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The New York herald., 1870-03-25
PROPERTY OUT or TIE CITY EOR SALE
or no RENE.

A LII WANTING FARMS 600 ACRES, GOOD SOIL,
II nd ciimate mica south Of fhlndel his; price only
ssb per also improved Farms. The place IL growing
rapidly than any other place In the United States
eousands settling. Address q. H. LANUES, Vine
land n. j.
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A FIRST CLASS FULL SIZED HOUSE-FoUa STORY,
"A high soop brown stone. elegant order, bh
Murray Hill (lo sale extremely cheap with or wtho, Fur
ni.ure. W. y. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
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real ESTATE TO EXCHANGE IL

LrOR SALE or EXcHASGE--THREE STORY AND
high stoop brick House IN Brooklyn newly furnished
nil improvements partly encumbersd Inquire at 23 RAy
mond street, brooklyn
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RIO LEr-AT NEW ROCHELLE, TWO STORY FRAME,
SN9 c.rnsion sx - carriage house, plenty OF fruit;
three quarters OF mile from hew York aud New Haven rail-
rosa S1001 AZ Madis0r, ~ J fne House hour from
New York city, Morris anu Essex alroad all improvcmeuts
two carriage house, fruit and shade; @i.6Ji A.
Rdge~ood, NJ " furnished two story and atic necessary
oubudngs; plenty o. fruit aud shade $500 month or
1OU per Eest MogicheA, Ia L. story and attic -
hne frt shade; n necessary outh ndn Long
Island railroad; s-U0. .. o. BfNNEf " Cedar street
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VERY FINE AND DESIRABLE THREE STORY
n high soop brick House li9 Forty giAth street between
sixth and Seventh avenues al Improvements, es5e Ap
ply premises to owner, store 80 Nassau street.
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AT RuTHERFuRD PARk-CHOICE LOTS AT THE
~ station for sale by the Mount Ruherurd Company Ap
ply 10 R0BT. BLAUfELT, i57 Broadway, rear basement
OF r. II. BAEEoWS, Superintendent, Rutherford Park.
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To LET FURNISHED, IN NEW ROCHELLE AND AZ
s,elen Island, ferry hsh and healthy two elegant
brick Villas IL rooms larg. gardens fruit and shade viewa
OF city an sound stables very moderate Ia
qare al DR.. Eiio,ts once, ~ Union square.
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A HEALTHY COUNTRY CorTAGE-REST T3o-
Il Near uuon Course station, H. L. 10 rooms barn. arg
garden, choice fruit we'll Apply COOPER, prenses
address box la51 New York Post Office
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no LFT--A HOUSE AT ORANGE, II MILES FROM
New York. two from depot. I've ncyes; fTni rent 80
partially IdrnLed 40 anuum, payable quarterly Ia Ad.
Inquire al 81 Wesi Yweniy -lrst street.
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4 RESIDENCE AT MOUNT VERNON TO RENT
"A FOR or three ycare cght acres Of Land contain
orchards and other fruits barn and other out
buildings forty inmates from city by New Haven raj
road Apply TO JAMES o. HUNT, IL Leioy street.
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"A ssesine nnid'ngs la0 feet trent, l0J feet deep,
large rental Nor 203 30 See diagram posted
ngs Terms TO suit. lngurc Of W. Il. COOk la Macdou
gal street, before IL a. NJ.
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JERSEY CITY, nOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

