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strrct, taxes place Tomorrow mornnp. r..
mon will he preached bJ tno Esv. WiIsYn ,,s W.
lett V 'A'a4t a. UatI-
TT FRxxcn q = h1rUs1scAss RIFT nf the Ninth VIZ,
thA evening" GeKu1ana and Enx!Isa ~ ,nrr.s eh'rs
attend -" 4+'4iei ~
FATRicx NOLAN, lifting at 10. y North ,.a,a.
tsrslaJ morning. Jes-
Tus Youxa MExB Crescent eoc,e.7 rr,. Vi,
essn!ng, a. HE1ans esfattou College, H. ~. ~
ulaf oustncas viii oe tranlActs1. 1"e 'e{'
r., I'M KkcAr1lIk LrczCN mce:a At Er,,n, +.
strastonh Hall this evening. The Tenant .aat +
question WILL oss dlscrsse'l all ala tuYl,rj Aase
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The Interior OF the Avondnic fIiur.

i
The Avoudaic mlne has been worked for two
5eaSA Thsrc uonta aen The msneTs struck. They
tered from ahsf. On The hlilstde, Thls Il The
only entialce- Woodcn buildings, 100 feet nign
anh suo fect iruE coTercd tho mouth Of the sh IL
!oGf to ten feet high, wh1sh ocaas.oa.iIY
opcned into immense pockets or cares.
fntsrnkd NacE Tn8 laid On 1he
hllol With coal. threc-qnartcTs Of milo from tho
saait, " the Linen ut No1k. Tbs coA cars were
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Surgeons, on Monday, removed from the thigh
oi Captain lsenr5 C. Morgan, Of Waterfront, late of
Company G, Eighth Connecticut Volunteers, .
bali which hc received at tho battle Ut Autlcta1,
Sept II, l9GA
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4fiLItIi.JL.
fhr Jntks"r tMlss1 thirfn emptIhltcAIly t&rnlrs
that tr ffntr Executive tftl,t,rtntie Uu.lH,iitpa
"s~ t". "hHtals IN tssHf a s"FytH!ina ths Hst't
I" l." no11lnat.l ~ the Naththni iMnn lleruh'I.
rams.
Thr tuI1nrlne nfr among .he Hnushern pareru
ilaf ,fge the R"lthrin teplH I" nsndoH thesE At.
fliln'hs NIIh I'm f'tHHufEtlr FHfIy. A rRrlF ihny
nlt H.. *hsr itrlrr II "ft nnf.tlB af tltaasnf. :.
The 1i asnnnt1 y NJ, HErhtnprh Engnftrr. HRsai4.
tah E'th'ii'"t, MsmtAla Arnthnrht. and Alfalfa
F.ustH.iisn,
Ihr rnr 1,as1a hf approximation IN MnsaNthl1.
aclls He1nt1la*n Htstn tf'as ehiIt+na a'InwA tte
'lctRas" ftntn v@ch tnwh Rt thrh uHf'1 u tttr.
Hnt Ni4r a,ltlt4,al anrsata Tot nrnft t6u fttll..
t1sFd ttuIllean snIcs. II The nls1a II Ilt trrtr.
sshIs''. Tin shsrn.h'a NIL e,.s.t ef i,as ,rt,..
lsf.. STUNT hp, less lhaH last tral, lsp.lat,.
h Il has hst lin ,ieis4*tns, NIL auw hatd tHal VI
Hrnal"f hhrstnnh. .a \ Frcntl' Hpeue,, III utli,
MD thai ,a..r. Nhrh n Law AEthrnl, To took 1ts.l
t"s~ tM t@ t@Kx3 fEu@t Ma..sheta IL NnnysH4, aI,
thst hn MA then tuil IT r4thub1AsHi for HIN and
hs ,t're'hts. sf.s this Nhtg raHy. Hut Nh Cnr.
win ta''t i" hun; MY young f1,end. Attend u
AoHE law. Astp W! ." fel!!its an" etoye al aaat
!naku any ttu'Hp tieect!es. WhAt1 nay written
LiAH Tho annt."
prrst of Tennessee 10 toin. without distinction Of
party. In nrginR tho ratification Of tho Fifteenth
Amendment, II 1ays that the amenimenl can
a1ect Northern states on!f: That Tennessee hal
adopted 1otorcd snfrsage OF her o1u accord. and
Tint she has everything 10 gain and nothing to
lose sJ the raLtncation.
The following arr tie Republican nominations
In Carroll County, 1lilnoa: Judge, Il l. Patch;
t'ietk. X. II. 4. linxk; Treasurer. tn d4sputc,;
Superintendent Of 1'oblEc Schools, J. F.. Nillaru:
delegate to the Constitutional Convention. Cap
tain D. c. Wagner: Surveyor, EltJa Funk; Aaao.
tiase 1nti,ces b. Mccoy and Il. SnnmwAy.
Tho leading temperance men III Maine. inelud-
laV Neal Dow, La: II. Morrill,. Sidney Pefhau.
Ansou r, Morrill, Woodbury. Davl1 aud John J..
fe7t, are Tc7uhfaiing the third party movement,
end supporting Gcncfnl Chamberlain for Gov.
ernor. lhcse veteran temperance men hasc been
tho chief reliance Of tho rrohIo1tsousts In times
rhst-
The Republican NOMINATIONS IN stephrnson
County, fnoIA nEe ~ follows: Delegate 10 the
Contt1tu'ional Convention. benjamin Doruniaxer.
Judge, Thomas J. Khunmaua; CLERK, George
Thompson; Treasurer, notcEt T, Cooper; 6npcr.
!p.cnaeni OF Schools, Isaac r. Klec6ncr; Sur.
ye5or, Christopher T. Daniam Ju1alees, ueorse
". u}leI sid 7. J. pruutE,
, 1869-09-11

