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inard'fben Srgants in Berlin, fie
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rnent befteden Iaiien.
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Die Garlitcn auberit tbatis. Die
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f6arf betua1en.
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Ben Ssierlidfsiten er0ffnrt General
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The New York herald., 1869-05-12
CLEARED.

steamship Pennsylvania tBr), Han, Liverpool-Naonal
steamship 90.
steamship Alaska Gray, AspinvslPaciac Mail Steamship
steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray, Ferri.
Co.
Steamship WIN Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington. Nc-James
Hand.
steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, Ciy Point and
Ricbmond-N AcCreadv.
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker. Boston-w p
ship Continental Br) Lecraw, 81 John NB-Joseph Nor
row.
ship Chancellor tBr), Jones, 8, John, SB-wmiam, A
bark Rosa SG), Dinse Cork FOR orders. via Wilmington
NC-C Tobias
BARK Maria Mercedes IiaD, Gusaa, Gibraltar and Genoa
Bark sandy Hook, Dunphy, Cardena.-J Borland 4 Co.
Bark Maitano, Jarvis, Ponce, PR-Bryan a Pease.
BARK Galsihes (Nor) vog,, Antwerp-Funch Edye Co.
Bark Doris Brodersen tDan Nelson CadirFunch, Edge
Bark Contest (Br lawson Cape do Verde and Rio ia
neir0-Pendergast Bros A Co.
Bark Panola; Luther, Pensaeola-B Me,caf a Co.
Brig Bertha Pauline tSG Lehman, Cork for orders via
Brig Amor tNorl, Olsu, Rigs-funch, Edye Co.
Brig La Creole (Du;chl spsiekhaver, Curacos-Dovan
Brig Helen tBr), Bor Por, Prince for orders-G Phil.
Brig Amesbroig tBr), Lang. 81 Kitts-Jones Lough
Brig Scio 'Br). Brown Caibarien- Miller A Houghton
Brig Moses Day. Etridge, Turks sland-H W Loud Co.
Brig Martha tBr), Dunn 80 Johns, Mp Nevius A Co.
srig sg sraneh {Brl Card, wndsorIPsnis,on Co.
Schr Commerce, Evans. BAracoa-B wenberr
schr Crown Point Perkins, Cat Islsnd-B weinberg
schr Adeline tBr), Petus Yarmouth, NS-H De Wolf
schr Clark, Clark, indianols and Lavaeca-S Nc
Cready.
schf Ella, Montgomery, Jscksonvfle-w Ray A Co.
schr Ben, Rollins, Wilmington, nee Powell
sohr Asa Eidridge Hickman, Pontego.
schr Middleton u, Ames, Elyabethpor-H W Jackson.
schr Moonlight Briggs Eiizabethport-B Small A Co.
schf Commerce. Parker, Boston j Doe.
sehf Evan Cleaf, Jones, Newburypor-J Haviand.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12

