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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

.DEPor ouARIERxAsrzR's oyyIcE,}
wAsnISoroE, d. c., July 10, 1902,
win be sold at public auction on MONDAY,
huEuH .. c99msnelns q, los m. rsdsr The n.
buildings known as Lincoln Depot. situated be:
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets east and and
D strCsts north, comprising
; buildings, a0x2s feet Isaw-mill buildinE. Dx
| building, lNxis. two 81, story.
story engine house, l1xs3,
tbuildtngs, sx2i two story.
story. stoIehouso. 226kD feet.
| dwelling house, S,xl7. stable, l5ax78 feet.
| sitshSn to do. .eixl.7 eoSf .houss. ariifeet
story l green house, l1xls II.
] lee house, l7xt1feet.
water tank and frame, lexlsx2 feet; sinks,
.hei. 100 fnat board fence, feot high 20 feet
pickAt fepcc. Sk feet high.
Purchasers will be allowed ten days 10 remove
bulldogs.
Teams: Cash on day ofsals.
J. O. McFERRAN,
Deputy qaartsrmaster Gegetsi,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all ths creditors Of JOHN @. saAFEa, who
may have proved the claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
Bankruptcy, on the 9Th day Of August 1850, Al 10
o'clock, a. IN. at the City Hall, washington city.
should not DO granted o said Bankrupt. You are
also notified that the third meoting Of said Bank.
gust, 1860
By order the Court
ALEX, SHARP,
US. Marshal OF D, G. as messenger
Test-R, J MElGs, Clerk. iyaeSaui
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

The FINDER Of q small pocket revolver
aud a seal ring will be literally rewarded by
leaving them at this Office.
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TX Tgs sTTggME COURT T, op T TaE PJsTTRISGr

George W. Devices ct al
No, 1,F0. 20. Doc, "
Andrew ROCKWELL eta
oam.tIIg Of The sSpYi,ipsnts, George n Sparks
Victoria Smith, @. X smith, Daniel Smith, Henry
Most, JOHN. Cromwell. aud John HsuPtma1. By
that the defendants cause their appearance TO be
entered beron or before the hrst rule day occur.
ring forty drya after this day. otherwise tho cause
will be proceeded with AS In case Of default
by order OF the Court $1,000
True Enly:.rest; H. j. AsniSsi
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The EsoLIsH PAPERS per steamer Russia

The ENGLISH PAPERS per steamer Russia
contain full accounts OF the ceremony OF
unwilling the statue Of George Peabody,
placed In the rear OF the London Exchange,
and which took place on the 23d ult. His
ROYAL Highness, the Prince OF Wales, was
present, besides u large number Of distin-
guished citizens, including the American
Minister (Mr. Motlcy,) Miss Burdctt Coutts
and Mrs. Brown, Sir Curtis Lampson, Sir
Anthony de Rothschild, the Governor Of the
Bank Of England, (Mr. Crawford, VI. P.,)
General Sir William Knollys, Lord Alfred
Hervey, and Major Grey lin attendance on
the Prince Of Wales,) and others. The
Prince was received at the Mansion House
by the Lord Mayor, and the illustrlous party,
after partaking Of q luncheon, proceeded to
the usual business Of speech-making.
His Royal Highncss delivered himself
twice, and the Lord Mayor, Sir Benjamin
Phillips, and Mr.. Motley each spoke once,
the burden Of the talk being reserved, how
ever, until the company had assembled In
the square, where the statue stood, and
where q dais had been erected to receive
them. The addresses were about what
might have been expected; the best thing
said being the reply Of the sculptor Story,
who, when called upon for speech, pointed
L significantly to the statue, and exclaimed,
| "That Is my speech" The gathering OF so
| large a number Of distinguished men and
women was, however, fully worthy OF him
whose deeds and virtues they had met tc
honors, and the tribute thus offered to tn,
great American philanthropist will find a
hearty echo on this side Of the Atlantic.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

On the petition q jane N. Coos 81 Boston.
Mass, praying for the exteasioa Of . patent
Tor an Improvement In Dust Dehectors for Win
dows Of Railroad Cars:
onion on tho nth day OF September next. Any per.
son may oppose thiN extension. Objections. de-
positions. aud other papers, should be hled In this
odiee twenty DAYS before the day Of hearinT,
SAMUEL \, FISHER,
jyl3rIy Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