VT. Nm. ). ruEtra' LE1IKR.
To the E'.iior NJ fhe Rrrnht.;
siRs Iuu aic doubtless aware that there Ia m
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the remains Of James Eraus, tbs lost engineer OF
The 1ac In 1lcllc. The following 10 m extract:
krrt wast deep IA the mud and water. shrink bath
!nfrheF that both tnl6lt bo thrown out hr tho panps
Tic unc4 IT the isty, without thnsc Ct tho heal nr
lctt, IN the trasmcnts Of s!othuk a In
bbeh rendition 10 be handled lnu1 f2rpAulin
wAs obtained and Wal puaheI under The boue1 and
oIohnk. CO. esus The ho1e hlrh permitted Ia
H1 u ihrrnrh window nneuiuk in the the
wt.r outside. All thlt haxe becn wrun6 H. VIA.
~ ronr!drrrd, wtobk. hut should be remembered
vt err death hs bern. hare sulrEstitluus tcsi ul
mer.Ins desd Iodtcs or anything to remind iar,n Il
epEtncstts tdenta't ~
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The leg Of Fl Tlsa has srouo|eh, and still
troubles Snaia, moro than the Cn1tss tnsurTcc-
,ion. ~ TITO had been for many years tho
fashionable Tosreador IN Spain. son Of a
Totrrudor, bot s,eh he had gone into the business
lccnnsc he loved L. lie felt natural anl
lupate Feed Of Elling buis. THIS u q fancy which
leen.s to posses. touc Spauiards, Al that 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

A PRETTY CoTTAGE-NINE, ROOMS, FULL SIZE
N lot stable, &C. good neighborhood to
&C.; 81, $50 part cash. JOHN H. PLATT, Hudson City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, L. L-MONDAy, MAY II, PuEsE
No VI, 000 Three In i've, in harness. EnresIreter
Manees b. American Norris Hocomb'sb m Lucy
John Lovsus blk. General Butler n B.irain leaves
trains a q and 81 JOHN CHAMBERS, Proprietor
DooIs. PoOLs-wIIL BE SOLD AT RlLEY's RE-
l. stauran Twentyei street ana broadway,
on Saturday evening, May To- the tot between buer
Paterson races I. b. JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY AND FRONT EXTEN
IA sion House, commodous and very neatly finished; tw
lots in garden; $1,000; S5,U0u on mortgage.
JOHN II PLAT, hudson City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

