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BORT War0ens' Notiee.

STATE oy Nyv-YoHK, I
Po,T-WAaDTSs OFFICE, No. iOi "ai's'.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
~ con Of m. act passed April H. 1857. entitled IAN
Ic. q, Rsor.rs tie WsIdeus Office Of tie Port Of Nes.
YORK 10 al psrs5s interested in OF having charge o. we
ub.c tustie of such inquiry examination or survey, hh
the following veses under examination nv tae fe
sr-us ad tna the said surveys exsniustson' WI Do
oopl.d within ten days s4cceoilng this no;s Oh.
tosyt said sossss: ..r n
Shin Alexander Harshsl.......,.,.....H j..
Sskr M. H. Merrfntu.. - oodruf / Robln.on.
A. '''''' MiNTHORNE TOSiPKINs. rIs.iGstt
] Acss UpznINAS. SscretaYy.
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THE City Court of Brooklyn.-sARAH T..

TTNHE City Court Of Brooklyn.-SARAH T..
Il MiLLSPAUGH. plaintiff eseint TOWN. ........:".
SEND d. MILLsPAUG1l deiendsnt-S1m- Internal
mon, for relief To the defendant, TOWN. Revenue
SEND MILLSPAUgH: You hereby stamp, 20
summoned and required to tho com. cents,
plain, Ia this scon Of ich copy Is here. Cancelled
with served upon you AID 20 serve copy OF
your the said complain, the subscriber Ct bis Of
hce. No. Course. Brooklyn, within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive of the day osuch erUco and
you fail % h. complaint within the time azores ne
plaintiff in thi, action viii apply the Coar for h- relief
demanded In the congratulated December 90 1854
r. l.. SAhDERSON Plaintiff q Attorney.
Tho complaint In this soon duly filed In the Office o
the Cerx OF this Count ia the King. County Court House In
ths City Of Brooklyn on he .h day Of Janusry 1851
jai9 Iaw6wTh r.. J.. SANDERSUN Plaintiff Alto ney.
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,rpaEHE COURr-CBsxBkRs-FxB. s-Befors Justice
BARNARD.
THE UNION HOME AND SCHOOL
Iurs Mary Ai. voorh.


The habeas corpus contest between the managers
;ths Union Home and school and the ocers OF the Home
~ ,he Fendess and Mrs Bill and Mrs S9uires for the
.dy Of certain children taken from the Union Home and
shool continued TO-DAY The Home for the frendess people
sed that the children had been badly treated by the Union
Holns and school, and Ira, that institution was in crowded
ard athy condition =, ,,,
.rse Of whom placed tue institution by their mother
sef,e her death and continued there by hr aer who j.
in the United Army. Two other children placed
rsrs by their f. sf-T their mothers death. n children
,Tes vel fed clothed aud lodged and the Home IN
healthy condition, the certificates OF Drs DuTneA and
r-rd to tie c.se Of tch complained Of they say the dis
,smper was inod need in the Home by MI Esda whose
,~lfs with Mrs l tie occasion If oil these troubles
,bry having been formerly employed marcns Of the Home
ssd a suissrd ,erercn neglect Of duty The children
rrs oil loss a cted with vermin coming 10 the
Pome but they thoroughly cleaned end then clothing
burned -, :, &C, .,
Mr. Chsuncey sh.e couieuled that the Home and School
;ustution the custody Of the children and the
dispute effort TO defeat the appropriation
N behalf the School rel tie L-Csatlre, and have
transferred 10 the Homo for the frien1css.
M. Nsn for the Home FL the frieidless argued that the
charter Of lie uuou Home did give them the night to sct
q gusrdiaus Of children.
Ae- hes ing the Judge referred the matter
% A 8 Cohen, es, 90 take testimony aid report to the
Court.
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Fen a-stesner--Caba United Kingdom. Columbia
Steamer Virginia (B Lewis Liverpool passed out sandy
Hook yester3ay morning ,,,,u,
stssntIsSea Gai lds, Passpsco' Ee&ns's NisA'nsa''
America
SMp-Ashburtor. -, -
Bsrks-ThAmss, Narration, Bridgeport Aolaniaoo '"o
hne, LoiA
Bris--Amerlca $500
Sehri.-Albeh Pful Petrol. Jnlis, J. y. Brown
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

