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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
NEGRO MAN KILLED.

While the steamer Idlewild was lying
at our wharf, yesterday evening negro
deck-hand went into one of the wheel
houses and clambered on the wheel, but for
what purpose We are not advised. The
engineer, unapprsed Of the negro's where
abouts, let on steam. The negro was
thrown from his position into the river and
was not socn again. We hear that his necl,
was broken before he was thrown into tn,
water. We could not learn his name.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.



We had II delightful rain last evening
which cooled the air to n very pleasant
temperature. This morning, however is
again sultry, but ms there are indications of
more rain we may, perhaps, have another
cooling shower.
The river has fallen about one inch
since last report and seems TO be- stationary
as we close. The rise from the Gambler
land should cause swell here Mt least n
few inches.
The Mississippi is steadily falling at st.
Louis and above. The Missouri and Ill.
inois are also rcccding.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg with
three feet water in the channel. 1t is also
falling Mt Louisville.
Business here continues fair.
The Great Republic cleared for New
Orleans, last night, after filing out here
With over 5o6tons. The principal item,
received were 400 bbls -four POS hid.
tobacco $50 lbs potatoes, 1872 bbls whisky
100 bbl' vinegar, l22 bbls pork, 363 SKI
oats.
The Henry Ames and Kellogg ant
barges received considerable freight here
probably 800 tons in all.
The Pauline Carroll is still here recciy
ing Southern freight and will make be-
tween 200 and 300 tons.
| NJ. nIi,. nr.,,I l... M,
bars railroad iron li3 bundles hides, i
bales moss for the l. G. Il. r.. and 10 boXc
lemons for ID. AFTER ~ Co,
Tho Belle of st. Louis is the regular PACK
- for Memphis this evening.
The Pauline Carroll leaves for Now Or
cans tonight.
The Quickstep is the. packet for Evan
willie to-day.
The Belle Memphis goes 10 ST. Loui
tonight.
The Psducah packet. leave daily a,
pm
Wilkes Spirit Tie Times, decides thai
the Robt l.. Lee was not guilty Of fou
racing by lashng to the Pargoud while
taking fuel, and give. two reasons for 50 de
Gliding. First, that boats have right i'
use all such means of assisting them when
endcayoring to make fast time. Secondly
that the Lee beat the Na,chez to Cair,
more time than she could possibly have
| gained by the assistance rem Tered by tn
Pargoud
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19

An unhealthy system is generally pro.
duced by an unhealthy stomach, and the
latter Is sure indication of poor indi.
ses''on' When digestion is bad every part
OF the entire system must necessarily suf-
Ter and the mind itself shows the effects
OF 1t in the low spirits of the patient. In.
digestion is the parent of u thousand in
descrbable aiserics - all symptoms of
worse disorders yet to come. The Fremont.
tory indications of that terror Of our
race--Dyspepsia-every one knows. Now
why suffer the penalties Of delay when by
the use of Mishlers Herb Bitters.not only
immediate relief but positive and perma.
hent cure can be realized. This celebrated
household Remedy is an infallible remedy
Tor all diseases arising from disordered
stomach and will eradicate them. BE
reasonable with yourself - consult YOUR
own interests-throw away your pharma-
eopi" prescriptions and take a course of
Mishlers Herb Bitters. Sold by all drug.
sists and dealers, DIR. $. b. Hartman &
'or Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa.
jylseoddawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
FRUIT JARS.

Parsons, Davis n Co., ut, Nos. 5& 7
Tenth street, have received their second
large stock of Fruit Jars for the summer
trade, which they are offering at much
lower figures than last years figures.
Good Glass Jars at 81 80 per doz. Ma
son Jars, self sealers, at 81 IS per doz. !;
same with porcelain lined caps, 50 per doz.
Call and examine at the
II QUEENSWAkE HOUSE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19

A A regular convocation of the Cairo
~Chapter No. II, X. A. NJ. will be
held at Masonic Hall this Tuesday at &
o'clock for business.
NJ. l.. DuNNING, Secty.
P.W. BARCLAY, NJ. Elk II. Z.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
AUCTION SALE Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN YCRyITURE.

