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TaE REGISTRY.
superintendent Jourdan yesterday issued the fol.
lowing order re atiye TO The registry to-day:- -
GENERAL ORDEfs--NO q

superintendent Jourdan yesterday issued the fol-
lowing order re atlye TO The registry to-day -
GENERAL ORDEH--NO q
P0LICg DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
800 MULBERRY STREET, May IL, 1870. !
Satan Sma the Is and srscncs the ,A,s Of Nav
instant, are designated by law for the completion
oil tn register Of eecors Tor the election to be held
on the seventeenth day OF May instant.
Inspectors OF gstry ana Elections should ne at
the po Ing places in the several distrlc at etght
O'Clock A. NJ, and continue on duty until nine
O'Clock T.. NJ. Of The 13lh and l4th instant.
During that time both platoons Will be on duty,
and you Will detall member OF your Off platoon
the registration is In progress.
You Will see that all books, blanks and stationery
transmitted 10 yOnr precinct for the use OF the In
spectors oil Registry and Elections are promptly de-
before eight O'Clock A. NJ. on Friday.
10 the end that all communications between the
Inspectors ut the several polling places and the
Board OF Police shall be promptly and accurately
Instrument is In perfect order, and that sergeant
fully com petent 10 work II is on duty during the
whole OF the 18th and l4th instant.
You viii instruct the officers detailed to duty at
the polling paces TO take every precaution to pre-
serve the public peace and order aboat the polling
places and TO Keep the approaches TO the places OF
registration open and un0bstructed, 20 that
ctiz Ems entitled 10 registration may not be
lmpeded In The exercise OF their rights; and you viii
instruct ollcers % arrest ali persons WHO shall
be guilty OF I'll orderly nduct orcommit any offence
supIecring them 10 criminal punishment.
You will be furnished with copies OF q circular
publ shed bY order os the Board OF Police, Which you
VIII dis rlbutc e. the members OF the force under
your command who sha be detailed to duty at the
po lrny places the days OF registration ana
elect on, TO guide them III the performance or their
JOHN JoURDAN, superintendent.
GEORGE W. UILKs, Inspector.
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STATEN ISLAND POLITICS.

There IS much excitement on Staten Island over
the election which comes or on Monday next, and
the various factions are preparing to make good
fight. ColOred men will vote for the first time in
Richmond county next Monday They will, how
ever, have to take the general oath, from which
white citizens areexempt.
At the convention last night held at stapleton,
Messrs. Hageman. Thomson and Mendel were nomi-
mated for ASSESSORS and Thomas Garrett for Police
Justice.
There are numerous candidates before the people
for the election next Monday. The principal local
Office is that OF Police Justice for which Spencer l..
HllIyer AMI Thomas Garrett are the candidates.
There are numerous improvements being made at
Qua, Special police are already appointed,
physlcan's late residence Is being enlarged, and the
steamboat Is undergoing repairs.
The growth of staten Island becomes apparent
when the fact is stated that while $4,000 persons
yelled over the Shore Railroad during the months Of
February, March and April Of tins year, not more
than one-iourih of that number travelled there in
the same period Of 1863.
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THE CrBAS LEAGUE.
The Death Of General Goic0uria Denounced
as nm Act Of Barbarian.

