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pert OF NEW YORK. NAY Z, 1870.
CLEARED.

steamsh,p Malts CEr), Mcdonald, Liverpool via Queens
Southampton -oe rchs & Co.
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy Galveston Key West
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston IA Morgan
Steamship Lodons, Hovey, New Oreans--C II Mallory 4
Steamship Mariposs, Kembe New oresns-H B Cromwell
Baker.
Steamship San Jacluio, Atkins, savsnnah-wm r Gani.
steamship Huntsville. Crowcn. savannah--n Lowasn
Steamship Louisa Moore, salyear, Newbern NC-Marray,
Steamship Isaac Ben, Bourne, Nonox, City Point ami
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DcPhlips
s,eamssip FaDia, Freeman, Philadelnhia J Lorlard.
u Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, new Bedford-Ferguson &
ship Fayorita Green,nan San FrancivcoDsastonI < Co.
= ship Frnz Albert tNG). Meyer, HamburgFunch, Edye 4
Ship ohrlste CyG) rrledriehs, Bremen-H Koop& Co.
, Bark queen or scots OBJ, smith, Antwerp Whitney d
Bark Panne (sr) shel. Havana-Peabody, Willis Co.
Bark iiobrook Lcavlt Cardenas FRET, Son & Co.
BARK Evening Star (Brl, Miller, st Jaso-Waydei Co.
Brig Julia Kelly (Br Knight Barbados-Miler Hougb-
Brig Juno (Br) williams, Port spain-Jonss & Lough.
KITE KITE sas1s s0ppsy Soney e. aonshon
sclr W Bolmes Wood St Martins, VIII A ya.able &
schr chas Dennis Hodgkinsop, Nuevias-Jouas Smith i
schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Hamilton, Bcrmuda-A Alb
bott.
schr " Bee. Chester, Galveston-C II Mallory 4 Co.
Schr II Joues, Fakenberg Fernandna Abbott
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwce, Jacksonville Brunt
sleght
sc,r Sarah Cullen, Avis, Key West st-Benner, Brown Il
Pinckrey.
schr Wharton, Atkins, Wimington nee II urlbut
d Co.
sclr "A johnson, Masee, Washington, NC.
schr Mott Bsdoii Bedei, Richuond-A ABBOTT.
Schr Cranmer, Crapmer, Richmond-yan Brunt 4
Slaght.
Schr Sarah Cobb Cbester--H jackson 4 Co.
Scnr Justna, Aennlsion, Newburyport- II Brown.
Schr Mansum, Chase New Bedford Ferguson 4
Wood
schr Waterman, Chase, New Acknowledgment 4
Wood
Steamer Mayaower Tufts, Philadelphia.
Steamer MARI, Gruniy. PhiiadeipnIs
Steamer Bit1le, McCue. Philadelphia
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lRMY IwTeLLlGsHCE.
WAsrIINdToN,

WASHINGTON May z, 1870.
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War, and upon
recommendation OF the Quartermaster General,
Brevet Colonel II. W. Ba.chelder, Quartermaster
upon the expiration OF his present leave. has been
ordered to report to General Rufus Ingalls,, ut New
York city, for assignm.n TO duty in the division OF
the Atlantic.
Brevet Major W. T. Howell, Assistant Quartsrrnas-
ter, has been ordered 20 report 10 the Commanding
Geeerai Of the Military Division Of the South for
assignment TO duty.
Surg on w. S. King, United States Army, has been
ordered to report 10 the Commanding Genera or the
Millary Division of the Atlantic for assignment TO
duty as attending surgeon ON officers and their
hmili 5 IN Philadelphia.
surgeon Josiah simpson, Medical Director OF the
Department Of the Cumberland, win, on discontinue
ance OF mat department report 60 the Commanding
General oi the Department OF the East for assirr-
hent 70 duty as post surgeon at Fort NJ Henry, Nd.
Ndptaln George N. Castor, ol the Seventeenth in.
iah'fy, bfeVa5 hrlgader General Julius HAYDEN and
.fe,e' ieutenan Colonel }. s. Colin, UniLei states
Army, have en- retired by the President on account
o. wounds received Ia the service
Breyct Major General w, S. Elliot has been relieved
from duly IN the Department. OF the Lakes ana or
deTel 10 ieJurD TO his regiment
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Pee N SHOOTING IN j-RsEy.

