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l4E JERSEY CITY CHARTER.

The JOINT committee on consolidation, appointed
by the cities OF Jersey, Hudson and Bergen frame
q charter for the newly consolidated city completed
their laDors yesterday. The programme may be
summed up as foows:-1he Mayor to hold nis Office
for three years with a salary OF 900 year and TO
be member eJ oglcio Of all the Boards in the
municipality; the Police Commissioners i've In
6rmed by the Common Council; the Mayor,
President OF the Board OF Aldermen and
the Police Board TO constitute the Board or Excise
the position OF Recorder 10 be abolished and fve
police justices TO be nominated by the Mayor and
confirmed by the Common Council. The salaries OF
tue police are thus set d0wn:-Chief, $2,500; cap
tains, $3.50: sergeants Sl20o detectives, 81 200
patrolmen, 81 ,000 surgeon, $500; clerk, 5000; the
TWO latter officers TO be chosen by the commissions
ers The Paid Fire Department system Is to go into
effect In 1875. Three citizens, TO be chosen BY the
and the Comptroller, constitute the Commis.
sioners or Assessment. Upon all bridges bult
by the city twothrds OF the cost Will be
assessed on the property benefited and the re-.
mainder on the city at large. The city bonds are
not To be sold for less than %. The foregoing pro-
gramne, emanatlng as 1t does from men OF well
known standing will receive the most attentive
consideration; but II Is not by any means certain
that tho scheme Will be adopted. The entire pro.
county members OF the Legislature, who will adopt,
amend or reject each provision as their Judgment
directs. The Board OF Water Commissioners, the
Board Of Fire Commissioners and the Board OF Edu-
cation will be provided for, and the Board OF Alder
men viii OBTAIN increased powers. The bill for the
division OF the Seventh ward Will drst como up and
be disposed CO
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TIE GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERY.

A. Large Amount Of Property Recovered.
Elsewhere VIII be found the particulars Of the
robbery OF Nine. Baraf, at the Everett House. Of a
large amount OF valuable diamonds BY girl
named Pauline. There are some subsequent facts
the case. When Pauline was arraigned at Jetier.
son Market Yesterday morning Captain Borden, OF
the Twenty-ninth precinct, requested Judge Cox to
allow him to lake charge Of her. The Judge granted
the request and Borden left with his prisoner
On the way up he succeed In getting ner To give
Important Information. She led him TO certain
house and there handed him hat. Barden ripped
open the lining and found inside one PAIR or dia-
mond and pearl earrings, worth 81, ,00O four dia-
mond Ilngs valued at $780, $780, $50 aud $50 respect.
lively; one gold handkerchief ring. worth $3.50; one
pair plain gold earrings, worth S25; one diamond
star, worth Si00--all the property OF Nine Ralaf.
The prisoner will likely be returned to Jefferson
Markei Court this morning Tor fnal disposition.
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ATTEMPT TO SHOOT A WOMAN.

About twelve O'Clock on Friday night some thief
thieves succeeded in forcing open rear window
the second story of the boardng house'' No. lS2
Greene street. occupied by Bella Armstrong, and en-.
terng her apartments carried Off clothing and jew
elry valued al 600. About TWO hours subsequently,
she saw two well known characters named thomas
Moore and George Reliy, members OF the Tom Cos
tello, going past the house and. charged
them with the larceny from the menner In
which they had acted about the house during the
day and the early part OF the evening. Upon her
charging them with Inc THEFT RELY drew seven
barrcled revolver from his pocket, and, pointing 1t
at Mrs. Armstrong, threatened to blow her brains
out. securing the services OF officer OIiren, OF the
Eighth precinct she caused she arrest and detention
the station house all night. They yesterday
morning arra,gned before Justice Cox at Jefferson
Market anG held TO Dan In the sum OF $500 each
Thomas Costello, proprietor OF the notorious sample
om at the corner OF Twentynfth street and First
avenue, becoming their bondSman.
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ARREST or A PROMINENT POLITICIAN.

