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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER announced the following
shan9es in the Standing Committees:
Mr. r. H. Woods the Judiciary In place OF Mt kier-
nan; and Herman Colleges, ia place OF MT Trainer
Gov. FentOn sent in the reports OF the Metropolitan
Fire Department, Metropolitan Board OF Health, and
Metropolitan Board OF Excise.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. BRUSH-TO amend the act relative 10 CONNER
cal paper that hereafter al bills OF exchange, drafts
notes payable at sight or on demand shaH not De
deemed due aud payable without days VI grace belhg
by Mr.. TOwERTo close portion Of Water-st, Brook
lyn Also to amend the Brooklyn Fire Department act
for the Eastern district
by Mr.. sMITH-To prohibit gas companies in New
York aud Brooklyn from collecting rents meters
BY Mr. MURPHY-To Incorporate the Corcoran irish
Legion OF NewY York.
By Mr.. HARrMAN-In relation to wharfs, piers and
bulkheads In New-York and Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. FREAR-To protect life and property from
steam boiler explosions
BY Mr.. KIEfNAN-A bill TO amend the act providing
for a Constitutional Convention, 10 prevent any
further expenditures for that purpose.
BY Mr. HUMPHkEY-To regulate the freight ON milk
on the Harlem Railroad
Mr. w. 3. CLARK-To repeal the act providing for n
constitutional Convention,
BY Mr. PURDY-To incorporate the Hudson River sus-
peDson Bridge Company.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. La BAU-For the appointment OF a committee
of three to qure into the affairs OF the Adirondack Rail
road Company. Laid en- the table.
The following resolution then offered by Mr.
MURPHY:
Eod % the Senate eohes) That the Senator's Members Of
from tks State BE- and hereby
Eseuvs prOtsob q the United states
knlD bsJs aliSt phb v''l, kwsh % pIsAss buissa
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ..ALBANT, Jan. IS, 1888
Senator F0LGER was elected temporary
President ,,, q, .
enlisted after the state ceased 10 pay bOuntes.
NOTICED.
BY Mr.. MURPH6-FOr the Improvement OF the Walla-
bout Improvement In Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. EDWARDS-To incorporate the village OF Green
BY Mr. CREAME'R-Incorporatin the Peoples Metro
poitan and Suburban Underground Railroad Company
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY. Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the construction OF a
bridge over Hudson River between Nerpancks Point
and ButeUnik Falls. The bill provides fOT suspension
bridge not TO extend two miles, the capital Of the
Port Railroad Company, 10 build railroad through the
Northern Wilderness
BY Mr.. .MORGAS-Authorizng the Treasurer TO pay
the City OF Rochester 39Jl %, that being the amount
paid by said city for repairing injured by tne over
bow OF the canal ia 1866 Also, Incorporating the Nor
risania Savings Bank.
TRAITORS Of deceased persons appointed III other
Btates. to maintain actions in this State
BY Mr.. UUBBARD-Io facilitate the construction OF
the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad and author
BY Mr.. asing the powers OF Commits
Of Excise License. 1t provides that furnishing
evidence shall be punished as for PERJURY that no
freehOdcr shall sign FOR more than one applicant, rd
that false claim Of being freehoder shall be punished
a. q misdemeanOr. Also, authorizing life Insurance,
trust oan and savings companies 10 subscribe Tor loan
bonds In Ulster and Orange Counties.
Mr. MURPHY presented the petition OF the General
Theological Seminary Of the Protestant Episcopal Chrch
for an extension Of its annual income TO $4,000 ~
Mr. CREAMkR asked unanimous consent that the Dlll
authorizing the authorities OF NeW-1OTK 10 raise Dy TAX
100000 for the support OF the poor said city, for the
present year, be considered Immediately Granted and
BIZ read third time, and passed without amendment.
Mr. PARKER notice OF bill authorizing the Com
nssoners of the United States Circuit Court 10 take a
dayits and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The Senate then adJ JOurned
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.yoRK..."..JAx Is.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship C,blrne Whiug Berry ST Thomas VIA bernnda jan
with rds Ard pass johnson Higgins sailed IN company win
brig B Kirby mr H.wlork The brig Nellie Clifford, from Rich
ILobd, Va put into Bermuda Jan. T. dsnsuted -.
Ship shs-speae anb Bsysen Hamburg Dec D. via Dover dh
and M Soman Rys Has had two deaths on the
passga Passed Madeira Dec 49, Bermuda 3lt and Cape eas
Jan which time Las had strong northey se and spit foTesa
aud msinsnL
BARK Pe.rleo 10 svso Q) Gros Newcastle Bng day with
SOrch smith Has had hesyy ~eathe In which lost
sails 49, while flrng the b Marehn
nativ. of Genoa. fell overheard aud was lost
Bark Algeria ( Mcfee Of and from Aniossan - days With Iron
10 W Nelson's Had tue weather the 18th last since that
time has had strong noery gales and carried away mansa yard
and split sails
Brg FeetNng tB of Port Medvay ST. Park Maianss days
With Miller Iionghion Made the Highlands Jan 49, tool
gale b. aBd south o Cape May since that time has
bad strong NV gales lost sysa aud both bs has had pilot
DAYS
Schr L. Miller Wilson Bounr Cove where she sunk In oe
tobe voysse from Eiabehpon for Newayen towed
the by the stea,ntug and will be repaired
bchr Pilgrim, McOinnis. Greenwich
schr Kao Ecksrsou for Providence with coal
Sehr Huntington, Jone EiLabehpo for Bristol With coal
Schr Charlie HANy Bennett EIsbehpoh for Sag liaIbo With
coal
shr Benjamin Strong Brown ElrabehpOt for Providence with
coal
shr Ann Elizabeth Roberts EiAbehpot for Providence coal
setr Chief, Smith EIsbcthpor for Norwich. with coal
MEMORANDA
The wrectng shr L. Merritt Wilton, returned TO this 18TH
With aud hemp from the wreck Of the bark Persia ashore Fire
Island
seht Seweomb from ErAbethpor, for Boston which
sso Tie W Chop of the h Inst She sustained
damage
DOMESTIC PORTS
HoLxRss HoLE Jan l3Aued scbrs Princess nom New iork
for Boston, Luey D. Higgins lm Richmond for Boson n Hay
sL asR chassop M posssn snew, hom Baltimore 0I Roeh
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

