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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN MRrHopIar
. EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Si1h D0Y-This BODY
again convened on yesterday morning, and for
the first time during the session Bishop Payne
presided; Bishop Wayman also present. The
first subject considered was the selection of
place for the meeting OF the next conference
Rev James A. Handy proposed Annapolis,
Rev. X. Wayman. Frederick city. Md, Rev
Thomas Henry, Washington, ID. q Rev. s.
l.. Hammond, Baltimore and EbeneZer Church
As there was difference Of opinion to the
expediency Of holding the next conference at
any of these places at first. no one was selected
But finally, on the renewal OF the motion for
Annapolis by Rev. B. 7. Tanner Ii was de-
cided to hold the next inference there on the
second Thursday of April 1868.
Rev. W. II. Russell, because of his impaired
health, requested the Conference to superannu-
ate him, and it was done The day being Good
Friday, Conference suspended proceedings
about III O'Clock. to engage in devotional SER
vice, and to hear discourse by Rev. W. ID.
Moore on the crucifixion of Christ.
Bishop Payne give the Conference notice
that the session would not be continued one
minute OF Tuesday neutrality-suspicious. Sun.
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~ GeneraI Sheridan has issued an ord

~ General Sheridan has issued an order
establishing Military Commission in New
Orleans for the trial or man named Walker
who is charged with the crime of murder and
who has once been tried by civil Court, and
discharged. 1t is said that some OF the un-
punished July rioters will also be tried This
l. the first Commission established by mill .
tary authority, under the Reconst structiou
RilIa
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RAILROADS.
1901 PlsNsYLSasfA Rourl 1867
&Ws 8

e.
TO III. EORrHwlsr, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
W asd aner March Ath, lSo7, trains win run -
Washins'On-.-I %. m. Bslsinors..-..l, 10 ,. N.
TEE eRIAT D6GBLs-rRAoK ROUTE. 81 h m
yfsh EL16ANT SOBHERY. Palace State room
Day and night Oars with modern imDrovements.
and saving from foIr 70 twelve hours In time over
any ofner route. Two hundred miles eayod "a
Western ano Central New York
Two Daily Trains to the Wet Wsss;
nfouGh from Baltimore to ROOHESrHR ana
PITTSBURGH without change
fssseneers By this route from Baltimore have
ene sdyantase of making all changes in UHIOH
pEP0Te. And no FERRIES.
. Tickets By this route can be procured at the Of
Zee, corner sth street and Psnnsylvania avenue,
eneef the National Hctsl, where reliable infoR.
Passengers procuring tickets at this once can
seSnre sssomnodations in slsspins Oars for FL
W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Northeast corner 9th street aad Penna. ey4
Washington, d. o.
Baltimore, Nd. del-ly
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CTEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE

H0TlCE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
OAPL. = Z. LEos sAKD, now in -
so!s cSfS9ssSi. SRs the ana sssss;
1Sn,. S Sn ss viii resume
s.i.ins,s' s:s .i,s5 s'SS:I,' LIESi
SogftE bis 4; S9seSR z y ShsH sfSsa.s sSzSEr fsSSzzSSE
fETF fETTFrSSCRWSS wkHs4hE GssfMNS6SARRGE w III HTG f e
fDBD'S WH1RE s.d RLoYp's f1kDINHS.
see,ss LloId's Landing at D. m, Cambridge st
Z m, and Haston Poins st 2 m, every Monday,
ststs landings, and resc hing Baltimore ct O. M
On tie following mornings.
fe 6-H
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL OOALii
Best WHITE ASH at IS, By the ton. All stzss
to SUIT customers
Saved and Spit Sist ehk WOOD, SO s'r.sora.
Long Oak, as Der cord
A ton Of Coal sold By me always weighs 40 lbs
e2s-ly Osrnsr 4.h and q street,.
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TO Ii U LII
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons Of ,240 lbs, delivered in any part OF
the city. W
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $50.
BED Ash. $8.2s.
Lehigh. 90.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Once; or ct the Wharf.
loot OF Seventh street
s.P BROWN q SON,
ja35h l65 9Th street, between u and r.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB
BALTIMORE.
Makiag freight con estion ct AQUA CREEK
With BiCHmOND. FkEDERIOks- eea
BURG AND POTOMAC hail kOAD. e&B4
The steamer HX PRESS, Capt A. q.
niekie. and steamer rkENSkbBO, Cnpt; John Il.
wilson, leave Washington from efIth street
vhsrf every WEDNESDAY, and eAT6RDAY at
%. N, Tor BaltimOrs, ard usual ysy landings
Potomac river. Retur ming leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY snd FKIDAT,4p m.
For further Information apply to
j. 3. BRYAN BRO,
NIB ISH No. 3A5 Pennsylvania ave.
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sEOREr DIs1AsYs