stesmcr Caroline Phillips. Beaufort, Murray Nephew
Ship Glad Tdins. Thomas Cadiz, w. a. Nelson.
Rafk Gyda (Norl, Lovol1 Bremen.
Bark Aurora ,Nor.l, Tlnonsen. Antwerp.
Bark noniezums, Hammond, Bsrbadors. I. Dwisht
Bark Chsnticeer OBJ, Potter Matamoras, MefrcA An
derson.
Brig Ocesn Wave Cole Sagua IN Grande u L. NsTd Co
Bri. Penguin (fiam) Wesrnhurs. Hamburg
schr. A. Jennings. TrusI Accomac, A. {. Haven.
Schr T.. Kidder Snow, Key West, Murray NspIew
Schr J. c. Brooks Bacon, Boston, S. w. Lewis
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO." LINE.
IN Daily,
20, Providence Direct,
TIE new ard splcnd steamers
NJ a A

ELECTRA AND ALATEAt
II.vins Superior Accommodations for Passenger srd
Freight VIA leave Pier No. ~ North River. Too. oi Koo1
son-s,ree,. Daily Sunday, ercePed, a, p N.
Connecting sf Providence with tle for Bcsor .
The ELECTRA, Capt. J. ". NYE. will leave New'fork
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
The GAIATEA, Capt WIN JONES, every TUESDAY,
THU RsDAY and SATURDAY.
CY-5T.tyht tai en- OF Propeller Rstrs
aers are Unsurpassed in their arrangensnts
for the o aud Atty Of passengers and their cies or
the tran.po. tation OF Freight ,
~ ssr retiring fo the night not disturbed
tith-y arrive 10 Providence hour early enough 70 ~.
euro seats ~ de.rrdl in tho m accommodation tran 10Y
Bos.on arriving IN Boston u q. n ,s,.c
For Information in regard Freight kc Apply 70 isaAo
OpELI, General Freight Agent. firr No. ~ ~ ~ , ~
For Tickets Saierooms or Bcr.h., Apply to w NJ ED-
WARDS General Ticket Agent Psg No. "a North H'er.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises...7:09 Sun sets...S:28 Moon sets Som
HIGH wATKR THIS DAY
sandy Hook. 6:5l Gov. Island. ism Hell Oate"' DIS
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Flaw INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-CHArBsRs-FHS' "--Ds
fore Judge DAILY
TIE EVENING EXPRESS CASE

fore Judge DAILY.
THE EVENING EXPRESS CASE.
.r,, cana nn this morning agreeable to post.
psnsmeut. - ...,.,.c. ~ the pfesent con.
Alton al his motion ior JHdsen' Oh no uo
~ss r,hu,i.isd 20 Tie lodge. -. -, =,
NJ Pisrrepon for defendants then moved to set aside the
,sydct OF the Jury AGAINST evidence eoa on sxeepoh Aen
hi, motion was denied and Mr Pierrspon excepted 70 The
,,n, ana aid he Lad no objection to MT Cram motion
mt In proper fr. not TO oppress the defendants
Tbs Judse,srantod Mr. Grams notion and MI Cram pro
I'D IN fae formal order for snent and defend
~, with such order lie desred TO have soi!ed notice to
30 oven defendants. 49, -
as. TIA, on the whole against evidence and law, sP
Tssred BIZ the exceptions taken.
tie present 1, ~,
"a, 40 argument The motions
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Corporation Notices.

~l,UE COMMITTEE on WHARVES, PIERS
II sua SLIPS Of the BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Wi. moe:
on FRIDAY the 10th lust. q. O'Clock p. In Room No
IA Cy HAL All persona Interested are requested to attend
With DOT further notice .,
l.. X. RYERS, Wharye.,
------ - +. w. TAYLOR. CleIk TO Committee.
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NEW. YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
" 1884 WINTER ARRANGEMEYT. 1865.

