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Ssribera's paGe. Nr. Q. wtarSb s,artst,
SpGce, mobltrt uno SttiGnet fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
llH9en ootr @auceretne, III 9eaenlpdritS ju urrmittbtn.
NdhIltrnaeH am Bidge ftibh. IWdrJl, 2WltI
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
4 nlDEoUs SEA MONSTER.

From the Savannah Advertiser, March SOL
A party coming to this city from South Carolina:
through wright river. IN small sailb0at manned
by three negro oarsmen, mas furnished us with
decidedly sensational account OF hts adventures with
Craw,ed or ana1sS nsnr M ~ hsayen
and assures US positively tnat he has not been de.
ceived Dy any freak OF fancy or undue excilemsMne M
OF mind. Our informant, on the morning OF tne
2stn. toward noon, as he tells US, when aoont nai q
mlel from Wright river. a stream merRng
into the Savannah two miles above Fort pu-
laski, with his negro men pulling quietly along
near the Shore the slight built craft was suuueny
az by some immense nm roller, throwing the crew
out or their and completely soaring tue e OUT
OF them The shock was SO sudden tnas ,o asnser ni
luckily 1t righted again ana sank back into the water
which foamed like breakers. "But, SAYS the nero
in this respect the grovellng fear OF the men
with me- for could not II life was at stake, have
had caused @ ali the commotIon ana was making It's
way aziy out OF the river into the long pushes on
the bank. Never before mad anticipated such
another. creature almost indescrbable,
though Its general appearance is fixed IN
thought The beast fish reptile whatever species OF
Gods creation is might roe classed under was OF
tawny greenisn color, growing more definite toward
the head. The body Of the creature seaishaped,
apparently twenty feet long and as thick as the car
cass OF the largest sized elephant From this trunk
phenomenon, long, curved swan-like neck, large
enough apparently to have taken man IN whole,
serllaleu oy heau ana Jaws siiIar 10 .uae y, an
immense boa constructor the eyes hshy yet possess
ing ferocity enough in their expression 10 make
man tremble The back OF the beast was deeply
ridged. the ridges running from the base OF
the neck 70 the extreme end OF the tail.
and several inches oeep. An immense tail,
shaped something like an alligator's, and three
times longer, so 1t seemed, Inan the body, COM
pleted the tout ensemble OF this wonderful anon.
ally. The creature navgated by feet, resembling the
was slow" with ali this combination OF the ter
rible before men says our friend, ''lt was not
strange that trembled, but before the frightened
men had time to act, or time TO advise the cause
Of our terror drew itself across the little island, out
OF sight, into the water beyondn "lt did not take
us long TO recover our senses and as quickly leave
the scene, though the shock TO onr nerves and in
deed to our belief In things possible ana impossible,
precluQed anything like hark York.n
The above statement we have from the lips OF the
gentleman himself and. being duly vouched for, we
nave every reason to believe IN Its truth.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY APRIL 8 s7o-rRIPLE SHEEP.
SALES AT AUCTION.

ALLEN B. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES.
N BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. We shall give
especial attention. a. usual for "a yeas past to sales OF
up will also hold regular weekly sales at
spacious saesoos, No 20 Chambers street and No. "
Reade street, for those desiring this medium Of sale.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
DRY GOODS.

NINE RALLIN0s IMPORTER, no sBRoADwAY--wTLL
M show The coming week novelties IN Carriage Evening
and Dinner Dresses before exhibited hs city The
facilities OF importation from best houses OF Paris
London render Aadames assortment complete In
the city, being specially.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

CPRING OPENING.
~
JOHNSON, BURNS & CO.
will open
Tuesday, April 5,
their importation of
French trimmed Hats,
and also those OF
We shall also open department
for ladies' and childTens Suits and Undercotbing.
&c East Fourteenth street,
corner University place,
Union
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
SALES AT AUCTION.


