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Eiabehport Jaehin shrsc and LA HUDSON Greeley Ron
Are Ri Landsrsrea Froasera Hoomar tswe cnlSsrr r.
wsS ss sSae; Ds "i s yoSa.Sa' Marta cy ma
Sssn%anai Amsricsn Unos Webster Washington Do'
Sailed From ne roa - ship FormosA; barks rhaysr
a1h Arri ,ei. steamer rri.ns washington; steam,
ss Sa p ry1s yosn ess
a rss:: asAs' ssn Ss As'iiss sSs s
M ras %n s: sssa rGGs
wsMsr Lny Coins and sesen from Sask.onyle I
sR S--s sssans @ % Caro-
Ag .ssrs Leasss. Mean:
aman NYork; oron'o, N.a Hainnionds fAil.delp1ia
s1rs iv p Lady y ADAM. sssn % do
won Y0rn br Nsyhus Mn ,ss.Sa HoSoken
June, English. Barker. NewburE; I II borden, Aaawin
ssrss .sss WIND Hunter
a6%SE SyLh. hpra 4, p. Arrived ship Jo!sp Wool
K 'Se 'c'si Ress
Price: HadiocE oayssns sssn saeeo 'sr Chalmers.
e. 9 30 ..as.
Ha GRAY. HsSSisn far Ish%Sn % isw Bucssoe fhs
& sss's{ R:'
& 81 r ar III, Msma1 sS%
d, for Machas Mabel pa, Bartlett "i,nn ton 81 Tor
Tn"masSn; White Sea- saiss river fSr Branswss, Earl
kondoat for salemi vslma, Look, Hoboken for
sd Arrived, schr. Trade Wind, Hoffman, Ponce rR for
His;ia. koadouI for SswSnryport; onwari, SYorx or
S.m oSans Snr s"s ss ssS,
Lohg saIy Tor do ami all sailed also sailed all vessels
NoaF6LK. April 9lArrIvcd, wr.ckng steamer Relief
Me- REnFORD Anr,I o, !, A rrivea x.hrs Joseph Uay
nsihawas FhIsislphia PaiI Sheridan. sarphs; SY"rk
ssN S" Ss's Smith,
sffsf sea Edward Lamee
Sw ssn: %:af Thomas 0r0m
K9hWloa. AEfiss,mArrved, sshrs V Aswatsr. Par; p
Webb and Z Brainard, from Newbars veranda, fond'
MEWroRT Apr2 rMAryea brig Rsdw y, Gard
nr.ess Portsmouth,, RI. for dayeTsraw. n.,, o..
.ear vaae S h.s
SIZED achrs Maud Aa.ocs, Parsons. NYork; James
pfRIaiy siufs' "a Arrived bark Ausaor Sor
Sss.isa Lsas, Ssss.as; ossaa Belle; HSi;a. sssss;
PoaTLAND, Apri. s2Beow, brig I J Frazer tBr>, Mat
6eared-Barks Titsna SNor,, Jensen Falmouth e; Oar,
's ssailed~srss % Frank Allen chmpornzc; schr. aun,s
wes,brook Frank Herbert STAR Lsesburs Leocaiia rrcsi
PROVIDENCE, April Arrived, .chrs y sinamons as
Williams, Cbarestons; s Vines. Hulsc, Bait more; MI
Desp p.randum, Oliver York River; David Barra Waters
hlkabehpor North Pacihc, Eaton, Ann Eliza, Caswel
tor faw,nek,; Julia Ann Wells Eoadsu. Hsanaa VII
Newman, do, for Pawtucket Ira Bliss, HUDSON Newburg
Fcow blis5 Potomac, Caryer Savannah; Isabella Jewet
Corwin, RGltimors.