TRIMS LEAVE NETWORK, 7TTEST. AND 9Th
AVENUE.
Por New Haven T.co s0oNr.) il.3os m. II Is, Esd
7 o. (Ex.l 3i5, : ~ ard Lc0 (Errl 2 u.
Isr BhfSepcTt T1O eco OIL il.O a. M. l2ls, tEx,l
90 fEr..l AS, ! 20 and 800 (Ex,l pm.
FOR Milford and S'es.foTd 100 liO ~. ~, n.
Eor Fairfield, Southport aud WsstPor, 100 Ida. m -
40 =. n. - 60. *. .
JAS 40. $50, 20 (EX.lp p. ~. -.
For Darien TOO Sc flSo an; 34s 40, &3opm
ror Greenwich ECO 80 ll3oa IN. 40, 80, ase 1p.n
70. Stanford zoo ESQ ttz) 49, liB T. H. ll!s, tExb
eco. Ok Is. A3e. So, CD. 500 tgx., pm
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 100 W. H."
u. .. ~, +.50 $50, 90 go p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
~. Hesseu via sprD ,ae.d SEQ N. tEx) 300 Nx,l ~
r m. . go. ,,,.o,
For Hart "a snd Springfield, 800 tExl N. tEx) 1os
OIL L.. IS sac o. - ,.,.
Fcs coiince,icu River Railroad seos. m. tEG) isisp -
10 Montreal 100 .. 10 NSrthsm pton. -.
Fer arosI Frevidsrcs and kisLki Railroad, 500 ,EA,b
Fo. New hsysr Now London ard stoninston RLlrosdsl
$40 a VI. l.l5 100, 500 ?. ~.
For Cers Rcgcsd ls.l5 O. NJ 70 Northampton
For lIou-stcnlc Rairosd Am.
For Naugatuek Railroad. 9o0 a. N, 800 p. N.
For Dsnbury and Ao.wak Hsilrocd, 100, $50 ~ ~
-
Cutnr.ol;ol, ping Cars attached 70 0C0 tgsu
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T,HE COMMITTEE on FERRIES of the
L BOARD or ALDERMEN, will meet on FRIDAY, u,
10Th int a. q. o'clock p in Room No IL, City Iis al
?srtop, intsrestod are Ies penny IHst 70 appear
'a''''i ''''''' JOHN D. OIrlMELL, Committee
MICHAEL NORTON, : on
orc. A. JEREMIAH Feuiei
w. IL GEDhEY.
L. " TAYLOR, Clerk Of Committee,
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miscellaneous.

TEEP YOUR FEET DRY.--FRANK NIL.
IN LERS Water Proof OIL BACKING For "s "
No, az and $50 Fulton 1t. and ~ Eassaa-st
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LIMITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-EHB. s-Before
judge SHIPMkS.
fgLsgsTISG FALSE CLAIMS AGAINST TIE GoyERS
MLNr--IHE DEFENDANT DEAD.

United States agi. Michael Burse
The defendant wos indicted for presenting forged
checks to the Conmsrys Department, for supplies. This
raor,ns the Distinct Attorney moved the for tra
yhsn Henry l. Cirsu esq couuel for offend mt produced
40 sffdav showing that his eeu dead The Count then
adjourned.
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IRON FOR SALE.

IRON FOR SALE.
i 100 tuns Wrorsh, sersp-on WHAT
3CJ tuns Wrou9L, Scnp-in yard
80 tuus Nc. ] Thomas Plg Iron.
$50 turs No. ! Allentown Pig Iron
500 tuus Best Bsr fron--al sl,~s
$50 tuns Common Bar lron-sil siyea
100 tuns Spike hois-sil sixe.
100 tuns Small Round Iron-siI sizes
9" 'N'' '''''' W. ' fErrEE. WILSON L Co.
NJ. as 2sv.b ~, Esw.Ysst
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CgYlcK or THK CoxMisEosgns OF TAx,s AND
ASsEssskSTs No. 20 Chsubcrs.s,:. Z

