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uto-s Assclls, December ~, IL
increase 10 Net Assets for the II mont. tSssoss3 81
have carefully examined The foregoing statement
and md the same correct
(sgnedJ, SHEPPARD HoMANs. Actuary.
The foregoing statement comprises the business OF
elevcn months only. The Hscal year Of the Company
has hitherto the st day OF February and
expired upon ihc slst day Of Jsnuvry. For several
ycars past the euperntendent OF tho Insurance Depart
ncnt OF this State has urged the ocers OF the Company
TO make the nsoal year coincldcnt with the calendar
year. punuant to the provisions. Of special statute
authorizing such change The Board OF Trustees at It's
meeting onJanuary. 18Th inst. decided that the time
had arrived when compliance with the wishes OF the
state authorities was both ctpcdcnt aud proper, and
accordingly made the change. Hereafter the nsca
year Of the COMPANY will extend from the let day OF
January 70 the SsI day Of December both dates inclu
sivo
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON. SEYMOUR I. Hustled.
JOIN V. L. PRUYN. SAMUEL u. DADcoCK.
WILLIAM MOORE, DAVID HoADLEY,
ROBERT H. McCURDY. HENRY A. sMYTHE.
ISAAC GREEN PKARsON, WILLIAM v. BRADY,
MARTIN BATES. WILLIAM H. DODGE.
WILLIAM Belts. GEORGE 3, CoE,
JOHN wADSwORTH WILLIAM N. vEIsMILYE.
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN x DEvELIS.
OLIVER n. PALMER WELLINGTON CLAPP.
SAMUEL Y. sPROUILs. ALoNZO CHILD,
SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL HENRY r. DAVIES,
LUCICs ROBINSON. RICHARD A. McCUEDY,
W SMITH BROWN FRANCIS sKIDDY,
RICHARD PATRICK, J. ELLIOT CONDICr,
WILLIAM H. POPHAM. JAMES C. HOLDEN,
WILLIAM A HAINEs. HUGH n. CAMP.
EZRA WHEELER. HERMAN c. vAN Posr.
RICHARD 4. McCURDY, Vice President
sHKPPARD HoMASs. Actusry.
JOIN ~ STUART. Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER. Assistant Secretary.
a N
HoS e LNeIt,s * Robiss6S. co.n,.l
HON. HENRY y. DAVIES. }
a dstAN NN> + sfppsxh srpsx piI Medical Examiners.
ia AND il6 BROADWAY.
Corner ol Liberty st..
January %. 1870.
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Mto1uL
Mto1ul
EXTRAORDINARY CURES OF con-