Sailed schr. VIM Butler KnowIes rans,sr Jefferson Bor
Ontario, Barber, New York. Thames Rhodes, do; john
Manlove. Garlock do; II Ely, Stokes, do; Shepard
Mount, Young, do; Esscx Handy, do.
fAWTuCKEr, April 22-Arrived schr Cynthia Jane. Gar
diner, Eli ahethDor..
Sailcd-schr Laurel, Davis, EYork.
SAVANNAH, April 2f-Arrlved steamahip Gen Barnes
Drk schrs Mary Fenierick. and Daisy, do.
WILMINGTON. NC, April 2l-Arrived, schr Louisa Fra
zcr, SteelmaD, mobile.
Ceared-schr s f Thomas Arnold, Midi!etovu, Conn.
WARREN, April iS-sa!ed schr Eliza beth Ellen, Childs,
NyGrk
2ist-AIrivod, schr Mary Mifiin Briggs Ezabethport
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
fJar eF NEW Yoag, apaG 81, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TaE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY TaE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Az erica NG} Bnssns, Brcmen April p and
ms lsS lon q Il pasas WRECKED vesse
t. s ~ a @ on sG. s snr had
on dact; haa been 10 hs condition long time; 2ls iai
b Bns Ivoo AS 49,
Fr.aeayn. isth sgE. ion w. passed ship
sS,anton Youna % west M s,S ias 50 So Ion Y ~ steamer
east, sappssel hs gren,so. lem la Is q, lon b o,
u ssp Of si u.s. M q Tag Il Il
long % s steamship Cty Of Manchester bound east; The
putsd from the Free Church of the Assembly OF
tbe Presbyterian Church OF The united States Fhadel
steamship Herman Li7iags,on. Checsman, Savannah
steamship Tennessee Chichester, Charleston April 81
y i s. sa p'Ssir raaaa & &'ifaa a banos si
ship AsSy ny syers2a ssrl Dean' LoadSn, IS days with
ark N9oyo Monde t. stsrace, Palermo 50 days witt,
Bars Adelaide rendersast Chichester Santos ss days,
Bros. Crossed the nstor March g. IN ion ii e5 W fad
ign, variable giada March ~ lat IS i5 s. on q q
o.h lon IS 5, u, shp fss Eagle .i FROM on
hS III, i, ia4sro is.i. iGr o., baltimore
&C. Dowley msae cro9sei I'a Is 'ss
ssso 40 date lat 4 9s, lon 4s W spole L.s Julia Has
Irlg Carrie ficAe nior Deer slc, rorrsy Maya snez,
XII rR tpr d WIN w. sssr & To- sGrses Co vese to Z
company VIII bg Ayrado r, for New YORK. I4th ips,
i - i6, ln ~ "A sposc bark la Ciueua Tor ev
,es -Vth lt a5 %, Ion 55, spoac wang bark nith of
New hedor,t, cruisiuElnthilg 81. &C last report.
irg GimwAutce OF Bargcr}. Wigwail trgst, Pr i6
days with igai, TO Hicks To ,s-vess. 10 Miller 4
hongh.on Has been aas OF at.cras, with ig4,
cam
Big DeIaont Locte (of Bangor. Cochran cardenas, 10
modcs-.e weather throughout and been6 days north Hat
tcras.
mdsr . order; vessel siet ( Co passed dbraier
Fen zsi cs eTclced rough weather Maderla; sht
Aari,ro, sieglinz s1uh. -
sehr nichos arr Hoier Para Is days. with rubber
70 rraeis f.oran; vessel TO Henry Parker ha strong
westerly winds most o. the passage 10Th inst had heavy
Ehe IRON WSN, ~ which lost Uboom 2a ai)33 long
il hpoke sehr ColGicacia (,G from Rio Grande
~ orkt ,VN1 loss OF spars.
