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New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- combined the ard tsry Important p,oduc.d s a.


ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
,,sanss By combustion either Of Ers. .s,sn,
capital for bnsnsss family purgo." provision 70, "a
age" legacy family" Some Of th. other ldv,nts -
krsd BY TIE Company are
First lie .sur s. Company have s t1o or .,,ry "a
Bsbihd.&
sssopd: Ms nh proiens, 10 BE- real huia. C~
psty established aud conducted pupOssy sAd solely for th, ...s
q Of the Insured close peruDy into h npsHsss sH4 ,a,s
-in prove, consequently.
Tlns sfod 70 ebsgs lover rates ihsn ob~ ,
,,ny nssrsd at the advantages as.y doe then
Fourth. Premiums not Ou not forfeited bat pssD pole, ,aA
dividend, ,sued AFTER the srs, payment repaired.
d'.rds sppsd rdaes the seoSd sad s,.1pu,
sssusl paynstis
sihi rate. travelling BY l's. oas Of ar.,
navy, Or merehaut marine. the lives sf -omen
Bs,sb: Tb. oGeen and Directors Of this COMPANY 81 a,
uob. rspotabou integrity and s The peanty Of "a.
Company 10 uzdOubt.d as above shown
BasD. m.D OEesn Of other lie insurance onp,s zoe. II
prominent Of The eson have 'a this Co.pay he
pr.spee Of shos he found list, Of to ..,d
W. 7. oKIB. Manager for H.-'Yorf. 10 wsry,t
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
HOME NEWS.

Hsw YoRE Ther. Bar. wi1d. Hour. Tier Bsr Whd
Jaa a no Jsu $50 W.
"a 2qg - - NV.
sqle AZ 20 W.
W.NW. ~ 3lJ w.;
N sass 33bW.
n III 80 % % 6W.
REaARKs-sth- -Morning-Overcast and very haIy y
from midnight 10 overcast 10 1896 very coouy SV
noon showing between and 7o to 1880 snow uep.'
two inches. Afternoon-Sirhtly cloudy 10 sunset,
Evcnlng-Coudy 63o slightly cloudy Gio 70 mdn,gn.
Northern lights 10 midnight. Note-7thFrom IL p NJ
TO midnight; overcast and very hazy. eth-Mornlng-
Slightly cloudy from midnight TO s; clear ngnty nI
cloudy TO slightly cloudy and very hazy at noon
Northern lights from midnight AfeInoonZsightly
clondv and very hazy TO 4: hazy and little cloudy
slightly hazy and slightly cloudy at sunset Lyenlng I've
Slightly hazy to 7+0; haZy $780, very naLy You 10 ~.
HOte-The lowest temperatures OF the season nave peon
sunrise Dec. and 1So on TINS morning W
The following synopsis OF the central Iarh Me'eo
oloeeial Report for the week ending Jan. s, 1870:
n.sasnrxz IneAe.I IHkRHonKTEH Degrees
Nj. JJb
N.,inpm AZ m Jan D. M,Imu1. 81 Ia Jan. 2..535
ni.Impw A, n M Jan 20 Minimum II Jan 6..lA0
R.pxs L. 116i
REMARKs.-Jan O. rain from q. m 10 1;JO p M amount
OF water inch Jan. G. rain from 64o p M to IL p mi
amount Of water 06 inch. Jan. T. rain from H. ~ o. m
10 a. m amount OF water, IL inch. Jan snow from
7I5 a. H. TO ll:3 o. m amount OF water, 10 men, Iotai
amount Of water for week, LAS Inch
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
lbLuuunoemsnts |

While waiting for a cough to 20 as it came,
roa ere often sowing Better tag Al once
J,rSEs EHrKcoRAS for al Coughs ADD Colds Sod
eYsnMheIe.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

minds railroad this route the natural line b"een the
Metropolitan Cities bengas straight line the formation Of
eo1a,y y admit 20 miles shorter than the present mo
popular and IS miles shorter than other possible route
Of railroad between EesHAyh aud Boston via Spring
field on sde Through E~LSndsb th.
other lines aVerDg the edges Of square which TIE Ee"
Haven Mdletowu winmAn,c Railroad dAgouAy TIE
position Of each road IN the following dAgrAmI
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

NOTICE.-Purchasers OF GENTS and Boys
CtOrHNa the sfod, ThAFhAsEs
HuErEG Co.'S l0J ~ Bore PusI notets 40 goSd
NAITA1tsd a. TspT,ssutsd
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
"A NaSSau-St. New.i
9ursts, Carriages, 1t.

