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Noviees snd


OF these IA stations or institutions. with 5,lSl
members are nOniinally for benevolent and
educational purposes. AS the entire nun Der OF
Catholics in the kingdom is about SOO0OOO. there Is
station to 967S souls, member TO l373 souls,
a priest of the order the entire number is 43l) TO
1861 souls and of the entire number of $50 priests,
an eccesasc of the order for 20 priests The com
mittee would not anticipate judicial decision. much
less recommend "a rigorous prosecution. ms would
not be in harmony with the liberation and particular
regard for the Catholic Church. which has always
been observed in Prussia. But when ecclesiastlc
of the Catholic Church widely publishes the exist
ence of hundreds of converts, and boasts of the
steady increase of such institutions while the Gov
eminent asserts its ignorance of these circumstances
the Government could well be justified III bringing
the matter to the notice of the prosecuting attorney
A judicial decision would SO determine the meaning
of the laws.
The Government is, under present circumstances.
unable to efficiently supervise these institutions
holding concessions for educational or charitable
purposes In giving concessions for the edncatlOn OF
youths il is particularly necessary for the Minister
of Instruction 10 watch over the fundamental princ.
pie of the Prussian educational system the right OF
free confession. That the order OF Jess, the iran
ciscans, the DOmincans, and other denominations
pursue very different ends from those OF the RUSSIAN
educational system hardly requires the support OF
evidence; consequently the Committee recommend
that more concessions rights of corporation be
granted for educational or charitable institutions 10
persons belonging to ecclesiastical societies and also
in the of the right OF SUPERVISORY TO prevent
the active participation OF members of ecclesiastical
societies in the conduct and administration OF such
institutions. The report of the Committee was WIT
ten out by Prof. Gneist, who has become quite dis
tingushcd in Germany rs a writer on English law
ton in Prussia from every description OF ecclesas-
cal influence.
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CRIMINAL.

At the T0mbs Police Court yesterday, Alder
Moore committed John Kroning for having on sun
day night struck Patrick Joyce of No 10 Mulberrys
the head with u Ratchet, causing a serious wOnd.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice STANDBY, Herman COrdes, age 49, bartender In
charged by the latter with entering the biardroom at
tho above number the morning OF the 22d INST ana
taking slOO worth OF billiard balls. He sitting In the
during the evening before just IN front OF the WIN
dow which forced, and IL supposed to have Osehe9
the fastenngs at that time lie pleaded not guilty. anI
was committed for examination. George biDlth had
nothing 10 say 10 charge Of burglary preferred by Mar
earet Butcher OF No asa West Tweftst ON the nlght
Of the Odd The front door opened by means or fase
keys and three overcoats and three hats taken from s
hallway. The occupants heard the noiso ana called
Polce" officer Carter OF the Ninth Precinct responded
and arrested the prisoner He held for formal ex
animation Joseph f. Hill OF the Sinclair House. ac'
cu ed Robert Short age 49, driver with having stolen
blankets worth $780, on Sunday, from his wagon WINE IL
was standing In Fiih-ave. lie was c0miDtIeu ior CA
animation.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY MAIL.
PRINCE BONAPARTES CHALLENGE TO
ROCHEF0RT,

The French journals just received give the
text OF the letter Of Prince BOnapae Henri ROchefort
PARIS, Jan. 7, 1870
MONSIEUR: After Outraging after another each Of
my relatives and sparing neither women nor children,
you insult by the pen OF OF your wOrkmen IL IL
all natural and my turn should come Only have, per-
haps an advantage the greater part OF my family
that OF being plain, private individual although beng
BOnaparte. j therefore demand OF you, II your
breast is guarantee for your inksand and avow that
have only mediocre confidence In the result OF this
step. learn In effect by the jOurnas that your con-
stituents have gwen you imperative command
TO refuse all honorable reparation, and TO
preserve precious existence. Never
heless take the chance in the hope that feeble rem.
Of French sentiment will cause you TO depart in
my favor from the OF prudence and precautOn
In which you take refuge. IT, therefore, by hazard you
consent draw the bolts which render your precarlOus
person dOubly involabe, you will fnd neither in
palace chateau reside quite plainly at No. &c Rue
dAuleul and promise yOu that IL you present yourself
II will not be said that am out
Awaiting your reply have again the honor to salute
you. PIERRE NAPOLEON BoNAPARrk.
To NJ. Henri ROcheiort, No. Rue d'Aboukir, Paris.
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PLEASE REMEMBER.

