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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE;
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.

Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity OF ma
chinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening Of seams by hand and
no waste OF thread.
Wide range Of application without
change Of adjustment.
The seam retains Its beauty and firm.
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done
BY ether Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the IROst beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and Orramen-
tai work.
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EsIRAY.

.-,Tp sTED-FRoM THE RESIDENCE OF
eSfcIonel r. Burrow, one iron gray MARI
s.-,.,s ffseen hands high. Eve Year. old Eitn
ala male Any Information gwen tnAs
--fi T.eare information q this Once.
49, et-s9s +. J. BUkkON-
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Barrett's " adorns and beauties.
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Plans of the above steamers can b'
seen at my Office.
MoYT. PEPPER, Agent,
62t q South Court street, Memphis
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ITO rHE MILLINERY TRADE.-VANCE
& co. are receiving new goods every
day. 26l Main street. DO
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DELIcIoUs.-We return our grateful
Acknowledgements to Mrs j. p Prescott,
of Chelsea, for basket of strawberries.
They are splendid specimen of what
kind of good berries can be raised among
our Chelsea friends, dozen of the
largest of them weighing over three
ounces. ~ - !. 70 7. ..u-- .---
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For New Orleans.

Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For Nieksburg. hatcher and New Orleans.
the magnificent steamer
MOLLIE ABLE, =. Capt. Dan Able.
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE TUESDAY,
w 18th inst. at u N. For freight or pas
sage apply on board OF 10
RlcHD W. LIGHTBURNE, Ae't.
No. jefferson street.
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CROCE RIES.

GROCERIES,.
.m1atJ 11l
wHEATEN GRITs.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
OATMEAL.
RYE FLOUR.
GRITs. keai
HOMINY. 98a
NAVY BEANS. Y&ad
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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Clothes wringers at ae4 second
sfrael.
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Nancy wanted.

The shareholders in the wood and
willow-ware manufacturing company are
required at once to come forward and
pay the installments now due on then
subscriptions to the capital stock of the
company Further delay is impossible
The Office is at No. 81 Union street
Come up and settle
r. pai ns' OH. TOWNSEND, Prest
W.D. TucgER, Sec'y II
Appeal copy,l -. sa
~ A VERY large assortment Of Lace Col
larettes just opened-half prices of for
mer value, [67] Havoc 4 Bro.
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ALI-LINES towels $3.50 per dozen, at
Kraus', 2ls Main, cor. Adams. 6St
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FinIey's MOth-PrOOf Bee Hive.
The only one that gives satisfaction
Sold by Jos. A. Parker, Is Madison. l6'
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CH1cKAsAw IRoN WoRKs.-Steamboaj
cast ags and machine work done on short
notice. DOL
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BOARDING.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND UNRUR-
ID nished rooms, with board. =. ,,,., mn,
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LEGALTENDER, Capt. J. D. Elliott,

+ EAyES AS ABOVE ON xT~-
Ii TUESDAY, 18th instant, ats Frsssass1 z..-.:si
pm, connecting at DuyalPs Bluff with train
for Little Rock. tte
EELTI6TT K MILLER Mill Agents, "
67 Promenade street. opposite Landing.
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CoFFEEs EXTRAORDINARY. - Choice
Rio. Manila, Old Government Java, Ii
berian and Singapore eofees. Of best
oualities. At JOHS LiLLY's,
&C 35l Main e.
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For Little Rock.

