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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-19
Circuit Court Clerk.

Circuit Court clerk.
We are authorized to announce David C.
Love as candidate for re election to the office
of Circuit Court Clerk for Davidson county, al
the ensuing March election. =
We are authorized to announce Isaac LittOu
as a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce ]. T. Higgins
as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce W. NJ. Ste
phens as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election.
County Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce Gen. b. F.
Cheatham as q candidate for County Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Mai J. Rich
ard Mccain as a candidate for County Court
Clerk. at the ensuing March election.
Charles II. Eastman is a candidate for the
Office of Clerk of the County Court of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce James t. Bell
as candidate for County Court Clerk. at the
ensuing March election,
We are authorized to announce Capt. W. G..
EWin as a candidate for the Office of County
Court Clerk for Davidson county, at the ensuing
March election.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce Elijah E. Pat
terson "a candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce 4, M. Wood
all as a candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing
March election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-19
Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE. September lS.-Superfne -four S.
as y. Heavy bagZing 25@25l7. Grain and
groceries unchanged. Sales II hhds tobacco
az Sc @s24 50. Pork $S3@S3 50. Bacon I6,
1915, and 1917. Hams 23@24c. Lard 2Oc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-19
MILLINERY GOODS,
HO, for Edgefield!

And respectfully invite the trade to give Us
cali before purchasing. sel6 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-19
New York General kets.

CINCINNATI. Sept I8.-Flour dull and IN
changed. Corn sl@1 05. Oats 5O@57c. Whisky
81 10. Pork $50. Lard ls1zc. Bulk meats at "A
and l619c Bacon 49,, ls34 and l9c. Wheat at
81 l6@1 % for red. Ryes1. Barley 81 65. But
ter 3e@35c. Eggs 2092le.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-19
Montgomery, Ala. Sent I6

Market opened firm bnt closed dull and de
pressed. Holders ASK 26c for low middlings
buyers demand concessions. Sales to-day 8
bales at irregular prices.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS RUNAWAY CAsuALrY.-By his horse run
ming away yesterday, william Reagan, OF No. 12l
forly second street. thrown from hls truck and
very seriously injured.
SINGULAR OCCURREScE.-Last night william Bro.
gan, OF No. $50 Eleventh avenue, while playing at
the foot OF Thirtyth street. North river fell into
q boat loaded with hot swl aud was severely
scalded.
RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Tho remains OF an un-
known man, cut to pieces, last night found ly
ing on the Hudson River Railroad track in Eighty
paper marked George scnoneld musician. Cnester,
Pennsylvania" The body was taken TO the thirty
fourth precinct station house 10 await the action OF
the Coroner
SERIOUSLY CRUsHED.-Yesterday morning Arthur
Robinson, aged nine years, was knocked down and
run over, corner OF Second avenue and Twelfth
street, by horse and wagon. The wheels passed
over MS stomach, causing probably fatal injuries.
lie was taken to the house OF Mrs. Theodore Tom
lin on No. 100 Second avenue, and the driver made
his escape.
CUTTING AFFRAY.-In the Fourth ward last even
ing at house OF l-repute, In Water street. Rosanna
Mason, aged twenty years, cut Margaret Reilly.
aged twenty-five In the cheek and nose with q
KNIFE. The woman's wounds were dressed and
kosanna was arrested and locked up at the Fourth
precinct station house. where she will accommo-
dated until the ToInbs open to receive ner this
morning.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
GENERAL NOTES.