ALBANY, Jan. 15.-The ,New-York State
Eclectic Medical Society met at the Dclayan House at II
o'clock this moTung. President DR.. Wm " Headey
IN the Chair. -la---------..
resolution was adopted inviting the Governor. tho
Senate and the Assembly to attend the evening session
The Constitution was amended liking the annual meet
ing in January. .,
vote OF thanks extended TO Senators oDonnell,
Assemblymen Pitts Wbers, and Bruce for their friendly
offices.
Annual reports were made by the PRESIDENT ana recIe-
tary, after which a recess was taken
At the afternoon session Mrs Hayden 81 NewGCrk was
elected 10 a membership.
An essay was read oy Dr. PeAse Coroner OF schenec-
tady.
DR. Robert g. Newton read paper on Cancers assert;
ing that cancer is OF local rather than consutODal
disease and that IL is durable. He spoke AT length on
the fungus hemeoides or encephalod or Rose cancer
which lie pronounced parasitca Ike the nlstetoe on
the oak tree. ,,
Drs d. T. smith, lGeddes. Frost, wilder Comins. and
Prof Allen spoke of the efficiency Of chlOnated sOd.
applied externally aud internally IN cases OF Group and
diphtheua ,. , a.,
Dr Wilder addressed the Society In behalf OF the
Eclectic Medical College IN New-YOrk.
Mr. +. L. Pitts Will preside az the evening session .
Prof Paul W. Allen Of the New-IOrk Eclectic Medical
College VIII deliver the annual address upon Eclectic
Medicine its history and future, at the Assembly Chan-
tonight
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
CouRT CALENDARs-FoR THURSDAY.