EXTRAORDINARY CURES OF con-
SUMPTION
DR.. J. IT. sCHENcK. proprietor OF schencks Pui
monic syrup. sesweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills.
than 70 years ago supposed 20 In dying condi.
tion. his disease being pulmonary consumption. which
had proceeded % his friends and Physicians believed.
to the last stage No thought Il possible that
he could iivotwo months. when be began to use the
Syrup which now beai' his name, The result
astonishing. He speedily recovered his heaith and
now amer the lapse OF aquarer OF century. hrs con.
stution anpesrs to be a. sound II he had never er.
perienced days sickness 10 his life He is not only
healthy. but corpulent. weighing considerably more
than two hundred pounds Ho has since prsscribea the
same medicine 10 thousands OF consumptive Patients.
and much the greater number OF them have recovered
10 like manner Dr. having observed that liver com.
plant and dyspepsia often the concomants OF pull
onAry disease and that they not unrrequeny produce
IT, has Invented t~o other medicines adapted to
IN which coniumption Is complicated with disorders OF
the stomach liver These auxiliary remedies are the
seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pits the nrst OF which
strengthens the constitution OF the patient and greatly
improves the poweriof Digestion and the latter
all obstruction, from the liver, anl restores IL to heal
thy Aotivity.
Price of tho Pumonc syrup aud seawecd Tonic. each
$50 per bottle, Or $50 a hslfdo1en. Mandrake Pills,
Is cents a box. For sale ny oil druggists JOHN +,
HENRY. College place. Wholesale Agent.
ERRETO THE room, ,-FcmNle Med cal Dispen.
sary - "a sy pstTeen Is aP4 q 'is New Yors.
kIkoEGLR n D The q, d.P,s1,.ry q, q open daily, aud
a85 Cures q;
8 ooiS st., g. New YofT ard many ctSe sS s' "H'"'On'
NEMyS0ItT VOL DEBILJTY .ysnd Semglnn!s g q either
4 fsss | so9 Ssoses h Es I eN'AA
.ssf gasiss 81 iSs asSisssS ana sqrs ~. ~
SsstSh s brOOf,n, from iT Il 10 an and fHn oa l'
...... SlIp @OoOs.
MAnyY HHSS:stFFsPTs House FsP%sinS SSPss Sssa. MACY
May Laces aud Embrold,res. MACY
MASn 5@nallwarcs @ and Trimmings. MACY
MAY i oyts snS and s9sHIlo"s2g ssHSHIl SSGS'' McfY MAcfY
l'thI st. and 6th ay. New York.
sunss turmsgua.
(,ARPET-, furniture. mirrors, and bedding cheap
" . " hfDS fI"H Cd 6SS'sSs9fi ss HudsSs soS St. at
FIMSTEatEE lit tn f. AT a os IA
@ 1or today Mrs HARVEY, i.C' "a ay,. bet. 18th and
itluhuss.
A MIESEtICAS, iSsTITTITR ANIMAL ELEC:
the American Institute for the ensung yenr viii he held
on Thursday. the 10Th day Ot February 1870 az ia
IRON 5 to O'Clock +. N. 'Vs
GEO PKyToS, Rec. Sec.
.-.... $,rsonat Aont,s
SGHM1SI "a .aI 81 % .is sonsay Ff9 % ss
zane elo'h Any nfornaon VII be tsnknliy rc
DATHI, Il DA WSOS I,le of ,iil Al .. A .1--r
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Sotlttn Nnfltta

Soa,tn Nuht,s.
IARTMEN- 80 reward on recovery OF the goods to
- any person who vi gtC Information concerning
lonf uusser crash lthrec trusses IN bale pa
rnte taken nom 100 ChAnbcrs ST. within the last sixty
dsys. j. Y. CAMESoN, S5S Broadway.
ENGlNEEks.-Ail engineers are requested to at
"a tend meeting to be held ct Wirbushs corner of
fiushns and CassoL avs. Brooklyn on the evening OF
the > h ofFebrusry, st ~ O'Clock.
TUE UNITEp RrRRIERS win meet on
II wsaneIay fsb =. evening. a. O'Clock. at tile
TENN ward Hotel, corner Brooine and Forsyth sta
permanent ofrcers will De elected,
THE COMMITTEE
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Soaro ano Aooms.