VOID HI3u RrNTs.-rOR CHEAP HOUSES ANr
n Lots easy tasis within fvs mr,tes' walk of the
ferry apply scOTTS real estate agency Newark street
Ho0oken, NJ.
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no LEf--AT CRAWFORD, \. g., II MILES FROM
4 New York on Central Railroad Of New Jersey me
dim sized House, 10 small family that vii board Inc
aud snsl family. Address call GEORGE q.
TOTEM
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!ToR sALE-HoUsE NO. CLINTON PLACE, SOUTH
Brooklyn; house is trimmed with white marble; has
marble msgtels and water Mxb5, lot 100 viii sod
cheap. Apply TO ths owner, JAMES ROSS, No. William
street, near Van Rrnnt South Brooklyn.
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&Q E00 FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN. Z. D., THE
SD.OU cheapest three story high soop and subcelar
deep; minues walk from Roosevelt Dvi-
,ioD ferries easy lnquirs of b. BUHCHAM
70 Wilson street.
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E1oR RENT-IN hoBOKEN, SEVERAL DESIRABLE
Houses with NIL tho modern improvements, within ave
minutes walk from tho ferry. For particulars Inquire OF r.
&. DUNN Jr, Agent, room No. 0co Ioboken Land
Improvement Company.
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At SING sING.-FoR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM
a ~ shout 100 here's cheap. Apply toJAMES 3. kAY5ER
g. VI ilam street, room Nos.
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L,OR sALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT At Gro
ton Falls; large house, 26 rooms; BATH heater Cd.
good order barn earriae &c hthoase rru Of al kinds
lsnai dre minutes from, to Lake
only $ss0o0 VIII exchange for city Properly
W. ]. BARNES 80. 4 Pine street.
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L'OR SALE-GoOD INVESTMENT TWO NEAT
Houses, minutes frotu Staten
island; tagged walks; 4Gc4 tor both; rent $3.50.
pArElN 10 Broad
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E'oE SALE AT RosiyN, L. l., A LARGE DOUBLE
House, 10 rooms; Intended for two families; PLEASANTLY
situated on one acre OF and has sabe And will be sot
~ sa,lce; terms easy; price 4.5Uo Address ~. IA.
GEkMAIN Z, box Ia Post olAce. -
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EoH sAlE-a ACRES LAND, BEAUTIFULLY 10.
Gated with water iron, Of about 100 feet Flushing
Bay tha adjoining property having been beahcd
upon by their occupants makes ths very esiIabo price
very modora.e Address j. A. JOHNSON, OF A. Rapel-
yea liz William Itreet.
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ATA sACRlFicE-FOR SALE, AT MOTT HAVEN, N
~ No. location, plain substsutia pa2x. House anc
two lots: grapes fruit, &C. bargain, at t65j; tern
essy Apply to ". G. DEMAREsT, Third avenue, oppos..
l37th street, Mott Haven.
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EHGLEWOOD AND yICINITy.-pISE RESIDENCES
~ Tor sale $4,000 to $bOe few Houses 20 real Choice
Farms for Investment and Improvement
Y. ID. kELL01l u. w. SMITH, rs Broadway,
and corner Dean and Pasade avenues Eugiewood.
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L-oR sALE-FoUK STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT, IN
good order excellent neighborho0d No 347 est Thirty.
second street between Igbh and Ninth Apply 10
JOHN kEfS, 81 Columbia Areet New York.
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rHslcE BUILDING Lots FOR SALE ~
~ N. A. J. LYNCH, " Cedar street.
D Lots on b7th a., between 9th and 9Th
Lots CT 51th st., between Madison and 4th avn
Lots 6ad 81, between 9th and Gatison nj
5 Lots Gu 62d st. between 9Th and Madison
II Lots on fth ay., 5sth nnd 6s;h sis
. Lots on 6Sth 81, between Madison and 4th avs.
Lots on southwest corner OF Madison aDd sClh 81
2 Lots 90 9th Ev. Between SAIL and 65ib ats.
1 Lot 9th av., between soth ard Sis,
b Lots on 9Th ay., between ssh and fth stA.
Lots on ith Av. between s5,h and oTth s.s.
Lots on BIB af, between SD AID s<,h s.s.
Lot on 9th sy., southeast corner OF suth st.
EoR SALEM srY.sEyENTH STREET BE-
ful s.zed brown Store House With side lights finished In
hard wood and In superb condition throughout Apply L.
II. LUDLOW Co, No. q Pine street.
LroR sALE-s1s oco-F0uR STORY STONE HOUSE.
In the vicinity OF twenty second street and seventh
I-OR sALE-Ar REDUCED AND Low PRICE,
House No lu4 West Fhirsyeghth street. four story high
st0op brown s,ouc with dining room, extension size 20rs3
feet; lot Hx Apply TO Il. II. LUDLOW CO., No. Pils
street
TOR sALE-FoUK STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT, IN
good order excellent neigborhood, No. 347 West Thlrty
second street. between tgbh and Ninth Apply
JOHN KEYS, 81 Columbia Areet, New York.
Tor sALE-A THREE STORY HIaH sTooP WHITE
West 1weniy.thrd street
L,OE sALE-ECUsE AND LOT, NORTHWEST CORNER
j. Of Houston and Mercer streets beet location FOR
whoesae uuor store or sporting house In the city Of New
York. inaui,e on The premises from atoaP ".
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0ND0N, Feb. 1880
r M.-COnsols closed at 925s for money aud e2A for
the account. american securities closed quiet and
strong. United States hve-twenty bonds, 1852 8S5<
1865, sSb; 1867, S7%. Ten-fortles, s31s. Stocks
quiet but steady. Erie Railway shares, 211s I'LL.
nois Centrals l1OH. Atlantic and Great Western
2SM.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Feb 1s.--The Bourse closed
firm. Rentes 73f. SIC.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Feb. 1s.-
United states bonds closed active and firm. Five
twenties, 93n.
LIVERPOOL C0rrON NMARKET.-LfvERP00I. Feb. 1s-
IL A. M.-The cotton market opened quiet and un-
changed. The sales OF the week have been 81, 900
bales OF which 1000 were taken FOR export ana 900
on speculation. The stock IN poit Is estimated at
$500 bales, OF which 147 900 are American. The
receipts OF the week have been 5000 bales OF which
Is, 900 are American. The stock OF cotton afioat,
bound here, Is $4,000 bales OF which 2I70o0 are
American.
with downward tendency. Mlddling uplands,
u5sd.; mddling Orleans, 1890. d 1l54d. The sales
OF the day were 10, 900 bales, Of which 1000 were
taken for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.--LIvERPooL
Feb l8-4 r. M.-Breadstuffs declining. Wheat rs.
3d. for red winter. The total receipts or wheat for
the past three days were 5000 quaEsers, Of which
1850 were American. Corn, 26s %. . rs. per
quarter tor European.
Feb. Isl p. M.-Beef, 1885, Cd. Bacon firm.
Cheese firm. Lard declining.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAkKEr.~LIvERPOoL, Feb.
IS-4:30 p. M.-Llnseed OIL, f33 per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDON, Feb. 18-
4:4O r. M.-Calcutia linseed firm. Sugar quiet Ior
per cwt Spirits Of turpentine easier al 30s. 30s
3D., per cwL Linseed OIL f32 per ton.
PETROLEUM MAEKET.-ASTwER ERP, Feb. 1S.--PetrO-
leum closed firm at G03sf. for standard wnlte.
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ARMY lNTtlliG;kc:.