gAnAlIYAN's GIFIis tho most certain, safe and
edeetual lremedy-indeed, the only vegetable rome
~ ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours: no mineral, no
oelsam, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken II
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, 93.
6AnARIfAN's RooT AND HxIB Jurcn-A posftfve
snd permanent sure fer spyhilis 6crOfufA, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters. 10. Price 0I Is pef kettie
Solo By 3. O. Ford. See advertisement mII
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AfBsr PARIS FASHIONS or Han
IL DRESSING.
Dc. ALLI0T,
IkENCH HAIR. DRESSER.

32l strest. between 18th and I4th ssp.
nr. Alliot. from Paris. Hair Dresser, Of TIE
celebrated Bachel, With whom he arrived In thio
eoantry. hes now been established fer the Last
eight ysars In Washinyton and NsuIert, On:
Dying the patronage OF the dsDo natisnS, and
ofths Aiehess society. He has the honor TO aa-
bounce that hs hes ths ssssoa imported the latest
everything that belshGs 70 IL dFsssfAG Of haiS
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RIMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

Full Information, with the highest tssttsso
etdtS also, Book on SPECIAL Diseases, IN sealed
and yos tciH not rssrs IL; for Is advertising ply
cians are gener ally tDpostors, YefeYeaces
Tor postage and direct to BIB. LAWRENCE, No.
IL Bond street. New Yerk 40 i3-DkWly
~ MARRIAGE AHD CRLIBAOY, AND THE
EEappinsss Of True Manhood; An ESSAY for
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Disc asss which
create fmpediments to Marriage, with sure means
Of Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOU0UTON. !.
Howard Association, Philad defphia, Pa. % u-sm
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0ln New ! ork, on Monday, Betty Kahn
hung herself N consequence of her severe
sunerings from neuralgia
~Chief Justice Chase Of the Supreme a
Court has appointed Judges Nelson, Swaine
ano Miller commission TO prepare the forms
ano practice under the new bankrupt law
The London Times says sit Is the inteu
ton OF the Queens Government to withdraw
at no distant ii ne all British troops from the
American Continent"
ga New Jersey farmer has just been con =
yicted on eight indictments. and fined Sl.OO0
for poisoning cattle belonging to his neiehbore
miss Laura q. Tomlinson, Connectic en- Z
school teacher, OF highly respectable connec-
tons, died in Providence last week Ia conse-
quence OF treatment TO procare abortion.
0"British Columbia" 10 the contem mplated
"acouisition." The London Times does no
seem TO object. IL thinks it Will come In time
~England has about four hundred steam
plows and cnlivators in operation, saviag tho
labor OF about twenty-five hundred horses.
ground.
@The Erie Dispatch says q amind- your-
oWn-businees. society" was to have BEEN
formed In that city. but the project SslI
throueh because no one could oe found Who
was eligible fo- membership.
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THkOUGH LINE BRTwREN WAsHIN0rOn
u PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
"a 71

