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Movements Of Travellers.

There yesterday very fair influx OF travellers
the principal hotels-the majority of whose names
subjoin =
AMERloAs-J. Rathbons Rye; Col. Cross, U. s. Al D
Henderson, dos Col. Clarke, U. 8. A.; Messrs McCul
loch, King and Trueman, Galveston Texas; Geo. Rob-
inson, Augusta, Geo.. J. I. Wilmott Savannah; f.
Westcott, Albany; Capt easy, u 8. A.; Henry Lloyd
Lloyds, Mich Marcellus Coke, Phladelpha; Col Toll
co u s. A.; It. Garnett, do. M. Marcy, Y. S. A.. Hon
orable w. Marcy Secretary of War; Gen. Wool u 5. A.;
Gen. Towson, do; MIR. Cosvele. ttN kt.
AsroR-H. H. jerks st Louis Mr.. Grace, Boston; Phi
lip St George Cooke, Virginia; f. E. Strachan Boston
4. Pratt Prattsville; w. P. Nassau, Philadelphia; Mr.
Pe Barbados; E. Froct, New Orleans; Charles Fisher
Cincnnat Adams and Lorng, Boston; 4. H. Fisk, Mas
sachusetts J. J. Read Boston, Downey, Baltimore; j.
Mansfield Boston; Mr. Kendall Boston; Robert Mott, N
Orleans; Chelsea and Harker, Boston.
CITy-J. Seymour, PeeksAill; Capt. Wallack u 8. M
c. Hopkins Catskill; George North Duanesburg; J. w.
Otis, Boston; Ed Champney, Pennsylvania Mr.. Craft
j. @ Adams lady of the venerable ExPresident and fa
my Washington, D. C Weller, Heller, Colt, Washing
ton, D. c.
FRANKLrN-Ed. Virgins, st. Louis; E. Cuton, Mad
son, Geo. II. Thomas Conn; j. p Meker, Nashville; r
Edwards, Worcester Charles Z. Wainwright, Philade
pha; O. d. Fowler, Connecticu J. Mcbride, Trenton
GLoBE-Mr. SAMPSON; Glass; Hartford; DR.. Clarke,
Trenton Gen. Cadwallader, do; II. Mccall Philadelphia
j. r. Landen, Philada; II. L. Sellers dol Mr. Coolridge
Athens.
HowARD-Col. Parker, Ohio; Col. j. T. Stage, Boston
Gen j. Goold, Rochester; E. b. Allen, Ogdensburg; s.
Willard Boston; Thomas Greene, Jacksonville Rev j.
l. Beeby New Jersey; Mr. Hobbe, Assistant Postmaster
General Washington; w. H. Smith, Philadelphia; b. T.
Davis Burlington; T. Lowber Kingston Canada; Col r.
Wilson, Albany.
Thomas Providence G.. Giles, Philadelphia; d. D. Kings
bury, Providence; Messrs Clarke, Brooks and Parker
Boston; b. +. Thomas Providence; Hy Woodwork, Phi
ladelphin; J. c. Jamcrson, Providence.
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Beard or Eduen taon.
This Board met last evening Tho Presidentin the
The minutes Of the last meeting wers read and ap-
Mr.. NicoLL. las Chairman Of the Committee. which
was appointed to frame rules and bye laws to amend the
said rules and bye laws Of the former Board reported
The amendment adopted will cut off, at the discretion
OF the Chair. all idle debate in this Board. Good
asum OF 49, o. for the erection Of school IN ne
First ward-Adopted.
Annual Estima.s-The 10th section Of the act In rela
ton to the New York School Law, provides As
The Board of Education SHALL before the frst
Monday Of July in each year. report to the Board OF gu
viii be required be raised during the year for the
purpose Of meeting the annual expenses Of Com
mon school instruction and whether more or Tess .na
amount with the State quota will be necessary and
shall be the duty the Board of Supervisors the
Common Council their application to raise the ne
cessary amount pursuant the provisions Of section
five fthis and the said Board Of Education
raised the sum Of 1--WE hundred dollars for the purpose
ofderaying their necessary incidental expenses and
such further sum may be required for the Of
In compliance with the above requirements the
mittee to whom it referred to report estimate OF
penses Of Common Schools reported in favor Of raising
sum Of 9so7 49, for the ensuing year. for Common
School purposes in the City Of New York. The Report
was adopted, and ordered to be printed. f
The above cstimateis less by $4,000 than the
estimate Of last year for similar purposes.
County Superintendent-Th Bibis--A communication
received from the County Superintendent g. Reese
in relation to the exclusion Of the Bible from the Com
mon Schools being reteration of his former opinions
read in all the public schools of the CITY, twelve
the aggregate number Of the public schools amounting
Mr.. ENos (he Commissioner of the l4th ward took his
place in the Board and arriving in the room was
warmly greeted by several Of his friends
Board adjourned $500 ~
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viii be by this table that the value Of the ex
ports in 1874 much less than Is4s while the value
Of the imports was greater The cause Of this limited
export in great degree be attributed the partial
failure of some Of the crops of illinois, by food and un
favorable and the Of easy communication
from the interior to the lake shore The increase in the
population Of Illinois, requires greater Importation of
merchandise to supply the demand for consumption.
< IMPORTS AND ExpopTs Cu,cAao
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kets Of the Atlantic coast Illinois contains Gal 600
acres of land It is larger than New York. Ohio. or
pennsylvania. and contains arabic land than the
whole Of the New England States. Chicago being the
only outlet on the lake, Of any Importance for the i'm
nense resources Of the State the Of that place
must receive new impulse from tho opening Of naviga
ton on the canal The population of Chicago present
Is about 10000 We annex table showing the value of
the imports and exports Of Chicago for the past nine
van
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TO BAKERS AND OTHERS.

