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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

|oN AogEDUcT DEPARTN1NT, tARcHs lss! &; !.
lure passed at the special session. July o. 1883 an
charge Of ten per cent is added the first day OF
6xt ON all unpaid water rents, making, with the
previously added by law, twenty Ave per cent on
|ount unpaid, and that II the said rents, including
Irgos are not paid before the first day Of May next
the property on which said rent remains unpaid
Eeturned to the Clerk Of Arrears, pursuant to the
|ns Of the got above mentioned.
DN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
|-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for re- build
BIZ in Rivington street, will be received at the ONCE
|roton Aqueduet Department until Monday, the 10th
April 1854 at u o'clock NJ, at Which hour the bids
opened, to take up and re- build . part Of the sewer
(verts In Rivington street. at the intersection Of
being in length about l2s feet The plan Of the
Ehis Office.
4 EHEAs / Sh! Ey9aErsr sss,. Aaa'ass'
A. w. CRAVEN, ooA1u'
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Pablo notice hereby given that tho following resou
tions have heen presented in the Board Of Counomen
To repair erosswAks varok Brooms streets
fence vacant lot southwest corner avenue and Fifth
Twenty and Twenty fifth Streets TO pave Thirty
ninth street between Broadway and Sixth avenues
vsnA and Eighth avenues: dag four feet Of walk front
avenue and First avenue to nag four feet Of walks
Ninth between Forty and Forty fifth streets
aysnU: from Seventy TO Ninety street.
Tenth All persons interested having objections
thereto requested to present them in writing
dersgned his ONCE, before the day March,
instant. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioners.
March q, 1867.
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PORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
sss given that petitions have been presented IN Ne
ng named Streets 10 wit-Lispsnard street. from the
Broadway to the east Of Church streets Pitt
from Rivington to Delaney street, Oak street. from
Of the maAhole ali basin heads the line Of the
ll6th street, from Third avenue to Harlem river IN
interested in the above and having there
rsquested TO present the in writing to the Con-
fhEo. : p FOREST, of gss... Aaasds''
A. W. CRAVEN
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
> Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ITEMS been II the Soa ard Of IL
and
Eses sss
First Third to open sd street. from Fourth
70 fifty street open sixty fourth from
Eshth avenue road to open lo2d street
Ninth e
street to regulate pave and set curb and gutter in -Four
teenth G. from tho buikhead at East
them In writing to the undersigned at his Office be-
f' Eares 81 s4 9A R6RfY Street
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
SEALED win E TsssytS e this 0S un
Dag Nos io3 7 100 Mercer street spscia
mao FTREf Street sss Sss
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
foot seventh street. Nslsh river spssis,stsns
on ap''J%Ias Street
CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
ss suI as and M IVES. ss tss &c
street Second and Third To change the
Tenth to that Of Chelsea place Of
walks Of street. between Broadway and sixth
requested present them writing to the undersigned
A nls ssf'f! SH N !'1 OK Aggs Street.
STREEr DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS;
Tuesday, April H. 1854 reset and gutter and pave
regulate and regrads Third between and
y Sc sss s to be had on app'a
April j, 1854. JAMES TUREY Street Commissioner.
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cTREET DEPARTNENT, NO. 4 HALL or RECORDS

OTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following petit
items have been Drsssnted In the Board Of
Thirty ninth street, between Eighth and Ninth
Gag walk. in mont Of vacant lots il Twenty third
cant lets In Nineteenth street, between First Second
svenuss that street, between Second
and streets regulated and curb and gut
ter SET to widen CH street. between Beeknan
streets on straight hne with the line Of
Chn street fe John 70 Beekmaa street, running
in straight line with the Of
tie store Ne u CG street unt il the present As Of
C6 street; to aag south side Of Seventeenth street, be-
trent Of Ne % Chambers street. grade street,
from West street to Thirteenth All persons inter-
having objections thereto requested
them writing 70 the undersisled ct his eee be-
fore the 9Th day Of March inst.
JAS TUREY. Commissioner Of Streets
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WHAT FOOL FOR HIS FOLLY WAS EVER cALLED

dollar, Sir Rondout, Tor your good advice,
Since all sing and unm arried men,
Shall bic s. your sage counsel again and again.
