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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

~ J. W.. CAMPBELL, JR., AUoTIoNEER.wILL
I'D be sold In lots this day close business Mt Des Third
avenue Twenty street entire Stock, Fixtures
Horse, Harness, Sc of that prominent GRO
Store yiz:-Fne Tens, torces, Sugars, bar
rels superior Flour quantity borcs assorted bne Family
Soap qsnv boIes 6ne CASTLE Perfuned and OH Soaps
Molasses uolden and other Syrups, boxes Baker
Brcwsss Chocolate; boxes Corn Starch, Farms, Tsow
and Sperm Candles Rssnr Spices, Kits Lard,
Butter and other goods usually found In rst cess corner
groceries, MENTION Also sell valuable
Lesse years of snre bildna cheap Aso
Frtnrss Ice BOI hc Counters, Sugar and Coffee
NM Platform Counter Scales, Measures, &C fns Awning
GBe young Horse Grocer's Wagon and Harness. &C. POSI-
tive sale, rain shine goods be removed Immediately
after sale Buyers dealers, specuators specially invited
No reserve. CAMPBELL Co, Auctionsers, $50 Bowery
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DEM. r. THEALL., ArCTf0SFER,
ID Commercial Salesroom, No. Cortland street.
Bouseho d Furniture, Mirrors, Can pes,

Bouseho d Furniture, Mirrors, Car PETE,
China, Glass, Silver Plated Ware
BARKER THEALL will aeN 10y auction, this day (Yrdsy
ri 10Y O'CLOCK nj No. Corandt street hne
msnt of rosewood walnut and mahogany Psror Bedroom
and Dining Room Furniture removed from 6reenvie. n.
j. viz Parlor Suits In brocn,c and haircoth marble
top Tables Bookcases WAobes tine walnut and
Bedroom SUITS, Mattresses Blankets, Quits China and
Glass; Hrusscs and Ingram Carpets &C. Also TO
aud charges tour cases. conainn. Furniture Carpet Law
Books &c Catalogues ready as No. Cortland street.
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pY HENRY II. LEEDS 1 MINER.

DY HENRY u. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Acknowledgement Nos. %
Chambers and q Kesie streets Art Ga erss s7 and $40
Brosdwsy.-HESRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell by auc-
ton Saturday, October At l0S O'clock at THAR saes
Nos. 81 Chambers and ~ Kesde streets, q largo
OF Parlor Dining Room Bedroom furn lure
Carpets Once Desks and Chairs sexing Machines, Show.
cases silver plated Ware. Cutlery, &c &c. Full particulars
In catalogue.
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Sale nj Wines Liquors, Cigars No.,
this day Friday Oct at t0 o'cock 81 ~ HowcrY large
stock Of imported and domestic wines an Liquors VIII
about 300 bbs Bourbon choice brands; Rye scotch ava
1ish Whiskey prandte n, Port Sherry and Clarst Wnes
chsmpagnes, large lot OF other Liquors. Cigars &C. Deal
inYlvd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

FURNITURE on sroRAaE.-TnE OWNERS Or FUR.
II ntnre and other property storage with fobsrs
Tsggn es Hudson street and !s Greenwich street are
notified that property damaged by hrs last night
and that Ia necessary 70 call at th. premises and stLsnd
thers,o without delay. ROBERT fhddART,
fHpT ~, 1869.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

u HATHAWAY, AUCTIoNEER, SELLS SATURDAY.
" 3D. 10 o'clock voscy Stock and ftures0g
Variety Store Liquors, Wines Cigars, Notions, cssrys
Clothing, Groceries, SAFE Sundries.
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nv A. N. cHRIsrALAR 4 SON, AucroSEERs al

10y a N. CHkIsTALAH 4 BON, AUtTlONEEKS, ~
ID Broadway.
Large and attractive sale this day Frdag October
l0t o'clock, sng In OF gold and silver hunting
and open faced straight line lever anchors and ladies'
Watches is karat Gold Chains Brooches Earrings Rings
Studs Buttona Diamond JowsirY, Comprising
cluster and single stne studs, brooches, Earrings, Neck
and Sets Also gt French Clocks Silver Plated Ware
dc, DC. Catalogues a, sale. Trade invited.