by direction OF the Secretary or War, In Hes
where the sentence OF court marital Involves con-
fnemcnt for a definite period of time, confinement
shall be considered as commencing At the date or
the PRONUNCIATION OF the sentence IN orders if the
the time for its commencement ~ otherwise Axed
by the sentence the court the order promul-
garlDg the proceedings.
Assistant surgeon r. w. Elrcy, now duty at
Fort Columbus. New YORK, has been ordered to
port IN person 10 the Commanding General Of be-
pal tment VI the Platte Tor assignment To duty.
Leave OF absence granted 10 Breyet Lieutenant
Colonel Harry a. Ellis, ffteeuth Infantry, has been
extended To Sixty days. Breyet Lieutenant q. A.
Hartwei, unattached, has been relieved from duty
IN the Department OF NlIgnIa.
By direction Of the Secretary OF War the following
named unatiachei oncefs are detailed 10 execute
duties as Indian agents under authority of the act
OF Congress OF June 80. 1884, ana ordered
10 report 10 the Commissioner or Indian
Affairs Tor assignment 10 duty and Instruction.
BTevet COiOnel H. Z. Bodies, major: Brevet Lieu
tenant Coonel c. q. Hartwcil, captain; Brcyct
MAJOR w. r. Wilson, MAJOR; captain H. l.. Beck,
FIRST Lieutenant ". X. Andrews. Leave OF absence
formerly granted 10 Drevet Captain >. b. Mcl.lt,re.
Second artillery, has been extended four months.
Blevet Captaiu Thomas l.. Aston. first lieutenant.
unassigned, has been relieved from duty with seven
teehtn infantry, In tue department OF virginia, ANA
0ruered to proceed 10 ms home First lsutenans
w. H. Cr0well. unattached. has been assigned 70
permanent duty at Newport Barracks Kentucky.
Upon the recommendation Of the QuarternasJer
Genera, Breyet Lieu enant Colonel NJ. j. Ludln2t0n.
quartermaster, VIII he relieved irOm duty ln the de-
partment OF Missouri. temporarily, by Captain a..
w. Bradley assistant luarteraster aud WIZ report
IN person the QuarterMaster General Tor duty.
The resignation OF Paymaster William u. Moore and
MAJOR J. 4. Martin, assistant adutant general, have
been accepted Dy The President.
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A MAN.Ac ATTACKS A psissT.