The Death Of General Goic0uria Denounced
as nm Act of Barbarian.
The Executive Committee Of the Cuban League
held strictly secret meeting yesterday afternoon at
No. 1l9 Broadway. Even the members OF the press
were excluded. Among those present were Generals
c. K Graham, NJ. T. Mcmahon, G. w. Darling, Major
Lockwood, Colonies Ethan Allen, Mason and Oakley,
and I. Z. Stewart.
The following resolutions were offered and unan
mousy ad0pea:-
Resolved That the Cuban League have heard with pro-
found and horror of the codbooded and barbarous
murder OF the patriot citizen General Domingo Gocouria
in Havana without trial opportunity for defence
denounce II crime again humanity and cvi-
aon and the crownng Of long series Of butcneree
which shoud receive the emphatic contamination, not OF
the government at least of the people Of the United States
Resolved That tho President the United States be re-
quesed 10 take such be to obtain
from the Spanish authorities In Cuba the body OF General
GoIcoura for nttrment in the land OF his adoption.
Resolved That offer the sincere sympathy 0f tie League
to the wife and 6arnily Of the mastyred patriot
The meeting, after adopting these eresolutions, ad
iOuIue0.
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At six O'Clock last evening passenger from Chi
cago, en- route for New York by the New Jersey
Railroad went out on the platform of the sleeping
coach and sat on the brake wheel as the tram
was approaching Railway. He was requested
several times 10 quit the perilous position,
but he remained still tie platform.
When the train wes at tie Railway depot
he lel between the cars ana was instantly Killed on
the track. lie was n naive OF Germany and
seemed 10 be on Important business. Tie body
awaits Identification at the depot
Another inulvioual was rua over and Killed by
a Philadelphia train, about five O'Clock on Wednes-
day afternoon, between Newark ami West End. The
remains were conveyed to the West End staLon, and
an inquest VIII be heid
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crr.yrp Rrfas.r Nav m f.7a

C0sr OF ROYALTY IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE.--A
London Journal oil the I'D Of May has the following
rep0rt:--Qucen Victoria receives an annual allow
ance OF 900, OF wniCh OF course, the royal
HOUSEHOLDS are TO be naintained the Prince OF Waes
re Gives E40, 900 year besides u revenue from tie
Uiciy OF Cornwall. Amounting TO about $4,000
YEAR, the Princess Of Wales gets 100000 year, the
Princess OF Prussia, fS,0J0; the Duke OF EdlnbGrg,
E1s000; Priucess Louise Of Hesse, $4,000; Princess
Christian, $1,000; Duchess OF Cambridge, 5000;
besides which, nc receives G3,i60 year salary as
Commanders m-Cnef, and pay rs onicer OF regiments
to which he IL at lched. Altogether, upwards OF
half million. Tns, however, IL much less than the
Imperial family cosIs France. Napoleon alone has
an allowance Of q million.
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The PHaEHOC0SmlAa SoCle IY.
Aunivcrsary Orations at the Academy ai
Music.

Auniversary Orati0ns ut the Academy 6f
Music.
The eighteenth anniversarypf the Phrenocosman
Society occurred last evening and was the occasion
Of an oratorcal display at the Academy OF Music.
The parquette balcony and galleries were
well flled, while In each box were gathered
the friends OF the young aspranis for rhetori-
cal fame, who showered upon them unnumbered
bouquets. The exercises commenced with prayer by
the Rev. Dr. @. ID. FUss anu consisted Of addresses
and orations here being eleven Of the latte inter-
spersed with music by The orchestra, under the
leadership OF GrafnIla. Somewhat curiousy tie
Oratlons OF Messrs. M H. and ID. H. Cardoza lsons Of
Judge CardoZa) were both OF a political nature,
whle that OF Mr.. Charles A. Doremls, OF Proics-
sor Doremus, was on 'the BRAN and heart"
Among those VINO achieved a particular success
were the President OF the society, Nathan Clark Jr
In the opening address; Mr.. Charles r. Jessup In
Oralon, 'Eat, Drink and be Merry and Mr.. Victor
ID. Smith, on "Modern Degeneracy,'' bitter denial
OF The superiority OF ancient over modern cvli2a-
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PORT OF sEw YORK, MAY ~, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Dublin (Br) Eynon, Lverpool-John
Dale = ~ ' "
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams Hayana-Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship II Livingston Cheeseman savannah-Livng
ston. Fox 4 Co. lrs, U.
Steamship Saratoga Couch Norfolk, City and Rich
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship Fania. Freeman, thiiadelphia- y Loriard
Ste lmshp chesapeake Bragg, Portaud-J 4 Ames
Steamship Giagcus Walden Bostou--W p Civde
ship Palmer, Low, Hong Kong and shanghae--A A
Low Il Bros
= Bark Martha Eaenann NG) Berg, Cork for orders
Bark Teresa tDutch), Gac Maracabo- Maitland, Phelps
Co.
Bark CienfueSos, Cole Little Giace BayPonvert CO.
Brig sprinSbok (Br, Nash, Biboa } Whitney & Co.
Brig litcoinb, Masters. Maanzas--Ncsmith Il Sons.
Brig Fanny Bitler, Nickerson Elizabehport.
Schr Geo Pe'tis, Brooks, Harbor Island weinberg.
schr NJ ilndslyi speights Nassau-B Weinberg.
Scar 4 small C0e snttee, NS--Snow u Richardson.
ker.
schr ABBY Ryerson, Dennis Phadephia.
hchr Hero. Kelly. Sslem--R w Ropes. * CO.
Wood.
sloop Competent, Smith, New Haven Racket & Bro.
Steamer iiilaera, Leuly, Philadelphia
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DrTsCELLANEOUS.