9orsts, 6auisets, 6t.
I ARGE SALE OF ...,ys
a. CAEElAGES. SLEluHS. HAkNESS, BLANN"i> '''''
BELLS. &c.
JAMES JENKINS, AUe.0lreg
WI SCI q public auction
NEDNESpAl aud THURSDAY, Jan y a1d D..
Co1toeur Ok each n O'clock an the Socs rrnh
p0rur oa ths north foy sreuulst aud hio
p,ag part Top and open Wagons Albany aat toF'-' " "
al si,l,s Silver aut Gold Moantel Bells
SiNGLK AND DOUBLE Harness ,....,.
AMI stable Blankets also Robes ui al styles ''' -
Wa.ou Feed Magon These goods at be sold ''.
the 18Th inst. the baJiug las bees a'
pares sale positive shas " u B-pvA.ers asa eo''"
bud tlis ap opportunity seldom offered
BREWSTER \ Co. of Broome-st.-tmr ! An. An,
I'D RlAGES To- al The h,Liousbs varieties eisu'ts1 o. 'e'
htufe wArsfooms hhh.svs. cor. v. folrieeuih 81
SLEIGHS- - BREWSTER & Co. (ot Browne
- - Attbsr Fthayr tourrsuihst 81" 80,
brsi,d sslhs II JAS Gooi Co. for Nuom tas are 'os - "
be famous Portland Caters pi Kunhais usJat,cture
rINlE "BREWSrER WAGONn-BREN / ~
a Go 81 ttoomvst sole manufactures ofcf NN.'.',
ssl tuewu wagons VI A psslt OE ssassss lI''sE Az '
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
a Thonsand Ladies who nse noLMEs's Bul

ut Az AL,Ks TFfEgRAr its ouy securt
against ul eEsah- assistance 10 the mau@gentB
household Send for pamphlet oos ou for 10
Judgements b. hoihn MnH4JrI
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

Chittenango White Sulphur Water, a cure
for Dpep,a kidney diseases Rheumatism Scrois Sold by al
druggist. Depot No. College place. j. p hEHhH
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

PAPERS. TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
wmLAAD ulRs AID wssIooL ls JOo BToAcwA hsr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
HOWARD FOUNDRY and MACHINE

3Tg CANALST. kEN.lORk,
Manufactures Mshu Tools steam Engnes ard Boilers SAFETY
HOSTING MACHINERY factories stores, depOs hotels aud We
houses r poser with seifcng doorsi Shahg fllef,
Mil Geinog Coupbgs ABd ugs Gndoue Boie aud Patent Ma
chimes kespg PGncng Cutting and feorAng Ma
Tor paper metals Patent FOnnrg Presses Tor i euehrsn,
Hydraulic Lever Presses PAse aud thogpphd
Presses Calendars and Embosierr with chilled Iron
7i Cotton and Wool Finishing hseh'n. such a' shears Brushes
Hapaug Pulling Tapping aud Measuring Madness Loon Temples
Nrs Machinery mAke Models and Patterns kt
ae skm hwhghS hAhnss ani Boiler haitn furnished
f1f eTect.ug and repairs
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
rho Rcr. WiIlinm 7. NIarrogh. I'D. Icctnre.

in tbe church Of the Immaculate Conception last evening,
On Tie Martyrs" FOR the benefit Of the poor IN charge
~ the eoeriyof 81 Vincent de PtnL Tie Rev FIthcr
o. Farrell lgctutsd for similar purpose ia 81 Iudgots
Church on VHset -" Pa"i 80" AUost.c y! tbaiII. ."
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE,