Professor Rondout OF New York, formerly Of SwedeQs
where has toen the Of bringing about e
will send address, receipt OF one
dollar pos paid plain dreco enable ladies gentle
the ctons Of Of the OPPOSITE
desire The simple but so oay0
tyating that all may be married irrespective Of ago. aP-
position and last though not least IL car b0
arranged and dccscy Address Pro-
fcssor Rondout New York city, post paid n. B-Ths II
no LUmbpr tho greatest sciences the world
nroduccd which ladies and gentlemen in the
city Of attest to. No will regret the
price paid for such invaluable secret.
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yIvIRE WINDOW SHADES, OFFICE SIGNS, &c.
manufactured of any size, and elegantly painted any
letters other designs required for them "
LEE Co, 309 Blocker street.
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HroNEy AT go BRoADwAY-CAsH ADVANCES
M made on merchandise lewery silver ware wasG n
SoasSt for cash Business cn,Adentisl 80 BroadyN -
stNifs fEon 0alaok N Highest pStoss eAaA 49,
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MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage. Sl20
Second cabin passage. 10
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
CIicf cabin passage. 500
second cabin
The ships frsm Boston call at Halifax.
Arabia, Captain Judkns. America, Captain Lang.
Persia Captain Ryrie. Europa, Captain shannon.
Asia, Captain Z. G. Lott. Canade, Captain Stone.
Africa, Captain Harrison. Niagara, Captain Leitch.
These vessels clear white light at masthead
on starboard bow; red port bow
Africa Harrison from New York Wednesday, 9Th April
Canada, Stone, q Boston. Wednesday, 18th April
Europa, Shannon, New York, wednesday, 10Th April
America, Lang, :" Boston, Wedn csiay, Goth April
Asia, L. g. Lott, " New York, Wedne sday, Sd May
Arslia, Judkins, " Boston, Wednesday, 10th May.
Africa, Harrison, " New York. Wednesday, 18th May
Canada, Stone " Boston, Wednesday, 9th May.
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board.
Tho Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery, precious stones, metals
nness bills of lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed
Fer freight or passage Apply to .
E. CuNARD, No. Bowling Green,
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|PORATION NOTJCR.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
rsby given that petitions have been presented in The
VI Councmen, for the construction Of sewers in the
Ing NAMED streets, to vit-Third avenue from Forty
70 Forty ninth street.; Fortythird street, between
and Eighth avenues Seventy ninth street, between
ven!s and East river AL persons Interested in the
and having objections thereto are requested to pre-
10 same. In writing, to the Contract Clerk ct this
bn or before Friday, March 81, 1884
4HEoS; + SS551Holrsr, c sss. b. asc'-
Ebn Adueduct Department March 10 f85k
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mo MANUFACTURING CHEMIsTs.-ENGLER's sU-
peror salt Of gold sci dor for tho daguerreotype-A
French chemist just passing through New York. where he
will stay only few days offers communicate the
the above superior salt Apply by letter 10
r. A. George Queter, 1893 Greenwich street. ~
stairs
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N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
! Given that petitions have been presented IN the
Ceuncilnen, for the construction Of sewers in the
named streets, TO wit-Nuibsrry street. from Hes
% 20 point 2l2 feet seuthsrly; Washington street,
Rector and Carlisle streets nsedougAl street, from
"e - Amity street. All persons interested in the
nd having objections thereto, requested 10 pre-
aome In writing, to the Contract ClsIk, OF this oos,
6oee Friday, March 81, 1854
4h h1Ss EEE55hrsr c''''ss s .s;.s'''
on Aqusduct Department March a, 1854
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RIO BUILDERS AND sHIPPRRs.-N. WHEATON. =

ITO BUILDERS AND sHIPPRRS.-N WHEATON, q
Canal street. Wholesale and retail dealer In doors,
sashes blinds has hand in his warerooms large
Of the above articles manufactured of the
blinds Gothic and circular ssshes panel work. a. Of -
made to order the shortest NOTICE and =
the best Window glass; and general assortnsa1
Of builders hardware constantly on hand and fog sae q
4 hel love
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DACKErs TO HAvRE-sECOND LINE.-THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havrs the 10th and Now

lowing ship: win isay, Hsvrs on the 10th and Now
:. :. 49,. ~ From New York From Havrs.
n: & sSSS$;s 5 a.
S ssSs RI. SfstSf HsGGsH Ss1 s ss; i
LOO tons burthen, ! July l. Avg t.
Slip p T sinni 2s'' TELL, spI s5 Nay ss;
Hss, 200, 200 ton. n8.then, Aug Sept. T. ls.
'aRs; york ship.
Ssss: i <. & ; iss
Any charge 1eii m Pear.