Regular Semi Weekly Railroad Packet,
GALLATIN, Capt. ]. j. Edison.
CLRaKs, b. W. WILLIAMS. CHAs. SHARPE.
rJyHIs FINE PASSENGER ;. 1T
j packet leaves Memphis '49,,sss' III
EVERY TUESAY AND FRIDAY, at 4 pm,
for Duvall's Bluff, connecting with special
trains for Little Rock Returning. leaves
puyalps Bluff WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
BAY, at pm. TINE TO LITTLE Rock, THIRTY
'' JAS. t. BOURNE & CO., Ag'ts.
No. 10 Jefferson street.
SAM SHOCK, pas.anoar Aooet,.
ili4fbi HuKi H. No. 10 Promenade st.
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New patterns. Oar bargains are not
disputed. Ts7l HFssop 4 Bao.
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GAS FITTING done promptly by Browne
4 Browne, No. Al Madison street. SOL
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. Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
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LYLE q SHIELDS, Poplar street, have
received a shipment of new choice grass
butter. A.is ~ ~ ANeiH s 6S
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Jos. speeht. 81 Madison street-Ies
Cream 10 cents a plate. 50
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Use the celebrated Home washer
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TAKEN up.

TAKEN uP-ONE WHITE COW, THREE
years old; dark red mark on the ieit Jaw
end Of horns sawed of; Is with calt.
CIV u = = ----''r'-' r. w. O'DONNELL,
es-3 Chief Of Police.
u,AKEN UPON THE nth INSTANT.
throurh mistake, in Fort Pickering.
I.;r 81 oxen. Apply to Mr.. Morgan. az Nc
kinney's lot. head Of Main street: : ol-1
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READW.K. Thixton's card on 6rstpag'
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For st. Louis.

Memphis and St. Louis Transportation Com
pany-For Hickman. Columbus. Cairo and
81. Louis. the immense freigst steamer
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New York Cotton Market

By S. P. and A. TeleEraph.l
NEv YoEK. Nay ls. lasao a-n--The market
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TEAS.
Teas at New York Prices
TEAS,

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT
w tention Of hotels. boarding houses and
housekeepers generally to our following price,
list of fine Teas: -t
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STEAM BOATS.
e-l--e-|-s, ------,- ~--~-~~--~---------~
For White River.
Elliott's White and Little Red River Line
DIES ARC OR LEGAL TENDER,
For White River.

Regular Memphis and White river U. s. Mail
Tuesday Packet-For Helena, Indian Bay,
Clarendon, Duvall's Bluff, Little Rock, Des
Are, West Point, Searcy, Augusta and Jnck-
sonport, connecting at Duvalls Bluff with
train for Little Rock.
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Be matamorphosed by Barrett's $.
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Losi-'

T osT-A LARGE WITTY SETTER SET sio DOG g,
| 4 with orange-colored ears sha nSr,a If
.idas and rump. Answers TO she nsI W VI
LACK A liberal reward will VS. pAiS es y ~ a.
turned to No. 254 Front street. w. !
ONE SETTER DOG, MOSTLY VIII ~
I l-has Hack head and spsts; had or 4 III III
lar. engraved . Sam I. Taylor a n 49,
reward will be paid ON delivery at tins S So'f
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G. B. CHURcH, -, Capi. Haasy,

WILL LEAVE AS ABOvR TUESDAY,
w fTth inst, AZ S o'clock p.n.
q a, |. eVAlAiNs, sesNtr,.
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T1oR RENT-A FINE COTTON OFFICE ON
II Front street NO. 30O); three rooms az low
rent, with some fixtures TO sell to go with IN tne
office. Apply at No. 800, up stairs. 4-os
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IGOR RENT-FINE ROOMS. LIGHT AND
X -ell ventilated, atSrx DOLLARS per month,
IN Jse1 son Block, No. 81 Main street. Apply
~ the pl THOMAS & JOHN B. LEIGH.
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Landon stock Market.

By 8. P. and A. telegraph
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FOR RENT.