ID this day and Tomorrow October ard at srts,s'
saissroom so Nassau street commencing 100 O'Clock
superb choice collection OF Works OF Art eminent
European and American artists Paintings and Frames aod
together. Sale positive
DY MAX BAYERSDoRFER, AUCTiOsEFR- SELLS
ID a2 O'clock at 79 Second avenue near Forticlh street.
elegant sianfes Stock Soda Fountain &c. OF Confection
Positively in lots, Dealers invited.
MAX BAYEKsDoRFbR's onoe Sst Bowsry.
Dr MAX BAYERsDoRFER AUCTIoNEER-s SELLS
- tomorrow Saturday,, entire costly fixtlres, large
stock Of complete elegant Confectionery aud Ice Cream
Saloon. Full particulars % morrow.
MAX BAykRspORFER'S once, so Rowcry.
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Low RENTS-TwO FIRST CLASS FURNISHEl
N Houses also one unurn shed st. Marks and Pa
yon Ho eis, New Brighton, s. l. thirty minutes from ct,
COLLINS 3S Pine street.
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,Y ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER
nics and salssroom 81 Nassau street, opposs the Post

JOHNSTON a VAN fAssELL will sell this DAY, October l.
I0 O'clock at tie saesroom 81 Nassau street. large
sorment OF Household Furniture OF all descriptions Once
furniture, large collection elegant rosewood ~
Piano, q. L. Manner elegant rosewood octave Piano,
Chicksrlng Co.. Safes Mirrors, &c. For particulars
catalogue
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n ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FOUR STORY HIGI
IA stoop brown House le the winter, For
ty-hfih street, near Sixth avenue.
H. r. DREW 4 co, I76 Fit avenue.
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SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE. 1876 EAST TWEEN.
"A ty-ffth street. preity thor ougby furnished
for $3.50. Seen all day EODT. c. RICHARDS,
a53 Broadway, up stars.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEf-LEXINGToN AVENUE
near Gramercy Park, with key to park private fami
only vel fnrnshod and naighborhood most desirable A.
dress HOUSE, boz h55 Post olce
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fsHEAPEST HOUSE IN MARRET-CoRSER FIFTY
" ninth and Fourth avenue first class, full sized
three story high ssoop b bay Window &C. Open
all day.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
4 SMALL HOTEL. 80 ROOMS. ON A CORNER, WEST
~ OF Broadway Inquire OF T. J. GIBBONS, 100 Bieecker
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A SMALL PRETTILy FURNISHED THREE STORY
IA high stoop brick House. 22 sixteenth street,
doors from Livingston place FOR $3.50; II TO only
ROOT. g. RICHARDS, 953 Broadway.
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY Hfdli
n stoop brick House, Stewards, Tenth street.
rooms, cheap, at 1900; possession at once.
ROBERT G. RICHARDS, 95S Broadway.
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yxvANTED-A PARTNER EITHER SPECIAL OR 40.
w i've with capital of rom S50O0J TO $4,000. 10 an 80
tablishsd wool business in Philadelphia Address s. boz
2s4l Philadelphia Post office.
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l3UsEifURE, CARPETS AND .oihcLoIH 70 SUIT
ali purchasers Mt O'FARRELL a GREENE'S. 400
Eigb,h Twentieth street. Weekly o. monthly
ma
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BOARD FOR RENT-WILL LET MY THREE STORY
ID high stoop brick House. UNFINISHED escep nv rooms
with all modern improvements principally in Board
Address vERfTAS, Herald Office
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e. g, Mar
fFaspsa F1snpS chas & aaswsh FOR So
soisna fS sos A AMs, fGo Emily Grant,
Sailed -schrs Sarah and Louis Walsh.
Passed by-Brg Benz Carver, Mari, from Mayaauex foy
Berry Pendleon Baltimore for Newburypor. Island
SSsne 6s a for Gnoa i1e sa
SsSros for or pToosne Me- Nancy Hasan Combs Eliza
SAILED Bds John Freeman .cSrs Chs Cooper Jas Martin.
s SIs sfss
Es sGS sa smith
Ess:s a.s s..s az ns:
c sorasaSs BsoT up ships ssS
Bonneaasen Saaa, from Havana schr Marion, Leppert
Frima snr Psrs,a. css
kp :sh: Main
piNSw NSw SsSS kS. ..a,.