Chicago has a hot corn excitement.
The semrannua legal noggny has begun IN Della
ware.
An Illinois woman recently commit ted suicide by
drinking strong lye.
New Orleans merchants are suffering from fraudu.
lent cotton operations.
West Texas millionaire farmer has fenced In a
pasture OF 10000 acres.
They have contests between euchre clubs In Mis-.
souri, for the championship OF the state.
There are 100 cases OF divorce pending In the su.
preme judicial Court for Mddlesex county, Mass.
A young laiy In California broke her neck in
struggling 10 prevent young man IRON kissing her.
Make q note OF II, ladies.
Chinese laborers are employed to considerable
extent In some OF the parishes OF Louisiana aud give
very good satisfaction.
Louis Dolman, st. Louis desperado was killed
by the police OF that city last Friday while resisting
an attempt TO arrest him.
The Cleveland (Ohio) sailors are on a strike for
more pay, and are doing their best 10 prevent any
vessels leaving the port until their demands are
granted.
This is the form OF the invitation to bal among
the ladies' OF Grass Valley CaL:-Mrs. --:-On the
evening Of - your company IL solicited, with tnat
of your selected attendant, at the -. Husbands
admitted during good behavior. Mrs. -.
A Vermont paper says:--A large number OF young
men have lately left the Lamoe Valley for the
West, and others are soon to start for the same
destination. The same may be said OF otDer c0un.
ties, and hardly enough remain to Keep the popul-
ton from decided decrease.
The Boston friends OF chief Justice Chase have
raised $500 to place hts statue on the proposed
Lincoln monumcnt at Washington: those or Bishop
simpson nave met to arrange for similar treatment
canvassed for a. representative OF the sanitary
Commission.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
CLEARED.

Steamship Bellona tBr) PinShsm, London-Howiand a
Aspnwall
Steamship City of Port Prince, Jackson Port au Prince
-R Murray Jr
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray Ferris 4
Co.
steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, Cy Point and
Richmond-N l. McCreadv.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-W zoe
Ship Princeton, Chase, Roter,am-Boelen * Blerck.
Bark Calcutta tai), Polio, LiverpoolFunch Meincke
BARK Josephine. Martin, Pickett, CardG-warren Ray
Bark Satellite tBr, Turuer, cienfucgos-C L wnsh, &
Co.
Bark Syrian Star tBr), Corning Ship arbor Ns-Boyd
Hinchen
Bark Union, Nickieson Elizabethport-E secomb
Brig Annie Batcheldor, steiman Hayre Hincken
Brig Uncle Tom, Lork, Cartha yena-T Middleton.
Bris q Barter, Moore, Santa Maria and Savanila
Thompson Hunter
Brig Robert Mex spearing (Br Clark, Havsna-Ja, Bor
land 4 Co.
Brig Alma (Nor,, Halvorsen, 81 John. NB-Edye Brock
Brig Pomona, Brown Elizabethport- Wright.
Schr w VAIL Bearse, Baracoa-E ID II irlbut Il Co.
Schr Anglo American fBr, Truxio-J Leaycraft
Schr Sarah Helen, Grady, Nassau-Moss & Ward.
schr A Van Brunt Tooker, Ponce, PR-van Brunt A
Slaghi.
schr Mary Mankin Tyler, Baltmore--van Brunt slarh
Schr II Cady Wood Phiade phia-Baker n DAYTON.
Schr Milvie, Renau, Phiadelphia--N B vondersmith
Schr Alice Oakes, Msnson EIizabethport-Jas Boriand
ca.
schr Mary Alice Perry, Portand-R Buck Co.
Schr Massachusetts, Pension Bangor, Me.-R p Buck
Co.
soop Helen Smith, De Castro, New London-G X Racket,
4
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

- LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoN, April 27--4:30
=. M, Onsols closed at 93x for both money and
Tue account United states Bve-twenty bonds, S0s.
nanwy SHARES nrm; Erie, 22h; Illinois, gs1s; At
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs April oy-The Rourae IN
frm. Rentes, M. 47c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LrvERpoor. April
T-s;50 7. m,-Ihe market closed Irregular Mid
dung upamds, ll7.d. I'D. middling Orleans 125d.
Q l2kd The sales OF the day have footed up 5000
bales. ~~ O'N'
lAvRE CorroN MARKEr.-HAvRg, April 27.-The
cotton market 10 unchanged for both on the spot
and anoat. VIZ WV ''N
LIvEGpooL lREADsrUrFs NATURALIZATION
April H.-Corn, 2os. Cd per quarter for new mixed
Western. NV
LIvERPooL Provisions MARKEr.-IrygRpoor.
April 27-Bacon 6ls. Cd. per Dbl. for Cumberland
cut Lard, 7lA per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvERpoor April
T.-Taow is dull and unchanged. Naval stores are
quiet
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET -Lovpoy. Apri, H.
Lnseej oil, G3l per ton. raow 44s. per cwL sugar
quiet and steady, both on the spot and anoat.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--ASTwRRP, April 2J--Petro-
leum quiet and unchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
cLlOnAH ANNIVERSARY AT ACADEMY OF rvsc.

