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Steamship Donau tNG. Ernst. Bremen Southampton
Steamship Columbia CBr) pumbreck, Glasgow-Hender
Bros
Steamship City Of Port Prince, Jackson Prince
s,sam:hip varuna, Spencer. Galveston via Key wesc
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New Or,esns-F
Steamship Mnriposa, Ksmble New orleansH Cromwell
siearnship Huntsville. CroweN sayannah-R Lowden.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston II Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore salyear Newbern Nc-Murray,
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne norfolk. City Point and
Steamship knight, johnson, Georgetown, DC-Phllps
Fnnn LCrar
Steamship Wamsntta Fish, Hew Bedford-Ferguson
Ship Excelsior Peudeon Liverpool Samuel rhompson's
Ship Ferd Pickert tNor) Nohlzsen, sten-wsndt reens
Ship Tccumseh, Sherman San Francisco-C Comstock h
Bark Inelewood tBr, ,amson London W Nelson, Jr.
Bark Chas Quinn tBr), Trefry, Amsterdam Edmiston b
Bark Murray, Jr, Jackson, Port Prncc-R Murray,
Bark Sea Eagle, Durfee, Havana-J Ward 4 Co.
BARK Boana ss amor New
Bark Jennie Cobb, Hancy, Elzabethport- 4 Bur.
Brig crracoa (Br), Lockhart, Cnracoa-Theo Foulkes'
Brig Little Fury tBr, Cunningham, St Thomas-J W FL.
schr Louie Sweet, Tichburn, Gonaivcs-C Staples
Co.
Brig N Benson (Br1, Howard ST Jago, Cuba-J Whit.
ney &C0.
Schr Lotte Rlotts, Endicot Matanzas-J Elwel Co.
Brig Nellie Hnssed Maloney Cienfuegos Brett Son co.
Brig Sea Rover, Barnett Hamilton Bermuda)--D McCon
Schr Jas O'Donoehue Smith, CadizMiler 4 Houghton.
Schr Mary, Richardson, Baracoa--B Weinberg.
Schr Morrison Smith, New Orleans N n Brigham,
schr Femerick, Daisy Savannah. j winchestcra
Schr Hy Whitney, Perkins, Savannah-Bentlcy Miller 4
Thomas
schr Britton, Carroll, Charleston-N Mcready 4 Co.
Schr John, Rollins, Wilmington, NC--E Powell
schr E Wharton, Bonsall, Washington, NC-Thomas,
Holmes Co.
schr B Reeves, Brainard, Norfolk y Staples Co.
Schr Hero, Kelly, Salem Ropes Co.
Schr Amer Frye Hickman. Provncetown-Bret:, Son
Co.
Schr 5 Smith, Snow. Wareharn-Ferguson Wood.
Schr Ella Jane, Allen, Bridgeport.
Soop Fashion, Carberry Mddetown- Racke Bro.
Steamer Concord, Norman, PHILADELPHIA
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT SEA
Maniac Negro Murders n Fellow Seaman
and Then Commits Suicide by Jumping


A Maniac Negro Murders n Fellow Seaman
md Then Commits Suicide by Jumping
Overheard.
The particulars OF shocking double tragedy COM
mitted OF sea reached this city yesterday by the
arrival at this port OF the brig Senoritn from Porto
Rico. The statement rs furnished by the snip's
officers IS substantially as follows:-
The Senorita left Baltimore for West India ports
on the "a OF December last. Among hef crew were
two men named william Howard lcolored), who
acted as cook, and John Mortelter an able-bodied
Seaman The craft had prosperous voyage. During
the outward trip the COOK behaved In very strange
manner. He appeared reckless anu exctea ne
tam threatened TO discharge him upon reaching
port. After discharging and taking on board re-
Here the mate, John Fitcnman, fell down into the
hold and was Instantly killed, heavy box OF paint
striking him on the head This accident appeared
TO have marked effect upon noward--so much,
indeed as to excite the apprehensions OF the crew
as to their personal safety He told several OF tne
men that their mates mad plotted against their
lives When the vessel was about week out, home-
ward bound the COOK entered the cabin OF lne cap
tain aud after swearing him to secrecy, dvuiged the
plans. as he asserted, OF conspiracy He said the
crew were prepared to mutiny. Tney INTENDED 70
maze as sny ressance Ia The CAPTAIN listened his
story, but OF course placed ttle confidence IN IT, On
the morning OF the 2sth OF March t1e captain was was
called on deck Dy the noise OF fearful struggle but
before he could make his appearance bloody deed
had been committed.
" seems that Howard was engaged In cutting
wood for the purpose OF making fire IN order to
prepare breakfast, when suddenly and without q
word OF warning attacked Mortelier. who was at
WORK near Dy. Ais weapon was natches, WIN Win
which ne dealt the unsuspecting man fearful blow
upon the head burying the blade OF the instru-
ment deep into his skull. The captain reached
with almost herculean strength, seize the
still animated body OF his victim and cast
it over the buwarks Of the vessel into
the sea. One OF the sailors made attempt TO seize
the murderer, when he turned upon hun with the
nately the man was able TO eyade the Wow. Run
ming the length OF the deck Howard sprang from
the stern OF the vessel into the sea. The captain
hastily seized rope and threw It TO the struggling
wretch. The end encircled his neck but refusing to
be saved the negro threw 1t or and ID moment
sank TO rise no more. Upon reaching this city the
captain made an ailldavlt TO the above facts before
the DrODef officials.
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the EFFECT Of STRIKES.