UcrIoN sALE-oF GUNTHER's ESTATE IN
Sy T Y: GqnSsy ~ New
ne haaie. acey for the Reef Of the Inasen
Wtogs and SEX rse%Ory sse The splendid county
thriving glage Of Jamaica L. having been donated BY
named benevolent societies. the trustees OF his
an se M pac nss dssaa sen s y JAZZ g
FLLuEY Thursday the !h day Of April at Y O'clock
civ Of New YORK Tie ecssn, and spacious Masson and
outbsangs in best repair together with an acre Of land
most beautifully situated on high ground on the northern
direction and having most Extensive and Interesting views y
the surrounding country The Long Island South tide and
from the city, giving easyy access within twenty-five minutes
ten mnnes walk Of the properly Horse cars eyeV
twenty minutes for New York starting within few hundred
healthy and 6eadal village now enjoys have made the
y and business men ecbancs clerks ac can reach their
residence the village in almost shor, atme and much
city In addition to these attractions may add that Mr.
provement Of his ada the yale this properly.
% % % sale I PEI ehs on the SosS eioad d day OF May balance
option o the pupchser For maps and further pacss s1s
sPRp to the q o 7 rns es ALrHo
Vii NE AsAS
Household Furniture either In New York brooklyn Cash
returns on day OF sale
NJ. CRlsrALAR 4 son, AucTIoNEERs. SALES.
Sales this week.
MONDAY, April 4, at i0I9 O'clock,
the entire Stock Fixtures and Lease OF CaTke's well known
and Dining Saloon 4Ol Eighth avenue Of
Tbirijeib street.
TUESDAY, April g, at 1OH O'Clock,
at salesroom 421 broadway mortgage sale vi and
ond haud Furniture.
WEDNESDAY, April 6, at 1o,S O'Clock,
Mt salesroom 427 Broadway Marshes sale of Oh
Paintings by order Of John lyer Marshal sd pay adj
vances account Of whom !, may concern.
THURSDAY, April z, at ION coaS,
elegant Household Furniture NJ private residence 40 East
Fifty street, Lexington FUN particulars on
Tuesday.
FRIDAY, April g. nj I0J6 O'Clock,
nj salesroon. Diamonds, Watches and Jeweiry.
A UCTioN NOTICE
a MONDAY. APRIL a.
al II O'Clock,
EIGHTH ANNUAL SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS ANE ATS.
THREE HUNDRED CASES,
embracing
STAPLE AND THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SHAPES,
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS.
Catalogues ana gooas really on morning OF sale.
WIN. TOPPING co. Auctioneers.
No. 122 Church street.
A ART SALE.
tsaIier NJ Ats K
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

NOVELTIES FROM PARIS, IN
~ Flowers Feathers, Frames.
Straw and Millinery Goods
II. PINCuON. 1OJ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. sAsHEs, BOWS AND OR
~ naments for evening wear.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

l35 Chatham Tuesday, By order Of O. Fredericks
Spring street. Wednesday, by order of r. Simpson Co.,
IDS Bowery Friday, by order of D. Meehan Co.. Laurens
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
A Lien B. MINER, AUcTIosEER.

IA BY HENRY II. LEEDs q MlNEh
Saesrooms Nos 81 Chambers and n Reade Streets Ar
Galleries, en and $40 Broadway .
wsdnssday S!h and Thnrsdsy :.h Ayr z. Gs,Ses
E1cH pAY; AZ THE ExTESstvE cAKRiAgfEn M kEF9f
ADAMS 4 coSEgN NoRTHEAsT coRNER GREA,y, GREAT
JONES STREET AND BROADWAY-NO. 6si=pOSIIIvE
AM. PERKMPToRY SALE OF THE FINEST AND AHp
FEkEp ,y y the UNITED STATES At AvGTi9N r2 2fH sE
MlMNAIIXM9 M % NX THE lsT or MAY AND The FIRM RE.
Jas extensive stock VII be found 70 comprise abon; aa
tured by hia wei known firm and Jas Brewster 70 their
order expressly Tor New York city Broadway trade ana -
warranted IN every respect comprises C.arences Ian
dAus LandanleiS Coupes Coupeles Baronches, summer
Coaches Park Phaeons. Dog Carts Vctortas Cabroicts.
SIX seat Family Rockaways Basket Phaetons sundowns,
Coupe Rockaways light four passenger Rockaway Depot
Jaeger wagons gh, top top Buegies include
several Road Wagons and Trotting do The trimmings and
appointments Of the above Vehicles win found 10
elegant costly, well stylish and TASTEFUL OF
the newest desgas and latest fashions The entire stock
OF recent Manufacture and warranted In every
Also sevsra sets Of Double and Single Harness made to
order suitable for city several strings OF Bells Robes,
Rugs, Jacks Extra Poles, &c.
Also the White Horse carved by the workman of this
also the entire Store and ohce Fixtures and Furniture,
ciudirs Desks, Racks Awnings, Curtains and Shades;
Douok Iron Safe. by Lie &C. Terms cash Catalogues
ready Friday 25h .ns and wiz be mailed at request
Stock exhibition above.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-wATchEs AND lEwELRY.
JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, win sell ut ~ East Broad
way Wednesday, 800 lots Of gold and silver Watches,
Chains Rings Pins Earrings Bracelets Diamonds, Opera
Glasses Guns Pistols, Fancy Goods. BY order OF JOHN j.
LEVY, 45 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