The eighteenth anniversary OF the Clionian Society
Of the College OF the City OF New York celebrated
at the Academy OF Music last evening" Every seat
the spacious building occupied by the friends
OF the society, the fair sex largely predom-
mating in the audience. Upon the platform
were q number OF guests OF the society,
including Professors Anthon, Dockerty, Werner
and Morales, OF the faculty; James Kelly
Rev. Dr. Montgomery and other prominent citizens.
The exercises consisted OF a long programme Of
musical and declamatory selections, the declama-
tons consisting OF she presidents address, eleven
orssSs5t or the soce,v prcsded with ability and
made the opening address, which was eulogistic OF
secret literary societies. He congratulated the
members OF the Chonian Society on their
prosperity and progress. Mr.. Graham McAdam
made good address on conservative
theology -. which was well received. Mr.. Edward
/. Nathews Jr talked earnestly on the subject OF
"Pecuarr The principal recitation OF the evening
was that Of the poem ''Ihe New Crusade" which
was effectively rendered by the author, Mr. Charles
Follen Lee. The poem was got up in reference to
the recent agitation OF the question OF the support Of
"Mr M III II. B. CO. the "Bowery Teutons,n Citizens Of
"Mackerelville," the "bloody Sixth ward" and
"Fiith avenoo," and "the Stn, who shines not for
everyone" were received with loud cheers. At the
conclusion, when the speaker announced that sue.
cess would come with the Words
And blue eyed victory then wen see,
The speaker was showered with bouauets and
loudly encored The Grafton, "Beacon Lights" by
Mr.. Peter Kelly, was practical and thoughtful in
gomery spoke on "lnvsible Forcesn with hearty
paudlts, and an orasion 'Ihe Reading OF the
Periods by Mr.. Charles G. Mcbride was n com.
prehensive paper, and was well delivered, The
orations IA whole, were creditabe to the society,"
most OF them being OF practical nature. The con.
clu.on an honorary GRAFTON by Frederick Deseyster
A. Me- was proper termination to a succe3rf1l and
admirable entertainment. The music, furnished by
fine. At q late hour the finale OF the anniversary
was reached with the benedicuon and college songs.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
ASSEMBLY,.
ALDAsY, April 81, 1859.

ALBANY, April 81, 1862.
BILLS PASSED.
Establishing a public market on the Gansevoort
property in New York; legalizng the articles OF
socaton OF the Black River and ST. Lawrence Rail-
way; relative to the Mediterranean and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company.
REPORTS.
Mr.. SELKREG, from the Ways and Means Commit
tee, reported the Annual Supply bill complete.
Mr.. MURPHY raised the point OF order, and said
the bill must be submitted in Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr.. sEIKREG spoke at length, reviewing the hotel
bills OF the special committees, &c.
VETO MASSAGE.
A communication was received from the Governor
vetoing the btu declaring John street, IN the village
OF Gouyerneur public highway. lie objects on the
ground that the village authorities nave ali the
powers necessary thereto.
TdE SUPPLY BILL
The discussion on the supply bill was continued.
The motion to commit the supply bill 70 the Com
mttee OF the Whole was lost. The sad bill, appro-
pratng about s1,2oooOO, was then passed by a vote
OF W to Is, the nays being Messrs Bamler, Burns
Cavanaugh, r. J. Campbell, II. NJ. Clark, Glen,
Jacobs, Keegan, Murphy, Y. Mitchell. Okeefe, Plum.
kett, porter, A. w. smith and ~ Il. smith.
THB HAwKINs-DECkER CONTESTED SEAT.
Mr.. HEGEMAN, Chairman OF the Election Commit
tee rose to question OF privilege In reference TO the
Hawkins against Decker, wherein he IL called
Decker man. lie said he was In favor OF oustng
lay on S da poea sao aae e ten D the
adoption OF the majority report giving the seat TO Mr.
Hawkins.
Mr.. JACOBS raised point OF order that this motion
was out OF order, and was not privileged.
Tue CHAIR overruled Mr. JACOBS point OF order.
Pendlng the discussion the hour Of two clock ar
rived and the House took a recess.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. JACOBS withdrew the appeal from the Chair
Mr.. BURNS moved to postpone the contested case
one week. Lost, IS to 5s. ~
The majority report was adopted, GO to A. and
Wllet N. Hawkins the successful contestant from
hcninonu us.rict TOOK the oath and seat, The
pxI udoIt. Al
The remainder OF the session. "Ni
The Governors veto, which was received In tho
morning, was then considered. " VIZ
Mr.. KiLHOM moved TO lay 1t on the table Iost
40 to 81. The question passing over the veto was
lost TO 10, hessrs Borse aud Gleason voting In the
Affirmative.
Bff Ls PASSED.
Relative 10 the Nursery and Child's Hospital,
New York; regulating the forfeiture Of policies OF
life Insurance; facilitating the construction Of the
Northern Air Line Railroad and authorizing the
guaranteeing OF bonds thereof; incorporating the
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

