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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sBw.TORK...".

PORT OF HBW 1ORk.....s.s ''DVeo~Ve' -
CLEARED.
Watson Liverpool Cleopatra, Phillips fla
Freeman Wilmington Isaac Bell Bourne
RmonA &c John Gibson Winters GeOrgetoSn d. C ~eybos's
.1.s Noors wallace Nevben NC Abemarie Couch horok
ptsd states Norton MashSitan Hoodha Charleston
shetueke, Taylor Philadelphia hsus Bearse Boston y p
snrpouut Cambria Csrneghsn glasgow george Ctom~e
Capp New Montgomery Foh savannah Ssn saxaaS'
Savannah; Rebeccs clyde WINCHESTER "hE'b :" ~
y W. Bruno. Foster Baltimore. ~, ~. Nj,
Baks-g Dorado Thonassen Kng'ten JAM l. konh aartn
Rsg.s Wifinsas s. John B., shsss Brown LsbOai Fa
roe Duel DemaaA Unes SAN johnson, POrtauPAite sailor
DO sb A Van Bmnt Tooker Csbarsn; Ricardo Iowa Little
Nsvassa; T. Wheaton. Atkins Philadelphia A. Reed Reed
Ten Yarnouh n A. Bdhdge, BAbrt Key West brooh
RrooIs George Mary Lord ChaIlestoni MARY Louise
Gaskll Wilmington, n c. Horace L, Franer' bridgeport
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nebraska Guard Dec ard Queenstown g.
" s,s.m,h,D Leo Dearborn Savannah mdse and pAss
Rrig TsrrsitA. Hill Cienfuegos 10 DAYS sugar
Hf,S NaAd, Richardson Cieufnegos 10 DAYS sugar
ByiS Ida l. RAY CrOwsll Savannah 10 days yeo~ pine
Sehr. Clara Woodhouss Russell bra'o'' ie' ~ -'' WV
Sehr Tbos J. Frazier Nudge. Havana days fruit
schT. Charlie Willie. Thomas kbn0etnpot@
p-ox D.e smshfp VIM. Kennedy, from Bstimore
saroo Philadelphia Gsneus ron Hs"i'Ai o''A IMPRESS
nS Nae aarfvsd ships E. o. GsbaD from Liver
pool, T. u. Fay irou Newcastle, ~ o "" ..I . T..
IosnospKRRY Dee The steamship North Aeresn non r'fE
Dee 9TbS Steamship Herman touched hers 70
dsy, On the way 70 BTemes .,,.s lt
T1 hp Orion FROM hes-fotk va Nsu pese snfed
no ~ ,hs f1d Dec she LEAKING slishily.
rx Meteor probably from Psr.arrines ief Ds"'n ''n''e
ren, before reported ashore Bsenos Ayr bseans total
theS reckg d =
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smIEht makes right o.