German named John Schmidt in the town OF
Ncwtown, who keeps q small store on jackson ave-
nue. about one mile from Hunters Point. has been
ailing for some time and lately confined to his bef
one day last week, while afflicted with q violent
paroysin he escaped from the house. taking with
HIM hatchet On gaining the street he few at q
young girl just passing, ana would have probably
killed her If he had not been caught and disarmed
by some neighbors attracted by her cries. few
days after this he again got out Of the house aud
assaulted q carpenter passing at the time with his
tools, and grabbing saw hit him over the head
with It Violently injurng him. This time he was
again disarmed by some neIghbOrs and conducted
10 his house. On Saturday last hIs wLe, thinking
that he was tn dying state, as ne was fast sink
ing, sent Tor the priest who immediately answered
the summons Immediately on the priests entry
into the supposed dying mans chamber he seemed
suddenly to be lmbued with demon; for jumping
from tile bed he seized m axe and rushed AZ Father
Marco. who could barely keep out OF his way.
CDar5 table and furniture were indiscriminatey
murder the prest. At length. becoming SO enraged
at his want Of success, ne lald himself open 10
attack, and Father Marco dealt MIN blow with
piece OF the broken furniture, which temporarily
disabled the madman and enabled him TO escape
IRON The room. Some haif dozen men were cal ed
H. and after long time they were enabled to.dis-
arm anu tie HIM with some rope; but 1t was only Or
an instant that he was subdued, Tor he soon broke
the ropes. Swapping them as IL they were nothing
was handcufIed anu lodged In Astoria JAIL. The
escape of Father Marco seems TO have been miracn-
lOus Tor ne was III the room full one half hour While
this furious onslaught was beng made.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captains J. II. Strong and J. NJ. Fralley, and Lieu
tenant Commander J. M Miller, have been ordered
to Washington Tor examination for promotion. As
sistant Pay masters Frederick G. Alley ana J. q Bar
ton have been ordered to Philadelphia Tor examna-
tion for promotion. Commander u. X. owen Ia
detached from command OF the Seminole ana
placed on "wailing orders" Lieutenant u. $. Key
ser, Assistant Surgeon +. X. Hartbeil, Chief Engi-
neer John H. Long and the remaining Officers OF the
seminole are detached aud wait orders. Commander
RALPH Chanuler Is detached rom command or the
TalapoUsa on the 30th OF April ami ordered to tue
New YORK Navy Yard. Lieutenant &. A. SchetkT Is
detached from the Saugus aud waits orders. Muster
Wtlllan H. Webb Is detached from the navy station,
Mound CITY, H., and ordered To the Saugus. FirsI
Assistant Engineer A. T. T.. MuiaH and second AZ
sistant Engineer William T. Wells are detached
froIA the Plymouth anu placed on waiting ol de.a
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The meeting OF the New York Woman Suffrage
Association was held yesterday afternoon at No I40
East Fifteenth street. AS no 'horrld men' were
admitted several OF the ladies' managed TO speak
out in meeting' whose voices had not heretofore
been heard Besides the usual attendance there
were present some new faces, despite the storm.
notably Miss Ingalls,, lady farmer, who. holding
that IL Is The first and greatest duty OF man TO I'LL the
soil, has shown her equality with him at least.
Attention was called to the conferrinZ OF the suf-
frage on the women OF Utah, and II was lainented
that the sex had not been permitted to exercise the
privilege more universally.
II was noticeable and very encouraging feature
OF TINS meeting that the absence Of restraint caused
all presen To participate In the debate aud but that
the lady reporters present were especially requested
mot to cal nainesn tney might tell some very funny
stories. The nexI meeting will be at the same place
on Friday next The ladies need not tear any tning
Omlnous II the selection Of this day, as some one
marked that Friday Was not "hangWoman'sn day
though 1t was "hangman's," which would per-
chauce, recommend 1t to those begerent females
who are supposed 10 wish to destroy the whole male
sex.
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EAR THQUAkE.
San Francisco Again Excited-Renewed Ac-
tivity In Roaf Estute-smaii Pattcrn Of an
Earthquako-Tho shocks No Great Shnkes.

