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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-12
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Yazoo, Catherine. IRON Philadelphia va
Havana. to VIM Creevy-2d district IL
Steamship Cuba Dukehart from Baltimore via Havana,
to Vim Creevy-2d district 10
Steamship Matagorda Farsell, from BrsS0s Santiago,
toe A Whitney &co-lst district
hip Rosae Gran son. 81 ys from Liverpool, 10 6
Lngham &co-sth district
Ship Charles Davenport Potter e2 days from Antwerp,
to De,ias Brs-3d district q
Ship overeign the Seas Johnson, from New YorK,
10 master-lst district
Ship Wsverley. Gilen so days from Liverpool, TO
Meeker Knox &co-Point
Bark Pawnee, hutton, e. days rom Csrdif Wales,
TO ma.ter-Psnt
Bark T Hussey. Ulrner, s. from Csrdf: Wales,
TO maste POINT
Bark FL en- Dyer Leland 22 dsys from New Yerk, TO
@ W bynson &cn-lst district
Schooner ktna, Johnson days from TGmpcc to Fer
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO

CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
CAIRO AND OaIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN.
trail Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo. take
freight from New Orleans frstclass steamers
leaving daily ats M.
AEs@zAA FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
Ss all points North and Yves. via
- 6.SSsSa
Caro-The
Great Republic,
Virginia,
Tom Jasper,
belle Lee,
Indiana,
Mngents,
Grand Era, anS
Robert E. Lee
Are among the first.cass steamers of this Iiue.
Through tickets to all points North via Cairo, fer
sale ct No lt0 Common street, under the St. Charle
Hotel
All rates ard all through bills OF lading from
New Orleans by the above given and signed only ut
the cthce of the company, no. 26 Csrondeet street.
Shippers by this route save drayase and ira psfer
charger, and their goods always under cover.
Insurance oreQuarter less han by aDy other route,
and rates lower.
JAMES 7. TUCKER General gent.
mills 6m
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UPPER COAST.

COAST AND LAFOUCHE PACKET
80 h Company.-Ths aud elegant
LsslagSAsteamer
sSs $1,000 Henry Tetc,
Leaves every MONDAY at 8 P. NJ, and every FRI
Day ct 10 6. Ii.
Joseph Dalferes, Master. NJ II. Landry, Clerk,
leaves above. for IocEpGrt and ali intermediate
landings On the Coast and Lafourche.
r @. MARTIN, Agent,
jail "a Old Levee street.
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TOW BIO ATS =.

Morgan. Averili from the pssses--Went down light
Brough. up .hip Soyeleg Of the /. cas- ana bark
Ellen Dyer.
Heroine Brown, from the Passes-Towed down to the
Bar, ships Thorns Freeman and C0fdea-
Brought up ship Wsserley and schooner Etpa.
Bee, Gul from ST. Lepis, with hsrges.
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IMPORTS,

RUArAN I6LAED-schocner Annie Warns r-l2o0
punches Is 600 plantAins $50 cocosnats 1876
pineapples Dbls lines
RUATAN iSLA eD-Hehcones Tlrnss-S4 pine
spples 8 700 Loo punches bsnas and s0o0e
plaDtAaBs -
UTILIA-Sehoener 0spevra-s00 bunchse bananas &c
bars csEss GIto eocoanHss u 0W DaantaaAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-12

Grand Era, Eouns from st Louis
Mary Miller, DickeDson, IRON Evansville
San Nicolas. hnderie. from Ricelsnd-
TexaIkana, Scoven, from Shreveport.
Texas Stinde from hrsveport
Twelfth Fra. Eouns from Jefferson.
Laura, Walker. from Mobile
Frank Psrgoud, Tooin. from Shreveport.
Alice, Muncy, trGm Anite river-hev Basin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-12

WRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Agency OF all the popular
French Patens Medicines.
WILLIAM BO0Kl.
nc q Magazine stseet
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q ia e o A rs.

