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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE OF PROVISIONS IN THE
i Charter of the city % Nashville, viii hold an
election on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER oath, for
the purpose of electing Mayor, Aldermen and
0ouncilmen for the ensuing municipal year:
FIRST wARD-Election at the Jail-Judges, C
g Harrison, r jenkins and Chas Robertson; Re-
ceiver of votes. II H Hammer; Clerks, W H Cal
hoan and W Moore; ] A Steele, Magistrate.
SECOND wARD-Election at the Work house
Judges, W Woodruff, Noah Crane and Nc
Tigue; Receiver of votes, W q Townsend; Clerks,
i Sloan and William Widener; P MeTigue,
Magistrate.
THIRD WARD-Election st Colonnsde Build
fng-Judges, W W Miller, James Collins and
Robert McLane; Receiver Of votes, W Horn
Clerks, Gus Brown and VIM Carsey; Bas-
kettle, Magistrate.
FOURTH wARD-Election al the Old Theater-
Judges, " Freeman, j W Mccullough and Hugh
Heverin; Receiver Of votes, d Swami; Clerks,
Leo Anderson and J lobe Brown Pat Walsh, Mag
istrate.
FIFTH wARD-FlectiCn at Hook and Ladder
House-Judges, Thomas Calendar, James HEX
nan and Warren Jackson; Receiver of votes,
Knowles; Clerks, Henry Nelson and ] Hill Eak1n;
Csssetty, Magistrate.
SIXTH WARD - Election at Jones Stable
Judges, George Bolton, Fleshman and NJ
Jones; Receiver of votes, DR. Pulliam; Clerks,
VIM Mccain and L Dews; DANES Haynie, Mag
istFate.
SEVENTH WARD-Election at Rusts Corner
Judges Isaac Paul, W Clemens and Jacob Mill
ron Receiver of votes, n COrbltt; Clerks, h
Hanley and Vim Kerr; Paul Magistrate.
EIGHTH WARD-ElectIOn at Fireman's Hail
Judges, NJ G Cotton, A V W Alley and Wn
Mallory; Receiver of votes W K Dale: Clerks
r A Campbell and Melvin Barnes; VIII Wilkin-
son, Magistrate.
NINTH WARD Election at Engine House
Judges, John Ebberhardt, VIM Maskee and
Jas NJ Mclaughlin; Receiver of votes, A Harsh (;
Clerks, Jacob Kuhn and John Tardif; ? L Al
bert, Magistrate.
TENTH WARD-Election at McCabe's-
Judges, Robert McEwen, Geo J Hooper and
W billiard; Receiver of votes, James Ryan;
Clerks, W Kellogg and JONES' Martin
KerTigan, Magistrate.
The polls will open at O'Clock in the morn
ing and close at ?. N. Judges, Receivers and
Clerks holding SAID election v III each be paid
s.. JAMES II. BRANTLEY, City Marshal
Septl6-1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2, lS70.-I certify that have
used various stomach and tonic bitters, but none
have given SO sure and speedy relief as "Cotton's
Southern Star Stomach Bitters." As tonic and
gentle purgative nothing ever gave me so much
relief in SO short time. The bitters cured me Of
q very violent cold in twenty four hours.
IL w. X. MCAIIATER.
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Thomas H. Malone, Solicitor for Comppnts
sep2 1aw4t Fridays ....
In Chancery mt NasbyIIIe-No. 6

In Chancery at NashviIIe-No. 6s4s.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. once Clerk and
- Master, Chancery Court st Nashville, April
the 9th, 1870 Francis L. Newsom, complain
ant, vs. Randolph Eewsom, ct ais, defend
ants.
1t appearing from afidsvit filed in this cause
that defendant Randolph NewsoEa Is 4 non
resident of the State of Tennessee; 1t is there
fore ordered that ne enter his appearance
berei4 before or within the first three days of
the next term of said Court, to be held on the
first Monday in October next, 1870, and plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing eXparte, and that q copy of
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Ameri-
can.
A oOpy-Attest: NJ B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
]. G. J. NJ. Gaut, Solicitors for Comprnt
sep2 IaW4t FRIDAY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23

Nominated Candidates for
the First Ward.
For Aldermsn-J. A STEELE.
For Councilmen-W. q. PERRY, Z. WOLF.
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Nashville and Chattanooea
r A IL r O A D