The pigeon shooting match NOT $3.50 side and the
championship, which came OF at Greeenville New
Jersey, yesterday afternoon between Messrs Ryan
and Stout, was Witnessed by g0ody number
OF sports. Although both men are con-
sidered excellent shots betting appeared TO
be In flvor Of Ryan from the start. The
birds were secured In box trap, from
which hey were liberated sngly. az desire /,
by pulling a string. According to the regulations
the feathered victims had TO be shot while the
wing, ami II any escaped beyond the limits ap-
pom ed they were considered common targe g Tor
the ammunition OF outsiders. Alter an exciting
test which lasted about three hours, Ryan was de-
cared The winner, as the following score WIN demon
strate:-
r. AL, !, 0, 0, o, ], l, l, l. ], O,1,0 OIL, 0,
], /, l-l3.
Stont1. l, 0, !, 0, ], 0, l. l. !, III, 0. l, o. ],
0, 0, Oil.
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CRIME IN NEW JERSEY.

Daring Bmrsiary and Threasencd AssssassIA
tion OF a Woman In Bea--A Quecr E>operAent
nnd Extra ordinary judicial Oefssso1-
On Saturday morning, aboat one ocloct4 whuc IL
was st0lining three men entered from the rear sRe
store of Mr. Smith, on Greene street, Trenton, and
breaking open the desk, toDk eighty dollars IA green
backs
TWO OF csse men wcat up stairs TO Mrs. Sch'f ing's
room, ana one OF snem, as MIS-. Schilling sat 10 in
the bed, alarmed at the noise, rushed at her with
knife pointing IL OF her bosom aad snng hsr
with sastlut deaSh n she 10 the least noise IN
other dellbe ely tried to open the irunks In the
bedroom. NJ 3. Sching became RESTLESS ald Inc
robs'er withdrew the knife, pu.ied stol from his
pocket and po nt I'd 1t at the forehead Of the lay
iite boy VINO was IN the bcd with sch iing, awOke
ard made noise. The robbers became alarmed
ara turned To leave. VIII reupon Mrs. Sch II ny
uD loud shrek OF ''muruer,n which sooa brought
assistance, but not In sufficient time to secure the
bur lars.
Mrs. Schng was kept ten minutes in deatnly
terror by the fellow standing over her. She
describes the ruflian moderately tall
Young man. with dark hair, dark eyes,
having on a b acx SIR haC, brown coat ana striped
pantaloons. While thu TWO burg ars were up STAIRS
1n Mrs. semi ing ON tn, other thief was below
rihtng ne desk OF its coEten s.
young man named Woodward eloped from
Trenton with The wife OF a man name Brady on
Tuesday. The husband discovered where the two
were secre eh, aud made an a. sault u ION the
ducer. All the parties were then arrested and
blongh, fore Justice Cuboerly, who IN de the ex-
traordinary dec lon that the man ana wi must
was discharged and the husband bound over 10 keep
the peace.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Totai
There have arrived since last report from points the
Hudson the following barges and canal boatsBy tow
Bele-Barges Pilgrim, John Young Elson, Rahbone,
VIM Mallory, Griswoid, Miller. VIM Cole and others
from Athens; canal boats Petrol, II Lewis King. L
Simmons, Alpha. BY tow boat Amerca-Barges VIM
stemmer, Oregon, II Hubbard G Clark, ID Bcebe, G Ii
Douglass canal bons Mary Forester. II Lockwood Eddy
Traver, & Stripes. BY tow boat ohio-Barge w
Chaplin and canal boat W Davis By boat Austin
Barge A Roberts; canal boats W McMullen and A W
Allen.
There arrived Mt this port for the wSSs sndng May T.
from foreign ports 132 vessels Of which wore
ships, % barks, a. brgs and Al schooners.
There this port yesterday 4sS vessels which rs
steamships, 70 ships, log barks i0s brgs t27
schoones
There sailed from this por. yesterday steamships Eu
ropean ports and l3 for Southern ports.
Marine Disasters.
sCHooLsHrp MERCURY, before reported a. having been
aOat and in tow for New York; to Norfolk in
of the wind changing ESE and blowing
heavy.
SIR CLARA MoBsEAbon 1900 bales of cotton had been
landed rom ship Clara Morse from Savannah FOR sverpoo
ashore on the reefs nj Bermuda, up to the 10Th u fhe
vessel viii be total at The size struck the at
mosphere was very dense that the vessel had teen one
hour the rocks be from the signal stations capt
Gregory all sail set eDteavong southward OF the
island the wins had headed the vessel OF from her east
course the and but the distance from shore
had been iDjscalcuated.
BHIs ALIoE ADEoTT. from DemNaTa for Baltimore. be-
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4 PaAlsAWoRTnV ENDOWMENT.
Mnnfcent Gift TO the People of College Point,
l.. f.-One Hundred Thousand Dollars for
the EJnsatioa Of Poor Children.