ISTuE esterday couple Of plat
form cars belonging to the Washington and
Alexandria railroad, which had been do
street and Maryland avenue, were, BY what
means is not known, started down the grade,
and the first draw being up, bounded down
the chasm into the river, about ten feet.
Fortunately no vessel nor persons were In
the way, or serious results would have en-,
sued. In o short while afterwards the
necessary machinery was obtained and the
cars were hoisted TO the bridge about on,
o'clock, and passage through and over the
| bridge proceeded as usual.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

Coon BOARD and well furnished rooms can
be obtained at 400 Eleventh street, above T
street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

The Presidents CoACHAAS, with his
carriage and two horses, returned 10 this
city yesterday from Long Branch.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

FoR THIRTY DAYS Markriter will dispose,
for cash, at greatly reduced prices, his excel
lent stock ofpaper hangngs, window shades,
Nc. Call al 1856 Seventh street, and inspect
what he offers for sale.
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THIS Is TO osvl NOTICE 70 all persons
having goods deposltcd At Princes loan
Office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. 271 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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y &hs1isar6s. b. &, jaae %. issa.
TtrsGlllr, "a, praying for the extension Of a
pAteEt granted 10 him on the 9th day Of october,
Bars:
Il I. ordered that said petition DO heard at this
may oppose this extension, Objsetions, deposi.
tnhs, aud other papers, should be nled In this
SAMUEL T. FISHER,
gils, WSw Conn sal . DER Of pAtenlA
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Oak Hall Clothing, 400 Seventh st., Opp 20


District n Columbia, Washington COuatY, 10
iTu:
10 - case OF JOnS T. MITCHELL AID kiCuAkD
PErrIr. Admin s,ratoTs Of walter Eatpsr, dI-
The adm illustrators aJrssait hiye,wiih the
appro alton Of tho rIphaa-' Court, q WYhipE.
iOtil day 4 August. a. b $50. fHr tLr j 'rltic.
u. mt snd distrihution Of the Icr,Inal 'statn Of
tS!d deceased and Il tue asset In haui, -, far Ms
thu san have b. Gu collected aud turned Into
Irvue, when sud whore all the etedit!r' and
Lc'Es OF said decaassJ are notified TO attend, with
their ri.in. pr, .riy youchee, or thsy may oth r.
wIsn by law be excluded from all beneht In snid
be Published once a week for three weeks In the
Ts.t; A. WEBSTER,
jyl2-m3w' Register Of wills.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oTPICg.

wArnISuroS. u, c., ily q, 1850,
On the petition u ARgrrsA. wiLpER, ofDetroit.
Michigan, pTaying for the extension Of patent
gr,uted to him on the S0th day Of 0etobeI, 1855,
and reissued gu the 18th day Of 0etober ls3e. and
again reissued the 18th day Of May, 1855, for an
improyemtn Mt for Saving and EdginG Clap Boards,
II Is ordered that the said petition be hoard at
this ONCE on tue 18th day Of October next Any
person may appeAse this extension, 0biec:
lions, positions, and other papers should be nled
o SAHEBL D. FISHER,
jy3l. ST. Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

Tus WASHINGTON CITr DIsrEssARr,
northwest corner OF Seventh and M streets,
conducted by Drs. L. NJ. Taylor and =. W.
Latlmer, has proved a perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge TO the poor. Once hours from 0 10
10 q. m. and TO 7p. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

THEY have now at Saratoga a young lady
possessing eight trunks Of Partisan toilettes,
several boxes OF lingerie and ten thousand
dollars In rings, brooches, necklaces and
other ornaments. Perhaps 1t Is well to men
tion In this connection that five years ago
this fair dsn,oissls resided over her fathers
dram shop In Sixth ayenue.-M y. GazsfGs.
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Government Sales.
T PUBLIC SALE