NV YORK Jan. !, lVYS ,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice Is
hereby svo that rs Assessment Role oil the heI az
PeYssps Es.te ofthe Oily and County Of Ne" on, 'I
III, Be omen Tor inspection and reve~ from ana e.t hioi
January o lee3 and win remain open til the 3oh day Of
A5 g65 Tor Tho correction OF and the equazsion
u he a.sessmens Of The Aforesaid Res and Personal
rats.e Of Tho CITY and County Of New.forh AZ per
thouse ives 10 DO asie we'd rl MAKE sppca
on 10 the Commissioner during he period above NJ iioned
In ores. 10 ain the relief provided by law sneh sppicr
ton ). made in relation 70 tho assessed valuation Of mo hes
Fe Irust b. made IN writing eating me ground OF OBJ
lection thereto and the Commas ioneIs L eta
Inc into he paint and IT, in their Judgment te ss'cs
e orr,ucos they sh. cause tA~~sne 70 be coiiected
fcb DO made in relation to tho assessed ysus
do P.rsorAl EA,se tho applicant shsn DO eIemihoh
under osh by the ssd Commissioner who sht Ge suhe
,od IA such OATH aud IT, IN bis or thcn luageni
The ssossnsnt eroneou they sh cause the sane " ue
corccts and the amount Of s1oh - lney y
hey 10 he lust and declare their decision thereon ~'hi
i..y days stI such application anal have tes mae 20
them No reduction shan DO .is by The Bo.fd o. slPeI'
visos Of sry Rea orPcrsons Poted
der this act uess il shall appeal ugdef oath or
Nat sgar.yed IS. unable 60 attend within tho porod
correction @; By reason OF cine's o.
sb.sRce fIoLa tie city. 49, - c,.,
c C. j. wrooSSb DkfS and A a..ss
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FirCHBUR0, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new ard sauu n steamers Of the Norwich line
Cry OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWYOhh
Leave New.York daily Sundays executed At ocockn -
from Pier No. 80 North River foot OF Vessry3,
FOR NEWLONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Expsn Train
above points, via No wch end Worcester, Boston ana We
ceter Worcester and Nasu and Eewondon and Nertneo
Railroads.
Freight taken the lowest rates For informaon inauo
Z g.. MARTIN. Agent. on the Pie.
rT'HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOB BOs-
i TON.-STONINGTON STEAMBOAT LINZ.
VIA GROTON AND PROVIDENCE.
TIE OLDEST QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECT, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH"
The magnif eat Steamer COMMUNICATING. q
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The eesa1e
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, !" on MONDAYS, WEDNEe-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, and AFTER THURSDAY, 18th inse.
at 4 o'clock p.
rhese boats .srt from Pier No. 10 North River tfooS
srdsr acknowledged by all experienced trsvs
be among the largest strongest most comiortaos -
best tina, have In American waters all sessons
all weshe these boats invariably make the passage -
time. -.
sumptuous sppers and Hr1rousy furnished sss roo~s
ere marked features Of these floating pascea
Rertis may be secured At Hanoers ES
press Ofe No. u Broadway and a. No. l3 West-st rev
YORK, aud at No. II W ashington-st, Boston,
| ~ H. slMOSS. Agent,
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

NORTHERN r. r., OF NEW-JERSEf..T,-
IN Trains leave jersey Cy for riermon: =! s;i' ., ~
= m in D. M. and sos p. IN. Tbs s'isa Ill., s"' "St
u" 'aA 70 "''''f uos. W. pExAsIsT. sap~iu'sni's1
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.

NU
wi Tho GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANTS
new line Of frst-cl.ss sdewheel STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and HANRE. 80.
The fr,, i've splendid Vc.sos intended DO put upon this
!syorite route for the Continent are the following;
WASHINGTON ......3 2cl tuu., 900 Horsepower.
IAfAYTTTE,,,,......320i tuns sOO horsepower.
EuROPE.................fs iostl, 600 horse-rower
FRANCE.........:.....is iioet ~ horsepower.
NAPOLEON Iii....... tbuilosEgl. loo hone power
un the completion Of the catiEs list tho seivice VIII %
performed b. the ,,,,xr,. n
candle ufoiowy; - - - ...,
LAYhYYTIf........ W sdnssdsy. March !,
WAsHlN GTON. w ednt sdsy. Mach es
Fir. Cabin ,aeludlns Table. wire ............siS
Second Cabin lincudns table wre). SO OF SD
PAYABLE In gold ia eqnystn, In United States currency
MEDICAL ArTtspAscT yREs OF cHAn6s-
Tor Freight CT pa,-ssey bpply % -.
uf0R3E MACKENZIE, Agent
No. 7Bro.dvsy, Esw.Yort-
Psr. No I? Boulevard des Cspuaes Crsnd Ho.e, at
Hsvrc WILLIAM iSHLiS Go.
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Cour.odoa, Sleeping Car. attached % AGO p M fsiu.
JAMES e. HOYr, Supt.