THB MEDICAL WONDER OF THR AGRl wARR4SrEO To
CURB RHBUMATISM. NEURALGIA. DEBILITY AND ALI NERv,
oUs DISEASES. CURES HEADACHE ISsTAErLTI
soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
WHOLESALE JOHN p HENRY. COLLEGE PL,cR
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TAXES.

exemption the Fs, Mortgage Bonds ron AL taxes which
the feature which them 10 auk Ng The
issues ofth United States while the additional exemption from United
Income Tar places them above the market
seeking profitable Investments
will b. mind that the State and Local Taxes Couneeut
range y a. svsrsgg about cent As this AH sa7ed
hoders Air Line Bonds equivalent to the payment Of that
Interest and makes With the saving Of the income TAI
S9J 50 each 81 600 nearly y per cent interest on "
iresinnt does dpsnd on the premium on Gold
Which liable line aud may a to without aeeng the
Income from these securities.
INCOME, As COMPARED WITH OTHER INVESTMENTS
sI per cent Gold Bond subject TAXATION With the premium
gold obtained low as 80 Weld the amount ~
net income while with gold tie p cert
par.
The Cunhcut State boh which made exempt om tsIaou
by an act Legstur. selling the market At about 1903 aud
price yield income Of S. which would make The AIR LINE
BONDS ll4i the basis that price they py the
rest, namely, 81 per cent
The desire capitalize the premium which uos be reAd 90
PyeTweuty Bonds aud which D, eInsuhsd being
funded at reduced rate oi Interest ms,eA Jecu,
awakening inquiry i5r forms OF investment which . be ,d
Which shall yield liberal rate u interest n earroneg
To demand 0feT the Ft Mortgage Bouds Of the SeH
Haven Mdds,osu wmands Railroad CompGHy believing then
worthy Of the confidence Of investors aud dos
ahst thorough unwilling offer any security
which DO safe aud desirable the ssuss Of be
uU.tsd States Go'epmtnt
The Bonds DO oaud OF Bk Banker u the State
ofConuseueul orty seudrs direct to oust,cs
All classes II securities will b, their m market value.
may he oNsdsd ty express nc Bonds vii he retained Gsoar
opU~
HATCH g. EOOTE,
--soFRS AND DEALERS IN oovTRSMENr SECURITIES
~ w4LLST. HBwIoKN
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

Dr. RlGGs's HARD RUBBER TRUss.-Othcc,
No Baresy,t Established 1857 JAMES RGo successof
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

90 to MCFARLAND. BOOKSTORE, No.
N slf BrsdSAJ T-sniytL,i There will God all The
Ii all the standard aud ehoss ka
gHsb, French. ald scotch slauousrr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

4 CIlE or PAIN, however severe or acute,
,nmmtdly srd permanently cged By HYATT NNlha Ih
MiHif. 2td Graud IT. " I.
tod bs D'Bssst..
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

SQUIRE & LANDER, 81 Fulton-st., New YOrk,
M best reliable WATCHES tns nIEoFD, cbUes Jsr
EiE1 Igd slyEA WARE. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

A new Bethel called the Church Of our
saviour for seamen,p was opened yesterday with the
celebration OF services according 70 the Episcopal rite
n s floating church constructed Oh The margin OF the
Past River AT the foot OF Pkest THO Rev Robert w.
Lewis is in charge. Bishop Potter preached sermon
from Romans 18th chapter Jet verse; IN whlcn be re-
yewsd the work Of the Nilsson for the last twenty-five
ye.rs Ths building is a handsome Gothic structure
5.y35 feet with roof supported by Hlched braces FORMING
sores of Gothic arches. The claucel rs liescoed ia
coIorIaud GILT and oranented with gou-dchs crest
0otk On either side is = YestTY aud library I0on IAe
furrlture OF tile cbaDcel IL % black walnut hald-onr
cT,.d Tile building Is thirtyh feet Mgh u ls buh
az scOB 1QxS0 feet and about ~ ieet OSeh ALs tV'D
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION. AND
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLASS ROLL
ING STOCK. THE BALANCE, LESS THIN 20
MILES. Is NEARLY FINISHED, AND TEAMS
WILL RUN OVER THE ENTIRE LINE u aiNG
TIIE PRESENT MONTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