Sehr chcs Wanen of Goucester smith, Para "a DAYS
WIZ r'ioe, &c, to Bardet Pond Had strong winds TO
Hatteras 7"
10 schr saar Keen of prorince'ownh Rehic Jac,ne April
w. VIA InaBurs tti, w.th O2wood
% vefel 70 stageSF Co Had line during The
pnssase 22i lat g. u 52 Spoke brig Sportsman from
CcAidcgos for PhiadepNa. Lett IN lna.ia scnrs lila
OF Raeras ~
Ssnr RED smith oi Bangor Smith, barbados - days
WIG ~ sSfnr &c to II Trowg to " Loud
20 Had strong winds from s| NV south of hat,sras
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Silesia Will leave
tits port Oh Tuesday for Plymouth, Chelbourg and
Hamburg.
Toe mails for Europe Will close at the Post Once
at twelve O'CLOCK noon.
THE New YORK hEaALD--Edltion for Europe will
be ready at ten O'Clock 10 the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers lor mailing, six cents.
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ABOUT halt-past SIX O'Clock last night an officer Of
the Twenty-fourth precinct arrested a man VINO was
so grossly intoxicated that he could no. give his
name. lie was placed In a cell al the station house.
and at haif-past eleven O'Clock was found oead
therein oy the doOrman.
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NEW YORK CIT'1.
Local and Police Paragrsp' Is and Minor
Items Of McirOpoIf .tan News.

The following record w>Al show the changsa IN ths
,emue atvse OF the Weather for the past lxsnty'car
hours m co.nparsc with tho corresponding daY OF
last year US inol Ntea oy the lhermoneter a. Hus-
nuts pharmacy HERALD Auilaing, broadway or
NOR n, Ann 1yIret.--
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schr uyae tof Ba.h 0lovsr, Arroyo rN 10 days, with
seSi Y Amen OF TSmsstonl, = Aisa. %rsciOo, PR y
ss w" & sS, sx: a t. as q w. sana u
a. & IA a sAsTls.sSa heavy from sw "h,Ss ass
is spoke sshr wdisrs Villa S,S; tsSaa Seasiss. vita
E9sss uh lat " ~ long 'S, spoke sour Niagara from
E.hr s. '.ir n warts ~ somers Point M Ireland,
sssr nss Sr Hra wss & ny carssaas
New sSs sS sS Tis s'Isfs sss s Sesa SIX
'' se Nav w r i ssss %' caasaa n ca - days. with
Sos 70 ose. ray or % vessel 70 rJ seyins son HAD
sy: ,.s.s 3 ;om Win asss s
o March !, s Tss ro"ps waa,bsr
O. heavy saca daIlna walsh os. sails dess ioad IN ns -
snss Ts Ss s Es s-' e; rasas
eSesa sas Wei q iansqslpAia, Beatty sasas
scir ,rsgdon snow, Pensacola u days. with lumber
Carrie Heycr HAND Pens.cola IL days. with lumber
schr soss, Buchsve, SC. days, with lumber,
sem annie McGse. Yoans Plymouth. NC days. for New
Ser scr5 g = sssuins i.a. frsns9, ,s1 v,.in Virginia.
ssr sshr .p ks;s Laws0n nN;sS ssysos yr-ina
Scar Monisvew, Lppnco,t, 'rsina.
sssr sssr . s9ass. saass. ise s''P vsnns s1nsa'A
oSs Hmos
ssar y 4 Krs, Sarnsss Alexandra. -
Echr J u Smith, Williams Georgetown, DC.
s.oop FiynG Scud, Sonn1, Virginia.
The bark Hannah H. from Matanzas which arrived 1884,
CONSIGNED TO Honey Parser; bnc weather. 20h, IN
and red horizontal sripes been days OF Haeras
Passed Taeaash Hell ssAtss
BOUND EAST.
Brig Young, Troy, Hoboken tor Portland.
schr sna Arebs ysnd rs for Now or Ns~ Hnyen
Schr q Warj Edwards Virginia Tor New Haven.