AT NINE. A. DUvAI, 762 BROADWAY.
N Patterns Of the following novetes:-
Frou Frou and Shoe Fly Tunics Giet Jacket Shepherd
Basque and Metternick Manes trimmed or pain cut to fit
elegantly; trade supplied.
DressmaGng in the mos. approved Partisan styles,
at moderate prices and short notice.
Suits made, all material furnished, AZ $3.50 to $40.
Silk Suits, all material furnished, at $50 to $3.50.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-MES's CLoTHISG.-JAMEs
AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell &C ~ East Broadway, on
Friday 500 lots of cloth and sack and business
Goats Pantaloons and Vests BY order Of HENRY MoALEE-
NAN, 1872 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-TnE BANKRUPT
n stock of large wholesale house. 50,00) rolls fine
French gold Paper Hangngs 5Oc per roll usually sold S2
good Paper l2c per roi fine gold Window Shades SO
pair Also large assortment of English Carpets great
somnng Experienced workmen sent to any part Of city
or country.
JAS. W. COATES,
2T7 and 279 Hudson street,
opposite Domnick street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

Auctionecr, will sell at AZ East Broadway 900 lots OF
nnen's and Clothing. Watches and Jewelry q.
CUDLIPP, 52 Twelfth street, and Q. CuDLPP 2os Spring
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

| Lien b. MINER AUCTIONEER
| n BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Saesroons Us Chambers and II Reade streets Art Gal
eries SIT and S9 Broadway southwest corner of Twelfth
|
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DoBRRT3 4 MCGUIRE, AUcTIoNEERs,
IL OFFICR, 81 CEDAR STREET, CORNER BROADWAY,
would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
they prepared heretofore give personal attention
sales of Household Furniture Merchandise. Gc.
Parties OF selling the present by giving
will choice of and most careful
attention WILLIAM X. ROBERTS.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

nR. r. 5. LAMBERT BEFORE THE SONS OF TEN.
~ perance, sunday, April g. "a O'clock at Cooper Union
(arie hai) Something interesting aud practical
cay FOR ladies who particularly invited "fhyLoIogi.
cal Causes and Remedies of Iniemperance
S. MERRITT, Jr., q. w. p
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHURcH or THE REDEEMER, REV. J. W. SHACK
y eiford rector southwest Eehysecond and
Fourth avenue.seryices l0a A. M. ga and N y. u.
Sunday school % NJ ~ BThe Bishop 0f the Diocese
sery
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

B. wALDRoN 4 CO., AUCToNEERs, SALES.
"A. 0s Liberty and III Cedar street. will sell by
Tuesday, II O'Clock, fine assortment Of
hand Household Furniture, Bedding Crockery,
Desks, Paintings, Kitchen Articles. &C.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