NGSASAO auu OHGIlduOSS
r A IL r O A d.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Day Passenger leaves Nashville Rt-.-.-9 AS A n.
DayPassenger arrives at Chattanooga st 10 P. n.
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at. s:I5 ?. n.
Night Passenger arrives At Chattanooga 80 A n.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga At. ...3:45A n.
Dsy Passenger arrives at Nashville at. i 80 P. n
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at. g 80 p.
Night Passenger arrives at Nashville at s 90 A II.
ShelDYViile Accommodation.
mot on Sunday.l
Leaves Ne1nVlue .--....- .......--.... SsoU p. n
Arrives at Nashville. .................. 9:55 A n
Night trains run daily. Day trains daily, Sunday
excepted Both trains connect at Chattanooga 70
Rome, Atlanta and al principal Southern Cities.
Passengers for Washington City, Hal
ttnROre, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, as well a. all points IN East Tennessee
and Virginia, make direct connections through By
taking the 8 rs F. n. train out Of Nashville.
THIS Is TIE sIs.szxT. R0OES FAST,
and tie only dieec. rOate to the South aud South
east ) ..-4 -.
Passengers for McMinnvfIls and Manchester,
Winchester and Alabama or the JazpeF b Auch Bail
roads, take the Day Train.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further infcruiA-
ton, apply st City Transfer Office, Maxwell House,
and at Chattanoogs Depot, Church street.
at JNO. ". THOMAS,
WI DANLEY, Gen1 supf.
Gent p and 7. Agent. spr24 II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23

NASHVILLE, Jan. IS, 1S70-I have used " Cot.
toms Southern Star Stomach Bitters, )" and as a
tonic and gentle purgstive, have never found
anything better. W. R DALE
Capt. Fire 90. No. 3.
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FISK AND GRANT.

The Grant subscription 40 the Raw
Inns Fund-Fisk's Reply 10 the Au-
tnOrized Denial that Gould Paid
Grants subscription of One Thou
Raud Dollars.
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EIGHTH WARD-ElectIOn at Fireman's Hail
Judges, NJ G Cotton, A V W Alley and Wa
Mallory; Receiver of votes W X Dale: Clerks
R A Campbell and Melvin Barnes; VIII Wilkin-
son, Magistrate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23

NASHVILLE, Feb. 7, Is7G-T had been suffering
severely for about week, with painters cholic,
when l got bottle Of "Cotton's Southern Star
Stomach Bitters," which entirely relieved me.
Unhesitatingy pronounce the bitters the best med
icine for the stomach and bowels that 1 have ever
taken. VIM. 7. AUTEN, Painter.
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SEVENTH wARD-Election at Rusts Corner
Judges Isaac Paul, W Clemens and Jacob Mill
ron Receiver of votes, n P COrbitt Clerks, II
Hanley and Vim Kerr; Paul Magistrate.
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I'm Chancery at NashviIIe-No. 6,4s7

U. NJ DONALDSON, Sheriff.
sept9d1awIt Friday, Sept 9, 16, %, 81.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15

President ~ the United states No 1882 who rep ortsd
thereon t..rolah O,lonel j. j. Albert ami Lieutenant
Coions. W. TurnbulI, Of that bureau, VINO SAIL
"We sbink the plan as prop o ny Mr; OhiIs pIuc-
ucA lie, the beng an abundant ~ ply oi va % VA
me summit / Ke alone, al q ron othef ,, = es
below lt: al that no 9th n route ~ 20 aueq VI ~
supplied with wa er, and tnat the work co III
be done at the anlunt stated upon
his exposition OF qnaDti les anu iabor.
The large interests III by us IN the Nicaragua route
have hdere all projects for expo atiJns 10 DIS
cover new routes OF communication between the
Oce ms OF reaI importance to u and they have Ie
cpyed our earn st Dnsider tol; II we desire To
a. te as the resu Of our steady attention to th
subject for upwards OF twenty years, that, 80 far
our knowledge extends no interUceaulc pass hls
been discovered waich W s not known to the old
Suanarus q their cattle hunters u I'd was used by
the Indian inhaD ant, OF the Continent In times pre-
csdins them; and they were not barbarOus people
las tne gnlceDt ruins OF their cities TESTIFY to his
day., but O people who have LIT very mpor-
tsnt evidences OF active communication VII h
Central Anne ica both fr m the North and the South,
the conclus on whicl Is avn is not unreasonable,
that no new route win be discovered.
The elevation or the summit level over Nicaragua
is only l53 feet above the two oceans and not 800
feet, as your journal states IL Is healthy from one
end OF the line 10 the other; 1t is comparatively
clol country, being swept by the constant trade
WIND Its beauty Is prJverbial, aud nature has fur
nished ample means TO provision ships with cattle
and the fruits o. the SOIL
Thanking J0u for your courtesy, / remain, &C.,
your obedlent servant, JOHN E. BODY.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
RECEPTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 81.