W. A. wHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel BLOCK. Office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted. m
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ir,oR RENT SPLENDID BRICK RESI-
dence. 1888 Second street. between WASH
ington and Poplar streets. Apply at y 10 81
Monroe street. ot-og
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,Yorspc /, 'oR RENT AND FOR SALE ON
l. five yewaFs !. HARDIN, 2i71z Second st.
NOR RENTLol 'vIoEEs, ROOMS. STORES
Il ana Vottages' W A. WHEATLEY,. ii
.os .s.s. u ia Agent P. C. Bethel.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer General Anderson, Friar's Point.
George W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
st. Francis. st. Francis river,
- City Of Alton. St. Louis.
Rubieon, Vicksburg.
- Indiana, New Orleans.
- Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
- Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
- K. 4. Lee. Louisville.
- Utah, Arkansas river.
- Legal Tender, White river.
- Gallatin, Duvalls Bluff.
T" Belle Memphis. st. Louis.
. Mary Houston, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Rubicou, st. Louis.
a. City Of Alton, Vicksburg.
' Indiana, Louisville,
g X. L. Lee, New Orleans.
- Utah, st. Louis.
. Mary Houston, Louisville.
BOATS IN PORT.
Belle Memphis, Gen. Anderson, Mary Boy,
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Chairman Committee on Car.
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Comet Graham Hubbard, Lord Morgan Murphy. G. r. Nor
t0a, NJ. Norton, Pierce, Sandfori ana Tweea-i6
NAfe-MeasrH bowan. Braad Chapman, Eiwond, Har-
Wood and woodin-la
hill CREATING NEW BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
MT. rwERp introduced bill creating a new Board
OIL supervisors In the city and county OF New YORK.
which abosilcs the present Board after June 1870,
ana provides that the Mayor, Recorder and Alder
men who shall be elected under the new charter
shall compose the Board. All officers and subordi-
mates now In Office 10 continue III their respective
positions, subject to removal only for cause
Recess Ill half-pas seven O'Clock.
Evening Session.
Mr.. TuAYER introduced o bill to provide for the
Introduction OF an improved system Of towage on
the canals.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Senate went into committee on the General
Election law.
After some discussion progress was reported ana
the bill referred to the judiciary Committee
On in0Lion OF Mr.. NORTON the act to amend the
Election laws was referred to the first Committee Of
the Whole.
The bill was then taken up and after consideration
ordered to o thlrd reading.
The bills re-establlshng the Board Of Health OF
the city OF Brooklyn; in relation 10 telegraph com
panies; Incorporating the United States Mutual
Benent Company OF New York, were ordered to
third reading
An invlIaflon from the authorities and citizens Of
Troy 70 attend the funeral OF the late General Thomas
was received and accepted.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, April Q, 1870.
By Mr. TWEED Relative to the Brooklyn Fire De.
partment.
BY Mr.. GRAHAM-To incorporate the Farmount
Savings Bank Of New York; also to Incorporate the
Central Savings Bank OF New York.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill relative to the inspection Of steam boilers,
except in the Metropolitan district was recon-
sidered and passed; fixing the compensation Of the
Canal Commissioners at $1,000 Q year and
Si,ooo ior travelling expenses, and OF the
comptroller ut $5,000-lOst 10 TO IS), and
the motion to reconsider was tabled;
placing the State Cabinet OF Natural History in
c1arge @ o. Regents University and appropratinR
sl0vvo ior fts support for three years; providing
LOT tne OF certain certificates issued to the
souiers OF tne war OF 1872; Increasing the capital
STOCK OF lhe Hercules Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany OF New YORK TO sl00 900; appropriatinQ $40
10 pay the present Indebtedness Of the Willard Asy.
lum for Insane. '
APPROPRIATIONS FOR sEcrARIAN SCHOOLS
hf. WOOD moved that the Committee ON Munich
PAL Aialis be Instructed TO report ON or before tho
i%t'l inst on the bill repeating the clause of the tax
schools. ~ ~'"A'"A
Mr.. DREAMER moved to lay the resolution on thu
table which was carried by the following vote:--
YrAs-hcssr. Banks. Blood. Bradley. Cseamer Frost,
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALo srsA1 YAca