Mnnificent Gift TO the People Of College Point,
l.. F.-One Hundred Thousand Dollars for
the EJneatioa Of Poor Children.
Yesterday was an even.fu day IN the progressiy g
history OF The town OF Ctege Point L. l., IL being
the celebration OF the opening exercises OF the Pop;
pennusen lnsti ute in that Place. On the 5th oI
May 1868, the fineth birthday OF Conrad Poppen-
ha EN-. he donatea 0 The town the sum of 500 900
Tor i5 construction OF institution of
earning FOR the adyancem, Mt OF knowledge
and the Improvement oi the moral and social con
dition Gr The working casse,, about 1000 OF VIII m
he had era oloy d IA his factory Ihe corner 8 one
OF The Institute was lad with appropriate cere-
MONIES on Oc ober 10, 1858, I'd now the building s
cJinp ete. PreviJus O. th there was In the vag
no place OF pdblc instruction. ald the children Of
TIE poor classes grew up IN lgnO ance.
Yesterday being appointed as the day for the
opening exere ises, worA was suspended in the vii.
lage, and employers issued prociamailons proclaim
ing 1t general holiday. Accordingly the attendance
was great, the iami les OF the mecaa lcs artisans
AID iaAorers participating in the exercises to The
mum e. of abou 900.
The Governors Island band was present and dis.
coutsed most excellent music. The first address
was delivered by Conrad Poppenlusen, whit h was
followed by a German soug by the college Point
lowed IN an e.oquent Oration, which was credilabie
TO the young oratyr aud worthy OF the OCCASION.
Tnen 10 owed German song from Mozart by the
Luther an chor and an overture by the band. af er
whica Oswald Ottead r.er delivered lengthy ad-
dress III German, which was frequently applauded
At five O'Clock the band.n was thrown olen to the
puDsic for inspection, and al We're loud IN tneir
praise o. the architectural style and mechanical
Workmanship. IL is four stories high, composed of
brick and brown stone, and occupies one or the
most prominent sites In the village, which also
bequeatheI by Mr. Poppenhusen.
Tne population Is mostly German, and Mr.. Pop
penhusen, being possessed OF great wealth, naJu-
rally interests himself In their behaf Tney are
greatly ueyoled to hin, as tney have just cause 10
be, and this institution will ever stand living
monument TO h.s Won b ana generosity. Tie buIld-
ing cost S55 000 aud the remaining $4,000 Is in te
hancs OF trustees, t. nelp delray the expenses.
Mr. Poppenhusen leaves Tor q tour JhrOu gh Europe
month of June.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY s. I87o-TRlPLE SHEET.
schr cAas oransr, Harvey, PROVIDENCE for ElnAbeh.