principle that might makes right" or uni
eT Tsat opT trend M WATSON has SO noby presented
H. that seems 70 convey doubt TO recognizing the
sonselence Of the individual IL seems 70 me taat eV s
been toward removing this idea that might makes
right" substituting the idea that right controls ana
governs. The old adage that "in a multitude of conn
safety, Is true III suffrage The evil we now suer
the hands OF the people into the hands OF the eaueuss
great but think that To give IL over TO the educated
class IN tins country would be 70 REMAND 70 another
caucus.
ABBY KELLEY FOsTER-THE POWER BEHIND THE THRONE.
would remark that the old adage, There is power
hehnd the throne that stronger than the THRONE and
which moves the power is the whole sum and substance
Of the great general conception uttered here.
As Mr. Gerrit Smith said, The power behind the
throne is made up Of the masses and because the
masses have not their responsibility the rulers have
felt it, Shall II be said that because the masses have
not been educated mp 10 the point 20 which they need TO
be- that then the government is failure. The very
business of government is raise the moral and intel
lectual standard Of the people"
DIR. LoRISG-A WORD FOR THE PEOPLE.
am happy TO say that have heard Of just such
talk this the people in their caucuses
and assemblies than some Of the refined might sup
pose. There is an immense amount Of common sense,
conscience and humanity in the of the common
peOpe-Inore than think there ia, sometimes, and
you is the hardest thing in the world TO lead the
masses OF men asay. Their OF Justice keen.
surprised that much said Of corruption in
means. Wherever the carcase is there Will the eagles
be; but they are all eagles. don't believe anything
pure think there spot somewhere In the heartthat
all have 20 get rid Of the best way we cam and the
individual heart type OF the public heart In spite OF
a the discOuragng facts Of the situation have great
hope have through all our history great fact,
and that that that which dominant that which has
ruled all men, has been obedience TO nationality. The
speaker commented on the purity Of Washington and
praised General rants course and said There never
has been time Tin this country when the great ruling
thought OF the country has not been saved by universal
suffrage 10 is not question Of education man IS
required TO know the alphabet 70 teach him right
and wrong: and think, of the great marvels OF
time has been the way in which the masses OF the
people have reasoned up TO the great ruling thought and
supported IT,"
digpersed
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THE POLICE coNvICTs-MorIos OF STAY OF
" EXECUTION.

In the Supreme Court, at Special Term, yes
,erIay before Mr. Justice CardozO the policemen, han
nigan and Remsen who were conyioted u tne vout W
sessions of larceny from the persoi OF one
OF Kentucky OF s0 and sentenced fo nve
State Prison. moved by their counsel eI nase M
for STAY OF execution IN their senta1ce ana TOT n
writ OF error The points taken by counsel ~ tue
err we're that Recorder Hackett erred IN orghg thai
the evidence was such remove al reap uouDs
from their minds OF gnit Of the prsonee tpey shon
not permit evidence OF previous Character
doub that the evidence did not show tho nhd OF eha
acter OF the bills stolen with sufficient accuracy w.
OF three hundred dollar bills In currency
stolen This DO claimed was not sufcient .nsio sens
no such legal thing as greenbacke Mr.. Ftnows Assls
tant Dlstrict.AttorDey. argued that neithst pill
tenable The writ Of error was writ OF rgn W.
to the Court had been committed Inc Court
reseryed ia decnon.
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THE CHINESE PEksECUTIoNBILL IN CALIFORNIA
senator Lawrence of Mariposa, California. ha'

THE CHINESE PERSECUTION b. Ii IN CALlfohNiA'
Senator Lawrence of Mariposa, California. has
introduced the following bill into the State Legislature
He Ia a Democrat - -,
ayc-,.s Every person who shall employ any Chl-
asa ar oh.r Asatic laborer shall obtain quarterly
license therefore wit From the first day o. APRIL ~
~ rs, dny OF July 1870 for each such iaDoror ne
chaic or artisan employed. "a per quarter From Tue
FIRST dayof July 10 The first day OF october OF 'nu
var Al per quarter. For the next succeeding quA'or
l,e and for each quarter thereafter, SO =, ~,
SIC Tho Board OF supervisors OF sscn sra
hs ssme n tbs hands OF the County Auditor VINO shs
ss and issue them 70 the sheriff or TAI ~ % YAK
ing receipt therefor and account LOT 'no' ~ 'o 'Ao
manner a. In case of other licenses s.. ,....,,.
ssc 3 IL shaisbe the duty Of the stete SontroLier
twenty dsys prior the bSnS form Of ths
iIesnses As required By section Of thih Act
SC All monies collected under the PROVISIONS OF This
- anal be paid into the County treasury ana apPor
ensd; Omrhalf 10 the state school Fund and one-han
src ANY person who shAll violate any OF the prov
.,oas of soetisa ssaa 10 asszsa sssS ~ misdemss
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

A Hdbeds Corpus CdSe.--SOme two months
since Judge Batchf0rd granted writ OF habeas corpus
directed To Gen Kiddoo requiring him to produce the
body OF William Price enlisted soldier and show cause
why he should not be discharged from the service IL
having been alleged behalf Of Price that he was IN
to1cated when enlisted and was British SUBJECT ana
married man GEN Klddoo made return that Price had
voluntarily received pay clothing and ratlons since ms
enlistment and had made no rem0nstrance OF protest
onst heing kent In the service Considerable testi-
lnony was taken before Commissioner Belts on the points
involved. which testimony WAS submitted TO Judge
Rlatchford ON examining the testimony Judge Blatch-
ford decided discharge the writ and has reanded
tho petitioner 10 the army.
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MIanN1c ELECTIONS.