NouNG TORONTO FOR sALE-BFAuTIFut marx
ch na two white feet behind sn years old i6,t
HANDS nigh perfectly sound kind and gentle The hnesi
young horse for road purposes the couniry driven
~ sonn MURPHY private trial. IN 237 last August bred
rom toronto Chief and Hon. Woods Jupiter mare Tllv
70 De seen from " u O'Clock at San Francisco stables For
tysirth street. near Sixth avenue. ~ W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

ATI MONTGOMERY STREET, JERSEY CITY ~.
IN GIBSON's Real Estate Circular" published monthly
contains list OF desirable Jersey City and Hudson county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL invite the attention Of
their friends and the public generally to their
New Carriage Repository and Salesroom,
80 Liberty street, corner Of Nassau street.,
where will hold saes at auction every Saturday through
the year of top and Wagons, Harness, and
light Carriages Of every description second hand
salesro0m will also be medium
for information will the successful conduct OF
busnes, either at auction or private SALE including
everything connected with the horse.
register win be kept OF horses carriages, gentemens
establishments, &c, at private and public sale.
No charge viii be made for entries on our register:
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON,
WIN. VAN TASSELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16
STATIONS.

THE TRoTTING STALLION COMMODORE vANDER-
bit will stand for the at the farm OF MORAN
Mott, Poughkeepse Vanderbilt has record oil 2;2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

TOR SALE-APAIR OF DARK BAY COACH HORSES,
IL l6H hands high respectively and years old war
Tsnted sound and gentle Apply at the stable No. S wes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16
COAL AND wOOD.

GC E0 CHALDRoN FOR COKE DELIVERED I'M
W. w medately; liberal discount made by the c,rg,
s %tpy awen'ythird street. Broadway fweniy.rsi
'"ee" avenue A. u SHERWOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

TE-HELMNs.-On Wednesday, May IL, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Dr.
Meeker DANIEL w. T. COTE OF New YORK city, to
Miss CARRIE Z. HELMNs, OF Brooklyn, E. ID. No
Cards.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Thursday, May 13 at
st. Augustne's church, Morrsania by the Rev. j.
p. Woods Mr.. JAMES J. HANNIGAN to ELLA EUGENIA,
youngest daughter OF James Hartley all OF Morrsa-
Ma
KILGoUR-WEBsTER.-0n Thursday evening May
49, at the 81. Pauls Reformed church, West Forteth
street, by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Thompson. GEORGE
This city.
STREET-MosER.-On Thursday, May 10, by the
Rev. Calvin L. Ford, CHARLES b. STREET 10 RACHEL
ii. MosER, all OF Brooklyn.
TOAL-KELLY.-At st. James Church, n. Y, on
Wednesday, May IL, by the Rev. +. H. Farrelly,
DANIEL G. ToAI, OF New YORK, to SUSAN A. KELLY,
OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

LNOR SALE-AN ELEGANT LANDAU; BEST CITY
II maker; been used but once; be seen at privat
stable 2l9 West Forty first street also second hand Rock
away good order to be at Bradey stable
No East Thirty-irst street; the property of lady II
Europe. For particulars Apply to JOHN BELDEN, No.
Beaver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A 7 JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S.
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.