Schr Al ert field, 6ennett, Virginia Tor New Haven
schr Henry T, Jones' Ba ,morc TOR Lynn
Sshr Reading Railroad NO 35 st John, Philadelphia FOR
Hartford.
schr Faconer, wison, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Davidson, smith, South Ampoy for Providence.
schr 4 Bannah, Fort johnson for New Haven.
Schr Lady Carroll Port johnson Tor New Haven.
schr Oliver speiman Smith, Eiizaoethport for Middle
sehr Francis, Kelly Elaabethpcrt for New Bedford.
schr Woodward, " Woodward, Elzabethpoft for New
sShr Jas Parker, Kelly Elizabehporl for Pawtucket.
Schr Helen Scaries, Eizabethporl for kewplr.
schr Cunningham, Kelly hiyabeihpor for Providence
Schr + Collins, -, E.zanethport for Haven.
Schr Franklin Pierce, Yio igdon, Rondou for Norwich
Schr mie Rock, hub Rondout oL Fall River.
Scar + Anderson, Brewer, Rondout for Providence.
schr Lavinah Jane, stooiho!, kondout Tor Norwich.
Schr Silver Spray Horton, Ron out for Newport.
schr Copy, Phillips, kondout for New Haven.
schr Z Becker, -, konGout for beverly.
Schr ID + Foster, -, Rondout for PawtucEet.
schr San Luis. Mapes, Koniout for Norwich.
schr Naiad Queen -, kondout for Fail River
schr John Crocklord, DAVIS, Newburs royitencs.
Schr Helen Mar, " ard, Hoboken for Provide
schr Maggie Bell -, Hohoken FOR Boston.
schr Russell. Mathews, Hobo4en for Hartford.
sshr sshr nydransea,, - Hosoken fo Providence
schr Geo Glover, -, New York tor Boston.
Schr Cinderella, -, New ork for Northport.
Sehr Bfainard, Anderson, New York for Few London
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Mrs. Angellne Becker, twenty.eight years Of age,
ana native OF Italy, died In Bellevue Hospital yes.
tsrday morning, On Thursday evening Mrs. Peek
Ter, VINO hvel ut No SO West Houston street, acci-
d"ntay fell IRON the roo Of the premises to the
pavement distance OF nearly thirty i've feet frac-
turing her spine. two ribs and The breast bone.
COioaer Flynn was notified.
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blood II fresh upon him. n Is our duty however
to extract tine reptiles iangs In other words, dis.
lie suited the action 70 the word, addtng:
~ wli carry away ms weapons. OF course q mile
will not 0e likaiy to inf insnl.,' 1~~ "S'S ~
.Tnen you wll ~ give give nm IN hs llbervf y would not
NO Enle. Some Of MA iour.lergs, reat,ves
the wolves-wcuid colne and eat nlm oeiore morn
:.lIls pony has vanisnca."
"Nes. lie IL. doubtless, miles away by this time .,
Then the reds3in viii nave 70 continue hs jour
Kit united his hands but tied his feet, ana left
him, Ellie remarKing:-
I'm mat ~, way Wv, we : sha &C.! good start OF him."
Then the couple resumed tneir Journey. The scout
was well acquainted win an nonesr rancn man
named Woodbury.. who iIvei cn the Arkansas, about
ten miles from the scene OF snis adventure, and
way, the couple rode forward At q faif pace E1ha
knowing no 'ear by reason oi tnc scouts presence
and III knowlnx none Dy reason OF nis matchless
The sun Was Just setting when the couple, after
long aud wearylng rde, came IA sight Of the ranche
they were seeking.
"Inere 1t is,n said the scout Indicating dark Oh.
ject on the distant horizon.
Inc travellers nud now arrived near enough to tho
rancne 70 see Us outlines distinctly aud accordingly
fixed tneir attention upon 1t.