A MAS and wifo and two single gentlemen can
~ ohiaiu good board at Allen II, lew table
bOarders taken.
DOARD WANTED-By a lady who l. occupied
ID durinF ibc DAY In quiet, respectable neiyhh0r.
hood, whcr, hcre are nut few bonrdcrs location must
b. between FranKln, Hudson Prince and BrOadway
Andess -. ng terms which must be low. NJ. 3, T..
box 100, sun once.
DOAHDINts.-6entlem who detrs board, with
ID large AIRY rooms and good table would do well to
cn at - bo"rh a. ana eSamihe' terms o. aud tSo0.
R0AnD for two young msn. III Madison st.. rear
ID house, room T.
ElKNl-nED ROOMS TO LET-Terms low.
y bthleol siitng and bed rOom fully furnished for
hH".tht |n-, Nt-, water stationary tubs, abundance
nI hhhlFlts water closet On nOOr. m short every
.e1u' 'ot COM IT. At lR ilst st. near Lexington ay.
IFElnNlSiiEn suing and bedroom. with stove, fJr
Ai1cr''n,, 10 O. NJ lolhrystie I, A. ORTIZ
MEl uNNlt- nId Others can have good hoard
bA WIN N""' "'ah' ioons a. en- West alih st.
PAHENIS Fotnr abroad eau leave their children
IN h'al.h', luNu Ion, country Gouu best lns trnc'
Won N'r, aUgru liAtc mutLctl, care given Address
e"I"'"' no 49, Sialoh u Poet ONCE.
UNNO "cHbls men can be accomu,o ,olntcd win
= g9ou p'lFl hAd comfortable rooms where they ~ an
eA'e hon' 'on'o't.i terms moderate. 3, Pike st. "
Two LIT = 'asnnt furnished room to eithet I.dy
u or trnlelAn. with or without bonrd :. Innnire =,
no W soulh ~ II, Wliansburgh. ~
- OF 3 Tcypectablc men can obtain board nv calLns
- 81 2"i Wet Z@h 81, cor sth Av, top moor Ns
nIyOncEH logally ohiaincd dcsertlou. &C auoi
- clent cAusei no publicity no charge Ia a1yanca
t9FesHss- Al. HOCbk, ATTORNEY, NJ Nassau at NJ Y
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9ublit Aoiitts.
r'r-r7 s
AMit2ffsfFsA hhSD os oeoSbMEEHPsl bMEEPl' ''Ssh III 81

AssIsrASI MEDICAL PuayK' - ,csl
wAHuSoTos. u. e. feb 40
VIII De onered az public sale, In tnis cya ldclary
square Depot, u St, between 9th and 9Th, iuesdny
the sth day OF March, 1870 a. 10 A. M la QUANTITY
OF hospital property which has been in use Nracing
sufglcH! and denta Instruments. bedding aud cl, ring
IRON bedsteads stoves chairs tables fire hose, "a.
utensils. drums, old band instruments wooden n 4
leAlher buckets medicine and mess chests tin cur.
desks oroomt scales and weights, def plates. books
CLOCKS, coHee boilers iTol bars aud inch water pipe
&C; sc. ANo, AcOnsitcrale quantity and variety OF
&c, &c. ~ " ''
Also two covered wagons new and in superior order
Terms cash deposit ut time of SAFE wil be re lulred
All goods pnrrhassd must 10 removed with n four ~
dns, atet which date responsibility for them will BE
assumed az tins otiice. " ~ ' ~
Catalogues ready by the Let OF March
Z. SUTHERLAND
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n ATl2PSflktEhkafSSa6t flktEhkafS S6t toE x S5TEffNSssRFDJEgs
EySsrI tEESySSssIrLIEANlA, Hall sa,urd.y, FeC ia alta NJ.
HtLNE ETIA. Thomson Feb. ~ al A. ~.
Canln passage. 300 and tOi Stcerage $50 currency
S.errags hlckei, hoai ~ elpool, So, currency.
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Ntntlstrn.

fNEETH ENTRACTED without pain ls years
4 benum0lns applications gas adniniit 6eamii'
III teeth u set, $40 plumDers. J. JAY VILIEIS
No l5o GRAND So near broadway.
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niyOHCES logally ohtaincd. dcserilou, &C, auai
= cent cause no publicity no charge ln yauca
sa'esnss Al AoCsE. Attorney. n Nassau e.. n Z.
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Situations dflani,o.