HORSE AUCTION MART,
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue. -
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wsh
TO dispose Of those wishing TO purchase ANYTHING In the
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment is conducted on The
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people in other branches of trade
Good sabing for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser of horse that s warranted
sound twenty -four hours for trial. -
No; 50 LIBERTY STREET, BETWEEN BRoApwAY AND
NASSAU STREET, where register 10 kept OF horses
rages &C., at private and public sales. Liberal advances
made on everything In the horse line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16

FOR sALB-THE WELL KNOWN NORTH SHORE
HOUSE. a, Lite Meek, L J., ~ miles from Hunters
fon ncudnR I'VE acres In and garden large House,
barn. ample sheds house (hed large dining ball
and psvon ~ IN perfect order completely furnished and
DONG nne business VIII be sold At bargain, on easy
mrms NE owner retiring Photograph and particulars Win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

TOR sALE-A CHEAP COUPE ROCKAwAY, IN GOOD
order Price $i0 Call at United stables, lao
East Thirty-second street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CRIME During the past week 1886 persons have
been arre,ed in Brooklyn for various offences.
CoMhirnD on CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Mlrtin
Gavlgan Wa taken before Judge Cornwell yester-
day on chrge Of having burglariously entered
the carpenter bop OF Ezra Woodruff. In Hudson
avenue, leW Nights since. The accused waived
examination ahowas held to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
ALLEGED FALSE P.gTENCEs.-Yesteriay William
B. Smith caused the arest OF Thomas Mckenzie on
acharge OF false pretence The accused, as alleged
obtained the sum OF tws.ty-one dollars from the
complainant and gave himN forged note for sa25 for
security. The Justice com0itted him to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
ROBBERY OF HORSE MAGMA borse and
wagon, valued at $500, were stoe from the stable OF
Carson Schiefer. on the Hunter,y road IN Friday
night. Yesterday Frederick Smfb a coIored man
was arrested on a charge Of havins -omrnitted the
robbery. The accused was taken beiys Judoe Corn.
well yesterday and committed for exsIination'
CLOTHING STORE ROBBED OF n, ,ra cox.
TESrs.-The clothing store OF August io,he teii<
Graham avenue, +. d. was entered by burI,rs n, an
early hour yesterday morning and robbed y, o,orv
thing IT contained. The stock was not yer ,aiy
BILE but II was all that the unfortunate Bot,e 80
sessed OF TINS worlds goods. The thieves leftSfPn
bottle OF whiskey as sop Of consolation.
ROUGH TREATMENT or wILLIAMsBuRGER T.,
NEW YoRK.--John Gray, a liquor dealer, doing bus.
ness at 206 First street. Williamsburg, was tcrribl,
cut and beaten while visiting a Bowery saloon $50
35l on Friday night Gray reached his home yester
day afternoon with the assistance OF the police and
Is now under surgical treatment. TIls throat /,
badly gashed. but the wounds are not OF a Danger
Ous character
The New York herald., 1869-04-25

SEIZURE OF LAcEs BY CHARLESTON CUSTOM
House OFFICERs.-During the last week printed cir
cuars were distributed through the city announcing
TO the community that company OF English lace
makers had arrived for the purpose OF opening
an establishment for the manufacture and repairing
OF lace goods of description, and that Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kermode were the agents of the associa-
tion. The Collector OF Customs having received
information that a large quantity OF laces had been
smuggled into the port Of New York, In the steam
ship City of Paris, some months since, suspicion was
aroused that the above named parties were lmpll-
Gated in this violation Of the revenue laws Prompt
measures were Immediately taken to "work up the
case" and on wednesday night last two officers OF
the customs repaired to the residence or the com
pany,u consisting of the Two quasi manufacturers
The government officials examined aud priced the
various styles OF goods shown them, and, being sat
listed that Mr.. and Mrs. kermode had neglected to
LAY the duties they seized the entire lot consisting
OF one trunk and One valise of valuable English and
IRISH lace goods. An application was made Tor a
warrant to arrest the smuggers but before 1t could
e made out the guilty parties, anticipating the ac
ton OF the government took advantage OF the arst
railroad train and were non est tnuenttS, leaving,
however, their stock of valuable laces, which Will
be declared forfeit by the United states court
Charleston Is. ca Netcs, AprH 10.
The New York herald., 1869-04-25