man OF the name OF William Sharkey, wno some
years 20 was notorious character In the city, and
VINO wee several times arrested by detective Roach,
and who Is well known to the detectives or New
York. bur who subsequently acquired some political
fame was yesterday arrested upon warrant issued
by the District Attorney upon an Indictment which
was found against him and which charged him with
stealing wO gold certificates cheques or the value
OF $4,000 eacn, the property Of Martin Moss. He
was arrested by Captain Jourden. Judge Cox ad-
mitted him to ban on $4,000 The surety was Alder
man Henry Hughes OF Charlton street.
On the trial. which Will take place at the next Gen.
eral Sessions, II Is expected that Developments
showing great political Influence in the protection OF
banded thieves and receivers Will be shown.
Sharkey mas been living In great style and mag
nincence at the Metropolitan Hotel lately, and has
been considered to be one or the "fashonhDles' OF
the city, lie also, or was until quite recently IN
terested in o down town saloon and his partner
now holds an Important pubic position.
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WoMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

Has the American Woman Deteriorated e.
WHO lis TO Blame Cor our Corrupt Govern
ments eye Men and yo Knighiesscs of tho
steel Circlets.
AT 1t again Yes, the strong g-minded were Assem-
bed yesterday at Union Hail. corner OF Twenty
street and Broadway. There was not such very
large assembage, and there was not thar USUAL
amount OF spirit manifested winch been seen on
other occasions. Consequently the speeches, If
speeches they can be called though not lacking in
quality, were rotated among the few who VIII allow
no apathy indifference or their silent support,
ers TO deter them IRON accomplishing their
oDJect-nanely to tell the men that they tthe
wornenl want to vote: IN the absence OF the
question which came up Tor discussion was IN tie
form Of resolution, as iollows:-
Whereas civilization is product of mind, the force of
Resolved, That this republic, which is It's ougrow;h ard
gess the practical application nobles powers OF tie
mind, and therefore s not the physical force o.
OF her intelligence at the ballot box
This question was very nicely argued by Mrs. Blake
ana Mrs. Hallock ana one or TWO other ladies. Mr..
Booe, who IL always present, and never misses the
opportunity to tell the women that they are standing
on high PEDESTAL ngnranvely Speaking OF course,
unless hc means that they wear highneeed boots, a
thing rather doubtful among tne strong minded-also
graced the occasion by few Vel timed remarks.
lhe general tenor OF the argument was that, al
though there were numerous instances on record or
womans neroisn on The ued OF battle herosm
In no wise inferior 10 that dpayed by her stronger
partner yet she did not base her claim 10 the ballot
on this score. Might was not rlsht; III other words,
the right OF suffrage should not depena upon physl.
ca force, else the lower animals would put in a
claim TO be allowed 10 vote. AS ciyilizaton was a
product OF mind and as woman an Inherent ele-
ment OF civilization had an intellectually which
could be developed and made 70 accomplish the same
results heretofore attained by the other sex would
be becoming that woman should be tenuereu a
chance IN the AFFAIRS OF the republic which was the
ougrowth OF Tue civilization moulded by her TO a
great extent.
Another question: one propounded by Colonel
Porter, 'Has the American woman deterlorated, y
met with The same amount or limited discussion.
which though limited, was not without toucn oi
bitterness. The cause OF our political troubles was
attributed In great measure, to the deterioration
OF woman In the Cities did they pay more attention
to their own intellectual development, exercise q
greater care over the raising or their sons who
lert 10 do pretty much as they please. wnle the
daughters receive all the care-when both are very
young aud need this raininga better class or legls
lators would spring up, better laws would be en-
acted and there could arise no cnance for. corrup'
tOn.
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Marine Disasters.