A BUi Il years old wanis situation As clerk IA a
N banking or mercantile oitce has had some expert.
ence 10 the banking business testimonials from former
smaloyets Address Il. l., DlCKEksON Sli Market 81,
Newark, n. j.
ENGINEER, who thoroughly understands his
N business, wants n situation to take charge oI a
steam engint and boiler; Keep the perfect
order ana do hs own fepAlrt h'st OF reference. Ad.
dress EA0lNEER, boz iO1. sun onice,
TIVE ADVERTISER desires situation as bar.
u tender or assistant underct lnds his business and
ian ONO well recommended Address j. H., cor i9th
a. and 81 nv, liquor store.
"ANTED-lu Christian home. or with CHRIS.
w tnn man place for q aihcrless hoy, l6 years OF
age iree iroiu wees active koOdloOking and
knowledge Of retail Yankee notion trade, Address w
GRAY BIO Pear a..
WANTED The charge Of a lunch counter, by a
w slriCilJ sober man. Address GARNER box la
sun orice, 49,
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been made by the Court II not final nor conclusive
then the counsel says, have never been rcady
and he knows IT, that appeared In the Court Oh
with witnesses, and expected to try the casss 49,
know also that there were six cases removed ito %
on the 3lst of December, to the oyer and Ternnef
counsel agreed positively that he would be fcauy on
following Thursday for trial. and gave as tsaso, ,
he wanted TO make motion to quash, ana III tnat notVn
was decided against him he would proceed immoaiacy
to trial without delay. 81, .....t,. ~,
DELAYING the trial Of these cases. Tbey are
great importance. IL the charge IL true that thero @
been systematic effort the part OF persons enpoycu
az public officers prevent the proper enect OF the
tive francE Use and 10 defeat the popular VIII ~
desirable the parties be apprehended aud punished But
here is an order made by the Court OF oyer ana
recurring the District Attorney 10 furnish no nes
winesses OBJECTION taken that this is not an orde vi
the Court differ with the ,n la a
Continuing Court and this order Is an order OF te
that the District Attorney shall furnish list OF witnesses
two days i'm advance OF the trial IL seems 70 me 10 y.
oblIcatory ON me TO give effect To that order uoh
sec how could in the course Of the %
Justice disregard the order Inc c"se' 'hcioi0i' h
unit this order is compiled Wltn
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BANKING HOUSE OF
El3tl;R1Sl:5HESAN
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depOsiting with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued,
PAYABLE on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts OF
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved collat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all tirst-class Securities, Oh COM
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
the United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship City OfLopdOp, Iibb Liverpool Fec ~ Al' e''''s"
Is mise. and
ship ST. Lace, Chapman. H7erpeol a d.ys, md'e.
BELOW.
ship Rhine, Jordan London Jan 0, mdse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Saw FRAycIsco March 1Auiyej steamship Panama noh
WLHSGroS " c. March a-CleAred sttamsIP hes"a"f '0i
N,WYOTk ,t.t,..,o, 70,
Ssw.York ALEXANDRIA America, Baltmorei ,ch os.
picbmond White Sea and Kate Lunt Boston o. hcaman
baltimore Cleared Alabama Groenocs seb Charles u rage
Boston. JereI, Darsn n, e.. p,o.n ,,o,,
Dsren; ~ b. Mahoney, Charleston. . . - v..;,. o.,
FoKrEgs MONROE Va. March Passed oct BARK Nends lof
Narsee brgs the Mediterranean Potomac TO- mo- s
r. Ijd and Crowe Porto Rico Arrived bg ihe" HUN
RicImond Tor Bahia Passed brig Lima for Pbiajephs
SEwORIBASs T-Arryej steamship CoTtss from NeN'l"L
SPOKEN.
sbr Mary Seymour from 81 John foT SevYorI March lat
3d. lOa. 81 80
DISASTERS.
Toypoy March The Helen Marion Capt BreHner, rom
NevYoTk Jan d. for Antwerp sphead having lost rigging and
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r.,s.,t German Central Organization Of Hudson County ~ ihe soo
lo,Ipg omesr., President r. ScbpnaBs Wee Pesden'
julius Well Secretary p Rebbem Treasure Jaeos '. y
M,. Hosgand daughter visited the residence OF n
gbalson on Proost and remained Thursay bghh yong
vng the suggested that their vanabs be pa 10
charge. and duriLg the night be eh'"h WIN '' O'0 80"
s. nee been heard o.
NEWARK-At a Methodist preachers meeting
,ts ue.srs Tntie HlarJ authorized 10 con
10 the Conference .he deare Tor rennon
~. "a N Sewark congregation Of the Haehes
q ,ureh have presented pastor the Rev j. kyan
h nue eonnpg 1885, In the Essex County Court OF ops
, ,.s Bnrke who pleaded guilty "a charges OF arson aud
assault add bsitery sentenced to two yssrs ~ tbe ha
80 sb;eet Of The Reg Pkers Of Rewyn" Mrs Norton has
made spe studies the condition ofne poor OF Ne@leA
viii able present many Interesting laos
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A HOPEFUL SON