Central Savings Bank, New York; the bll relating
to contracts for constructing the Oneida Lake Canai
cred and tabled on motion OF Mr. Kilnom; to incor-
porate the Warsaw Waerw0rks; to amend the char-
ter OF the Citizens Savings Bank; to enable the New
York Elevator Company TO completeits organization
and commence business; supplementary and
amendatory act relative TO frauds In the assess
ments for local improvements; to amend the law
providing for the Incorporation OF plank road COM
panles; TO authorize Buffalo and Amherst 10 sub
scribe 10 the capital stock OF the Buffalo aud VIII
Evansville Railroad; to amend the charter OF the
Insurers own Fire Insurance Company; widening
Broadway.
The resolution heretofore adopted In the Senate
for the election on Thursday noon next OF Police
Commissioner and Regent OF the University was
adopted. Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
TIE CUBAN FAIR.
of the Fair mt Apollo Hall Lust
Evening by the sJunta PatriOtica."

Inauguration of the Fair nt Apollo Hall Last
Evening by the "Junta Patriotica."
The grand fair for the benefit OF the sick and
wounded OF the patriot army of Cuba was opened
last evening at Apollo Hall under the auspices OF
the Cuban ladies Of the "Junta Patriotica." Mayor
Hall was TO have inaugurated the fair but owing to
his having been suddenly called out OF town yes
terday afternoon, Mr. Richard O'Gorman did the
honors In his absence. Long before the hour ap-
pointed for the formal opening, the hail. which was
very tastefully decorated with Cuban nags and ban
ners Of various descriptions, was crowded by q very
brilliant gathering OF ladies and gentlemen, the
majority OF whom were, OF course, Cubans. Mr..
OGorman, after prayer by the Rev. DR.. Gallaudet,
was introduced by Mr.. Sherman, well known ad-
vocate OF Cuban rights. sr O'Gorman, dur
ing his address, which was very short
one and made In his peculiarly happy vein, referred
to the struggle which the Cubans were making
against the tyrannical Spaniards. The time had
gone by he said, when any European Power could
meddle with impunlty with the affairs Of any com
munlty on this Continent. He mad no doubt that
triumph would finally crown the efforts OF the patrl-
OTIS OF the sever faithful ISLE" Even II they were
unsuccessful In their present unequal fight. their final
denverance from the falling yoke which had Tor so
long time oppressed them was as certain as fate.
Cubans had before now essayed to gain their free
dom ana Jailed; but they had arisen at last IN their
might and could not be put down by the assassina-
tion OF helpless women in the streets of Havana
MI. O'Gorman tnen referred to the ladies who had
taken the fair In hand, and advised the friends Of
the good cause' TO patr0nlze them IN manner that
wound accrue to the benefit OF the soldiers In the
field.
There seventeen tables In the hail. every OF
which s loaded down with all sorts OF articles which
the ladies' expect to dispose OF long before the close
of the far In order to give place to other articles,
winch certain patriots are desrous OF presenting to
the Junta. There are some very valuable 0tyets de
peftu on some OF the tables, which are to be rafed
for exclusive OF the inevitable pncushions, which
are TO be seen al the tables In rich and varied
profusion. IL Is needless to state that the ladies
were untiring their efforts last evening to please
all the gentlemen by making then come "d0wn with
the dust" IN handsome manner. The fair will GER
tainly be success, for IL is under good manage
ment The ladies' who have the affair in charge have
done their part and 1t now remains for the friends
OF Cuba TO do theirs.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
ARRIVALS.
RKpoNrNp ny THE HERALD STEAM YAcnrs.