The first public reception of Public School No. g.
In 15th street. Harlem The last Of the public school
buildings erected in this CITY, and one OF the finest
as well as the largest took place on Friday evening"
The reception, which part0oK more OF the character
or an exhibition than anything else was very fine
affair and gave q most pleasing and nattering show
OF the proficiency Of the pupils, and was In every
respect eminently satisfactory to the parents and
friends OF the pupils and Others, who attended IN
large numbers. The capacous school room In which
the exercises took place was, In fact crowded 10 s
utmost capacity. On the platform were seated
Messrs Lawson N Fuller John Straiton, school OFF,
GERS; Colonel Webster, Mr.. Charles Place and other
well known friends OF education, comprising the
leading citizens OF Harlem.
The programme Of exercises was lengthy one,
and comprised mainly Rotations, declamations
dialogues and collOquys in which the boys OF all the
various departments participated Masters OGlady,
Burr Strerd, How, Leonard, Arthur and Roleton
acquitted themselves particularly well. The dia-
logue Of the 'Precocious Spetler," by Masters
Wood and Leggett was very ceverly DONE
''Worth Makes the Man." as recited by
Martin Coll Leonard and Burrit was most capital,
and elected the heartiest applause. Subsequently
brief aud excellent speeches were made to the pup Is
by Colonel Webster Mr. Fuller and others. Mr..
Straiton announced that the pupils OF the grammar
ago, and that the superintendent had of1cl
ally reported that the examination mad not been
excelled 10y any similar department IN the city DUR
ing the past year. He then read the names oil
eghy-four boys entitled to semi-annual certificates
For the marked proficiency shown by the pupils OF
this school great ere Ut Is due 10 Mr.. jacob 5. War
has held the position OF teacher In tne
Twefth ward for thirty-two years. He is
warmly beloved by every scholar and all VINO Know
him, and shows all the vim and ACTIVITY as well as
zeal in profession he did thirty years ago. Much
credit Is likewise due to Mr.. Charles McGreggor,
teacher OF the supplementary class, In which are
ny the pupils preparing to enter the Coll cge or
New York, and to Nj. Sidney $. Randall teacher OF
the first grade. Both old and refined teachers.
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schr Iou's,an,A, Wait. Erabethpor, for Providence
nchr Alfred u Howe, u ls Enabethpor FOR Boston
scnr Rachel Jane, Cooke. Elzabehpor FOR rovijence
Schr Aliien knowei EiizabethporI for Providence.
schr McCloskey Crowe, ElizaDethport for Salem.
schr Isaac Rich, CroweIl rliyabethporl for Boston,
scnr Harre. Lewis, 1ayor lszabehpor for Providence
sehr warford spragne, Elzabeihport for Wsrren-
schr Adela'd. smith, tiizabehpor, Sag Harbor.
schr sirout. Beaze, Ezabethpo-t for Bangor
Schr j Lane Hatch, Elizabethport Tor Providence.
schr Eliza, Hale, Elizabelhport for New Haven.
schr Eliza Cowel. Nye, E,aoethport for Boston.
schr Knight, Every, Ellzabethport for Noston
schr Maria Barber, Elizabeihport for Westerly
schr James Bradley. pradley, Port ohnso, Hartford
schf T. AIcuierus, Gregory, Roudou for Beverly.
sehr J Tay or, sledman, Rondont for Providence.
schr ' Tyler, Pratt Rondout for Hartgori.
Hchr Ontario, Barner, Rondout for Proydence.
Schr Frances Berrett Rondout, for Providence.
sehr Jas Parker, Sr, ndoul for Pawtuckei.
Schr Union, Poland. Rondout for Cam rhlgepor.
Schr John Wright, Hadwn. Rondout for Hartford.
scnr Empire, Baker Ron tout for Providence.
sehr Hattie coombs Jameson kondout for Prov,dence
schr Delaware, Snow, Rondout for Boston.
schr Charger, White, Ronront for Salem.
schr Jane Maria, Bushne l. Rondout for Norwich.
Schr Jas Maaee. Lynch, Rondout TOR Middleown.
schr Mary Fetcher, Tracy, Rontolt for salem
schr Henry Clay, Tracy, Rondout for Boston
schr Mary Anna, BuI MS, Rondout TOR Norwich. .
schr He.peras con;sry, hosoken OGa for Portsmouth,
schr Ambassador Fletcher, Hoboken TOR Bos.on.
schr chr y DAILY Mansfield, hoboken for Boston.
schr Potts, Davis Newburg for Newport.
rchr sarah Jane, Fordham, Newbnrg for New Londofs
s sehr Julia Julia , Martha, pir, New York for Portland
schr 2 Church, clifford, New York for Westpor-
Schr Il Dewitt Chase. New York for Bedfor.
Sr cSr Pssr,ne Sidney New for ssgord sta
S Schr Challenger, Terry New York for New suliok.
Schr Wallace, Allen New York for Gloucester.
Yacht Tidal Wave, Com Voorhs, from New YORK, on q
cruise
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tIGgIa DsTRICT CIVIL COURT.
The Rights of the COmm0n Council.