Silver Spray. Patterson, from Gin cinAsti
Virginia. cbditz. from Louioville
W. ). Pike, Brown from Bayou Sara
Henry Tete Dsltefes, from Locsport.
Pioneer. Petit, from Grand river.
Gov Allen, Sinnott, from Ouachita rver
La Belle, Baranco. from Bayou Sara
Inrise Ennkius from Mobile
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CONSTARLE'S SALES,


H. A. Lyons VS.. T.. Is. Fuqua-NOs $3.50
and 85el.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERT
ID facias, to directed by the Honorable the
Second Justice Court Tor the parish of Orleans,
| will proceed to sell at public auction, on aTUR-
DAY, April 6, 1870, at my office, corner ST. Charles
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per
inventory file in my office.
Terms-Oash.
APPS 10 Is j. W. QUINN, Constable.
f. Luls vs.. Mr.. PrenOit.
EOURTG JUSTICE COURT, PARISH OF
l. Orleans. No. 4020 BY virtue OF writ of heri
facias, directed to by the Hon. j. G. Baum,
Judge of the Fourth Justice Court. in and for the
parish OF Orleans, l will proceed to sell at public
auction, on FRIDAY, April 70, 1870. ct twelve
o'clock NJ, in front OF my office. No. trenchmen
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ONE
SEWING MACHINE
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE MEILLEUR,
ap12 70 Constable.
Joseph Princianisse va William He'll.
EOURTH JUSTICE COURT PARISH OF
L Orleans. No. 30o6.-By virtue of writ of feri
facias, directed to by the Honorable J. G. Baum.
Judge of the Fourth Justice Court in and for the
parish OF Orleans: Will proceed to sell at public
auction, on FRIDAY, April %, ls7O. at
twelve o'clock HI, in front of my Office, No French
men street.
ONE GRAY HORSE. with Get of HARNESS,
and ONE WAGON.
Seized in the above stated suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
spl2l6 . Constable.
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Humber Markets at the ES8siae.
GOLD.

Quotations at the specie and exchange
Office Of Bruno i Warner, Ne. TAG Gravier
az
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ARRIVED SUNDAY,

Steamship Benvle, Baker from New YorE 20 inst via
havana. 10 Wm Creevy-2d district
Steamship Geo &c Washington, eager, from New York
% inst TO Moulton-2d distrst
Steamship Crescent City, Norton. from New York &c
inst 10 Low l. Luowigsen-2d district
Spanish brig Pablo, Copufe Is days from Havana bal
last, TO PUG ErOs-2d district lS
Schooner Gene vra Glover days en Utilla, 10 Pills
bury-2a district r T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-12
ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder shall be held liable or responsible
for contracts and other acts of the company beyond
so much OF the tt7 per cent the capital stock al
may still be due by them to the company. And 10
jntormaly in organ' zng shalt render this CHARTER
null the stockholders to any liability to
yond the extent already Indicated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-12

Special meetings of the stockholders shall 10
called whenever parties presen ing one-third OF
the capital stock Of the company shall request the
president, in writing to that effect ststlpg the
object of tie cali Said special meeting shall be COR
vened by the president. by giving at least twenty
days notice in OF the daily newspapers published
in this cry; and at which meetings q majority OF
by proxy. A the time OF either an annual or
special meeting. any number of stockholders may
meet, organize and adjourn from day day for one
week. when. no quorum being present, notices as
above stated sha be given TO the attendance
of 6 n alorlty of the stockholders.
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to the Bar 9th instant ship st Evuis bsrks Johsn
Maria and Staberstsdt- Brought MP brig Pablo and
schooners Genevra and Annie q Warner.
Leyiathsn, Riddle, from The Passes-Towed down
and to sea Cd instant, scboeDe Mary Patton aud
Beta-Brought Up ships Rus.lie sno Charles Dsven-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-12