roRrsxourH. Aprn s-Aravsd 'cAr HssDsru', csa.','
NYork.
PR0yIDENCE Nay Io-Arvsd, schrs Foam. II, aO%gsn. man.
tan River Ellen Perkins, Kelly Harriet Ely Stokes ms
Kenyon, and Pavilion, Brghtman Hoboken; soop Oregon
Carr, Nfork. -
Saled-schrs Chas stickney, Mathis Philadelphia Hnd-
son, Hair do Calais) Seneca, Dordge, Rondout VIM
Hone Torrey NYork; Henrietta, Handy do lor Caias)i
Amos Terrell Charger, Bunce; Erickson,
Smith, and Pavilion, Brightman, NYork.
RICHMOND, May 6-Arrivod, schr Annie Amsden hangs,
SAN FRANCISCO, May lo--Arr'ved, bark Clara sun,
Brooks Calao.
Sailed 10th, ship Tecumseh, Peterson, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH May u Arrived, schrs Benz Reed, gregory,
Rockland; Howard, Grinln, New Orleans.
Cleared-Ship Coonst Br) Benson, Queenstown Tor or
ders; schr Whitney Long, Hays, New Bedford: n
SALEM, NAV 7-Saed, schrs Loochoo Belfast for Batt
more Orion, Ellsworth for NYork Eva May; and others
bound east
sth-Aved schrs Indiana Bernard Deals Island; Admi-
rail- Steelman, and Evie Davis Weeks Philadelphia John
Stockham, Price; Alabama, Bryant; sreaker vAng-
der; Mershon, Ayres: Graham, Smith; Austin,
Davis; Corson, Corson, and WIN Capes, nAxer' aoi
Fair Wind, Smith, and Pearl, Brown Ehzabetnpor.
Sailed-Bark Otodini
9th-Arrved schr Henry Croskey Racket Philadelphia
TAUNTON, May 6-Saied schrs Hazeton Gardner, Pbila
depha; Chas Lowering, Staples, Elizabethport
WILMINGTON, NC May 0-Arrved, schr Rising SUM-
h-Clearsd steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester. New
WARREN, May s-sailed schr H Hall, Murphy, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLvENT

SARSAPAklLLIAN
s:.,e.As: principle Of all sAISHis disease;
other scrofuous diseases curab This fact has been
sumpon where one lung in over seventy cases was de.
and dried and In over i've hundred cases Of aus
Radway three years SINCE published to the world his
and found that where tuberces 6ecime deposited IN the
ss and Ssss aaG Rf us
these organs the boodis thin weak pale waery IS
HS he discs IN
the absence OF these IN he blood the blood e
Inflammation deposits tubercles and decayed matter II
and ulcers tuners cancers and ylruen.
q the formation Of ftubercIes and consnmFton
Of consumption and s kindred and prepared
@ @ T: sna
to give the nolrshmen and strength to hold its natural
Dr. Railways Theory published England, France
sc medical men Of both 1emispheres From his text med
cal books have been since BY medical writers claim
failed produce the remedy DR.: Radway the
railways ssrsaparian Resovent the public have remedial
that %
anu Urinary o's'n' EVERY DAY
an increase Of aesh weight and strength Is experienced II
S Ss % III Ire sSaa
swiftly removes from the surface all spots pas
clear and beautiful complexion to all.
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
At this every troubled with i'm
purtes the blood that exhibit their the
s ls az s % o. d.
parian will make the skin smooth clear and beautiful
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY
The following letter is from highly gifted lady, well
A' '' - 'N' LATAYrrrR Feb 2s. 1859
Having dsgured for the last months with botches
and pimpes resolved, at all to try and took two
teaspoonfus three times day. directed II Is not quite
boch, spot blemsh detection Of kind
young lady wishes TO send her copy Of
your medical book, False and True"
SARAH A. FREMONT, Jersey City Post Ohlce.
BLIND LADY CURED.
Gravel dyspepsia egs bleeding from the lungs cured
Mr. George Mortimer, commercial traveller In Canada
West, writes under date of April IL, 1862 from Wood
stock
"The sarsaparillan Resovent is in great demand and
working wonders. Mr. Hoag of strafordsve, merchant,
the Sasaparian Resolvent 10 She would
give certificate but does not wish to be bothered with
people writing. Hundreds call TO her. The s
.Messrs White Scott princica druggists here, inform
person of notehigh social standngwho for
afflicted with Dyspepsia and rave who has been
Mr. oag reports another of Chronic Sore Leg that
resisted all other advertised medicines cured by few bot
ties OF Sarsaparillian Resolvent.
Jonathan Freeand, of Wilder Station cured bv
bottle Of Bleeding the Lungs, Night Sweats threat
Sin every town visit hear wonderful cures by the
Skin Eruption and all weakening discharges the people
become cured; with Fis Scrofua, White Swelling,
Sore Head and Eyes, Nose and Mouth all kinds OF Sores
ali who tn ke II become strong, sound and healthy"
GEO. q. MORTIMER, Commercial Traveller.
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILL1AN RESOLVENT IL sold at
Cine dealers and Al Dr. RADwAYs Medical warehouse
No. " Maiden lane, New York city.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
ARRIv vALS.
REronrEn nY IuR nrnAIn srr.M xAnurs.