sssss 5s on s:1 as 40 for
4 Ns:i. ssa John h spHsdnss Nellie Pow
asH ssp: a5a TSnS1 1;ssu,o
w.t,s AZ FT ~ Thsysf K:yson F.w banks
dss sRf as ssp Foam.
s s s s%
sailed 9sth schrs Vigant, Nicksrson New York; asth,
NEWPORT. Sept 2s-Arrvsd, schr. Oliver Cromwell.
New New
ssied-Bari Loches, Ward. Annapolis MS; schrs Moon
light Briggs, Boston for New York; Peerless smith, for
NORWICH. Sept ss-Arrvsd schr Jesse Smith, Nichols
NEW HAVEN Sept ss-clearsd, bark st Clair OBJ, Pack
PHILADELPnIA. Sept ss-Artved. bark Lizzie Morrow
creasi Arthur Burton Frohock Portland At Quarantine,
0Tk m New
bs a. tr
SOth-Beow, brig Prnds Carl (NOr), s.ephAnnssn, from
LEwEs, DEL Sept 2s-Barks Henry, from Boston; Dag.
mar from Londcn Charlotte Lawrence. Pen.
harbo ~ schoose 10 banks and brgs and ship be.
fore ge,s reported Wind EsE blowing fresh.
roeTLAND. Sept % Arrived, brig Hattie Wheeler.
foSTsTSGTH. sep. 27-Arrlvsa .ehr. Delaware Snow
Ireland
Eliza Pharo Sherman, ElizabeiRport; James English,
az Psss Font f
.css. zavas Williams wa%s phadepha
Jane. Bsylss, Arnold Eiaasethpo Francis BuTr A,
Tate Ts.e, Hobotsn Benz Strong, BrSxn, New York
MfEtSn Hng s ss DO ASSe oafes Easoa DO
Albany: Ocean Bird Marsh Rock ILL., NJ, via chickshof-
YhoSKLAND. Sep, 2sAmved, schr. Ida Hudson Greeley,
Gregory, Thorndike, and Olive Avery, Gott, do;
Partridge Mooney, and Mary Langdon; Bennett, do;
do Ssth Lsconis Written and Herald, Hall, do 1.''
brig Allie starret Hooper, Galveston; schra Abby Weld
sylve,ter New York; Alice Cakes Pisbury; " Il Thorn
Cnief Shows Massachusetts, Remission Powers, Robin
SOM Nile, Mscan; Leach, Pendleon; James Henry, Will
and New Yore Luoy Hme
Richmond Va 9Th. James Henry Oliver; Maggie Bell
May Monroe Hail. Philadelphia; Commerce, Torrsy, and
SAVANNAH, Sept So-Arrved, steamship Zodiac, New
steamship Oriental Boston bark Exchange,
SALEM, Sept 27-Ariyed, brig Orchard 4 Torey, War
son Congress- York Harmon Curtis Curtis and Henretts
Simmons Godfrey Phiadeiphia 18th, brgs Caslian Lang
s Ggn Tor
Alaska Clark Clair Edwards Ireland; James Ponder
Pssh%a Haley and aesn koeSrooe
Fairfield vefri Ezabethpor; Alvarado Herrick, Hobo
SOMERSET, Sept 2sArrived schrs Hannah Little, Craw
ford. Georgetown, DC; Henry Remsen, Allen Rondout
sTONINdTON, Sept Arrived, schr Albert crandal,
TAUNTON, sept 2S-saied. schr Emma, White New
WILMINGTON, NC. septu-Anived, brig Margaret Leah
soth-Arrived steamship Regulator, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01
A SHADY MURDER.