FOE FLORIDA PORTS AND HAy-
ANA.
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS.
FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, ApA-
TAMPA AND KEY WEST. Through bills OF
| ading to Columbus, Georgia, and cambridge.
river; also to FERNANDiNA and JACKSoN.
This lire is co1npos cd of the following steamships
LAVACA. E. f. Schelleuger, Commander.
FLORIDA t'Leary. Commander.
BEA NJ = r. .....1' McO Baker Commando
~s=e. The steamship
-=EsAazs LAvACCA,
Schellenger, Commander.
VIII leave her whar. foot of Calliope street. on
MONDAY. April L, at 6 P. Nj. For freight or
'A'7"e'' S'pS +. ". PERKINS CO, Agents,
Is Caronoelet street
n B.-Shippers will please procure orders from
fe2Iy
FGu NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the United States mail
To sail FRIDAY. ApriI Is. at s A. ID.
z, The magnificent Al sidewhee! ocean
ssz2a !s44tfzss steamship
EgEEVILLE,
BAKER, Commander
viii leave her wharf. post Il, First District, as
above.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed accom-.
rsodatious apply to VIM. CREEVY, Agent,
IS Carondele street. corner Gravier
The steamship De Soto. Morton, commander. viii
follow and sail on Friday April %. oc3i
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ARTICLE VI.

Each s1d every stockhol6er shall be entitled q
vote, either in psr-on by proxy, to each auC
every share me- she or they may respectively hold.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
MASSACHUSE rs.

Rnmbles OF Priuce Arthur Through Boston,
Sale OF Steamer Ontari0--T'ronbis Among
the NIinistors- -2earrcst OF Escaped Prison-
ers.
BosToS, FEB. 7. 1870.
Prince Arthur enjoyed himself an hour on State
street this afternoon. He received visitors, incud
ing large number OF ladies', at bis hotel. Ho
declines all public demonstrations.
Tae steamer ontario was sold at auction today,
under mortgage deed for $3.50, 900. Joseph Balch
and Nathan Crowley were the purchasers
thavng come to tho notice OF The Baptist ministers
OF Boston and vicinity that tue Rev. H. Turney, ID.
u, and Others have gotten bill through the UDted
States senate to transfer to them by the pow
ers OF the National theological Institute and Unit
yersity, at Meeting OF the Minister'S Conference,
held In this city to-day 1t resolved tina. the Rev.
f. Turney, d. d. and associates, in attarn pting TO
get possession or the charter OF the National Tneo
logical Institute aud University, have not the conf
dence OF the Baptist ministers OF Boston and
vicinity.
Bartlett and Slmms, tvo'of the Bowdonnam bank
robbers, made their escape from The State Prison
Saturday night, but were subsequently caugaI,
Bartets WAS shot in the arm by the guard,
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
METROPOLITAN FESTIVITIES.

Lord Simeon in T0wn-ssems Of the Now
York Season-Eiighis Of tho Foot.
The Metropolitan OF the genial and courty Lc-
lands resounded with the peas OF revelry and 10y
last evening, as the gay music touched the graceful
toe with those inspiring strains which sent beautiful
bellies whlrl!ng the waxed noor in those bewcl.
ng figures that found gallant admirers in the capt..
waited gentry who attended upon the charming
ladies' ,,who--wlth Ali the charms that might have
charmed an Epicurus TO enterSaln-evokeq the
praise or the 5000 guests VINO were present.
Inc feast was royal. 10 was IN keeping with Lord
Simeon whose cOurtly bearing was conspicuous
IN the inception OF The FEAST wnon ne stood as the
doors OF the Metropolitan and received tile guests
with all that dtsttngne Son0i1ofd and Ofhand ease
which comes from thirty years a3 g. 'netropOtauh
beau. twas lively sight to see tile long line OF
private carriages, which lined Broadway from
Beecker TO BroOne street, dscharging loads OF
SILK, satin, lace and beauty at tue grand hop
and then 70 witness the stolid indifference or
the drivers 10 the weather, TO midnight hours ana
tedious cbills OF the morning ar inside the hotel
was bustic. The corridors were filed. and the Mel
ropohtan, though with brown stone front, gave
even TO the uxuriance OF Grace church Brown him
sell! The ballroom was gay. thousand couples
tinual transformation scene. There were tine robes
elegant figures beautiful faces, pretty and
a sparkling style utterly devoid OF anything
primevai or 6tGss. Among those most noticed
were Miss Katy Lockwood, In whCe satin point lace,
with profusion OF rich and elegant diamonds, who
attracted much attention for her beauty and STYLE
Mr. Jerome II. Fellows was there in usual evening
dress and entertained with eXhanstess hospitality
MT. Simeon Leland the ord opened the Dail with
Mrs. Samuel q. Courtney, and performed upon the
waxed understanding with only that atyle or which
Lord Simeon IL master. Elegance, taste, refine
ment, beauty and sprightliness were on the Dill
Of fare and responded to the following names:--
ExAlay0r Gunther and wife, ). G. Courtney, United
States District Attorney; General McMann and wife,
United States Army; Judge Carter, vile aud daugh-
ter. Fort Bridger; Mayor Hall and wife, Recorder
Hackett and wiic Judge Barnard and wife,. Major
q. $. Stevenson and wife, Judge Mills aud wife,
White Plains; Colonel II. oakley and wife, General
George T. Ihrie and wife, United states Army, Alas
ka; sub Treasurer Z. J. Folgcr wife and daughter,
j. Van Antwerp and wife, Throggs Neck; K. Z.
Noah and wife, Washington
The ball closed at TWO O'Clock, though the ladies
and gentlemen had not yet closed their eyes,
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

