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The New York herald., 1869-04-03

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NYork.
RICHMOND, March al-Arrived, schr II Backman, Jones,
NYork.
RoCKLAND, March 26zArrived, schrs Ames Adams,
Camden for Wimingon 29h Cornelia Henderson, NYork
Sailed sath schrs NJ Hope Farnham NYork; 18th, Allie
Ookes, Plsbury; Vlcksburg kelloch Thomas Hx Hall;
Jas Henry Oliver; Atlanta Pierce; Florida Me,ca; jus
and Rena Bishop, do Convoy French City Point Va; 26h
2sth Williams, Robinson Norfolk; Lae9nia Hail. NYork;
Thorndike Richmond; A Ames, Adams Wilmington, NC
Parker, NYork.
ClearedShips Young America, Cummings, NYork Akbar,
Crocker Hong Kong.
sailedship Alice Minot, Lowell, Victoria; bark Mary
Parker, Holloway, Mayaguez.
SAVANNAH, March ss-Cleared, schr Carrie Hyer, Po.
land, st John, NIB.
April 2-Arriyed steamship Dearborn, New York.
bark Queen of Scots Br, Middletown, E.
Cleared-Shp Nictauv, Darien.
sATILLA, Ga, March M-sailed, schrs Hart, Hart,
Bath Me; Thos Fish, Wiley, do. .
In port 9th, bark Mary Reed, Welt for Montevideo,
TAUNTON, March s-sailed schrs saie Chartre, Sim
mons, NYork; Ida, Phillips, do
April ARRIVED, schr Salmon Washburn Cummings New
York.
WEXFORD, March 31-Arrved, schr Treasure, Arnold,
Hoboken.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Pawnbroker, Commission Merchant or What
case trivial in ITSELF but important in Its result
as affecting by the decision arrived at large num-
ber doing business In the city Brokers and Com
mission Merchants,n was heard before Marshal
Tooker yesterday morning. 1t appears that in 0cto-
Der last Mrs. Christana Schlee an elderly German
lady, residing at No. rs Edridge street, placed in
pawn at the shop OF John Godfrey No. 304 Grand
street. two solid gold rings one seal ring and gold
breastpn, receiving thereon the sum OF three dol
lars and formidable document in the nature Of an
agreement whereby it was made to appear the old
lady left her property ITO be sold at auction pri
vate sale after the expiration OF thirty days. further
notice OF said sale having been expressly waived by
said Mrs. Schlee, commission and charges to be de-
Quoted from proceeds OF said sae.n A duplicate of
this agreement, signed by Mrs. Schlee, who is igno
rant OF the English language, was, as precaution-
ary measure retained by the ..commssion mer-
chant.n In her adavit the old lady states that she
was led 70 believe tnat the place was a regular
licensed pawnbroker's ofiice; that she is familiar
with the Dlodus OpeTdndt OF pawning, and that the
conduct Of affairs during her transaction with Mr..
Godfrey was in no way dissimilar TO that OF pawn
broker shops In general, save that she was required
to sign paper containing printed and written
matter, the purport OF which she was ignorant Of.
Upon lately visiting the shop OF Godfrey that gentle
man informed her that he had sold her property and
justified himself by the presentation OF the agree:
ment which was duly interpreted for the asonished
lady by a German clerk Mrs. Schlee Immediately
reported the facts to Marshal Tooker. who, after
patient hearing requested Mr.. Godfrey 10 give the
value Of the goods 10 her at her estimate OF their
value, with which request he said he would CON-
ply, and then ordered him to Immediately procure
city license a pawnbroker. The Marshal stated
that he could perceive no good reason why Mr.. Cod
frey and his like should be freely permitted to carry
on business which materially affected regularly
licensed brokers, and he should take steps imme-
diatey 10 prosecute every one engaged In the avoca
ton that failed to comply with the terms Of the dec
sion he had thus publicly promulgated While he
held the pawnbrokers to astrict Interpretation OF the
ordinances and punished them for violations OF their
requirements, he also recognized the privileges and
rights OF licensed citizens, and would be equally
prompt and decided In their security and defence.
There we're numerous cases OF street collisions dis
posed OF; two charges or insufficient horses and
vehicles made by Mr. Bergh, President OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals, received
and successful orders issued 10 swindlIng employ
ment agents 20 refund thirysix dollars to complain
ing parties.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