A THE WEAR AND TEAR OF BUSINESS LIFE.
IA and iaboTs of business life apt to tell
severely upon health constitution Of the ardent
ge,ic business and when the need OF sustaining
agent stimu that only temporary exhl:
aration and leave the system in state of partial
collapse when their first effect has passed OH are
often resorted to. As certainly as IRE leaves
behind IL resiluum of ashes the use OF the
ndulterated liquors Of commerce produces premature
exhaustion and decay. Touch them not. Tone and
regulate the overtaxed vital machinery with Hos
teiiers Stomach B.,ers In that Wholesome elixir The
alchoc clement which is the puiest dcvabe from any
source s tempered by the choicest tonic aperien anti
bilious and ant febrle vegetable extracts and juices 10
strengthen recruit solacc and purify the system the mis-
sion great vegetable spechc When the stomach Is in
healthy the bile COWS regularly the bowels perform
their Office properly and the teeshc bres OF the nervous
perfect working enormous amount or
labor borne without risk or nconvsnience and the
direct effect of the Bttes promote this vigorous
OF the functions upon which the nourfshment Of the
body power Of endurance mainly depend The great
tonic therefor emphacalv recommended
for It's remarkabie srenghenng to ali upon whom
the responsibilities Of life press heavily, and who feel Ike
ianting under the burden Lively appetite: splendid
digestion. elastic spirits and marvellous ity to with.
fatigue among the blessings justly ascbed to the
renovang operation OF this palatabe and powerful cordial
spring and Alternative there is nothing in
the mateiia medica that can he compared with It.
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The Ta,unnny Installation.

Tie Tammany Society assembled last evening at
the great Wigwam for lie purpose OF installing the
officers and sachens elect. The usual foima lies
were gone through with, alter waeh complimentary
soeechcs were made by several OF the worthy sa-
ctsms. An election Tor Grand Sacllem was gone
into but member Obtaining vot IN )u1i TO elect
him Grand Sachern Tweed holds over, according 10
rule. tue ceremonies passed or as usual. guiely
and goou-nature1ly.
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SAILED.

steanshps City OF dublin, Liverpool; MORO Castle Ha
vana; Livingston, Savannah; Saratoga Richmond, &c; ;
Fania Philadelphia ships Charles Marshall, Liver
pool; Whittier Bristol; barks Hobrook, Cardenas;
Hoibrook, Mnntanzas: brig Toronto, Marseiles.
From the lower bay, ships Chrsel Bremen Western
Chief, London; prinz Albert Hamburg barks William
Remedies somerv!lc Basnos Ayrss Eliza wnte Havana
Agea do scrs Lord Of the Isles Marc Harden Lubec
Wind at suurct WSW. light.
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The germ Of the new Germania, the new Amster
dam Of Long Island-Breslau City--which has been
heretofore noticed in these columns IN connection
with the wonderful spirit of progress which has
within the past year or two marked the history of
that section place OF much future promise, VIII
be formally dedicated on the first Monday IN June,
when the corner stone Of the Town Iiaii will be
lald with ceremonies becoming the ausplctOus
occasion. About 1400O lots have already
been sold by the Association which has
the disposal Of the tract for the future city
OF Bresau in hand, and twentyfour dwelling houses
are now nearly completed, Whine fifty more have
been commenced. A corps OF surveyors have been
for tine past engaged in laying OUT the Streets
&c. Governor Hoffman will deliver the dedicatory
address, and several other prominent gentlemen
have announced their Intention to take part IN the
ceremonies, which Will be much Of ectut auoDg tile
Germans who contemplate settling there.
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First plstrlct A.sI.tnnt Aldermapship.