Steamship louisiana, Thomas, Liverpool April 9 and
sSns steamship CO: AprI 49, la lon 81 passed
%sn ssm.hp Sn1 TsSs CITY ot Ns% York. S dn
';unard steamship scoha-a bound east; strong westerly
steamship Iowa tBr, lie iderw,cl, Glasgow via Neville
April 10, with md.e Henderson Bros Had
stesmshp Giy Of Msyico, Dessen, Vera Cruz April ls
days hou Hs,ssra. eIpeiencea Seav, i gale
Is% from A c1 ci 81 S% as
Steamship san ,aeino. Atkins. Savannah, with mise and
Steamship Ian,.ylIe, crowell, Savannah, April a. Pm,
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston, April a.
"sa seamssp EmpSs Fos wRns,@n sSgn'n s GO
naya stores and passengers, I, James Hsnl.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mise and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamship Nersus Bearse Boston, with mise, to VIM
and co. ssa xpiS S'ss a. q %se IS
op sss a. n coss o s s1a.@sp @ Sss 81
mdse, to Samuel Thompson's Nephew. Had variable
gars Rosa NG) Dinse, Bordeaux 90 days. with wnc sc
Bark sauvegarde tBrl swinborn, Junn Peru Io5 dav.
with nitrate Of Soda to Baker BroI Passed Cape Horn fe5
Is pse 4 aPTs sa oa Apr =
same date lat 80 s. Ion 81 % W. snip Dashng waye hence
ing xl., {a,|, Cove: River o,%sl.. xcA, 80 days,
Ps.. ke s n, * os Ssa. a. :peaa sas
date. ac, exchanged signals with British Sris bound
In
Mart, IL days with sugar. to Dolner Potter. ~'
Brig Mary Ihsyer Baker, Guantanamo II days, with
sugar, &c, TO Moses Taylor Go; vessel TO Henri ~
srhr scroe Brl Purkis, Point Pere 10 days with sugar
sstagaws, hence for Raracoa. ' 'p"N' 'u"'
schr Kate wentworth tof Bosonl Adams Cienfuegos IN
days, with sugar sc 10 Maitland, Phelps Cos vessel 10
Miller a HoughtoD. ~ '''''' w
schr Moonlight Briggs, Kingston, Ja via Cbarss,on a
days, with m lac, 10 y Hurbut a Co. '''o"i
Schr Gen Scott, Cobb, Virginia.
scbr Hannah Champion, Taylor, Virginia,
schr Chaiuoerlin, Robinson, irginia
Schr Flight Cr0well, Boston
schr Wschful, Carr, Boston for New Brinsv,ck NJ
Schr MARY Johison, Gates, Lynn. ''
Bchr Fair Wind, bowman. New Bedford
scbr L Herrcs, Jones, bIgbton.
schr sppc, Hodges Hyanns
Schr Disdem, Chase, Fail River
schr Casper Holt, Chew, Fail River
Bchr Motto, Sorre, Providence
echr Helen SorrelL Provideni ..
bchr Mary Elizabeth, Hatch, Proyiiepce
schr King Bliven, Providence.
echr " DAILY, Lsmphesr, Providence
echr Patton, Psrker Providence.
echr VI wilson, Harris. Providence.
Bchr North Pacific, Erickson, PrJvLiencs
schr w Brdsal, Latham, Providencc.
Schr Woosien Founs Providence
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, April 27, 1859.
BILLS PASSED.

