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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04

DEATH oP A WOMAN IN RocKETTs.-In-
formation was received yesterday at the
~ Htatlon-house that Mrs. William Ryan,
VINO resided on Main street between Pop
lai aud Highland, had been found dead that
morning III her bed. Our reporter was
promptly on the ground to Investigate the
matter and ascertain rs far as possible the
EuNA OF the whole affair. 1t will be re-
iie:hhrrcd that short time since William
h!"h lh"r huSband) was found drowned in
INC river here. As far - we have gathered
u'e lacls II seems that on Monday evening
GDout dark Mrs. Ryan. who appeared per-
ir''iy well II the morning, retired. About
~ clock She called her servant boy, who
flcl'I IN The room Oh the floor, and di-
ltc'"d nm to 90 10 the bar and bring
ief pint Of whi>key, which he did. She
crank The liquor, and then fell asleep.
Ah"nt ii O'Clock he passed through the
room ana head her breathing very dis
'hctly, and then went down stairs again.
AZ latcr hour lie again visited the room,
'i'd Hia not hear any sound coming from
we hcG. lie went away, and yesterday
morning on entering the room found her
Nc&d, and her infant child awake and en-
9c2'4r!ng TO rouse its mother. He imme-
GF''e!y gave notice Of what he had seen, and
tAe coroner WAS summoned to view the
n'a} but having heard the statements
!naue w various persons who had seen the
;utcea>"d during The week, he deemed an
inquest unnecessary, and concluded that
htrG death had been caused by excessive
"ilhk, and the necessary directions were
gwen for her interment.
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MARSHALL WARD CONSERVATIVE MEET
lSG.-A meeting Of the Marshall Ward
Conservative Club will take place at Spring
field Hall on Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock.
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>, QUALrF1EDIOn yesterday A. W. c, Now
I'm, Es9, qualified before John s. Rady,
Es9k,hotary public for this city, as judge Of
tne county court of Carroll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04

MONROE WARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING
4 mcpr irn:-6 o hc C-o.seryatiye Club Of Mon
roe Ward win be held at st: A1Ban'sRaIi Oh
Thursday evening, May 9Th. Business of
Importance requires full attendance.
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The Bay of SANTANA.

New YORK, May 3.-A meeting Of me-
chanics is arranged to pronounce III favor
of the acquisition Of SANTANA.
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Haurfiariu New YORK.

New York, May 3.-Robert POSTMASTER
was murdered in Bergen City, n. D., last
night by Denis McGrathy, who was al
raStnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04

We learn that the directory Of the Pied
mont and Arlington Mutual Life Insurance
Company held meeting last night, at
ninety days and settle all losses the COM
pany sustained by the recent sad catassro-
Pie at the Capitol immediately.
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EDUCA E30NAL.

EWVVA
-~--ou~-.~-~~~-~-~~-~~~~~
DOANOKE COLLEGE.
J. D. DREHER, COLUMBIA, s. c.
A gent for ROANOKE COLLEGE. His object is to
vel through the southern States In order to adj
vertise the Coll. &c, and bring It's claims and su-
periOr advant 'gcs before the southern public.
Nearly all III, southern States have representa-
tivcs at the College.
College has evidence Of It's merits in the large
number Of students from Virginia In attendance
upon It's exercises, 1t has never before made any
extra efforts to advertise itself IN the South.
Recommend acultv, curriculum, Occasion, &C.,
&c. Expenses quite moderate.
students are publishing Nicrocosm Of College,
Which will he first OF its kind In The South.
Fer further particulars. address the president,
REV. u. +. BETTLE, ID. d.,
Salem, Va, or
the travelling agent ut
my2 Coli m jia, s. c,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.