will offer for sale, on Thursday, July
II, 1870, at ~ o'clock am, at the residence
Of Mr.. o Neal, No 80, on Fourth street
large assortment Of parlor, bedroom and
kitchen furniture, consisting of sofas
chairs, mirrors, carpet, bedsteads, mat.
tresses, pillows, stoves, bureaus, cooking
utensils knives and forks, etc, etc. Sale
positive and without reserve.
ID. HARTMAN,
jyl9d?t Auctioneer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
NEvERMORE

Can the coarse, gritty tooth powders and
tooth-destroying chemical fluids
find place on the toilets Of sensible
people The fragrant and preservative
'Sozodont has superseded them all.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19

"Spalding's Glue mcnds furniture, toys,
crockery and all ornamental work.
jyl9dCt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19

Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
seventy-hve cents only al p. Nefrs, No.
~ Ohio Lever
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
1ULsLs'9
WORM DESTROYER
To MY Unitedlstatcs and World
wide :ISeatlcrs.:

HAVE received many Testimonials from
/ prlfcss lonal aud medical men, - my aimsnAcs
ami various publications have shown, All ~ shtch
are genuine. The following. ifom a highly cdn'
Gated aud popular physician IN Geofgia' u cef-
taIuy one ~ The most sensible coihnuplrMlohr
have ever received. Ir. Clement knows ck'
artIy what he speaks ~, and bis testimony de-
.erios to b" written n let,.L- u golb Hear
wins, the Do,tor Gays Of Buit's worm Dss'
vnlsuow, WAGER County, Ca,
June -. leo.
Dr. ions BrLL--peA sH. have recent,
aud tnd Il wonderfully cfiosciOus. !, has not
failed ma single instance 10 have the srhed-iof
ca,,t. am dong pretty large county pracini.
and have daily use 10 some article Of the kidy
am Tree TO confess hat kbOs ~ no rene-o
recommended by the sbest authorities tia, 30
certa "a ami speedy In IT, effects. on The contrary
they are uncertain IN she extreme, My object u
WrIt.ug you is o. ind out upon What terms can
get he medicine directly from you. II can get
AN aware that the use ~ such articles i contrary
g. iAo teachings aud prSctice % great majority
Of the ftguiar line di-cafdIns remedy shichsc
k41S Co BE- -ufbei"ut SIMPLY because ~ may 10
i.lufaut OfIts combination. For my part, shah
Uaae itafuls 10 use al and every means 60 a..
l,,aic suffering human ~ wL IA may b. a bic
g. g9mmand-not hcsitatiug 5ecauss some one
mole ingenious than ny s"ii hAy. learned It,
ei, 20. tf-t, and secured thc sole right 90 secur"
tia, hrUalcigc, Hogclcr, Am by 10 means ~
aIyu ate " supporter u the Thousand of worthless
u..ff4W. that food the county, that IufpuTt to
Gun, al manner OF diseases 10 shich kcrh 10 heir
Please rrply soon, and Inform ino ut your bel
t,nl.-. | am, siT very respectfully,
JJLIl7P u. tLEikNl, NJ. u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19

DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office
No. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
Lout0v11lO Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-19
CONQUERED AT LAST.

QuEENSWAkE HOUSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
SUPERIOR CoURT-srrcr>L TERN.

B,fore Judge NcCURn:-Ihe Wat Of Hdbeds
CoTpHy-The case OF Francis Munn ana Jonn tllkpat
rick came up Yesterday before Judge NcCuuu. 10 ap
Iears chat the .J,h az January, 1890 the Two lndNiNu
AIS above named were tried 10 Tie Court Oi Sptcld Sts
SONS on Of assault and battery, convicted ana
s,ufpuCfd "a SIX months tr Island. To-day lhcy were
brought before Judge Ncturu on writ OF hlbeds cor
pus FlaHa lH counsel iug the prisoners, moved Tor
Their discharge on the ground that Wlcn TIC
thc pIlsoneTs tried aud convicted iccay-ols1n
izad Court OF Special Sessions Was IN existence. lie
claimed that the statute creating the Court OF Special
Sessions provided HAT that Court should be Aeld by tc
Judge elected Ia the Second ana sixth Distinct. Inc
counsel further commended that this statute related 10 the
judges then holding office u these Districts ana mat ri
ole expiration OF tueIr term their successors were not
He gave another for their discharge that they
had elected 10 he tired by jury
Assistant District Attorney Bunt COuSel on DeHaI OF
HE ucouc opposed the motion. He had brought the
prSOheIs before the Court out Of respect 10 judge NC
1uuu decision in the Heheruu case the PARTICULARS on
NJ leh apucared iu THE TRIBUNE q few weeks ago lie
thought, however, that While the Court OF oyer ana
Tcrmuer IN the wit should have been made
Teturnable there that tie Judges Of The Second and sixth
Districts al whatever time elected should constitute the
Court OF Special Sessions according 10 the statute ubl
the repeal Of that Act As TO the prisoners election he
eoutedpd the record OF conviction, setting forth tie
their election to be Ted Oy the Court 81 Special
Sessions. conclusive motion OF this character
Judge MCCuuu, in reply thanked the DstTlcAttoluey
producing prisoners in obedience 10 LIS orders
retuable in the Court OI oyer aud Termlner during us
session Judge McCuHn added that he had not ChahLeo
opinion delivered IN the UChtrDaG case, and should
continue 10 lOd those Ui he was OVerTultd bS
higher Court In winch event he would yield with aacly
such decision. He concluded that Lc would gave Tie
careful attention aud would take the papers on bUtI
sides for that purpose. ,, IN the liz an time, renamed
tht prisoner 10 the City Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

