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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 20, 1870
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp aY THE HERALD STEAM YAcar..

hErORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
70 II. 9aesns,sxn lin Va %d.: Ill passenger. to
issS j. Gts 1I q 49, 50 &
sandy Hook bark rgsod steamer bound VI 1913 mes from
s!:s%:sS ,ds Idaho go cs1g ,:Doe r.s and
'i% s:a s..as.s' sa 3
~, sigma ned bark Carrier Dove CBr), bound r.
s9aa .aa Il
ma's as 10 r.. o
Amazon passed sseamship Merrmack, hence for Rio ia
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory sayannsa FEB u with
.s.s from o.ps 20 6.p. Henyy
steamship Niagara Brakeman, Richmond. CITY Point and
s!sa%,s.P kn,sh,, johnson, Georgetown, DC, with
snip winnifrsd sr scott, Bristol T. ts d.y. with r.,l
the English channsl shifted cargo and slight
damage came r Lieut. sasuy. proposed middle rn' o =
80 saw bark Everhard Nd). from shanghas for Sss
Bark jaime: stone !of Boston, rhnp.y sh.ngsa, oct
jar q ion sS had strong man.oon. tss Sls. sea
Lsnasa L.%sss 'sa Nov f'' ;ss IRON
n Jennie. S% rooeso.
.srHait lsss 3or Pfs s Gs 8
fss% c.s"s s"s.p9s: o, isi
sis ss.a isI e 'o
10 ~ f. ship knight Commander, from Calcutta for
London 21d, lat IS s. long W. steamship Ah ambra,
from for Livsrpool h. lat % long m -
W, bark Eliza Young. from Qu.bsc for -; Feb6 la II ~
long 81 10 W, bark Emperor from Cape dc vsrds for
Savannah.
Bark Evsrhard IN G Hinneman shangbae Sept 80 with
tea, DC, to Hsnmann Payson Cleared The Straits OF
SuDda Oct ~ rounded the Cape OF Good Hope Oct H.
crosssd the Equator Jan TO- and bscAmsd for ~
Ion 80 w then had light trades to lat ls and lon COW
had wcAher for four wssks stove
lost ~ and and tore.op.. yard no date lat 20 Ion
Bark Nordysst Ner) Thus TsgAnrog 93 dAys 0bra
tar Is days, with wool to Henemanu Payson-vssae 70
Wendt fssns Bocknann. Had strong sAaeriy wlnds to
Bermuda; since variable weather,
RArk Albert George (N0 Bellasegus, Bordeaux "a days
with mdse TO FuAch, Edge 4 Co. Had heavy weather,
Bark Reindeer (of New Haven't Wellington Port Spain
and NE winds north OF hatteras Fob lat 49, Ion a. saw
brig Uruguay, from Demsrara for New York.
Bsrk Ellen Dyer Leland, zaxa, IL dAya with sugar to
DAJ Bro0knan.
Brig Avon Br aarnsr, kessina, u days. with ru 40 TO
order .vssssl 70 ossrge Husy fssssd Gibraltar Jan
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o b I r U A r Y.
Commodore stephen Chnmplin.


telegraphic despatch from Buffalo reports the
death, at his residence in that city, OF Commodore
Stephen Champn, OF the United states Navy. lie
was native OF Rhode Island, and was far advanced
In years ut the time OF his death. Commodore
ohampn entered the naval service IN May, 1919.
during the war with Great Britain when he received
acommission as master. His experience induced
Ills superlors to place HIM in command OF the Scor-
pon, carrying two guns, which participated in the
battle OF Lake Erie Her commander had the honor
Oi nring the nrst gun ut the British neet.
He fought gallantiy during the engagement,
and NJ the close, when the British vessels Cnip-
pewa and Little Belt endeavored to escape promptly
pursued them In company with the Trppe and com
pelled their surrender the Scorpion firing the last
shot that was fired on that eventfu day. The long
peace that followed gave to Commodore Champlln
no opportunity for further distinguishing himself.
In lsl4 he was promoted TO the rank OF lieutenant.
IN 1888 10 that OF commander and in 1851 no was
commissioned captain. Four years later he was
paced on the retired list and IN 1862 promoted
10 the rank no held at the time OF his DEATH Com
modore Champlin's total sea service aggregated SIX
years and his duty shore six years and 1--WE
months. During the remaining forty Jour years aud
four months he was unemployed.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
One Of tho Broadway BMtcher-Cart Thieves
Captured in the J0urdnn Nets.