APPoINfMENT.-Ira C. Reynolds has received an
appointment from washington as postmaster for the
town OF Westchester
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-One OF the men employed
by Mr.. N. Norris on his place at Pelham, while Ia
boring under temporary ft OF insanity, on Thurs
day. made desperate attempt to end his existence
by jumping of Pelham bridge into the bay. For
several days he had been unwell still his friends
apprehended nothing unusual until they saw him
running for the bridge when their fears became
awakened and they started In pursuit, but
too late to prevent the attempt at selfdestrucon.
After some difficulty he was got out OF the water,
when he became unmanageable and started on the
double quick for Westchester village, some three
miles distant followed by the overseer ald others
Here his pita6le condition, his feet and head being
bare and his clothes dripping with water attracted
the attention OF q gentleman, who took him in
charge and had him removed to the Town Hall,
where proper restOratt YES were applied and where
he still remains under watch. The wife of the un-
happy man visited him Sc veral times during the day
and seemed very anxious to have him removed TO
his home but it is deemed advisable to listen to
her solicitations for the present.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03
The exclS. LAW.

Lecture On Temperance by John ID. Cough.
Last evening lecture was delivered in the Cooper
Institute on the subject Of ''Temperance,n py It's
well known exponent, John b. Cough. Although
the night was very wet and inclement there was a
fair attendance, including number Of ladies'. Mr..
John y. Stearns presided, and In opening the pro.
ceedlngs observed that the meeting had q twofold
obJect-nrst TO hear the famous lecturer and
secondly TO give expression to their sent.
ments In reference TO the proposed amend
ment Of the Excise law. That law, he considered
had hitherto considerably diminished drunken.
ness in this city; It had largely augmented the
revenue Of this city, was productive of peace and
order on the Sabbath and had given millions OF
money TO the poor. But that law was now In danger.
It's abolition WAS threatened; but they were now as
sembled 70 oppose its abolition. The advoc ates OF
temperance never asked for such law; but now
and see Il mntllsted. lie submitted that the Excise
law must not be betrayed. Judas Iscariot betrayed
the saviour for thirty pieces OF silver and
the law for glass Of lager. The speaker
concluded by Offering a series OF resolutions
phaiicaliy remonstrate ana protest against any
modincatlon OF the law or removal Of It's restrictive
provisions; that the proposed surrender OF the
abandonment OF the law and Intended to open the
sabbath TO liquor selling and rum desecratlon, and
life by sacrificing the SABBATH and repeating whole
some laws should lose IT. but n II should risk It's
life In the fearless discharge OF right and duty Il
should ennobe and preserve It,
Mr.. John B. Cough then came forward amid ap.
plause. He adverted TO the many evils attendant
upon intemperance, and contended II was the duty
Of all TO endea~or TO remove them. He showed that
intoxicating liquors a. O beverage were not only
Injurious, but exceedingly burtful TO the so
cial and religious interests Of the community
at large. The lecture was interspersed with
anecdotes, humorous and pathetic, and delivered
q manner that elected the heartest appreciation
than TO acquire II. He cited numerous instances
where the most abandoned drunkards had become
most vivid description OF the horrors Of intoxicatioI
the lecturer concluded by referring 70 the pr0p0sed
modibcaton OF the Excise law. He asked wnJ
should New York not be made free rom The IN
nuenees OF drink, or why should portion Of the
population he allowed W lin pp the nV0dgetee FOL
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ARRIVALS.
REPoRrEp BY THE HERALD srEAM YACHTS.

REPoRTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship ChArleston, Berry, Charleston March 81 with
mdse and psssengers, 10 II Morgan Co.
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NC, days,
with naval stores and cotton, TO James Hand Both u 10
miles south Of Cape Lookout exchanged signals with
ship Lodona Brought New York the captain
the brig Model which wrecked on Lookout Shoals the
night OF 2zd ult
Steamship Fsna, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse to
ship Good Hope Urquhar London, March g. and Isle Of
wight sth, with ndse and passengers, 10 Morgsns
Wen, far south Ion Ia 90 and had nne weather
BARK osssr Nor Nelson, Liverpool 20 days. with salt
&c, TO Funch, MeIncke a Co. Had heavy weather.
Bark Bolivia, whebnry, Aspinwa 1s days. with mdsc
OF Hstteras
Bark Murray, Jr wilson, Port au Prince 10 days. with
ogwood and coffee, 10 n Murray, Jr. Had heavy
weather. and been days north Of the Capcs OF Delaware
Bark MORO Castle Jewet Havana DAYS, with sugar TO
James y Ward A. Co. March ~, Oft Haiteras large
propeller with brig tow with both topmasts gone, bound
South.
Bark sancho Paesa Hagsn Cardenas 20 days. with sugar
10 ID ~ Brookman. Has had heavy weather the whole
Bsrk A Allen tof Boson) Tarr, sagua Is days. with su.
gar 70 master. Had heavy weather
Brig Julia Kelley BIB Walker, Hamburg, via Bermuda 3
days where she put In indistress with mdse, to Cranda
Brg Bsrths cr), Brine Pernambuco 70 days with sugar.
70 Cure Had hne weather up 10 the last days then
Brig Baltimore (Br vianelo, Cardens 10 days with
lasses 70 Miller Houghton Had heavy weather.
Brig Winheld tof Yarmouth Me-, LornR, Caibarien,
days, with sugar 70 Neamith Sons.
Brig Martha Bn, 0uion, GIace Bay 10 days, with coal 10
sesr Isabel iNe), wlshussp, Rio arande, "a Gays with
hioes and wool Edys BROCK Had heavy weather and
Nove buwarhs.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03
POUGHKEEPSIE.

THE SUICIDE OF A AFARMER.-Samuel s. Hicks, the
aged farmer who committed suicide at Pleasant
Valley Dutchess county, Wednesday, left the fol-
lowing memoranda
My troubles great that live any longer
direcons-I to be buried in the Friends
burying groundl at Pleasant Valley, in plain way let
thing be done for vain show want wife to have the
furniture; 1t forgotten in the will. The will is at
lawyer Jackson My most Of them at the First
National Bank, Poughkeepsie. Herman have my
black suit Of Clothes Burs brown s and Theodore all
the remainder. You all Of and all do right
farewell. 8. S. HICKS.
allow her the of 600 long as shs live She
has $4,000 In the will Do the best can, and forget
possible. shall be better off dead than alive.
TROTTING HORSE SOLD.-Nelson Haght has sold
his Hambletonian trotting horse Gail Hamilton to
parties IN New York for 81, ,750.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER

IA HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, in their worst stages
Scroula, Kings Evil Eyspelas old ulcers and the worst
of diseases of the blood, great Debility Liver Com
plant, Kidneys, Salt Rheun, &c &c are most certainly
cured by this sovereign purifier II has been tested by the
cases. falls when taken directed certain
curative for Fistua in all durable the foul
est old ulcers, where the bone has become carries
The Life Basam does not contain particle OF mercury or
any mineral
Mr. D. Pearsa Inspector of State Prison at Trenton,
N j., eighteen since afflicted with ucerous erup-
Of throat tongue and was treated with mercury
until the disease had reduced hts palate nose and face 70
ragged fesh that fell of from is own weight I'll he
frghul to behold He induced by Joseph H. God
win, Esq., give the Life Basam trial. when IN -FOUR days
healing began, and In comparatively short time he was
healed completely City reference to this csse-Brown
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
From r b. Conway Tragedan, Park THEATRE brooklyn, Il
WM II. HYATT ESQ.,
DEAR SII-I feel il duty both to yourself and also to
others who afflicted with that distressing disease,
chronic rheumatism add testimony favor OF that
truly valuable medicine the Life Balsam For years was
completely prostraed with rheumatsm In It's most aggrava
character tried to obtain relief from the most eminent
medical practitioners both here and In Europe but In van
when fortunately for myself tried the Basam and It's effect
the disease showing the be RADICAL In every
in which have suggested It's the result has
recorded You perfect liberty to this commu
ncation In way you please Yours most gratefully
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1850 r. b. CONWAY,
Principal depot Grand street. Sold by druggists; VI
per six for rs. Sent everywhere by express
Hyats INA Snuff, 10 cents permanently cures Caarrh
The New York herald., 1869-04-03