REPORTED By THE HERALO srsA1 YACHTS.
Stesmship The Queen tBr Thomson Liverpool March 3d.
and Queenstown gath, with mdse and 56l passengers TO
Hurst bh ins at 80 Pm, during s1aal, took the
ground near Sandy HOOK but was got of al 10 80 AN 9Th
Steamship Aemannia (NGN Barends, Hamburg March a.
and Havre 26t at PM, with mse and 6g8
kunhardt Co. Experienced light winds from 10 Sc. and
moderate weather during the passage March 81 OF Start
Point. passed Bremen ship NO a. tound I'd Ds lat ~ A.
l0a0 PM OF Nantucket steamship City Of Cork do for d.
Steamship Fa-Kee Steele Berinudn, 80 days. with dse
to Norman Harvey Had westerly winds the pas.
sage Winds =. bsrMgda during hs whge ot March wsrs
Steamship San Jacn,c Atkins, Savannah with ndsc and
passengers. to w Garrison.
Steamship Louisa Moore Salyesr Eewbern NC, with ass
and passengers. to MURRAY. Ferris & Co.
Steamship Fairbanks Howe. Wilmington, NC 10 hours,
with mdse to Loriiard. Had strong NE winds.
Steamship Volunteer, jones' Phiadeiphis with mdSe to
Steamship Miivie Reneur, Milv.ie, NJ, with rdse to
Whitall Tatem
Ship Hoatio Palmer shapghae Dec o. witt, tea 10 Fran
els Hathaway. Had moderate wIHds with thick fog down
the China Sea. Passed Angler Jan T. Had
Cape Feb s. light bathing Sc trades Croasod the Eqlrs-
tor March Had not any trades. March 26 OF Cape
Hatteras, experienced heavy gale from +. Has mad
succession OF heavy weather. with northcry winds
and hail. and very cold weather. Had very strong
Tent from HaiteIas 70 Cape Nay Took pilot April s.
coming up tbs const. Jpp. 8, IN the Straits OF
Sunda Spoke ship Aene Gibbs, from Singapore New
Nedofd Same time, ship Sprned, from Foochow for New
York. March & lat I'm, long g. C6 w, ship Example,
IRON BenEueia Tor Boston april no lat brig Johanna,
steering NV
Ship Arracan, Spencer Hong Kong, Dec - with mdse
y aorgan's sous.
Slip Herald Of the Morning of Boson winsor Liverpool,
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MORE BLOODY WORK IN LOUISIANA.
Jail BrcakIng ut MOnroe-Thc Sheriff and
q Negro Kiiled-FOar Others Reported
Killed i'm Analher AlinY.