The following announcements of reli-
pi0us services are made III response to the
proclamation Of the Governor calling upon
The people to observe this day as II day Of
humiliation and prayer III view OF our late
great calamity.
st. P1urs Church. Service at III O'Clock
bv the Rector, Rev. DR.. Mlnnigeroac.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at IL \. VI. and D
7. NJ. ly Rev. DR.. Woodbridge.
s.. J0In'$.-Scrvicc al II =. NJ, by Rev.
Dr. Wall.
81. MGrk's.-Scryicc 1T II 4. NJ. at the
church on Fourth street. and at 7. Nj. at
the chapel on Leigh street.
Grccc-Seryicc al II \. NJ. by Rev. VI.
Baker. Notice OF collection recalled.
NGrchcS.c.->crvicc at II 4. NJ. by Rev.
J. l.. Hammond.
PRESBYTERIAN.
girst Church.-Rcy. Thomas /. Preston
viii preach nj II A. N.
S,c3n&-Kcv. DR.. lIoac ut II a. II.
Ikira.-Rey. William T.. Hill at II a. NJ.
PRAYER meeting nj ) p. VI.
Cmted.-Rev. A. ID. Pollock, D. D., 1T II
y. u.
BAPTIST.
First Church.-The congregations Of the
First and second churches will unite III d.
vine scryicc at The First church at II a. N.
Preaching by Rev. DR.. Curry.
GracC-S:reot.-ReY. y. W. Wilson, &C.
Gently elected pastor Of this church. will
occupy the pulpit ut II 4. NJ.
Le'qh-S'reet ..freachI Il, by. ne pastor,
Rev, J. K. .Gsrlick, at 4 T. NJ. instead of II
A. #. This change is IN" lie 10 avoid con.
hcfins WIN services NJ Jthcr churches.
MGnchcS., r.-Rcv. i, r, Deans mt IL A,
Fow-h.se creek Ulcnrico county).-Eey
=. L. l.. 1iolmeS 1t TX 4. NJ.
METHODIST.
road Street Chrrch.-The Broad-Strcet
nd Centenary congregations will unite il
Services III this church. Preaching by Rev
DR.. Duncan.
Unson Station.-Rey. B. F. Woodward a
II 4. NJ.
7rtnty.-The pas.G- being. suddenl!
called from the city to visit Il sick relative
fhcre Will be 10 service al this church.
oregon N'U.--kev. Robert \. Armisteat
at II y. VI. Congregation ofSidney Mctho
dist church invited 10 attend.
NChoi$Un- StrcCi.-It \. Nj. Rev. RoDcr
4. ArlAi>tead at 7.45 p. NJ.
NHnChcStcr.-I,ey. J. =. Garland at
4. NJ. and l.. NJ.
DISCIPLES.
Sycamore church eleventh street be
tween Broad and MarslalD.-Eev. j. \
Dearborn It II \. Vi.
JEWISH.
IL the Eleventh-N trcet synagogue, ser
Yi'r~ in German ut 10 4. NJ, Rev. 4. :
i@'lclhcim officiating
Services will be held to-day at haiEnast
\. NJ. 1t synagogue kcncsScth Israel,
Key. J.. Jacoby.
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T r. MoUNTCAsTLE, . I .,,,, !, -
sole agent for MUNsON COPPER TUBULAR
lightning ROD, superior to any other In the
market as TO durability, &c.
sry al shorteat notice. spI
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IIESR1co COUNTY CoURT.-The case Of The
Commonwealth rs. John Garfield, indicted
for grand larceny, set for trial yesterday,
was continued until Saturday in con>c-
tmcncc of the absence OF witnesses. The
uenirc was adjourned until that day.
morning at II o'clock, when the calling of
the civil docket will be commenced.
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RICHMOND AND psTERsBURG h. Il. Co.,l
RICHMOND. April "a 1870.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

Il run Us IOUOWB q
Leave Richmond at aAs A. II. and a:5eP. ~
leave Petersburg at 10 A. M. and 1905 IN
Freight and A ccommoda tion traine with passen.
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily AZ
days exceptedl. =. g.sge
The 3:45 A. 81. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:os 7. Nj train will mot leave
Passengers for Norsaik VIM take the $50 p. M.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. .$.,5s
The passenger coach attached to the cosl train
will run ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
| Leave clover Hill ut A. NJ connecting ut
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen-
gers returning will take the 1850 p. ID. tratn CON.
| Meeting al Chester with the coal train:
| THOMAS b. WYHEE,
an23 Superintendent.
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an %