WAsHINsroN, Jan. 9, 1857.
Trans between Washington ana Hsv York are
Dov run a. follows. viz:
FOB NEW YORK, without change OF cars.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at f:4S Q. m. and
no FOB NEW YORK. changing sers .s rhiisAsl.
Leave daily tszcept Sunday st HIS .. N. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
m. and $50 and $50 D. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer Now York and Phil "a slphis at $50 ,.
N only.
Sleeping cars for Hsv York on go p n. train
daily.
Through tickea ~ PhiladelD Dhia, New York. or
Boston, be had the Station Ofee at all hours
In <ae day. As we'll es at the new ONCE n the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
ayeuGe, estween 6th AID 7th streets.
saedule between Washingtsn, Baltimore
ANA pods, and the Vest
Ill WILSON Master Of rransportasieu.
i. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
sssro. 8. koosrz. Agent Warrington.
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I InE AND OAJTD To eeltrassos ana bald
=. $50 eslo. q seoa Ill =. Las iosds q
ssA 7sAa. sssfb. bet. J and =. is:,A.l
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DENTISTRY.

hb. LEWIES DENTAL ASSOCIATION
- No. 200 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets
uIeetn extracted without pain By sdmi insterins
IugIt OIyde or Laughing Cos. Dr.
fh.milin n.s recently purchased the besty1@S
Snss1lch Apparatus In the country for r0
Eaang pnre sas every day; also, an i'm proved Val
seLn inhaler. The Association 10 now pre- Bar ed
Ta,r Teeth on Gold, silve- ea. Rubber at New
LolA. fniisdeiphia and Hpston prices. All per-
- .h .hsning dental ~crz done can have It IS che eap
- 20 tne above hsmsd cities. All work done in
tno heatest and pest manner, and warranted to
sRo examine our work. de "a n
n. LOOMS, M D.,
nyentsr and Patentes Of the HIHUBA1
kLAan Ik1TH, attends personally atHn
ns oEce In thts city. Many persons cam -
NeM &ese teeth who cannot wear others,
these.
Persons calling st ny once can be socommoda-
20 VIE sny style and price of Teeth they may de-
ofe, out 20 those " he are particular and wish the
Raxsst, eteanest, strongest and most perfect den
~ tnet ART can procure, the AIUBBAL T1ITH
VIII be more fully wsfranted
kooms In this cfty-Eo 3Ss Penu'a svenus, be-
Mssn s5n snd ieth sts. Also, SoT Arch street,
fhisdeiphfa- oc 30-ly
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BALTIMORE AHD OHIO RAILROAD,
u WARRINGTON, Jan. 8, 1857.
& u e

&
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MOBE, and WASHINGTON AND THD WI6T
ere now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIM0RD.
Leave daily, except sunday, at Too, 79, and
u.ls D. NJ, and 30e, an ID 80, and SEQ D. m,
f0R ALL WAY BTATIONS
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, ct Too .. m, and
Jos Way srArIoss SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave ct Sis and 100 q n. and ct 800 and 1; a
,. m.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ 100 o: m, and 40 p. N. No train.
% or from Annapolis ON Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
YOR BALTIMORD.
Leave at f:0 q. m ., and 310U and 500 D m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ae 7:3 O.. N >, and Leo and 90 D. -
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE west
Leave daily, except Sunday. st 7:S5 Q. m., and
On Sunday st 500 D. N only, connecting at Relay
5tanon With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
fE6f5 fascSak ffffok.rs ff to tn. Yves. can B. h.A !.
the sshington Station Ticket ONCE at ali hours
IN the dsy, rs well a. At the ONCE of the Bank
syenue, between 6th and 7th streets.
For New York, Phfladelphfa and Boston seS
advertisement Of '.Through Line
J. u. WILSON, Master Of TRANSPORT tstion
u. -. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oo9 q GEO. 8. KOOHTZ. Agent Washinston
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Motions were maSe 10 lay on the tael@ and
postpone. both which were rejected; ana ne
club adjourned.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pepnsylvsnis avenue, near Wfllards' Hotel.