GOVERNMENT WAGONS AT PUBLIC SALE
win b. .s xr: :. sssis . p 81 Ais'fl; H.
fs $a S e .1S:Is. a9 III
e?Tp etc 10 syyery psr rns,n, ,,a, v...o,.
removed in forty, 'l'NtohRadais; Gas. .suruzstAsp..
A.,l.,s1! M'dle,, rurveJ0r. sr'Ve' Col. u's.A.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT DU1LDlNos, 30.
BgssAS. o. RfT. FssSs h,D Ieis Lac"
u By ai,'t Gnd r s. Rs:v sims sSI
sGa ey pa nsnf sSs.nS srs % MosBXf
% Four frame buildings.
qEGII p Dse sisSis.
III one Dead. House.
ti4sj Four iaaafSf aud s,vea,y..hve feet Iron
water Plpe, Innuer gro9na BROWN.
}S5 F'~h 81 BSsyst Major AMI Di.barsins oiassr
MULES AND auAnrERMAsTER's STORES
W. .EG! agar1 4 Js,, q S,,ssssS',|
gust Do ecmmene'ng A. 70 a. m, At himory square,
s e TRHm Ise'i assn.S u aasieI,
masters stores. eOu'fsiing ~ part q.
i H SFf Cat CT s tiSs; new s:w.
!Two.he,s, wsgoa.. Loo tss. Iron Pipe.
| 2Ambu'auees. 80 lbs. Hope,
| bCarts. % Decks,
| Ion Iron bedsteAda, los sets Harness, asst.
| Sjl fire Bricks, 30 yds Cocoa Mating,
with parts OF Wagons, a large lot Of Tools, and
Especial attention IL called to this choice lot OIL
| Mules, as OF very superior quality.
! Terms; Cash on day OF tale,
y Ord II Of the QuartermA.tsI 0sneIsk
DT1.y 9u'r'orm''sr General Bf'I'' Brig ,y, en-
" . n ~ AA-ot
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

RECENTLY, In New York city, q woman
named Francis Gcazer was complained of
for keeping n disorderly house. She was
arrested, as were also three girls, inmates OF
her den, one of them being her own daugh-
ter, whom the mother encouraged In pros
titution. The justice ordered the whole
party 10 be locked up for trial.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

AcCIDESTs.-About 1880 o'clock yester-
day morning little son Of Mrs. Gannaver,
living on X street, between Sixth and Sev-
enth streets, Island, was kicked several
times by mule attached to cart which he
was driving, near the corner Of Thirteen.
and-a-half street and Maryland avenue, and
seriously injured. The injured boy received
skilful attention In few minutes afterwards
from DR.. r. z. Croggon, after which he was
removed to his mothers residence.
On Wednesday evening q little daughter
Of Mr.. Powell, printer, residing on II street
north, between Fourth and Flfth west, was
playing In the street, and In attempting 10
run across the street fell, striking the back
Of her hand upon the stone pavement, break
ing her arm above the wrist. She was at
once taken to the residence Of her parents
and surgical assistance summoned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

ORDNANCE SERGEANT JAMES SKINNER is In
charge Of the fort at Castle Plnckney, South
Carolina, and has for his assistant private
Johnson, Of the regular army. The latter Is
addicted TO drinking, and often quarrelsome.
On Saturday last johnson shot skinner,
while the two men were In an alteration.
The wound is OF Il serious character, and II
was thought that an amputatlon Of the left
cause can be ascrlbed for the action Of john
SOD, as there had been no old grudge be-
tween him and the Sergeant, and IL Is thought
that the shooting was done while he was I'M
der the influence Of liquor.
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IYcoLY DEPOT AT AUCTION.
DEpor ouARrERxAsrsR's or

As.'.,aa. Medical PurveyOr. Brevst Col.
iy.0.6t
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04