ID edmond AND DANYILLE RAIL-
N ROAD.-CHANGE OF gCHEDULE.--On
snd after WEDNESDAY, December %, laGs, the
pASSEaGER TRAINS on this road viii be run
GOING soUTu.-Lynchburg and DanviHe pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily iexcept Sundayst
at s:ls A. M; leave Burkeville daily except sum
cept SundaYs) al 6:65 p. M. THROUGH MAIL
| And EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ut s:se
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LCTUEE AN.

8. Marks English Lutheran CIayo
.lrccD.-iicv. J. :. Ncitlcr at II \. II. or
&i"hrcw H.: D." How shall we cscapc.'
German Ecdng,AcGi Lutheran Bethlehem
tNlNth StrcC}.-Rcy. Louis Locmer,
pastor, at II A. ".
N.Jollm'S German lutheran Fifth street,.
Services VIII be hclaat II 4. Vi. by the Rev.
Dr. Charles Scho!z.
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FOR TOBACCONIsTs.

r ICoRICh! Haes ! = a
p. & s. STICK.
We have a few cases of this choice article.
j. G.. e Co.
Our friends advise OF the arrival in New York
of 100 cases fresh from the factory. Quality SUI
pcrior.
Manufacturers will please send In their orders,
which will always be filed ut LOWEST PRICES.
my Sim HaRVEYS g. WILLIAMS.
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st. Peters CathcGru9.-Solcmn requiem
mas will he celebrated at $ 4. M. Bene-
dich"n III The afternoon at > o'clock.
Ecqulcm masses VIII also be celebrated
IN r. Mary's Germany and st. Patrick's
churches.
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ITO TOBACCONISTS.

r ICORlCE PASTE, GUMS,
TONQUA BEANS, OIL. &C.,
Swanson hand and for sale on consignorsaccount,
by GEORGE & BOYKIN,
General Commission Merchants,
No. % Thirteenth street,
feld-3m Richmond. Va.
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Naval Statistics.

There have been about fourteen hundred
vessels built in this country since the on
pual list for June 3Oth, 1868, was published
by the Statistical Bureau. Thus is COM
menced good increase over the preceding
two years, and it is stated that the building
of vessels in our country Is daily on the in
crease.
The total expenditure of the Naval De-
partment for the past month was only $780,
600. This includes salaries, repairs to vcs-
sells, etc.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DURE SP RIT s.
CHAMPION VIRGINIA RYE, TX
JOHN GIBSON'S SON & CO.'SMONONGA-
HELA RYE WHISKEYS.
I sm Offering TO the trade q large stock OF these
GOODS VERY Low FOR CASH ~
N. T. WOOLLEY, Rectiasr,
1908 and lsio Cary street.
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The Indian War.

General Sherman has received several dis
patches from General Sheridan. The In
dians have taken possession of several of
the small forts near Fort Sully, and have
made prisoners of the garrisons. General
Sheridan has again started for the fort, and
this time will 60 as far as Fort Sully. There
.aa,y seems to be no doubt that the Indians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04

MEETING or THE CoUNCIL.-Pursuan to
Adjournment the Council met in their
chamber Yesterday evening 1T o'clock.
Present: DANES y. Scott, Esq, U'rcsidcnt),
;IcssrS: Henry Bo,lekcr, George A. Aims
he, j. j. English, John j.. BosScuX, Thos.
t&lcrty, John NJ. Higgins, c. l.. Whit
lock, John i. milford, JOHN II. Greancr,
John II, Montague, Albert Ordway, Viii
nam +, Tanner, VI. l.. Strauss, William
Engll>h, William Davis, +. +. Glasgow,
''lss;am Jenkins, w. II. Scott, +. T.. Bran
Gi;fi, a. ID. CEcste,man.
proceedings Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Several fines imposed by the Mayor for
nnntcntlonnl violation Of the city ordi-
nance IN relation to the numbers on yel!i-
cic> were RENTED.
Colonel trdWay presented the petition
o! Mr. :. Edward Bates asking that he be
allowed the pay CT The City Ensncer while
acting rs such. referred.
HEhdrr bills were presented and ordered
10 he paid.
On motion Of Colonel Ordway, the reso-
hi'lnn "dolted last evening in relation to
registration was reconsidered and amended
80 as to read: - Employ such clerks and
make such other arrangements as may be
deemed Necessary >
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TIVE CHATTER.