THE subscriber contemplating Iemoymg 70 the country,
offers for sale his business No 81 mersley street
for the last fourecn year with utens
carry extensive business The premises were
light and well ventilated The building fronts
Hamersey street. aud extends through to Downing
from both There excellent
feet by aarge flour loft, sitting ROOM bed
There first custom, also door The
fmy baking has for past been more than sufficient
alone to pay the rent.
Any disposed purchase do by applying
the where he will every information, with
terms, SC. JAMES TURNBULL
New York June1 co7f ,x<e
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CKISTTES MAGNETIC FLUID.
A N ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, IN
relation TO this and extraordinary discovery medical
science. The object IN referring il warn the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid Of gal
yanic influence and consequently without any beneficial effect
The MAGNEIIC FLUID Is always in connection with thu
and 70 direct the gaysnic current to the psrcusr portion
which are affected The only Agency in New York Is Al
". 1874 FULTON STREET, lew doors from Broadway
Dr. Crste Intends establishing authorized Agency
city the Union, and all limitations Of his discovery sold else
where, viii be worthless and Of effect Due notice will
given thus paper OF the respective Agencies which be
estAhllahed. ie22 w
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CAUTION TO EDITORS

IND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
INFORMATION having been received from n. J. aud up
the Hudson River that discharged agent Of Dr. Brandeth
oil the most questionable character ndusousy
%aicous reports for the purpose Of inqrng business
be held responsible for countnancig of his reports Our
travelling agents all gentlemen of good breeding they
frequently hear oil this fellows Ecves He has
in getting in debt to or 10 papers.
CRY AND County OF NEW YORK IS Sworn in igif-G
BENJAMIN SMITH, Of New York being duly sworn DE-.
poseth and saith that he . he sole and first maaue
them than year He further saith that c. " CLICK.
ENtR, of New York, came TO him about months since
Tor the purpose he said Of obtaining the agency said
Pills and other medicines that said Cckener asked for
OF said fls-whch We're given him-and stated that they
were the first he had seen.
q. BENJAMIN SMITH.
Sworn before me this 18th day Of june 1874.
CHAS w. SANFORD,
Commissioner of Deeds, New York.
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burlesquc on the Somnainbua was produced last
night at Pamos Theatre which was highly successful
The audience fashionable. and we think we speak
within bounds when say that at least onethrd OF them
were ladies. We know place Of amusement that is
well patronised by the fair Palmo's Opera Houses
responsibility and order must in consequences prevail
The ethiopian Burlesque Company take benefit next
Monday when they will offer strong bill for the
sion
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SISTER ABDUcTs HER YOUNGER SIsTER.-ln the
Boston Police Court on Wednesday, Sarah Libbey
was brought up charge of abducng her sister He
len Libbey who is not quite fourteen years Of age
compelling her by violence to receive company. In
default Of bail in $1,000 the prisoner committed to
answer at the next term OF the Municipal Court Phebe
Libbey sister Of the preceding prisoner brought up
for keeping house Of ill fame in Fruit street court
for want Of bail in $780, she committed She is
yet IL years of age. This brought to the
knowledge of the police authorities, to whom the
Their of girls communicated the facts with request
that they would take for the of Helen
from her abandoned sisters. She abducted the
very day her mother and father who had been living
few weeks in this city took passage for Halowe No.
where they now reside.
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FIRE WORKlFOURTH OF TITTY7

FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY.
M BENNETT 1856 Front street, doors south Of Full
vAs ton The extensive and brilliant assortment Of
Ereworss are now offered at The above PLACE consisting
Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peruvian Crosses Octagons Tr
angles Vertcle Mines of Sepents and Stars Maroons
COLA Light Roman Candles, Serpents Pin Wheels rasshop
Bs por Fires Blue hKhss Scroll Wheels TorSions Line
Cmckers Canton Rockets, Be, &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requested
call and examine the above stock. :.
~ B. Committees for city and country displays military
private parties be supplied the liberal with
the above mentioned articles
been selected with the car m m17r
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Sales OF stocIxs at Boston.

S"ics u StOCKS Ut bOBtOue
EXCHANGE BOARD, June 235 shares Charestown RR 80;
Is Portland Saco and Portsmouth RR bm 1885 do b2m
Norwich and kR ,o do b ,sanc s rs keaS
ing RR Hls; 100 Wilmington RR l7ss; 50 do, blm, 17
Ar AUcTIeN-20 shares New England Bank, "a per adv
10 Boston spd Sandwich Glass Co. 500 per sh div Chick
opee Manufacturing Co, div of, 93 $1,000; Manu- ns
Co, Al per CT adv.
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.

court IOF INC COITCCtIUH OF EFx0fBs
JUNE 26.--Present the Lieutenant Governor aad -
Senators.
No. III Munseu VS.. H. Le,ois.-Mr. J. A. Spencer
heard for the Plaintiff in Error Mr.. J. A. Collier
was heard in reply.
No S-Wiiiiam 7. johnson Robert .anderson.--Mr
Nv Watson heard for Plaintiff in Error.
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Fine Cutlery.-Comprising over 400 Dlnc-
patterns, Of the manufacture Of j. Rodgers Sons Wo
tenholm Crookes Co with complete variety OF Scissors
Boot and Cater Hooks, Twcezers Nail Nippes &C. belong
Also Portable Shaving Cases most compact FORM con-
lie Tablet Sop for keeping razors in the most
perfect order, Tor sale By q. SAUNDERS
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

IMPORTANT CAUTION
PATENT Orrrcr.
Received this nth day Of June 1874 from Dr. O. BENJAMIN
Smith, the fee OF $50 paid his APPLICATION for Patent for
a "P Coated with Sugar
II. ELLSWORTH, Commissioner Of Patents
Remember, we shall hold every man responsible who
sells box OF Sugar Coated Pills. having the print
ed and written signature of g. Benjamin Smith sale in
all the villages and towns in the United States.
B-No travelling Peddlers allowed to sell these Pills.
Examine the signature.
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w. A. SMETS.

inform the ladies' and particularly the strangers that I've has
lust received the late arrivals very rich aud splendid
Cannezous Capes Collars, Chemisees and rich Man
tiles Also, variety Of Fancy articles entirely which
he will open on Thursday next ie2i stree
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CoLEMAN's, WASHINGTON, June Is, Is4

Mr.. BENEFIT
We have among arrivals here to-day the
Hon. Louis McLane, of Maryland who has been
chatting the matter over with MIR Polk All right
The great unwashed of the party will have to 6ea,
and says he feels middling well c. G. Atherton
n. H., Z: ;. Senate; Henry Bedinger member Of
House OF Representatives elect. from the Winches-
ter Congressional District OF Virginia: Ii. p voor-
hees, Fultonville, N. Y; A. Cheatham. n. Y,
Henry Merritt, N O., and others.
The times Will continue to turn up something
rch-some W rejecton-some new appointment,
now and then, when least expected.
& We shall have good day, we guess for the flu
neral rites to Old Hickory on Friday Bancroft is
doing his best for the great eulogum he is to make
YAHOo
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Court Calendar-This Day.