y
stesmship Cubs Br Noodle, Lverpoo May l. ana Queens
rNh 90 Nt IN, with mdse and pafsen GERS Cunard
NAY ~, AZ AN ia o. Ion 81 o. passed steamships Hecis
and Columbia, bound r..
swsmship City o. Cork tBr Loohead LIVERPOOL April 2e
Dale - ""u p"s's"sS''' "'O
sesm'hlp India, Munro, 0lssgow via Movis MAY I, with
meicnAnnse ana passengers 70 Henderson Brothera Ef
peencet light easery winds 10 tbe Bant. thence strong
Ss,sery ofeei. LaiH Ion SO W. Gsnaed Bremen BARI
mdse and passsengers, 70 X Lowden '
steamship San Jacnto Atkins s.v.nn.h wps ,nsse and
passengers, TO Vim n Garrison. Wv" ~
Stsamship Champion, LoetvooS. Chsrsston NAV A.
WIZ mde ana raneneers. 70 n Moran Co
volunteer, Jones, wfmin s,on, NC with naval
seamship Empire. Pree, Wilmington, NC, 8 days. with
navsl Mofe snd passengers, 70 James Hand.
,v aav sanford Moore wnm.n nson, &c 90 hours,
WE NV norss 70 James Hama hay o1 Cape Hausrss
ssw pre Ance tbfL bound l0n on Csps Henry, cav
BRIG kasshdin Of Bangor, bound n.
6eamship Sarntosa Alexander Richmosd Cite Point and
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
SHIPPIN NE w 5.
Almanac Tor New York--.This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY II, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Prsers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD our
regularly authorized agents Who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
will be by the following extract from proceedings
oi The regular monthly meeting, held March 1865 -;
Resolved That and after April l. 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship
harbo' OF New York Passed unanimously.
80 The oGce of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEASSEfTk IL at Whitehall slip All communications from
owners ana 'onssnees the masters OF inward bound
sells Will be forwarded lee OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

TIE RYE NECK MURDER-The jury OF Inquest re.
garding this still mysterious crime met pursuant to
adjournment, yesterday at the Town Hall, Mamaro-
neck. As there was no additional testimony 10 be
submitted II was deemed prudent to again adjourn
the investigation until June II not resumed sooner
By order OF the Coroner or foreman Of the Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12

KESTUCKY's CENTENNIAL ANNfvERsARY.-The
Louisville Coui1er-Jour7adt proposes to celebrate
the centennial anniversary of the day when Boone
first set his foot upon the heights that overlook the
valley OF Kentucky and planted his STAFF in the rich
SOIL OF the fairest and most fortunate OF States, the
coming 7th Of june which VIII be, as 1t was then, a
Monday.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
pointed TO see the.

ra sccd, 0 W ' the demands OF the resolutions
", ,ss Nav For The three prisoners will be tired
SsasS xssyer| OF the Superior Court, which con
/ay Chief Justice Human on the cehch'
The New York herald., 1869-05-12

AN AGED CoUPLE.-There are now living In Upson
county, Georgia an Old couple man and wife, whose
united ages are 203-the man being l0l, and the
woman l02 years Old
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
MEDICAL WONDER,