Fifteenth Amendment Initiating tho Whites
One Negro Shoots and Instantly Kills An
other.
The murder business was last evening slightly
changed In complexion. Heretofore the business of
plying knives and discharging pistols has generally
been confined to the Caucasian race. Last evening
there was a slight change in the programme-the
principals being members Of the recently enfran.
chised class, and the scene the Eighth ward.
The facts, as rapidly gathered are these:-About
nine O'Clock, In front Of No. Oil Broome street. two
negro cooks, Walter Johnston and John Thomas.
met and had a quarrel regarding some old differ.
ence, when Thomas discharged q pistol shot.
which entered the left breast OF Johnston, who
died almost Instantly. The report of the
pistol was heard by officer Edward Harnett,
who was on post. He hurried to the scene OF the
shooting and on ar irving there observed Thomas
running away He pursued him, and seeing him
throw away pistol into vacant lot arrested him
and secured the weapon. The prisoner who seems
10 have been recently employed as a cook on the
steamship James Adger and the yacht Sylvia, was
conveyed to the Wooster street station house. where
Captain McDermot locked him up and lIlmedt.
ately despatched his officers to secure particulars
Later In the evening colored woman named
Grace Ann Thompson, OF No. al Hudson street. who
was present a few moments before the murder, was
found and taken to the station house, where she
made the following statement to Sergeant Maloney
VINO was In charge OF the desk
was present in of No. 5ll street when the
two mea met JohnGton and Thomas had words, the
nature OF which did not learn. heard gay to
Thomas u hear In the habit OF going and
reporting that you intend Kill z" At this point
ston said ~, there is any trouble let US and settle IT,"
'Churchy" asked him act for him. Thomas replied al
VIII knock your damned mead or and immediately fired
the fatal shot after putting hrs hand in his pocket.
A HERALD reporter, through the courtesy of Cap
tain McDermott. saw the prisoner In his cell, but
he positively refused to commit himself by any adj
Missions The witnesses are John Thompson Grace
Ann Thompson and Churcny. The latter had not
been found at eleven O'Clock last evening. John
Thompson. son OF the woman Grace, corro5orated
her statements In all PARTICULARS The original cause
OF the difficulty did not transp1re. the murderer
doggedy refuses TO talk, and ms not known
In the ward. The witnesses confined in the sta
ton house, where the body now lies awaiting the
Coroner.
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A. -so1 Fssa 70 4 5HS l sHh|1 NEW yosx.
= HADWAY'S READY RELIAE
CURES G WHY AhR EsyES fy6SG GRk sp
MISCELLANEOUS.

only Y: VT. x. f. g
ss ;sRSssS RssS
s Sso ssss
- S:sn h :Ss noss
on aas !. empty omse
inhals .a masrious poison
IN ias
N secS OF he msa stomach and protects asAnss
& ~ SHAgy FE5Hg
ToS5
for The cure and prevention 81 III. and 1g
wsy RELIEF better eSss Sur Fever ana s1a
all the remedies and cures Advertised would not rSc0m
handrsds Of other complaints cam Be- and i used.
:Hss but knowing power IL S
class Of diseases, feel duty . make Known II
sc1msd nc.o Ole p.hsos:; shss n.s ana
cd IL the stomach from the malaria
Suictsns circulation Of the blood that has been
i, srousss healthy action the liver spleen and gasd
sna nsrvons ud prosTatsd and from the
influence Of the malaria Its diusiye, stimulating props
he sns Il nd
maIarona poison that may In these cases Is
ssssAss s. H. ss
on, teaspoonfu OF READY RELIEF In water every
hour six hours and rub the spine OF the back with
subject attacks either day at longer periods ~
the world. Take RADWAY's PILLS in large doses every
before meals, and two three of RAILWAYS PILLS ak
night will protect settler in ague dis rcts against st
fever and ague any other malarlous fevers.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
-, CURES , THE WORST PAINS ,
Not one hour after reaaing ts need
for every pain. It the hrst and IL the only pain
remedy that instantly stops the most excrucfang pains a
lays Iinammaons Congestions whether OF hd
Lungs Stomach Bowels other glands or organs BY ond
AppN'finSSAF FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
MATIC Bedrdden, lnfrm, Crippled Nervous, Neuralgia OF
'' ,KADWAY'Sn READY iA E 3 LEE
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
SORE THROAT DIFFIe4IT RFE EZ1I IS uv.sr
MYSTERIES, GROUP. DIPHTHERL,
HEADACHE, ToorHAcHE. oAAn' a.o.s1As
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHfLLs.
The application Of the READY RELIEF to the part OF
parts where the pain difficulty exists VIII ease and
Twenty drops in half tumbler Of water few mo,
ments cure CRAMPS, SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH. HEARTY
COLO. WIND IN THE BOWELS. and all INTERNAIj
Travellers should always carry . bottle Of RADwAY'G(
RELIEF with them drops in water wi prevent sicI
Brandy or Bitters as = stimulant. :,
SOLD by Druggists and at DR.. RADwAYs ~ Maiden Lance
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ARRIVALS.
REPonrpp BY THE nHRALp STEAM YAcH.u,