The detectives are in pursuit OF q young
from Newark, n. j. who has been guilty of several
breaches OF the law. 1t Is said that while party In
honor Of his sisters wedding being held the parl0r
mothers house, time ago. he took occasion
steal purse containing 100 from bureau In his moth
eT's sleeping that he subsequently forged his
mothers signature to check for 1900 and that few
days after ho procured from q paint and putty
dealer in this city, ~ goods ana money, tl0o upon
VI bless cheek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
THE MULBERRY.sT. HOMICIDE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday concluded the inyes-
tgation into the circumstances attendant the death
OF Henry Harmon who was struck the head with q
hatchet by Dennis Harnett during at No 81 Null
berryst the sth OF December last and died coDse-
quence in Bellevue Hospital But little additional evi.
dence was taken, ana the Jury gave verdict against
Harnett. warrant for his arrest Issued by the
Coroner and placed IN the hands OK Capt Jordan In
mediaey after the death Of Harmon, some person
quaInted with the fact informed Hanctt and he left the
city He Is believed 10 be concealed in Brooklyn ana
search is beng made for him by Capt Jourdan and his
aaicerg
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FATAL RESULT OF A PISTOL WOUND.

a StdudU, W. IldNcu,
merry employed the steamboat Old Colony, died az
the Brooklyn City Hospital Saturday, from the effects
OF a pstoshot. He was admitted 70 the Hospital three
weeks ago suffering from wound In the left leg below
the knee, which, stated had been inflicted by shot
fired 10 a coored man named Banks, at Fall River,
Mass, the 18th Of January. The ball was not eX-
tracted, and as the had grown very weak before
seeking medical aid anputaon could not be performed
He grew worse until saturday, when he died OF pyema,
blood poison. The shooting grew out OF quarrel.
After 1t Banks escaped and has not since been heard Of
Coroner Jones held inquest and the jury rendered
verdict according TO the facts
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nRnMINRNT ARRIVALS.

Fiftb-aye. Hotel-Homer 4. Nelson, Secretary
OF state Albany the Hon d. T. wood ana "a D. ~. Hon
Svraense: col H. g. McComb Delaware, ana tle lion;
n ID Rice Of Maine - Clarendon iIotel-Capt Mara
~ Tho Rrifish legation. Breyoort Ilouse-Ju
" VI" bhot ~ Roslon - st. Nicholas Hotel-Gen H.
T. Webb Of Wisconsin, Gen H. L. Robinson OF Ir 6ng w
nancLIa Of Arkansas the Rev. Edward Lounsberry OF
Deyenport low a. and Thomas Dickson OF scranton =,
Metropohtan UotclJudge Cochran OF White lId!ns anu
Tdward Reilly OF Lancaster. Penn
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Peb. 2Ip steamship City Of Lo1don3o =
Cboate Mr. aud Mrs C. r. Silva and ehd VI. and MS bfsn
and Children CowAn Geo. Green M and Mrs e. Fhee,
stndley Leigh Mrs b. ADdreys MI and Mrs
and children VIM Legge Jas Besgey John w hlberg M1
dicks Capt Evans d. Aerrek, ~ C. Mason Bradsh1S n !" ny
Ter r Gardner Mr. Palcone Prank Syr G. G. r DE s, DR.
Coemao Pope J. e. Baemau Mr Hill X Jsnber Nj Lee Mt and
Mrs TsroT and child c. Wallace Mr. add Mira B and Children
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7 ne HNNe IOUUTV IHTk N0VVVI dIIFU 49,
the given to body OF colonStS
Who intend settling in Hyde County NOrth Carolina,
The minimum number Is Is, which Is now almost OF
IN a few days. The land has been obtained from the
southern Land Company body chartered by special act
of the Legislature OF North Carolina. The intending
coonsts assembled last night at 4j2 Broomest to gam
information abOut the enterprise. Nr Bible, Who mas
lived seven wears in the eghborhoOd selected gave
glowing account Of It's advantages.
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Announcements.