Jail BrcaisIng ut Monroe-Tho Sheriff and
Negro Kiiied-F0ar Others Reported
Killed in Another Array:
'ffrofn the New Orleans picayune, April IL
Governor WarmOth yesterday received the fol-
lowag despatch from Monroe, IN this State. under
date OF March 3l:--
w,sner sheriff and orutt Johnson witness. IN jail killed
las. night and Beavers accused OF murder In ia liberated
6y unknown WimOsrly killed last nlsh, aiso y
In explanation Of the above we would state, from
Information which we CLEANED yesterday from per-
sons 1iying when at home, at Monroe, that Beavers,
who was Liberated by the gang VINO broke open the
jail and did the killing was IN prison charged with
on sa wo Ss
supposed to have been returning from the polls.
The story goes that there were four negroes Onutt
the band and taken into the WOODS. where they were
placed IN position and nred at by squad. Three OF
sU aside. 'a escaped cd the bullets and though pur.
sued and shot at. managed to make good
his escape and give the ALARM. The band
made or for parts unknown, but Beavers,
who Johnson testified was one Of them, was
subsequently captured and placed in ja at Monroe.
johnson, through fear or for some other reason, also
lett for Texas we believe; but ne was also anbse-
quently arrested and placed In jail, and held aS
Witness Beavers wnen Inc e s s 0s saxe
last for the purpose Of hbcralng Beavers they were
doubtless resisted by Saerir Wlsner, who had the
reputation OF being resolute and fearless man, and
In this way most probably he met his death at their
hands, Johnson, the c0lored witness. was killed.
elther through revenge Tor tne information Wucn ne
gave or because the gang wished TO get rid OF the
only living wiCneSs against them.
q The man named Wimbery, mentioned at the
close or Mr.. Rays despatch as having been Killed
the same night In separate affray, Is reputed to
nave been dangerous character living In Monroe,
and was probably killed in street Drawl OF some
KIND.
Governor Warmoth will this morning publish
proclamation Offering reward Of $4,000 for the
arrest Of the murderers OF Sheriff Wisner and John
sou. by telegram received by the Associated
Press 1t Will he seen that the gang consisted OF some
fifteen or twenty men, and that after they released
Beavers they barred the doors to keep the other
prisoners from escaping Wm0eriy, 1t Will be seen,
was Killed IN "a private Difficulty by DR.. Dinkgrave
the PARTICULARS Of which are unknown.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April Q. 1870.
The Senate resolutions relative to the reduction Of
tolls were received aud referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. FIELDS reported bill to equalize the salaries
OF the superntendents OF the poor of Kings county,
also consolidating the acts relative to the Surrogates
courts OF New York and Kings counties; also de-
fning the duties, &C., OF the judges OF the Court OF
Appeals-suOssqusRi5yy RiiyS SSssasag s1saagS passed.
Regulating the rate OF interest charged by pawn
brokers: confirming Ne purchase OF lands by tue
Board Of Education in Brooklyn; making provision
by the supcrntendens OF the poor Of Kings county;
Incorporating tue New York German Pharmaceutical
ss yx n Hss1 sHsS e s ST as pssye sv
pletion Of the sodus Point ana Southern KaTSsa.
VETO MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
tary, returned the bill improving the fordham @ and
Rellam avenue Westchester county, with his oojec.
S On as hs s Of the asa LAM S
proposes 70 reduce tho width Of tine avenue sixty
ieet, returning 70 the owners forty feet.
Mooney, the message and Dill were lad on the
table.
Recess till hai.past seven O'Clock.
Evening Session.
REPORTS.
By Mr. LAwRRScs- Providing for the removal OF
q BY Mp. KIEsNAN-Fora a consideration Of the House
BS Mr. CLARKE-Reguiatlng the ferries between
New YORK and Brooklyn.
by Mr.. Misunderstanding the act authorizing
the New YORK and New Haven Katiroad Company to
extend their line from the Connecticut line to the
New York and Harlem RalrOad. Also providing for
transportation underground In Brooklyn, and to au-
tDOrize The organization OF railroad corporation
therefor. Also incorporating the South Brooklyn
ana Prospect PARK Railroad Company
The bill relative TO the Brooklyn public schools
was passed.
Mr. KIERNAN reported bill TO prevent accidents
at ferries New York: also relative Wh0rVe5
docks Ia New York.
Mr.. JACoBs-Giving Stare aid to the Waikiki Valley
Railroad.
Mr. FREAR--Incorporating the New York Adver.
tising company; also incorporating the Brooklyn
Market Company.
Mr.. CAvANAGA-To protect passengers arriving at
the port Of New York.
Mr. BAMLER the funding BILL making the canals
free, and asked the privilege for Messrs Alyord and
Payne to submit o written report hereafter, which
was granted.
ported.
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OWr.
CLEARED.


