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CALIFORNIA,

Effect Of the Death =. General T.om,.-
Honors to His Wemory-Desertion Of sail.
ors-A Lawsuis Decided.
&$a. , SAN FRANCISCO March 20, 1870.
The death OF Major General Thomas has cast O
gloom over the entire community. The Department
Headquarters are draped In mourning, and the aags
on tie shipping, Notifications ana principal build.
lngs ara at half mast. The courts have adjourned
out or respc,.' to the memory Of the deceased The
Generals body win be embaimed and sent to
Troy, N. y, on Tns,. ,.sday next Colonel Wizard
company the remains TO their u estimation.
The Governor has vetoed tue b. giving aid 1or
the construction or the San Joa1L.,d valley ana
Southern Paclnc Railroad.
boat load or sailors deserted from the, Rrltlsh
lr0n-clad frgatc Zeal lou5 this morning, @e>
Messrs. Cox and Arnold. contractors, have Oh.
tanned Judgment IN the District Court against the
Western Pacific Railroad Company and Charles
Mclaughlin for $4,000, with lien upon the road
for work perform.
changed. Legal tenders g0A.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Progress--The Irish Pains and
Penalties Bill.


LONDON, March 20, 1870.
In the House OF Lords last evening the bill for the
protection OF life and property in Ireland, which
has already passed the Commons, was read the first
time.
To-day LORD DufferiD moved the second reading
Of the bill for the preservation OF the peace in Ire
land. He made speech justifying the wisdom ana
necessity Of the measure.
The Duke OF Richmond sustained the bill
Lord Oranmore deplored the release OF Fenian
convicts as a ministerial mistake.
LORD Lurgan believed growing respect for law In
Ireland would make the act a dead letter.
The Earl OF Kimberley dweit with great satisfac.
fion on the unanimty Of parties in support of the
bill. aud predicted the happest results.
The Marquis Of Salisbury thought the bin might
reach ribbonism, but not Fentanism. lie approved
the provisions relative to the press. 4 stringent
policy was imperative. The Irish must be made to
Tear the law before they could love it,
Earl Granville said the bill would be considered in
committee on Thursday next when he hoped the
House would consent to SUSPENSION OF the rules
Ind allow Its passage
The House, after further proceedings of no gen.
eral interest, adjourned.
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THE LATE STORM.

Disasters on the Hudson-Fourteen Vessels
Snnk In Haverstrnw Bay-A Schooner
Driven Into the Street of the Village of
Grassy Point.
PoUGHKEEPsIE March 20. 1870.
Reports from Haverstraw bay say fourteen vessels
were sunk there during the storm OF Sunday.
Among them were the sloops American Eagle,
America and Ralph Van Houghton, and the schoon-
er5 Smell Grove and Two Sisters, OF Jersey City.
Brlckyard sheds were blown away and trees were
demolished that have stood storms for years. One
schooner, the Hannoria Butler, was driven into a
street In the village OF Grassy Point ana to-day men,
with horses and ploughs, nave been work digging
her out. The loss VIII amount to over $500 900.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Detr0it River Tunnel-The Guuge OF the
Grcnt Western Railway TO be Narrowed.
OTTAWA, March 29, 1870.
The Detroit River Transit Companys Bill and the
Great Western Railway bill are making good pro.
gress and promise to be carried through Parliament
this session. Both have passed through the com.
mittee and probably VIII not meet any strong oppo-
ston In the House. The first above-named bill pro.
yides Tor the construction OF a tunnel under the
Detroit river which will enable the Great Western
Railroad 10 make direct junction with the Michigan
Central The undertaking Will involve an outlay of
$3,050,000. The work Will probably be commenced
at an early day. The Great Western bill au-
thorizes the company TO narrow the gauge Of tho
road to tine same gauge as the New York Central
and Michigan Central, vlZ four feet and eight and
q half inches, which will allow freight and passen-
gers TO go through direct from New York to san
Francisco on this line without change or cars
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BA.lEy'S SUCCESSOR.