%, 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. los, g. o6 100, TO- So II, 5,
~, -, 81, 60, l0l, SO.
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bineau's Hot. Cold. shower ana sv

with gsn the bottom every box-Psice IS cents Tor
Rablneau's Hot, Cold, shower and SWIM
S Of and %s. IT.:
more slqqasntly for the efficacy Of and well
ss n, 's
Msoe KIND IND mod and tie
With tS psedd Htol % d same
'.s e Is ~ he he Of
as Sass health ,S Ss %
"e to b he ssss to $
yer they established.
The Temptation, by Eugene Sue, price 25
cents published a! p Ann street Th MSning rich
y Dare psh GR that i ds Sr
T ThIs 1f SsEyIE,LEs OF cARRETsTowN BY Levsr-,As
VII sdon no" ready
~, The u Wandering JsT HsrSssis translation No. XXI
edition cf csadies Curtain Lectures up to NO. ls
L. WINCHESTER, Publisher, "a Ann street.
Drowsiness, Swimming In the Head, a
Roaring Noise in the Ears Headsshe Papaton Of the Heart
Soay those corrupt hamo. which, floating
70 Ss s sd"s saie 9
Of g sn . the a. other
ssss % ssS e. he soos s
tain not only and dis,rss ofeyery kind from
s sSag o oa su nsS %e ana & GO e $ 9y
a nf w s i;Ssa %so
tary life will be enabled enjoy sound health and disease
any kind will be absolutely impossible.
For lie wholesale and retail the Principal Office No 288
Greenwich street, New York
ALI Philadeblhia subscriptions to the
mus, Be- paid Rs h lie
y he Sunday
deiphia Single copies for sale above daily O'Clock
Price Gents.
gPcs cents or S. per annum delivered in any part Of
Philadelphia free Of postage. -
% All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tabIishment, issued, wholesale and retail
IL With the exception Of paper, the Herald is read
much perhaps Phadea anypaper published in that
city, ahording available medium to advertisers Advertise
handed to the agents half past o'clock will appear
the Herald next day.
Boston subscriptions to the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents, REDpINo
Co.. State street. TermsSl9 IS three for
single copies:
So per annum.
All new cheap publications for soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of Thier.' Napoleon
Medical Notlce.--The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy for
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the Of all Diseases will
paper w. 8. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent.
Office and COnu,tinc Rooms If the College rs Nassau
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cnroner,s Office.

JUNE 26.-MYsTERIoUs ArrAIR.-The Coroner held an
inquest the body of unknown at the Hospital
He well dressed and had been brought there in
state Of nsensbity with wounds over his eyes
morning.
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The philosophy OF EVIL; showing Its uses
aud its Unavoidable necessity by series Of familiar iustra.
tops drawn rom Philosophical examination Of the mos
sali evils Of e-interI trsed with interest ne aud
useful reflections, drawn from the book the laws Of nature
board. ~
tor salety Zebsr Co., w. H. Graham Burgess strnuer
Co., and booksellers generally. 49, I,
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Total value. S664,AS so0,4N I636,4l6
We annex report of vessels arrived and cleared the
Port Of Chicago during the years ls4l. 1912 and s4s
with the annual amount of tonnage entered port Also
the class number and cost of vessels employed in the
Chicago trade during ls43.
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\ FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLISHERS
AND OTHERS WHO REQUIRE
e q p Il e PL II TIE PRJN TTNG

HE advertise young who has had extensive expert
enee in his business in Of the first Offices in Europe
and IN this country DESTROYS of TO ming permanent engage
ment with respectable establishment where his services
would be required. H. first Press the of
which he will give gratuousy during his engagement Re-
eences character aud cspbity given Terms moderate
Address T.. A., Herald Office. je27 Asrc
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RIOT AT THE SPRINGFIELD ARMoRy.-On Thurs
day the 10Th inst, an attack was made upon the en-
closures and buildings Of the Springfield Armory by
number OF belgerent individuals who entered the terri
tory belonging to the United States, with noise and
threats threw down some rods Of fence, and demo-
lishcd with and other instruments, building
tanning TOOLS &C. and took away large quantity OF lum
Der deposited therein A complaint was made to the
United States authorities in this city, and warrant issued
upon which Mr. Barnes United States Marshal, immcdi
atey proceeded to Springfield and arrested eight Of the
offenders who to be examined in the Commissioners
Court halfpas this afternoon Some land in dispute,
we understand is the cdusa beii. M
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82A,-.CautiOn

DRUGGISTS, DEALERS, and the public generally are
he reby informed that the genuine Sugar Coated Indian Vege
table Pills have the written signature Of g. BENJAMIN Smith,
on the bottom Of box aad O. Benjamin Smith, NJ D
the side. Not of these Pills have sold
for less than S2 We caution the public any persons
travelling about and pretending be Dr. Smiths agents: all
of his agents have proper certificate SC Office 9 Green
witch street New York
TWENTY-FIVE box--5 for ,e27 Neodtec
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CROTON BATH.