SUpREME COURT-GcnerdI Ierm-Prcferrcd
Case: No lG Enumerated Motions: Nos. 81, o., 3D. 81
CO. c. c. &C. &C. o. TO- ~ ~ 49, 5 70 " 78 5o Crento
PtRT I-NOs o95O SOL 745, GIL 49, 6Sj $40, sl3 77 7i9
col 95 76i 775 795, 953 977. 79l 6O7 s33 PART INos
l9O 5s 554 555 67s 90i, 04 2 9s 80 s2e sos 22 eC2
77G 736 2CG $50 $50 g. Chdnbers Cases Nos.
li2 I3 1856 I39 49, 174 2s 23 s0 36 352 35, 1884, 3io
3ll 1885 3GO 30l, 1884, 1886, 1856, 392. Call: No. 398.
StPERIOR CoURI-TTiH TefH-PAKT Nos. 1889, 5G2f,
3e23 1883 1852 36G9 1885, 3c37 S49 3j7o $780, 35l3 67
1901 PART -NOs 29lO 1885, $780, 1878, 1885, $780, 36i4
S774 37s2 S77s, IA. 1886, 2Gi2, 2G40, $3.50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Genern Tci'm.-NO Trial
Term calendar. . .
TO 75 ~, 20. -. - - 80 . .
BRooYN CRY CoURTNos. 70, 3d. 80, 49, 49, So 4s, o1,
63, co, 90, 93 %, 20, 4, l6, %, 35, 40, 80.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

l.pd Stephen xor from Philadelphia for Boston wm Murray rom
Boston Nellie Powers from Charesson for Boston, Com
erce Newburyro for Bamore Wm Walton from Boston Tor
Phidelpha H. w wslngto3, from NsvYOrk for Bristol; Sarah
Barton NewYok for Hngesm Sea Queen. m Baltimore TOR
Portland In port; Bari IO1e brig Caroline Kelly .ch Hattie
igbt Freddie waiter Belle Brandon Jackson and Ese
PoKrRrss MONROE Jan l5Arrved u saeo Passed
mn ,eh Jackson spanish Ntln Baltimore Sailed
Survey sebr bailf, for Savannah
wxSorOs C., jan a- Sailed steamship Fairbanks for New.
York.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEN TION.


ALBANY Jan. 15.-The Convention spent the
morning session In the discussion Of the Report on Cha
tics and Charitable Institutions. The Hon Erastus Brooks
made speech Of hour in length IN favor OF his
proposed new article, by which Board OF Chari-
ties, consisting OF eight persons, Is appointed,
to whom all applications for charitable ap
propriatons are TO be referred Judge Comsock
Of OnOndaga spoke IN opposition 10 H.. MT. Henry G.
Murphy defended the appropriations made by the Legs
latuTe cOntcndilg that they were not made without duc
care and scrutiny and not prOiuse or exravagant
Some wag has supplied all the delegates with copies OF
the celebrated controversy between MI Brooks and Arch
bishop Hughes
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session the Constitutional
Convention resumed consideration OF the report on Char
ities test vote taken after the session com
menced when IL found that quorum was present,
whereupOn the Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

STORE SHADEs-PLAIN, GILT, or LETTERED.
SKyLI6Hr sHApAs
BHBLP CURTAINS
KELTrs No. AZ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1SGe.-This pop
uar Auuu. Tor sale the oce Of The Tribune
Zee Advertisement under beas OF Nov Publications
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16