'.Inc door Is closed," observed Kit, as tile couple
rode nearer. lana 80 are tic Windows. But pro-
pretor IL as brave rs Lnc b.avc-t as you may know
by the tact OF ais living acre. l dare say he has
As they advance, still nearer 10 the lonely rancho
they noIiced that strange air OF desoa.ion per.
vaded the premises. Mol sigu VI lie visible,
and the little garden enc osiag the house had been
gwen up 10 weeds
..ihis IL Odd ~ nluitered I>It 'Mr. Woodbury.
had very beautiful garicA when was here lass
summer. But now see no Stock, 10 signs VI Vccu,
pancy Whatever.
"fe may have moved away" suggested Ef1e,
"and oillerent sort OF man may now have posses.
s.On or the place I"
"lnat SO, or the red sAils may nave killed him."
returned klt, over Waose lace nul cone sudden
! snadow. "pn not p.easei VISA me .ooIs OF tnY
thlug, anyhow. lne house Esei mas gone 10 tue
dogs since was here us iataer iate 10 retreaF.
however,, nc added, looking ~ al the SKY, out VI
whicl the light OI uay Was adin! wit1 the abrupt.
| ness peculiar to the pains. ''Now, that we are
here, we NAV Us well make call. In ten mlnuteS
IL viii be dark. ana well 90 well t. De prompt IN
our O0servatlonS aud Inquiries
By this limo tue travcAe,s were within few rods
or the stone wall project az JAe doorway OF the
rancle anu here XII siieW rcik, looking sharply
aU0u. tim.
.'lne place looks more aud more deserted y he
sald 20 l5nie, Ia u low tone II DO not SO much
as dog Jlst sat where you are, EDie. while ssep
W Tue DOOR,
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Last evening Cooper Institute was well filled,

Last evening Cooper Institute was well filled, the
occasion being O fulmination by Gerrlrt Smith ON
incompetence. Mr.. Smith also had something to
say regard the new anti .rumshop party. After
ho hau concluded his remarks several persons IN
the audience among them the owner OF Mufderer's
Bocx ard The proprietor OF tue ,N0olly lorse, ana
nan Il coZen Ola women, lnterrOgated HIM IN re-
gard 10 has new party and several other unimpor.
tanL subjects.
The New York herald., 1870-04-25
THE MYSTERIOUS RAsCaE;
OR,
4 SCOUT WITH KIT CARSON.
BY LEON LEWIS,

AUTHOR OF ''THE BROKEN HONE" "RED KNIrE,n
''rHE BOY MAGICIAN" &C., &C.
INTRODUCTORY NOTE. q former narrative "Red
Kufe. or, Kit Carsons Last Trail, had the honor
OF presenting, from strictly authentic sources series
OF Colonel Carsons exploits and adventures whica
occurred in 1857. In the present record have gone
back to Some ot the great earlier experiences
namely, to q series OF events IN which he figured
prominently during the summer OF 1868 and the
following winter. L. L.
The New York herald., 1870-04-25
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL g. l87o-TRPLE SHEET

.,n-n va long ttme before the chase thus begun
n""v " which horse could make the best ume Tne
lnuc. ss mas c.rryny me most wclehh ons ne was
INV nv rcsncr tnan the sc01ss horse 80 tnac the one
v'' :umsance Tor time connterDalanced th3 0sher.
lensto, however the increased weight told upon
me ponv Inc pony commenced gaming
:. sna eaten hiin.n mutIered XII, again speaking
under MS breath 4, How can save the girl from
Az TINS moment wild cry OF dismay burst from
the fu.iL,ve.
,iss he ore him. not ten rods distant, he had
marxed deep and abrupt depression IN the piaIa,
tins bed OF one OF those creeks so numerous IN tnat
region.
cOmprenended ndt ne could not cross tins creek at
tlat furious pace the depression 0eng too wide IOr
u hying leap. lie had also compreuenucd tnat ne
could NOT stop the pony's Wild pace IN season to
avoid lt.