schr chas orsner Harvey, Providence for Elizabeth
schr 8 S Tyler, Pratt, Providence for New York.
schr Nightingale, Beebe Proy lcnce for New York
sehr sehr Y !, Ely, ssokes, Providence for New York.
ssSr r Middleton Chapel Norwich 70, phhS1delpha Sp
scnr VIM 3 Peek, Bunce. Hartford Tor New YORK.
sshr schr y Ma,l. Hosoes jresnw,eh for ssw york
Scar Belle, simpson. bridgeport for Newark
schr Nellie EoomheId iioob,e, Stamford for New York
schr GodwIn WATERBURY,, stamford for New York.
scchr sschr Mitchell Morria, STAN ord tor New YORK.
schr Charles Hawley, Bennett, Sag arbor for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Wamsntts. Fish. New York for New Bedford
BiigJsd Wrisht, Wright New iork for Hiisooro
scurJ Young Barrett Exabeihport FOR Providence.
schr Madnsascar insco Elzabethport Tor Cambridge.
schr Silver Bell, Bailey, Ell, abe,hport for Boston.
Schr Everelade, LELAND, Els.bethpor for Boston
schr David Russell, Miller, Eiizabrthport for Middle Had
schr Motto, Stafford. El!,abs.npor. for Apponsug.
Schr Mantle, Greene. Ezabcthpor for Taunton
schr Falcon, Wheeler. Eizabethpor for Derby.
sehr Liza Pharo Sherman, Eizabethport for New Bed
schr Predmore. Hart, Ezabethport Providence.
schr q Cummings, Boult Rondou for Salem.
Sebr Zoe. Hall, Rvndont for Providence.
schr Martha Jane Mott, Rondout for Somerset
sohr y ? Collins Gray. Hoboken for Norwich.
Schr Mary Shields Wait, Hoboken for Augusta.
schr DR. VIM Powers, Crosby, Hoooken tor Sew Haven
schr Gen Howard, johnson, Hobokcn for Augusta.
schr Z NJ Branscom Higgins, Hoooken Tor ssaem
schr iielsn Mar, ferris, Aoboken Tor waehsm.
schr franklin Pierce, Hodgdon, Hoboken for Fal River.
scSr cRr 9nna MsrcE Richards New YORK Tor Newport
schr Lamphsre, -, New YORK for New s London. London
scRr Rr Chef ""4 , New York for Vr treenwicn
ehr paSes smh New YORK 'Sr for Hartford
schr Buekslew, -, New York FOR Prosidence
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JlCK SHEPPARD IN SKIRTS.
A Notorious Burglar the Wing from unc
Tombs-Brought Down Just As He Was

"A Notorious Burglar the Wing from Ibc
Tombs-Brought Down Just As He Was
About TO Fly-The Gntekecpcr Wide Awake.
The Tombs from twelve to two O'Clock IN the day,
Is busy scene. 1t is the time when visitors TO
prisoners are allowed admission. Each cell door Is
generally guarded by visitor, who is earnestly en-
gagged IN conversation with the prisoner WITHIN the
cell Thee Wis tors are for the most part females.
Yes erday this privilege OF visiting was made use
OF fora prisoner TO attempt hts escape rom his cell
and twas within footst,p or two OF being sue
cess.
- Ellis, who Is q man with distinguished reput-
atation as Pennsylvania burglar, was apprehenled
few weeks ago in this city, after having peen looked
ror q long time for burglary committed in Penn
franspired that he was concerned In bun gary IN
this city, anu ior his olence he was committed ior
fr.al and aeco. DINGHY cOlDned in the Tombs.
About hall-l asst twelve o'clo;s yesterday morning
Kennedy, the gatekeeper, notccd what appeared To
be woman come from the pft Oh to the outer eat1
Of which Kennedy had Charge in Franklin street.
This person presented the usual Wis tors yellow
ticket given TO the women, but as ii was handel so
Kennedy he had an impression that something was
wrong, and Just before passing into the street he
stopped this person, and ringing the bell nandel the
person over 10 be searched, wien n Was iound that
1t was Ellis attred in woman clothing,
IL IL believed thaL model OF the lock 10 MS cell
dolr was g en 20 visitor, and Key made 10 ~ nc
lock. vist9r yesterday morning must nave
covered Ellis while he changed ms clpthe, and
given him hint When to walk out. THIS he did
and with the result gwen ahove. He was taken back
10 the prison, / aced IA another cell, anJ az lle
prisoner privileges Withheld
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THE GREAT
PLASTER OF THE DAY,
ALLCOCk'S POROUS.