given last ght In aid OF the Freedmen by the Third Uni
tartan Society. The comic drama The Jacobite" was
was very lady-ko and looked the part. Mr. Brown as
Jack was exceedingly humorous, and the gentleman play
great feeling The farce Popping tho Question" con,
cluded the performance, which very well attended
by "a very select audience.
At Yesterdays session of the Fire Commits
sioners a communication from the Mutual Aid Society o
Fire Department was received, infOliAing them that
and Abram G. Hull Secretary. Tho Mutual Aid Society
has sos members and on the death OF one each or The SUB
scrbers contributes w. and the whole amount u preseh
ted TO the widow or immediate relatives ot the deceas IL
aus 1 gsc,ne setcd and The BOARD adopted
code Of regulations relative TO matters Of dress.
Before the Police Commissioners, yesterday,
Sergeant Uessian was called To trial by Mr. John ste
phens reporter Of The World for jecting him from
colOred matchmaking ON New Years eve. dispute
to their soboty and the sergeant having the power had
the best OF It, George Allen complained OF Patroman
ncemnn Rllen's comrades testified that Allen seized
Walsh by the coat and that the officer gently tapped him
hold Witness was standing by intending 10 take hand
In tho afiray, as he remembered st. Pstrick's Day.
A number of persons who, during the late
war; confined In Fort Lafayette, Fort Warren and
other places which they term Bustles met In Gibsons
Building, Broadway yesterday their object being to
the charge Of treason, and demand indemnity the
hardshps which they suffered. TO this end the follow
plan OF proceeding James NJ Wall Burlington. N. j.. T..
I. Wright, New-York CITY; NJ NJ Jones, Albany N. y;
Louis, Mo; L. worrcll, 81, d., Delaware City; A. Mac
Gregor, Canton, Ohio NJ Y. johnson, Galena, ILL.,; SAM
ue PIKE, Southport, Conn., g. w Brown, Baltimore, Md;
J.. 7. Milliken Fort Wayne, Ind: Henry Clay Dean.
Mount Pleasant Iowa; Jas McIenry. Cambria, Pa; the
Rev Stuart Robinson, Kentucky; " H. jackson, District
Of Columbia.
BROOKLYN.-Dry Goods Clerks E. c. A.
ball In the New Academy, this evening.
Musical Soir6e of the New-York and Brook
lyn Conservatory of Music this evening.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beccher lectured in
Portland last evening.
Spectators got fifty, one. two, three, and
even four hundred tickets for Mr. Dlckenss Reading.
A fashionable wedding is announced for this
evening in the Church Of the Pilgrims
The Stereopantascope, before the Young Peo-
pies Association, iu tho Pieneponts Baptist Church,
this evening.
Relative to the Common Councils appointing
committee 10 go TO Albany TO look after the Interests Of
Brooklyn The Eagle remarks that II IL Is the business Of
public body TO look after another will be necessary
to eect Board OF kind to look after the Common
Council and 10 attend to the legitimate business Of that
body while its members are at Albany looking after the
Legislature
Mr.. Jacobs, on Tuesday, secured the uDapi-
m0ut consent VI the Assembly 10 the passage Vf IAy
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

GouGE's VENrILATIoN.-Par Dining and
Sleeping Rooms Kitchens Ba'.men Cellars Water Closets and sta
bes made sweet Pure AIR supplied TO Schools and Churches Pam
phet address HtSKr GorGE, No -, Boadsay New
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
nouneemenlsl |

Seven years experience without failure OF
an lob proves ,yond doubt cay that the BURGLAR
ALaRH TILEGAAfH will make our house lufglarufoot
.B. H0LAKs, No 20l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
THE scuufrzENFEsT.

The general meeting OF the sew ~ .o,oro,,,aes an.
pointed to make the necessa =. nrsrarot,ors for the
Grand Festival Of the Ar .-,ron snsrnsnooters, 90.
ciety to take place ir NV, Convened last even.
ing ~ so Xy.m' sAla Assembly Rooms. Mr.. John q.
steffen pres)d,d The report Of the Finance secre-
tafy wy .ead ana approved. The Committee on Or
ganpation then reported through its Secretary, VI.
lax or&enthan which report rather lengthy doc
ument. verbose and full Of supernuities the
most interesting parts however Nay be
summed up In the following ~ Admission
to fhe grounds shall be twenty-five GENTS forseach
fhe superintendent OF the buildings now erecting at
scscsn 4ss o
the rtne practice have been placed under the charge
OF Mr. Knoesy. an experienced sharpsho0ter from
the HEEALD and other city papers and the Ledger
of Philadelphia for their support OF the enterprise,
which now appears to be beyond failure. The com.
| and what number Of nonsenscal figures, re-
| presenting, or rather msrepresentng, medieval
Germany Wv win appear M 10 the ,Pestzag est ns may all
In the nineteenth century Armnians clad in the
hides OF beasts, with bow and arrow, and the cos
tune OF the valorous knight, George of Froudsberg
and other similar habiliments mere caricatures
and will throw rldcule upon the whole 1t Is grat-
flying, nevertheless, to know that all the most prom
I S Of s CITY nae the
| we may name the Arion, INLAND Bund Conoordia
Liederkranz Schuetzen Verein, Beethoven Maenner-
Helvetia, Union Butcher Guard, Mozart Maenner-
chor, Kreuzer MaennerchOr, Kunst Verein and
many others. To General Burger has been entrusted
the entire command on the day and route OF the
procession, which will pass In review before his
Honor the Mayor on Union square, probably near
Washington's statue. The cash balance Of the
who have to invest to assist them with the needful
and participate in the profits Of the undertaking.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
Suicide Of Respectable Citizen-He Leaves
Wife md Child.