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2, 1860.
Herald PacknreH.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press do
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
will be the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 2, 1855:
Resolved, That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection OF shp the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The Office Of the Herald yachts JANKs and
JEANNKTTK Is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
consgnees the inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03

the tide OF drunkenness to cow in and drown men
There was enough moral power, enough moral prin-
ciple in New York to stop the tide. II one species OF
drink were permitted for one class the n00dgate
must be lifted for all, otherwise the legislation
would be unjust
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scst Anns... 1ss caseano Vera crus u days. with los
seSr "a. Hcdsdon lof BANGOR, Hod.don, x...ns.s, 10
ssS S orssss s y sss
David svSr HsiGkisls from Pen Psos,ces for New York
.ss 10 s:ys e ,wAsss 's in a with and
g. sSe sifis @ esss s''
sers. sSyf. xc1s.ay c days. with naval
Sohr .;. Carrie Webb GsS GsSsssown, sc, days. with
ssIr Gen corbsr Esyis SswesTn' Nc. days. with shin.
schr Eva, Turner, Chincoteague.
schr schr sa%l 2 Wood, Wood, virginia.
schr ! q Benton, corson,p pSfn Virginia. nissn'A
sSPs' assa Esasas for w.doDoro
SsS, SsSI j Sss;; s.s:lT.s, SSa yfsHHi:
soSr r ssV1' Ware asi hdMsaas, s'rsa.. vrsiut.
sssr sssr John sens Isnsbas asSSK S.,s y,,ns v,4sn,.
ssSI ssSI z5as SISs%:; Sss:i Ss:,:; $;ss;s
sshr 8 = Jayne. Coli Collins, ,1's1 Virginia. ss'n''-
ssSr ssSr S1.s SSS1s%pHion Hsa TsyG1 H;yS1r vrGni.
schr oliver scoheId Dissosway, Baltimore
ssS E%ers csss: sss Baltimore Ssa''%sse for Es~ London
schr schr y j css cKsn.ls sSpsi B.ltimore.
seSr @ Tays fssSSas bss%os: ior Boscn
seSr Rnsse rsnsSS SMITH, B.mo9s sssi1%Ss; for Lynn
h schr Sr%isis, G isis Lewis Milford; Del
sr sm kssy ss 5asm for Boston
ssr csr sf Fad for
Schr Lucy Church, Nash, Nantucket
Schr Mary Eliza, Handy, Cotuitpor.
Schr Barnes, Talmsn, Cotutpor
schr Cornelia, Hale, Fall River.
Schr Ira Bliss Hudson, Providence for Elizabethport
Schr w Gesner Egbert, Providence.
Schr Sharp, Cole, Providence.
Schr VIM Hone, Corey, Providence
Schr Eugene, Greenaw, Providence.
Schr Romeo Drink water, Providence
Schr Zoe, Hall, Providence.
Schr Arcturus. Smith, Providence
Schr Ward, Gunther, Providence
Schr Clark, Fowler Wexford.
Schr Daniel Webster Baker, New London.
Schr Luna, Smith, New London,
6chr Uncle Joe, Baxter, New Haven.
Schr Buckalew, Sainms, New Haven.
Schr James Bradley Bradley, New Haven for Philadelphia
schr Mary Anna, Burns New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Lady Jane, Haggerty New Haven for Perth Amboy
schr Haze, Spencer, New haven for Elizabethport.
Schr Elizabeth, Dehart. New Haven for Elzabethport
bchr Judge Runyon, Lewis New Haven for Ezsbethport
Schr Thames Rhodes Norwich.
Schr Escort, Small, Bridgeport.
bchr Wo0tten, Young, Brookhaven.
Schr Terry, Trainer Brookhaven.
Schr H Warford Sprague Northport.
Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis Northport.
Schr Hawley, Bayles Port Jefferson.
Schr Yosemite Fish, Roslyn.
Schr Geo Downing, Mott Glenwood.
Schr Kenny, Kelly, Glen Cove for Cheapeake Bay.
Smack Comet, -, Charleston, days.
Smack Ripple, -, Charleston, days.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

BY direction Of the President Brevet Major Gene
raj A. 7. Webb has been assigned to the command Of
the First Military district according to his brevet
rank Of Major General, until the arrival Of General
Canbv TO relieve him. General Webb repaired to
Richmond without delay.
The following officers have been relieved nom
duty In the Freedmen's Bureau and ordered to JON
their regiment, the Fortythrd United States
infantry, Veteran Reserves:-Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel r. E. Johnson and Brevet Captain A. Ben
son Brown. the resignation OF Leander 7. Howes
OF the First Artillery, has been accepted.
General A. T. Webb assumed command Of the
First Military district yesterday with headquarters
at Richmond, Va, and issued and order reinstatng
Governor welles. Colonel Stone il appointed AdJu-
tant General.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03

the adjournment hour having arrived just as the bill
was called up.
The bill 70 extend and enlarge the State Prison
was passed.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03
CLEARED.