The scout saw all this too, ana smiled grimy as he
realized tnat q tumble was inevitable
IL was IN vain that the naf.breed, reduced 10 one
hani, pulled upon the re saving and Jerking the
pouy's month. The animal would neither turn nor
sop ana in another instant hal hul led himself into
the abrupt abyss actually turning soneIssut a. 10
the air and sendlns Fleet Foot and the girl nyins
through space to Inc opposite slope 0l Inc creek.
At thar same moment as IL seemed, the scout
threw his morse back upon his launches AZ the very
edge OF the creek and slipped from Ills saddle fe
II nave you now. Fleet Foot m he shouted leaptng
towards the pro-trate savage.
But, as terrible as had been the shock. as quick az
mad been The scouts move. .aents, the nafbicea nao
gathered hiinsef up from the dust In which ne had
Deeu rolled, hud sought anu found his UNCONSCIOUS
captive, had drawn his huge hunting knife and re-.
vOver, had placed hlmseI IN o double posture OF
assault and defence beside the ntoOness fgure; ana
tnuS at the instant OF KRIS advance he found that
Still undaunted.
'Not step nearer ~ was the nalf-breed's defiant
CRY: WINE MS lace gl0wed like q furnace. IL am
stl master OF the life Oi this GIRL and even OF yours
Az t0uch, ~ a breath even. VIII hre upon you
grl's heart win the other pve SAID It, aud swear
II ~
Riveted to the spot he had gained the scout stood
erect not ten feeL from the directed
az nlin--not ten leeS from The knlie uplicd aJUve
the o0s0m or the capLive, and there ne renamed
mOt,on,esS. not caring to STIR, nor even to Dreatac
es the hail breed should iufl mis- terrible menace.
III Was the lirst and last time, said Kit. in mar
rating THESE things afterwa ds 'that l was ever
trced on he ground !"
Ani there the Two inan STOOD, thus motlonless ana
Silent thus giring AZ each other, win that helpless
girl between them
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Between one ana two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
q fire broke out in the stable OF Samuel verraord,
No. 551 West Thirty y-nintn street. destroyed the
staoe, valued at 500, and horse and har ess
worth $32J, upoa wuicn he has no insurance. he
urc also CONSUMED or damaged the following
santies.-Henry Penford's, 64S, loss $3.50; Thomas
Wilson'S, 65i, loss sa11 John horrisons, No. 55,
loss 500, and the stable OF James Fitzpatrick No.
54l, whose loss Is 500.
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SHIPPING G. NJ e w s.
Almanac for New York .-rhis Dar

Sun rises. ...... 5 07 Moon rises morn Oh
Sun sets....... 6 10 High WATER. eve So
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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AveraRe ioi"p't"'"'' 'o' corresponding u"1e
last year,. .................... 6lM
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at the Yorkvile olicc Court yesterday ofcer
John Maher, OF the Twenty-seroDi precinct, -lp
ralgne1 Taonas Rooney on Old olfeader already
under bonds OF S3,O0c to answer charge OF at
tempted burglary. Mr.. Tnulnas Mccarthy propri-
cior OF hotel at the oil Fifty fourtn street
aud Nintn avenue testitled that the 9th inst, ne
was ruijoed OF Il watch ana wearing apparel In all
valued at 500, ana from information he lad re
cesSed he believed Rooney was the THIEF. Louis
wilson OF No pa Seventh avenue testlned that ne
had purchased ne stolen gooas from the prisoner
wnO was tlereupon committed by Justice Blxby,
Without pail, 70 answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, JUS
tlco Quinn committed Margaret Rooney for stealing sea
belonging TO Mary McGinn, ellowservant at NO 1870
on satTrday for snate6ine ro Of bills, amounting to
$40 from little girl while the latter was playing on the
Battery The girl had taken the money from the pocket
Of her father while he lay asleep James N; Bowers s
committed for having knocked down VIM kinkie OF
No q5 Maiden-l9ne and taken from him go bi Ben
iamin Armstrong, age IS, of Brooklyn, an insurance
broker was committed for having fraudnlenty obtained
preeRse Of nsing the stock and fixtures OF the latter
in the Cleveland and C9nnoeeut ERE INSURANCE i" pa
agent. Thomas Sharkey, age 6G, hborer OF NO Of
BsXterst, was committed for stealing wallet contain
ing s from the panalcons pocket of Michael oHara,
afellow-tenant
FThere were 81 prisoners arraigned in York
Sille Police Court yesterday morning all OF whom, ex-
cent three were for intOXicaton and simple assaults.