Stephen z. Denton, thirtytwO years OF age, Of the
firm OF B. Snow Jr n Co., extensive paper manu-
acturers at Ftchburg, committed suicide by hanging
himself yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Denton was a
highly respected gentleman, and leaves q wife and
child.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, Nay q, 1865
salute of one hundred guns wes fred here by
republicans this evening on the receipt Of the nom.
nation of Mr.. Colfax for Vice President.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

Colfax maac big run On the second and contiu ned
20 increase lns figures until on the last ballot b =
stood 80 far ahead Of all competitors that his success
was 10 longer in the balance and he was announced
toe choice tho Convention for the Vice Presi.
denCy
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following is a record of the temperature for
the past twenty-fOur hours as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy HERALD Build
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
RejoIcings In BufIalo.

BUFFALO, May q, 1868
The republicans Of this city fred one hundred guns
this afternoon upon the receipt Of the telegram an
nouncing the nomination Of General Grant for the
Presidency by the Chicago Convention.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

The republicans are firing one hundred guns for
Grant and Colfax. The ticket gives unusual satis-
action.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

nomination Tor esdent Of the United States by
the hepuDhe "a National Convention ct Chicago.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
Weather Along the Coasf.
ct r. AIRED


saSpp ssa
Steamship Eagle Greene, Havana-Atlantic Mail Steam
Steamship saratoga Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Steamship Sersas. S 'S searss. Bos.oa-w clyae
Ship Panama, Pettengal, San Francsco-N L @ Girls
Bark Marathon, Donnen Alexandria, Egypt mkt-v
Bark Lord Baltimore Br) Lanfare, oporto- -Pendergast
Bark Golden Fleece (Br,, Rhodes, Barbados-H Trow-
Bark W 0rmhs (Br, Drummond, Matanzas-J Ward
Brig Ann tfrJ, Fiery, diSraitsr "A Francis Da'''
gIis GseTy, Ward, Cai5arisn-N I GcCready 4 Co.
sehr Ellen Nancy tBr), Wood s. John, NBorandau, uu
schr Amos Edwards. somera Phiadelphia-N MoCready
scIr Elizabeth Magee, Barnes phladephi.- McCready
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Phiadelphia-J Hand
Steamer F Cadwaller Hazell Baltimore.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne Richmond City Point
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mdse, to VIM
lark Alamo !Nal, wussenhom, Hamburg 81 days, with
Brig Albert Devils Devils Antwerp, IS days. with
the Grand Banks spoke brig Maud Br, from Cadz for St
Brs Costa Eisa Cassidy Aspiuwa, 10 days. with bark
Brig Scotland, Crowe Mayaguez PR, ls days. with sugar
and moasses to order Was boarded the pilot boat Wash
Brig Goldfish Br Clark, Cardenas 10 days. with sugar
and to order Was boarded by pot boat Washing
Brg Louise Miller, date Rich, Cardenas, II DAYS,
with sugar and molasses TO order May 13 lat 2 Ion %
and lost Was boarded by pilot boat Washington No %
Rrg orion Br Hnise, Windsor Ms 10 days, with plaster,
70 Bria nlanSSl Wrsa. * i%gpnpsyN gppnes. New Haven
Schr Sarah Cornela, Davis, Georges Banks.
scbrJ MucheI, Rogers, Georges Banks.
schr Knsh Romer Esworth with slaves, bound to Sing
schr Coy Cone Parker Augusta Me- with lumber 70 John
Schr Mead McKclium Lubec, 8 dasa
schr Alma odin, Frank, Westpor, days.
selr selr Mary Rowland, Fuller, New ~ Bedford.
sr nn sous N.w s. sSy or Tsanv
schr Harriet, wilson, New Bedford
schr Catharine Foster, Mshew Chatham.
Schr A Brown, Price, Fall River
Schr Eudora, Adams, Providence.
schr Eagle, Knox, Providence for Elzabcthport
Schr Brave, Edridge, Providence for Eizabethporf.
schr A Hoyt, Elliott Providence for Elinabeihpor.
Schr Yankee Boy Reeves, Providence for Eizabehport
schr Otronio, Hammond, Providence
schr Smith, Hill Providence.
schr Mary Woodruff, woodruff Providence.
schr Tuns Bodine, Bunce, Providence.
schr Deborah Jones, Baker Providence.
schr Thos Owens, Seeck Providence for Elizabehpo
Schr Ward, Thomas, Providence.
schr Globe Tracy Providence.
schr J Rushing, Babcock, New London
Schr Monitor, Davis, New London.
schr John Hickey, New Ha zen for New Brunswick.
schr Superior, Lawrence, New Haven
Schr Escort Ross, bridgeport.
scbr Metamora, Baker, bridgeport.
schr Rainbow, Thompson, Fairhaven for Virginia.
Steamships Palmyra, Liverpool; Deutschland, Bremen;
Eagle, Havana.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
S HIPPIN G NE w s.