Steamship Pennsylvania tBr) Hail. Liverpoo-Natonsl
Steamship Go.
steamship AtalaD,a CBr, Dixon, London-Howland As
Steamship Europe orr, Duare, Havre via Bres-G Macken
Ship wennngton (Br), Bryan, Liverpool-E Morgan's
Sons.
Bark Yokohama, Paul, shanghae "a Low a Bro.
Bark ylyt (Hol, Fnglesmann. Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres-Funch Meincke A Wendt
Bark Normandy (B Mcintosh, Montevideo via 81 Marys
Ga-Funch, Meincke A Co.
Bark Sparkling Foam tBr,, Bussey, Rio Janeiro-G
Brig Industry (Br). clifford, Jersey-G p Buley.
Brig Tiber (Br) KeatinR. Malags-Mller Houghton.
Brig Matilda uta Cahero, Gibraltar for ordersFunch,
Meincke A Co.
Brig Morancv, Hall, Laguayra and Porto Cabelo Thomp
Hunter.
Brig Ceres (Br), Wilson, Havana-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Fidelia, Starr, MaIAnzas-Miller Houghton.
Brig Elizabeth, Ames, Cardenas-H * q Brookman
Brig Jas Crow tBr Ambrose, Cienfuegos-JF Whitney
Co.
Brig Jas Miller, Nahoney. Daren, 0a-snow Burgess.
Brig Sophe, Strout, Efzabethport- A Capp.
Schr Daunless, Dodge, Lisbon Miller Houghton.
schr Leader (Br Reed Elsinore for oders-6 Buley.
schr Mary NJ, Murray. Baracoa Weinberg
schr Athlete Br) Purdy, 81 John, NIB Boynton, Son
Co.
schr Ida Blrdsarl BirdsaI, Daricn via Perth Amboy
schr N Richards, Irving, Georgetown, SCH Hurlbut
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskn, Washington, NC Mills
Schr Estella, Ward, Rlchmond-C Goldthwaie
schr Helen r, jones' Baltimore Bentley, Miller Thomas
Schr Cotton. Robinson, Philadelphia
schr Bowdoin, Randall, Port Johnson-C Hatch.
Schr Sae Burton, Palmer, Stamford
Soop Emerald, Norton, New Haven--G Racket a Bro.
Steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03
BELOW,

large black clipper ship, with three royals
Known was passed OF Barnegat morning Of Cd.
SAILED.
1st-Ship David Crockett, San Francisco.
The clipper ship Baltic Sherburne for San Francisco
taken from her dock to-day anchored North river
Wind at ESE, with rain.
The New York herald., 1869-04-03

THOMAS n. AGNEw, 200 GREENWICH STREET, COR
ner Murray street New York Offering oSsans Sor es
and All kinds Of Groceries and Provisions ons pres oss
house.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

oLYlcE usIrED STATES IEDIAE AuESr.l
s... CAseo ccusTn' MIsS:: May Y, kS9
Rspldss Misnesois. Il saeh lime. aud 10 such
Cast Steel, Of various sizes, per pound,
HS Sr:s sss .'i.. per Per 5 P9anSS'
Borax, per pound.
0nndst'nes, per pouud.
ss sssl sad fH Handles.
Plantation Hoes
Qua Tubes and different parts Of Lock"
fisps. " Stasrsni sizes. ''
k kaSbs I'D s RiI si ana packing.
fi nsi it Ssd Ss1um,
Cow Bells and Straps.
shoysis and Spades.
Camp Kettles.
6sts. per bashei Of ~ pounds.
rdrSPoss; VII si;S Be 5sisiIsS a he S s%s al
ssa. ana an. ny oaSsr goods hal may Be- TsaSiied
to the place or distribution,
BldaeTs Will stIie the price per 100 pounds for IL
All goods to be transported In covered wagon
At the risk Of tho contractor.
sibIe nsnes, who will signify by their end, i,
msnt thereon, that they are willing 10 beeo
suTsties for the faithful performance Of tho &C
Bidders must be prepared to execute good and
sunieient band to be approved by the undersignt
medlItsly upon being notified Of the acceptance Of
NH IN. PaiSsgued reserves the right to reject any
PToPosnIs must S B. SndSrsad u Proposals "A
Goods or Proposals for TIapsp2TtaIisHs a
my8-td U. s. Indisn Agent