IA
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout. in their wors. stages
scrofua Kings Evil Eryslpelas old ulcers and the worst
plant, kidneys Salt Rheum, 2c, &c. are mcst certainly
cured % this sovereign purifier IT, ha: been tested BY hs
c..e: and never falls when taken directed certain
M se.2 70. IN az he s
The Life BasAm does not contain parscs Of mercury or
Mr. D. Pesrsa Inspector OF State Prison at Trenton
n j. eighteen years since afflicted with ucerous erup
oa un' disease reduced palate. and
mas. Of ragged flesh that zen oa from i: own weight ~ h'
win, Esq, give the Life Bssam trial. when IN four day.
ssse snd CIV o h s s
Godwin, Broadway. near Foreth street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From B. Conway, rragsdan PARK Theatre Brooklyn NY
Pn.E sIaI ssi duty both to yourself and also
truly valuable medicine the e IA sam. For years W.
chsraeer tried to obtain re- e rom the emmett
mssea s psci lnsrs both here ard n Errpe Sm, ~ ys
was miraculous; word have experienced r.
turn OF the disease showing the 10 be radical In svey
been recorded You are at perec liberty 10 use h.
nsniSn S yosRy ANY % Ep1 gsa Yours To' coswXY
PRINCIPAL depot as Grand street Sold BY druggists; :.
Hysas Inls snun, 10 cents permanently cures caarrh
A -.-.-.-.-.-KNAPP's CONCENTRATED Er.
u. trae, OF roots for making Roo. Beer. Root ee'r @
: s TsrsS a. vi w ,1a n
them cheap, wholesome and hney favored beer besid",
process In bottle. At aoc 7c AMI sa also IN one ss
at el2 sufficient 10 make 10 2 2ol and SO gallons
kSAPP Sole s'f1 Prope,or a Hudson
near King New YORK and by al who esse drulgists aid
WORLD WIDE REPUTATION HAS BEEN GAINED
N by Daey's Magic Pain Extractor, for lie encacylD
curing Piles. Corns Bunons Bruises Cuts Fecns aad ssr
Dsos. scar sos svsywhsre Is sen. per HSo boz ''
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

= sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENr.
IA. NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE OF ALL
WASTING, sGR0FULous ,,t AND ERuPIIvE DISEASES
HEAD, LUNGS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER.
THE SKIN MADE PURE, CLEAR, SMOOTH AND
BEAUTIFUL
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
rorfol, rA md.e and p...snssr., 70 .Ae ola DOMINION