S.ss: jsss:oavs s''1i; Ps; osnwood bsF
:sST. sS' MS1,;o Eossns sySrs s
NORWICH, April s-Arrived, schr DR. Franklin scovn,
sHl.sdscsr @ Age: RsPPlier Mer:dasn, Phi!adslphis
.ns for sohrs sarah Soasas Hrn
for alexandria, Phil Sheridan Murphy Fall River for New
sE% Heny P;sse, rs.ssr s:'&or
lett ssyannss May Aasu:s LORD Darisn; Ellen asras:
hnSs hnS
wss sarah Isss shropsSrs and Lisa David Blair
Gi;SSs% E,,. Msy % Parker. II s,%';: n,,
Hand, s. Thomas. sriss Nellie Mitchell, Nelson xspinwail;
ssr Phss s S1nPy ssp
daf Hsw yG wsefsn ncyy
.y Frank HsrSer Chase Boston, Terry, Rsyno
Ss.s ais Dfs dss Hs
cS,s. ssyt, from rom
@
sD & S. R
a1oins Eddy dc Harry Stewart Sss caora
f .s; sa,SSi sss Key West A
uP PSErLAND, xppi S-Arrvs sohf Irene Meservsy
,ssi ssoc crGmss msssAss Hio.
Providence Apr SAIrivsS 'GSrs M :. ANNA . Shepard
Bias do; Avon Parss BensS sharp 9os Ea:
ssssns 'SaR ss sp ve
BENTON, Piy@oatS, M; AIsa sroSn PIERCE SfsSor:
ss;Ssos En- SS Ssy ksya 6ro"s; II Hazard Nor
.ssati 'if1:;
ssssisa, sshr Albion, Shay Ny9rt .,, c.o,.,,
peans, SYors sehP: snow Bates Boston via 9"p.
raso Reunion, pusifer, Gloucester via doi Merrill
Rins.esdsr Hsmslp Manila; Ssrss snls.; s;
%am B %ase with bSs ca O'
in Of %SsS
to France and $20, 900 TO Panama.
SAVANNAH April 6-Arrived, bark Ellen tBr, Murphy,
Middleboro.
Cleared-ships British Queen (Br Francis Liverpool; El
dorado Woodsde, NYork bark Susan Dudman (Br Tree
fry, Cork a market; brig Potomac, Carver, NYork.
Sailed-ship Uncle Joe, Sewal, Bnenos Ayres.
l0th-Arrived, steamship Virgo, NYork.
Cleared Huntsvie and San Jacino, NYork.
SALEM, April 6-Arrived schrs Nautilus Ham, Norfolki
Bergen, THOMPSON; Emily Jenne Hewitt; Il Mccsuey,
Hayes X Dillon, Ludlam, and Sale b. Baeman, dol
Laura Watson, Wells and NJ Hopkins, Rich, Hoboken;
Eennnsa ~ Pearl asO%n Prp a
Anna Gardner Knowles and Elizabeth Crowe Kent. Eliza
bethport; Ophr Webster do Eliza Williams, Cornish, and
Medord Orne. Hoboken Fannie Barney, Rhodes, Nfork
SOMERSET, April sSailed schr Montana Parker Phila-
delphia.
TAUNTON, April s.-saled, schrs John N Bell, Norcuu;
Messenger. Dean. and NJ Merriman, Babb, EYork.
WLLmNGroN April saArrvsa ,la sehr Nellie Bell
10th-Ceared, Empire, NYork.
WINIrEaPokT, April S-Arrv0d schr Fisher cr0'ker'
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The BrookIyn Navy Yard.

Some time ago the naval rendezvous, No. Cherry
street. was closed and all enlistments for the navy
were discontinued. The present demand for an In.
crease OF our fleet In the West Indies necessitates a
resumption Of shipments, and affords Jack an oppor-
tunity for returning 20 his favorie occupation. T
cnlistments now going on average about .-u day.
and the class of men received i BOARD the receiving
ship vernon Is very superior The duty OF ship
ping these men on board the Guardo. as the receiv
ing ship is generally called materially increases the
labor OF the officers attached thereto as they now
pefIorm the work heretofore done by the officers OF
rendezvous. But IL Is all In accordance with the
exercise of the retrencnment SYSTEM now In vogue
IN every branch OF the Navy Department The new
order OF things brought about by the transferal OF
the business Of the recruiting Office 10 the guard snip
Is not unproducivc OF real benefit TO the recruit.