IL ARRANGEMENT. New York, Jsnos alp -
3st A.. River for Ofee, poft Sag II ubor Harrpon &C.
Of A. m For YspharS L9kehnd Islir, Rshyor and FsrN
ingdle, q, . $. 70. and ?. truurins through =
tireerport, SATt RDAY evenngsD for syo,set W.
q m and o. H. (sia.es connect for old Spfinfs
Oyster Bay Ard Hun.s,on for ienP.tesd JAsAAes sne
Whitfield. ~ and 1919 ~ and I. and ?. ~, . vs
River AZ g:sa H. for YnphanL stopping at al satous
cert Heupstrad and syose EIenr,ton Ifies' 70, mn
a. reduced rates A. RtASONfh supennsenaem.
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cOrrpr TAnFNDADs-Tu,s DA-

SUPREME CoUEI-G GENERAL TEeM.-Non-enumer-
s.d motions CIKcuIT-,,srt Nos 13 Sj5 J.5, SCI s,
ga 99i SOL s7 ss7 g57 sS7 1908, lD9 0l1 lQl 0i 10y
Az Part li-No. 7oo Sa2 CO., 49, 8I S5a 55 $50 a5'
So $50 $50 ISL 3d. ss3, - $50, 693 s73, "a 1881
SUPERIOR CoUET-Part l.-Nos. "a, lol ZZi9,
1888 ilOs, s.6s 4ssS. s 3e6s i5l 41.s +el 39 iSs'
soyT Part I-Sn 40 4t3. 635 +tl0 1872 ass, 5lo siOc,
%4i0 4sll. 25l5. 3.S,, So, isl, 4i42
COURT or cosmos PLBAs-Part Mos. W.,
y4e PSI eO3 74s 2HT es3 els t2c Ill go. s2t
rsI, n.Eo $40. a. ~ 40, eJ ~ eS7. 3d. 4s4 1875 9s,
ss5 SCI. 45g, 6l2
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sCPREME COURT CiHcuIr.-Fxs. s.-BesOrc Justice
IroNAVD.
IL A..


Luther {. Tibbctts agt. III. \. Twombley large
crowd 0: peopl. sgn to witn-ssthe continuation
., this trial Eur her testimony offered ard Ny Tbbes
declared the case closed on hi part - -
nj Field foT defendant. then moved to dpiss Nj lib.
bottss complaint. TO ground that the words complained Of
were actonabe t,d that the plaintiff Dad not shown
-sI.cS. dzrlsges- - - :,
TIE Jnde granted tte motion and dismissed The suis.
CBssBERs-FE R. g.-BeioTe Justice BARNARD.
DECISION.
Thomas Cox sgt. Angelina Cox.-Rcport con-
e.nsd and judgment of divor snted riaeato ra''ioH
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
~ LINE OF slDE-WHHkL STEAMERS I'D
NEW-ORLEANS-D
WILL SAIL AS FOLLOWS:
MORNING STAR saturday. February 18th.
OF IDl No STAR, knspp.. Saturday, February ISh
EVENING STAR. BeiL.........sStufdsy. March ith:
MORNING. STAR Nelson. .ssto-dsy. March l2'r
OF DINO STAR. Saturday. Match Ia
EVENING STAR BelL...........Seurdsy. Apgl lt.
DAY STAR. .tBuid.I=L
AT . O'CLOCK r. ~.
U1on PIER NO. IS sosrH RryBn Third Piersbove
Foot Of Csnsl-si.. ~ y.
PASsA0FChief cabin stssfoom. 80 10 $40" according
10 location Il s,ssroom Second cabin, SO - -,
IN. MORNING STAR 4. 2ol8 tuu.i IL. EVENING STAB
Ol5 tnn.t the GUIDING STAR 2A6 tune DAY STAR AIS
tn. Custom Hors. measurement Their Passenger
nodacns cscsed by those upon any Other Steamers
the world. . .
ry NO Freight received or BIS OF LAing signed ,er "a
O'clock OF tie day o. sailing ty Fog Freight OF Passage sp
p.y 20 JAMES A. RArNDfi NJ. ~ baIci ay ~
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot q