ALLCoCX's POROUS.
The Porous Pssters possess the soothing warming and
sustaining qualities Of the combined pasters Of the dspen
saore An electrician, who grea. experience Of
effects local rheumatism. tic douonreux and deepseacd
and other pains, and in affections of the kid
neys &C., &C., attributes scdavs stimuatve and
painreevlng their electric qualities. He asserts
they the healthy condition equilibrium,
part that being pain and morbid action
He amazed at the great number of beneficial
Indications produced paste He arms that
headache by just bone;
tha. one placed will Mysteries.
dysentery affections Even chronic
tveness he found to be greatly relieved by wearing
the bowels.
We have fifty millions of the pasters they
certified innocent. wonderfully curative BY ALI
Where plaster give relief they fan.
Dr. Valentine Mott Dr.. johnson. OF Hartford and Or.
Myers OF Savannah, spoken OF them highest
terms The great said:-''They
hoped pastersimpe, cleanly adhesive perfect
as artificial supporters of muscles palms,
their mild counterrrsant qualities usually giving
ease" Local weakness of the back. always
benefited, curing lubaso in few hours sometimes
few minutes
In serious heart and chest affections their
absorption or evaporation OF water by which dropy the
heart and hydro.horax have undoubtedly been cured
Dr. Sterling says
For years have been great sufferer from neuralgs
head. found only temporary relief from all tho
various remedies .ha. have tried until applied one Of
Acocks Porous Plascrs into three strips placing
one under each shoulder blade other over
of the back, the past three months have had
scarcely twinge OF the old pain.
Iadvse all who suffer from nervous diseases to
time in making trial of the derful Porous Plaster
A. F. STERLING. Secretary Singer Manufacturing Co.
NEW YORK, June 1865
IMPORTANT LETTER FAoM DR. SAMUEL BARD,
GOVERNOR OF IDAHO.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1870
MISSES. ALLoooK Coz
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greatest service Some time since troubled
with violent rheumatic neuralgia In both of sy
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sincs As remedy plasters fncompara
be have recommended many my friends in the
city Of Atlanta Ca, where reside, and they are loud In
their praise the Pasters having proved equally useful n
their cases as in mine.
SAMUEL BARD,
Late Editor Atlanta (Ga.) Daily New Era
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Principal Agency,
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SAILED.

Steamships Malta, CITY OF Antwerp Liverpoo New
York, and Deutschland, Bremen; Angis Glasgow virginia
Galveston via Key West Lodona Crescent CITY, and Mari
posa New Orleans; acnto and huntsville Savannah
Champion Charleson: Fairbanks, Wilmington NC Louisa
Moore, Newbern Isaac ell, Richmond &c Johh Gibson,
GEORGETOWN, De- Fanita Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset NE.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
ARRIVALS.