BAIK JESSIE CAMPBELL lof Weymouth, NS), Amero,
from New York Dec - for risto, Eng, reported by
cable despatch dated London eb g. 10 oundered at
sea- in lat AZ, To- co. Jan4. All hands we're sared.
ST THOMAS, Feb l. via Havana, Feb 5--Bark Welden
Nckerson from Narcotics Dec q New YORK; put in here
25th ult leaking.
The brig Mary Rice, from Philadelphia for Laguayra,
has put in here with her sprung Her cargo il being
discharged.
The brig Wiley Smith from Martinique for New York.
with sugar bas also pat in here leaking she being dis
charged.
SCHR ANTHONY KELLY from York River for Ph,laael.
pha, WAS run INTO by bark Scottish Bride at AN 4th inst
and had both msss carried away also joboom and bow
spirit
Scfig OCEAN TRAVELLER, from Baltimore for Norfolk, Ia
ashore on Thomas Point
PORT ERIN, Jan l6-The wreck of shp II Ia ylor,
from Liverpool New York; lies in the Of the bay,
with IL feet of her low spring tidcs
an tostom sand clay. She Total wreck her
back broken decks blown and almost entirely washed
From the empty spaces and scaered condition OF
the baes appears many have been washed of the
vessel Those remaining IN dapidsted condition. and
broken The ship enveloped in rags, and should
gale on from westward will speedily break up.
QuEKNsrowN Jan 22-The Georgiana Capt Bardeus from
New Orleans for Liverpool which put in here yesterday on
The ship America (Br), Bartlett from London for New
York. with cargo of railroad iron, para1ne barrels paper
taking her cargo aboard will require hundred
scrap complete full cargo which has ad
yesed In Cork She may be ready TO resume her voyage
The ship Col Adams Morse, from Caao discharged her
sncs Is m aa IN OF bSd
her mass badly sprung with other damages Has been re-
paired Effectively and sails cath inst direct for Caao III bal
last.
spoken.
Brig Ernestne from for Portland Feb on Fire
Island tty pilot boat Hope, No ID.
Foreign Ports.
AnpRossAN, jan 2ossilsd jerome Jones, Crosby, Bos
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CLEARED.

Steamship Cambria fBr Carnochan, Henderson
Steamship Deutschland tNG) Neynaber Bremcn-oel-
Steamship Henry chauncey, Maury, Aspinwall-Pacihc
Steamship Stars Stripes, Mehman, Port Prince and
Cape Haytlen- Watson q Asmus
Steamship City of Port Prince, jackson, Port Prince
Steamship Gen sedgwick, Gates Galveston Key West
Steamship Crescent City, Norton, New orleansFrederlc
Steamship George Washington eager, New orleans--H B
steamship De Soto, Morton, New orleans-Lvingston,
steamship ercedita, starkey, Fernandina- Florida Rail-
Steamship Montgomery, FaIrcloth. savannall-R Lowlen
Steamship San Salvador, Nckerson, savannah-W Gar
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleson-n Morgan
Steamship VIM P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NC-Jas
steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin, Newbern. NC-Murray,
steamship Isaac Bel, Bourne Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-OG Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC-Phips
Steamship Nereus, Bearse. Boston-w CLYDE
Steamship Acushnet. Rector, New Bedord-Ferguson q
Ship Helene NGl, Rascben, Bremen Cesar 4 PAUL..
Bark Magdalen, whitebury, Aspnwau-Panama Railroad
bark Montezuma Hammond Barbados T& FA Dwigh,
Bark Josie Mildred Havener, Ezaoethport-J Ward &
Brig Blanchard (B), LeDain, Liverpool Tapscott Bros
Co
Brig 4 Miller tBr>, Cove Sierra Leone-ER Ware
sr s Eileen sgense @ sn Mfy cr a ansy
Brig Juno Br, Williams, Sagua-Boyd lIincken
Brig Caprera, Blanchard, Sa,ua-Walsh Field K Way.
Brig Hyperion Woodbury. Cienfuegos-J II Winchester.
Brig Rosetta ,r) Mcdonald, Matanzas-G Brewer
Brig Leighton, Gay, Cardenas Moss e Ward.
Brig fedro, Baus, Jacksonvlie-W Ray Il Co.
Schr Emblyn Orb Cotngham, Queenstown for orders-G
Buley.
sehr Sc Warren. Smith, Para -Burdes Pond.
h ls Mnn Son
s0hrJ Baxter, Jones, Corpus Christi. Texas-Haoran
Bro.
schrJ Weaver, Morris, chareston-N L Mccrcady &
Co.
Schr Sallie Burton. Palmer, Stamford
Sloop Cornelia. Eaton Bridseport-G Racket & Bro
Steamer Mi.lville, Renaur. Phladepha-W Wonder
smith.
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OBITUARY..
Rev. Joseph Higgens Plunketr.

