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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NfpSEsptT Apni lThe
~ an uishr hr little better Rot fSaBd The
- sa ald ths receiving
ea - :" spoil the books butchers all
teA y" 10 E"a - their stc let buying Aba0dsRs
49, atph hss been sold during
a. h aessd cal closed Sc y D. Nhe live
y" 40" s sane pes The nattH VI sheep costing S4 alive
80 ss osn a. ' slh 10 takerL Such condition Of the dead
The great dePrsssoa IN live stock, aud
fb mafkrt opened rib sa est. "a, ,.,
e-y sh .y Only toa Do sold yesterday tbess
IsIns % 1sla er, ibe ,snbas Of MoBds market This
ssen "fse ~ hoaisF hsa II rstrs
h"sa- iAey ns &C. lower to-day huBlryd
sd ns Dol 0 soe ouotoSb demand market have
ssu uea1 AZ 6sst there scarcely sembanee h
It@s, "'h we I.se o. oGtc Wb asd Animal
eeeed osi a. lie The Wholesale butcher. rad M a tIe aud n
thar ltG Both Western those Who hrgb ~ 49, -
ksxV One dover with Sg O figured Sp loS. Of Al 500
lie following of the sales; w. ~ T'''~>
HsE Moshoe for Weed Gillespie I3s uno. sss,r, ov.,
s' ebsiri Al Nest Bad They had and Ia
y H rad 40 bead also State cattle nos sssrs N sod
tt4dlGic ~ '''' 20" '"'1
nsrsu Cay had 20 head Illinois steer. IA an, hA, r.
fossbi, Jtic fsT a lev. ''S''s''
H. westhdGst out s1 Psubslrana cattle for Radcliffe
&C., shOG eNI ~ l4dl6c " -~N'-'S
ruey mad IA stied Canada cattle IN the hand, n, E,,
bgehard aud Bright Pagan They laid al eut "a -
bnngBg sboIt Use n n, losing IVA sl5 per head WV
Ns1sl Co. had " Illinois bul aelng =. IN
Disc '''''"" ~ AZ
Cay. r Smith, Innols ssesrs OF CIV. a. 11als,
elu saek ~ -" ="
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS . N.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sRw.YoRK. April 81

PoRr or KRw.YoRE.. April IL
CLEARED.
st.smshlp-Loaiss Moore, Wallace Newbers.
Rarks-Ibs JTabtrre, Caienas Blomidon Cowan, hayre
B-Goden Lead Daw SguA La Grande Scotland Crouen bar
sshra-Eaney Smith Bayd Carisuss MOnO Knsasen sevor'
lesnsi II. Middleton. Brown, BleatherA
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan POrsyt Liverpool April G. and Qaeenaovn
Steamship HesnA Ehers Hamburg April and Havre April 10
Indse. and
Tnkepangh Rio Janeiro March 70 Bans
Para 7th. Thomas 4h mdse ad pass
Steamship Morrs Adams April IT, mdse and pAs
steanshp Albemare. Couch Norfolk. mdse and psss
steamship Dou Deliart Havana Apul U.s. radse aud pass
ship Frederick Armstrong, Manila Dee. via Port Natal REQ
hemp and sugar - 49,
Bsrk Josephine Pitman AntSep ~ DAYS, iron aud glass
Brig Mari Williams. 81 Domingo CITY II days, logSccd,
fnsic, nc
sch Ponder ToWnsen Ponce r. Il, "a days, sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boroy April ALARMED barks jennie Bngsood nom bsvret
Moroiug Light Cad bngs Tvot from London Mary Alec
FORTRESS Mosnox April 2L-Psd for Baltimore barb
SAN FaSScsco April 2Arhed ship Franklin, from New York;
bark EyaDgeins irol1 Yokohama
FOREIGN PORTS.
April 2l-Tbe lnmaA steamship City OF London, hon
NswYO April TO- arrived at h port yesterday en- rosie 70 Liverpool
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RANKLNa AND TINANCIAL.