The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
"'1' Wv A. GrAsl I0i William st., Sole Agent
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CORDAGE'
WILLARD HARVEY and wseroOm 2ss and 800 Boad"A' Ne"
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HOME NEWS.
TIIE WEATHER

TIIE WEATHER ,,,
snv.YoHt Hour Their Bar Wind hoar me- ,d % 20
Mar 80 1913 N. "
go 2q7t n. T. ~
.. go 1874 n. r. ~ 60 H,,uv
yostoraav the NH was another gloomy day, iuly
characteristics of the interchangeable March. inc SKY
.a. oyercast 10 n n m The which rpevaied UP
~ n n m Sunday continued TO II p. M, mlnaed AZ
times With small hall Snow depth from a p ppoduesd
LOO snow depth Monday To r. D 2oigg ~ ncaee,
water produced 4s1O0. Phases OF the nno N'''
onartcr of The moon will be on the 10Th al ei0 ~ H.
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THE NEW-JEgSEY COURTs-MAY TERN.

The May Term of the Hudson County Court
opens the Court House to-day. Judge Bedle will pre-
side He WILL in all probability adjourn the Court after
terson to finish the pending there The following
are of the members Of the Grand Jury: Cor
nelius Van Worst, Foreman; John Lamb Jacob Ringc,
Aneas Fitzpatrick, job Falkenhurgh, George Harriet,
Iafayette Tompkins, Vim. &. Harp, Patrick Jordan,
John Rennan, John ". Smith, George Gllpbrecht,
Vim. +. Dudley, J. Newhfk, A. SPadone,
Henry Roteinan, Joseph T. Taylor, Frederick n. Lock-
wood, Scion T.. Humphreys John j. korb John Boyd, r,
John H. Bonn. There II persons in jail awaiting the
action Of the Grand Jury. Among these are Dennis
McDennott who is charged with arson, and seHnund
Schefe charged with rape upon girl four years old
Upon the Circuit Court Calendar there CT cases. and
Al In the Supreme Court.
The Morris County Courts commence to-day. The case
OF the Madison rioters Viii before the Grand jury
The man who fired tho shot ~ Miss OGOan after her
lecture the I'D u has not been identified, but "a
number Of suspected persons are held 90 the
charge Of participating Ia the riot Two students OF
Drew Theological Seminary who drew their pistols
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ppovrSpyT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVAIE :, - l,L,
Everett House-Maj.- Gen: e; IL. ,: n hmips,
Of Kentucky Caldwell Of BGstoG AND Burnside nG Of
III a. Ind The Hon Galnsla A. Grow OF Pennsyiya-
D. the F. l. Patrick OF E snIin sa rds Mass
West,ninster Hote-Capt. Carranza OF te Mhran ~
cation. - Metropolitan HoteDJ4 Tg w., ~ Va Me-
GratS - c. Fry aud ". b. Elliott OF PhadepliWi .cor
81 Nicho.as IGtel-The Hon. Dayu AtWoou Vi tor
en- anJ Maior NJ j. Weeks OF Memphis. - hs'of
UnnsrJ q Rivcs of Washington and ~ G. rnn,n y,
go Fropcsco - IrryoOrt House-Jerenian ApnotI
az "a prtnn Clarendon IIotel-Mrs. Gov. Hoffman,
and Col r. :. Banks of Gov. Holman stau'
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THE EXCISE LAW IN QUEENS COUNTY.