Lien b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
~ BY HENRY II. LEEDS Il MINER,
Saesroos, s5 Chambers and II Readc streets Art Gal
leries, S17 anu Sl9 Broadway
On MONDAY, April 4, at l01e o'clock
at the private residence 80 Morton street, Beecker
Gentee Household Furniture, &c.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood SUIT in
plash rosewood marble Console Table rosewood Music
Rack rosewood Piano Stool, rosewood Reception Chairs,
Library Table, gilt French Plate Mrror Turkey
red Window Curtains and Conices, black walnut and ma
hogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Bookcases Cot
age Suits Mattresses Pillows and Bostes oak Extension
Dining Table Silver Plated Ware, Crockery Glassware &C.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

nUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY. "a WEST FOURTH
~ street, Lessons every day Tuesday and Friday evening
practice FOR ladies and gentlemen. SIX fashionable daacea
iaAsht IA ak private lessons.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

fCHoS. GAFFNFY a Co, AUCTIoNEERs, OFFICE %
! Chambers street, VIII sell on Monday April =, at 10
O'Clock precisely the Lease Stock and Fixtures OF the st
eass family Grocery ana Liquor store "a Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn. Sale positive, In one or more lots.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
NTARsHAL'S SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
WI I. S. WEfNBERGER, Auctioneer,


will sell MONDAY. Apri T. at II O'Clock at 10 Bowery,
large general Of Mems Boys Boots Bro
gans Ladies and Misses Shoes. Caters and Slip
pers Also day. at O'clock at ~ Greenwich street.
the Fixtures and belonging to said Shoe Store
BY order of l.. RINDSkoPF, City Marshal.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

TIRE OLD, RELIABLE AUCTION HOUSE OF J. w.
CAMPBELL CO. continues 10 give personal attention
sales of Furniture Full, complete returns day sale.
o1ce $50 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY HENRY H. LEEDS Il MINER. saiesrooms Nos.
VI Chambers and n Reade streets; Art Galleries. S7 and S9
Broadway.
Household Furniture, WEDNESDAY, April g. at private
residence 80 South Washington square.
Stuffed Birds, THURSDAY, April z, s5 Chambers and n
Reade streets.
Furniture, &C., SATURDAY, April Q, at saiesrooms, SO
CHI ambers and ~ Reade streets
Full particnars viii be gwen IN time.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

| A UCTIDN NOTICE-M J. BENDALIf 4 co. AUC.
IA toneers attend personally to sales at private
dences, real estate merchandise Once corner
| Canal aud Hudson streets.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, d, c.,
June 10, 1s70.-My Dear Judge:-In accept
ing your resignation as Attorney General
upon the appointment and qualification of
your successor, 1 take the opportunity to ex-
press to you my high appreciation of the
able, patriotic, and devoted manner in which
you have performed the functions of that
Office. In no less degree do l appreciate the
pleasant personal relations which have existed
from the beginning of our association, Off
cially or private. Hoping that you will carry
with you nothing but pleasant recolections of
your connection with the present administra-
ton, and with assurances of my personal
esteem and friendship, 1 remain, with great
respect, your friend and obedient servant,
u. S. GRANT.
To the Hon. f. r. Hoar, Attorney General.
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THE CABINET CRISIS.
Judge Hoar's Resignation.
IA fIa A noonil. fod Llrano

DeSDGtch 10 the Associated fTeSS.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Both the President
and Judge Hoar were much surprised to-day
on learning that the fact of the latter's resig-
nation of the Office of Attorney General was
last night telegraphed North especially as
neither of them had mentioned the subject to
any one, nor was it their intention to do SO,
excepting in the nomination of successor.
There is much speculation as to the cause
of the resignation. 1t has no political signif-
cance. After the withdrawal of the nomina-
ton of A. T. Stewart as Secretary of the
Treasury, the President being desirous of ap-
pointing Mr.. Boutwell, to the vacancy, Judge
Hoar informed the President that in order to
avoid embarrassment in the appointment of
two members of the Cabinet from one State,
he would withdraw from it, leaving the Presi-
dent free to select Mr. Boutwell,.
The President, however, remarked that that
was q matter which more intimately con-
cerned himself, and while thanking Judge
Hoar for his friendly consideration, appointed
Mr.. Boutwell,. Some months afterwards
Judge Hoar again voluntarily proposed to
resign, he never appearing to desire con-
tinuance in the position, but was always
ready to retire whenever the President should
think proper to appoint his successor.
The nomination of the Judge to fill the
vacancy on the Bench of the Supreme Court
of the United States was from the most
him, which it is known was as sincerely re-
turned by Judge Hoar, and these friendly re-
lations have never been interrupted. When
recently Judge Hoar rendered his resignation
for the first time in writing, the President
accepted il with the intimation that, as the
South had no Judge on the Supreme Bench,
it seemed fair that that section should have a
representative in the Cabinet, and therefore
inquiries we're made as to suitable sue
cessor.
The ascertained qualifications of Amos T.
Akerman, of Georgia, being satisfactory, he
was accordingly nominated to-day to the
Senate towards the close of the proceedings
of that body this afternoon. An Intellectual
motion was made TO go into Executive session
in order that the nomination might be acted
on. This will probably be done tomorrow.
THE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The following correspondence passed be-
tween Judge Hoar and the President-
ATToRNEY-GENERALs OFFICE WASHINGTON,
June 10, 1S7O.--Sir:-I resign the office of
Attorney General of the United States, the
resignation to take effect upon the appoint
ment and qualification of my successor.
Very respectfully, Il. r. HoAR.
To lie preAiIens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17