At the Special Sessions yesterday. before Judges
Ledwidrh, Hogan and Bixby, two young men named
John Nesott and Edward Dougherty were charged
with an assault and battery upon Patrick Hemp.
Mr.. Spencer appeared for the prosecution and
Mr.. Hummel for the defence. Hemp was en-
ployed at the Excelsior Iron Works, 201 Centre
street, and the assault arose out OF the
fact that Hemp mad accepted employment
wages they thought the employers ought to give
He was gr1evously assaulted on the 25th Of March,
on his refusing to leave his employment, by these
defendents Hemp had been out OF employment for
six weeks, and TO support himself, his wife and two
destitute children he had consented to work a. what
ne considered fair wages He was so seriously as
sauted tnat he has not been able to work SINCE
Nesbtt was acquitted and Dougherty was remanped
until next TUESDAY for sentence.
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F0NTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Aprii 9. 1870

WAhHlNdroN, April y, ie1U
PROTECTION CoLoBED VOTERS.
Mr. SHERMAN, :rep.) OF Ohio presented q memorial Of
ls7 Crceve, Ohio setting forth that at
the election in that State Tuesday they
from voting Notwithstanding the fifteenth amendment the
officers whose duty was TO allow them to vote having
clned to and their places being filled by totally ire
sponsbe persons eavng practically no redress They ask
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
NJ prvIa rEssIos . ren re y, Nns cta LEGoLs ,.
IN on reply s 2 y n na BY % Mr. Mr. nsn s
reported upon In the OF week. He declined
ihe decision IN advance I'd ~ Of the report.
Mr.. PATTERSON, ep) OF NJ H. introduced bill TO repeal
ti0n of goods In bond overland to or from Mexico.
SUBSIDIES FOR STEAMSHIP LINES.
The sanar of the y % s9uf o G
discharge the Post Office Committee from the bill esab
fishing steam service between San Francisco and australia
ee Commerce He said the commercial aspects Of the
measure, IN the opinion OF the committee greay over
balanced considerations to postage and entitled the
measure TO the proposed reference He read from me-
mortal of Chamber Of Commerce Of san Francisco
he value and OF the trade TO be ostered by the
Mr. RAMSEY, chairman OF the Pos. once Committee.
ferred To the rapid OF these applications for subs
died lines OF steamers The committee had reported upon
one TO the between the United States and
ons for subsidized lines from New York the ports Of
New York city 10 the Yves, coast OF South America The POST
Oaice Committee had concluded consider only those
which the postage was very consderabc
the others were proper subjects for the Committee Com
merce
b authorizing the city OF Cleveland 10 crib Lake
Erie was passed.
then taken up, and Mr. HAELAS (rep OF Iowa, con-
tnaed bis argument upon the necessity of adequate poec
tops of public lands to railroads.
The espedency OF further land grant TO the Northern
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Yorr dos Lola tr, ,I,,m, n, no1Nos. do, olendsls,
roan's, ~ 1Esm3usn ~ y " Cardenssi scsr Sonn L.
Trens. ;iss.a ~ WI. ~. ,"s rsonylsna ld& w.,
Sancu .rs ssoAinsn,P LoaonA, hovey new rols. r..
az, ash 3 HpfM @ Snxrrvsd' psrk ina D9ogt'dEc VI NJ
srpcol (and procseded.)
Sailed Sth seamshp CITY OF Halifax, JAMESON 81 Johns
M. 49,, n - ..-,
pdrspS or Ixeipoo aps steamship
mafcn 1n por. ongs caroline EdSy yeaLs
Sna Samoos panh "a pro i1r orn dg'
haDponn Coomos anu Iotsl nr Gom Tor united states,
90 ana ana Tor r
states DO; schr ka,e "enw1r'h aa Aaams I9r 90, do
MATANzAs April iIaaneu pnrAs hoinTooR, rolleys,
lBr Monroe, do Geo pale rerce rhiadelphia Bonito
Brh Edgert Baltimore; scnrs rrea Pish, LAWS, NYorSi
Willie, Staples, BaliiInore Emma roreri SPARKS port
Of Hatteras -. % ...u., s,..r.,,, s.,u..o. v.,r
PANAMA March 28-Arrived steamsnip saivador, Bow
ditch Central American ports and sailed 10Th on her return
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ss e:
member Vt the House for an aci done BY him in that
Af.S further discussion the resolution adopted.
Mr. XRsR, dem OF Ind, from the Judiciary COMMITTEES