SAVE DEPOslT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
i.,tI, BiSK-For tho safe-keepIng. and protection
fon se and burglars, Of Securities Of all kinds IN
s.Jaing Bonds Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
irouGs. ana valuable Jewelry of every description.
Aa inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
.ional Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince al parties interested that the most perfec!
attalnablo security has been reached, and at an ex-
t.emely moderate annual cost TO each individual de-
,cs.tor The officers VIII take pleasure in showing
.Aa vault Oh application.
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p4SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM GJAsGow-Ia steamship Daeian ARl H-hr. nbsAsI
child Rsrre hrs- H. Mills Mr. j. H.
Major O. A. Huns-n
FRuh bRAZILs AND THOMASIn steamship sOsib America,
Apr 2-Mss Gordon Albert H. Hsgeo James Quinn H.
Russell r. Noonsn. j. K Shersood Dodge H. e. bosSorth
r. D. Heferu, NJ Fraisse Hoane Thos Adsmson. vile and
children. Tucker and servant Butts Wilson q Store
Mira r. Pickering Col Hawkins simmons baroe
Hoppe daughter. D. MOgan Egan. Dr. Whitley o. r
Dr. Pierce Dr. Royals bdSad Lee MT Joaqn
children Nicholas deZagra c. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Anec
Miss Arnold, Miss Borges, G. b. Gree0Ough
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

NOrih River, IesStlS aud IHalIioaISc "a cb.,t
APRiL 2l4l3 bales Cotton. 528 bhS Flour HOS Grass
n IA hash Corn Oz5 bah $40 buh Malt 90
seed Peas. 1893 bblS Refined Petroleum. s pigs
Treatirs 100 bills Tar bbls Ron "a b6A foA ~ I'd sg,
Beef lU9 pkgs Meats go pkgs Grease ~ PEE 20 plg.
Ashes 2284 pkg Butter ~ nj. Gamer t4e
clfs Copper lOl3 bills WHISKY 3lO7 b6S hgso s baes
bales Henp bales 1888 sides lelhe "a bids
Hides 20 hhas Tobacco l2f7 boxes and cases
sugar $50 boxes Starch 80 bags Peanuts, PhsS D'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
~ A...-pgaN MAREkHA

LONDON 2li a. nCosSs open at " 9 aa nd steady
., Hated states fve-TWenty hon5 are quc 1877
lot W. S ,dy al 2 Erie and s84 tor limo, m MA
LvrRPooI April ALL mSooa CON as 3D. Der quarter
ding Upands and ttd ioI Ai'4u''H O'
New Mixed Western bonds
LoNDoS S Stocks STEADY Bre Railway Snsre no,
qaieI anu seD all m-COtton easier feoeam i
LlVEkPoL' psfnsi Iiuseed G3 Y tun Tnlow, y = eet
utSyg Ami 2-l p -Coton opened CUE. a. ~ Miiings
evt Tres Orduaire on 'hs 'p'" NNu -'' 'N1'
.Foa
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains puse arriving this port are reaoes.ea
Aye addressed the EewYok Associated Press esJ 70
persons exhibiting authority Of W. simoutoo 1ensr
AGENT the Journal Of Commerce. nme Ihsuks
World S1n Express EresiH0 Post Commercial ddreTr Saan
tun0 Journal and Nec Yorker Deokrd sboua as'
be Delivered only o the
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Stsambuais anb SailruaSs.

Stsamboats ano gallIoaos.
NTARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP Co.
FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND FALL.
RIVER.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE BRISTOL AND FALL RIVER LINES
THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS IN THB
WORLD.
THR THB
BRISTOL, PROVlDENCE,
ClPT RAYTOy CAPT. SIMMONa
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and TUESDAYS lmUhspAlo' ana
FRIDAYS SATURDAYS
win Leave Pier o. Eerh River OF Muuays DAILY SUNDAY
eIcepted). at 3 D.m-
nv hi. ron passengers train from Newport "A and
arrive Ia Boston connect With all Northern and East
e trains; uudurbed breakfast bosrd and take I4' N
trsin AM arrive In Boston early business hoaTA
JAMES FISK IT,,
Managing Director . = ,,,,nv.
General supL
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Buri @arotu's Iotifr.
srIru on ERv.YoRE,

srArl op HswYoRH.
PoRr.w ARpsNs oyrcE, No - WnAS< ,,
NOTICE is hereby given, Iii accordance WILD
~ sse.ss e u. as, passed April u.s. sssas a ,ssss
the subject matter &c
ths the following Vessels are nov soes
pon by Narneas SAID taAnhs
within sssessng ths soas % ess
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Gtpariatrs5ip 9Oiitss.
IatAiurp.

CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-Ono "Wrights
y variable cltof7 IS ZACH ebd '2nc soe a. goo a. new
N tr,t rte r s.o one ele tl,h cIulcr. 2Juch sole, in
good order. itav be seen AZ No % firtarr.
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE--l00-horsc power
= .n three boilers; engine nesIy onl eight moni' als',
BuLn and Bone Mills aud the hhsiug fueh and be'ug
OF large uslufiotory Apply TO CHRISTIAN h'hWAKi|
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.oath. following for Railroad bonds:

~" -, q. INA 49, % mel Lseh Wesfp, 20 M" a.
E.Yok Cestft S. SS7. 81 Ioleo0 & Ros,n BIDS. Isl
s,~-ferk CsBtral s. X Estate bs Tot ~ - Cppy P 90
~. York Genital 6s uhscn. ~ Toll W NN - uos 1898 SO
HN ~ i,Sa a. IGsesa Chicago BTehaeu'''
Voc - - s' 'o'''''' "a M..'.''
tre IVhtr z l. Pseibc
Had "a lst Mtg, a6-i0 200 hoIIs 49, III Morgske. bI
ilsd Is % Mge, SFB3 iot Gon III Sniiog Fnnd. 90
h4rem ISL horsAsS i93 ia IEsr.IrreJ Central lN NJ "
hNh SeuI he" ~ NJ o. IN PITTS Pt Wayne Chic h.luS
ltc Bur ~ up e., ~ ga Cleveland Pittsburgh ID M %
heh DO per ee ~ o. Chic Alton list Mort. ....l0lj
hea ~ 49, vi Mil & ST. Paul t Mge. 6s.. lO.9
Atoe r. ist D.; " e2l Nil ST Paul LIST ~, 49, ~
n eTtu Ill., % 40.
4 n let Mort..'' = 7 .u ~ a.
Iqlfp aSNsI "a ~ Col Chicago ind lat MORT w
h,a ~ - Bopd,.... 90 CoL Chicago Ind I'd hOEt 70
BEL LaeE 4 wes'g !."'M:jj ?! - III ~YFs y.Sss--
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90 allbom ii MN 6onctrr.

VIIEODORE FABEEs MATHEMATICAL
IfSCOVERY practical ANY Mahematcin huy 40
eouuut desgus Of leaEz to at % adding uania 9o,s 'Is
asurr product ~ remarkably M PIE pro-
e., ,t Or ls oher cardinal opera
o. 30 are yd call lis once. No % WasL. between
The hour, 81 and D. ~.
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'''''' IL ecu Pa. Agent. Pier 20 North River.
no AND-MASTERS. WANTED proposals
for contract 70 furnish TWO ORCESfRAS Of Ten Psces eseb
fesss for Bristol and Providence running per
River and Boston STEADY mohhV en-
norment will be given Tor months oenied None bn
principals that ready 10 deal need apply Inquire OF
JAMES PISK Jr Managing Director Hraganse Steamship Con-
pauy. No l85 West.st n. Y. City.
T,nD D0GunN -. NEIVDnRr and FAIL.
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$rrunur,.