One Of tho broadway BMtcher-Cart Thieves
Captured in the Jourdnn Nets.
The success which attended the operations OF the
bold and desperate thieves who managed. by means
Of fast horse and butcher wagon TO escape after
some daring haul caused at one time no little alarm
in this city. People became shy OF butcher carts
unless the latter were wen loaded with meat tnat
the dare devils W no drove on the thoving .qay'
were Obliged 70 change their tactics. The case al
uded to IN the following paragraph VIII no doubt
be remembered by many.
On the 10th Of August last truckman deposited q
case OF SILK valued at $500 in fronr OF No. 3ll
Broadway, and entered the store for the purpose OF
obtaining receipt for the goods. During hts aD-
sence two men In butchers wagon drove rapidly
up and seizing the package flung II into the cart.
The carrier returned in time to give the ALARM
and 0licer Shannon. on duty In Duane
street, attempted to intercept them. one
Of the men, named william Miller, drew
revolver and fred at the ofrcer, the bullet passing
through the lapel OF his coat. Since then Captain
Jourdan, OF the Sixth precinct, having obtained =
description Of the thieves, has been the lookout
for them and last night succeeded In arrcstlng
Miller Onicer Shannon, who is now attached TO the
Forty-seventh precinct, IN Brooklyn was notified,
and yesterday morning identified the prisoner be-
fore Alderman Conan, at the TomDs, who then COM
MlLted linn without bail
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10 "a haiseras. saw brig Amacomins. boundN
hides. sc to John BsDo Co. Crossed tho Equator Jan -
Brig wm Reb.r,.on tof Bostonl sheppard, saysnillA,
Day, with coe. Sc 90 De Castro Co. Had heavy weather
w,s n: ulT ss.pd SANDER psm,,sr as day.:
Son Go. Had moderate weather " '''
srs Sportsman of Bos,ou, Norton cisnfusgos Is days
ola s Rsompany barks Lucy Frances for NYork yAss
sss n Herrera BrN Havensr, Mssnuas, IL days. with
sehr o%s. Ward aS A1,yy p.3. ws.ss, with ruso.r
sch Shsen Rr.S 20, Had moaerate weather.
rS nds..s. 10 Sa Esssss'sc soss CO. h.s
ASasa Sssa r2afs RSs. h.s
Sch, ,,, W% S..ss .as sot ,s.y c sop. c.ran
as saw s! on 4 e on s Rio .n.,ro Baltimore
SGSy a ~!
for ORDER. siapl.: rhiisdsps@ n''A1"''''
u days With sugar. TO orson 's90s S'..s 20 osSs
Hawkins Sailed in company sohrs A.hsa and Iiuiss
Sshr HqI.e Hdssth Gisutasso. Is day.. with .us..
w'rsss S 70 me1. q m 'p'e sst,y and MS 3 sss re-
psa second ns.s VA. washed overheard drowusd
Sch, Vie csn A%es: =, ef F.Sp.p. %a%: Uns s.p y
heavy westerly gale carried ibboom and lost all head
schr Niagara Townley, Mobile via Delaware Brsakwasr.
= days with cotton to master s bound 70 Provdenss pus
sohr ssgn {of BATH Call. Jacksonville, days. with luu-
ber, 10 X q Farchild
sehr Cowpohwaits. Potter wilmingson. NC, IL days.
sb nass srs st9res q .,ss 70 .sss hx nsay Nm -.
avail stores, TO II w Loud a Co.
schr Kate Ranger Martin, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, With
naval sloros. to order.
schr Maria Psrson, Grant, Baltimore days. with coal.
master.
schr l. Simmons, Phinuey, Philadelphia for Boston.
kchr John Strou p, Hurlbut fhiSde pha for Bostou-
sohr W Doughc n. Jones, Philadelphia for Dightou.
schr Chambarn. Anderson, Egg Harbor
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland for New York; wxA
mdsa, ~ j Y Amps.
sleamship wamsut,a, Fish, New Bedford for New Yorx
With mdse and pAsssngera TO Ferguson h Wood.
schr Bengal NASH Rockand for New York, with lims 70
Boyntons son 4 Co.
schr Angellne. Hall. Rockiand New York. ins,
schr Evis Davis. Hand, Boston for Philadelphia
sehr He.perus GonIoy, Cape Ann for New YORK. vfss
granite to Charles Burdett.
Schr NJ Wedmore, -, wickfoId for Hoboksn-
schr Evelyn, Burger. Stamford for New York
BOUND RAsr
schr Light OF Home, Nickerson PnlAdepha for Provt
dence.
schr VIM Donnely, Lynch. Port johnson for Now HAvsn
Schr Lewis Francis, Kelly ElIabehport for Fall River
schr Thos Cahi Halock Eizabethport for Provdsncs
schr John Lancaster Williams Exabchport for frovt
dence.
| Schr G Hulss Lisle, Hobosen for BRIDGEPORT
schr A rage, Maiock New YORK for Salem.
Schr stephen Waterman, Chase, New York for Fail River
Schr Ariosto, Nash, New York for Providence.
ssr sesr dg Mngs1s aesney New ior; & for rroyieenss
Schr Richard Morrcl Carter New York for Greenwich.
schr Tate, Tate. New York for Bridgeport.
Wind u, sunset S, fresh.
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TENNE