s Ss S 81 hs p %
cshaygng them from liability under their contract, Passed
resolution directing the Secretary Interior to 70
Mr. Hooral @epj Of Sass offered an amendment re-
the report Of samuel B. Russss United States deeeate to
OF a unitary international coinage. Adopted.
THE TARlff bill.
ns 1ss %
s asaS
amendments offered and rejected and tie paragraph
TSs on taken by ee
and there we're twenynne voting aye The negative vote
The paragraph belts betting made wholly
twenty cents per pound and per cent al sao,
Me- eSs x % Of se out Ss a SS
aa w Of S h
70 break down iis swndns .ariS. Rejected eA'''
The committee then rose, having only got through one
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
The House then took tue Senate amendments TO The De-
Mr. BIok dem Of KY remarked that the bin had been Zen
House = ~''''''- ''A" N'D' ''''' '''' '1s
rs.ss ,
less ihaa any general deficiency bill for several years
tnOsc
king out the appropriations for the Custom House
sandusky Ohio appropriations the
House at Des Mones Iowa. apppropriang $4,000 for
pairn OF the New Orleans Custom House; appropratng
600 for the House Of Correction In the District Of Column
bia appropriang the the Joint Com
nittee Retrenchment the contingencies x5OOOJ
for the army recruiting service S50000
Among the Senate amendments nonconcurred In were
the following Increasing the appropriations for the
The Charleston Custom House and $4,000 Marine
Hospital al Chicago.
Mr. JUpD rep) Of Ill., Appealed to the House to in
the amendments
Mr. DAWES explained the object OF the committee in
recommending in the amendment for
the sole OF having definite estimates of their cost and
Of limiting them to n fixed amount
Mr. WcoD (dem OF n. ", suggested to Mr.. Judd to let
the whole matter the Marine HOSPITAL at Chicago and TO
the New York and Boston Post Oces all other amend
nonconcurred in go TO a conference committee
That plan agreed TO and all the amendments noncon-
In referred to committee of conference,
ssting of Messrs Dawes Sargent Brooks New York;
and the House at four O'Clock adjourned.
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The fourth days session OF the New York East
Conference began yesterday morning at the Seventh
street Methodist Episcopal church, Bishop Ames
presiding.
The religious services were conducted by the Rev.
w. H. Boole, after which the Conference was called
to order for business. Telegram was received from
Beyrout Palestine, announcing the death Of Bishop
Kingsley. A committee was appointed TO unite with
the New York Conference and TO take suitable
IN reference TO the matter.
The fifth disciplinary question was demanded.
Who are the elected or ordained elders this year !?
The committee reported the following names, and
they were elected to elders orders:-Spencer H.
Bray, George ii. Anderson, Thomas N. Lame, w. H.
Mcclure, John il. Stans0ury, Edw. L. Bray Charles
W. Church, w. II. Webster, JOS. o. Munson and Ed
win +. Hadley
OF lay delegation. The Rev. Dr. Wheden was the
first speaker. lie said lie thought that the laty
should be represented in the General Conference,
because every one should take some part IN the selec
ton OF those who should govern them. He thought
a principle was required IN the Church similar
to that we already have IN the nation, and that lay
delegation would subtract nothing from the Church,
but wonld add a new power. The Rev. MI. Griswoid
also spoke in favor OF lay delegation. The Rev. j.
Searls was the next speaker in favor OF lay delega-
ton. He thought II was right and that at no dts
tant day the women OF the Church would demand
broader field for their laDOrs. and he would vote for
that also. IL was here moved taat the vote should be
taken without further debate, and Tor rev mo.
ments there was much excitement. The motion was
lost. Remarks were made by she Rev. MI. Boole,
the Rev. DIR. Crooks the Rev. Mr. TAYLOR and others.
vote was then taken, With this resut:--Ayes, 1O1;
noes, SO. three-lourths vote being required the
question was declared lost
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD srEA,