REPOETfD BY THE HENAtO STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Calabria Br McMickau, Liverpool April g.
and Queenstown 2h, with mdse 6s5 passengers
tranekyn May 2 t 10 49, Ion IS l5 signazed steamship
Russia hence for Liverpool sane day. lat % 49, Ion a 5
steamship China, hence for Lvcrpoo 6h lat 40 a. Ion 6s
So steamship Iripoli, do do
Steamship United States Blanchard, New Orleans April
o Win Nose and pasaengers to Frederic Baker May
lat ~ so lon Is bl spoke sp Record r from New Orleans
for Liyerpoo 9Th, lat Is 49, lon "a 66 exchanged signals with
steamship Missouri, hence for Havana.
Steamship Virgo, Bukley Savannah May with Yndse and
the lower bay ny fog.
Steamship Tennessee Chichester Charleston May g. with
mdse and passengers, TO II Morgan IL Co.
Bark Victor Nor safversen, Marseies, 90 days, with
mdse, 10 Funch, Edye & Co.
schr Laura Webb (or Deer Isle) Webb Gopaives, Q
days, with iogwood &C. 10 Kuunard Go. Had moderate
weather has been days north Of Haeras with gh. south
erly and eastery winds.
Schr Kehecce Atwood (of narwcb, Doane, Baracoa,
days, with fruit TO Dolner Potervessel Weinberg.
Had nne, moderate weather.
schE Sarah Puryes Jones Virginia May q when passing
the HooS saw and fore snd aft schooner
ashore, with tugs trying to pull them off,
Il len Gnrnor rrInIu
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Fire Marshal Ready commenced an investigation
yesterday'in regard to the origin OF the Gre which
originated in the moulding ana planning mil OF J.
s. LOOMS, at the corner OF Baltic and Nevins
streets, Friday. AZ near as can DC ascertaine IL
was caused as before tated, b, the friction OF the
ma n merry. The engineer scoyered II first about
the fy-wbeel, and stopped the engine He Then put
the huse on, but WAS unable 10 eXtingush the
flames. The total loss by the fire Is over 5000 900.
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PASSED Through Hell! Gate,


Brig Firm Br, Wye Ship Harbor Ms, III DAYS, for New
York, WIEN lumber 10 JED Frye x Covessei to MASTER
Schr Pioneer (Br), Gistt Corvallis Ms, 10 days, for
New York, with potatoes TO A & W Duryea.
Schr 4 u hosrou kely, Georges Bank for New York,
with ish 10 Crocker Heay.
SchT Scotia, Rodgers Georges Bank for New York, with
1sh TO Croc2er Hesley.
schr Helen waite McRae, Calais days. New York,
with lumber 10 Jed Frye Co.
schr James Collins Pierce, Calais for the South after
mackerei.
Scar Minnie Weston samuels, Northport, Me, for the
South, after Inackerel
sch Gen Grant, Barrett. Portland for the South after
mackeral
schr @ Cranmcr Cranmcr saeo for New York, with ice
to the Washington ice Co.
schr Forest Queen, Weavor Gloucester for SOUTH after
mackcrel
sehr Henry Horton Boston for New York, with fish to
Harvey.
Schr Mary Coync, Facemre, Cape Ann for New York.
Schr Torment Fierce, Hyannis for New York.
Senr n "A Wilson, Jay, Wareham for New York.
Schr John w Bell, Morton, Taunton for New York.
Schr Messenger Ifucman, Taunton for New York
sclr Jonas Chew. Phillips, Taunton for New York.
Schr Atlantic, hnowtOn, fal River for Sew YORK.
schr Rowland Rowland, Providence for Philadelphia.
Sehr L. herTck Baldwin, Providence for Philadelphia
port.
Ssh. Ontario, Barber, Providence for Elizabetlport
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Nicholas McLeer was locked up yesterday on a
charge or picking the pocket OF Joseph O'Nei at the
corner OF Atlantic and Hicks streets.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

John Lyons was committed by Justice Demar to
await the action of the Grand Jury, yesterday, for
staDbing Lawrence 0'BIien in the neck.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Twenty-seven barrels OF ale were seized In Bridge
street Yesterday the stamps the barrels being un-
cancelled.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
NEW YORK CITY.
Interesting News Items from the Police
Courts, Public Offices and
About Town.