Pyramid Lodge No. 400, +. and A. NJ On
eveppe elected the following officers for the en-
sn,ng wear: p. l. Hoffman. W. M; James Glover. s. ""
W. C. Morris, j. W.; John Cook. Treasurer; Thomas y
Groun,el secretary; John schreyer = d.. ana JGsefn
Nash d. The annual reports SHOW me hoaso ~ US ~
for charitabe purposes during the year leaving psi-
ance ma the treasury of over $1,000
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respectable merchant Of this city, and insured his life
for his benefit for 5000 In the latter part OF 1853 ne
assigned his policy TO the defendant In 1866 he was
declared lunatc The plaintiff now seeks TO set aside
the assignment the ground that his mind was diseased
1889 The evidence for the plaintiff to-day the ef
that he showed marked change OF character such
usually earlier symptoms or Diseased mlnd De
fore the execution OF the assignment The case was ad-
ourned nrodnce further testimOny ON TINS point.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Seizure Of Ldger. Gc.-Truck (No. O., and two
borses belonging TO Kaufman Hauck brewers IN East
Newark were seized in the street here, yesterday and
together with the contents OF the truck consisting OF 10
kegs OF lager beer and 80 empty kegs were taken to
Marshal Harows office. the ground that they were
liable 10 forfeiture through omission 10 cancel the
stamps affixed to the kegs. The property Will DO con
demned the 18th proximO unless the owner can SNOW
satisfactorily why the omission occurred
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THE WRECK OF rHE ANNADALE-A CORRECTION


70 the Editor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: The account published in The TRIBUNE
of december 10 OF the wreck OF the brig Annadaie CD
this beach, contains the following paragraph "onr in
formants say that the United States eboa the house
at which IA within 200 yards of the wreck aud in charge
I one VIM Chadwick not sent to the assistance OF
,h snrers or even launched" This etatementi Is in
rreef az te brig ashore near station mouse no
p1ils IT ChadVick has charge OF No =, distant 1nly
80 ,itss trom Tie OF the wreck IL woulo DC ex
injustice 10 allow this charge 70 remain on recora
agast Mr. Chadwick, as ne stabds anonk 'no mo-
49, snanv hrave surfInen this New Jersey SEA coest
1d hss been directly instrumental In saving y rs no
@ m say hundreds " human ltyeSs oiep az
I,,,,,Ie,1t Tisk OF has His promPtness ana zes
srs proven iu the case OF the steamship Circasslsn
whsf came ashore about o'clock last
sinS In lees than one hour after the steamer ATT
S hescb the fe-saving apparatus hade been pIouknt
a. fha sea q line shot out 70 the vessel the
mte-car Containing Mr. Chadwickl attached a nd
hanled ont through the surf 20 the steamer, eho
Verthng n adinees % land ali hands IN safety caPr
Ris ~ the rcessan In his letter 70 the Coast ouPc
Intendeft afsr having described Chadwicks proinpt
ness in fis matter and having anded TO the nnnhess
vim whleh Nre Eiis was cared for after having reacnsu
the shore closes thus my prayers are, should aIy III
sortnnats nersoD be shpwrecked, they may meel VIVA
snch fTesds az Chadwick and MaIon. God bless them
Yours very truly, ID u
GRlsaR Beach, ~ u, De- ~ ieo~
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xrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captain, vessels arriving Al this port eqessdn
the Nsvfork Associated Press onJ 70
persons exhibiting authority Of W Smonior usnera
Apt News Journal Of CoHnre TINES TRIBUNE
World sun EJpss EreniR0 Post Commercial Afu'rti' Sah
Z,Eng YORKER Deokrdi should also be delivered "n'
he same ptrsOu
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TILE NEW CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The Hon. Lewis b. Woodruff, the newly ap-
pointed L. s. Circuit Judge, yesterday paid flying visit
TO the L. s. Court Buildings, calling upon Judge Batch
ford District Attorney Pierrepont and various other
weeks as Il will require that time TO finish up the busi
ness now on his hands connected Win the court OF
Anpeals
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purt. mmSrus' Hrtifr.