A. Higgins commander 400 tons register will despatch
%h ss
f0f 'o''ne' K. W CAMERON, ne Wall street
Vi. Niearaga.-The Aeees;ory Transit Company q
1s ss n ss % &
ssG p ps:ss s9 Pss Ss
.Sd .snp ssn ns Ss.
ths NieArasn, Transit route having but twelve
Rs
hRhE s as Bov apply
FoR SAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
ward Mills proprietor Of Pacific stssmeTs The css
ss S Ss p sss
fS Ss s hip R'ss :sHp r
only
EoR SAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
Jas W. Cross proprietor Of ATLANTIC steamer Edward
p
tho
Iison street connect with the ana spisnaia
ss viii
Francisco in q & csos SR .
CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA. THE GREAT BRITAIN,
b. Mathews, commander, having just accomplished
liverpool for Ps
ri i .g Fly
Stree Street, Il = sew iof1 . AionAAD CO. . front
.bo r.
EEK IS $:i .ss.ss G;.a 1.s IL Is:
A UsTRALlA.-PIoNEER LINE OF MONTHLY
ssySF NJ TS.1d Sasss
viii be despstched about the 10th April for Tsboufhe as
% ssR s,s TIM
Her saloon cabin not surpassed in point Of comfort hay
viii
bs Plans the VIII BE- wsas By mali 70
intending passenger For freight passage apply r.
W. CAMERON, 116 W all street.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany.-Semi monthly ne.-For Mobile stopping at
Hayana.--The steamship BLACK WARRIOR j. d. Bull.
loch will sail for tho above ports Monday
April TO- at IL clock from her pier foot Of Harrson street
North river. Freight taken for Now Orleans Passengers
for Havana must passports before leaving For
freight passage apply to LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERoN,
Il co, agents, 81 Broadway n. B-The CAHAWBA, X.
w shuieldt commander will succeed the Black Warrior
and sail April rs.
FOR HAVANA AND KEY WRsTaaTNITED STATES
IL mail steamship ISABEL, VIM. Rollins, commander.
This splendid sea steamship leaves Charleston 3 e. Tor
Havana via Key West ON LIST and 10Th, and Havana on the
Sth and 22d of each month. Apply to
MoRDEAI a CO., no East Bay, Charleston, s. G.
TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
I Mail Line The new and splendid steamship FLoRiDA,
H. s. woodruff will leave Saturday April al O'Clock
r. NJ, from pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHll1, IS broadway
The ALABAMA Geo r. Sohenck will leave on Wedr .os.
day Aprh5 Through tickets from New York 20 Js
vile, Sal; Pilatka, &S3.
CCHOONERS FOR sALE.-TwO CENTR 40 ARD
:S::. 1s'iy wI 4 HStffiS. js:g Gsy "a ' Ssssi
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE u. 8.
mail steamship FRANKLIN, j. A. Wotton commander,
viii Havre touching At Southampton to land the
mails and passengers Saturday April s. at y o'clock
pier No f. N R. Price of passage first class $40;
DO. do DO second do, So Luggage not wanted during
marked below No freight will be taken after Thursday
th For freight or passage, apply to MORTIMER LlV-
INGSTON. agent So BroadMaY.
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H,APsCOTT'S LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS-PACKET
of the LIST April-The splendid new clipper ship EME.
RAID ISLE Capt. Geo. b. Cornish, will positively sail
aboye at O'Clock Those about to embark for Europe,
wishing to bring out their friends ould examine the
eommodatou of this noble ship before engaging elsewhere
For freight apply board at pier 81 East river
to W. &. j. IT. TAPSCO1T CO., Sc South street. Tho
Emerald Isle will sail from Liverpool the LIST May
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nR. SCRIBNnR'S INVALUABLE OAK OLA SAYE,
IL successful and mild application for burns bruises k
Wounds cuts and gathering 1t is found to be one the
successful applications It's powerful asringent
pertes in sayng render it essss
nfamed throat gargo OF the oak oil gives
instant relief In that obstinate disease the piles
its application has been known ts fail For sale ~
etors ia Chambers street, n. r. Price bottle with
direotiOns Is cents.
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nR. WESSELHOEFTS WATER CURE BRATTL1.
~ bore, w. continues to receive patients for whose
oovery tho undorgned pledge themselves -
palms, that they maintain the fame Of the
lshment It's provisions FOR hydropathio -
unrvaled and its supply Of pure soft water Is abundaa
cool ard pslatabc at all without the Of loo
MRS. r. WESSELHOEFT, ProprietsSoR.