TNVNs bUFVVu AH1BkCu5
We learn by telegraph OF the demise OF the Rev.
Joseph Higgens PlunKett. at st. Vincent de Pau's
Hospital, Norfolk, Va. Father Plunkett was born In
the county Roscommon, Ireland, and was at the
time of his death about fifty years Of age. He
to America while quite young man, and was or
dained in Baltimore IN 1916, and was Immediately
afterwards appointed TO the pastorship or Martins.
burg, IN the diocese Of Richmond. Here he la.
bored with nat ability, energy and zeal winch were
characteristics OF his nature, and won for himself
most envaDle reputation. In 1856 ne left Martins
burg and repaired 10 Portsmouth, Va, over which
parish ne presided up to witnin u few weeks OF MS
DEATH which resulted from general debility tnat en-
sued from an attack or typhoid FEVER. lie was q
man or fine personal appearance and possessed a
high order Of eioq lence. In every sense OF the
word Father PiunKett, as he was widely known
among all denominations, was true-nearted, hos
pitabie gentleman and the announcement Of hls
death viii DC receNed with Tie deepest regret.
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THE GERMAN DcM,CRATlc GENERAL COMM TTfe.

The Executive Committee Of this organization,
composed OF the officers Of the General Committee
and delegate Of each ward organization held Its
first meeting yesterday ana organized for the ensu
ing year, when Mr.. Magnus Gross was elected Presi
dent. The sub-committees were composed as fol.
lows
Finance Committee-COroner Schrmer, Lochman
Herman, Fischer, Schlicntng, Tautpnaeus ant
Miller.
Teip, Peters, Schroeder Iraub, Scnlel and Dr.
Bergman.
Committee on Naturazation--H Herman, Loch.
man, Seebacher, Knapp, Wiser and Seltz.
Publication COmmittce-SceDach, Hoffman, John
Koehier, Franz Koeher and Becker.
Committee on Elections -Scnirmer. Herman,
Freedman. Hoffman, Peters, Rauch and Koehler.
Mr.. oswald OttendOrfer was elected an honorary
member OF the Executive Committee
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Music nj ard Theatrical Notes.


Chanfrau "Sams' this week In Boston,
The Florences still linger in moral Chicago
Patti sings IN Memphis tomorrow night.
The Partington Sisters are doing "Pocanontasn in
ST. Louis.
Many OF our citizens who are desrous of Witness
ing Mr.. Fechter's impersonation OF Hamlet viii
shortly have an opportunity of doing. The fact
that Booth Is playing the character at the pre-
sent time renders theatre goers especially anxious
TO see Mr.. Fechter, so that they can compare each
actors conception OF the part and form critical
judgment. Mr.. Fechter's reputation In the United
States Is founded on his impersonation OF Hamlet
and IS formed Dy the praise accorded HIM by Euro
pean critics. with view TO seeing him in this
character, Judge George G. Barnard, William b.
Astor, Jr. Judge CardozO Charles h. LOew, Justice
Downing and u large number Of other prominent
citizens addressed hlm letter which, with hls
reply, we give beow:-
NEW YORK, Feb. a. 1870.
Mr. CHARLES FEcHTER:-
city consistent with arrangements should receive
great pleasure In winessnR famed mpersonaton OF
merous histrionic achievements this attached mos.
considerably to celebrity with the American pubic-fron
critics The marked originality excelenc evidenced by
the characters In which you have already appeared
spire with desire to witness your Hamlet
NEW YORK Feb. {, 1870
GRNTLEMgNaYour majesties might, by the sovereign
power you have put your dread pleasures
than enreay the publcs wishes being
although my friend Booths justly famed imper-
sonaon and mastery gettlng up of shakspeare's Hamlet
your desire OF witnessing attempt in the part
rely your kind Indulgence the short notice given
will most heartily The nights OF my present
engagement in this city, previous to my appearance In Bos
TON essr Mh TsrpSs Toaf yours e. snsAnp wr 3
Jr. ALBERT CARDozo. JOSEPH DowLInG and others.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
A Chapter Of Gossip-Thc Governors Nomi-
nntions-The Sound Steamers.
AruAry Eeh f. 1870