unscrupulous boarding house and shipping MASTER
who has been wont 10 prey upon the credulOusness
Of the sailor under the inducements held out OF get
ting him ship. These sharks have been IN the
habit OF charging seamen nve dollars, among otner
items, ior The mere accommodation OF accompany;
Ing them board the ship. Now all
that In required rs for the sailor to present him.
relf on board, aud II he can answer the
questions In reference TO reefng, steering ana the
compass, and can pass the medical examination no
more Is required OF him. The advance money, three
mon'hs wages, paid is;.seamen, $50; ordinary sea
drait OF 100 men was sent on Thursday after.
noon no,n tnis station In charge OF Lieutenant
Commanders Briltrose and Walker, TO ioa the
crews OF the steam sloops.oi-wa Gaiena and Semi
mole, at Portsmouth ana Boston.
The following Is correct list Of officers attached
20 the Unitej states receiving ship Vermont
Conlfpdnder--L. A. Kimberly.
Lieutenant Commander, aud Erectuire oDccr-
Charles =. Norton.
Lleatenant COMMANDERS. W. Terry.
Ensiy,a--Charles Belknap.
Mdtes--H M. Bergenener, Charles II. Thorn and
Frank Holler.
Ser0eon-Delavan Bloodgood.
Assistant S,fpeOn-Henry stewart.
IdYndster-Edward Foster.
Chopdf,-George w. Dorrance.
Captain Of Mdrtnes--E. H. Corrie.
tuptdfn's Clerk--Georqe r. Benson.
Pay Clerks. M. Coleman.
B0utstcan--John A. Brscoc.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
THE TWiTCuELL SUICIDE.
CONCLUSION of the C0roner's InQucst-vcrl.ct
Of the Jury-Funernl OF Twitcheli-IIis
Wife Not Present.

~~~>~~--~~>-~~~~-~~~~~~~
Conclusion of the Coronsr's Inaucst-vcrd,ct
Of the Jury-Funeral OF witcheIi-IIis
Wife Not Present.
PHILADELPHIA, April TO- 1869.
The Coroner's inquest on the remains Of Twltchei
reassembed to-day. The doctors who male the post
mortem examination testified that although the
presence OF prussic acid was plainly perceptible
from the smell the first opening, yet the aDplica-
ton of tests failed to detect 1t. They testified that it
would evaporate by exposure to the air for few
minutes.
Samuel r. Lines, druggist testlned that he visited
Twitchell on Wednesday, when he asked him TO
furnish him with prussic acid; he refused, when
Twitchel said, 'All right" aud sad he never in
nished except on the prescription OF physician,
and names ana residences are always registered;
the bottle had no label on 1t, ana Is such as Is
usually found in drug stores.
Twitcneil's iater testified that he visited his son
on Wednesday, but never saw that bottle and
knew nothing about it; my son never had any
conyersa.;oa wltn me a0opI taxing ms nre;
l think that 1t was before his trial he said that
he could not be hung-that he would rather tear his
VEINS out with his teeth; he did not intimate TO
me on Wednesday any intention to commit sui
eide, and had no suspicion OF 1t. saw parcel
or package passed to him while was there asked
hun II he wanted me to call IN the morning and he
said that he wanted to see nobody except Mr..
Bringhurst.
his death from poison supplied to the deceased by
some person to the jury unknown.
The funeral Of the suicide took place this morning
| from the residence OF MIS- Moore, a sister of his
fathers second wife. Tie body had been taken at
first to the home OF Gerald Eaton, VINO was hung on
Tuesday, aaG on the mistake being discovered there
was some excitement, whicl, however, was alayed
when the body was removed The funeral was at.
tended by the father, brother and few relatives
Of The deceased Mrs. Twltchell, his widow, was not
| present. An immense crowd OF persons surrounded
| .he mouse. bus was kept back by the police.
Mrs lwitchell. 1t Is said Will publish statement
| In "A lew DAYS.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
shipping Notes.

Tho schr Ella May 1876 tons, built In Kennebunk Me, In
1854, and belonging Provinceown, IL the Nelson
Townsend dry dock, foot Of street, having
bottom painted.
The result OF the Underwror examination OF bottom Of
ship Thatcher Maeown, which clipper on the great ba
dry dock the foot Of Pike slip that her old metal
shen,hng being taken or suit h being furnished
and her bottom will be thoroughly calkcd.