DRIVATE SALE-A very fine BEDROOM
II SUITE for 80; Csrpe oil Ch Ga, Fr,nEes bedstea-s
SphsE Mairsse' etf.. At IA. 5i3 Iroadxay.
LVARREN WARD s. Co.,
w Nos IS aud - spnugst ecrusr Of Crosby.
Established 1870. ----.-
Who.,,e SRI Rst, Msasgrers Of hc iics, sy Of BEDBOO
PlRIOR DINING ard LIBRARY tuRS1UGE, MATTRESSES
gPLNC sri.bs fr Ciy AMI Country Tssi-tlstA
ALI aOupS WARRANTED As REPKESkSTED.
CTORAGE for FURNITURE, TRUNKS,
- BAGGAGE ohsr props separate eonpIr'nsn,' az a.,
elevators Pote tgekmrn Sc on hand H. a.
hAEGER. 500 Wsst ThiIty -foal'tst corner EshhaVe
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ca sarm,rs anS otRtrs.

To 4aImtB Hn0 OtqtTs.
DONE DUST for SALE.-ln consequence OF
yng Factory, ofer Bone pnt if SAL at The ey
"A % per Iuu Apply CHRISTIAN SCHW AklI, No J1J Ess
Fih thr 81
nor SALE-One extra ALDERNEY COW,
10 ralfin aud lEAELlAGS, authentic pedsrees
siysn. Can lie a. No. y Robusos'st
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No ~ BIchanee.place, New.York March %, 1859.
ALRKRr II. EIooLlY Auotones. .,
DEGULAR SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
HI ALERT NICOLAY will bold his regular semi wee 2
iS =. 9, oeioei a. b. EXcHIsGE sALRsRooM NO in Broad
way For full particulars catalogues, Which can be oosinol
OfeS. ALBERT H. ElCOLAY p,.,,,
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the STOCkA,
IN HOLDERS CoHOES COMPANY for the election o. W
ensg aUd r the transaction Of Ieh 9tn
Co1S,pT Ia coSoS: Ca MONDAY he y ofMaJ at u o'clock
In forenoon Of that day T. o. lOUhGLoNB' stds'~J'
Dated Coho.s April l. 1909
A N ELECTION of SEVEN TRUSTEES of the
will held at their Office, No SO WismsI on hOhDAl nay y
pro1no The polls will lie open ron u m 20 m Toe A9lAA
Meeting Of STOCKHOLDERS VIII DC '' ESocH aRMriGR SseI.t.
YNANTED-Bonds Stock, and past due Coq-
poBs Of Sanduskv Mansfield aud Newark ssn all Other 500 Is
bonds Southern AID Western Railroads Highest marker aS'
will be paid BY ~, . crvsr " o,v,r.,
NHICAGO GASLGHT AND COKE co. and
" MERCHANTS SAVINGS. LOAE, AND TRUST CO. wanted by
sAXrON LOGRkS, No 10 Newt
orrcso1 DAVE GEost'ggscE ( Co..
$4,000 A Alil66iS [6 s9d lsFGSQOLHANNA
SECOND MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
fer SALE Ard Accrued est COUPONS PAYABLE in N''fork
APRIL s5d oCr0BER PRISSlrAL gayys,b,,s, , l,S
CAPITAL 'SS'Uuu,uDy
FIRSr MORTGAGE. 2,unDsUDV
SECOND M0RTGAGH......,.............., 3,OOO,OOO
CFVFN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the
~ LANE sk9E E ER TSo BsB FERs OF 6
STATES TAX secured ~ eaOC acres 81 choice anas La ~
TIN PER CENT PER AsNUM We recommend tes e"b, a. DE-
so Investment persons collecting MAY 1olIONS Mosfr. 81
beds rrrs,ay one rer cent IN gold additional Gc0rc Hailed
s6an for sale snd fu part euls ~ JAY C006E Co
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THE MARKETS.

ICsrefuy Reported for The Tribune 80.
WEDNEsDAY. April q, 1853
ASupSTbe steady and moderately acte sales Of ~ 51A
~ - ;sd II f,f Pots aad > ~ 2 @y p for Pears
deuaua has oOatnue1 very AR manly from sppet
tes Show no Important change Low Mddhugs are particularly
IN aGf- aud mtler steady thau other susi % o. %
h - m 10 ve) Of which 9g taken by s?Inersi and LOO BY
a-s 215 az ~ latter M transit We quote - fJAoWs:
n, f.,l. De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22