Burnlng Of = Hotel In Nashville-The Guests
save Themselves by Jumping from the
second story WindOws-A Child Burned to
Death.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 20, 1870.
The Kossuth House, on Market street, was burned
about three O'Clock this morning The nre origin.
Ated in the dining room, on the nrst n0or, and was
mot discovered until oil means Of egress, except BY
sns windows Of the upper story, were cut OF. The
inmates OF the house had to save themselves BY
Jumping from the second floor. One little boy il
ShoughI to have perished In the flames. The motel
knd contents were destroyed. A store adjoining
was also burned; but the goods were saved Tho
OsG was about $780, 900, which Is fully covered by
aurRn0o The fire was the work OF an tncendlary.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Feb. 10, 1870.
sugar--Aii qualities slightly advanced. The mar
Aes closed active with improved demand. Exports
during the week from Havana and MatAnzas:-To 70
foreign countries 900 boxes and $500 hogsheads;
- the United States. $500 boxes and $500 hogs
beads. Stock In warehouse At Havana and Aatan-
vas 200 coo boxes and 22 700 nogsheads Nos. 10 TO
IL Dutch standard, o 81 reals per arrobe; NOS. 10
DO 70, eka lIk reals Aoasses sugar nrin at on Z
Ecala; fair to good refining InuscovAdoes, N
realA Molasses 1rm; oayed. 5A reals; musco.
vado. Sh 4 Sk reals. Lard active a. l9Hc., In
Nsrces and 2lXe. IN tins. Taow dull At Ike.
Bacon STEADY ct l8hc. Potatoes ouoyant at - IS
par barrel. Hams in demand at 22c. for aalted and
2AHo. for sugar cured. Freights quiet; per box OF
kuyax 10 Ndrthern and southern ports, 81 %; per
noesnesd Of sugar 10 do, - 90 90; per hogshsad
u moiAOee 20 d.. "a IS - So
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This CITY Yesterday.
Governor Hoffman ls ut the Clarendon Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander Rowland, OF the United
States Navy; A. Van vechten OF Albany; @. w. Hunt
ington and ]. Caldwell OF Boston, and J. X. Robin
son or Washington. are at the HOFFMAN House.
Dr. j. $. G. Rowland, OF Fort Smith, Arkansas; J.
Jackson, or London; General II. ID. Mckay, OF Ark
ansas; Dr. Remington, Of Syracuse; Colonel b. f. Tai.
boz, OF Boston, I. A. DE Bois OF the United states
Navy; Colonel A. Gaines, OF Tennessee, and DR.. j.
Warren, OF Philadelphia, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
J. s. Lemon OF st. Joseph, NO.; N. G. Hindsdale;
OF Chicago; 7. j. Averil OF Butralo; Charles f. Van
Aandt, OF Havana; 8. NJ. Noodle, OF New Ore ans
ana II. N. Laren, OF Hamilton, are at the Firth
Avenue Hotel
General j. A. Potter, OF the United states Army;
william Shaw, OF Ptsburg; Carlos Pierce OF Boston.
and John F. Joy, OF Detroit are at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel
T. Chamberlain, or OHIO; r. B. Sample or Ton
nessee; J. w. lie Barnes, or Washington and W.
Cricnton, OF Baltimore, are at the Astor House.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.