~ - al AI.. srlrs o, Esv.foaz,
AZ .u PoHYwARpAsy oyyeH, No - Wl'iAn+h
~yoTrcE "a bereby owen, Ia accordance with
IN s.sass % s Ast psssa Agrn H. 1871 entitled AZ ASH
h.ets.aas wsenf ones Of y, Pos kv iors A. esrso.
saysY as vss asu ends sIsah
~, per VA
be v sys ssss ssseesdas hs ssess % e's s
sssssh; ,app
Bssssship San FTssescO.
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mIPREMR couRT-syEcriL TrSs.

Before Mr.. Justice Cdrdoro-L aaacy and Prop,
,rvHHarlA Newell admx, de-. Agt Soiomon IvTnse ,
ihe plaiIti1 this the admpisra1 VI 49,
Asgpire who died In February hsL He was ~ oDs a~o
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nor and upon conviction thereof be fined In any sum mol
less than $50 nor more than 500.
SIC g. This Act shall effect from and AFTER Jus pas
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eRrDIy,s WEATHER RBPoRT-sL a
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
a. San .eu........ 1891 MOOa rises. morn
aIsH
so, HAL 1870 Gov, Island. 90 Hdl GAs 3:N
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umpire WOOD-SPLITTING MACHINE
~ q. sYLITNE0 OAK, HICKORY. AND PINE Ssr sale b,
". l. WILLIAM Pstssise ssa Bsiasr.
IA hass Twesu. fhh-si. ThiIs
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At WIN TVERDELL" SONS, No. lo4 =,
"A ,.s-a-wIDDIke CARDS aas fNE srAriosHAi 'sSA
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DeIamarre's Specific Pills.

Prepared by GRrAnoiorc 4 Dupont, No. II Rue
Lombard, Paris, and highly recommended BY
the entire medical faculty Of France.
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SPECIAL MoTICnS.
THE PLASTER OF THE TIME" ALI
COCKS POROUS

In lumbago they act like charm. In few
hours violent cough is relieved by Plaster
applied to the chest. Many persons believe 9
Geld cannot be taken while a plaster Is worn
there's this We Do know. they greatly assist in
the cure Of a neglected cold, so often the intro
duccr Of Consumption
Cure Of Lesion of the Liver. r.
A gentleman, after n severe sickness. had le-
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sudden jar gave him severe pain, often laying
him up for days. Hence he was unable to follow
any occupation with regularity.
In this condition, hc applied over thu part
Affected an Allcooks Porous Plaster Al first,
it seemed 10 irritate, so it was taken of. But
tho marked improvement be experienced after
ward gave him courage TO try again, aud hs
therefore applied another plaster. In a few
days something gayo way-"slPpod," ;" to use the
gontlemau's own words. There was some sore.
ness for few days after, then his health was
perfectly restored. Upon being sounded by his
physician, the adhesion or lesion was found to
be gone
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James CIarke's Female Pills,

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir James
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DRAWING,

Payments made quarterly, in advance. School
Books furnished at current prices. Hours Of. at
tendance from Q A. m until 3 p. IN. Recess from
l2 to 1880. No Students allowed to leave the
recreation grounds during the time Of recess.
Iu case oflnte attendance or absence from school,
mote Of excuse is required from the Parent or
Guardian.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-18
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