MONEY WANTED-On bond and mortgage,
sv.+sl ms $1,000 to 10000 each srsta prp.
lie ~ Principals having money loan will address SoRlOAOb No n
lCcfor No
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OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TIME.
ONLY ONE DAYS STAGING BETWEEN NEW-YoHk AND BAN
svvRS DAYS TRAVEL pRoa THR MISSOURI RIVER TO rHR
PACIFIC OCEAN.
For through tickets and foil parteusrs apply 70
WELLS, FARGO Co,
NO "a BROADWAY. MI
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IOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
' RIVER.
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,

OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
between
NETWORK ,nd BOSTON. NEWPORT, FALL RIVER TAUNTON,
hEW-BKDFORD. anu CAPB COD TOWNS AID NANTUCKET.
Yaro Frrigh. a. low as b. any other line.
one ofths Magnificent STEAMBOATS, --..
L.ares Pier 1S N Of NurraysL daily Sundays
excepted
this ross take train rom Newport NJ asd
horthsn
undurbsd baEs. on board ind 1ke ga9
' K LITTLkFIELD, Agent,
No ~ Rroad Ner York
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
Il $3.50 8. m Mail Train for GreenpoL
1900 a. M, EaTthpot, Harrington and Clea CsVe
SEQ ?. m kTpress, Ksehesd -
400 p NJ. Norhpoli, Huntington, Aud Glen Cove
$50 ,. m. PsnDingdae ard Way stations - =
All tnA With bTaEeh 10 Hempstesd SUNDAY IRAlS6
q. N. for Eotbport, Huntington, aRd Glen Cove
l. ID. BARTON. suDsrntsndent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
IN Trains will By the Ps'on Ferry foo, Of ch,nSer
follows; Al 15 sl5, and ESQ snd Saturday
only II midnight The and tS hTessh TO hon.sys
THo3 W. DRhARESr, sspsrntspasnt
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OK
IN PHILADELPHIA v. ~ 10
n 9. II night FOR Baltimore and sse
ngton-s:4oa f:N 800 For soash and soe'S"'
FOR THE wBsf-s.to a N. n,op m, spm, 's:to NJ, Pm
Tbs s:4O m through Cincinnati and Cniesgo
with Silver Palace Sleeping Cans 90 "a tss re-
throush Cnunsh Chicago without ehAase daily snrea
SUNDAYS excepted and those days on n an Ibis VIC av
line running through 70 Chicago By s,sai5g hSst
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Condemnation of DisHHery operty.-Tbe
suit OF the T. s against "a quantity OF distilled spirits
&c DC. found at the rectfylug house OF Ambrose
O'Nci No. l33 hottest, on Tor tIlal IN the l. ,.
District Court before Judge BlatchfOrd yesterday A.
slstaut L. = DistTctAOrneys SinOns and Emerson In
trOduced testimony the Government 10 the effect that
BENJAMIN L. Clayton. Revenue officer, found about ~
cInl,tv whisky barrels upon claimants premises upon
which barrels the stamps and brands placed upon them
neu fun still remained intact IN violation OF the Inter
nal Revenue laws that Clayton called claimants aen-
tOp 10 the matter when the latter said: would rather
than $50 that this thing had not happened" Testimony
was also given tho effect That claimant omitted "a
make full entries in the books he Is required by law O
keep.
1t was claimed by the defense that there was 10 crim
nal Intent the part claimant 10 cyado the law, bat
that had simply been guilty VI neglect IN not conform
ing 70 its provisions
By direction Of the Court the barrels were condemned
and the other property found the premises except
spIts and wines released The jury we're left 10
mass upou the question OF cOndemning the spirits and
vines which were OF the value OF nearly 5000 After
BRET absence they rendered verdict for Inc GOVeTh
ment condemning the property m question.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
POLICE MATTERS.