morfolt with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
ot Boston, ssrd somssy b ss dsys % M,h I;1Ss
yina: csims; May encountered vsy heavy wss
the, S as Of @ .S s
:"si :ssy '1s% %sM 'S
n 70 &c ; % VIII :s
miles received pilot from po. boat Nox as a.,. With
mdss 10 Nssmth soas Had westerly weather. split
Hpf ar 81 81
'hR Gonss s spo1 bound Cardiff a day. with
vs sns 20 S:: Ews .ncs
hsSss westerly gale. !. ..v, ~, ,.
sHR sG sss
sassry wind with very cold weather west OF 'he bAnfs In
Bark An.ssT, Nelson, Iondon IS days with dse to
order Had some very boserous weather, stove In bull
v
hSss ana e ID
Ss1s ,...ss:s :.
son,innacn gale: from wSw around By ES : ans
:, times blowing almost hurricane Has been north of
81 M. s % s .pogs .sss to
Bark RsSsss. M..n,a ds; NTH
with heavy Ne gales May lat IS 49, Ion IS as passsd brig
Jas Ward Go. Been 2 days Of Haeras with strong
tor %,s ns
heavy weather; split sails, &c.
s sS g W Sp
Brig Susie Shout, Hammond Demerara 81 days, With
sugar &C. to master Had very heavy NE gales latter part OF
Brig Manus tBr). Dussant Mintilan, % days. with
hogay &C. to Alexander Son. Had very heavy weather
Brig sBr Sheppard 81 orox, II days with sugar.
to Maitland, Phelps Co. Had heavy NV and NE winds
Bris Liberty Res,9nl peyerau5 cardena IS days. with
Brig Two Brothers CBrl Dickson Mstanzas, days with
sos w ons Ga % Has been
sa M se s CO.. Cay &c s Say Win WITH
BTs Flor DE- BE Pes Windsor Ms, 10 days. with
schr shannon tBr, Lowe, Eeuhera, 10 days. with pine
schI Escs Horse (9f Newbqrypor Hughes Bsrsco. 10
IS S CUFF 1
heavy gale from to ENE split ib Sailed same day, schr
sshr ys;o, e NHayen; Davis, css,ren IL days, with
PIES Joseph Eneas Sailed company with schr Shan.
schrj R,chsrds Irving Wilmington, NC, sdays, with
2 days with naval stores, to master.
schr oaks Ames,. .Edmonds, Richmond, Va.
sssT sss Ms MARY Jane Jess Jones'. "
schr R stockton, Bowker, virginia.
schr B Hull, Drisco Virginia.
Schr Isle OF Pnea Lake, virginia.
Schr y Woolsev Johnson Virginia.
Schr Monmouth, Birisall, Virginia.
Schr Breeze, Somers, Virginia.
Schr NJ Vaughan, Vaughn Virginia.
Schr Moderator Rulon, Virginia
Schr Q Smith, Colbert, Virginia.
schr Jas Fl Hoyt. Anderson, Virginia
Sohr Elizabeth White Deacon Virginia.
Schr Falconer Wilson, virginia for New Haeen.
Schr Susan scrauon Hervey, Virginia for " Haven.
schr D stnrges Taylor, Virginia for Haven
Schr Henry Finck, Talkenburg Georgetown, DC.
Scar Jas Nckerson, Siaght Baltimore
Schr Alex Wiley Avery Maryland, for Fairhaven
Schr 8 Washburn, Cook, Philadelphia for Taunton
Schr Lauretta, Lyons, Egg Harbor
schr Laura, Cole, Egg Harbor.
Schr Rob Rov, Cole. Egg Harbor.
schr Rero Foster East Macnas. with lumber, to May
hew & Co.
schr Paran, Clark, Machas with lumber, TO Simpson
Clamp.
schr King Parsons, Calais with lumber, to Jed Frye
Co.
schr Clifford. Foster Belfast for Rondout
Schr K Mitchell Morrel Stamford.
sloop Mary Disston, Robinson. Virginia.
Steam Yacht Fire Fly, Palmer. Savannah. April 25 via
Charleston PSI h. in ballast 30 julien James, Had
rough weather 9th inst off ChiucoteaQue lost the
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
BELOW

Bark Oscar Nor from Scotland by pilot boat Francis Per-
k.ns No ;3l
Brig Torrent, from Cuba Hampton Roads
Brig Ranger, from Yves, Indies.
SAILED.
Steamships Cimbria, Hamburg: Alaska, Aspnwan; Mag
aea, Norfolk, &C.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12

schr CLIFFORD. Foster, Belfast Tor RondouS
schr K Mitchell, Morrell, Stamford.
Sloop Mary Dlsston, Robinson. Virginia.
Steam Yacht Fire Fly, Palmer. Savannah April Is, via
Charleston PSI In ballast 30 julien James, Had very
rough weather 9th Inst off Chucoeaque lost the and
obliged make the remainder Of the passage under
canvass.
for Bristol Eng, having, 9Th inst, lat 81 long 7l3o took
gale, commencing from the and going round ENE,
which blew furiousy until the night Of 9th inst
shipped large quantities OF water; sprung the
deck plank and running in hold, damaging cargo
sderably; blew away almost entire suit Of sails stove
buwarks, started vessel leaking choking the
doing considerable other damage.
The ship Riverside to BATH from Newport, At this port
IL days be Banks with dne weather strong
westerly sses md bown of Far the Western Is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-05
NE MPHIS.
Affairs in Arkansas-RebeI Accounts
Of the Same.