SIR: About two years ago the churches
agreed TO set apart Wednesday evening the time for
their mid weekly service Previous TO that period the
utmost diversity existed One strong argument for the
uniformity agreed upon that as the church
night known such instructive and entertaining ex
lectures concerts Oratorios &C. would not DO
appointed for Wednesday evenings. and pastors and
people would be liberty TO hear the distinguished
tors musicians and artists that occasionally favor the
city Is great disappointment, therefore for many
pastors and numbers OF their ocks 10 find that Miss
Mehligs concert announced for Wednesday evening
snch disappointmenfs have been frequent ts season
VIII not managers please remember class OF citizens
who would highly appreciate recognition Of their
church night. ONE OF MANY PASTORS.
York. Ian %, 1910
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THE POPE ON KING VICTOR.

The Malone of Florence, an organ OF the
late Ministry gives in full the Popes sprech ON view
Years Day to Gen Kanzer aud the officers OF the
fcal army I'm which passage that seems 10 Pont
ont spiritual Montana He Is reported 10 nave saiu
" can tell you something person mas hun my 10 no
souch pardon alleging tho OF his SINS that ne
had submitted to violence OF his Government whch
desired 10 place him the head Of the bands when nave
osaIed and numbered us have known this fact for
long hut we have had the qualification OF receiving ,he
rrefragible proof of 1t from that parsonage himself
The personage IT, OF course understood to mean the
King Of Italy and His Majesty and le Pope Will nave 70
reconcile, best they can, Ibb Conflicting ciais VI
pryate faith aud constitutional rule.
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PRUSSIA.
MONA sTICIsM-CONvENTs IN PRUssIA-FREEDoM
OF INSTRUCTION FROM ECCLESIASTICAL IN

IPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT I

OF INSTRUCTION FROM ECCLESIASTICAL IN
FLUENCE.
IPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
BRRIIN Dec 31.-It is difficult TO determine pre-
,isely how far monastic institutions are tolerated. or
how convent is defined, under the laws of Prussia
The constitution comedies the freedom of religious
belief and the right of establishing societies.
but provides that such societies then had not the
rights Of corporation could only secure those rights
through special laws. AS it is notorious that since
the constitution was promulgated in 1850 no such
laws have been laid before the Chambers 1t would
appear that all privileges conferred upon converts
or ecclesiastical orders since that time are invalid
The affair at Cracow last Summer occurring stimuli
taneousy with the dedication Of small. almost nsig.
nfcant convent at Moabit, the suburbs of Berlin,
public attention attracted toward this subject
In Prussia. The dedication ceremonies were at
tended with great Ostentation. Public meetings
condemned these institutions in unmeasured terms
and declared ID the duty of every thinking man 10
endeavOr by all lawful means 10 procure their abO
ton the expulsion of the Jesuits and the repeal of
sented to the Chamber Of Deputies when ii as
Bembled 20 effect these results. The Committee to
which the matter referred have Just made very
elaborate report, which is now before me. AS the
question Of the rights of mOnastic institutions in
Prussia has caused considerable agitation In the
public mind, and Is very likely 10 cause much more
think II deserves TO be treated OF at length in It's
nresent stage
Regarding the Papal bull Of 1921. some misapDre-
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Salts bp Sutton.
A UCTION SALE.
"A BY HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER
H.sEv Isuns Aurflonser
H.sEI " LEEDS. saeiioses,:

HEsEY N. LEEDS. suct0neer
BIZ order Off W. BURR, RECEIVER and TRUSTEE
HLBGAsT and COSTLY DIAMOND aud SOLID GOLD JgWgIRy
RUBBS, BAERALDs ADD OTHER PRECIOUS STONES WATCHE1
&c Sc to be SOLD PEREMPTORlLI and POSITIVELY WITQ7
RESERVE, 10 CLOSE THE CONCERN, att
LEEDS ART GALLERIES"
Nos BIZ and 8l9 BROADWAY, soah-west cor Twslhhs
THURSDAY. 9th FRIDAY lsn add SATURDAY kh Jaaary in
Al 10y O'Clock each day. aud continuing Bsii all 10 sold
In this valuable collection will he found The 6n
DIAMONDS Of old a6d Mines KUBIBs. BABRALDs PslRS
OPALS STONE CANOES Of the arsls "a, n.
art site m.nB JBWHLRT o. al descriptions Of the lima
styIes embracing VERY sre assortment Of BRACRLBrs God "a
10 enamel and precious large apd Hberb Ola
MOSD RINGS BAR RINGS ~ he tHs Sst.r bd .i.s
CHATRLAISES LBONTINES gents and sd. WATCHES On.
best maker. and 6uish LOCKETs SEAL RINGS sCARP Pima
CHAINS hes. yorkmanshp and sne gold sbd saS.
Jerpry incidental 6rstcass Broadway srsblsbaeBt
TRRMS-CASH POR Alb SUMS UNDER $50; OVER THly
AMOUNT -FOUR MONTHS INDoRSED NOTES. APPROVED BIT
THE TRUSTEE - -
ALL CRBDITs TO BIZ ARRANGED POR BEP0IR THg sALs
The goods will exhibition Galleries Ga al
ater MONDAY, 2tth inst. until sales.
Catalogue. AT Gal .nd Offices Of the AuctOnesu
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70 the Editor Of The Tribune.

To Che EdIIOr or The Trtbune.
SIR: Several of my friends on late visit to
Philadelphia enjoyed delightful treat given by Chas
w. Brooke. esq. of that city. lecture Irish Bards
and Ballads" Could not OF institutes or lite
rary associations induce hhn Ia favor with a visit
We will give him a hearty welcome aud guarantee him
crowded house, for truly he has few superors in that
lima
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The Fourth National Bank Case.-Wllliam +.
VeltmaD bookkeeper Of the Fourth National Bank,
who was charged with defraudng The bank by making
false entries 10 the effect that William Leth had $1,000
ore deposited than he really had has been held to await
the action Of the Grand Jury by Commissioner Shields.
The evidence was the effect that Fetman confessed
tor and prime IN the transaction The
drawn Out Of tho bank L1ith's checks. Leith aud
Copeland awaiting examination Tor their alleged
Hhare N the Ofeuse.
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the Holy Kings Ibeeve in reality, that, thanks to tho
union and mutual confidence which exist between me
Sovereign COrtes and Government as also 70 ny a
ced propositions TO Interpret faithfully the exalted asp
rsOns OF tho nation from whose legitimate rePesena
tion received the magstrature exercise a. cnei OF n
State comes the strength 10 couneracs the dangers ana
stratagems Of the enemies OF liberty Qua order noPo
that with the aid OF God, the wisdom ana the Paio
RnYe tho preclOus nterests cOnldeG 70 US
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treatment and went TO Rhode Island There she entered
family OF gentleman, with whom she is charged
with living In adultery. She replies that she has lived
with him "a bousekeeper only and denies all OF the
charges The case Ia complicated by the fact that tho
gentleman has himself got into trouble with his wife, and
now has a suit with her pending In Rhode Island The
Court December ordered the case to proceed before
in yesterday but the trial postponed 10 Mon
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

this requested 70
addressed York Associated Press
persons exhibiting written authority Of W. Simonon General
Journal Of Commerce TINS TRIBUNE
World Egpress EreRg Poet Commercial ddr>rts,r Std
Zng aud EsO Yorker Dokrat should .o he delivered only 70
sana
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90 farmrrs ana 0t5trs.
90 i9lauuhtturtrs.


I,IE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING IVa,
PASY in,its the senuos u N.aafsce 10 Asr "s'sf
the toAp Of Psss.e NswJrrsey 81, SsisI ,sf -
Pstsnos aud eight JULES above NsAsik soleies me ss M
and uhs Ten niles of oboken AID Jesy Niy AID elf'ss ~
City Hall NewNerk Tbry have bead and hll Of wr,u
high tide shoe Passso River sEd reservoir ~ th'e ~
Tbs Mn Mites large snd srrshsed that each vss
behe6t beth bsad and TAI rases its
not ony sa1dant bat p-tasasnL HE pregsrv ~ ~
hsvigbe In the mt Of poruiatce whe !" \. ~
the 1ity Of kewlork c'nnaaestns with By as,as ~ss 80
road aud by wel epders the nost advantageous % IN,
hctars1 The esauiry Tn the premises are ess $40
brick Mil AIl0n four stories high Maehise oaop; ane Nj
al rr.y for immediate ocupatou ApphSaious eAa 10 ~s"'
TORREY. 10 yssrI.,t, Ms 'isk. ..I.
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plSSENG ERS 4RRIVED