General Plcasanton Sworn In Collector of the
Thiri y-sccond District-Suretics for Two
Hundred thousand Dollars.
Collector Peasanton appeared before Judge Bene-
dict yesterday ana took she cath OF office as Coec.
tor of the Thrtysecond district. and gave his bond
in 100000 for the faithful performance OF his duties
There were i've sureiies on the bond who Justified
IN $4,000 each, It being customary to justify In
twice the amount the bond calls for.
Tic subsequently gave his bond In $40, ,0OO as dis.
bursting offlcer, before Commissioner Shields. There
were two suretes on this bond. who justified IN
$40 900 EACH Collector Pieasanton declined to give
the names OF his bondsmen ior publication.
On subsequent inquiry II was ascertalned from AS
sistant District Attorney b. X. Phelps that the ON
clal bond had been sent to Washington as soon "a
given. ana that no copy renamed. Mr. Phelps
gave, from memory, the surnames OF the bondsmen
lie could not remember the Christian names. The
names are Brunei, Boyd, Miller, Fassit and johnson.
IL was aScertAincd that the names on the disburs.
ing orncer's bond were Rufus ingalls, and John q.
Johnson. TRis bond was also sent " washington.
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The Irish Land BilI.

- LONDON, March 20. 1870.
The House then went into Committee on the Irish
Land bill
motion was made to adjourn the debate on the
subject for week. which was negatived
Mr.. Needham moved continuation OF the Ulster
custom for compensating the outgoing tenant, or
"tenant right"
Mr. Gladstone opposed the amendment.
A tedious and scattering debate ensued and the
amendment was at length rejected.
Mr. Samuelson, member for Banburv belfast ~
moved to extend the Ulster custom throughout the
Kingdom.
Mr. Gladstone opposed this also, as did the Attor-
ney General, and it was rejected on division by 2S3
majority.
Subsequently an amendment for legalizlng the
custom in Ulster itself was lost by 279 majority and
the House adjourned
General Routine Business.
LONDON, March 80 1870.
( In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. 0tway.
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PENNS YLVANtA.


Accident in n COlliery-Four Men Killed.
SHENANDOAH CITY, !
Schuylkill County, March 20, 1870.
A terrible accident occurred at the coal mine OF
Richard Heckscher a few miles from TINS place, at
an early hour this morning. While four men were
descending the shaft to commence their day's work.
distance OF over sixty feet. All were instantly
killed. The names or tue unfortunate men have not
vet been aScertalned
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NEW YORK.

The Late Murder Near TrOy-Suiclde Of che
Murderer.
TROY, March 70, 1870.
On wednesday night OF last week Manning Van
derpeyden, wealthy farmer, living o mile from
this city, was murdered In his barn about eight
O'Clock. His son-in-law Z. A. Alexander, reported
tnat the murderer attacked him. after killing Mr..
sanuerpeyden, hit him with an iron pump handle,
broke his arm. and also cut nm ON the head
Win knife Suspicious were aroused that Alex
ander himself did the deed, ana this
AFTERNOON at four O'Clock, after writing u cOmplete
CONFESSION, he committed suicide by blowing his
nrains out with shot gun. His confession states
tnat ne meditated murder for year and about four
weeks ago intended to 40 it, but the presence OF
negro frustrated his design. He says the Lord
prompted MIN TO do 1t. He tried to escape 1t, but
could not, and thinks he has done no wrong. He
asks the pardon OF his wife, and hopes to meet her
In heaven. He says he had no accompiCe
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The American Mai. Trnnsit.

LONDON, March %, 1870.
In the House OF Commons yesterday the Marquis
Of Harrington the Postmaster General, in reply to
question OF Mr.. Ogilvy, member nor Dundee, said
shat owing to the recent reduction in transatlantic
postage the steamers heretofore carrying the Amer
lean mails had now refused them; consequently
contracts had been made with German and other
lines. The discomfort with the present system had
been officially brought to the notice Of the American
Postm aster General.
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4 JERSEY BROWNING MYSTERY.

Late on Monday night the captain or the tugboat
saunders appeared at the Newark police station ana
stated that his vessel the draw OF one OF
the railroad bridges crossing the Passac river he saw
q horse and wagon containing man tumble over
board into the river. Efforts To rescue the unknown
were made, but or no avail. Yesterday the spot
visited, but no vestge OF the man discovered. Tho
the east side Of the river. about midway between
the plank road and Newark and New York Railroad
bridges. Who the unfortunate man could be IL sill
a mystery.
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HUNG HERSELF WITH A sxElS Of YARN.

On Monday night a Mrs. Gregg, residing with
her son at Washingtonvle, near Newburg. com.
mitted suicide by hanging herself with sKeln or
yarn 10 post OF her bed. She was about fifty years
OF age and had been partially insane for some time.
A,coroner's Inquest was held.
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The Army and Martial Law.