Frederick Baab residing in HObOken, preferred com
plant against Joseph Rosenbaum for stealing horse
of the value OF s5 belonging to him. The THEFT was
committed on Saturday morning, and late that evening
Rosenbaum arrested with the horse in his posses,
s him to answer Ts in default Of 5000 bail.
Abraham Bible charged by James Hart with strip
ping him his and cap and running OF with thep
on the night OF the 18th july In Fortysecondst near
Eeventhave Bible pleaded he drunk and had no re-
officer Gsrvin Twenty Precinct charged John
f. Fezen with violating the excise law 10y keeping ms
lagerbecr saIoon of Broadway and Forty>nnt-
ST. open after IL O'Clock Saturday night Tho officer
failed to subsantae his charge, and the case was dis
missed.
In tlp Surrogate's Court of Kings County
the wills OF the following persons were proved before
Surrogate Veeder last week Court Stllweu ~ tne Town
Of CTavcsend James FNley, Andrew j. Wilht, William
stammers John A. SchreiLer Job Qucripeb James +.
Miller John Blunt, joss ph Schmidt, all residents or the
City OF BrOOklyn Francis s. Turner o the Naty OF bZF
beth tlnon County, New-York. Letters Of guardian,
ship granted in fle estates of the Acknowledgement
persons viz: Hannah Peas Margaret Green, Neal Car
| new Barbara Dehl Thomas McCa1ry, Robert Farrell
John q. Furman, I'aire Guschard all OF the tly OF
Bronslyn. Letters of administration 80 the estate OF
,Jnliss Iiruenwad, hares Gruenwald and Max Gruen
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
BROOKLYN FOURTEENTH REGIMENT VETERANS
Iast rrnnL q nunahnr of the YeteTana OF the

BROOKLYN FOURTEENTH REGIMENT VETERANS
Last week a number of the veterans OF the
18th Regiment Of Brooklyn met, and after resolving 10
form an Association, appointed q committee 10 drait
plan of organization. second meeting was hed en- TT,
day evening at the Amory, the corner OF henry and
Cranberry SITS, Major Mceer presiding, When the Com
mittee Organization presented their report, which
unanimously adopted. The Association Ia To be
composed Of those only who have served the field with
the regiment, and have been honorably discharged.
Honorary members may he elected by the Association
from those of the citizens who during the war; made
themselves especially conspicuous by acts OF
Kindness to the regiment in the neld, ana
loyalty 10 the cause In which they were engaged:
AL members except honorary 10 be admttedt 10 equal
privileges, and shall stand upon the same footing III the
Association, without regard to rank or comisslOn pro-
yided, however thSt all occasions OF ceremony the
last rank held in the regiment In the field shall he the
distinguishing title for the respective members Inc
Association IL to he known the war veteran Asso-
citation of the Brooklyn Fourteenth" The officers are
to be President, two Vice Presidents Recording sec
rotary, Corresponding Secretary Treasurer, ana q
Council Of Administration. ,
The Council Of Administration are TO have the general
supervision charge of the Society," and all appca-
ons for membership to be referred to them for final
consideration.
The Association will meet quarterly, and each ami
versary OF the organization there will be dinner and
celebration.
The Association intend to have plans prepared for n
monument To the members OF the regiment VINO were
killed during the