Tammany Hall Convention wes held at the Van
derbilt House, corner Hudson aud Hubert streets,
yesterday evening, at seven O'Clock. WIN. Kennedy.
OF the ~ sc ward, was nominated and elected chair
man. Walter Joyce Of the Second; Daniel +. Finn Of
ward, were elected secretaries. Terence Duiy, OF
TIE Fth ward, was unanimously nominal d for
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r.mmnny Hall NIeeling--Thirteen,h Ward.

In response TO circular call the pariors OF The
walton House, Grand street, near Norfolk, were
crowded by citizens OF The T'hirteentl ward last
evening ior the purpose OF perfectng arrangements
calculated to urge upon the favorable attention OF
tie committee OF twenty-five OF Tammany HAll the
Claims u Timothy j. Canpbed 10 Tie NOMINATION ior
Alderman on lie general tcket. Colonel Alexander
H. stewart preslied and Moses Mer iach act ID as
secre asy. kesO ulions complimentary To Ar. CAMP
bell Eere adopted, and connitIec OF ibjIty, neajed
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GIVING Them the Cold shoulder.

Mr.. Roswell ID. Hatch has declined the nomination
for Judge or the Court OF Common Peas rendered
him by the antLTammaDy organizations
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Captain Ellsworth, OF the Twentieth ward, has
been created Chief Clerk Of the Excise Board. The
penalties established for violation Of the law are as
foiiows-For setting without license, 500; for sell
ing 70 minors Indians, without consent OF their
parents or masters, $50 Tor each offence; for selling
10 Intoxicated persons, $25; for selling on Sunday,
twenty days Imprisonment. The fines ere TO be
paid TO the County Treasurer, TO be applied 10
the fund for the maintenance OF The poor Of Kings
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rammany Assistant Aldernes

YummNmy AssSbs3ut AsucfMOus
The following regular Tammany nominations for
Assistant Aldermen were made last evening"
Eighth district, Hewlett Odell; Eleventh district,
III omas Mulligan Twonty-n st district, william ii.
Mcta thy; Fifteenth dstrsct William idttleheid;
nv el th distict Edward Costello; Seventh district,
joan Hampson: First district, Terence Duty.
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CITY POLITICS.
Making Up the slate-A Difficult Task with No
Definite Completion additional
Nominations

II having been noised abroad that the select com
mittee OF twenty-five. appointed ut the Convention
On tuesday evening last TO complete the Aldermanio
STATE to meet yesterday at noon In the oAce OF
Commissioner Tweed there was, Of course,
AN IMMENSE GATHERING
OF the hopeful candidates aud their frenls In front
OF the offices at the corner Of Broadway and Park
place. The stairs AND hallway were also crowded,
and TO the unintated passcr by IL apparent that
some
UNUSUAL COMMOTi0N
was going on. Me Muller. from the First ward
chatted with party OF friends, all very earnest IN
their manner and hopeful In their expressions.
Near by stood Tim Campbell, as PLACID as II ne
had seen the drama OF "Mazeppa," taking with Gas
Meter lnspes tor Jonn Byrne and one or TWO other
fiends Just a oye them, on the stoop, was George
Mitchell as handsome as evcr, chewing v.gor us.y
on a quill t0olhpicK, and eyiuensy tranquil IN his
lld as TO the OF the meeting, as lar as he was
concerned. Several other OF The candidates we're
presen,, buf all In evident tribulation.
INSIDE THE BUILDING
was the usual concouTse OF office seekers augmented
by large number Of The satellites OF the candidates
waiting TO catch the first whisper OF good dngs for
themselves CT their friends BY degrees
TIE NOMINATING COMMITTEE
arrived, and when all the wards were represented
tie doors were closed The committee comprised
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by Mr. Isaac wells. was scec'el 70 walt upon the
Cuny MI M TO cary out the oD ect OF the I'M eiinL
Addresses were made ~ Wilnam y; Tray,
inatiav Jud g Edward J. ShandIeg for Sherfr was
onercd BY MARSHAL TooSer, and adopted amid pro-
tf0.ted ,hcernx
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MAAHaTTis's lQuGs SHOPS