Steamship Caledonia tBr oyens.oue Palermo March a.
aud Gibraltar 2ls with fruit 43 passengers Hen
derson Bros Had strong and NV winds the whole pas
Steamship Henry Chauncey Maury Aspinwall, April ].
with mdse, 50 passengers and treasure to Baby. 9th
inst at AM signazed steamship Gen Barnes, hence for
Savannah
Steamship Virgo, Bukley Savannah with mdse and pas.
sengers, to Murray, Ferris h Co.
Ship Emily Farnun (of Portsmouth, Lord, Calcutta Dec
~ With mdse, to order. Had light down the bay.
Crossed the Equator Dec 81 Feb a. lat Ion so 30 f.
spoke ship County OF Stirling 46 days from sourabaya
Amsterdam. Passed Cape Of Good Hope Feb 81 He
lena and crossed the Equator Marche In Ion IS W. Lost
the NE trades ID lat ~ lon 80 and from there had variable
winds and Gains Feb e. saw whaling bark with the let
Annie Bell tof New York; steering ls inst lat - So lon
"a ~ exchanged signals with bark konani from Calcutta
for Boston.
Bark Marenyst DAM, Ginse, Antwerp, IS DAYS with
mdse TO Fuuch Edge Co. Had heavy weather March 81,
lat s 49, lon 81 40 ship Success from Mobile for Liver
pool.
Bark Haabet (Nor Peterson, Leghorn 81 days with
bic apd TO Tobias Co. Passed Gibraltar Jan 25
Came the southern and had light winds
trades; was days OF Hat,eras, with strong NV
winds.
Bark Horace Beas Biankenshp, New Orleans. II days.
with cotton seed &c, TO Goodknd Had variable
ther.
Brig Talbot tBr) Simpson, MacIio March and Perna.
buco 9Th, with TO HOwlsnd Aspnwa Crossed
equator march i0 Had heavy wesher Been days
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wAsHrNGToN, APRIL 9, 1870

