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FaEsH Savannah river shad received
daily BY Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
street. l5o
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THURSDAY EVENING. February s-THE
LEFFINGWELL in his great specially, TIL o
WIDOW TWANKAY ALLADIN. or tho
WONDERFUL SCAMP supported by Mary
Orleans Stock Company. During the Bur-
lesque, the Old Nursery Rhymes will be intro
duced in new dress. Also. an entirely new
ARRANGEMENT Of SHO0-FLY. DON'T BUD
with the comedy. SIX MONTHS AGO.
Tomorrow friday. for the benefit Of The
Lefisgwell. a. nsN comedy, entitled A VIZ
TIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES, will be pro-
duced. Also. ROMEO JAFFIERJ JENKINS.
LeffineweIl Matinee-Saturday.
Overture at half past seven the curtain will
rise at a quarter to eight precisely.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-Dress Circle and Par
Nv ' Circle 90 cents. coorsd BOX tcsne seat
chairsl. so cents. Private Boxes. admitting
eight persons, $40.
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Jusr reesiFed, the celebrated Lone
Jack smoking Tobacco, Al 5. kaufman
3 Bros, AZ Jefferson street, corner OF
Second, loo
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Patent Improved Monitor a fuel
saver. lzzI
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A Rare Investment.

A Rare Investment.
One.half interest in Cadmus' Billiard
Parlors, Bowling Alleys, Club and Sam
pie Rooms, with five (5) years lease,
moderate rent and promising business.
For further particulars call on or address
c. CADMUs,
1876 Ayers Block, Memphis, Tenn.
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ALL kinds of fancy goods, at Mosby's,
287 Main street. l32 7
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PRlzE candy, at 287 Main street
I32 + MosBY.
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TO the Trade!

IN store and arriving. and for sale at st.
i Louis Cincinnati or Chicago prices. trans
portation added;
20 tierces Lard.
$50 cases Caddy Lard,
100 kegs Leaf Lard,
Also, at lowest market rates:
500 barrels Flour-assorteu brands,
100. 0t0 pounds Bulk Shoulders. Sides and
Hams,
$50 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes,
200 barrels Peach-Blow Potatoes,
100 bags Coffee,
80 pockets o. q. JAVA.
80 barrels Refined Sugar,
80 barrels New Orleans Molasses.
25 barrels Golden Syrup.
$50 kegs Nails,
800 kits Mackerel,
so haf-barrels Mackerel,
rs boxes Excelsior Soap,
so boxes Olive Soap.
800 cases Canned Fruits.
l00 barrels Whiskeys-nll grades,
Together with general supply of
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us By Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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saint ary's school

THE Spring term begins Tuesday, February
i lat. No pupils taken otherwise than Tor
the term. A deduction Of rs per cent. will be
made on ali bills raid in advance ascending to
the terms, within The FIRST fifteen Gays OF the
session. MAh1 II. fOfhf
1S7-I;g Principal.
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school for Boys.

CPRING SESSION opens on Monday. slst
- Of January, at No. 3O3 Third street.
l2s-lss A. ]. HALLE. Principal.
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wOODi wOODi wOODI
Buy your wood from G. 81. johnson,
l22 Adams street. las
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Money 20 loan at sso Main st. 69-t
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n liy 70 y Ss Mes.sSsS 4 Brs.. ssi sais.
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wednesday, asd Of February. 1870

Between the legal hours Of sale. the following
described property, to-wit All the right. title,
claim aud interest of defendant, William W:
TriRg, in and to the land attached to the old
homestead residence Of John TrigR. deceased,
the same containing eighty acres, more OF less.
and bounded as follows. viz: East by plank
fence, commencing at NJ cLemore avenue, run
ming south about four hundred and forty yards
to a plank fence; thence west to Latham's
avenue; thence north 10 McLemore avenue !;
thence east. 90 Mel more avenue. to the be.
ginning; lying in the fourteenth vii District
OF Shelby county, and sold 10 satisfy the fore
going judgment interest and costs.
M. F. BALL, Marshal nj. Q. N:
February 2, 1870 tn IA
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND FOR SALE.
W.T.. HARDIN,
133.10.3 2471% Second street.
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Ifyou want good old Megibben whis-
Ky, 20 TO Megibben a Bro, ISL Main.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