San Francisco Again Excited-Renewed Ac-
dvity In Kcni Estute-smai Pattern Of an
Earthquako-Tho Shocks No Great Shnkss.
SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. II, 1870.
Another earthquake visited this city to-day, caus
ing hotels and public buildings to DO vacated
tnstanter. The streets ied with people before
the shock had hardly ceased. Fortunately it oc-
CURED about the time Of recess in the puolc schools
and many Of the children were out playing In tho
schools which were IN session the teachers managed
to keep the children under control though In one OF
the schools the misses created quite panic. The
Custom House was uninJured. but was soon emptled
OF It's occupants. the cracks made by the October
shock IN some Of the older buildings were wdened
little. but no material damage was sustained.
Funeral services were being held in the Washing
ton street Baptist church, ana there was large at
tendance Az the first tremble the pastor ana con-
gregai lon rushed for the doors. Several ladies
fainted but no one was seriously injured.
The old frame buildings on the wharyes swayed
and creaked, but the waters In the bay showed no
unusual cOmmOtiOn.
The shock was quite heavy ut Petaluma causing
the people to vacate brick buildings. IL was also
felt at Sacramento, San Jose and other places.
The weather was clear and warm nt the time OF
the shock.
The sharp shock at twelve O'Clock and thirteen
minutes. Its duration was seven seconds. Its d.
rect1on was from southeast to northwest
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
TslEGHApAlc NEWS ITEMS.

The rolling mill OF Swifts Iron and Steel Works
at Newport KY. was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
heavy snow storm prevailed IN Western New
York yesterday, delaying the railroad trains from
the west several hours.
j. II. Hollester's jewery store at Greenfield Mass.
was entered by two masked men on Thursday night
and robbed OF goods to the value or 81, 00c.
The American Colonization SOcetyis ship Col
conda arrived AT Baltimore yesterday She landed
her emlgrant passengers ut Monrovla, al well.
The total shipment Of specie from san Francisco
since January l amounts to $8,1l2,0oo Including
$1,9e1 900 sent TO New York by the Union Pacific
Railroad.
The steamer Japan, at san Francisco on wedncs.'
day brought over sl,o0oOoo IN japanese gold ard
silver coin from Yokohama which has been deposited
IN the branch mint for recoinage.
John Doan and his wife, Catharine Dolan, on trial
In Rochester for the murder OF william Gates were
yesterday found guilty Of murder III the second
degree.
The Woollen Manufac;urers' Association, in sss-
sion In Chicago. yesterday adopted resolution pro-
testing against any change In the present tarir on
woolen goods
r. b. Hathaway, accused OF embezzliDg funds OF
the Hartford Conn Post once has seen arrested
OF ex-senator D0olitte, oil WISCONSIN,
The Marias river Indians Montana, have quieted
down. They are badly scared since their bght and
fear that the government intend to wlDe them Out.
The smallpox Is still raging amoag them.
Charles u. Kerk, we'll known editor OF Louis
vile, Ky. fell dead In the street Of that city Thurs-
day nient from hemorrhage Of the lungs. lie WAS
aged tntrty-seven.
In the case OF John Lawrence, on trial at Bangor.
Ne. for the murder Of Elmira Atwood, the iuri TO-
night returned verdict Of murder In the arst
degree.
The Chattanooga Railroad BILL apprcpriating
81. 900, has passed the Louisiana Senate win
amendments In which the House will doubtless
concur.
Captain David II. Corson, OF Cape May master OF
the schooner c. Ii. Hand, went out for short walk
IN Providence, X. H. on Wednesday evening aud has
not since been heard from. BE had 81, loo freight
| money with him.
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TENNE EE.