THIS testurdayJ EVENING, APRIL 20, 1867 q,
Last appearance positively OF
MISS JULIA DAILY.
The reTformanc W i'll cemme with
WOMANS CURIOSITY.
In addition to which will be presented John
BrOug hem % KxtravsganZa,
PO-OA-HON TAS.
Mr.. J.W. WALLACK VIII appea on Monday
next, in A DANGEROUS GAMH.
fharsday, April Is, Aonusl Benefit Of DR. D. h
Bess Business Manager.
LOoh ont for the Grand Programme.
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Marshall is going to paint Grant.
Nasty is lionized in Boston.
John C. Breckenridge is in London.
-Ristori is going to Buffalo for one night.
Professor Youmans lectured in st. Paul
on the Goth.
Mr.. Peabody is .torgiving - Washington
Republican.
The prize fighters Mace and Goss have
been let out of Jail.
Professor Maurce's first lecture at Cam
bridge was on the word 81"
Bishop Coke breaches a memorial sermon
on Bishop Burgess in Providence this week.
The Minister of War at Copenhagen has
selected the Peabody rifle for the Danish army.
BY the death of Cardinal Villecourt there
are now fourteen Cardinals hats disposabe.
The Swedish Government has Just asked
the Chamber for three millions of riX dollars
for the purchase of needle-guns.
M. Philarete- -Chasles announces himself as
a candidate for one of the vacant seats in the
French Academy.
The German journals state that the mar
rage of the King of Bavaria is fixed for the
18th of May.
"A rumor is prevalent that the Sultan is
likely to visit Paris during the Universal Exhi-
bition.
Hon. D. P Alexander, former Congress
man, died at Little Falls, Herlimer county,
last week.
--Suratt was allowed another interview
with his sister yesterday. He has taken to
religious reading.
Mr.. Sutton, chief reporter for the Senate
had severe attack of apoplexy, but is re-
covering.
If Mr.. Webb carries his new ram to Eng
land, it is confidently expected that the Derby
rams will be totally eclipsed.
Fears are entertained for the safety of
Bishop Whitehouse, of Illinois, who sailed
from Europe in a vessel that is much overdue.
The President has nominated Professor
Wolcott Gibbs as Commissioner to the Paris
Exhibition, in place of Professor Agassiz,
whose duties prevent his acceptance of the
office. If.a m.
! p. Brockhaus has just published the first
volume of a series of German Poets of the
Sixteenth Century" It is edited by Karl
Gedeke and Julius Tltmann, and may be
described as a collection of the songs Of the
| period in question.
The French Emperor has received replies
from Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales
to the letters notifying the birth of the
Princess Marie Letizia Catherine Adelaide,
daughter Of Prince Napoleon and the Princess
J ClOtilde.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-26
Michigan Legislature.

GOVERNOR CRAPo's VETO OF A RAILROAD BILL.
DETROIT, February 26.-Governor Crapo
Yesterday vetoed the Port Huron and Lansing
Railroad bill, on the ground of its being un-
constitutional and inexpedient. The billallows
ten per cent. on the assessed valuation to be
given to the road by all the townships in any
county traversed by the road.
The Governor says that this system win
create an enormous flood of bonds, which capi-
The credit of Michigan, forced to go begging,
will stand low in the market, emigrants will
be slow to come into communities thus bank
rupting themselves, and such magnificent
schemes, which promise wealth, will work
inevitable ruin.
The veto was made the special order for
Thursday morning in the Senate.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-26