SPALprNe, BrDwELL Il MAcDoNouoH, Propr's.
X. W. NoE,"-.......--.--.Aoting Manager.
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Marshal7s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution to me directed
ID from the Municipal Court of Memphis, in
favor Of Benoni Harris. administrator of Fran
els Lawrence. and against William W. Trigg
and Thomas J. Peirson, judgment 18th day OF
December, 1869 (Sl37 06), besides costs Of suit,
| will sell to the highest bidder. for cash, in
front of the courthouse door of the Municipal
Court. on
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

Once. no. rs Madison street.
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NOR RENT-NEAT COTTAGE; APPLY
h to W. A. WHEATLEY,
L. S-1s7 Bethel Block. Main St.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new M. COHEN, 800 Main st. 7
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non RENT-2o ACRES OF CLEARED.
FVsns Notion land, within two miles Of NJ en-
etc. etc. Apply at tho office OF the w ,Sat,sl
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TOYS in endless variety, cheap, at
Mosby's, PSI Main street. 1921
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T,oR RENT OR LEASE, : THE OAK
Grove. formerly Linde's Park, on Her
nando road. Terms easy to good tenant.
AppIy on the premises NV.
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WANTe.

TTANTEp.-A SITUATION AS COOK;
w Amply at corner Of Jefferson (extendsd)
"a T. ouderdale streets. 1907
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AN ALLEGED HEAVY sWINDLE,

Trnnsacti0n by Wall Street Brokers--Onc
Hundred aud Fifteen Thousand Dollars In.
yolved-The Mayor Of Hudson City One OF
the Accused.
Yesterday afternoon Benjamin f. Sawyer Mayor
OF Hudson City: Samuel Ropes and J. j. Bowman
were arraigned before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson
Market on the charge of false pretence and obtain
ing large sum in bonds by misrepresentation.
The affidavit was made on the 20tn Of December,
by Cornelius w. Campbell, lo6 West Forty.seventh
street. broker Wall street, who alleges that on
October Samuel Ropes accompanied by BenJa-
min +. Sawyer, called at deponents place OF busi.
ness 80 Broad street. and represented that ne could
make from four to i've thousand dollars commission
by allowing them to his name TO effect
loan or $30,0Oo upon $4,000 North Carolina
railroad bonds. shortly after Ropes called
agaWn agan Th up ;, paper n sawyer asas 'a WAS
only form, and requested deponent to sign II. He
signed this and also another paper neither OF which
he had read: at the same time Ropes represented
that ne was In great hurry as Mr.. A. A. shepherd
was waiting for him and wanted one OF the papers.
is an agreement or stipulation TO hold in trust
$ll5 worth OF North Carolina railroad bonds ana
to return the same and not dispose OF them; That
the other paper was order Tor the delivery
OF the bonds to some person VINO deponent
has ascerCained to be A. A. Shepherd; that
BENJAMIN +. sawyer. Samuel Ropes and J. J. Bow
man conspred together to cheat and defraud the
owners and holders Of the said bonds out OF the
same by virtue Of the order so signed and did sell
the same and convert the proceeds OF such sale To
their own use, except small portion which they
have been compelled 10 pay one Colonel Littlened,
the former holder thereof that FOR the purpose or
Inducing the holders OF SAID bonds place the same
In trust in depoEents nands the said Sawyer,
Ropes and Bowman represented deponent TO he
man of large means aud having large sums OF money
to loan all Of which statements are false audulent
Yesterday a preliminary examination was had
when Mr.. Campbell was placed on the stanu ana
testified TO the details OF the transaction. furtner
hearing LIS set for Tomorrow,
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DISASTER AT SEA.