The bark fremont taken bv the little sectional dry
dock the foot OF Rutgers p last evening, nspec
ton.
The brig David Busbec on one OF screw DOCKS near
foot OF Market alp, having her bottom painted.
Marine Disa.ters.
STEAMER RMrnEas from Windsor, Ns, before reported
ashore Oh Care has been got on, and taken into
81 John, Nh, 9th inst
SHIP NELLIE HARDING, before reported totally wrecked
insured 20 the amount OF about her arrival
sid isId1S ssd Thomas Mitchell aSad capi Thomas
sona vrrSos Gr from Cape IIsytlen for Boston, before
reported ashore south sis of Cuyhunk since owed into
salt and discharged 60 bales cotton and rs bags coffee before
getting on Her bottom Is probably badly injured as she
leaks considerably.
ashore Brandywine shoa has been got was gonz
up 10 Philadelphia at noon OF 10Th.
Miscellaneous.
CLIPPER surr yoUNa AMERICA DISABLED AT STA
A GALLANT CAPrAfS-SuBsrASTfALT TEsTfuoSIAr--The
San Francisco Daily alta co'ornia Of the 10th u,imo
tans the following Interesting matter relative tho well
known clipper ship Young America "A short time the
enc clipper ship Young America arrived in this port, the
marine noting the modest words Of the captain that
the ship had met with heavy weather, carrying away spar
twisting the rudder head, &c which 10 the lsndsnan
right 90 concerned He did not 'go down
the sea In ships" and cared but little whether main
yard or m,,en royal broke sdr and the angry
noa,sd her decta while the vivid nash Of the lightning lighted
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
CLEAR ED.

Steamship City Of London (Br), Lelch, LivorpooJohn
Steamship The Queen CBr). Grogan, Lverpoo-Ssuonsl
- .-.s. van, :, iiam renn srj slnse iondon-IIowiand
Steamship India CBr, Munroe, Glasgow Henderson Bros.
Steamship Alaska Gray, Aspinwai-PaoIhc Mail steamship
Steamship De Soto, Eaton, Havana and New Orleans
Steamship hriadns, Eliridgc, Galveston Key wes,-C
selmshp Crescent City, Holmes, New oreans-Fredcric
s,eamshp Mariposa, Kembc New oreans--H Cromwell
Steamship Alabama, Lirneburner, rcrnandna-Florida
steamship Monsorncry, Lyon, sAvannsh-R lowdcn.
Steamship san salvador, Nickerson, sayannahw X Gar
Steamship Manhattan, woodhul oharlcs,onn Morgan
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Sevbem, Sc-Muray,
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter, Wilmington. Nc--Jamss
Steamship knight, Den,y, Georgetown, Dc-Phnlps
Steamship Isaac BED, Bourne, Norfolx City Point and
Steamship wsmsuts, Fish. New Bedford--Ferguson 4
steamship Glaucu'. Walden. Ro.lon-w p Clyde.
ship Freedom, Bradley, Brsol-ihos Dunhams Nephew
Shin Ihos Dunhsn, Young, s, John, SB-Thos Dunhams
bsrk senetsc'rss, hldred Hong Kons-A Lov Bros.
Bsrs Josie Krhoas Nicholas Cieniueeo. nacs 90
Bark Golden Fleece (Br), Rhodes, Barbados-H Trow.
BARK Jas Mccar,y, Mccar,v. Macba-por,-Iasr Henry.
brig Fortuna ffop, Lorenaen, Oporlo-H ageneycr 4
Bie chara sIts) Jacsrino, enoar Punch Meincke Co.
Punch Meincke 4 Co.
Brig Emma Dean Dutch, Atkinson, Ciracoa-Theo
Foukes
Brig Dem, Neal, Bnrbados-D Trowbriiec Co
Brig ClsrSbellc, Tracy, Cenfucgos-Miur Iouehton
Brig Annie Seymour r), Newoold, Hamilton (Bermuds)
Brig Henry 4 Louise, Potter Port au Prne.H Becker
Co.
BrIg riianIa tBr), Guy 81 Johns, FBowrug Archi.
Dald.