Steamship Acadia tBr) Lees, Gasgow-Hendcrson Bros
Wood.
Ship Europa (NG Pichler, Brcmcr--H Koop Co.
&Co.
Bark America (NGl, Roper Bremcn--Unkhart L Co.
Bark Lucy Nickels, Colin, Elzabethpoft.
Brig Macbss, Foster, Cadz Jas Henry.
Brig d Armstrong, Wright, Ponce PR-L W Arm
strong.
Ward. -
Schr Lewis Lewis, Jacnel--Kuuharit Co.
Co.
schr Daylight, McFadden, Baracos.
Schr keoknk, Gates Arroyo PR-Slmpson Clapp.
Schr Annie May, May Jacksonville IN L McCrsady Co.
i Co.
schr Thos Booz, Somers, Charleston Overon Hawkins
Co.
schr W Nelson, Rose, Rchmond-yan Brunt Slaght
schr Crinol.ne Abrams, Baltimorc-S Loud Il Co.
schr Wentworth, Robbins, Elizabethport-J Boynons
Son 4 Co.
Schr Widfre, Bearse, Boston-J A stetsou 4 Co.
schr + Brainsrd, Anderson New Bsdford-Fsrsusou 4
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphls.
Steamer II Massey, Smith, Philadc ph'a.
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be eQuitably apportioned among al American vcs-
sells without distinction winch are employed IN
iorcion traae when they are exposed 70 the conpo-
luton oi the ships and steamers Of foreign nations
Should the bill pass ID Claimed that the Senerai
American shipping interests VIII be greatly injured
Ibe peltition promises to ne numerousiy signed.
A meeting was held on Thursday tor the purpose Of
forming an organization to De called the "oConne
Monument Assoclaron,n the object OF whicn Is the
erection OF monument TO the memory OF the great
!rish liDerator, 10 be placed "a the Park iimotliy
Day was unanimously eec.ed President 81 the t Asso,
smith. Recording Secretly; Mr.. W. U0wilDg Corre-
spending Secretary, anu Thomas Murphy, Treas
ter OF incorpOra ton tor the associaton and another
TO draft set OF bylaws. subscriptions Will shortly
be opened. and those authorized 10 receive them
WIN DO furnished with written certincae signed
BY the presiding orricers. No one Will be permitted
to subscribe more than one dollar to the funa.
Yesterday afternoon the remains Of an unknown
man, apparently about thirty years OF age. OF me-
diom height with sandy hair which had been In the
water for TWO or three weeks was found n0ating IN
the dock foot OF Warren street, North river.
Dr. Joseph CushInan being informed OF The TACT
made partial examination OF The body and 0scoy-
cred deep cash ON the top Of the head, extending
through 10 the skull and some four inches IN length,
ana anoSner cut or iike nature on the back o. me
skull OF deceased nad been fractured, but did not
seem quite sure OF that. Deceased wore q draD
white stripe. and nannel nndershrt. The body
was removed TO the MOrgue, where DR.. Cushman
wi makea thorough examination for tie purpose OF
ascerlalnng whs ther the wounds were inflicted be-
fore after death. In possession OF deceased were
found bottle OF medicine, clay pipe, small ain0uns
OF money, and a letter dated Liverpool, England
written in December and commenced "Dear Dan.n
&c. Tie name Of the writer or to whom the letter
was addressed could not De declphered owing TO
tue letter being wet ana che quantity OF mud wnich
had collected upon 1t. Coroner Scnirmer win make
thorough Investigation.
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FIrzPATRTcK.-On Tuesday, April s. Ross Frrz
PATRICK, native OF the parish OF Drumane, county
Cavan, Ireland. aged 21 Years.
The funeral VIII take place at ST. Conmbaa
church. Twenty-f(th street. where there will be
requiem high mass at nine o'clock A. NJ thence to
Calvary Cemetery. The friends OF the family are
Respectfully Invited to attend.
lF0r Other Deaths See Fifh Fdqe1
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twenty
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, Indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
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Weather Along tho Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.

Aimunac for New Yorix--This Dag.
Sun rises...... 5 81 Moon sets....morn 12 90
Sun SETS ....... 6 81 High water..m IL ~
The New York herald., 1870-04-07

Steamships City Of Antwerp Minnesota and java Liver.
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