Explosion Of q Geverument steamtug-Scri-
ous Less Of Lfe-Intercsting Particulars.
The gunb0at Maria, which left here on Friday last
in company with the United States steamer Mianto
Domoh for Portland. when on Gay Head on Tuesday
morning at three O'Clock, broke her steampipe and
suddenly stopped ahead or the Mantonomoh before
the headway OF the latter could be stopped The re-
suit that collision between the vessels occurred
and the Maria was cut down to the waters edge
and sunk in fifteen minutes. Four OF the crew
(remen) OF the Maria were lost and the balance OF
the officers and crew. including the lieutenant COM
mander In charge, were rescued by the Miantono-
moh and have returned to this city. The Maria as
a propeller steamtug, and In company with the
Mianronomoh was Oh her way to Join the squadron
at Portland now forming for the naval reception OF
the Peabody remaln ms.
Captain Hugh JONES' the commander OF the tug
had very narrow escape with his life. by jumping
from the tug to the lrOn-clad. The following is o
list OF the lost and saved all residents OF BroOklyn:
SAvED-Lleutenant Commander Miles, Captain
Hugh Jones, Ensign Bleecker VIM. Cutler, Charles
Duvall, q. Brown Sam. Gunther James Fleming,
Thomas Flanagan, Ed. Collins, E. Grlfths and John
Hughes.
LosT-John Burns, oiler; James Cummings, fire.
man; John Cole, fireman, ana Wm Jones, cook.
The lost were below and did not have time to reach
the deck before the vessel went down. The saved
OF the crew reached Brooklyn yesterday morning at
eight O'Clock.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Tarifa Br Murphy, Liverpool via Queenstown
q Franckyn
steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Ii Livingston, Cheesemsn, Savannah Living
ston. Fox 4 Co.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder, Charieston--A Lcary.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer Jones' Philadelphia Lorillard.
Steamship DiriRo. johnson. Portland Ames.
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston-W + Cyoe
Ship Rather Marsh, Melbourne e-R w Cameron
Ship 9 II Soule tBr), sinne Monevideo-S l. Merchant
Co.
Bark Lancashire tBr Lorryman, Baenos AyresJ Norton
Bark Eliza Barss OBJ, vesey, Hamilton Bermuda j
Harvey.
Brig Trial, Leach. Bilboa-Marcal 4 Co.
Brig Edith (Brl Oliver, Pernambuco- G Witham.
Brig Sarah Hobrook (Dan) Borstel st ThomasPenis-
ton a Co.
Brig Hiram AbiF Tirbetts Havana-Mier & Houghton
Brig Teresita (Br) Hill, Cienfuegos-Tucker Light
bourne.
Brig Export tBr), Rawlings Annapolis, Ns-Heney Par
Brig Beauty (Br, Ford St John, Mp Nevius Sons
Brlg Jennie Clark (Br), Roberts, st John, NBHeney
Parker.
schr 9 E Moody, Abbott, Para-Burdctt 1 Pond.
Schr Dragon (Br), Wicks Port Spain-E Smith Co.
Schr Lottie Klotts, Endcott, Matanzas-J Ward Co
Schr W Duryea OBJ, Nicholson, CORVALLIS, Ns-Cran
schr May Morn stetson Jacksonville Bentley, Miller 4
Thomas.
schr Hy Harteau Jones. Key West and PensacolaBent
schr Ida Richardson. Bede Charleston IN McCrsady
4 Co.
schr John Stockton Price. Charleston--NL Mccready
Co.
schr Rhodela Blew, Haley, Georgctown--Bnker Dayton
Schr Fish Hawk Mclean Gloucester-J A Stetson.
Schr q G Acken, hobbe, Stamford.
Soop Emily. Hazeiton, Bridgepor--G Racket Bro.
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TIE AMERIGUS CLUB BALI.