=. MADRID March 20, 1870
In the Cortes Sehor Rivero read the draft OF law
authorizing levy Of 10000 fresh troops. The In
PRODUCTION Of the measure has created lively sensa-
tlon.
The projected law for the preservation OF public
order Is strongly opposed because it gives the gov
ernment exceptionabe powers.
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- VI A1auicaiism.
SPAIN.
federation of the Duc!IO,

MADRID, March 20, 1870.
The Count Of Java, who fed from Spain year
ego, after having killed Senior Olozaga, IN duel,
has received an Indulgence from the penalties IN
Cured, and is expected back soon.
1t Ia generally supposed that this done to pave
the way for indulgence the or the Duke of
Nontpensier, who recently killeu Don Henry OF
Bourbon in duel. The Duke Of Montpensier. how
aver, has remained in Madrid since the duel.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The First shad'-A Smuggler in the Bay-A
Poultry Raidsr-Socisty Of the Army Of
the Potomac = The Kelly Homicide
"Adrift'-Ths Grande Duchesse De-
nouement-M Miscellaneous Items

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentysour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building broadway, cor
uer OF Ann street,
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PETER MITCHELL POSTED.

Theodore Allen last evening posted Representa-
tive Peter Mitchell over the Eighth ward in about
five thousand handbils, as an ex-fence keeper and
leader OF repeater5. They created considerable ex.
element
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UTAH.

Rejoicing of the Gentiles Over the Passa9e
Of the POiyGamy Bill.
CoRINNE March 20, 1870
At mass meeting OF the citizens OF Corinne.
held last evening, resolutions were adopted re
joicng over the passage OF the CuIlom bl thanking
Messrs. Cu0m. Butler, Ward, Logan ana Others
taeir able support OF the bill, ana praying the
Senate to pass 1t without delay; denouncin pOlypa.
my as now existing In Utah barDarOus and a
crime against law aud the morality OF the age.
The Saints demonstrating Against Congress.
si0nal Interference.
SALT LAKE March 20, 1870
AT meeting held last Saturday arrangements
were made for holding mass meeting next Thurs.
day TO adopt remonstrance and petition to the
Senate and House IN relation to the CullOm bill.
The woodruff Brothers, owners or the Cottonwood
Mines, ninety-ive miles south OF here, are Shipping
several loads silver TO San Francisco every
day.
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Damage in the Interior Of New York Stnte-.
Railroad Accident.

RAILROAD ACcfdent.
ELMIRA, March 20, 1870.
The storm Of sunday caused much havoc in this
portion OF the State AT point near Chemung, on
the Erie Railway, portion OF the roadDed was un-
dermined by the water and the track displaced
The express train that left New York yesterday ran
of the track at that point The baggage, mail and
smoking cars were somewhat damaged but no pas
senger5 injured beyond few brtlses. The train
was detained about four hours The break mas
already been repaired, and this morning all the
trains are running regularly.
The destruction to farm houses and other prop
erty at different points IN the interior is reported
unparalleled In any previous equlnoctal storm.
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The Coroner's investigation in the case OF Jonn
Kelly who was struck with bottle IN the head In
liquor store, at the OF Washington and Watts
streets, on the 23d nst and died from the effects OF
the injury was to have been held yesterday but 1t
was turther postponed until Thursday next.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

A.-Hcrrfug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25 Broadway, corner NJ urray street.
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Furniture Coverings, New Spring styles,
with speciaes wholesale retail, al the sloa OF
q. 4. < j. D. kelly CO.. 447 Broadway, near Howard
street.
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Royal Havana IOttcry.-PriZes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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The Proposed Visit of Prince Arthur to Cali.
f0rnin Likely to BE Abandoned.
MONTREAL, March 20, 1870.
The stories circulating to the effect that Prince
Arthur IS likely to visit California the coming sum.
mer are without foundation. The matter has been
considered and was at one time contemplate ted, but
IL IS now pretty certain that his Royal Hghness Will
return TO England without visiting the Pacific SLOPE
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

Ofncers Shaw and Ryder OF the harbor police,
found adrift in the East river q boat belonging TO
the United States steamer Colorado which had been
stolen by some deserters and then abandoned.
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Boohs-t32.470
Books on hand. Catalogues free.7
LkGGAr BROTHERs. No. 8 BeekrnAn street.
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A.-For Bincts Worms and PimpIes the
face use PERRY'S C0MEDONE AND PTMPLE REMEDY.
Sold by ali druggists. Depot ~ Bond street.
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Lnce Curtains.--Ncw styles, 1870. Impsr-
a,ions ready at the curtain store No ~ Broadway
q. l.. a j. B. kelly co.
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ROME.
InfalIibilIty Still in Doubt.