Before Judge William J. Kane.
TIE Mayor, de-, cs. The Second Avenue Railroad
CoDapang-This was an action broughtt) recover
penalties prescribed by sections one and twenty
seven OF chapter lyfour or Revised city) Ordl
nances OF 1860, for obstruc.ing and encumoering
Hixtythird street between First and Second avenues
with cars &C., during the month OF March last.
The evidence showed that during the period COM
planned Of and for long time prior thereto, the de-
PENDANTS had been in the habit OF keeping some Of
Their the track for hours and sometimes days.
and that snow plough and several cars which were
out Of repair had been permitted by the de
fendans to remain there for several days
CONT. no lsly-andt.at defendants had, in fact,
used tiis street as II 1t wera their private
property. The de endants CLAIMED that they had
the right TO lay the { ack IN question and use The
street IN the manner they had done by virtue OF a
resolution Of the Common Council OF which the
following is copy
suhoed and they are hereby authorized to lay down and
use turnous switches and side tracks extending
from the track In Second TO ana al their
property sxty,hd street and Sryfourth street, be-
Judge Kane held that this reso ution did not in
terms or by Reasonable construction, authorize The
defendants to use te track street III question in
sany other manner than Tor me Urinary transit OF
their cars 10 thsir property; that the Common
Council lad no power to permit the defendants 10
use street except for tia, purpose. ana that II
the resO utlon gran ed to the defeDGants the right
" occupy he sue as Gained by them IL was uiGra
U.reS aud void. Judgment rendered for the plain
uf1S Tor amount clam d and costs.
Notice to the Bar.
The criminal calendar OF all causes not disposed
of and also the new indictments to be presented by
the Grand Jury Of the April term up to this date viii
be called in the United States Circuit Court, before
judge BENEDICT, on Monday. at eleven O'Clock De-
fendants with their counsel are expected TO be pre-
sent without further notice. All bonds OF defend
ans not appearing viii tnen be forfeited.
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CEAN STEAMERS.
| Destination.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY II, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Pennsylvania (Br) Thompson, Liverpool
Steamship City Of Brussels tBr). Kennedy, LvspoolJ
Dale.
Steamship Calabria tBr, McMickan, Liverpoo-C G
Steamship Australia (Br) Hedderwick Glasgow
steamship Dorian lBr) Small, Gasgow-hsnderson
Steamship Rhen tNG), Meyer Bremen via Southampton
Steamship Perelre tFr, Duche.n.. Havre-G Mackenzie
Steamship Wilmington, Cole Galveston via Key West
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Capp, orleans--h Crom.
Steamship De soto Morton, New orleans-Livlngs.on,
stcamshp United States Blanchard New orlcsnsFrederic
steamship Mercedlta, sarkey Fernandina Florida Rail-
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson savannah-w Oar
Steamship Montgomery Fairclo,h. savannah-R Lowden
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston--h Morgan 4
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin Nevbern, NC-Murray,
Steamship Washington, Wallace Newberu-Thomas.
steamship SiAg.r. slstsman, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship knight, johnson, Georgetown, DC-Phihps
Steamship Volunteer Jones. Philadelphia Lorillard.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-W Clvoe
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, new Bedford-Ferguson d
Snip Intrepid, Lloyd San rrsncisco-C Comstock Co.
Ship L Sturges, Lnnekln, LondoD-E Aorgans Sons
Bark Willy Rckners tNG>, stot, Hong Kong and shang-
Bark 3 Ii Wstjen NG, Deetjen, Bremen-B Lung a Co.
Bark John Zieson, Fckets Gibraltar aud Cadiz-krunel
Bark Lady Milne tBr), Bergord Quebec Requa Co.
Brig Jennie Marie tFr, Hervi, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Lewis l. S9urcs, Horton, CadL-Trpper 4 Beatte
Brig Fortuna port, Borda Jr, Oporto- -hagemeyer
Brunn.
M srs Eqt FsSs moidont, sssees Fren.eras Waesisr
Brig Cole tBr), Jones, Guanan anamo-Waydell & Co.
Brig jeremiah Clifford Cardenas-R r Buck Co
Brig Jas Rachford Br), George, st Johns, NFCrandal
Bertaux 4 Co.
Brig Leona (Br), Tingley Dorchester Mp Nevius 4
Sons.
Brig valero (Br), Murray, savanhah-Bret, Son \ Co.
Brig Dirigo Colin, salem--E Talbot d Co.
scbr Arubs Br, Schultz, Queenstown for ordersMddle
ton 4 Co..
Schr village Belle Rowe. Jacmel-Brett Son 4 Co.
Schr Rover (Br) Barnett, Hamilton Bermuda-D McCo.
Schr Horton (Br), Asxtin st Johns NF and Twethgae
& QeWof. 49,
Co. fssssf'aa,T
schr Reeves Brennan, Norfolk @ z Staples Co.
Schr r l. Kenny, Kelly, Norfolk-C STABLES 4 Co.
schr W Gesner, Egbert, Rshmond.van Brunt slaghs
Schr White Sea, TAYLOR. Boston-SW W Lewis 4 Co.
Schr Wallace, Alen Gloucester
Schr Orion, Winters New Haven Racket 4 Bro
Schr Salle Burton, Scoheld Stamford.
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia Hand.
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ARRIVALS.
Rssasrrp ny THE HGRALp STEAM r