"HSFo " HhsAeJ IAHItS~NcpursB 10 SEptrEn'
tendent .JOurdan.
In compliance with an order OF Superintendent
JOurdan the police have made q careful census OF
places where liquor aud beer are sold, with aud
without licenses. The following figures are the re-
suit They are given by preclncts:--
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Personal Notes and Observations.
EThe visit to Europe Of Mehemet Tewdk Pasha,
hereditary Prince of Egypt, is decided on.
John w. Rand, alias .Jack Rand" the bank rob-
ber, ia fifty six years old and d remarkably good
looking man.
It is expected that General Fleury French Minis
ter, win shortly leave ST. Petersburg and return to
Paris.
Prince Christian of Schleswig .Holstein, attended
the meet of the queens stag hounds IN England on
Easter Monday
The republican Senator's have contributed five
dollars each for the purchase OF present Tor the
young son Of the Vice President.
IL IL announced from Maine that Governor Cham
beTlain has consented to allow his friends TO use his
name as Il candidate for denomination.
The birthday or Margaret Fuller Countess D'Osso)
will be appropriately Celebrated by the Woman's
Club In Boston on the 23d inst.
Mr.. William Cummings has been married to the
widow oil Colonel Charles j. Rogers aie proprietor
Of the Boston Journal. They leave Tor Europe this
week.
marriage is arranged and about to take place in
England between the Hon. Frederick Hanbury Tracy
and Miss Wilmington, daughter OF Sir Thomas and
Lady Wilmington.
marriage is arranged, and WIZ take place early
brother to the Earl of Eglinton, and M s. Bron-
wynne Williams, youngest daughter OF Colonel
Peers Williams.
author Of u pamphlet which has recently appeared
bearing the tit OF els Canon Doilinger IiereticY' ~
Wflttf, VINO Warmly ucicuuSs ccCieSidSbfcs
has incurred the blame Of che General OF the Fran
ciScnn5 at Rome.
AS mark OF respect to the memory Of the late
United States Marshal Joseph b. Keyes, OF Boston,
who figured In the fugitive slave excitement several
years ao, The sessions OF the UnIIed Sta ca Courts
adjourned on Monday. The deceased was an ell
cient and popular officer, and leaves many friends
to mourn his loss.
The annual graduation ceremonial OF Edinburg
University took place two weeks since, when the
degrees or d d. ana LID. were conferred. Among
tie gentlemen upon whom the degree OF d. WAS
conferred was the Rev. Enocn Miller, independent
minister of Halifax. Among the LIDS were Sir
| COin Blackburn OF the Queens Bench,D Char les
Murcnlson. OF London, and Dr. William Wright,
first assistant in the department OF Manuscripts III
! the British Museum.
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PERSONAL INrELLIGEyCE.