qb, Custom House ImpOStor.-Geo laylor,
the young man who obtained coOSlderan1 noto'r9
iafeE hy his imposOns AT the Susl"l iluusS, r,od
Sranght before Commissioner Belts yesterday ena t
oo"tt S,,,ocor Crnnells name 10 an excuse iron
.,y m ,t watebmau and was beld, III default vi s0VV
bail. for examination tSoaS q, ncvo charged with
to., signature check for SSt ana solue t'hls'
cans mn Yesterday before COhml ~, rosant ne
but the was postponed M Cohs' Vi
Of counsel Til Tuesday next al IL IN,
~ Joehr Match CdSC-AHcQcd Btdc6mdthn0'- INC
y7 lei Sfdi6S agt George l.. armstrong and AMBROSE
h3Hperiv-This rs u badly mixed case, involving inc
tricks Of rival match manufacturer ON the Que manu-
and the integrity OF Governments ohceIs on tue ocl
The defendants are United States detectives chalEeu
with offering 30 settle FOR money revenue case III Wlc
IS gross of matches, made by john Lothr anu worm
$40 had been seized in the store of Johu H. Bretah III
Duanc-s There stamps Oh 5l7 OF the noNer anu
suit Tor penalties amounting 10 nearly S26OO 800 on
each omitted stamp has been commenced III me DSuvV
Court Armstrong ana Mlunery are the pIlhtlpal VII
pesSes for the prosecution and their criminal conviction
would practically compel the Government TO drop me
civil against Loeht, who brings the complaint against
them Several witnesses have been examined for
the prosecution, but the main evidence was that
of Johu Iophr. who testified that Armstrong and
kfinrerv visited n repeatedly i'm April May, and June
f 1850 and offered TO settle the match case for So then
Gar So and finally for the ptry sum Of S. although the
,Ieectives' mocties IN such case amount To $1,000
ON resunInC the examination Hestciuay, peIoro com
missioner Osborn counsel moved tat tue deendants DC
Sisehor,ed hut te motion denied. Benjamin Miner
was cxsned as 20 certain uustaped maj ches made by
Iochr ana bought Of Breitman INC evidence OF Beh
tamiu f. CytoH aud ChartS blo vn"ou 20 ~ %
probable abb IN the case Of Armstrong on Two OF the
dates mentioned in the complaints huu MIS- Chdliolte
Mmncry testified co1c1syty tna' mer son was id a
Pveks instead OF Newlork on the 2Oth OF June 1909
,sc of me DAYS which he and Armstrong are alleged
50 have made their Matchmaking proposition. Rosa
Craxc and Barbara Dyer swuc that tbey hau Deeh EN-
,y ed y John IOehr in packing, stamping, aud sealing
matches and specially directed 10y nm 10 put TWO
or three n>tamped boxes IN the middle ni eGch package
of etcrn and that the other eight OF nine gs received
liz same directions The was then ADJOURNED 10
Wednesday neat, at y. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw-YoRK.".................."M,