The President notified the Council that
Us There was no other business they would
proceed 10 the consideration Of the special
business which had been set apart for the
evenings session. The Clerk (Mr. Howard)
then read the charter by sections, which
were discussed by various gentlemen and
amendments suggested.
Az late hour the Council adjourned,
nayilig transacted no other business of spe-
eial interest.
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LIME.

LIME.
DOCKLAND LIME, 200 BARRELS
IN daily expected per schooner CorYo 800 bar
rels In sore. For sale by
ap23 A. s. LEE.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.

Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, May 3, 1870.
United States District Attorney for
the District OF Virginia.
Acknowledgement Hoar has received let
ter from the son Of Ex-Governor Wells. of
Virginia, in which lie states that his father
will accept the position of United States
district attorney for the district of Virginia.
to be made vacant by the resignation of the
present incumbent (Alr. Beach), which is to
take effect about the middle of June or at
the end Of the present court term. The
Attorney-Generalto-day communicated the
fact to the President.
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DyEING, SECURING, &C.

HAvRE, May a.-Cotton opened heav,
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MRS MARSHALL,S HUSBAND.

What an English Girl has Borne with from
Dissolute Wretch that Deserves 20 be
Punished-Whero IL Mr.. MarsbalIt
Yesterday . young, intelligent, and rsther
pretty-looking English woman, with q sick babe Is
months old in her arms, presented herself before
Col. Peckwell, and said that her nams was Ellsp
Marshall and that her husbands Eame was Thomas
Marshall, and that she has q temporary home I'm
Bleecker street. New York. She added that her
husband Ia dssolute, lazy fellow, who will not
work or support his family That some moths ago no
urged her to lead disreputable life that he might
be provided with money without laborinK himself T.
Shortly afterward he conducted some men equally
depraved as himself to his house, an
together they grossly insulted her, and
her husband beat her In . most fear
lu manner. Fo this lie was sent to the Tombs
Mr.. kellock, Superintendent OF Outdoor Poor
Urom whom she has letter 70 the Newark authori.
ties), effected q reconciliation between them and on
condition that he would support his family, no for
ther legal action vas taken against him. For sbort
time Marshall conducted himself quite we'll, but
after while fell back into his old vices, and again
abandoned his helpless family.
Hearing that her husband was In Newark, Mrs.
overscsr Of the Poor OF Newark for the arrest OF her
husband, that he might be compelled TO support his
child. She said that she was hungry and destitute
sld her child being sick. she could not 20 out to
service, and that II her husband could not be made
TO AFFORD her assistance, her only refuge was the
poorhousc. shc was furnished with mporary
quarters In tile witness room OF the police station
aud In the meantime diligent search Is being made
by ths police for her brutal husband.
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PERSONAL.
Thurlow Weed is in Montreal.