s.ilss-sohrs a hrre. Rogers. Frambss and Sarah
NEW BEDFORD, April 2-Arvsd, schr John II Perry
sailed. ssh. Sarah, Cobb, and L9stIs Beard Perry
ws.ermsn, Chase ErricksOn, Smith Guerilla. BsaIss
and ET 6 kssy d. .csr, x.. s.v.n.
p Cooper, sleeper, sSai Eli1.Seshpors. %
xpT Srs: IT, Townsr' Perkins
.PHiLxpELPHi2, April Arrived, briss H.,dss Or,
K0S BsIasr sns Ss,..s
G':s bis w.; st sS s%s
&; .a
ss n MS:S ..: Ad;%: %.i aY:Is ys1;
G1ssnpo Rfs wilson. jenkins: salem Walker
Mary Grace s.,.9 isT ss Z.
afternoon Pilot 1rinns! report. having supplied
sa,as nSa
Cypress: from % =. s ~
fso
sid s sSs Ss
bark
Also @uSs a1rsea sah ship osheo rnkhsm
Eiry 8 Ss afS1 brig
s Ads i snd
Safled-Brgs htnna Traub, Circassian.
PORTSMOUTH, April a2-Arrived, schr Evergade, Leland
Jacksonville
sailed Pathway, Haley, and AdOlph Huge, Adams.
PHILADELPHIA
PROVIDENCE, April ss-Arrved, schrs Hattie, Carter,
Darien, Ga; W Makee Ketchum Charleston; q q
Brooks, Brooks Philadelphia.
saled-schrs Ocean Traveller Adams, Baltimore; Lady
Elem Doughty, Philadelphia; American Eagle, Shaw, dol
Village Queen, Tlloson Elizabchpor; Agnes Young New
If'A Apr oS sohr Elisha Smith,
Harvey Philadelphia.
Sailed schrs hazleon Presbrey, Philadelphia; AvaAdo,
Herrick, NY0rk.
RICHMOND, Ap1l Cleared brigs Christian TX DanA
SAVANNAH, April 20-Cleared steamship Petersburg Br),
Hansen, Liverpool Cronsadt bark Walker, Pettin-
gill; Boston John Freeman, Baker, satla River, to load
ath-Arriyed, steamship Virgo. Buckley, NYork.
CearedSteamships Huntsville, Crowel and San Jacinto,
Atkins NYork; ship Hannah Norris. Liverpool.
SALEM April 22-sailed, schr Corson, Corson, Phil
SOMERSET, April 22-saled, schrs Adelaide, Macomber
Philadelphia 0neco White, and Maria Louisa, Snow, New
York.
TAUNTON April 22-Sailed, schrs Roanoke Hathaway;
Jas Nelson Macomber; Sylvester Hale. Coleman; Mary
Mead Thrasher and Mantle, Greene, NYork sloop Clio,
Cummings do. - . .
ans, Kennechunk
24h-Arrived, steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, Now
York
The New York herald., 1869-04-25

SB,uEI, TO A SILK ROBBERY IN NEW YoRK.-The
Boston Herald. of April "a, says:-ADout three weeks
ago adrayman IN the employ OF Henry Barby Co.,
dry gods merchants, New York city, was employed
IN moving valuable goods from the Custom House TO
the store OF tie firm While the drayman was absent
for moment the team was driven away by party
OF thieves and robbed of two cases OF silks Ocers
were employed and commenced an investigation OF
the robbery. Circumstances led to the bellef that
the goods, or part Of them, were shipped to
this (ity for disposal, and the case was
placed in the hands of detective Littefeld OF
the State Pohce investigation here. Yesterday he
succeeded in recovering about 81, 500 worth OF the
Silks and in arresting man by the name of Samuel
Harrington, who had received them and was nego-
tlatlng for their sale TO parties ~ TINS city. The
oncers have additional evidence which, 1t Is thought
VIII lead the arrest Of the principals In the rob-
berry, aud the recovery of all the property.
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
TtLEGaApnlc NEWS ITEMS.