oasenstowS xsh, with ana 1855 passenger. TWJ
assSy sSy1 1s.S s.b
pSpsa % o @ II Is
(of L9gson, do; stn passed Cunard and NC steamer
Steamship Columbia tBr, Dumbrect Glasgow Aprri 80,
son Bros Had moderate weather Throughout May passed
ship Faith Of Liverpool l2'h NG steamer and bark Speed
es 4ss,s ~ ss,:: S 4. rgss
s:ssn.hp Gen Meade Sampson, New orle;0' Nay
.r E s n s 18th n
Steamship Fairbanks, Howe Wilmington, NC s6 hours
"a BARK Veren tESh Hprccht Newcastle, SO days. with
chandse Funeh Edge Co. Took the southern passage
Bark Dover Joi WimInsten De,, stiphen, Malaga, ss
1ssse srcns NV .nd sM winds a AA'
d. s. Gle, &C. psssi
Had variable wsn!her M s,,o,or eo Jamaica 8. With
g Hs s..
rs Brig M sa.on I'D cresn Arroyo Pr Is days. with moa.
been days north north OF Hstefas 'A' 'A''
Brig Earus Tool.eheI, Darien. Ca days, for New Ha
schr Franklin Treat of Frankfort, Me Wood Barsco.
The s' .shr G.mecost (sr NcSsr.on NYork
Ser s no a s 0aS aad o
and y would have made % a s.TacS. s lat S9
Has been days north Of Hatteras with light winds and
schr Sarah Hoffman Cor Philadelphia, Hoffman, Glen
faegos days with sugar to Fowler Jovaysssei to Jas
sage; s" was days Of Hai.srss.- "'.''''
schr Henry Whitney, Perkins, Savannah days. with lum
$ ssSS = S5ss,.ss si ssalqs. sy ylrsln,s s,,,
sssT sssr !9ansSa sTa Gdassa. xs3Vi1 Virginia
scnr Partridge, Snow, virglns.
schr Sarah Levina, Anderson, Virginia
hT hr R:p fSsa s%oS po DC
b. o so as.an
schr Berris,, Lander Baltimore for Hiadle.own
% os.on eA s1 a M G.S e.
The brig carbad from cadiz, is consigned John Hess
4 Co--vesseito Geo Bulley.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Welcome Home Or, Hatfield, Windsor, Ms for New
eSr B. days. New York. with
lumber to Simpson Clap -,
ssr w a0S % days. for Ne"
sehr Rosns Camminss, JonespOr, days. for New York.
schr Victory, Higgins, Ellsworth days, for New York.
schr John sponord, Hawkins Fall River for New York.
@ 1ia Philadelphia
schr Henry Eemssn Allen New London for New iork
| schr Thos Jefferson, Fox, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston.
Bark Bas Ea aqs for Se 'HI
Brig Tompkins tBrh Taylor, New Yofk for st Johns,
Brig Randolph Payson Br Eldridgc, New York for Sand
Brig Bosewny tB BartlIns New York for shelburne. Ms
Brig sss En- GSrhs S.N ssw YORK xors or % g os sIo
sc6r J Delan. Howard, Virginia for New Haven,
schr Mary Frances McAndrew, Philadelphia for Bridge
schr Gust Martin, Trenton for Hartford.
| schr sunbeam Mcqueen, Trenton for New London.
schr II Delauater, Let's, Washington, ~, for Bridge
| seir Senator, Burr, South Anboy for Norwich.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
SAILED.