Thurlow Weed Is in montreal.
Chief Justice Cha-e will be at Gettysburg Springs
about the beginning o; next week.
President Grant visited the Normal school Asso.
citation IN CleVelAni sterday.
The Hon. James l.. Orr announces his adhesion
TO the tepubllcau party In south Carolina.
DR. LeonaId Marsh, a Professor In the University
Of Vermont died IN Burlington, W, yesterday.
Roar Admiral 3. r. Lee arrived at Fortress Mon,
roe yesterday aud released Rear Admiral Caarles II.
Poor, who has been retired.
Judge John H. McCunh Of New York was as
sauod by OrNnCemen in CpleTaile durng tho cele0ra
ton OF the Ialsing OF the siege of Londonderry,
Mr.. Frelinghuysen having concluded to decline
tho mission to ngand Prcsifcnt Grant offered the
place 20 Seustor rrumbull, but he VIII not accept.
Tie Hon. Max Moses. the genial clerk ofthe Second
District Civl Court has returned from Long branch,
alter creating sad havoc with tGe hearts Of the la ios
Bishop Conroy Of Albany arrived yesterday In the
Abyssinia from the HcuMencal COuncI, Ald went "a
the AstOr House. big reception In Albany awaits
him.
Mr. John Lennon, an old and much esteemed en-.
ro oe OF ii. q aiiin Co.. whose depatur wa no.
ticcd IA ,ht papcI AZ the lie. aDpelrs among US to-
daV nher a two months sojonrn IN the Emerald Isle.
v" returna hcsty AMI much inYigorated ready pur
sue las aCCustUIutu tsCG.t,Ou.
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Lnnnhan's Mistake Mt the White Plains
Court House-What it Cost.
Yesterday afternoon considerable excitement
created in ffont OF the Court House, White Plains
by abrutal Outrage penetrated by Wm. Lanahan, OF
Melrose, upon a peaceable, dcfeuceless citizen, Mr..
Adam Fischer, German, living at Verplanck's IS
Poiut Lanahan, who has been recognized as one
OF the Mamaroneck rioters mistook Fischer for one
Of the Italians with whom he had been engaged on
Saturday afternoon and coolly walking up to him,
knocked him down, and proceeded to beat him un ,
mercifuly. When sheriff Bussng attempted to ar
rest tho rufaD, be started to rum but the sheriff.
drawing his revolver, threatened to shoot. This
brought the fugitive to ahalt With great difculty
he was taken by Messrs. g. Mills and Benjamin 4.
Dick before Justice Romer, who gave him three
mOnths In The county lail.
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4 SUNDAY LIQUOR STORE xURDsR.


TIE Quarrel that Followed John ReaPs
Funersi Ran making Work fer the
Grave Dirgcr-A Poke In the Eye with
broom Handle.
Among those who followed the remains Of
John Real to the grave on the TIN OF August wss
hicnsel McAloop, alias Monday, . stonecutter, en-
ploJed by Thomas d James Garretty In Thirty -sixtA
street, pesr Second avenue. After he and his
friends had drunk TO excess, the circumstances Of
the execution were freely canvassed and this led TO
. slight alteration between McAloon and Ned
Brady, laboring mss, which ives settled without
any serious dincuty. Brady then retired 70 bed -
he had been informed that
rALoor uAp nApr rupsArs
70 DO him some bodily harm. Ths others Of the
party adjourned 70 the back room OF the saloon ksps
BY Thomas Lussisr, Forty third street and second
avenue.
At about O'Clock Owen asrresty Joined the per.
ty ana, he was very much intoxicated hi. friends
tried TO persuade him 10 70 homo bat be refused 10
do 20, and at bali past 10 ,be barkeeoer. Thomas
She's, elected him, Mssn,ime MeAiesn had return
90 70 MS room, which was over the berroom and,
bearing the uproer, seized broom, broke on the
be Brady 81. .sS%
sin Owen Garretty.
whereupon be rsmmed the jagged end Of the stick
into sheas right eye. and then hastily returned
back and almost hinted as ho exclaimed, I" "McAioos
has pnt my eve out"
Nothing was thought Of the nght, and no com.
plant was made 10 the police. On Monday morning
shea, having entirely lost the use OF his eye pre-.
Ear lnarmsry, Thir,eenth street aud Second avenue
He was told by the surgeon In charge that Il would
be necessary for him to take up tenn
porary quarters a. the hnHrmAry This lie
did on Wednesday morning, and on last Monday DR..
Watts performed an operation making an incision
over the eye and extracting two spiicters over two
inches in length. whose points had evidently en-
tered the brain.
The man gradually sank, became unconscious,
and died yesterday, In his Last words accusing
Michael McAloon as his murderer.
The murderer has disappeared, and with him his
wife and family.
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NEU JERSEY.