DIR. r. J. LOENENTHAL, Resident Physician.
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MEDICAL.
DR S. WARD, NO. 80 CANAL STREET, ONE Dooy
~ east OF Broadway, by his unparalleled, uncquale3
goriou and remcdes makes the greatest cure
ever knswn, Attends from a. NJ Until L. n. daily
nR RALPU-HoURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
IL from to 70 A. NJ and Ito A. NJ, except Sunday at
GlS houston street uear Wooster
DR. JOHNSON, nc DUANE STREET, NAY DE CON
~ suited CoundeDtiay. Dr. y Ia regularly edua ated
physician and has praoed st his present 10 the last
twSnty tao years. II 3urs from A. NJ. 70 s l.. VI.
M Lamont PARIS AND LoNI ON PHYsICIAS
W. and SURGEON % eonsulted at 80 Reado street ooraer
Of Broadway, from III A. H. tai L. NJ, and from till in
the evening Sundays from til 3P. NJ. N.B-Not the
drug store.
THE OLD DIR. HUNTER HIMSELF, THE PHYSICIAN
who establish9i the Hunteran Dispensary No. Dyi
sion street. in ia be consulted usual from M
vi 10 y M Sundays excoptedD at the old Once Aword
TO the wiseB sufficient.
TUE BARoN's .CAsKETs-CAsKETs-CAsK
che I'm for rosy health enrchng the blood hc These
frags purifying renoyators for the thin slim bilious
dyr optic gross indeed for everybody out OF hoah
arr superseding Of all other medicines Can be OBJ
FAMED At baron sposseos depot Spring street sndes
the 81 Nicholas Hotel A xsas wanted tSt ayx1 Nvp
a. village v AasH$A
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EoR SAN Observation-Disclosures LINE
James NJ Cross proprietor Of Atlantic steamer Ed
brated and double engine steamship NORTH STAR.
1900 tons burden will leave New York for Aspinwal
foot Of Beach North connect with the new
II expected that tho passengers by these ships will go
through in twenty or TWENTY-FIVE days For tickets
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FINANCIAL.

A IN Qnn TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHD
,nCU.UOU jewelry, 40, or bought for cash Good EN-
stocks notes bonds And mortgages and bills Of cxchAne
negotiated. All business confidential Apply 81 the see
mporng ana loan oos lo2 Nassau street. corner sfA
Nm
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nR MoCLINTOCK'S CELEBRATED FAMILY NEDI-
zines rapidly gaining popularity in all parts Of che
rnion where their uneommon merits pake them knovn
They uperseding AL other incidence before 0A0rea
70 the public One of the most valuable Of this series
which the scientific experience Of Professor McCntoe
has made known to the public, is DIR. McClintock'
Pectoral Syrup No cough however
aoothing and healing effects OF this delightful
Thousands have been cured by it this Those who
have harrassng coughs should it IL they
perfect relief Sold by the principal druggists in this city
ard by A. CUSHMAN CO. 10 Fulton Street. Price ST. II
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NToRRIs's ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINsTRELs-
~ James Norris, Manager Of the Original Campbell
nstrels takes pleasure in announcing to the public that
the above celebrated troupe their return from
their fifth annual Southern and Western having
With the most gnbounded IN the principal cities of
the South and West and will have the honor OF
before their numerous friends in all the Northern and East
cities in short time of which due notice will be given
N can boldly and without fear of contradiction assert
that the Campbell Mnsrels under his management arc
equaed in point Of talent comprising its members
the most celebrated artists in the Ethiopian profession
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~ via Nicarsgua-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua proprietorsThrough in advance of the mail
Only line giving through tickets including the Isthmus
20 ne tons SustSsn r iesVs from p.r No
North river three o'clock NJ precisely for San Juan
and favote steamship Brother Jonathan 900 tons bur
hen the Ncaragu. Transit route having but twelve
miles Of land by first class carriages These
unsurpassed in their ventilation and accommo
datons further infor passage apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent. Bowling Green.
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~ respectfully informs his numerous friends a.
Pnhhe that ne continues practising successfully Ne
different diseases incidental to that noble animal
horse at his new fire proof with twenytwa
box stalls for sick horses At the Golden Horso
1871 Chrystie street. between Brooe DELANEY New
York Bono and blood spawn curbs and 10
cured by operation FistuA and poll evil cured
fectly without breaking the skin his has besw
recently made by Dr.. Wiisms) DR. Williams in thank
his friends for their kind during
period Of six in this city receiving from eight
hundred TO thousand horses annum begs
Of their favors Dr. WIS experience for exAmininx
hsrses for soundness fAvors neither party.