ANNEXATION or DOMINICA
Mr. BUTLER rep) OF Mass another effort to intro
uce his Joint resolution the republic Dominica,
but Mr.. HOLMAN objected.
REPORTS coaafTrFEs.
The proceeded to call committees for reports OF
y private character.
Mr. BINGHAM (rep) OF Ohio from the Judiciary Commit
tee reported resolution pay the and counsel
fees exceeding co., incurred by Mr. Butler OF Msssa
defending the suit brought against him In Bat
more by Charles Wooey for his Mr. Buers) action in
tainipg the rights of the House. .
Mr. BURR Of Ill., suggested whether u was not Just
ss equitable reimburse johnson for his expenses
defending himself for acts done In hts ocia capacity
Mr. BNGHAM replied that that quite different bina
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cs Masras; carried away m.,n.op.al yard Apri Z os
.s
h s & ss xss T. s ssSs: s:
sShr msoata Soi lPsmo,s roSs' sa,.nn.h - days.
a. have e GS Of T. heavy a. NHE s April
sch Sunny sssps s..sas. ia.ss v1saia vSSaa '
Ss sSsr w cFans Ta sEfdsmcn sEdmsr y!nsni yrsn.
schr 4 johnson dohnson, Virgins,
sshr Henry Cole Cole, fe.sT.ss. s yirsina. %
schr Bell Hull sisco, Virginia.
schr Il Denn q Lake, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
The bark LzsieH from Calcutta, which arrived sh' 10
consigned to Lunt Bros.
wSu Sn1 .. ynS % AND oa @ a1 ana hns
in q blow from NNE carried away nsinSoom. ''''
The brgs Catawba from Trinidad de Cuba which arrived
1s ssf Sn ass s
Nell from Havana and Taylor Matthias from Trinidad de
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Essex, Handy, Providence for New, York.
Mshs ae4 Ses s.amoaa for New York
sloop White Wing, Kelly, Hartford for PermonI
BOUND EAST.
Esse%aS @ % ''
sss Sii%cTs Stoves: TswSsTn SsisIn iSr isr S..,oa
schr Henry Parker, Parker Baltimore for Bridgeport.
Schr Charm, Studey, Baltimore for Providence.
Schr Powell Fenton, Trenton for New Haven
Schr Breeze Bartlett, Trenton for Providence.
! Schr Reading RR No H. Bartlett Philadelphia for New
Haven.
schr Pennsylvania, Ewings, Phladcphia for Newport.
Schr G Henry, piks, Philadelphia for Lynn.
Schr Cannon, Cobb, Philadelphia for Boston.
Julia ord Young Phiadelphla for Danversport
Schr Rescue, Kelly, Philadelphia for Portsmouth,
Schr Isaac Rich, Crowel, Philadelphia for Portland.
Schr Thompson, Endicott Philadelphia Tor Providence
Schr Planter, Norton, South River for Portland.
Schr Mc(;ec, Lynch Port johnson for New Haven.
Schr Ponder, Jr Brown, Port johnson TOR Boston.
Schr Berry, Pendleon Port johnson for Newburypor
schr Barley, sanderx Elizabethport for Providence
Schr Emerald DeCastro Elizabethport for Sag Harbor
schr Diadem. Chase. Elizabethport for Fall River.
Schr Thos Jefferson, Borden Elixabethpo for Stamford
schr Sarah jane Fordham Hizabethpor for New Haven
Schr DIR Rogers, Alley, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Fannie Hall, CHM, Ezabethport for Salem
Schr Thames Rhodes, Eiizabethport for Providence
Schr Vim Colyer, TAYLOR, Hoboken for Fall River.
Schr Kenyon, Buckingham, Hoboken for Hartford.
Schr Clara Post, Ferris, New York for Portchestcr.
Schr Julia Swan Knapp, New York for Oyster Bay.
Schr Daniels, Smith, New York for Hartford.
Schr j Elizabeth, Cornish, New York for Salem.
Schr Onward Gorham, New York for Nantucket.
Schr II CastoH Dumont New York for Portsmouth.
Schr Light Boat. Wood, New YORK for Boston.
Schr 8 + Nash, Nash, New York for Stonington
Scbr Margic, McFaddon, New York for Portland.
Schr Marian, Bacon, New YORK Tor Hartford
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SAILED.

Steamships Camilla, London; Columbia, Glasgow; Hclve
e Liverpool; Donau, Bremen Varuna, Key Vest and Gal
vcson Western Metropolis. and Marposa, New Orleans;
San Jacinto, savannah ohampionr charles,op Louisa
Bell Richmond nc; Knight Georgetown, DC; and from
Quarantine 8 steamers Colorado, and Alaska.
Also sailed steamship City OF Port Prince, for Port
Prince.
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KILLED BY FALLING FROM A ROOF.

carpenter named Hugh Mulligan fell from the
roof OF four story building IN of erection In
North Fiith street, Jersey City on Friday and sus.
tanned such injuries that ne died yesterday.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCES.