FROM BREMEN jan 2i-n steamship Htuss-C Delius C. Jo
dana John Howard Hugo Lebng Braansehweier, jobs
Seerer Cbas BeBder Chss leueck Annie ein
Aanie erran John H. Hue. Henry Muller. Margaret
Martin John Block Joha IIerrgott
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SUPREME coURr-srEcrAL TERM

Before Mr.. Justice Barnard Gleason agt.
Gieasson-This is m action 10y husbaudIfor divorce
from hia wo adultery. Tue wife years ago oh
tlal limited divorce la Bruuklsn tho ground OF Ill
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MINIATURES ALMANAC
Ana RIA, rs Sun sets 59 Moon l:A
DAt. -
s,ra, Hsst 222 Cows 3O6 Hell Gate +35
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A. sxKwis Aueuonser
NV DANCE hEDWtN 4, No

pY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D Of Books Works Of Art Goods
MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY snd THURSDAY JsaarJ t11
18th. 26tb, shd 21th, Of Ocork
A VERY DESIRABLE COLLECTION or BOOKS Tbeosu
History Fine Ibeursbes and Cuross Also highly eur..,
collection HEBREW BOOKS. consigned directly f1 ANSTBk
DAM tBe copies Of the Worts Of the PATHBRs
In CHURCH EMINENT DGylNBs. Counels ROMAN CATHOLIC
Theology Bible Prints and EARLY PRINTED BOOKS. Csuoss
Picture Sales Prints VI Moss She aud earliest HsbH Bs,
Catalogues are ready and Books Exhibition
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Miscellaneous.


NyANDERBURGH, WELLS g. Co, Beoa5,
Meas Poster lcb TYR. PRESSES, ana I'M. ta.
AND ks0RAvkRS' Dkrof Sasle CabsssiA aaa s'esf '"T
CabastA BoKs0sJ cot kgsIA,sss ..l 1870. y.x.yst
sgy9 SMITH g. WESS0N" ARM
/DUARIKIDGg REVOLVER .hh srsr. s'hsds" 10, go "a
"a maunsu bsSmE doabe ths Psssasusa 81 ~ gahIAsOx
A 40 ,ar IAss .assr pos Sod b. sgs A2sss n ". A"S
Ne " Cha4bsr..t ... .... .t
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GEo A. LsAylrr Auctebest
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