nntions-The sound Steamers.
ALBANY, Feb 8, 1870.
THE SENATE COMBINATIONS.
The Governor is pretty well satisfied with the con-
1rmations or his appointments by the Senate,
although he would no doubt be better pleased II the
name OF Mr.. McConhe, OF Rensselaer, county. for
Capital Police Commissioner, was not jumped over.
There is really nothing against this gentleman The
objection to him arises from the TACT that the Cover
nor declined TO nominate friend OF John Morrissey,
at the request or that gallant Trojan, presuming,
suppose, that Mr.. McConihe was quite as good man
for the place as Mr.. Murphy, who was backed by
Morrissey. l have failed to find any one yet who
cavils al the excellence OF the Governors appoint
ments. Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Howell are particularly
popular. and their confirmation gives general
satisfaction
DoLEFUL If TRUE.
ON at that the Governor protests that he will not
send solitary nomination to the Senate until the
name OF Mr.. McConihe Is confirmed. THIS Is q
fearful story Tor the poor nineteen hundred
applicants for the twenty one harDOr masters
who are waiting with their mouths open for the
ripe pear to drop In. will not vouch for the truth
OF the runor. however although 1T Is true that there
was some very stlrf talk in the Executive Chamber
on this subject yesterday. The Governor, however,
keeps his counsel.
The Appropriation bill Is made special order FOR
Tuesday next Immediately on the organization OF
tion thinking that money matters should be DIS,
posed OF early part OF the session. The total
appropriation calling for tax Is million ana
half.
THE LANDING OF SOUND STEAMERS.
Mr. Irvlng's Assembly bill 10 regulate the landing
at occupation OF piers the port OF New York by
steamers plying through Long Island Sound pro-
vdes that after the first day OF May next such
steamers shall not land at or occupy any dock or
pier on the North river, nor below Tenth street on
the East river. The penalty for every violation Is TO
be lne not less than $3.50. TO be sued for and re.
covered IN any court OF record in the State, In
action against the captain OF the boat the owner
owners thereof, either OF them In the name OF the
treasurer OF the county IN which the defendant re-
sides. The Dill in the hands OF the Committee
on Commerce and Navigation.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON, FEB: 81 r.
M.-Consols closed At 921s for money and 92A Tor
the account. American securities closed quiet
United states fve-twenty bonds, 1852, 87k; 1865,
old, S676; 1867 SO; ten-fortes SAX. Stocks firm
Erie Railway shares, 20h; Illinois Centrals, 104s;
Atlantic and Great Western, 26a.
PARIS BouRsE- PARIS, Feb 5-The Bourse closed
quiet. Rentes, 7Sf. 55c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKF0RT Feb. 5.-
United States nve-twenty bonds closed firm al 02 u
for the issue OF 1892.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARHET.-LIvERPooL FEB.
o.-Ihe cotton market closed with downward
tendency; mldding aplands, ll5sd.;. mIddiing Or
leans l4d. III I'D. The receipts OF cotton at TINS
port Tor the week ending Thursday night last were
10000 bales OF which 60 600 were American.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE. Feb. 5--Even-
lng.-C0ttol closed nat. Tres ordinalre. on the
spot l3S1af per cwt.; low middngs. afoat 1877 al.
:, LlvERPooL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LlvERpooI,
req. o-P M Wheat 7s 4d. per Genital for No. 2 red
western and Ss. 4d for red winter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NMARKET.-LIyERP0OL, Feb.
o-P. M.-Pork has declined to 9.s. cd. Lard,
72S Gd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE EMARKET-LIvERPOoI. Feb.
5-P M.-Tallow, 4Is Other articles unchanged.
petroleum. Is 90. per gallon for spirits. ana Is. a
ls. I'D for refined. Turpentne, 3Os. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARkET-ANTwERP, Feb. 6.-Petro-
leum closed heavy and unchanged.
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ROBBERY AT THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY 5 OFFICE.