PORT or Embellishments. March J.
CLEARED.
chester Charleston Washington Wssce Seaben, CT Chea
gsake JoHoa Portland Arno go.n LysigG9 has' W igsS
ton; \ G; WI rTcyd (, Mimi wilmington e n, n G.
Blfks-Ce Leood ste'iin Phi sdephs Promob'us Brad
s sfaS H.Ior Sms u. aa Victor Vas MSoaru Kea
stevens Howe s'd,,. Lacy Frances Upton Elraoe'hrort
Scfrs-Loue Buni Teoler C.b,r,O Charlotte Brown
S% Cna.e S Bedford Rockrsham Ncerson pom P;
f 1ss Dsi S5 c. f' fo aoad se
River Qleen Rohusou GIOace'er o. C. Aesea HOe STAFFORD
ARRIVED.
steamship Acushnet, Rector New Bedford mtse ard pasI
steamship ssc De! Bourne, EiehmOnd Cts Point sad HoTok
Slip David Crockett, Bars,,, Liverpool 20 ,pboreJ
Ssir G.suor. N,L.arh,ln. so,,os 5.,,o,4 tie,
LADY Ad,ms Bi,sbsilport }. Raymond, ElIabtihp.r
K h. Kls6dbporI. 5 81 srith, Pro,dsu,-.
S, =, fs] rs5 Solporl Dslel Morris sssii.ea
Mar DEL ss, New Nv, haven POINTER, PIoyidenSe
Nellie Blooms,l stamford Anleeedeat T S.,
por, : Bridegroom J.. rsse, P.n J,aeroa
WIXD.-Suudoyn moderate, n w. clear
SAILED.
A,aus 80 cs,pe HsTe ard salor.d at QIastsr Aso
, steamships Fsb ks for BERMUDA, tnd Herman L"Agioa tor
Ss,sunal.
Bo,7oy March Arrived hng b Cove SrsOfieans sehra
fsnTnrs. so.sos Va March a-AIrsa brs Nellie Moor,
Bo-roN 3Atyei 'hr Bdib iou Mobile h-Asd steam
ship Marathon. ken.iOrA.
SPOKEN.
Brig Morning Light from Ponce, r. r. for SeHavr Peh E lat
B.It Nav ws from Havana Feb % lai % o.!
Ion - 90
MEMORANDA.
Y Henry PrfEla, Lslrd or I Buirks Pot al hgb VAR
ft damage n Inst Lgbi~nlg, b. sns Wa Cfamp. snl
toaed " Pf0yi1eIca
WHALES.
l.e, from apt, barb Jotu Daaon " New BrubsTd
- by Al ,s 10 lat bee ~, having sLen 90 Oo~ sp OIL
.iie, leaving ZsufJaI, two dsy before.
DISASTERS.
c u.L.,y Allen from Hob0ken with Of pig ron for The
ll,,, DorI ylr coming the North RIVER tls morning Wa
$50 So email snd custed just ahoSe Bei1s lklaDd One OF Der
49, IN, ,au had h.ken three place. The crew we're
,',,n,d Iv t,s ,sauer Rattle, AID ludsi 10 this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
CRIMINAL

At the TOinbs Police Court, yesterday, justice
Downing committed Ernest smith aud Albert Tiaysr
Two clerks ~ the employ OF William G. brO" mug ui No
SD BT0ddW.y, who detected ~ the act OF gi,H
sNbai, winch they had taken IRON c StOfr, To David
HENDERSON Tine latter VAS also arrested aDd COmIutsd
Tie complainant stab, lllat over ALtUJ worm OF clothing
ha, been stolen IrUm h,s store within few months.
At the YOrkvillc Police Court, William A.
Ming, until lately engaged delivery 81, Tk ia HE large
Ia store Of JGhH +. Gilman Ia Yestyst. and John
b'irTs, employed as diver 90 the came C5htbipcut
Sete airaiDea on charge OF stealing Of Chests 6i Tea
:. ie value II sA1 Ihe prisoners we've seen stealing
t1s property by ~ tie clerks, who followed them
ahd observed them hand over the chests Of tea 10 man
s@ied f.tlck McCar!ty. who also brought up ON
examination.
Justice Cox, presiding yesterday at the JET
IeisOh Maihtl Police Court. committed Anne Howard
I IA WIG fnien $50 watch from IOnH Williams Of No
~ b0pibsi jesey City. Jeremiah e. Kecfe, baker
s"r 'bafSeh win having been an accDIuplCe OF Mary
Isy who entered The shop Of Peer BIous tailor II No
AZ IouilbaNF.. on Wednesday morning. pieeBse OF
"sshc The Wicc 81 goods. After tbcir departure.
fob ~ cloth and pair 81 pautaIoUBs, Of
Inc enthe value Of $ls:, were missed. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