FROM LIVERPOOL steamship Bin, MsT Al knrr, we
spi cJ safy Myers Henri Myers Ar Bell X Ne,stL ~ -,
tu,ou J. AppchT J. Appehy. ML ard Mrs X Michel tharr'
olnrr h. BouBsr Mss Anu Kinder Thomas iou9g J',h nug'
Mrgratty Lewis John Corua wife, aud daughter " hhn
L. - D,rs Cs1sT J. Ilolbomle s. Harris Moore. Mr. Pit
Il las Anu Tossy J1ha Cobeit Charles Turner VlanoUe
Els and LES IN the tifcDHe. - 49,, ~ n,
PROM CARiEsTON-a steamship Maphatia1 aPnl ~ I h1
tr..s an u J. aBd wife. h A. T. Terry o. Jn1n'
a.. .or .I ssrvau g. Ag4,,s Atsooi snd aife, Ms j.
Ry- Master Rg. e. Mayor James MadocE j. H. Carleton and
IN. IN Gul Lent Nanr wife aud chill, 4. Jacobs Capt y "
wiseI Gen Ssern-y " y lIumphres y Hymau, g. BnHe;
F..ar Lee asI sIf If- Olar. H T. Terry, Miss T. Well g. j.
MA Ms Tosrsed W. W Smith. G. l. Putn1u. Mrs Bssei
an AMI name Mrs Sheppard, thompson G. Wa6rdge MAJOR
Kellogg rl ue D. l. Rogers JoLn Smith. Wright Lent James
I,srst p Miller ani ai o Bartlett G. smiih Mr, Siaa
rufse au children s. Sagagr. Mrs Tan ihsl T. Moore g. X
WFn ana f ThJrr aHd wife Miss Wcodrat vi" toStand
Tolh- M SFeurY and eLll hrs IesaH ana s.'. T. ~ or
sh wife chill Lieut. lt r. Elstsil anil sie J. " Chnder g.
lieaeuc W. H. Caupun. J. Jackson Dr. d. Z" thfA John
Witn u Miss aul sister. anl ~ steerake
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04
THE KIYDT ROBBERY CASE.

THE TRIBUNE of yesterday contained men
ton Of the confession Of Gustav Kndi the burg
lars who robbed the wachcaso mandatory OF Messrs
Wheeler, Parsons Co.. Of some $1,000 In January last
but gave no inkng Of the which led TO that
fession. These are singular interesting and.
might say, Providcnta 10 deserve especial men.
ton IL appears that Friday last. OF the parties
left In charge OF kndts house and household eucts
No II Statest Brooklyn, while engaged IN removing The
goods TO safe place for storage, had occasion TO reach
something upon SHELF and 10 accomplish ths he had TO
step upon the window Sill When Jumping of again Tie
board forming this sil was loasencd, and tipping up
pieco OF the woodwork below became displaced Fall
Ing 20 the floor 1t disclosed valuable collection which
Kindt had hidden there, consisting Of three "Nugs"
nuggets OF gold 10 gold watchcascs and two gold seal
rings. The gold and watch portion Of the
property taken from Messrs. Wheeler Parsons Co.'s
safe In January last and the seal rings stolen from
an establshment in Pearl-st., N. y, WheTo Henry
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04
ANorHER sEcoNp.AVE. RAILROAD STRIKE.

The drivers on the Second-ave. horse e-car
line assembled in council Sunday night and resolved
10 better their condition put the Railroad Company TO
some trouble and expense In accordance with an
arrangement OF the Association every driver in the Com
panys employ refused to touch line whip yesterday
morning and, therefore, during the whole day no lively
Jingle Of bells along that particular line IN
dlcated TO expectant persons waiting on sueeI
corners for their fayorite conveyance down Town,
that the coming SO, such parties after walting
I'M their patience expired pronounced certain anathemas
on those whom anathemas due, and crossed over
10 some other line some OF them very profanely swear
ing that they would walk several blocks out OF their way
hereafter rather than patronze company that would
disappOnt the whole community, rather than pay their
drivers who had been working II hours out Of the a. Tor
the starving OF 81 day. tho trning advance OF 90
cents Fortunately for all concerned, a meeting OF the
drivers held about o'clock last evening the legal repesei
ayes of the Company met with them and agreed to
the advance OF so cents making 81 90 day on condition
that tho drivers would TO the old timetable or IL
hours day. The drivers readily acceded to these terms
as they were the very Onfs demanded at the former
strike Everything passed of quietly and pleasantly
Tie drivers were good humor last night and active
preparations made for the resumption OF regular
trips this morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04
,n,o ,o James Hand of this city has been appointed