evening their reception would be cortis in
Inc extreme because their own popular.
ny was, Tor the time being, added 20 that OF
iauy whose popularity IN Brooklyn can not be
auestioned, The pieces presented wero the ''Fairy
Circen ana "Customs OF the Country In the first
menuoned play both Mr.. and Mrs. Williams ap-
'elt, and demonstrate that however suDers.ltious,
~. "ever fond Of fun ana frivolity, however ready
io< - JoAe or lig true irShman may be, there
IS a ways an nndercurrent OF morality and
manlioA = In his character which can and
does 800 " lorth ana show itself whenever
the occag> n requires. And, furthermore. tnas
OF genuine uA ahty and undaunted as well un.
doubted woYnauh 1ess that adverse circumstances
no temptation aDI no iears can squelch. To say
that Mr.. and Mrs lliams give these characters TO
ane me would be TO 81 simply wnat every theatre.
knows already. In the ~ terplece Mrs. Williams ID
tue bright particular star, i nd shines win light
that nothing can dim rhere arc no suns in the
pure and clear The play ia h-bbling brilliant
and busting from beginning to emo, ana Is made,
or course more SO by the viyacity and AID versatility
or the lady VINO so deity carries the heaviest part
OF It, In regard 10 the mounting OF piece IL may
simply be said that all tine scenery and accessories
were line. fresh and exceedingly appropriate show
ing In an eminent degree that Mrs. Conway, either
on or on the stage, considers ana cares for ner
patrons
From beginning to end last evening there was
constant hubbub OF laughter and applause. At the
end OF the hrst piece Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
were called before the curtain, and Mr.. Williams
gracefully 10 the manageress and somewhat regret
fully To the necessity or denying TO the Parkes Tor
the present his new play at their IaVorie resort.
His remarks were brief and pointed and were re-
cluded that Mr.. ana Mrs. Williams have lost none OF
helr nold on the Brooklyn public and that their en-
gagements during this week only VIII rebound TO
tnef increased popularity and 10 the benent OF the
management
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
THE WINNEPEG REBELLION.