LONDON, March 20, 1870.
Assurances have been received from Rome that
4he Council yielding to the representations OF the
European Powers, Will adjourn the discussion on
Papal infallibtlity unt the latter part OF May.
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''rhe first shad OF the season. was caught yester
day afternoon, at Staten Island by Dominick Rea-
gan, native OF the 'Gem cS the Say.n but at pre-
sent resident Of the gem Of our bay" The dts
tingulshcd fish was presented by his Tor her captor
to Thomas II. Far0n, os Brooklyn. Reagan must
have been out With the ''early worm"
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rhe Saints demonstrating Against Congress.
si0nal Interference.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Probable Wreck Of nm Emigrnnt Ship or
Cape Cod-Attempted Suicide.

BUSTUN, MufCN Zy, I5IU.
A lot Of wreck stuff has washed ashore at Mano.
met, Cape Cod which leads to the supposition that
some emgrant vessel may have foundered in the
bay during the gale OF sunday night. 1t consists OF
fifteen bed sacks ana pillows, meat and vegetables.
snort pieces Of candles and cabin door. The sacks
were,nade Of bagglng, with wide stripes, and were
stuffed with straw and variously marked NV. G.,u
~. W. IN. Deany' and "Jenkins N Co..
John and Thaddeus Gilifeather, brothers, were ar
raf0ned to-day and committed for trial, charged
with killing John Hanley In recent harr0om aght.
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A stubborn Cough, That Will Not Yield tn
ordinary remedies, be thoroughly cured By JAYNES
EXPEGTORAkf, most effective medicine bronchial
and pulmonary disorders. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

Attention IL Called to the sale Of vaIua.
BILE Property Carnine Leroy and Grand streets,
be sold at auction by r. H. LUDLOW 4 CO, to-day Wed
nesday March 90 at O'clock at the Exchange Saeoom.
III
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The Cubn Cable Expeditiou.

LONDON, March 70, 1870.
Green, the famous aeronaut, Is dead.
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Quite Natural.

LONDON, March %, 1870.
The exhibition bull dght at Agricultural Hall YES.
terday ended In a riot which was suppressed by the
police.
number OF arrests were made.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Rest In tho
world perfect dye; harmless reliable, instnta-
neous Facto ry ~ Bond street
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A.-Ear n stylish nnd Elegant HINT Go tn
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, 11S Nassau street.
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Democratic Independence.

LONDON, March 90 1870.
The Catholic laity Of Switzerland are dissatisfied
with the ultramontanism OF their bishops In the
Council
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Personal Notes.
The Chicago Historical Society admitted Mrs
Maria s. Scammon and Miss Jessie Bross as life
members at q meeting held last week.
Seven merchants, all doing business on the same
street In Halifax, are missing. 1t Is SAID IA the
steamer City OF Boston. They had gone out to pur.
chase their spring supply OF goods.
Three ladies' OF COdwater, Mich are studyny
law-Mrs. Theresa M. Ketchel Mrs. Celia Wooley
and Miss M. Perry-and one-Miss McMahon-is
studying medicine.
Joe Jefferson having bought an island in Iouisi,
ana Barney Williams IS going to have a rance az
mountains IN Virginia. Competition Is the lie OF
MISS Kate Field has become a resident of Boston.
nnu n - pleasantly housekeeping In Joy street
puaco mn. kateiearned about $40, O00lby her lee
lures last season, and Is now engaged on materials
Tor next season.
James FISK, Jr.. has made proposition to the
citizens or Brattleboro VT. TO cover the entire
burnt district In the village with an elegant block
including an immense hotel and dozen or more
fine stores.
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the CuDn CuDIe Expedition.
LONDON March 20, 1870.
The Cuba cable fleet Is now nearly ready to sail.
1t IS the most perfectly appointed expedition OF the
kind ever despatch ed.
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Attaining the Scnip.-AII tho Hair Dyes
and their congener. the .coorers es'oers &c dcolor
the scalp. PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR Is the only article for restoring gray bar which
does not stain the skin. Sold by all druggists and fancy
ia dnaln
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New Spring styles of Gents Hats Just Out
at UNDERIiILL'S, Nos. l3l aud lS6 Fulton street.
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A Spring Oversnclx, Melton Cloth, S16s
others, $40; Scotch. $40. brown Melton suits S26
CLARKE, ia William street,
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Crjssg doro,s Unrivnllcd Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. House
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The University Bont Practice.
Death Of a BalIoonist.