IL Charnhor.s.., via. Pavonis Ferry:
u. Day Express Tor Csnandaisra Hecn.ssr IT,.
Salamanca West Connects at Buffalo with Lake Sno.e
and Grand Trunk Railways and q. Salamanca with A9asas
and Great Westsrn Railway. o.,,r.
| 40 a. h. Mia and WAY Train daily, to OhsvillA
10 a. E1prs. Mail ior Buffalo. connecting win Lsks
Shore Railway.
an m .yVsy Trail. for Port Jervis ard Newbursh
M Nigt Express for Csnsndaisus hochessss budsk@
k.lsmsncs and West.
D. M Lgh,uins Express, daily for Csnsndasas nochse
.ar Buta!o .a.sEsnc., pnnkbk, and Vest Connect. &
gGlo shh Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk RaiwAyr and q
g,lsmslc. with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
sp,n EusrIn. Taiu daily FOX Bushlo Salamanca, Dun
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Ocean Cleaners

II 8. MAIL LINE-FOr CALIFORNIA
u yis PANAMA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN srEERAGE RATES.
Tho following hrs.cass side wlec steamships viii re dis
nstchsd al noon precisely from Pier No. North River;
Feb. 49, COSTA RIGA. TinkApaueh
Connecting Q. Panama with Golden AGs
Feb ~, OCEAN QUEEN. Weir.
fCounecting a. Panama win Constitution)
March ,, NORTH STAR SLOGAN.
fCouDeclins at Panama with sacrsnientob
Fo- freight or passage apply % a.,
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OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, VIC
~ ElCARAGUA-Shor route. low prces.-rie Central
American Trsnsit Company VIII dispatch Oh the 4Oth OF
ST. sfnship GOLDEN RULE. ID. ). Bsbcoek, mastsr at
greatly reduced rates IL risge For psreusr sppy to
b. y. CAHHlNGTON AGENT,
No LII v ct ct. corner VI w sTTen.st
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOB BOZ
M. IL. SIMUNS A1eox,
Merchants Esvi1sti and Transportation co.
OENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
" depot in New. York foot Of Liberys. North Rivs4
connecting Hampton Junction With Delaware Lsckawsnne
and Western Railroad at Eaon with Lehian 'sley hA
road ans its forming direct line to ftsouf4
and the West. without change Of cars.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Trains daily from tue Wes except SandsyS
when evening Iysin c,,
Sixty Miles ppd Two Hours saved by this line 70 chicago
Ciucia.sli ST. Louis, etc, with bnt change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commsncns Febru-ry " 1882 Leave New York mfolows:
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OF cars TO Cncinrs Chicago, and but Quo changes -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-22

The Anglo-American Policy-The Cam
ning-Monroe Dootrlne-The Proposed
Congress.
zone war at time" was the satisfactory
response of the late President to all that was
said on the subject of European interference in
the affairs of American States. He recognized
readily enough that that was a subject we might,
and perhaps ought 70, fight about, but not
while we were at war on more vital one. Now,
however, our hands are free. We have finished
that zone war;" and it is the universal recog-
milton Of the country that we cannot sit down
under the insolent and even contemptuous vio-
lation by France Of a principle that has become
cardinal point in our national policy. The
face of every man in the United States would
redden with shame il It was thought that we
could do 80; and it Is the consciousness that we
cannot do this that now makes the "Monroe
doctrine one Of the most important topics Of
the time.
But what Is the "Monree doctrine?" Where
does it come from who made its-what does
| il propose This doctrine Is enunciated in two
distinct propositions put forth in President Mon
roe's message for 1923. The first declares it
| u
of the United States are involved; that the
American continents, by the free and independ-
ent condition which they have assumed and
maintain, are henceforth not to be considered
as subjects for future colonization by any
European Powers" The second runs thus
ave owe II to candor and 10 the amicable
relations existing between the United States
/ arI Lt.vns IN 10 W
should consider any attempt on their part te
extend their system to any portion Of this
hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and
safety" II Is important that the propositions
should be kept distinct. The first was merely
a protest, aimed at Russia against the origina
don by European Powers Of any new societies
| in this hemisphere. The second was clea
announcement that the United States would
consider any European interference In the
government of an existing American State q
q hostile act. II is this point in the doctrine
that Is the important one just now.
This point Is indeed the vital one Of the 30
called "Monroe doctrine and this point di'
not originate with President Monroe II di'
not even originate In the United States.
0 originated in Europe-with British states
. man, and as the basis of an agreement between
n England and this country TO prevent the al
n tempts Of France against those American State
that had been colonies OF Spain, but had oh
!, tanned their independence by force of arms
n In 1928 France was OF war with Spain 1t ha
4 become evident that Spain could not re-estat
y lish her authority In her American colonls
a and must lose them; and II was anticipate
!. that France would seize them o. natural col