ALBANY, April 27, 1859.
BILLS PASSED.
TO incorporate the Dime savings Bank Of suffern;
TO enlarge the boundaries Of Auburn; to amend the
charters OF Hornellsvle, Whitehall, Fairport aGd
Marathon; TO incorporate the Rochester Maenner
chor; uniting the village OF Lansingburg TO Troy;
relative to common schools In New YORK 26 to 81; to
incorporate the Chaplin Home for the Aged and In
firm; TO establish ward for the surgical and medi-
cal treatment OF persons wounded or taken I'll south
OF Canal street. New York.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To amend the law relative to instruction in
academies and common scaool teaching.
The bill authorizing and requiring the removal Of
one hundred sing sing prisoners 10 the Albany Penl-
tentiary was taken from the table on motion OF Mr.
BANKS.
Mr.. NICHOLS moved TO recommit 10 amend by
'permittng" instead OF directing ouch removal, the
same to be under the direction Of the State Prison
Inspector Adopted.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate held an executive session for the con-
nrmation Of notaries and soon after adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

THE WEST HAVEN HOMICIDE CAsE.-On Saturday
Ransom Tomlnson who delivered himself up to the
authorities after killing John Granheld, on Thurs
day last, at the River House. In West Haven and
who was committed to jail to await an examination,
was brought before the Superior Court upon writ
OF habeas corpus, and no proceeding having been
sttuted against him by the West Haven authOri-
ties, he was discharged from custody, but bail in the
Doolittle, to be given for his appearance whenever
proceedings are In tituted against him. His counsel
IL Ia probable that proceedings win be instituted IN
the case this week, and that there will be- an ex-
animation had at West Haven.-HarU0rd Times,
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
FIRES In TEE CITY.

Distillery i'm Fifty.sevcnth Street B,:rncd to
the Ground-Loss $1,000, ,O00-The In.
surances.
About quarter past two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing fire broke out on the top floor OF the three story
building No. $40 and SIS West Ffty-seventh street,
which was owned and occupied by A. De Lyre as
distIllery, caused by an explosion which occurred on
the top noor, where a large quantity OF grain was
stored. The fire gained such headway, even before
the arrival OF the fremen that 1t was found mpossl
bic to anything in the building, which with its
contents was wholly destroyed.
The loss on stock Is $500, and on building and
machinery S1l0,0o Mr.. DE Lyre has insurance as
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
We ,ther Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YoRx, APRIL II, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving por, viii
please deliver all packages intended for our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press not now
coec; marine reports attend the delivery OF
will be by the following
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March 1885,
Resolved That and after April l. 1883 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF shp news IN the
harbor of New YORK. Passei un animousiy.
~ The Office OF the Herald steam yachts JAMEo and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall slip All nlnc itions fr)m
and connses the masters Inward bouni YEA,
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
Fire in Warren Street.

About nve O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out the fourth floor Of No. 50 Warren street. which
was occupied by James Anderson as o cap manu-
factory. The third floor, occupied by James New
man as ladies' shoe mandatory, was damaged BY
water about $1,000. The second loor, occupied by
Cans 4 Klein taiors was damaged by waser 81, 5oJ.
The building, which was, as well as the stock, in
sured, was damaged to the amount Of $500.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
Fire on broadway.

At quarter to twelve O'Clock yesterday morning
fire occurred in the large double frame house cor
ner OF Manhattan street and Broadway, owned by
John e. Devln, and occupied by Patrick Dennison
as a liquor store and dwelling. Mr.. Dennisons loss
Il $1,000; fully insured. Thomas Henrarty. grocer,
occupied portion OF the premises and sustained O
loss Of $780, The Fire Marshal was on the ground
when the fire broke out, the police report, and rem
dered efficient service.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
Fire i'm Third Avenuc.

At half-past one, by the explosion OF gas meter,
fire took place In the new building No. sos Third
avenue owned by Andrew Kennedy Il son, whose
oss Is about 800. Andrew Kennedy, Jr., was sc
verey burned In the face and was removed TO his
residence, No. 2O7 East Thirty y-fourth street.