The practice OF the University boat crews ID i'm
proving.
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day The destroying angel" had boen his muscle the
night previous according TO Larry kieruAn and planting
sockdoager with his right duke had knocked the Young
Democracy out Of time. KNOX the Halter 2l2 Broadway,
All other hatters Of mc with his superb hAts
better Handsomely pobbier and cheaper tban sas Qbsr
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~~~~~~>~~~~~~>~~>~~>~>~>~~~~~
French Collegiate Demonstration Against
Prince Pierre BOnaparte.
Napoleon Likely to Exile Prince Pierre,
and the Prince Looking to America.
-o~..>o~c~~~~~~>~~~~~->
Radical RevOlutiOnist Agita-
ton i'm France.
War Preparations and the Duello
in Spain.
Another Disaster on the Erie Railroad
Several Persons Fatally Injured.
Another Disaster on the Erie Railroad
Several Persons Fatally Injured.
FRANCE.

COLLEGIATE Demonstration Asains. Prince
Pierre Bonaparta.
PARIS, March 30, 1870
During the lecture or DR.. Tardieu yesterday the
students hsscd and insulted the Professor on ac-
count OF the deposition made by him at Tours In
favor Of Prince Bonaparte. Or. Tardieu was obliged
20 quit the hall.
While retiring he declared he should resign hts
chair, and the announcement was received with
"bravos.n
Prince Pierre Bonaparte's Future.
PARIS, March 20, 1870.
The journals announce that the Emperor has
uuested Prince Pierre Bonaparte to leave the
country.
1t is rumored ne viii 60 to America.
The Revolutionary Conspiracy-RndicaiL Lead
- ers in DanaeK
PARIS March 90, 1870.
The conspiracy AFFAIR is assuming more impor-
tance.
ORDERS have been issued for the arrest OF fwentv
persons, therein named, including Joseph Ma1zin,
Felix Pyat, Louis Blanc ana others not now in tho
country.
Amperialistic Treatment of Radical,su,
LONDON, March 80 1870
N. Tibaldi, political prisoner at Cayenne. has
been set ree and Is expected In Europe at an early
Gay.
Lsdru Rollin has arrived In Paris.
The police have made a domicnary visit TO the
residence Of Louis Noir.
NM. Barbieux and Charles Hugo editors OF the
Rdppea, have been prosecuted for articles on the
trial at Tours.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
General J. b. Stonehouse, OF Albany; G. II. Cor
liss and f. G. Angel, or Rhode Island; J. B. Alley,
OF Massachusetts,; A. II. Whiting, OF Arizona and
Judge o. c. Pratt, OF California are at the Astor
House.
General James A. Cunningham, OF Boston; Con-
gresham w. II. Barnum of Connecticut; Charles
A. Folett, OF ST. Louis; DIR. George b. Lindeman, OF
Philadelphia, and A. Wheeler OF Bridgeport, are at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
CoonetP. Aistyne, OF Washington; Or. II. D. Noyes
OF Havana, and w. l.. Avery. OF Laconia are at the
Irving House.
DR.. o. ID. Phelps, Of Philadelphia; Colonel A. T.
Preston, OF Kalamazoo; Judge S. Ross, OF Pennsyl-
vania; Colonel G. b. Craft, Judge T. Clark and W.
8. Patrick Of Omaha; DR.. 0. II. Wright, Of Illinois;
Captain J. Gallagher, OF the United states Army;
Colonel H. G. Clark OF Rhode Island, ana G. A. Hud.
son. Of Little Falls, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain J. c. Giliilian and James Moorhouse, OF
Boston, are ct the st. Charles Hotel. H.
Colonel James G. BENEFIT ana J. e. Hr.rvev. OF
Washington. are at the New York Ho' =.
Mr.. McMurray and J. b. Wadsr or,h =, Montreal,
j. I. Fessenden, OF Portland so W. " II II n Smits
OF Massachusetts,, and g. E,am W. n1 ~
~ Can,"i0 u m" " e,nM nxonu' Hotel
En,orv or n aor, ~ art OF Toronto, and Captan G.
N'> y WV ID, are at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ....... SO
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The Derby Fayorita.

-, LONDON. March 20. 1870
! Mr.. Merry's black colt Macgresos 10y sNacaroni,
out OF Necklace) is now the lavorlte III the betsDs
| for the Derby.