Yesterday afternoon small boy was despatched
by William Lynch of No. 70 Mulberry street, de-
post $500 in the office OF the National Trust Com
pany corner OF Broadway and Worth street. The
boy placed the money on the desk OF the receiving
teller and when that ocal turned to take 1t up It
mad disappeared 1t is supposed that the money
was stolen BY man about thirty years OF age, who
stood near the desk, and also disappeared about the
same time.
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SAILED.

Steamships virginia. and City OF London, Liverpoo
ire Havre Bellona, London Cambria. Glasgow; Deutsch
land, Brenen Henry Channcey Aspinwa City of Port
Prince, PORT au Princes iile and Gen sedgwck Galveston
Crescent City George Washington, De Soto, New Or
leans; MeIceata fernandna Montgomery, and San SALIVA
DOR savannah Manhatlan Charleston; Ellen Terry, New
bern Isaac Bell Norfolk, &c.
Also sailed. bark American Eagle, Aspnwall brss Henry
Trowbridge Ponce, PR; Leighton, Cardenas.
The following anchored SW Splt out.
ward bound Barks Martin Brett for Cardenas GszcIle
for barbados; hrgs Prairie Rose, for Cardenas Berry
for Havana; schr Bayls, for Mobile.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
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THE MASzoccHi CoNCERT.-The Manzocchi Memo
rial Concert, which was announced to come of ut
Steinway Hall on the Sth inst, has been postponed
until Tuesday, the ed, for the purpose OF better ac-
commodating such arttsteS desirous OF assist
ing at the entertainment The concert Is TO be given
for the benefit OF widow and children OF the late
Sig. NanZOcchl
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Governor John I. HOFFMAN is at the Clarendon
Hotel.
General George p. Ihrie, Of San Francisco; DR.. j.
r. Bruce, OF Philadelphia; Colonel ii. Yates, OF III
nois; DR.. M. T. Levy, OF Mobile; General W. s. Rob-
inson, OF Georgia; Rev. W. X. Hutcheson OF New
York. and DR.. w. c. Hurd OF Connecticut, at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
General John b. Frisbe. Of California; Fred. O.
Alley, of the United States Navy. ana Turner Sar-
gent of Boston. are at the Brevoort House.
Ex-Mayor George Innis, OF Poughkeepsie; senator
s. c. Pomeroy OF Kansas; ex-Postmaster General
A. w. Randall. OF Elmira; G. S. Marsh OF Maryland
and George Taylor Jenkins OF Baltimore, at the
Astor House.
7. f. jay, of Detroit; II. II. Wilder, Levy Sprague
and W. E. Livingston, or the Water Commits sioners
OF Lowell Mass are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Augustn SandersoD, OF Boston; d. Ruiz, OF Cuba,
and Paymaster Browne, OF the United States Navy,
are at the Hoffman House.
General J. G. Hazard OF Providence; ". P. Fay,
or Boston; Colonel Newhall, OF Philadelphia, and
ID. L. Philips, Of Springfield, ILL.,, al the Abe
marie Hotel.
DR.. Johnson, OF Baltimore, and Or. S. wilsen, E.
M. Greenway, W. II. Graham and William NICK erlin,
Trustees OF the Peabody Institute OF Baltimore
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
G. w. Cady, OF Yale College, and State Senator II.
c. Winslow, OF ST. Louis Mo-, are at the st. George
Hotel.
J. X. Urquhart and NJ II. Seymour, OF Montreal,
ana II. f. Chase, OF Boston, are at the Everett
House.
Thomas +. Gees Of st. Louis and John J. Poillon
OF Pennsylvania, are at the Irving House.
Louis Wad, OF Cincinnati, and J. G. A Warren, OF
Paris are at the ST. Denis Hotel.
Colonel T. Marshall or Plttsburg; II. A. Torbett OF
Alabama, and o. Cornell, OF Hornesvle, are at the
St. Charles Hotel.
Professor Dawes, OF Massachusetts, and Dr.. E.
Rugby, OF Toronto, are at the st. Elmo Hotel