Promiress Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Rev. o. @. Watt, Of England, and John !. Ai'sopp'
Of Mexico, are at the Brevoort House.
Rev. DIR. Ingersoll, Of Buffalo, and Captain W. d.
Johnston, Of stamford, are at the New York Hotel.
O. A. Burton, OF Burlington, VT, is at the Grand
Hotel
Colonel W. p Warren, Of Troy; Charles Burk OF
England; Surgeon Baxter, Of the United States
Army, and General Van vaulkenburgh, OF China, are
at the Holman House.
VIM. Hassenkamp, OF Paris, and Colonel j. B.
Eaton, OF the United States Army are at the Abe
marie Hotel.
Senator Fitch, Of Nevada Senator J. s. Morrill,,
OF Vermont and General Hill, Of the United States
Army, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel J. L. Graham, OF Flushing, and ]. J.
schackieford, OF California, ale at the Everett
House,
Captain J. NJ. Townsend Of the United States
Army; Lieutenant d. A. Pratt OF the United States
Navy. and Professor r. W. Wright Of Pennsylvania,
are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Colonel J. W. Collins OF the United States Army;
Jndge sudler Of Maryland, and Rev. F. Stockton,
of Newton, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Doctor A. G. Mackey, Of Charleston, South Caro-
lima, Is at the Irving House. |;
Colonel Samuel Med. Tate, OF South Carolina
Robert Redford, OF Montreal, and Judge Theodore
Miller, OF Hudson are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
General Martlndale OF New York; J. @. Rives, A.
c. Ordway (Sergeant-at-Arms), and A. NJ. Clapp, or
Washington, are at the Astor House.
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SHIPPIN G. IN E w S.

Almanac for New York This Day.
Snn rises...... rs Moon sets... morn 4 Oh
Sun sets. ....... z 0S High water. morn 6 Al
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TIE COLLISION IN The HAHpaR.
The Route Of the Sound Steamers and the !
Responsibility Of Their Pilots.
NARRAGANsET STEAMSHIP COMPANY, !
~ A ,.at~n nryrnrap,a nrItov Muv j lsro

NAERAGANsET STEAMSHIP COMPANY. !
MANAGING DIaEoroR's OFFICE. May H. ls70.S
To THE EDIToR HERALD:-
article appeared this mornings HERALD, entitled
the Waters Edge" charging reckessness upon
officers of the Sound leaving their piers,
suggesting that biegsation Is needed pre-
vent further Outrages by these men,"
menting severely upon the collision between
Bristol the bark Commerce. The facts the are
truthfuiy forth In the ocla statement
tain a. q. Simmons, OF the Brso and his pots
willing submit their statements body of
nautical knowing that tneir verdict would
acqual of the BrIstos officers My officers have
careless To
thousands OF valuable lives and millions OF property,
they and feel their responsibility enclose you copy
oi the statement referred TO.
JAMES FISK, JR., President.
STEAMER BRIsreL, May 10, I7d.
The Bristol left pier 90, North river,
minutes past 1--WE O'Clock this afternoon When the
tug having bark In tow heading the bay blew
We then rung The bells 10 stop and back and again
blew whistles, but receyei no response. The third
time that two whistles blown the ting respond
ca two and started ahead, rs be had been
stopped We received whistles from the tug that she
stopped, 10 signals until after had
the rd The steamer Brsols stem struck the bsrk near
the chains aud siapced OF. Had the tug answered
signals and kept her course there would have een no
collision. The wind eastnortheas and raining at
the time. A. q. SIMMONS, Commander steamer Bristol.
ID. g. KEESEY, First Pilot. Y. -.
THOMAS q. COLLINS, Second Phos.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS

Joseph Bayer, barber by occupation, was ap
pointed yesterday interpreter Of the Police an,
Justices Courts at salary Of 81 200 per year. TIL
place created by recent act OF the Legislature.
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Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving th port will
please deliver al packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht feet.
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An order was promulgated by the Chief OF Pol ice
yesterday setting forth that the following gentlemen
have been appointed Surgeons Of Police:- Joseph
Creamer NJ. d., Eastern District; Daniel E. Kissam,
M. D.. Western District.
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promjuent Deparfures,

STR William Cole, for Kentucky; G. $. q. Zowskl,
for Toronto; Colonel Pomeroy, for Pttsburg; General
W. Preston and General s. b. Buckner, for Ken
tucy, anu Count Coloano, for Washington,
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Weather Along the Coast.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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A -PHELAN &. .COLLENDER,
"A. Manufacturers OF standard
AMERICAN BILLIARD Tables
WaTerooms aud O1ce
No. TSS Broadway, New York.

A HOUSEHOLD WORD
a. BUY your Chirs, Glass Cutlery Silver Plated Ware and
EDWARD d. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute, Astor place.
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KILLED ON The RilLsna.

mber on places Tor the sale Of liquors {, ,ss5