WAS 1T COLLISION OR COwAHDICE-THR STEAM
BOAT METR0PO LITAN.
At the trials of policemen yesterday, before
Commissioner Manerre PatrOlInan Michael T. Barry OF
the Ninth Precinct was complained Of by VIM C. Car
penter n Registrar Of Election, for having allowed
~apR OF Eighth Ward and repeaters 70 rob him OF
containing tl0 Mr.. Carpenter stated that
on Friday evening Dec s. no left his associate, MI van
WArt in charge of the polling place No. Christophert'
while he went home TO tea. On his return ne found the
place filed with crowd Of rufians who were demanding
be registered Believing they had no right 10 register
M Carpenter attempted to reach bis associate who was
engaged in taking down their Names but was prevented
by the rufans who hustled him from side TO side. Be
nevng they would rob him, II allowed the opportunity,
Mr. CARPENTER placed his hand in the pocket where
is wallet was Almost at the moment his hand was
rked out by Of the gang. others against him
and held his arms, while another took the wallet from
Mr. Carpenters pocket 80 quickly the whole thing
deDo that Mr. Carpenter had 10 opportunity TO make
any resistance He appealed to Officer Barry to- arrest
the perpetrators OF this daring outrage but the officer re-
fused TO do declaring that the men were armed with
pistols and that he knew them be desperate charao
ters The defense OF the officer was lame, anu eoNen
him 20 be either an arfant coward or III COluslOn WIN
the gang, all OF whom demanded 20 be registered. Mnle
Mr. Van Wart was engaged IN taking down ther names,
man OF himself by climbing over the QUEENS he ulI
not attempt 70 make any arrest, because II ne mao
his life would have been taken by the gang The com
phanant acted IN very e1eitable manner MT OarPeh
interrupted and said that under the circumstances
almost any ono NOulu DC eAClltu Mlthoehco OA
Barry did help the by stating that he TOOK TWO
three OF the leaders aside aud advised them 20 peace
ably leave the place with their followers Mr. MaDlerre
denounced action Of the officer and declared his belief
20 be that he in COLLISION with the gang and was
satisfied that the officer had been long enough the
force. The referred 10 the full Board. Barry
appointed patrOman Dec. 2, lo6S, and has had
charges OF violations OF the rules preferred against
him previous TO tins last found guilty III eRcn
case, and fined an aggregate OF three days pay.
Pilot George w. Winter OF the police steamboat Metro
pOltan complained Of by Capt. Todd for allowing
IhC steamboat TO run Oh reef of BlaekWes Island II
NFf hn aNTtn al ANT
OBren and others belonging TO the boat that owing 10
the false sides fms fastened the boat near the water
line. she almost unmanageable IN strong tide, and
consequence OF this defect and not from any
neglect the part of the pilot that she went ashore
The referred TO the fun Board The MetrOpOll
tai has been peculiarly uniucAy in the comparatively
short time che has been in service She has sunk tNiee
and met with accidents almost iuuumeraBle.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG GERMAN.

Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest
at No Edrideest. the body Of George Bremer.
German aged a. lately employed IN the barber shop No.
sMarketst and who committed suicide b. taking poson.
For considerable time past Brenner has been unWel,
and seemed depressed In spirits. On Thursday evening
ne shop ana went TO ns ROOM Yesterday morn
ing soon after he nseu boy entered the room, and
Brenuer said he felt very uuWeL and Would return 10
bed Some thing ia his appearance alarmed the boy, and
lie ran 70 the bArberAOp and Informed the proprietor Mr.
eehueI, that he afraid BTenuer would die. When
sir scAneu entered tho room he found BIenuer lying
dead e bed ald on the table stood vial containing
Ozark LIQUID labeled poison. Alexander Stein OF No. "a
East Broadway testified % the good character and sobr'
ETY. BIeuner and said that Monday last lac told hni
that he loved g4r, but shat her mother opposed 10
alir marriage. On Thursday night witness mot 5leh-
er and he seemed to be unusually cheerful Dr. WOos-
Ter beach made post norton examination OF lA6 DOdl,
and fOgud Lc had Ike largo quantity OF prueSlc ACID
verdict o. suicide Iy poisoning rendered Noihng
could learned relative 20 tic place where the poison
,.As obtained.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Oy Egw.IORK."..