Gko A. LsAyTr AuciobesL
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS CLINTON
Co oossossssr S5neiT.D Lsssas. c.T.Loeg.S ssts
od Tuesday Day 20 EbRikT s3%Pa,p, ~: 10
; Js%rs ;s @ III Sa:s,L 1ss i.
;s.s Sss. Of tss Sor IS ,S fol , ,,s, IS sss , a.
Humphrey. Art Of Printing t,oi piSdn, wOtl;, Bns Ps -
@Srt. Of IrsiHs ..S BafS. Adams. Prescott, dickens Scott "a
~ Ss .sS ssru RfSsY RSsssS J
collection Of ENGLISH BOOKS iuss r,esl's Cs.ss
ready.
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co, Auctioncera.
ID -Tbe DELAWARE. LACEAwASSA and WESTERN RAIL
AoAD ooArASi IS sl oOS SG TGSs SCRANTON CoM
4 pabc ,ueon on WEDNESDAY Js r. q Sis 5000 an
III Ii. LEEDS & MINER.
Hr. Il L.EDs. Gaciionssr
win .enSr
ORDER OF gxsCUTRIx.
FINE ART COLLECTION
Ofthe wealthy Bo,toOihu. the Ats
THOMAS THOMPSON ESQ,
Commencing
MONDAY 7th day Of February merit
(,nd containing until the whole collection di,pssed o.
AtlI O'Clock a. N and Il o'clock
AT THB LEEDs ART GALLERIES.
No. ST. ADD 8lo BROADWAY,
Cor Tvslnh.i, sSw.roah
Tb. ertordinar, collection offered ~
United States
VALUED AT ABOUT $500, 900.
and comprising nearly
TWO THOUSAND
OIL PAINTIN 8.
every selected By ssr lat price. rryss
from dollars Thousands each be having made As CO..
lection pictures the work Of lifetime aud devoted The isesss
Of pnucsy fortune year which .dAass
have bee0 made to the collection
Among them are originals b,
BENZ WEST SIR TIIOs. LAWRENCE SIR JOSHUA REYSoLDA
SIR PBTRR LELY. GODFREY KSBLLBG, ALLAN
RAMSAY, GEORGE MORLAND, Bo
GARTH. TURNER. sASaYTB,
cOFLEY. oPIB.
STEWART,
And other, Of the English School
BOUCHER D.BUPB. ISABBY. MGSARD, DsDRBUx DIAz, LAM
BIsET BARON
And Others Of the French School
sCHDoSI GUBRCNo. TESIERs. VAN OsrADB zUccARsLn
VAN DYKE, &c.
Also large number Of & 18th sn -
18th Centuries. such
TITAN RUBBSs, JoRDBASs HOSTHoRsT,
ADD Others which unqussoned ogn sd neh ~
excite and repay attention Of art oOuuosseur%
900 PORTRAITS or DISTINGUISHED PBRsoSAGBS
Also. early works Of men famous, such a.
sULLY INMAE BIBRsTADT, DURASD. BROWN. PsALA
DOUGHTY. BIRCH HART.
and nearly every known tea years
The Collection will be sold eate pictures hs'las beea add
taken from IT. aud without reserve limitation as
q uou on exhibition at the
LEEDS ART GALLERIES
Nos Sly and 81 o. snd at the extensive Galleries S3I BROAD
WAY near TWBLPTH.sr.
(over CANTON sTUARrS DRY GOODS MART. ssd DUsHAh
GsoSs MUSIC sTORRl ssw.YOrh
Catalogues lover 100 Page ready ,ad will Do seat 10
dress gu receipt rs cents By the Auctiouser.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

AIRS sTowE's vINpICATIoN AND THE PAIL
MAIL GAZETTE'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COCK JoURNALISM-MR. PEABoDYS SlMPA-
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PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM HAvANA-In steamship CeOpatraMateo BouuOn Jose
he Jose Dominique PredercO Zadin.
BRBMBN-Iu steamship AmericaMrs Lane l. Series, G.
soebmann C. H. Bachmauu Sireck Aher. Mrs Boured e.
Muller " Masch. NJ Schmcck enbeche }.
sellnFler NJ Yoge A. Wus;enberg G. Schsa r. Beche H. =
KIo q h Henderson Cleveland M Cunniu CHAM Mrs Sach
nor s Wilcox aud Mrs Barrett Elise Bresse Max fauen
II GoeBer Wehan and wife. Clara Schamberger hehene L.
Iob Frerde F. DOische and family Dsmcke X GThbs an,
f.miv W Wines 5 Wines Mr. Fischer and family e. T. Phlhp
Dsm9Skle J. SbeTou Miss Hall Miss b. ToSbTdse, MI and Mrs
Thomas ,.-.--.... n n
tson and son Mrs Rankin Madame Mssr $ d. GonC
eife and SOP Miss Miss 81 l. Grant Mrs seagh JOB
Srb and wife T. H. r. Gahu B. l. Gouling, w T. SAY"
.er W Mullen Hall ". B. X Johnston, H. French j. "inso
We4,es a. Peeq NJ Reich c. Harrison, w Preston A. J
Thomson Bgn j. Peters, q. French 5 or j. T. C9nod{ II
SisUpert Andrew Dee D. Hill A. Robins O. Champion llOS m
Naftp II Martin NJ Monans lockwood ). Franklin, Frank
hp Il ~ FfsIer, GLd ~ ia the steerage.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Saturday, March r. 1870.
AS the week which has just closed has been
exceptional in real estate comparison OF the
business done with that Of corresponding weeks in prev
years would be Improbable The prices obtained
for property sold during the week showed decline,
caused almost entirely by the sudden fall IN god and
scarcely be regarded indicative OF the real values
Of houses and lands Just as the money market
settles there Will arise all probability the demand Tor
real estate which generally takes place about hs season
OF the year. and improved property, or property that
may be made valuablc.by Improvement Will be sought
after.
On Monday, lHh Messrs. Muller, wilkins q Co. and
Stanley Day will offer at the Exchange improved city
property; on Tuesday the Messrs Johnson Miller VIII
have sale of lots IN Brooklyn, and the Messrs f. H.
Ludlow & Co. Of some houses and lots i'll this city.
The "Bishop Property" containing fifteen acres, IN
Harrison n j., was sold on Saturday for $4,000.
Thomas r. Agnew, is to build ten cottages at Ruther
furd Park.
The citizens OF Ridgewood. the Erie road,
sdcrinQ the propriety Of erecting number Of ylares
dences 10 induce people residing here to settle.
A new hotel is TO he erected at the Iatsk Mountains
capable Of accommodating 500 guests.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF xKw-YoRK.........................M'