Doinehtic Affairs.

Last night the twenty fifth anniversary
of Oriental Lodge, No. U3, /. O. O. E., was
celebrated at the Continental
The regular meeting of the Bricklayers
Association occurred last evening. The wages
received by the journeymen we're stated to be
$3.50, 81 and S..
The hull of the United States frigate
Ironsides, which has been lying in the mud
near League Island for several years past,
was bi oxen to pieces yesterday by means of a
large torpedo, containing charge of 500
pounds of powder.
The Communicates of Knights Templar
belonging to this city will arrive home from
the Williamsport Encampment this evening.
The Knights now in the city will meet at
Eighth and Callowhill streets at p. NJ, to
escort their brethren. The parade will pass
over the following route:-From depot of
Pennsylvania Railroad down Chestnut to
Eighth street, and up Eighth to Armory.
YESTERDAY afternoon Frederick Smith, in
company with a number of friends, visited
Tacony, and while there joined with them in
a sail to the Jersey shore. When in shallow
water the party went in to bathe, the water
being about waist deep Mr.. Smith COM
planned of feeling i'll and was led out of the
water, and as soon as he reached the shore
fell dead. Deceased was about twenty-six
years of age, and resided with his parents,
Fourth street, below Thompson, where the
body was brought last evening.
We have received the following additional
nominations made by the various Republican
ward conventions
TwENTY-THIRD WARD.
Select Council-E. A. Shallcross.
Common Council-Joseph Cartledge.
Alderman-Peter Castor.
School Directors-John Cartledge and Will
liam Taylor.
Assessor, Second district-Nathan Boileau.
Directors of the Poor-Jonathan M. Rile
and George M. Shallcross.
TWENTY SEVENTH WARD.
Common Council-William Z. Rowan.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Novelty, Shaw, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird & Co.
Steamer S. G. Walker, Sherin "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird a. Co.
Schr Martha Davis, Robinson, days from Mil
ford, De with wood to Jas. L. Bewey & Co.
Schr Argo, Taylor, days from Chickahominy
river, with lumber to Collins & Co.
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PROPOSALS.
IT O CON IRA o R s

IT o Cos N T R A 9 T o R s.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the erection and con-
structOn OF the Public Baths of the city, endorsed
proposals for Public Baths" invited. and will
be received at the Mayors ONCE up to WEDNES-
DAY June ~, 1870 at 10 O'clock at which time they
will be opened.
The baths are to be constructed according to the
approved plans and specifications OF G. d. Supplee
SON. architects, which open for inspection at the
Mayors of1ce, and where any additional tnforma-
tion will be furnished.
Each proposal will be accompanied with certih-
law department OF the city, in compliance with the
ordinance OF May 25, lego. HENRY HUM,
6 IL fmw 81 Chairman Committee on Police.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Prometheus Gray, Charleston, Souder
Adams.
Steamship Fairbanks, Howe, New York, John F. OIL
Steamer Monitor, Jones, New York, w. NJ. Baird&Co.
Steamer Ii. L. CAV, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
Schr Veto, Manning, Charleston G. Haslam Co.
Schr j. w. Vanneman, Greaves, Bridgeton. Captain.
Barge McDougal, McDougal, New YORK; Sinnickson
q Co.
Barge A. +. Williams Caslin, Hudson, do.
Barge j. Warner Sansia, Hudson, do.
Steamtug o. V. Coffin, Bidwell, Middletown, Conn {,
Captain.