New YORK conference.
The New york Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church met again yesterday morning. After
the opening services Bishop James read telegram
from Professor Bannister OF the Garrevle Biblical
Institute Of Evansville, Ind announcing the death
yesterday, at Beyrou Syria, OF Bishop Calvin Kings
ley with whom he was travelling.
Appropriate eulogium was delivered by Bishop
James after which the yearly examination OF charac
ters took place. At the suggestion OF Rev. X. s..
Foster subscription Of $12o was taken up for Rev.
S. r. Free, OF Hartsyille Mass, who was robbed at
his hotel The previous evening Of that amount.
Tomorrow unfinished business will be attended
TO, the appointments Will be made aud the sesson
Will terminate.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
BORN-EvANs.-By the Rev. DR.. Rhodes, VALEN-
TINE BORN TO ADELINE, daughter OF Margaret
Evans, both OF this city.
Ulster county papers please copy.
MATHEwS-BRANT.--In Brooklyn, on saturday,
April 0, by the Rev. Charles Backman, WILLIAM II.
MATHEWS TO KATE. eledest daughter Of Henry Brant,
ESQ.,, all OF the above city.
MENKE-SCHNTKER.-0n wednesday, April 6, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Eighty-Iourth
Mr. A. MENKE, OF Charleston, S. c., TO SOPHIA
daughter OF Henry and Catharine Schnitker, OF New
York. s-
SrANLEY-FosTgR.- Thursday, April 7, by the
Rev. M. Partridge, at the residence OF the BRIDES
motner WILLIAM r. STANLEY, OF New Orleans to
FANELlA NJ. FOSTER, Of Williamsburg. l.. j.
THOMAsOE-GILBERT.- Wednesday, April g. by
the Rev. James Mfett. at the brides residence,
JOHN THOMAAoN, late OF Boston, to Miss JOSEPHINE
GILBERT, all OF this city,
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Messrs. A. I. stewart and Moses ii. Grlnnell,
through whose individual efforts the sum con-
trIbuted IN this city was principally raised, had
conference yesterday to the best investment to be
made Of the funds. " was finally determined 10
open correspondence with the other cities making
contributions to The fund, II the same II
shall have reached $780, O0O disposed OF in
one investment, the most generally accepted propo-
uon being to invest the whole IN United states gov
eminent securities. Meantime the money collected
here is deposit drawing Interest for the benefit OF
Idrs stanton and her children.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PatronIzed by the Medical Men of all schools
DR.. Valentine Mott, Dr. johnson, of Hartford Dr.
Myers OF Savannah have spoken OF them h the highest
The great Mott said :-"They that could
hoped for in plaster simple, cleanly and sdhesve per-
feet artificial supporters Of the muscles palms,
because Of their mild counterritant qualities, usually a
giving ease" Local the back breast and
side always benefited thus curing lumbaao hours
sometimes in few minutes Ask the Hon. Shepherd
Knapp; he will tell you what they can do.
In serious heart and chest affections their
absorption evaporation Of water which dropsy of the
heart and HYDRO have undoubtedly, been cured
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THE STANTON MEMORIAL FUND.

Public appreciation Of the distinguished services
OF the late Secretary OF War; Edwin NJ. Stanton, ana
the honest discharge Of hts official duties, partIcu
larry during the war, when so many greatly en-
rlched themselves, while he died poor, has been
most happily ana satisfactorily excmpfed in the
money contributed since his decease Tor the benefit
OF his family. The total sum already collected
amounts TO the handsome total OF STAG, 000 lacking
only s4 600 OF the $3.50 600 originally proposed be
raised. THIS amount has been contributed as fOi-
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SHIPPIN NE w S.
Almanac for New YOrIk-This Daw.
CLEARED.

pert OF NEW YoGa, APRIL 0, 1870.
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUsTIC on
IL detention from business, for Structure, Fssnla fMsS
OF the Pelvic visccra, Diseases and Dsfcrmes q
the Eve, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANfELB. u. D., ia Leliag.e4 aFenue
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31
Shooting Array .t Columbus.

A negro man, named John Warner,
arrived In the city yesterday evening,
and placed himself under medical treat
ment for a serious gun.shot wound. He
gave the following explanation Of the
ARRAY In which he was wounded:
On Saturday evening, ut Columbus,
Thomas Taylor, an engineer on the Mo.
bile and Ohio railroad, became involved
In difficulty with negro man whose
name we could not learn. After the pas
sage of some words Taylor got hold Of
an AK handle, and struck the negro over
the head several hard blows, knocking
him down. The negro, after time, sue
ceeded In breaking away from Taylor,
and left declaring that he would be re.
venged. When Taylor heard this threat
he borrowed pistol, and awaited the me-
gro's return to the field Of battle. He
had not long to wait. The negro in a
minute or two returned, armed with a
huge club, and reopened the
conflict. Taylor, nothing 10th,
met his enemy In an unexpected
manner. He drew his revolver, and tax .
ing careful but not good aim, blazed
away. The ball missed the mark at
which 1t was aimed, and struck Warner
below the left eye, and penetrated
through his face, lodging in the jaw
bone. AS soon as he became conscious
Of the mischief he had done, Taylor had
the wounded man properly cared for,
and expressed determination to pay
all the expenses resulting from the acct
dent.