Chang and Eng took the train in Jersey CITY for
North CarOlIua yesterday.
The city authorities OF Paterson have ordered
t25,0OO worth Of new sewers.
MIR. Garrett Ackerson, DR., of Hackensack has re-.
The cnlOred voters Of the Thirteenth Wlrt New.
ark VIII organiLe Ilo uD lean CLUB tomorrow even.
ing.
The municipal dirrculties in Hackcnsack being
ended the streets received tlclr "blpts OF nrG"
Monday night, when the public gas was ghtod for the
nrst time.
The Newark City Council refuses to prosecute the
viOlAlDr- OF the Sund ll1nlr Law, unless le Mayor
will rrocl4im hs intention ~ deal witn such
Cording to law
Judge Bede has granted a writ Of cer'iovay+- sd
10 the common Iuucih OF Jrrsy CITY reAtiye
10 their Illegal and swnding proposed puI chase OF
vaiAr Iont Ou the uacAelSaSk saver.
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THE QUARANTINE WAN.
L. this an Opinion Cooked up 20 Cover the
Fletcher's PiraticaI Seizuress

- thfs nn Opfuton cooked mp 20 Cover the
Fletcher's PiraticaI Seizuress
AT the Quarantine Commissiouers' meet
yesterday, President Richnri schell in the chair,
the Secretary read an opinion which he had received
from the Commissoners' legal advisor relative to the
boundary line OF Quarantine jurisdiction between
New York and New Jersey, the point In dispute
being whether vessel IL exempt from QuurantiD
under the laws OF New York BY entering the upDer
bay OF New York by way OF Perth Amboy.
Mr. johnson, the COUNSEL remarked that from the
agreement made between the States Of New York
and New Jersey In 1924, II was arranged that New
Jersey shall have exclusive jurisdiction over the
wharves, docks and imDrov ements made and 10 be
made on the shores OF said State, and Of and over
all vessels aground on said shore, fastened to any
such wharf or dock except that said vessels shall be
subject TO tie quarantine health laws In relation
to passengers OF New York which now exist or may
hereafter be passed. From the foregoing II will be
seen that when vessel passes Sandy Hook from
sea. she enters the waters subject to the
quarantine jurisdiction OF this State Mr. John aop
/. Of the opinion that no vessel entering the harbor
OF New York, subject to quarantine, can come 10
the wharyes OF New York or Brooklyn without un
dergoing examination by tue Health Onlcor, al
though she may have gone to Perth Amboy, and
have been subjected to an examin alton by the Heal th
Onlcer there,
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THE GRBEN FLA0 OF ERIN.
The ~. Patrick LeEion-Progrnmme Of tho
Parade this Morning.

Parade this Morning.
St. Patrick Legion will turn out this morning.
armed and equipped. to attend tho grand Fenian
picnic in Jones's ood. The several battalions OF
the Legion have received orders to take their posi-.
tions on the Washington Parade Ground, 40 as to
be ready to march alto o'clock. The line OF march
is through Fourth street TO Broadway, through Astor
place and stuyvesant street to Second avenue, and
along Second avenue to the Wood At Washington
square the First battalion will take its position on
tho right with Its right resting University place,
and the line extending along Fourth street. The
second battalion will taSc position on the len Of
the First and the Third on the left o. tie secoud,
Tue stan win assemble In Col Green's riding
school in Ilirteenth street, at Q O'Clock, A. Nj.
Tie band will rerort TO the commanding general
(Gen. Iurke) at O'Clock A. A., at Fourth street
una UNIVERSITY place. The Drum M,yor will assem-
BILE the ohhre drum corps OF the Legion, aud take u
position at the head OF the brigade. At O'Clock
the afternoon. MIR. John SAVAGE the only visible
head Of tae Fenians, viii review the Legion snd de
liver Grafton.