A blaze VI beauty and priancy, a bewildering
maze OF light and color, an intoxicating scene OF
regular and irregular notion and by turns an en-
ltvening and dreamy TOW OF melody filled the Acade.
my OF Music last evening. the occasion OF these as
sociations the annual ball OF the Amercus Club.
TO sum the affair up, it may simply be said
il the diamond ball OF the season. AS was
stated in the HERALD Of Sunday last everybody
who considered themselves anybody were sure to be
at this ball. There were representatives from the
national and State lie gisature, Judges, aldermen,
supervisors the Sheriff, members OF the bar and
delegates from almost all classes and professions.
The decorations consisted simply OF a fine scenic
painting OF the club house and grounds at Green
vic II, Conn, with the CLUB barge, Bassfords dug.
out, "Ihe Eel,n and Shandley's Constitution, and
the yachts all properly manned. The insignia
Of the club In figures OF fire. shone In
n beautiful tiger stood on high pedestal and
glowered at space. The scene as midnight was
peculiarly grand. Viewed from the boxes and tiers
an immense diamond, sending forth dazzling rays
OF brightly coored light, or mammoth
serpent with glittering and beautifully vari-
tinted scales which changed or seem to change
able. IL was grand and Jammed. There was sort
or democratic arstOCracy and arstocratc demOc-
racy. Etiquette and form were 0beyed, but were
not permitted 10 interfere with socability and ell
ticipators III the dances, and al seemed highly
pleased. who was tnereY Everybody and
his wife, OF the dresses; imagine collection Of
the richest IA brics made into all possible modes OF
full dress, aud yet Ia accordance with taste and
there IL s. The moor was admirably managed by
Mr. Hall and his committee while the police and re.
ception committees, under Judge Shandey aud J. L.
Miller, were du nft, aud the ubiquitous and unc-
tious President VIM. M. Tweed, was as lively, as
useful and much looked ior as ever In all depart-
ments.
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A REPUBLICAN PLUG MUSS.
The Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Street Factions Again at Each Others
ThrOats-" Roof" Andrews and
Charley Spencer Pitching In
The ''Blue Coats" Expel
the Belligerents.

