family
fed Cahdtpbn (DaiLas Co Gaxfte
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0lL PAlNTlNGS-LEVY X SPOONER will ssli N.
- morrow morning. December 9th II o'clock al their
rooms 3 broadway up stairs elegant private coec
of Paintings fine frames Of these picnres were
purchased OUT Of celebrated collection in Phiads
fourteen and have
and decidedly the best lot this season; now TO be
with catalogues Sale persmptory. d26 2tiss re
T!ON-Levy Spooner will sell this dsy Dec 26 ar II
great variety = '""
Also Dressing Cases. Work Boxes Portable Desks and other
Also invoice Of fashionable Jewelry Brooches,
Ear Kings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, Pins, &c.
Also, hye Cosmoramas.
u - SpIendld Paintings on Friday movnng. d26 Itsrc
knYAL GuRLEY, Auctoneer.
0ld. PAINTINGS AT AUCTlUN-splsndid Holiday
Prssnts-turey Hill will sell Thu;sday morning at
O'Clock AZ the New York Long Room Broadway very
beautiful collection Of Oil Paintings b. French English and
AMERICAN a't,ts, framed the best and
ner Those who wish ing rooms with
suysrio modern paintings, will do well this sale
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MISCELLANEOUS Record.

PAcKET SHr SrDDoNs Cobb, for Liveosl will ail to-day
Letter bags will close at the usual hour.
Psoy,DssrML EscArr-Csptain Bedell. Of the Cayusa
e w & SsY Saa n -four and ID board
blown during heavy satSas they had Seea %ho"
s.[t,cle Of provisions or water ten days. excepting few
jassss asss dung that period
es rns boat Sa he 's5 words GGs E
Notice to Mariners.
rlo boat New York boarded the Floating Light Ship
spard and tow.d her up 70 the city she Will and
At Johanna Aug ., Maria. Coffin, NIB, 100 sp bound ~
Foreign Ports
una mva l,s De sn port ea AS.. 4. adams. from NsvYo.
S sS sS fis EssS f'; Rsnns,a X sn: asf", oa
aaa for PHILADELPHIA, & do Isabella Kelly and Bohes
S S Se %
% os sf ss |sg T. uas page En-. e.
Pr,h saoS Bangor Charles yIysssr sah albion
s% M.; G !, @ . sssS Sss HFi ss $
ballast chtr Clio Ossood, from Port add disa
DAY; Badly Penny. ;o% Sewsia diss spi61s
GSsoa S T% a @ s9" Sn %os a
Ellen, OIL Key West to load for Daitimore Hiram W Tyler
TgsKs ISLAND Dec i!n port Venus, and St Lawrence da
f's T. N2rssni nns Z + sail al, IL few diy,
Tom Crnge, Dean, NYoIk Nv - '''''"o's
Home Ports.
LuBEc, Dec H-An ANA anth, Tucker, NYork. Sid 10th
Factor, Handy, Salem.
FsANKroRT, rec i8sd Mariner Staples, NYork; Pereye
rance, do.
PonrLAsp Dec 23-Arr 0ntro, York, Mst,nras; Baltic
Waite. suIinam Fregher, Kn gi Havana Below, anchor
N Simontons Cove, Beuah Merrill from Thomashss been
times blown of the coast.
PonrsMourH. Dec iS-Below, chas Henry. New York +
Dover. =
NEwBuRyPoRr, Dec 2J-Arr Commerce. Short Norfolk
Susan y Phebe, Kedn,an Philadelphia.
SALtM Dec 22-Arr Cinderella Croms and Seven Sisters
Gs1sle Lander, ayeene Sid 2ls Deposit, Dewing, Para
~c but put back at night for ball being crank and
hxing carried away the slings of fore yard.
BosroN Dec 25-Cld Speedwe Pntt naiyes; Mary Jane
steam baIqae of Boston, ioI i505hs tons) Lewis
Ashmead Stil.s, NYok Saganaw. Wright. Mobile Sailed
~ do!mhs HoLE Dec 2a-ln pert Cincinnaus, Essex Ellen
returns ~ consequence of wind coming ahead
.ef sailing yesterday Also Ohio Eis Mobile Tor Bo
% anna reynolds Matthew'S and Erie, Baxter Boston for
go;son' May Mcserson Boston for and
Cincnnatus Ellen. Esssr, and Elik Ellen, Wind 81 23d
Arr oreans Ssgee wilmington, NC. Tor Boston, remain
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There has been great increase in the quantity of
merchandise arrived and cleared in the quantity pork
pot and pearl ashes butter wool received and in the
quantity OF SALT fish, gypsum, lumber cleared. At the
same rate of Increase in all the staple productions Of The
West we have noticed for few years past, very
more will suffice to give a supply OF breaistufs sc
that will supply any demand may have and without
foreign demand We shall have a surplus which will
serve to reduce the market value Of every bushel Of
grain pound Of provisions in the country The fact
product. At the South. too much cotton, and at the
West too much wheat Prices havs nearly been reduced
below remunerating point, and should the supply con
nue to increase much faster than the demand for con.
sumption, will eventually be reduced by the ruin Of tho
producers.
The resources Of Canada not only equal 10 oil the
chorges thot come against the government but there
appears TO be constantly sccumuating surplus la 1871
the surplus f732 $50 in is42, f79 and in 1913
according to the annexed statement El5 bO5 II is est
mated that the surplus for 1874 will exhibit much greater
proportional increase In the customs there has been
falling of from le4a in the gross amount OF 437 3s7 and
in the nett income OF E46l,2 In the excise there has
been falling OF OF El 400 In public works an increase
Of fo.706 The permanent charges by Acts CT Lower
Canada have been reduced by f7a72 Iss by Acts of
Can ida West by fioe2 los Id by Acts of United Canada
1885, 7d and the payments under the estimates OF
s3 arc less than those for the previous year by
lds OIL But we find in lS4. the Of f47 yy9 o.. ld.
carried to the Sinking Fund.- liquidation Of the unnnd
cd debt, while n isi3 there is nothing.
STATEMENT RLvENuE AND ExPsSpiruREs OF rur
Province or CANADA YoR 1S43.
Rerenue
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clear, sm0D 9th. white cOmplexIon. readef
had by using shilling b.te Of Jones' Coral Hair
ties (and mud reader all stated
force the sr9wth Of hair SOFTEN clean end render heaut
roots aud dress DIRK and keep order long
any other article made The second be- had, be the skin
pmrlsd blot.hed, dcoored brown yellow with r. ckes,
this will be satisfied Of its be utfu quail.
ies but nd get but Jones' Soap buy where else
the city, but sign he Amr Eagle SO Chatham 323
Broadway; i3o Fulton Booklyn State st. Boston; Ltd
ger Buildings, hilade phil, or 81 State st Albany
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Married,