The Arrest and Release of Notwithstanding
Of tho COuuciI--A Yanlkco Soldier Elected
The Provisional Government Still in Au-
thority.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7, 1870
special despatch TO the Tribune gives the par
ticuars OF the recent alleged arrest OF Rie at Red
River, which was done by the Canadian loyalisrs
under the influence Of the Canadian govern
ment. Fort Garry was garrisoned by small
guard at the time, but his adherents COM
Ing In squads, 1t was determined to release
him. council was called which consisted
OF twenty Englishnen and twenty French half
breeds, and Is now In session.. Nothing definite Is
known OF its action A young Yankee named Scott
was elected TO the Council, beating G. b. Berrety
leading Engshman. Scott was formerly soldier
IN the Union army.
letter says the provisional government Is still
In authority and will, 10 all appearances be strongly
sustained.
Dr. Schultz for a long time prominent resident
OF Canada who had been court martialled and i'm
prsoned BY the provisional government, has escaped
and Is now at large.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Dtson Co. publish tho following:-"The Owl
Song" Giro Plnsut. fine baritone song OF the old
English school, with JUNCTION and elan ink.
"Prelude.' Mendelssohn. This is another OF thosa
exquisite little fugitive pieces OF the tone poet. It u
q gem for any pianisrs album.
Ear Away" song. MISS n. Lindsay. A very
beautiful melody. with good Accompaniment.
"Cujus Animam,n transcribed from Rossiniss
Stabat Mater by W. Kuhe A very brilliant setting
OF this glorious march-for march II is In reality.
But why take only the last part or 1t aud not III
trate the entire pieceY
"Grandes Etudesn Chopin. This ia tho second
book or those idys and iashcs of poetry which
could only cmanate from sucn sonl IA the Polish
pianist they are very handsomely published
Lyon Hcay, Chicago publish the following
''The Alpine Nioet,n idyl Hiiman Schonberg.
pretty thing but too long. IL becomes mouo-
tonous rou the constant reiteration oil the same
subject.
"Fordiana !" waltz Gustave Lange. A charming
work iull OF spirit ana ffe ana worthy 10 10 placed
beside the cosmopolitan waitzeS OF Strauss.
LA Belle Espagnolen fragment de salon. D.
King. Pretty and graceful, but without much orgi-
naty OF treatment
''Sweet violets" idyll. G. Langc. delightful
musical illustration OF the subject which Itself
OF the most beautiful that u composer could ta.e up.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Feb. I, 1870.
THE SAVINGS BANK LAW.
Mr. HATHAWAY reported a bill amending the Saw.
ings Bank law.
CoRPOREAL PUNISHMENT IN PRISONS.
Mr.. w. ID. MURPHY introduced bin to abolish
corpOreal punishment In State PRISONS and regulate
the conduct or convicts
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
Mr.. @. MURPHY moved that the Election Com
mittee pe authorized to send Tor persons and papers
In contested election cases. Adopted.
EQUALIZATION or TAXES.
On motion or Mr.. KIERNAN the state board for the
equalization or taxes Is required TO report within
fifteen days all data upon which the assessments OF
real ana personal property for 1869 was based.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. HALSTED introduced bill to change the name
OF the Hebrew Benevolent Association OF New York; !;
also vesting certain powers in SAID association.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Tne House In committee disposed OF the following
bills as noted
The Military Code--thlrd reading.
In relation TO town elections. After short debate
this bll was rejected.
Amending the act requiring compensation FOR
causing death by negligence. &c. II simply makes
provision that In case wife Is Killed, her husband
can recover, which Is omitted IN the existing law.
third reading. Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
THE SANDWICH ISL ANDS.

Return TO Sau Francisco of tho Japanese
CommissiOn-Chinese Emigration TO Hu.
waiia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7, 1870.
The Japanese Commissioners TO the Hawaiian
Islands returned here to-day. His Majesty has
promised them every facility TO further the inqui
rles into the condition Of their countrymen residing
In the Islands, and results OF their investigation
number OF Japanese will return TO Japan, the
Hawaiian government bearing their expenses.
Advlces from Honolulu to January IL have been
received The government had decided TO send q
commissioner TO China to protect the Immigration
" Chinese to the Sandwich Islands. A number OF
the South Sea Isladders, who were imported by the
Board OF Emigration, had died. The commercial
news was unimpOrtant.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
RECEPTION Of TIE ione YACHT CLUB.