One Of the most disgraceful political rumpuses
that ever soled the character OF tine metropolis took
place last night at the republican headquarters,
In twenty second street. where the dlsorganlzed
and smashed up pieces OF the party hitherto known
the republican party met for the purpose OF trying
to heal old sores and organize general committee
to consist OF l59 members.
Long before seven O'Clock q large crowd OF per-
sons had assembled on the sidewalks and in the
halls OF the building in which tie meeting was to be
held and 1t could be easily gathered from certain
remarks that plug mussn ;of the worst kind
was on the eve OF occurring as soon as the
casnlng forces entered the room. To describe
now the room was entered would be an
arluous undertaking, for every one that could went
In some beadforemost and many tunbling one over
the osIer.
Inspector Wang and large detachment of police
nhder his command took possession OF the room
and landing and peremptorlly refused admission TO
tle reporters. as he SAID he had instructions from
the big guns'' OF the Assembly not to permit any
'rhiel amang them takin' notes.n After waiting
To- some time however, listening to the howlings
OF the contestants inside the HERALD reporter
managed to be lifted IN on the shoulders or p0pu.
laf wave, which made rush against the door and
carried IL by storm.
The situation inside presented the most boisterous
and dsgraceiu aspect to the spectator Across the
BODY OF the large hall was drawn solid phalanx OF
"Wet-ciubbed'' policemen, all ready to go In ut
moments notice, while on either side OF this line OF
deaafcallon was the rwenty-second street orancii
ana the Twenty-third street branch, with "KoOt'
Andrews OF the latter, and Charley Spencer, OF the
lOrmer bowiing and shouting at each other Ike
wolves.
II appeared on inquiry that the Twenty second
sueet men had attempted to organize the meetlng
uhder Tue chairinans0p OF General JOhn Cochrane,
put inc lWenty-third street carried the pa L
form by storm, hustled the gallant General OH or II
ana almost or his pins, and were In turn hustled
BACK 70 ihe END ol tho roon where they organized
themselves for war, offensive and defensive, under
the leadership OF Thomas +. Asten.
Ihs Twentysecond street men also organized,
under Ira .. Miller and Mr.. William LII. Decamp,
chairman or the committee OF twelve appointed at
TIC state Convention to decide Who should serve on
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the general committee, vas about to read the re-
port when several members from the Twenty third
street side OF the house got up and objected in a
most bolsterous manner claiming that there were
several contested seats and the committee OF twelve
had right to decide the question over the heads
OF the general body.
This iing regularly opened the siege, which It
would be tedious as well ~ idle 10 follow. Sufllce
IL to say that such low and dlsgraceful exhibition
has hardly ever occurred IN this city. Roof An
drews spoke against Charley Spencer, Charley Spen-
Ger spoke against Roof Andrews; everybody then
proceeded to speak at the same time until at length,
there not being the slightest prospect OF coalition
both parties were gnOminiously eJected from the
premises by the police.
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Sn1ppln8 NOteHs
Tho steamship City OF Baltimore, Captain Jones' OF tho
Inman line, viii leave pier IS North river at O'Clock to-
morrow morning for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The National line steamship England Captain Grigs win
sail pier North eight o'clock
ing for Liverpool, calling at Queenstown.
The steamship Caledonia Captain Ovenstone OF the An
chor lne win sail At twelve from pier 20 North
river for Glasgow via Londonderry.
The Merchants line steamship Crescent City, Captain Nor
ton win despatched for New Orleans drec, three
Saturday, sth inst, from pier IL North river
Marine Disasters.
snr TAYLOR from Liverpool for New York, stranded
on Isle OF Man will probably be total loss The captain
BAHK GALVESTON, from Hong Kong, at San Francisco
29th nit experienced Dec @ hurricane from Sc TO sW
split sails, Ac.
f. with cargo OF rum, went ashore on Bermuda Rect Dec
81 and renamed hours, when she got Off and pro-
ceeded on her voyage.
BARK MUTTER sCHULTZ (NGs Schultz. from Pensacola
pine timber for West Hartepoo before reported got
night 25th Sal Bunches Fords Reef and
after lost and sd Master and part or the crew
reached Key West zsth.
BARK MARY A LOUISA tof New York; Pnrmalee, from
st Msrys Ca for Monteyideo, with of lumber pu.
having experienced heavy gales sraning and
her to leak very badly.
BRIG SOUTHERN Cross tBr, from Rum Key for Boston,
struck West Chop, Holmes Hole at pm 4th INST, bnt
hauled OIL at fA, without damage by the revenue
steamer Moccasn.
YAouT METEOR, which wrecked in the Mediterranean,
has been blown up by order OF Mr. LoriNard
YACHT SUNNysIDY Portland for florida, before
ported wrecked Mt Beaufort, SC, lost both anchors and
they bad to beach her The place where she struck
gucksand which commenced TO bury her. She was insured
for $l2OO.
CAprz Jan s-The bark Princeton from Genoa for New
Orleans has in here caky, and win probably be Obliged
to discharge cargo Tor repairs.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec 25Ths steamship France, Captain
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ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
@ %s s @ DsS
s. OF Nantucket passed steamship Nemesis hsncs for
erpool same day. steamer Supposed one OF the Guion
steamshp Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond, CITY Pon. and
stesm,hip Hattsrs. Bsctwood, Norfolk with mdse, to
Bark Ts%psP ssrtisi csS. % day.. with sail. &C. to
Ssls % spoke bark osDhas siaTrs from New Or:
BARK s Archer o q
1 Sfi @ wsa'ssr 20 crossed 'A'
With s i T o e.
H. Ion SO had :pS ,n %S the
from ssR; split and lost Sails &C. -
vsss sf ss!. s1anss %
Had boi.teroq. wsshsr hsnIe pass.ge "a inst We're up
to throw cvsrSo.rd deck load osxood and haul % shore
Brig John sanderson 20 Br Coulter Old bs1srnor Ja y
70 So spoke Brig Lizzie Merrill from Galveston Tor Liver
Brig Pitt tBr, Locke Bermuda, days in ballast,
to Middleton Co. Had severe gale from Sc the I'd
hides, &c, to l. AcCready 4 Co.
and hs ss = 81
Demarara, consigned to Geo Phillips Collins
Pnssed Thr rongh He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Eereus, Bearse Boston for New York. with
s;s.mshp ASnsnns Rector New BsdoSa w for New YORK.
schr sarh sanborn Machias for Harlem. with lumber,
TO Simpson 4 Clapp.
schr Emma vsri Falss Rockland for New York, with
lime, to II Brown
Schr Mansfield Hathorne, Rockand for New York, with
lime. to j Brown
Schr o Kndbera, Thomas, WAreham for New York.
Schr Burley Saunders, Providence for New York.
Schr g Edwards, Chase, New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Tatay, Morse, New York for Portland.
Brig Lincoln, Merryman, Weehawkcn for 81 john b.
Brig Huron, Perry, New York for Boston.
rhr u tina GAtp ImO 0r
Schr Gov Burton, Gilman, Philadelpha for Boston:
Schr Anderson, Crowel Eizabethport for New Haven
Schr Delphi, Allen, Ezabethport for bridgeport.
Schr Goodwin, Wateroury Elizabethport for Stamford
Schr Hathaway. Cole, New York for Boston.
Schr Mail, Holmes, New York for Greenwich.
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NEW YORK CITY.
German immigration - The Abdallah
Rafle--A Man ShOt-Charities and
Correction - SUBJ Treasury and
Custom House Notes.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature OF the weather for the past tweny-our
hours In comparison with the corresponding day or
last wear as Indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner Of Ann
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Professor D0remus is to deliver the nrst Of his
series OF lectures the Accordance Of the Truths
Of Geology with the Scriptures" before the Young
Mems Christian Association this evening, in their
nah, corner Of Fourth avenue ana Twenty third
street. Those who want TO be instructed, and enter
talned at the same time, should attend.
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Oaih of the Operators.