REPORTHD BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOHY9.
Hs ,S B eI a aI vspoO Sept Is and
Winds si
,s with B 70 and
Steamship Ashland BecFeit Galveston say, via Kew
West ~ days with mdse and passengers, to Mallory /
steamship Ellen Terry. Chaplin Nswbern, No with mdse
apa CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Ship La pnches.e dorlssn. OF Baltimore. Hines,
arse n y DAYS and Ghr r a. days With mdse
PsssaTs Sep! . y. IS S. bark cSas slf
provisions and supplied her The La do anchored At
v5 a .nS ss5s De- Peck " very rs
bark Lucy Kicte Mex Tor S HAVE: 'P Rav
IL. had a;ss ss rs Say: g.
ssi ZIP sss
Calcutta for London.
Sss :: b az s S sugar
Brig Emma Dean Dutch Atkinson Puerto Csbeilo Sept
to had heavy unsettled weather
s as
sA Win Pss :ies %s
decks out and raddsr gone hs ess
stripped OF everything put the anchors and chains
THE the the ondara have been Drsv
Brig James Ratchford (Br, George, MIX River ia %
days, with logwood to Leafcraf Covesse Crandall
Bertaux Co. Had strong NE gales from Cape Antonio
Hatteras.
Brig Sarah Crowen CIR, Messenger, St Johns, PR Is
days, with sugar, &c, TO J Onatvia 4 Co.
Brig Assuncion p), Gorns sagua ~ days, in ballast to
Brig Morancy Hin, Philadelphia for Boston days, with
COAL TO master. 10 anchored at the Southwest Spit for
harbor
schr Rebecca Lane, whittemore Para Is days, with
rubber &c to Amsinck Co-yessel to Miller Hough-
ton.
schr Eveline Pierce Barbados days, with molasss to
schr 5 Fabens (of Newburypor, Crocker, Maracaibo
Sept with coffee, 70 Schmnsky, Lott Covesse to
Wenber Sept TO- IN the Gulf of Maracabo had heavy
with hesvv sprung mainmast; SINCE light winds and
cams Sept h. on 81 Domingo boarded by the French
steamer Talisnan who overhanled papers. &c.
Schr Kate Carleton Munroe, Sierra Morena, Cuba II
days. with sugar, &c, TO Keynes Brosvcssel to Miller
Houghon.
schr Thompson (of Newbern, NC), Cook Baracos Ia
days with fruit, A Pesant-vessel 10 II Mills Co
Had strong ssatsry winds all the passage. Sept 49, in
Crooked Island passage spoke brig Vary Lie Blanc (br)
from Aux Cages Tor Boston, short Of provonswould
schr Martha Heath, Heath Corpus Christi rs days. with
hidss and wool. TO n Bowers-vessel to Metcalf
Co Had heavy weather 37h inst, lat ~ Is Ion 70 o.
quantity Of wrecked stun conssng Of yellow pine timber
schr virginia, Small Union Island, Ga with lumber
bound 70 Boston, Sept "a Olaf 10, spoke brig Maria Fer
gusoh, from Baltimore for hstanzas.
gchr Sanders (of Brookhavenl, Murray, 6eorReown
&C. 10 DAYS. with naval stores TO Dolner Potter Co. Had
heavy and ne gales; lost par VI dsckload
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01
NEW JERSEYS YOUNGEST DHuSxAgD.