The following record win show the changes IN .hs
,emperature OF the weather for the past twenty -four
hours 10 comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indlcatea bg the thermometer at Hal
nuts phsrmacy. hERALD Ballulng, Broadway, COZ,
par Of Ann street,
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

District Attorney Morrls will call several Of the
elect on fraud cases IN the Court Of Oyer and Term
ner on Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Rev. Thomas s. Preston win deliver lecture thi
evening. at the Chnrcn OF st. Charles Borromeo
on "lhe IDtallibillty Of the Pope"
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

The health OF Mayor Kalbfcisch IL 80 much i'm
proved that he expects TO be able to resume his
Official dutles tomorrow
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

THE GERMANS OF THE FIRST WARD DO NOT RE
pudiae Nicholas Mu.er-At mass meeting OF the Yer
OF the Fa ward OF the city OF New York heo
No. 0 Green ch street, after series of resolutions nav
been Adopted sustaining the action or our rep
resen,ayes Legislature OF this State, directed ana
pa rights recorded IN behalf OF the elevation
Of tried fellow citizen, Mr. Nicholas Muller, ana
spnrn with ndgnat the idea of repuatng him under
John Wateyer Fred stcinbers, G. f. Cerdes, welbach,
Dick Bargfred, Simon Meyer John Appel r. w Me- or, j.
Dragon, j. NJ. Kohihepp. Gcorse A.. Peter Chr Heoels
George Beck, Dan'l lam, George strnss, Ph: Hohns
mann, Chs. Ecksrt, John Luppod, H. :. Kohincpps
Franz sDurbeck, j. Rnshkamp. John Wahren6ereers
Bern Joachim, Charles Bohn j. G. kimmer, Henry Rein
hard Charles Herzog Hcrm Schultz, George Geota SEP
Roseranz, JAG. Lanke, Her. Snippe Jonn schefe Sc
hey, Cor. Schm G. Robeson j. schade Mmndori V Mat
son. L. y. Muller, H. Diefent ach, q Maidhon pau rogsr
DR.. Gross, f. Bornholt "in FenMser = u,e.enoasos
George ician, Hcrn. Yae5er, Jac Eeinhsrd John Sam
mers, NJ. johnson, Herm hinse W. Del enbach Henry
Muller IT, w Repper, Albert Gerhari II. Schroaer, Ghas.
Muler Carl Keger, Strauss r. BENDER VIM. Weakening.
Frank Schwar r. Rosekranz John WahrenDerger, Frauz
Loreny r. abler JUL Koch, job Meinei, henry flasher
Jac Werner, :. Beck Gu. Haase J Oisen H. a. Ahrens,
Charles koz, DR.. Backman aeorSe Eder G. Besch, Johs
Schrodcr f. Holm, f. wirth J. Pcckers Falbe, j. Ham,
mcr Louis Town, Jurg. DolrInanu s. Goidschmit, II.
Scb,yarts c. Osterhaus, b. Spanhske, A.. Keller Henry
Iiohr, s. todschmdt b. Speckier, Thea Marx b. Daub,
Jac Hansen, kress, j. Wetner, b. ret enry Schrag
A. Koeng, A. Eroth NJ Budke, A.. Muller, H. Schmidt, J. .
Zimmerman, NJ. Gasser Louis Fisher, j. SchmHzef ~
brown. g. schreyer N. Ref, c. D. Flick, Refs, Jr N:
William Kohe, !. Hansen, I. kiese, Kari Boshm.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Professor J. c. Vandermeyde lectured In the free
scientific at Cooper In utute last evening" on
'the relation Get~.ea sgHt and sUund.p
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

The vital satisfies for the week ending yesterday
were as ioows-Deatns IA; marriages. 257; births,
216; stil hlrthS, 45.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
F1aCOKLYN CITY NEWS S.
Items Of Information on Current News In
the ''City Of Churches

Three hundred and Ave persons were arrested IN
Brooklyn iIst week