PORT OF NEWBORN. .................... March H.
CLEARED.
ntroa Keube NesOeans; Huntsyhe 'rott savannah heE9
s,of western neSfopoh Quick New Oresus
sup Ilersche FreJencls Hamburg. n H., N o,..,,.
smits Yeworisans; GGn Foster. Wilmington,
T. vouniesr Dke GDrsari Amelia CeesunA Amoieo Naples
B Ssso Iods Rosario Keyops Barter ssgU' Queen
81 rti HAYES Corpus H. French, Burgess.
Galveston Yankee Doodle M..6ury, Richmond
steamship Sgvci Gates GsesioH March and KEY "e
's ,. . 1 John Gibson Winters. GcOrEeowp c. md..
SUP Great esteT, Cunningham, lAyeIpoo Jan H. Md's-
Sbp IhwouotsiS, W,i9 s Liverpool jan, ~ ndse
Ban Bpr o ismog 81 BarBs, Celiaegos IS days sugar
Big nanasL G. otst josa b. Atkinson Matanla' Il days
b1s Mary cguha London % DAYS ballast ,.-.
Bne a. Palmer 'o s. John n B Mathews hatanlas 10 Gays
& Merraa ofPcar w,,rhoue Mauzss 70 days mOlssse
ssI,I N company With schr psya BsbcoE for NeSlork
,ursT Sae company wa brG Nellie Hssicd, Mania CrOwe aud
ss Ms,s BROOKS Co Gookhays Jones' ST. Jago sde Cuba 10
tsJs. sgT o,o.,,,vs RIVER ,vD Co..
Josephine Bo5sepo'L Nh, b. sepe't
Ma, , o sss,'o,d Wine E,t F' S Sa1IISs
Xs+IiI,e5- Neg Haven. b.J,y. Pr,g,.t5re
SAILED.
T-.Glhswee or Er,Hsa, city q loa AID France for
Me-, and Ca,r,u; Wcrr he'rogoN Ests and Toi"ro IN
fss.ios sac Bel os NoO Sc b K.Si for Geogge.orS
ARRIVED. Sunday, Narcb 70
s,e.u,hp imsroa BieleH Feb 20 and SogsSiau March
stssn.hp Csop,ra Phillips Vera CroI March s st ,,a
h s,ssa. ~. msass livingston cle,'ao Savannah A
and psS ,.,,,. 49,.
LiyEupool, McA l2-lhe 'ieausuP Ca.abia, from ssy,,
MEMORANDA
NV HAvyv Marcl laIle sehr htie CoWe cane % " A.
49, .aasy woruIus without assistance The @Ssss
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I,.,onn AZ No $50 BrO0me-st., and stOIe
@SGfs Of clothing and GSSdv ,Sa WE'RE ST.S ar
Re sS"is%$Fs' Ssfsr$ s
ers were co marmcnt Of Marearrt MekeTnon at No
% Ta CHIEF %S xss SyS sS%s
Ing valued at adjoining apartment, with The stolen ar-
s MS %1i the employ Of W Sose
Adolph MAJ ~ ios Chambersst, was, on Saturday ar
sssteS on OF having stolen G5 from hs
ers' SAFE law ioms Voge. and there on Saturday
mcrg When the safe was opened MARKS lar was tSa
ne s tb"n IN hooking for something. He soon after
i n Inc store and FIVE minutes later the money was
missed lie was held to bail in $1,000.
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