hit, .ro lanes Hand OF this city has been appointed
Assistant Consul at Toronto.
NFWARK.-In the Court of Oyer and Ter
liner Yesterday, William III. Harrison pleaded guilty 10
OF forgery and was held In 500 bail for sentence
on the 10Th Lewis Funk pleaded not guilty In the
Court of Special Sessions Charles King sentenced to
nine months imprisonment In the state Prison. for the
larceny Of S2JO worth OF hats from the manufactoy OF
Messrs Meyer, Hoehn Co., the night OF Friday last
MARY Mum, girl l6 years of age. the daughter OF
Friday evening last and has not since been seem
Her parents very much alarmed for her safety ana
warrants have been Issued at their instance Tor tn
OF two notorious characters who Rre suspected
having abducted her.. .Gusaye Zyruth was arreste1t
yesterday upon suspicion OF completely in tho roDDey ol
the hat unnufactOry OF Messrs. Meyer HOehn & CO' on
Friday last. Zyrutn is q detective officer empOytu ~
the u. s. Government, and 1t was through MS ll,S
After his commitment King gave information WnIch
TO the suspicion that Zyruth concerned ia he ~
berry He was therefore arrested and was palleu AOi
trial.
RAILWAY, n. 1.-THE Sabbath School con-
nected with the Episcopal Church Will hOd anniversary
exercises on the 10th inst q,
ELIZABETHTOWN, n. 1.-The Old School
Presbytery Of this city has voted III IaYor Vi reuhV
TRENTON.-The potters' strike has teIml,-
mated The bosses have yielded 10 the ucnanu anu WIN
will be resumed on Tuesday.
GREENWICH. CONN.-The annual Borough
election m this village on Wednesday evening resulted
i'm the reelection Of H. NJ Benedict for warden
Thomas A. Mead. Dayton, Dunt6n, Talbot ana soonon;
and Robert Reed, were chosen Burgesses taAlcNJ VI
six mills on the dollar voted for the current year
resolution was adopted in favor Of having complete
survey OF the borough made ana map pfepareu' WIN
view of laying ont streets avenues, roads, ana parks
movement also made In favor OF haVns the Prir
cipal thorOughares lighted. Ihe new Nlethouist EPs
copa church. almost completed VIII Dc dedicated to pun
lc worship on the 18TH or l3th INST
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04

Jeannot was employed. about IS months since Some
Stoo in silver disapneared at about the same me or
course the cache was empted and the contents var
ned at 5000 in currency transferred TO lts
on saturday when the discovery OF the hidngp OF
his piundor was announced to Kindt he made In con
Manned by himself and Henry JeannOt and would nave
been committed on Christmas night but Tor s lac iae ta'
Jeannot had not then possessed himself OF all the key
Ieannot had discovered the combination used TO unlock
the safe by taking OFF the plate which covered me
After the robbery confederates separated kut
by car 10 a point Pacifc-ave where nc Dnileu h.s
portion OF the plunder, subsequently, removing 70 III.
house What Jeannot did with his share mas NOT yee
been nscertaned but IL is more than proDaole nat to
larger part OF is yet hidden away 10 De mseu AT 1o
fntre time The trial OF these men VIII take pace
during This MONTH The firm has secured nearly ohe-lhI
Of the missing treasure and hopes are entertained ha
large portion OF the remainder may soon be unearthed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04
A FASHIONABLE MATINEE CONCERT.

An amateur musical entertainment will be
given this Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, at the resi-
dence OF Dr. Ward No West Forty seyenthst. In aid OF
the fund the erection Of statue in the Central Park
to the poet Halleck Several ladies' well known in
fashionable circles will sing at the Matinee, which is
given under the auspices Of number OF prominent
ladies and gentlemen and which promises 10 DO one OF
the musical events OF the season Tickets may be OBJ
tanned OF Mrs. YiucenzO BOtta, Mrs John A. DIX, Mrs
Hamilton Fish, Mrs James j. Roosevelt, Mrs. Paran
stevens Mrs &. A. Brised, Mrs. John ID. Sherwood;
OF Prof g. 4. B. Morse, President; Gen. j. q.
Wilson, secretary; Benz H. Field Treasurer OF the Statue
Fund, and at the residence OF DR.. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04
BUTCHER CART THIEVRS.
DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB or OF THE AMERI-
CAN EXPRESS COMPASIs WAGONS.

DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB or OF TIE AMEBI-
CAN EXPRESS COMPASI's WAGONS.
Undeterrcd by the fate of Stephen Boyle, the
leader Of the well known Butcher cart" gang vino was
sentenced to term Of " years imprisonment in the
Clinton State Prison few weeks ago. the rest Of the gang
has again commenced operations. About o'clock yes
terday morning one OF the American Express Companys
wagons standing In front Of the Central National Bank
at the corner OF Peatlst and Broadway The mossen-
ger was IN tho bank, engaged delivering a money
package, the wagon being for the moment In charge Of
the driver, VIM. j. Cox. In the wagon was "A safe con.
tanning about 5000 In money packages besides some
smal money packages, ready for delivery lying
the wagon, and some valuable packages Of goods While
sitting on ms box two young men suddenly mp
side Cox aud knocking him backward into the wagon
and jumping In, held him down At the same time "A
confederate mounted the box aud sczng the reins stared
the horse of at rapid pace down Broadway. The action
the employ Of ArOnsOn Bros No 2i5 Caualst Dyer cut
of the escape OF the thieves, aud jumping from his truck
seized the horses head Becoming alarmed, the thieves
sprung from the wagon. ana hCd n directions
one OF them stopped by Officer GbbOn OF the Flth
Precinct The thief attempted knock down the officer
and, failing In this attempted TO trip him up He
seZing him around the neck, chUkcd him into
submission and then took him TO the LeOnard.st Police
Station. There the prisoner gave his name James
Butler lie s n young man. unknown 10 the Police but
is undoubtedly Of the "ButcEcr Cart" gang whose
rObbcres have been of frequent during the
past three years Later Ia the day the accused WAS
brought before Alderman OBrcn, at the TOmbs Police
Court Mr.. Joseph 3. Meyer an agent Uf the Express
Company ana Cox, the driver appeared TO make com
paint Mr.: Meyer stated that the safe contained over
WON, beside several valuable packages OF goods AS no
could not tell exactly how much the safe contained, the
case was adjourned until to-day. Cox the driver OF the
wagon could positively swear 10 the identity of the
currence positively his identity and has
given On excellent description OF his coniederates
New-York tribune., 1869-05-04
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Manhattan WoOlbul Charleston 'nls sn
Steamship Nhgara, Bskemau Richmond, Hds and pass.
Hafk John Ioaton. Liuisay Baltinorc days. coal
IeIiahF erduckssn. Sescssls. bug 90 DAYS, mde
Brg Merriam, OIL ilarbor JIa ~ logaool Len
"a rort. trg Machss f,g Ncs.YoTk iu fcs days
Sshr Dragon Mcfarland GuHhca T. g., ~ days inolasses
Selr Farku1 Treat Wood haiautts uars, fruit
Slr Asa EIirdss Brsraru watts Island days oysters
stnuBShAs-ATEK q CoAsTwisA-
Boadin. Black PoaL Fred. Hull, Portland. c.
All steel, Hsrsrh. Geo Washington, Virginia.
Garrett r. wigl' Virginia. Monitor YrguiA.
\ I BAKER. Alrr1alfl. Waslirgioh, Virginia
Daniel iaIreB Gtugetoau. pc. Carrie r. Rch. ltuhurg
Ge-.s scott ifi,nburs Geo W. Whistler. Honlout
bIatorah L. shsnar. R1rIol Maria Freeman. EIIhhebpo.
Staten tsardc. ElHb,lupou Joseph Ehfalcifport
Bc.apfck. kouiout Charger, Eond0at
Samuel NASH. Eizlbchp0u.
BELOW.
Ship Slniuss Norton BoreaaI Msrrh spoken MAY
oa Georges Baais, By pilot boat T. r. Williams, No H.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoErRE,s MoyoE. Va May 1risi far Norfolk T. 3
Saugui Nv at-giSu Passed a. S steamship Desoo,
Norfolk Tor Ncs York bark tarlngo1 from PeruAblo Tor
Ns.iofF The brig Jame' ag0ali Che Hapton bar being
igheroi ouL
CuLrsToS May 1sar5, ch7s Yaakse Blade SswYork
lls RICHARDSON for Ssvanuah Msry stow ,r Jacksonville.
JCcsred slp Deyoushire London Arrived
steamship ilsTaaR Livingston. from Eow.lofs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvASA April 1Tbs steamship Juuat,, ed today for PhIa
dcllha
DISASTERS.
A. the sehr Ada Herbert ou NeyYok r Boston
passg through Hell Monday maTlng by The
sehr. Ala Steel aud cul down TO the waters edge.