Man Thrown Into the Morris Canal.
Yesterday morning watchman named James Gar.
vey, employed Of the Morris Canni dock. was
thrown from the dock into the water by three men,
and but for the interference OF one OF them would
have been drowned. II appears that false rumor
was anoat to the effect that canelboat No. 9g2 had
been stolen and Garvey received instructions TO
no vessel leave the dock without q permit. The
same boat WAS about to sail for Amboy last night
with three men aboard when Garvey attempted &c
stop them, and quarrel ensued. The waIcnmaI
was forthwith thrown into the river and two of the
individuals exclaimed, ''Let the son OF a b.
drown" One OF them, however, threw pole tc
Garyey and he escaped His cries attracted Oficcrs
Connolly, Robbins and Mccoy, who pursued the
rufflans In boat and captured them near Bcdloe's
Island. TWO OF them, named Reuben Simpson and
William Maher, were brought TO the police station,
where they remain for trial to-day.
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OHIO.

Barnins Of . Large Dairy near Cincinnati
Hoavy Loss In Live St0ck-Arrcst "A Of Snip.
posed Post ONCE Thief.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1870.
Az two O'Clock this morning the barn and dairy
stables OF B. Cavagna four miles north Of this city
wore totally destroyed BY are with l2O cows four
teen mules three horses and thirteen calves besides
. largo quantity OF hay grain and other prop erty.
The dairy was one Of the largest In tho country.
Tue whole loss is estimate at $4,000, on which
there u only $4,000 insurance, all In Cincinnati
Uf1ces.
John W. Diggs was arrested at the Post once to-
DAY by means OF decoy letter. He 10 supposed to
be Patton an attacne OF the Baltimore Post once
who was detected IN the act OF breaking open
letters snera.
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tneir reply acknowledging that ne was German
ana TOOK Hessian passport out with him.
Decline OF American Shipping-Roport Of tho
Chief Of tho Tonnage Division.
The report OF Joseph Nimmo. Jr., to the Secretary
OF the Treasury on "Forelgn commerce and deca-
dence OF American shipping" has just Deen printed.
Mr. Nimmo Is chief OF the tonnage division OF the
Treasury Department Among many otner things he
says
me two charts 40 and 20) accompanying the re-
port indicate, the one by the line OF total tonnage
enlereu ana the other by the line OF total imports,
tnAt our foreign commerce has been subject to me-
queht ana violent fluctuations and tnat during the
t iour years II has been larger than ever before IN
the history ol the country Our misfortune Ii sim
ply this:-British ships have superseded American
shps not only IN the International commerce OF the
, morM, Dut also TO very great degree In our own
trade with foreign nations
Tue supersedure OF American by British ships Is
also exhibited by charts TO inclusive, brief sum
maries OF which are as folows:-
Comparative statement showing the decadence OF
american snipping at the ports OF Boston, New
YORK, Fnlladelpha, Baltimore, New Orleans and san
Francisco cnarts Nos. to 8 inciuslve):-
PEN CENT OF TOTAL TONNAGE ENTERED In AMERI-
CAN AND FOREIGN VESSELS.
n m
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TEXAS.