Suicide of q Cyprian-Fiondsil Outrage by
MOb--Inccndiarism and Murder.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Is, 1870.
Cyprian named Annie Morreau, alias Annie
Love, committed suicide yesterday by taking NOR
phine
Ten days ago party OF masked marauders went
to the residence OF squire Walton, near Cohnsvie,
Tenn. surrounded the cabin OF one OF the negroes
and ordered him to come ont. Snspecting danger
he refused, when they fired volley into the cabln
Uounding the negro slightly and mortally Wounding
his wife. They then set fire the house. refusing
TO allow him 10 remove his children the furniture
but, becoming alarmed, they lett before tue flames
reached the inmates. The whole neghDorhood
turned out IN search OF the runans, but succeeded
only In obtaining slight clue TO them.
The purses for the spring meeting OF the Chicka-
saw Jockey Club on the 26th OF April amount to
5000.
1t Is feared that the cold weather has destroyed
the fruit crops. The thermometer this morning In
dlcated twenty.Six degrees.
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KENTUCKY.

Opening OF tho Suspension Bridge Mt Louis
vilIe-Trains on the Track-Thc Bridge
Fully Tested.
LOUISVILLE Feb. Is, 1870.
An excursion train from this city, consisting Of
two locomotives and fifteen passenger coaches, con-
tanning 900 persons. crossed yer the great bridge
with perfect safety. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The strength OF the bridge is 40 longer
doubted.
As the excursion train was re-enterina the state
from the lnciana shore, and when about midway on
the bridge one OF the rear locomotives ran OF the
track ana coupling pin connecting the passenger
coaches broke, leaving eight the track. The
other portion OF tine train propelled by the forward
engine, reached the Kentucky shore safely. train
then started back to the assistance OF those who
were on the bridge. bnt 1t had not proceeded more
than fifteen yards when the track spread and the
tender ana caboose were thrown from the track.
The 500 persons on the orfdge were finally relieved
from their unpleasant situation, ana reached th "
CITY In safety at q late hour this evening,
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
ALLtG:n HIGHWAY EoaasaY.

On the night OF the eth OF November last an old
man, named Simeon Smith, residing at No. 400
East Twenu-6rst street. was knocked down and
robbed by two men in Twenty third street, while on
his way home. All the robbers secured WAS
patent lever watch sent TO the old man
lrom California short time previously by
his SOD and he valued 1t very highly.
Tnere arrest maze nj the timo, both
the thieves having made good their escape.
Yesterday afternoon the Oid man or tAom
standing on the corner Of Twenty third street, but
passing along, seemingly not noticing the fellow.
Smith procured ibe Assistance OF oflcer irving. OF
the Lighted precinct VINO arrested INN. He gave
his name Michael Cannon and was hold for exam
1aatlon by Justice Scott, before whom he Was ur.
raIgneu, at Essex Market Police Court.
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CHINA AND MANILA MARKE
SAN Francisco. Feb. II. IA

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb II, 1870
Shanghae commercial advices by the mail steamer
are to the l1th OF January.
The market for cotton goods was dnl The stock
includes H. 900 pieces Of dris "a 900 pieces OF
and II, 500 pieces sheetlngs
The tea export business was Insignificant. TIE
stock 900 packages OF fair to common settled
at taels ID 20. There was lair business IN green
teas, and the settlements were 1000 packages At
full rates. The receipts wer8 rs 000 packages III ex
cess Of last season at the same date The stock ia
cuded 90. 900 packages chiefly OF common to inferior
but the active stock estimated at 40 900 to 1900
packages.
There was fair business In silks, ard prices had
advanced. The total OF the settlements was $4,000
bales The quotations for best No. Tsatee, taels
$40 $50; best No. Hainceps, taels 48O 4s0; best
No. q taels 4s5 44o best No. bringing taeis 440
450 The exports to America this to were
603 bales.
Excnange on London, os. Exchange on Paris, 7l.
55c Freights to New York, f2 10s.
MANILA MARKETS.
AdviCes from Manila are to December 90 The
market for hemp was firm at $l1, aud Sl6 for cord
age. Exchange on London. As. sd.