MEMPHIS, January 4.-The shoot
ing of citizens at Marion, Arkansas,
reported last night, is said to have
occurred at Augusta instead Of Ma
rion. Numerous outrages by the
militia having been reported here,
General Granger sent Captain Poole,
18th Infantry. to investigate them,
but he reported that he was una bic
to trace them to any reliable source.
meeting of refugees from Arkan-
81 was held here yesterday, Colonel
D. G. Cross, President. After con-
siderable discussion it was resolved
to hold a meeting tomorrow at
Mound City. General Granger and
other United States officers are re-
quested to attend.
George r. Rutter, Of the Tennes-
see National Bank, was brought be-
fore Judge Hunter this afternoon.
The trial began, but was not con-
cluded. The bail, however, is reduc-
ed to $3,000 The trial will probably
be concluded tomorrow.
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New York Cattle Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Jan 4.
CATTLE-The market during New Years
week has ever been characterized nv
light supply of cattle, ana the past week
was no exception to the rule. The market,
however. has been firm, and prices well
supported at the rates quoted this day
however. n better grade. To-day. with 27S
head at COmInunipAw yards 800 at Bergen
Hill, and 500 at the National Yards, the
marx ct was fairly active, and prices about
the same as last week. Poor to medium
cattle last week sold at llG8I3c: medium 10
fair steers at I3Iztgl4szc: good steers. fat, at
5tx9l61&c; prime to extra steers at 1899
i7ci premiums at l7t9l712c; the me sjority of
sales being at Heal5c.
SHEEP-Ehe market was pretty strong
during the past week, but trade nOSact1ve;
the quality is not very good; but QUOTA
tions wei supported: to-day we have six
cars at COmmnnipaW eight cars at Bergen
Hill, and 800 head at FortieUh Street; the
market was very hrnl, witt. 3. fair amount
of business; sales reported, 15,Slai-h cad. We
quote cOmmbn to fair sheep at $3.50;
good to prime at 607c; extra at 7Gg71zc
premium at 71<@S1Ic.
LAMBS-N Onllnai. ....H.
HoGS-The market for hogs was, for the
greater part Of the week, dun, as prices
were too high for packers, and the de-
mand therefore was altogether for fresh
trade; To-day the Offering was two cars OF
fresh hogs at Fortieth Street, and eignt al
COmmun1paW, but the market was very
quiet, and prices almost nominal: prime
heavy corn ed sold at $40 25al0 50 medium
at Sl0 0O9l0 .; common aJ 50 509l0 90.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph. ST.. LOUIS. ian. 4.
TOBACCO Unchanged sound tugs quot
ing at " sos 90; dark lesf SO 5Oa12 so /;
medium to bright do. Si5 00350 o.
COTTON AND HEATP-NO sales
FLoUR-Active Tor low grades; at So 75@
W for supeIine; So S0tQ7 90 for extra, and
81 759S 80 fo- double extra
WHEAT-puil, buyers standing Off; strict
~ prime TO choice red and while Fall sold
at u 6892 1255; No. Spring sold at 81 50.
CoRN-Duli, at 6l964c, and small sales of
fancy white at zoe.
oATs-Held firm, but the market is slow,
at 541zc95Sc.
BARLEY Quiet; 81 Is for fancy Mime
sot =; = 3192 65 for fair to fancy Fall.
RYE-Ste&dy and Tirm at 81 22aI 26,
WHIsKY-Quiet, at 9716Q9Sc.
PoRk-aeld higher, at SIS 50, with early
saaes at S2S.
BULK bTEArs- Orders filed at hi lher
prices; shoulders Il1ac; clear sides I55Ic:
loose country pork house shoulders sold at
lO&c; hams l31ac; clear sides I41%c.
BACON t1rnn. but not much doing, small
sales OF clear sides at 1714c; sug tr cured
hams l74i74c: shoulders held a I30I31Sc.
atI71sc.
HoGs-Higher, at 95z9IO1Sc, nearly all
HghG weights.
CATTLE-Advanced, inferior to choice
range at 3g7c gross with good supply Of
low grades, but good are scarce.