Adoption Of the New Amendments by the
Lcgisiaturs-Ths Postal Telegraph system-
Destruction Of a Railroad Bridge.
AUSTIN, Feb. Is, 1870.
The thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth constitu-
tional amendments have finally passed both houses
Resolutions recommending the establishment OF
general postal telegraph system were presented In
the Legislature and tabled.
The railroad bridge over the Brazos river, on the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad has been de-
stroyed by 1re.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Rains In California Defeat Of Indians in
Arixona-Numer0us Outragss by Savases.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 70, 1870
Heavy rains have lately bssn falling throughout
che state.
Late Arizona advcss repors that the troops under
Colonel Barnard surprised the Indians near Apache
Pans and killed fifteen and wounded TWO of them.
Numerous outragss are reported The savages at
tackled IN. Wakefield and Solomon Warner, near
Crittcnden The former WAS killed, and the latter
was mortally wounded.
Tho Apaches in the vicinity OF Prescott have
again commenced their depredaiions,
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CUBA.

More PIantations Burned-Fixhting In tho
CincO villas District.
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1870.
Tne SAget and Peralta plantations, In the Sagua
district. nave been nred and destroyed BY the
rebels.
Several skirmishes are reported recently in the
Cinoo villas district, In which twenty nine insur-
gents were Killed.
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ENGLAND.

The Irish Land QnestiOn-Commcrcinl Pa.
ciltties-Church Rcpnrntion.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1870.
The London Observer is confident OF the passage
OF the Irish Land Reform bill.
/ doputati0n waited on the Board of Trade on
Saturday and urged the adoption OF the metric sys
tenn Of weights and measures.
The nunnery case Of Saurin VS.. starr has been
settled. The x-nun has received back her dowry
and each party pays its own costs.
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UTAH.

Arrest sf United States acknowledgements
sf the Legislaturs-AIilitary Ball mt the Nor.
mon Theatre.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 10, 1870.
The soldier who shot at the policemen few days
ago. and who was arrested, has been committed for
trial on the charge Of assault with intent to kill.
The Legislature adjoprpea to-day.
grand military b9pwiIl be gwen at the theatre
on she 22d instant u honor OF Washington's Birth
day. ="
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ROME.

Popular Protest Against Infallibility.
ROME Feb. 20, 1870
Plaoards against Papal lnfallibility were found
the walls last week, and were torn down by the
police ~ soon as discovered.
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On Friday night John T., Phipps. o farmer, resld-
ing near lincoln, Ill, while In y 1T oil frenzy she
cause OF which IL unknown, shot mis- wife through
she head with revolver, n1lcting o mortal wound.
almost Immediately. hrs. Phipps u still alive, but
unconSclouS,
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Universal SurprIse.-Nobody Believed, Be-
fore the Introduction OF PHAL0Ns vITALfA, OR SALIVA
IloN TOR THK HAIR, in the possibility Of prsps,asios
for revvng the natural color Of ba ~ clear aud trans
parent the atmosphere and mpid ~ alcohol Every
bod believes The old nostrums are siscsfdsd ana
the VIrALIA is admitted 10 be perfect success.
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New Discovery.
RLiXIRJ.E y BERNARp-TONI STRENUOUS.


Ths several observations BY the bss phy,tciass
the Faeuc de Paris hsye proved that the scknessss srns
from impoveshment OF tho blood sxhaustoa,
via Armenia, Chloross Sympathisns, Pbthsc, Dia5sss,
Albumlneria, ScorDut tc, &C. are radically cled wuh
the ELIXIR J. y. BERNARD
General Depo--A. BERNARD, 81 Cedar stssI
For s2is By all rss,sglsb.s isasAsis.
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The Carnival.

ROME, Feb. 20, 1870.
The Carnival opened with the custom ary core
monies The number OF strangers who take part
In tue festivities is small, and the scenes in the
streets are not 80 lively as usual.
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The picture frame manufactory Of J. w. Butler A
Co.. in Brltimore was damaged W nre on Saturday
70 the amount OF $50, 900. Three buildings were al
most entirely consumed. The loss on machinery "
covered 0y potter In Washington company.
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A.-To Remove Moth Patches, Frcckles and
Tan from the faco, use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLB
LOTION Prepared only by DR.. Is. G. PERRY, ~ Bond
street Sold by ali druggists.
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Crista doru,s UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-6slA
applied At his Wig cap factory, No. Aster HOUSE

DR.. Fitlcr,s Rheumatic Remedy, 5Od Broad
way, cured Jonn c. stedws al Greenwich street. Advice
gratis. Sold By all driggisis
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A.-If Yon Want Barrel of Good Flour Go
TO fussELL1, 300 FOURTH AVENUE. You will save
mo1sy.
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America -Hestorer America, for tho Hair.
For restoring the natural color Of the hair has equal
useit
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Tho Frcshst on tho Observation-Disclosures
Carried Away-Raiiroads Damaged.