Before Judge Woodruff and JurU.-At the
opening Of the Court YESTERDAY the case OF James Nc
NahOn charged with forgery and dofrauding soldier
oUt OF Lis bounty, called but put of until March 10
10 accommodate the defense.
The ease OF Frederick Baur which involves point OF
law to whether hot lottery dealers CLERK Is liable
for the special tax, finally set down for today.
IN the case OF Louis lndauer, charged with dong bust
lottery dealer ia August, 1859, without having
paid the special tax. his counsel Mr. Charles = Spencer
entered technical plea Of guilty IN hs clients hehal
with the intention OF recommending the prisoner 10 the
mercy OF the Court by of atdayts showing that
JSndauer had deposited the money pay the tax with
Butts, OF the propretOrs of the lottery, aud that
Abe latter was really tie party IN fault.
In Of John aud Peter Mcintyre both indicted
some time ago for the D0npayment Of lottery taxes the
yecOpnizances declared forfeited. The bail in the
ease of Julius Knopf. indicted Tor making fraudulent
cigar manufacturers bond. fixed at $1,000 and the
ourt thereupOn adjourned. The Government ready
70 proceed IN each these suits. To-day the
Bair and OF Lewis Chapman, indicted for PostOHice
lcment, are down ior trial. Charles Brown
and Carl Miller burglary at West Point, Will be brought
up for sentence Julias kuolf {. A. Willard. aud Lewis
Murray, charged with IOst once elnD'1ltmrt' VIII DC
ARA EHcd for plea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
1rSfTfD STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge B!atciJord.-'lhe calendar in
Admiralty called Yesterday morning hut 10 cases
VT re ready for Trial. and the Court adjourned.
~ RGi.EruDcy.- Cu!rer, Penn d CO--AtdichJOId, l.
In hs application bad been made by Two Uf the
creditors 10 sci aside me adjudication 81 bankruptcy
The ground that Court had 40 jurisdiction 10 make
such adjudication, by reason OF ne absence Of certain
irrSdciioDal aycrEcns IN the petition Judge Blach-
ford the motions and hOds that II these creditors
wish 10 oppose the application OF the Bankrupt lOi ther
discharge on the ground that the Court las no ufsd
non they can do when tine arrives particularly
as that di,cLaIge, II granted W!tEO0t jurisdiction,
would be void under section "a OF the act T. seven
and X r. amOnt tho creditors; r. ". Bangs and
l. \. Miller iOr the banLIupts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

cloth found with Mary. Both were held
for trial at General Sessions John Mccall shopkeeper
No $40 West Thteth was held 20 answer for reoeiv
ing stolen goods Devinc, Hackctt. and HegDey. the
boys who stole from the frciGhcar at the Hud
River Railroad Depot, and sold the stolen property
10 Mccall. say they told him II stolen safah
Jane Jamison cOorcd, of No 81 Thompsonst. was oouI-
mted for fel0noHsly assaultng jennie Patterson col
Orcd OF the house. The prisoner beat oaIan WIN
q club cut her face wtha glass goblet, threw heavy
teajug her and battered her IN various other ways
Anne Van WyCk of No. Is West Twenty ffthst charged
James DOnehue 10. with stealing gold watch worth
SI25 from bureau-drawcr. officer Vendenburgh OF the
Twenty ninth Precinct arrested the boy, who acknow
edged his guilt and said he sold the watch TO Janes
O'Iara ana James Godfrey OF No 63 Bieeekcr'st Inc
boy WAS committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
U. CoURT-EAsrrns Dlsrmc7-IS ADMIRALTY.