On Tuesday, oath inst. by w. H. Card Bishop of H. Q
Boomingdale Baptist Church. Mr. SAMUEL TAYLOR to
Miss CLsMErcE l. GvYoN all OF this city.
On Tuesday, oath inst by his Honor Mayor Harper
MoRRIs HEyMASr, to Miss CAROLINE GssLrNa daughter
of MIR Leonard Gosling, of this city.
On Tuesday, gath inst at Nyack, Rockland county NJ
Y, by the Rev Mr. Dewing, WM. j. ARCHER, OF New
York to JULIA FRANCES daughter Of j. Biauvel OF
the former place.
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
HAyANA-Barque Rapid-Robt Bell Of New York; Edward
Borell Antonio Gonzales Pardo SPAIN Auguse Paie A
Billin "
JAcMEL-Schr Cevlon-Mr Williams.
APALACHiC oLA-Brig Menmora-W Lawrence.
APALACHICoLA-Brig Manhattan-Mss Kennedy.
CHARLEsToN-Brg Moon-Mr Lester, lady and child Messrs
Howard, Knight, Sham Pearce-2 in the steerage.
MARsEILLEs-Brg Pandora Holmes Hole-Rev Mr. Barry
and wife. OF Framnghsm, Mass; Mrs Barry servant OF
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Balance at credit Of consolidated fund

Jan. 81, IS4a. ....... .EII5 sos , l0f
This leaves very respectable bal ance on hand. The
public works Of Canada have been unusually productive
this year. compared with previous There been
an increasing charge for interest on the public debt
which has lately been enlarged In ls4 there was paid
for interest sOs; in ls4a ELS sss; in is4s f9s al4
and in 1874 it propably exceeded Ei0vO0