Supervisor Young, OF Ohio, on Friday ordered the
seizure OF John Seaman's distillery, at Seamansve,
near Cincinnati.
Two carriage shops, two barns and dwelling
house in Amesbury, Mass, owned and occupied by
Jacob r. Huntington. were destroyed by fire Friday
night. Loss SIS, 900.
The residence OF william A. Huested between
Glenville and Greenwich, Conn.,, was destroyed by
fire on Friday night. The fire was caused by a de-
fective fue. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
The body of Miss Sophia A. Howe, who mysterousy
last January was found yesterday afternoon in mill
pond. The body has no marks OF violence, and 1t Is
believed she committed suicide.
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, April Al
p. M. M.-Consols closed at 931 for money, and 93 q
for the account United States nvetwenty bonds
are quiet at s0H. stocks steady; Erles, 22h; Illinois
Centras, 9sA; Atlantic and Great Western, 25A
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs. April 24.-Bourse nrmer;
rentes, III 35c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, April
A-Cotton closes dun and unchanged; the sales OF
the day have been 5000 bales.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKET.-HAvRE, April 24-Even-
ing-The cotton market closed quiet for both stock
on the spot and anOat
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFs MARKET-LIvERPOOL,
April 24.-Breadstuffs are quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooL,
April 24.-Beef, 90s. per bbl. for extra prime mess
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, April
24.-Linseed OIL f3l los. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, April 24-Even-
ing-Petroeum closed dull, but prices are un-
changed.
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
SUPREME C0UaT-SpeciAl .eRM.


Before Judge Gilbert
In re John Vanderpeer.-On Wednesday last
the defendant WIS adjudged guilty Of malicious mis-
chief by Justice Cornwell, of Brooklyn, and fined
fifty dollars or stand committed to the Peni-
tentiary for fifty days. writ Of certiorar
was sued out and the case was argued
fully. 1t appeard that the prisoner was
driving truck on tie Bridge street ferry boat that
one John was at tie same time driving truck
with two mules tint while leaving the boat
the defendants trick collided with John
sons truck and his mules went overheard.
The defendant was thereupon arrested and
brought before Justice Cornwell, who decided
as above. Counsel for tie defendant argued that
10 constitute malicious mchier it must appear that
the defendant had secretly, wantonly and
maliciously, destroyed tie property OF an
other and that the return did not show
such facts, aud cited n support OF his
views The People vs.. Moody,5 DEMO, 277; Par
ker's Criminal Rep, 56s; "a Howard, $50: 19 Wen
dell, 4l9 and Cowen, 25s. Aft- hearing opposing
counsel the Court reversed the conviction an re-
voked ana annuiled the fine anl discharged the
defendant.
For defendant, A. II. Reaney; for plaintiff S. d.
Norris District Attorney.
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
ARRIVALS.
pypoRrrp ny THE uEgALp STEAM yACurs.