Tho officers OF the lone Yacht Club-the young and
enterprisng association that figured prominently
in yachting circles last year-held rhelr first annual
reception ct Arthur Hall last evening. Although the
attendance was some what limited, the affair was
or the nost pleasant ana harmonious character. and
rejected credit on the young yachtmen having
charge OF the arrangements Among the officers
present were Commodore Alfred Moore. Vice Com
modore Cornell ana Mcssrs. Lancaster and Nc chenna
with ex-Commod0ro Philip Malone. The hall
was devoid vi Orngnentation. but the thoroughly
9ocabie character or Lns reunion fully made IN for
a deficiencies IN that respect. Moreover the toilets
Of the ladies' were both elegant and tasteful ana the
extreme courtesy shown on the part OF the members
rendered the affair az successful as the most ardent
members OF The club could possibly have anticipated
Dancing was commenced shortly after ten O'clock
and maintained with much spirit to an advanced
hour The lone Club intend tnat their summer re.
gatta shall excel all their previous Efforts
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Prominent Arrivals In This CITY YcstcrdnJ

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Colonel James T. Robinson. OF Colorado; Or. James
X. Reid, OF Boston; Colonel s. g. Crowley. OF Port
Jervs; Judge ]. ). Hess Dr. 7. NJ. Rogers and Judge
j. W. Kerr. OF Philadelphia; Coonei II. II. Sweetzer.
OF Indiana; Charles ". Tracy or the British rigate
Monarch. ana DR.. J. Nj. Mills. OF White Plains,
the Metropolitan Hotel.
General u. ;. Webb ot Wisconsin; ex-C0ngress-
man I. NJ. Pomeroy, and MAJOR J. NJ. Knapp. or Au
burn; J. Tilnghast OF Albany; William Denckla 0!
Arkansas and f. Il. Williams, OF Altoona. are at tho
st. Nicholas Hotal.
Judge Black and General ]. c. McKibbn, OF Wash
ington; Chaplain james ]. Kane. OF the United
States Navy; Rev. }. G. w. Musgrave. OF Phiade-
pba: Rev. J. McDermott, OF Gens Falls; s. r. Van
Duzer. OF Ncwourg; J. NJ. Jaycox. OF Syracuse and
General c. +. stone, OF Virginia. are at the Astor
House.
G. Main. OF Buenos Ayres; w. II. Robertson or
Katonan; G. II. Adams, OF conoes; Samuel II. Ciapp.
OF Philadelphia, and X. v. X. Lansing OF Albany.
are at the Coleman House.
L. X. Schoyer. OF Yokohama, and G. II. NILS OF
Boston are at the Hoffman House.
General J. A. Potter, or the United States Army.
and q. $. Wright, OF New Jersey, are at tho Aiba
marie Hctol.
General J. 8. Fullerton. OF st. Louis; W. 8. star
ring.on, or West Point; Alvin Van Adams ana
Gardiner Brewer or Boston, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Henry Il. stevens and James g. Jackson. OF provi-
dence, and George Els, or Hartford. are q. the ST.
George Lo.e
w. Herbert Patio. o; England aud ". Farnsworth.
Of Boston, are at the Everett House.
Horace r.. scudder. G. NJ. CIapp and Charles X.
Thorne, Jr, OF Boston, are at the Westminster Hotel.
Captain l.. G. Haskell. OF Vermont Captain q
Schuyler, OF Schenectady, and surgeon Miller OF
the United States Navy At the ST. Charles Hotel
Colonel G. Baxter, OF st. Louis: Dr. J. Il. Judson
or Meridian Miss, and Captain A.Cowies, or San
dusky, are at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures
Cadet r. d. Grant, for West Point; Colonel J. Col
Inns. for Albany; Colonel W. Whiting and Senator Il
Doolise, for Washington; Captain Ecklcy, for H.
| Paul. ana stanton Blake, for Boston.
Governor Holman left yesterday morning for
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
PENNS YLVANiA.

Assassination in Scrantop-Seri0us Accident
Explosion OF "a Locomotive.
SCRANTON. Feb. T. 1870.
man named Andrews was fatally stabbed In
Hyde Park last night. The suspected assassin has
been arrested.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. Malon, Ctr Treasurer,
was burned on Sunday morning..
Two boys, named william Williams and william
Hughes, were seriously burned by the explosion OF a
miners powder can on Saturday last.
This morning switching engine, sThe rllinosn
OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and western Railroad,
exploded, nearly destroying tho water tank OH
Lackawanna avenue. The engineer was only slightly
injured. The engine was damaged to the extent OF
$1,000