In the Newark Police Court, yesterday forenoon, q
boy fifteen years or age, named Patrick Murphy OF
No. "a Catharine street, was arraigned before JUS
tees Dean and selfIert, on the charge of drunken
ness and breach of the peace. He was arrested on
The preceding evening In melancholy state of
obliviousneas at the Instgat1on OF Ellen Ma
ham, II transpired that the young scamp had
but recently been liberated from ja Il, having served
five months term for similar offences. He was
scarcely tail enough 10 reach the magisterial desk.
1t Was first agreed TO recommlt him to jail for three
months bnt before the precocious imblber left the
court room the period was changed 10 one month,
his tears having melted the magistrates heart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01
PERSONAL IHTELLIafNCR

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Governor James z. English, General Ingersol.
General Green, Colonel Chamloy, Colonel Earle,
Colonel Rcade, Colonel Brand and Colonel Sey-
mour OF Connecticut are at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Captain II. II. Osgood, OF Connecticut; Captain ].
B. Coyle, OF Maine; Rear Admiral Smith, OF Wash.
ington; Henry Kipp, Of Buffalo; Colonel Wilds p.
Walster OF Name and Colonel Dunkeps0n OF Wash
ington are at the Astor House.
WV. McManon, OF Texas; R. W. Perry, Of South
Carolina; Rev. Spencer Edwards and Rev. Alfred
Hoborn, OF London. England; Henry a. Reid and
w. Harris OF Philadelphia; and the following MEM
bers Of the Boston Common Council-George o.
Carpenter, r. W. Jacobs, E. O. Donnelly, 8. b.
Bond and william Pope-are at the Grand Central
Hotel.
T. Altenburg, of London, England; Colonel H. D.
Latin, OF Saugarties; Colonel A. J. Clemons Of
Liberty. N. Y; W. T. Clarke, J. p. Butler, G. D.
Morris and G. II. Slaughter, members OF the city
government OF Galveston, Texas, ana Philip Ftz'
simmons, President, and twenty others, members Of
the Common Council OF Albany. are at the Metropoi.
tan Hotel.
Henry Sedey and r. Jones, OF Staten Island; A.
G. Mckenzie, OF Kansas; General Jordan, OF Cuba,
and NJ. A. Wessendonck, OF Staten Island are ut the
st. Denis Hotel.
General w. W. II. Terrll, Assistant Postmaster
General and b. T.. Catlin, OF washington; Lieuten'
ant r. O'Niel, of the United States Marine corps,
and Colonel A. A. Hosmer, of Washington, at the
Everett House,
Mayor Shurtlen and five members OF the city gov
eminent OF Boston; General N. P. Banks, or Massa-
chusetis; ]. A. Creswell Postmaster General; E. G.
Banled, Solicitor or Treasury Department; Senator
r. +. Fenton, OF New York; Judge ID. McLaren, of
Cincinnati; d. T. Easement, OF Ohio, and ex-Gover-
nor Marshall Jewell or Connecticut are nj the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel ]. c. Hare, OF Saratoga; s. M. Palacio ana
s. NJ. Rossellon, OF South America, and w. b. La-
barge. OF Montreal, are at the st. Charles Hotel
Professor Robert c. Green, OF Macon, Ca; Captain
Alex. Wilson, of Port Hope, O. W., and DR.. James
B. Seymour, OF Ednburg, are at the st. Elmo Hotel
C. B. Mount, OF Philadelphia; W. 8. Rhodes, OF
New York; Lieutenant Morrison OF the United
States Army; Commander Lowry, J. G. Bennett and
W. W. Williams. OF the United States Navy, are at
the HOFFMAN House.