The PhGniJ Insurance Company agt. The
Steamboat KG6.-This action brought by the IN
suTeTs Of cargo OF the canabOat A. T. Hurd, to
cover Of the steamboat Atlas. the amount of damage
eaused to cargo by the sinking Of the caDalbOat III
collision which took place In the Kills the morning
OF the 18th Of March, 1865 between the steamboat Atlas
aud the sean-tuc Kate which was towing the HuTd
The Court ruled mat the hclans recover OF the steam
bOatAtlas Ope-ba Of their loss, the amount TO be
oeTtaiued before "a United States Commissioner.
The y. s. agt Robert u. BOg0rt.- cSterday morning
Mr.. John J. Allen Assistant u ;. DIstrict-AttOrncy
moved in tine District Court that the personal property
Of Robert d. BOgaTt which had been seized n Galveston
Texas should be- turned over TO l. 8 MaIs@ Daion for
CeudsCatOn The property consists OF abONs4OOJ worth
and shoes which formed Bogarts stock in trade
when he taken into custody last June. The motion
made by Mr.. Allen granted by Judge Benedict and
the property will shortly sold auction for the beG
cst of the Government.
According to the existing arrangements between
judges BatchfOrd and Benedict to hold Admiralty
Terms their respective Courts alternate months Il
calendar OF Admiralty VIII DC made up in the
Eastern District the first Wednesday OF April Of June.
Of September, aud Of November. During terms when
there Is Admiralty calendar IN the Eastern District,
parties desiring to Try any Admiralty cause pending IN
that Court may apply days notice TO nave day
Of trial fixed subject TO the engagements OF counsel III
Admiralty cases elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
TWO CHILDREN DROWNED AT BRIDGEHAM-
TON, L. /.

A sad accident occurred near BridgchamtOn at
little pond on the east side Of the turnpike, Tuesday
last which resulted in the drowning of two little girls
II appears that daughters of Daniel Cronin age
aud years. together with small boy, sliding
the zee when il broke aud the girls fc in Tie boy,
attempting 10 save them broke through also, and .
with much difficulty that he got out. lie ran home and
gave the alarm. Mrs. CrUnn, who lives near by
FASTENED 20 the pond but the not being OF sufficient
strength 10 bear her weight she broke her through
The ice with her hands TO the spot where the girls fell
through, but the children 0cad when she reached
them. In trying to her children. Mrs. Croun
losing her fe having 10 wade out through the
mud, which very deep. As It was sho was badly
cut and bruised about the body with the broken ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Mails.
FRIDAY, MtECH T.

FRIDAY, NNCH 4
Mail, Europe via Derry aud Liverpool by the Peruvian, from
Portland Ne. NeViork PuOhcr al NJ letters seb
By this mail except specially directed
SATURDAY, MAHCH 3
SouthsmI Bremen, steamship lror
from Hobokeu Post0mce v Steamship sails at
Supplementary Mail io paid letters oay, made Bremen
Pier. aud closes al 40
Mails for Asugwa Panama. aud for TIE South Psc and Central
American ports by the ury ChsuBcey close the General Post
OHce Al iOI n Steamship sails from Pier ~ y. X
Mails france Hsvrc Brest per steamship St. Lsnrert
Pier No r. General st0he No Sup
Elementary 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
srpERIoE corEr-slrc1AL rLnN.

Decisions by Judge SpcHceT.-AdaDs agt. Cor
~E - Notion granted. Martin agt COrwIn o. Motion
granted. HglaGigger agt thinner Motion granted
BHrkc agt. The Forty-secondt. and other H. X Cos
Order dismissng complaint Gray agt Iiske jr-MOtiOn
granted. Mycr a2L ROOke-MOtlOn granted. Carpenter
agt. Brown Notion granted. Cahn aU. Galingcr
Motion grained. ArgufU' ag Darling Motion granted
Sinant agt. LinDemaD-Mot!on granted. Chadwick agt
decentralization granted.
by Judge Freedman. - Townshend agt GOnld and
othersCase aud exceptions settled a. within; urdor that
tbe same be blCd aud aInc1ed 10 the iu1gment rnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
TIE LANDING OF TIE PILGRIMS.

The Convention of Delegates from the Con-
Sregationa Churches to prepare for fitting celebration
OF the 2JOh anniversary Of the Landing Of the Pilgrims,
has selected Plymouth In that city should decline
the honor, Boston the next choice Resolutions were
passed expressive Of the feelings Of gratitude and honor
due TO the Pilgrim Fathers Of Dec o. 1920. by their
descendants the COngre gatiOualsts OF Dec 81 1870
resolution also passed calling meeting Of Western
delegates 70 meet AZ Chcag0 on the 2th o Apr noAt