CNrr1ed XWay-HaHrOadS U0maGod.
LEWISTON, Feb. 20, 1870.
On the Androscoggin river but little damage was
done BY the rreshst A breskwater att ached 70 one
OF the piers OF the bridge connecting Auburn and
Lewiston was carried on. but the bridge was not
otherwise damaged, ana Is ~ passable az usual.
The Andr0sc0ggin ha1 risen hrce feet four inches
since Friday morning, but was three feet higher
last autumn. The river has been full Of floating leo
Androscoggin Railfosd. the Wilton town bridge
has also gone. The road will be repaired By
Tueaday
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Half Dozen Now York Mills Shirts, -
order; Sis. MILLER.
Sixth Aysnus, corner TMsn.y-sseoad street.
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The Paris Carnival.

PARIS, Feb 20 1870.
It's reported that the Ministers, in spite Of the
advice Of tine police to the contrary Will permit the
procession to pass through the streets Mard GTas
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Lung CompIaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, Ls,,
are speedily relieved and, taken In TINE. psrmAnsnty
cured BY JAyShs EAPBcIohASE fou wiz ma 10 u
Whsrs
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SHIPPIN e NE w s.
--<.~~~~-~e~~~~~~~~~Ne-~es-~>.~S~
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMEE

Sun rises ....... 6 46 Moon rises. morn IL 90
Sun sets. ....... s 43 High water. eve I2 43
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH,
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Prince Pierre BOnaparte'S Trial---Prepa-
ratiOnS and Public Opinion.
The EMPRESS EUGENE TO GO NORTH
Roman Protests Against
Infa1libility.
GREAT FRESHET In THE EASTERN STATES
FRANCE.


Prince Pierre BOnaparts's Triai-I.esal Pro-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to tho Verdict.
PARIS Feb. 20, 1870.
Tho imperial decree In the OUcfaI Journal con-
gokss the High Court OF Justice to meet at Tours
ths 2st Of March for the trial OF the BonapareNoir
casa II provides that drawing shall take place
among the Grand Jury within the next ten days 10
decide which members are to form the court. 1t is
said that the Grand Jury will DO composed OF the
members Of the Councils General.
The Gazette des 7rt0unaur an ofacial organ, says
that ON examination OF Prince Pierre Bonapartc It
win be proved he was provoked and used his
legitimate right OF self-derence
~ the accusation Is SO grave 1t Is generally be-
iievsd the Prince will be- acquitted
The Empress to Recuperate Northward.
PARIS. Feb 20, 1870
II Ia announced that the Empress Eugenie will
visit Sweden and Norway in the spring
Press Prosscutions-The Riots and Their
Consequences.
PARIS, Feb. 20. 1870.
La AGrsetyaiss announces that owing to the
prosecutions threatened, the name OF R0chefort
will not appear in that journal hereafter. The
name OF n. Dangerville is printed as chief editor
of the Aarseuatse, but 1t isIIunderstood to bs a
cover for Rochefort who Will continue to direct the
paper. An additional fine OF 5000 francs has been
imposed upon La Adrsellatse.
Thirteen persons in addition to those previously
eeported have been sentenced for participation in
the recent riots. Ten judges were engaged oil day
yesterday IN the examination OF the remaining
cases. put none OF the accused were discharged.
The Paris Carnival.
PARIS Feb 90 1870
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Wnile the building OF ships anu barks, which are
employed chiefly In the foreign trade fell from 37a
IN tue year 1885 TO VI in the year 1862 the building
OF sch0oners winch are generally employed In the
coastng trade, Ii quite as prosperous as was from
1858 to 1860.
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Prince Pierre Benaparts's Triai-Lesal Pre-
neutrality-suspicious. as 70 tho Verdict.