Brig Marco Polo tBr, Pitts, Windsor Es-n De Wolf
Co.
brig Jos Howe tBr. Turner, Windsor, Hs-H De Wolf
brig Martha, Cassidy, Galveston g n Mallory A o.
schr Lord OF the lses (Br, Peterson, Port Prince
Brett sun Co.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
T,leGaApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

The disposition OF the Georgia matter by Consr
gives universal Joy TO the citizens OF savannah.
The Twelfth United States infantry regiment passed
through Baltimore yesterday afternoon at four
O'Clock for California via Harrisburg aud Pitsburg.
The missing banker, r. c. Jewett, of Skaneateles,
has turned up In Canada. How he reached there s
not stated. Ills funds were all right.
The works OF the Taunton MAS. Soap and oil
Company were destroyed nv fire yesterday morning
The loss Is estimated at 900; Insured for $1,000
The Taunton Uilcoth Companys works were dam
aged 10 the amount Of $1,000.
a strong effort Is being made In Philadelphia BY
foreign importers TO secure the removal oi L0rin
BlOdget from the general apprasershp or that
port They aege that his Incompetence has caused
much olnculty. requiring them to make importa-
tons through Sew YORK.
=. one hundred and forty swedish emigrants passed
through Concord, N. H., for the West last evening
Many VI them are destined for salt Lake City.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
NEW ORLEANS, April

NJ" UKLEtSs. APrII IOi 1869,
To-day was the sixth and last Of the iess ., ,er the
Metairie Course Inc grounds were crowded, more
than half OF the spectators being ladies' The day
was lne and the track was In excellent condition.
The betting was heavy.
The first race, o dash OF two miles for beaten
horses, club purse Of $500, was won by J. J. ORAL
Ions b. T. The Banshee, by Lexington dam Balloon,
by YORKSHIRE, beating General EweIl second and
Gllroy third. Time, 3:iJL.
The second race was a sweepstakes for all ages,
three mile heats, $500 entrance, play or pay 1900
added by the cub. The following ls the summary -
!. @. Moore's b. c. Bayonct by Lexington, dam
Bay Leaf by imp. YorKshtc..... ............
A. keene Richards b. C. Locust Post, by Young
Melbourne, dam by Vincent Note.
j. J. O'Fallons ch. h. Plantagenet, by Planet,
dam Rosa Bonheur by Glencoe. .............. 3 2
Time, 5:3l--j:Jl
Bayonet was slightly lame at the end Of The race
General Ewell was the favorie Ia the nrst race and
BayOlet IN the second.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
A Correction.

In behalf Of the Mutual Benefit ice Company q
communication has been sent us, stating that the
ice house erected last season by the company at
West Park In stl owned by them, that they have not
'sod out" and have no intention Of "joning the
monoposts.v
We are also requested to state tharhe recovery Of
stolen goods and capture Of burglars reported In the
HERALD OF April ~ having occurred at No. 50
Forsyth street, did not take place In the building
occupied by Mr.. william Brumme, but In the rear
house, occupied by other parties.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
Pier Thieves.

On this subject correspondents writes that
he knows gangs OF them VINO come to
their cruising ground as regularly as workmen go
to their workshops stealing boaoads ship tackle,
hawsers, &C.. often worth thousands OF dollars He
refers especially to piers 43 ana A North ger where
convenient conceament Is afforded by the subter-
ranean bulkhead OF an Alderman's brick derot
The thieves, he says are not unknown 10 the patrol
men OF the precinct WHO, he says, fumor charges
with sharing Ia the pluDder.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
,arpenter-willlam D. Jenkins.

q
The total number OF men now on board the Ver-
mont awaiting transfera TO sea-going ships s 2o5
The marine guard stationed on board number sixty
men. Their duty is divided between guarding the
buildings on the Cob dock and doing sentry on the
Vermont. This ship is IN admirable condition, and
for discipline and cleanliness as wen as general
fitness Tor the purposes to when II Is assigned, can
not be surpassed.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
TEE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Insuf,iriency of the Police Force.

G. T. p, Jr OF the Tenth Ward, states that while
going home from the st. Nicholas Hotel ut halfpast
two A. NJ. on the sth instant through Grand street,
he was attacked near the ccrner OF Centre Market
by man demanding his money, and who m a1e TWO
punges at him with dirk and then ran away. No
policeman was near, and the first officer he saw
after the affair was on tle corner OF the Bowery.
He thinks that the force should be increased aud the
posts or beats for each officer made smaller tnan
they are now.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
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The New York herald., 1869-04-11
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