Steamships City Of Brussels Calabra and Pennsyvania,
Lyerpool Perere Havre; Rhein, Bremen Australia Glas
Geo Cromwell and De Soto, New Orleans Mercediia Fer
nandna San Salvador and Montgomery Savannah Charles
ton, Char eston; Ellen Terry and Washington Newbern
Volunteer, Philade Ihia Dorian, Glasgow
l3th-Steamship City OF Mexico, Vera Cfuz, &c.
Wind at sunset WSW light
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
FArSl RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A coachman twhose name did not transpire) in
the employ of Joha b. Dunham, residing at Pelham
vile, West.hester county, while attempting to cross
The track ol the New York and New Haven Railroad
In wagon was struck aud insanity killed by the
locomotive OF freight train yes eiday forenoon,
completely destroyed the horse escaped unin-
iureu. Tue Coroner v AZ notned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
EMICEArI0y.
Great Innux Of Foreigners During the Past


Over nine thousand emigrants arrived at Castle
Garden during the week ending yesterday. This is
large Importation though not greater than reached
here during corresponding period last year. In
May, 1869, the total number OF emigrants who
landed was 55,4l9. the new Commissioners have
entered upon the performance OF their duties with
considerable zeal. The committees are nc I've, and
pay particular attention 20 the details OF tins nm
portant public service. Toe arrivals during the
week, tn the names OF vessels on which they
came and ports sailed ir0m are as follows:-
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The naonalities of the emigrants are as follows:-
Ireland, 1855; Germany, 2.452; England, 1925;
100; other naonalities, 474 Total, 90l7. The above
statistics from the Office OF the superintendent
ard general agent Mr.. Bernard Casserly.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Metropolitan News Items.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours in CON-
parlson with the corresponding day Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Building, Broadway corner OF Ann street:--
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ukI1tp STATES cemnIss OVERS OFFICE
Charge Of Attempted FrnHd.
Refore Commissioner Belts.

ChOfK6 OF AttGHVttu
Before Commissioner Belts.
z2ss United states rs. kfcioa MyerS-The defen-
can't, who keeps mourning goods store at No. 623
Broadway was brought up yesterday, charged under
. ction "A OF the Bankruptcy act with having with
In three months before going into bankruptcy
pawned ana otherwise disposed Of his property with
intent to dera Il his creditors. His labilitl
amount 10 several thousand dollars, The p aintiffs
N the pr sent suit ella ming only sky dollars. Fur
ther hearing OF the Is adjourned to the lsh at
eeven O'Clock.
Charge of Making Fnlse Internal Revenue
Returns.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Us. christopher Rtsley-The de-
fendant, Wall street commission broker is charged
with having made false returns TO an assistant as
SCISSOR OF internal revenue. The case came on for
bearing before Commissioner Shields, and aJ the re-
quest OF The dtfen ant was postponed TO Wednesday
next at ten O'Clock