Ok SALE-The Crofon Bath situated the corner Of East
Broadway and Cahane together with the stock and
xures now In complete order and doing first
Als9 seven years Of az Of the premises win be
particulars apply on the premises j2I Iw+rc
ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with Mrs
hughes Boarding house keeper, Union Liverpool
lett England about nine to live in New York-wll
write to her father No Il New Bailey street. Stafford Manchsa
ter IL England she will hear something greatly
tage myi0 2m dy&wy.rc
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WASHINGTON June, Is, 1915.
Row, rumpuss, misunderstanding between
Rives and Father Richie, the town talk, just be-
cause the old veteran wouldn't publish the spicy
speech of John C. We shall see tomorrow if that
speech can't be published somewhere
Ex-Adermad Potts, of Philadelphia called upon
Mr.. Buchanan in relation to an office.
Mr.. BUCHANAN-The fact is, Mr. Potts, am SO
much occupied with the Presidents official papers,
that cannot any longer interfere in such small BUSH
ness as these little offices
-sEx-Aderman PoTTs-Very well, Mr.. Buchanan:
hereafter shall not interfere in any small business
you may have before the people
And the Ex-Aderman has gone home in huff;
and Mr. Buchanan is in brown study about the
matter EPLURIBUs UNuM.
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CHANGE IN TRADE-In former years Danville was
celebrated as place for exporting grain to market
Now grain is brought from the West Branch and other
erng this place. in consequence Of the great
Of the iron business and the consequent Improvement in
nearly all branches ofbusncss. Peter Badly, Esq, had
load Of wheat delivered at his steam Touring mill last
week, from the West Branch and the Montour Iron
Company paying city prices 95 cts. per bushe
for good wheat at their mill Flour commands better
price at Danville than it does at Philadelphia Danrie
(pal INT .True 30.
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L. j. HULfNG, Esq Of Saratoga Springs, keeps Dr. G.
Ben Smiths Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills" always
hand the New York price. g. Benj Smith is written
with pen II: bottom Of every box-Price IS cents for
81. Once ITO Greenwich street, Fulton.
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FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Rsfaa-U United States Laboratory.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and for sale an entire
newstock oibrsnt Fire comprising very general
assortment which for beauty and real utility will
exceed any offered by them in Is years; aud il sold by
city
Canton Fire Crackers, SIC. in abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
- l32 Chatham street opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers in Groceries and Fu and Agents for the celebrated
= Pavilion Fountain at Saratoga.
n b. Spents and Chases being prohibited in this city o.
will ally receive orders for them from the country.
u5 lmA rh
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FIRE WORkS. FIRE TTORkS!!
M EDGE respectfully informs the public that his
AvA engagements tins the scale
ever attempted "a this country He fully prepared to
furnish Cities Towns, Public Gardens Theatres, Parties &c.
comprising the most brilliant and yaregated fires and
entire color exhibited publicA
mine, Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarine Blue, unknown
any other Pyrotechnist
Offices in the City Nblos Garden, Mr.. j. Robertson and
No 81 Courlandt street. Mr. w H. Pages the Laboratory
Jersey City. ISAAC EDGE Jr Pyrotechnisr
my20 1msec
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RATHER SrNGUIAR.-The Hon. Chiffon Allen,
wing, and Judge French, democoat, were recently
put in nomination for Congress by their respective poll
cal friends in the Mount Sterling district Kentucky but
the latter declined TO shortly afterwards Mr. Al
len was thrown from his horse and much injured
to compel him to decline also whereupon Judge French
Immediately announced himself candidate and,
strange to say while canvassng the district few days
ago. tho Judge was thrown from his horse, and
severely injured that he is not compelled TO Decline
he will at least DO confined to the house for time
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FROM HAYTI.-We have advices from Port Re-
publican to the 4th There is nothing new. how
except report that expresidcnt Heard had been
chased from his anchorage Jacme by some schoon
ncfs and it supposed that he had made FOR Port An
tonic st. Thomas His expedition to have been
agan n failure
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Coon! VERY when Count Bertrand, now the
fugitive second from late Partisan duel, in this
city Of ladies requested his permission to
to HIM French gentleman who adformery served with
his father under Napoleon, but who through tickle For
tunes vagarcs had forced to teach school in this
city. The Count shrugged his shoulders in the most
digned style, at the profession OF his fathers friend
and refusing be introduced said Madam In la belle
France, 20 gentilhomme teach school, Excuse
i'll shall no have honare ofmeet zis gentlhomme /.
Count answered the lady, perhaps in France your
gentlemen do teach school yet the King othc French
taught school in America !" The Count sloped slight
being visible in the extremtes Of his moustachc