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ITO PRINTERS AND pUBLISHERs.THE sUBsO1S
bers type founders Nos 49, 81 and 50 BeekmAn streo
the Park New York beg their q
past favor and their friends and the printing pubic
fancy faces and other articles their heretofore EXTENSIVE
collection all Of which, together with their series q
Scotch faces from pearl to great primer which haze
such universal Satisfaction for their durability -
terms for cash or credit other type founder In
country Every article rsgurea printing
lowest manufacturing prices. JAMES CONNER 4 Soma.
The materials which this paper printed from ~
above establishment.
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QUCKLEYS BERENADERS, CHINESk HALL, bW
- Broadway, the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Tho oldest estAbshed and most talented company
istence being the hrst to introduce int Ethio
plan the first to OperAtc Choruses
form Burlesque Operas &o 4c The nc has
honor Of that the Concerts Of this Company will
still be conducted in its present fashionable style"
N o'clock. Admission, IS cents.
JAS. BUCKLEY 4 SONS Procristors.
On Monday evening, Apr benefit Of W. Percival,
and vocalist.
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DEcoLLECTIoNs OF JOHN G. CALHOUN, ny HIS
III Private Secretary The Pick of contains
Of those Rccoeetons in continuation what
in the Herald The Pick also contains origin al
designs carl OF high For sale 3 Ann
street. and by all the agents and newsboys.
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all first class Now York built ships provided
With requisite articles the comfort and
passengers and commanded BY Of experience in this
trade The price passage 10 $780, without wines liquors
Goods sent Subscribers win be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents, Isl Pearl street.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30
Foreign Voting Material.

The following from late New York
Mirror, shows what kind of creatures some
Of the foreigners are who are allowed to
come to the polls, and WELD direct inhu-
ence in our government. Such state Of
things should arouse the indignation Of ev-
cry true lover Of his country, and make
him diligent for the adoption Of measures
to rid us Of the foreign pollution.
I CRY AND CouNrY or New YoEK. ~.
Charles Henry Brandt being duly sworn,
says he is the Captain of Mecklenburg ship
Wendola Of Rostock, which sailed from the
port Of Antwerp Oh the 18th of May last,
and arrived at the port Of New York Oh the
Sd Of July. Previous to bis leaving the
said port Of Antwerp, lie made al agree
ment with Adolphe Strauss to CONVEY in
said ship III emigrants, together with their
Luggage from the port aforesaid to the port
Of New York, and that the communication or
head-money on the said passengers was to
be paid in this city BY Messrs Rischmuller
II Loscher, Of No. 10 Greenwich street. to
whom the said passengers were consigned.
Deponent states that when the said ship was
getting ready to sail having on board the
aforesaid number of passengers the said
Adolphe Strauss sent on board four persons
who deponent knew were paFdoned convicts
from the State prison, and whom deponent
refused to carry, and sent them Cd shore for
the reasons that he had already complied
with his agreement and contract with said
Strauss, and that the said persons were
known to him TO be eonvicts; lie would
thereby be violating the laws of the United
States.
When deponent arrived at tie city OF
New York. he proceeded to the Office Of
Messrs RischmuIler Il Loschcr, a. aforesaid,
and delivered the passengers as per contract;
when Mr. Rischmnller. one Of the above
firm, told deponent that he had received a
| letter from Mr. Strauss furbidding him 70
pay the Communication money, for the rea-
son that deponcnt had put the said convicts
ashore and refused to carry them. Depo-
nent further states that the said Strauss is
in the constant practice Of shipping pardon
ed convicts from the different State prisons
in Germany, ard sending them 10 this coun.
try ana that the said Strauss consigned
his passengers among whom are corvicts
to the aforesaid firm of Rischmuller q
Loscher, of No. T0 Greenwich street
Deponent inrhsr states that he i inform
ed ard believes THAT K is q general prae-
tice with THY authorities u the different cit.
ies and States thToughout Germany 70 par
don their hardened aud incorrigiblc con.
victs from their prisons. upon che cGndi-
hon tlai they will leave the country for Am.
! erica and never return and that they rav
their passage and expenses to the said
Strauss for tie purpose of having them sent
to this city. CHA'S III. BRANDT
Sworn to before me, this 10th day Of July
JOHN ANDERSON, Justice