FORT OV EBwIORK........,.........D December 10
CLEARED.
FORBES LVsrpooi Perere Dnhe-nt HaVre
Volunteer Jones Wilmington, n e. g. h. Upton Barter bOstoa
hbp,-Ahby Dennis London Dubug As' Rotterdam
Va Baltimore. Hope, Ure Charleston
Upton Crufuegos; jenkins Coomb
for srdei ~ 6tuve SiTaye Aburg kyel1ag o Mlsr
bt JGgo.
Brgs-Aiee Woods Dobey Lysrpeo Mar Given Robertson
g. JohD n b. Florence ksihbons Galveston Beimore HeHoJ
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sebJ. A. Haoek Briggs Gibraltar aud Malta Carrie A. Car
Bhm Antigua Ann nbbets Mash, Poboe r. Kedron, bAhed
Windsor; HArn TbomAs hobei L. u T.
wishsr Mason CbsresoB H. Csdy ndiaao AMI lsI.ee1
Jones. Line PeruAndna. PA w. Bunn,I Bubns. " s4b
ngtOE C. Morton Morton, Philadelphia Here Poole sIleH-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Aneminn BaIdaa Hamburg Nov and BiVre Nov !"
ndse. snd pAS~
steamship ames AdEe Lockwood Charleston mdse and p.a
Bng GiOsae Oaesoe GiTgeuh Aog %. brnsloas-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dee lAuyed. s.eanaAps Hedge htrOr
loAn6; Saxon. iron Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRE. Dee Tbs steamship SssA arrived to-day on TIE
way Hamburg
SPOKEN.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
THE poUGHKEEP5IE BogD ROBBERY.

Nearly two weeks ago Carolin O'Bren Bryant
John H. Hand and Barton b. johnson were arrested FOR
having had in their possession three stolen 5000 bonds
IwO OF which are pOruOn OF thOso stolen from the
Berkshire Insurance COmpIny's Office 90 PougAseepSe
Al the subsequent examination Lryaut and Hand
DISCHARGED, and johnson held. Yesterday Detective
FaIley OF the Central once and Doyle OF hessrs jay
Cooke q Co establishment, appeared ia Court with Mn
A Colt broker Qulug DIsiHess NJ No. PIue-st, and
WIN H. ChesCy, also broker. air Cont stated 10 tue
lstratC that lie ha purchased el5OO o. these bonds
frOln Cdesey The latter tuT SAID he had bought the
bonds johnson. After uumpOrtaut conversation
xle much tho surprise OF NJ. Chesey
nOuuced that wUuu hold that gentleman. MI CheS.
les ASKED Il no could furnish bail Tie magistrate sad
le would ACCEPT $4,000 bail MI ChcsiCy SAID L0 could
nrucure $4,000 BAIL and seemed 70 consider 10 an out
rage that should bc detained after voluntarily coming
there 10 testify ag.iust Johnson. The magistrate said he
had not Tine 10 Tor hr Chcsey 70 procure bail. aud
committed him 10 tie custody OF TIE detectives, by
whom he as takeu 70 Police headquarters, and locked
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
A BANK CASHIER ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLE
NENT.

a few weeks ago it was stated that Mr..
Morris s. Hill. the Of the Farmers and Droyers'
National Bank Of sOmer IN Woschescr County, had alb
scOadC5 aud left the books IN such confusion that the
officers OF the Bank could the real condition
Of the institution The directors Of the Bank ntmaed
Ihat Mr.. Hin not defaniter, but had gone away
while labOuug under alteration Of the mind. A few
days ago sdent OF the Bank appeared before JUS
ne, H. Ferris OF White Plains ana preferred charge
agaipst Mr. Hill 70 the effect that he had eubezzed
fO VI tue funds Of the bank ana upon that complaint
Justice Feris ISSUED warrant for the arrest OF Mr.. Hin,
WHO Was tuon IN keW.EAyoBg reguisltOn ron Gov.
Hoffman upon the Governor OF Connecticut obtained
for the rendition Mr. H 10 answer the charge OF en-
IclBfut Deuuty-shOr6 EOTd went Immediately 20
nd returned yesterday With his Prisoner who
wa Joe up County Jan 20 await An e&aalna-
before Justice FeTrl6.