The Excise Commissioners for the town of
Flushing the village of Flushing and College Point met
Yesterday at the Town Hal, Flushing, and decided to fix
the rate for at so or the so saloons at which
liquor sold by the glass In Flushing village only II
onied for license Ii understood that large major
itv have determined sell without license and fight the
matter through believing that the bill was purposely
so passed that il will be difficult 10 enforce 1t.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. MAY 2.


ais r1rope via Cherbong ard Hamburg steamship
tTma IIobo.en, close az tie fostfe at " VI
Stcams Supplementary Mail for paid letters only,
ual, at IIohozen, and cogel It l:iOp
WEDNESDAY, MAY {.
Msfor EloTe vie Queenstown and Liverpool SetrsA
~ r. close Post OI"e at u ~ supp Hrht
paid only made Pier No IS ~ r. and closes at
o'clocs IN.
Mls Tor Havana and West per steamship Crfa, sailing from
b. Ituor. closes @ New iOrk Post O.dcc at r. H. .
Plata, Pom Sgm1ua ~ pr Steamship
The, Pier No. n. L., c'0se the PotOtce At OcocA
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Thos. Cabin. Ne~-HAvcn.
G. L.. New Haven.
Mar Shields, Gardner.
Altert James, Rockland.
Gel. kilbun, Rockror, Ne.
John p. Collins, Bridgeport
Thos. Potter, Nev-Dediori.
Peonsylvsnis, Newport.

John p Collins, Bridgeport Thcs Cabin HevHavca.
Potter S Ss.Is ''i 81, T. 5 ss- .' Sss..
J. J" o Colyer Eecsport, Ne &c, Kban, Rossrof Me-
JaI' P E.%s Geo Sssa ~ ' wisoo Mr
s, ,, oG,aD for Lopioa, bs Jabo,,ao for rsnamsuO
WiSD@sandown, light, s. g. T., hi@,.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,,,,
Boros May aAnved ste'TshiI, Normal from cas
Neptune from , ss' az E a , ANN rom '''
PosrHsss MosoE May a-Pased in f'r Baltimore s may NOM
HG Passed out . Intrepid for sewYohi bark Goon, for P''de
pai Nav Arrived steamship Regulator from NswYe.
CmAaLEroy May l-Aryei steamships J. ESssS s ron "
Phaielpha KEY West from Matanlsi 'eh b. A. S'e'en' no."
ASd ,,saTc ,SI5 p,. GGs s, sSn from
FOREIGN PORTS.
The .s%'g s ,. 81 mSraa 10"
SorTaisTos May 2The Steamship srasn from N S Do
The steamship Leipzig from Baltimore for Bremen arrived mere ~
o'clock this afternoon.
SOUTHAMPTON 2The steamship Hermann which Mrvsa
from New reports April 80 she passed wreck P,n SI .
the @ standing white She va, s,, sVsny si
Tor Ne~yors with Of and ssPs was S. ssS' On
the 9Th PgGe R,,As part Of ero sayei ha s for Btoo with
,uqar vent ashore Falmouth Thursday psh last IN
gaen having send s9ls s D ."chcr three miles
o fhe had tied from yellow e co for ouebeo broke
leT raf az Join Hammond from for New York
With .sa L pu into Nassau Apai in distress not
stated
The steamship Victor Gates New-onn. FOR NewYcs WREN
put disabled repaired and sn% S@iI ns Yoyf s ava 10,
NewYo completed her repairs Singapore aud 'ae nehoe " "
Tie sch Connecticut Stevens oosen for Mott Haven before
reported SUI! at Hell Gate was raised s mo nns " ue steam
JUSTIN Tallnadge' and t0'od A. ana at As0nA'
By plotbo James Avery April rs lat a. Ion 66o brig Ga
'f Ad ,"l hpal 80 t tlo lon g. Duaa of Yarmouth Ms
from Liverpool for Philadelphia % days out