II is said the operators viii not return TO work
because they have surrendered the right OF private
judgment and placed themselves unrcservedly in
the hands Of their leaders by means or an OATH ad.
minlstered as follows
You do soernny in tbs presence Of Almighty God
ard these tnesses that you will make with
members OF this League that, fosaking
corporations and individuals will If necessity requires
and services disposal Ut
of The Tcegraphcrs' League, SO help you God.
me members also subscribe 10 The following
pledgc:-
b, do hereby acknowledge that having become n vol.
unafy member OF the feegpers Protective League and
made cOgnizant with its objects and Intentions
myself By solemn oath TO bear allegiance
league and do hereby pledge sacred honor that
will aid In whatever be required the advance
protection Of its members and obey all such
promulgated through the proper ocea
sanctioned by the vote of the circuit Of which
member.
Section dvc OF article nine OF the constitution also
provides:--
No shall be ut liberty TO leave hi. regular duties 70
in other town or CITY, under orders from any tee
graph company, without having prn received PERMISSION
Lom ths Cbiei Operator
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SAILED.
shipping Notes.

Steamships America, Bremen; Moro Castle, Havana
Livlgston Savannah Saragossa, Charleslon Saratoga,
Richmond, &c.
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SHIPPIN NG N E w S.

Almanac for New York-Thls Day.
Sun rises. .... 725 Moon sets. So. eve 10 AZ
Sun sets. ..... 4 40 High water. morn II 90
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Collector Grinnell stated yesterday that he pro.
poses to make a change IN Castle Garden In regard
to emgrant baggage TO save delay. deputy
cashier will be stationed there and when the bag
gage Is examined and dutiable goods found they
viii be at once appraised and the emigraDt may pay
the duty without detentiou and even without leav.
ing Castle Garden.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY s, 1870.
-~<~-~~>~~~~~~~~-~~~~
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.