By the Atlantic Gable.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER FROM AMERICA.
QUEENsTowN, February 90 Noon.-The
steamers City of Baltimore and Malta, from
New York on the 18th instant, arrived, en-
route for Liverpool, last evening.
FURTHER SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABEAs
CORPUS.
LONDON, February 26-Noon.-The privilege
of the writ of habeas corpus in Ireland has
been suspended for three months longer.
THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CENsURED.
Earl Russell censuTes the Government of the
United States for pleading for the Fenians.
PUBLIC DISCUSSION ON REFORM
The Reform measures of the Earl of Derby
form the topic for general conversation. The
leading newspapers have editorials in approval.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, February y26-Noon.-King William
of Prussia will be Emperor of Germany.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, February 26-Noon.-Consols for
money, 91 Erie Railroad shares, 374 Illinois
Central, 77!; U. S. 5-20s, 73a.
LIVERPOOL February 26-Noon.-The Cotton
market is very dull and depressed, and quota
ions are barely maintained. The sales to-day
are trifing, and will not exceed 5000 or 1000
bales. Opening rate is 13sd. Breadstuffs
generally quiet and steady; corn, AS. Lard,
nos I'D
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, February 26.-There is no demand
for Flour for shipment, and no disposition on
the part of home consumers to purchase moro
than they want for immediate use; sales of a
few hundred barrels including superfine, at
$S(0S75; extras at S9@l050; Northwestern extra
family at $ll@12'50; Pennsylvania and Ohio do.
do at Sll@0 A. the latter rate for high grade; and
fancybrandsat sl45O 1880. according TO quality
Rye Flour is quiet with small sales at $7(97'25
Moth ing doing in Corn Meal
There is very little Wheat coming forward,
and prime lots are in good request, but the
transactions are small, owing TO the difference
in the views of buyers and sellers; sales Of
Pennsylvania red at S270@3; Southern at
S8@3'26; and white at S3'l5@3'35. Rye may be
quoted at $l'33@lS5 q bushel for Pennsylvania.
Corn is in fair request at a decline of lc. p
bushel; sales of 5000 bushels new yellow at 97c.
in store and 99c. afioat. Oats are in better de-
mand, and we advance our quotations lc. D
bushels sales OF 5000 bushels Pennsylvania at
5S@59c. 1000 bushels Canada Barley, to arrive,
sold at Sl'25; and 1000 bushels Malt at Sl'40.
There is less demand for Cloyerseed, and
prices are unsettled and lower; sales at SS@8'25
e bushel. Timothy ranges from $500 to 1915.
Flaxseed is selling at 1925.
Whisky-The contraband article is in limited
demand at Sl@l'50, with downward tendency.
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THE FENIANS.
stnte ConventIon nt Utica.

A State Convention of the Feulan Brother
hood will be held at Utica, in this State, COM
mencing tomorrow, and will last for three or
four days President Roberts left the city last
evening, in order to be present at the Conven-
tion. General 0'Neill, of Ridgeway fame, will
also be present, it is expected, and very impor-
tant business will be laid before the body by
President Roberts, now that the late disturb.
ance in Ireland has been proved an absurd
folly. This is the first of a series of State Con-
ventions which is to be held over all the coun-
try, preparatory to the coming Canadian cam
many weeks more pass. General preparations
are beng made to supply and provision the
Irish Republican army. PRESIDENT lRoberts will
deliver an address in Chicago before the Fenian
night of st. Patrick's Day.-N. Y. Tribune to-day.
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The Appeal of PhIlaretes, metropolitan
of Moscow.


In the name OF the Father, the Son, and the
Holy Ghost Amen A portion of a people
protesting the same faith as ourselves, and
from whom our ancestors obtained and handed
down to us the precious gilt of orthodoxy, are
subjected now to cruel caamues; deprived of
Langer of death to abandon their country, they
are now suffering tor the neCessaries of every
day life. To such state have the inhabitants
of ancient Crete, ana especially the aged men,
the women and children, been reduced; and
this because the strong and capable among
them are exhausting their strength and sub
stance in an armed struggle. The undertaking
OF the latter we do not dwell upon by any man.
ner of reasoning. We are not called upon to do
so. But to show compassion, and, as Tar as lies
in our power, to proher help to the suffering,
and especially, as the Apostle teaches us, to
those OF our 0 Rn faith, is Christian duty, and
as by the neglect of this duty we would justly
merit Ieproach so, on the other hand, by the
fulflment of this work of humanity and Chris
tian charity, we cannot fear 10 bring upon us
the oblouuy of those who look with other eyes
than we do upon the struggles and sutferings of
the Cretans.
Having recognized these claims, the clergy of
Moscow have, in private conference, deter
mined to undertake, and do undertake a voun-
tary subscription to provide help for the suffer-
ing Cretans, with the view also of encouraging
other classes to take a part in this undertaking
and to receive with due regard every mite
offered by the hand Of benevolence.
The princloal place for receiving contrlbu-
tons as well as the funds subscribed, is the
Cathedral Convent of Tchudovo, where COM
mi.tee is being formed consisting of the Archi-
mandIites OF AndroniefIsk and Sretiensk of the
Cathedral Protohiereus.
The sums collected will be forwarded to their
destination through the speedest and safest
channel. FHILARErEs,
G-lf Metropolitan of Moscow.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA FEBRUARY g