Almanac for New YOrk-.-This Day.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

V-s . EfYFG
PORTLAND, Nay ls-Arrived schrs Minnie Cobb, lnga-
ham and Qorneia, Henderson, Rockand for NYork. 49,
,,dv p0fMIsn9ufH M OUT Nay isBsow schr Marion, oeosc
PR0vIpRNCE Nay 90 Arrived schrs Charles G(bs0u,
n,l pC Iaes S&An Ss Foam, Ho.s; spd See SypPh
HiTs: H",: ssSs:0n Asry5n Bance Adslaids
1nn ss s9S. RSs. o Fowler Ron
s:sd-ssiE%s. E HsnssS Roger. phuad.Rhial scsr Mar
York. -
P1MIgoKET, Nay is-saiIsd. schr De6otsA JONES, sa-
S6S-Xrriyed schr Joseph p Rosa Psun. Kii.sbsahSon
RICHMOND, Va May ls-ssiisd' schr Lucy D, Assins,
SAN FRANCISCO, April as-Arrved. sAip James dusArIe,
Sailed asS BARK lady Bird pr, x.lsnd.ius Istrpool
SOth Chas Luling Breml Eerbreck dol bark sylnet Br
TAFT do May l. bark Emma Maria Brem), Stool. bydney
SAVANNAH, May 6-saled, steamship Gulf City etsNsit
9ist~Cleared, bark Adelaide, Liverpool.
SALEM, May l5-Arrved, schrs Abner Tavlor Guiiye
Bangor fol Philadelphia isth Right Bower. Rogers 0sor
cleared is.h, sehr Hero, Kelly NYort.
Whaey, Newport.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

Radical Rejoscinss In Cleveland, tehio.
CLgvELAnD, May a, lses
TIC republicans OF this city pred one hundred xuns
on rec ~Qt of the news Of General Grants unanimoN
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
SHIP TEMPLAR Rogers, from Calcutta for Boston, was
abandoned of Nantucket OF Goth inst The crew were
saved and have arrived at Holmes Hole
SNIP LIVING AeE-Cochin April 3O-The Living Age
Mcclure shields for Bombay coals has been burnt
toms rated AL aud built in 1884, Belfast Mo- whencs
abe haled.l
scHR MARY JANE tof New York; steison from Galveston
ing badly; viii probably have to discharge cargo
sLoop PISE Davis, from Little River for Wilmington NC
laden with MAYA stores struck on the bar at Little River
that she sunk In short time. The saved
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP BAvAPIA, belonging to the Hamburg American
Packet Companys line, will sail tomorrow Saturday for
pier al Hoboken ats taking passengers al the reduced
rates 0 cabin 1926 for s,eerage In gold
snip cAncLus MAeSys Ashley from San Francisco for
and sailed again the 23d, In charge Of the ocer
Notice to Mariners.
gNoLIsn oHAvSEr--roe SIGNAL AT ST. oArBERrSr,s
LIGHTHOUSE ISLE OF WIGHT.
TRINITY HOUSE, LoNpos Nav r. 1893
Notice Ia hereby given that and after the let June
powerful Fog Horn viii be sounded in foggy weather from
The mouth of the horn elevation of 81 feet above
high water and will traverse an arc Of 25 degrees VIZ from
direction between those bearings in each minute The
duration OF the sound being seconds with an interval of Is
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
TRINITY HousE, LONDON. Nav !, 1898.
Notice hereby given that Can Buoy painted with black
The buoy lies about 30 fahoms by from tbe rock ,p
Is feet loe water spring tides with the following
The asnsee fon touching the Block House. Point of Pen
the Sea Wall of 81 Ms,yes Castle, bys ''' "''n'ns
SSssofs Ss ssS town at rsmO.s over
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

bogus LOTTERIES.
- The following card taken from the Herald of May a.
1853 The indictment and appended submitted
to the public part OF the legal investigation pending In
Kentucky