REpONIED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTSs
steamship Bcona, Piukham, London March - and navre
slst, with mdse and passengers to Howlani Aspinwai
ARA 70 lat is % lon q X passed ship Neson bound west,
Hi passed steamships Aenannia. Java and France bound
2i,h " miles east Of Sandy HOOK snip Raduga, bound
& &nsamship Gen Sedgwick. Gderdae, Matanlas April III
sronsg Ssgar and passengers 10 Mallory co had nd
@ o'erly Winds sith passed large steamship bound
vl " - ,,eamshp siobe, r..ley, Bermuda, Z days
Mounts gas and has a OF i4b officers men
sesns59i VIM Clyde Morgan, Wilmington, NC, with
steamshp chsapeake, Bragg, Portland, with mdse to
% shp Laurel % Smith, Foochow, 100 days, with
70 master Jan u, pilot eft at the white Dogs wind NE
Boz n91erae pScrate weather down the China Sea; Jan
mensed a, Wv vsavy rain and veerea round 70 70
weather W. 5po noaeset pM passed Anlcr had moderate
bar and sqgay whs hayy sea and every Indication of
passing gale passed The Cape Of Good Hope March
IN. IN sIl Ia' " miles s, when we 20, The wind from
70 e ss Sr2ssed ee es lon had strong trades
ior i9n, dsy then Rad Moderate weather wind sE unt
spri 20 has hsa hs strong ale from sw, moderang a
%9asrs,ips a, APr y oke BARK Rosns from NYorf
india Packet Io qo rams gn board no date spoke ship
99 brig Hdrcs MOI o u fro% as 2u aIo
ss ea.s 70 - from 81 ds out Made
the Cape S2 ds from the Cape n sand ut \, ~ NAY
nS sps 9sssage from pilot 70 pioiin 100 ds
days. with salt 70 Tobias Co iIsd heavV weather -
Avres Mach lin Ih h ot Buems Ayre, Morse, Bncnos
g a 70 % = 1n ~ exchanged sgas win BARK
$ ion ~ ship Coral Nymph Br nd o@ .n, M ~ Ss y,
Equator April in lon ~. ''"' ''"D'' 0'''''' '"e
Bars ndssds o, Psndergast tB lawson Rio Janeiro ~
,or APr " lon4 w April ls lat Ion 81 10 W. passed
bark Grain knypg ausen, Pabs RIO Js,e,ro. a, DAYS.
VIII e9o'e 81 70 r,nea seincke Co. Crossed he Equator
BARK Carton toi Bos,on, Trecarn. oabsrep Arm Is,
with sugar. " master. "p'" ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
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Steamship City Of Antwerp tBr), Mirehouse, LverpoolJ
steamship Tarifa sr, Murphy, Liverpool Queenstown
Steamship, Virginia tBr, Forbes, Liverpoo-National
Steamship Dacian (Br) Laird Disqualification Bros
Co.
Steamship Sherman, Henry, New orleans-Frederic Ba
steamship George Washington. eager New orleans-H
steamship Alabama, Lmeburner, Fernandina-Forida
Steamship San Salvador Nckerson, savannah-w Gar.
Steamship Manhattan woodruff, Charlcs,on-H Morgan
Steamship Volunteer Jones' wilmington, NC-J Lorlard.
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NC-James
RiehmondPpN RihdpN Mccresdy ''' '''''''>' wy '''' ~"'
steamship John Gibson, winters Georgetown DC-Phlps
Steamship Giaucus. Walden. Boston--w P Clyde.
ssPD sP keSSb % sr
Ship fawn Nelson, 81 John, NB~Thos Danhams Nephew
Bark Emile Agnes Porp, Da cunhs oporto-Hage-
BARK Brasto CEor), Nielsen, Gibraltar Orders-Func,
BARK Josie Mildred, CHM, Eis sSethportJ Ward CO.
Brig Hastings Smith, Frey Bentos, sA-s Merchan,i&
Brs camille (Br,, strou tienfuegos@ Joys
Brig Hatfield Bros tsr, Hatfield, Demarara via Whining
Brg s,sina lBrl, Ferris, Manzanllo-BF smaIAco.
Brig PERI, Cole, Kingston-Brett, son Co..
scSr I,ras SNOW rsORry ssraesaTR % Weinberg
schr Ben Oliver, Oliver, Nsssau-B weinberg.
schr Sophie Brown (Bp, Mcdonald, st Johns MFG II
schr Fayor,a (Br), Rentz, S, Johns. gFcranda, Um-
schr Meyinn tBr), Bascom, Halifar-s,eci Gamble.
@ csr henea nnms GSaeS paS, Richardson
schr Mott Bedell Bedel, B,lilmore-M b Bedell
sehr Parallel. Randall, salem-Jca FryeSc
soop Harvest. corwin, Bristol-H W Jackson.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia Hand.