Fo, additional Marine NelOs see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
schr AIonzo c. Austin Willard, Charleston, Aershon
SchT j. Williamson, Corson. Richmond. J. F. Justus.
Schr John RRmbo, Horrocks, Washington, DOH
schr j. T. Weaver! Weaver, Boston, Boston, Wanns-
schr New Nation CARL salem. A. g; CattelI z co.
Schr Maggie Van Dusen. Corsoni quincy Polnt, via
New Castle, D. S. Stetson & Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Barque Eureka. smith. Ga days from Liverpool. with
RaTone Thomas Daiett, Smith, 50 days from RIO
Janeiro, with coffee to John Daett d Co. Towed up
0y tug America ,,rMopANDA ac
Sohrs A Flanagan, Corson, and John johnson, Nc
Bride Tor Phadephia, sailed from Trinidad previous
70 sem lS5 Charles Bacheder English for Philadelphia
cleared at Boston 2Sd inst
Schr b. q. Scribner, burgess, hence remained at
Trinidad 18th inst.
'i'-~ ,i.a DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK February - = Arrived. steamship
steamship Il. b. souder, Lockwood from Charleston.
Steamship Juno, Smith, from Wilmington, N. @.
steamship Saratoga, King, from Richmond.
Steamship AlbemRrle Bourne, from Richmond.
steamship Neptune Baker from Boston.
ship Johann Wilhelm, Landee, from Shields.
Barque Palermo, McCarty, from New Orleans.
Barque John Griffith. Chase, from Nuevitas.
Barque Regia, Larson. from Bordeaux.
Brig Gertrude, Richards. from Rio Janelro
Brig Isola, West. from Galveston
Schr Lord OF the Isles Cummings, from Rasgeu
Schr Dorado, Eldridge from san Bias.
Schr E. G. Knight, Whittemore, from Para;
Schr ii. s. BoyntOn, Stubbs, from SaYannanns. rlzs
Schr Albert Thomas, Van Brunt, from St. MA MA San
Cleared, ships Young America. cunminSSsi;, si;,sna 9ni
Dannermanf. do Rhine Krommerberg do pas9uss ssStas
Challenge, Westlake sydney n. .-sbi,Tg si w" Wachter
Bremen. briSs Princess Alice Price, MOnteyid99 g
Buck, Gott, ArrOyO Aura King Aa5S Aa55S Ride RaaFs
az creiti F RichSrdson. Thompson. Nusvtas J. b
Myers, Van Ceaf Baltimore
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rhs Late SHOOTING Afrray In Hobolsen

To the Editor of the New York HeraId:-In
your account of the shooting affair at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Hoboken, on Friday, there are some
statements to which l must take exception.
First, my husband did not invite relative Of
mine to the ball. Secondly, my age is twenty
one, not twenty-three. Thirdly, was not gaily
dressed, as l understand the make up OF the
toilet. Fourthly, none of the shots fred
missed. With regard to the conversation be-
tween myself and my husband at the hall, it is
correctly embodied In the following statements
Il did not arrive at Odd Fellows Hall until
about IL O'clock; went up into the ballroom
and took a seat; my husband saw me and came
up and said, what brought you here ?" said
81 wanted to Gomez he said "Go up stairs and
take off your shawl and hat" / replied, 81
won't;n he turned from me. and with that fred
on him; he ran out through a door and / fol-
lowed and fired the second times one man
caught hold of and held me, and another man
took the revolver from me; my husband went
up stairs and came down with his hat aud coat /;
called for policeman and said, Take me off
to the Station House" an officer then came in
and took me off to the police station.
CAROLINE GEsCHwIKDT.