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ERw YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb, 2, 1870,
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ALBANY Feb. ., 1870.
OF COMMON CARRIERS.
LIABILITIES , bin relative 70 labinties
Nr. LEWIS Introduce o.' 'e-''o -. y ao'''..ee
OF con'"on ,a :, : onsignor TO exempt from
liability. ,~r YORK.
Mr.. TWEED gave notice Of : 'o,n 20 iesaiase 'ae
qualify Of gas IN New fs' also y sss's' ~ ~
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Almanac for New York-TAiy Day.
Sun rises. s....... 90 Moon rises. .. eve %
Sun sets. ....... 5 20 High water. eve 10 35
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 2, 1870.
Herald Packages.

NJ The olce of the HERALD yachts THE HERALD,
AMEs and JEANETTE is at bitehal slip. All communi
cations from and consignees TO the Of
inward vessels will be of charge
Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO Steam
Yacht fleet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine attend to the delivery of packages
be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March s. Is6s:-
Resolved That April l, 1868 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection of ship In tho
harbor of New York. Passed UNANIMOUSLY.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY

ste ss.sams1hip VIM Clyde, Morgan Wilmington NC. with
mdse 70 Eoriisrd. 'sAn''s'on' "hnHs''H' W. "''A
msss nss%Sos Old oa %
s,esmshp Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdss TO
sis.mshp hnlvins, Rsnaur. xilviis NJ with mdse. 10
ma.s S.'s III Ma,s.ss se xSss: day. With
@ h sea TGSk the Northern passage and had heavy gales
s BARK Agnes Frazer !Br Cameron Msany.s with sugar
sss'y :sS INV W.. s:sr as;
Brig George H.rrl. sof stockson, French, cardsn.s
schr Art,c G.rwood, Godrsy Savannah. 10 days. with
sshr forencs lockwood, 81 John, Wilmington. NC,
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scsr scnr hSItiu Sts: Baltimore for soa'sn
schr Fizp.rici, Smith. Phiiadslphia for Boston Feb
schr Mary Steele, Higgins, Boston for Maryland.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
. BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Ashland, Crowel, Boston for New York, with
ssam:hp Aca.nnss Rector New Bedford for New York,
S5,s EE.rssca. sso.s Sriasspes sS iss New Ss YORK
ssr ssr Fs.soa hy, foy
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Schr Mary Tee 11ce, New Haven for Port johnson.
schr Baltimore, Johnson New Haven for Port Johnson
Schr John Brooks Fox, New Haven ElizabethporA
Schr Thos Cahili Allen, New Haven for Hot oxen.
Schr q Acken, Hobbie Stamford for New York.
sch Burns sausbury, Port Morris for New York has
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BOUND EAST.
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, Nsw York for New Bedford
scir George Washington, Peck. Eizabethpor for stam
foro.
Schr Hannah Demming Elizabethport for New Haven.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, H0bbe New ork for Stamford.
Schr Sae Burton, Palmer, New York Stamford.
Schr kombe, Miller, New York Tor Providence
AFGuHrfuH, 0regOry Or
schr Kendrck Fish, Webber, hoboken for Boston.
SAILED.
Steamships Russia and Colorado Lverpool; Hapsa Bre
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SAILED.

Steamships Russia and Colorado Liverpool; HansA Bre-
men Cleopatra, Havana, Ac schrs Kcokuk Arroyo, PR;
Joseph Se.er, Matsnzas.
Wind 1t sunset SW, light.
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Marine Disasters,

For particulars Of the collision between
ships Santiago Cuba and Brunette, the sinking the
latter, news columns
LIVERPOOL, Jan 3l-Shp Germania Blins, from Liver
pool Oct for San Francisco, has put into Rio Janciro In
leaky condition.
Bark Carrie Wright tBr, Jordan, from Dublin Dec for
Savannah. has put into Ardrossan eaky.
LONDON Feb 2IntellgeDce has been received
the brig Rachel Coney Capt Coney, from Messna
York, run into and damaged or Trafalgar.
SHIP IRA Percy, from Liverpool Dec for Boston,
went ashore miles north OF Highland light Cape Cod Tues
day night but got oil without assisuce and arrived at Bos
materially injured.
BARK JEwEes {Br) Watson for San Francisco before
ported put back TO Hong Kong Nov ~ lcaky reports Nov D.
days went as far az lat 10 6S n ion 10 T. When vessel
leaking badly, concluded to put back.
BRIG GEN MARsHALL-1he following the particulars
Of the loss of the brig Gen arsha before reported aban
doned at brig Gen Marshall 22l Boston, Mass
Capt VIM IL jenkins, sailed from Wilmington, No Dec 22
1862 Ia coming down the river she the
ions put back and repaired sailed again for Boston
ls'h, with light NV wird; II wind hauled and
Increased TO gale hove to In the Gulf under cosereefed
day night worc ship and stood to w,sward gale still
ing until Friday Pm ship and stool
now gaining rapidly coming IN transom in large quantities
At night wind oderatng, with heaqy sea- labor
Ing heavily; kept both pumps goiag constantly; put pump
became choxed with tar which rendered it uselcss,
water sainng onvesse rapdy Saturday, att PM tackled
wafer in the hold At steamer Eagle hove IN sight
held consultation WITH the crew and decided to abandon
took of Gin lat "a H. Ion III S carried us Havana
where taken In charge home by United
and three scamen. The Gen Marshall butt Belfaat,
Me- In ll9 twenty old owued in Boston and
"a bales cotton bags nuts and about ~ packages assorted
merchandise.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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Unitarans is can obtain all needed information by
perusal Of this work. There twelve lectures In
the volume, the first discussing the question Of
creeds and explaining precisely what the Unitarians
believe. Then follows from the second to the
twelfth, exposition of the essential doctrines OF
the Unitarian Church. The lectures are interesting
throughout Tney are written In clear. animated
style and are simply wOrded.
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AnEaSoa Beard
TELEGRAPH

TELKeRGPz SzAr1ox. SeT-. Aug. :.
A shooting and stzbbing Array occurred
On Saturday lzst =; 3 mining camp near
this Place. The Circumstances are as
follozs 4 man nzLnei Alex. McDonald
returning 70 his ten; heafd some one
inside. SgppOsng II 10 b4 3 friend
called out. bat receiving no answer went
inside, and found his chest broken open
and the contents scattered about the
Aoof. When about 70 20 outside be met
a mEn named Jas. Wilson N the door
With . shot gun pointed al him After
Interchange Of words Mcdonald grasped
The GIN. Wilson le. 20. and drawing a
knife stabbed MeDoaAld II tie lef side.
inHicting ; frightfal wound. The bel
bgerents then clinehed, and in the scuf-
&c Mcdonald obtained possession Of the
knife. knocked Wilson down picked
NJ the gun and fired, the ball taking
efsct IN wilson's head. killing him
instantly MeDonald's wounds are con
sidered dsBgsrous-
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FROM

WASHINGTON, August s.
Secretary Robson has addressed q
letter 10 Mr.. Seward, at Auburn. He
says; Having learned from Secretary
Pish tina. he (Seward) proposes TO visit
the Asiatic Countries, he would take the
liberty Of rendering 10 him the use OF
any United States naval vessel in ports
or waters where he proposes to go. The
Secretary has given In detail the names
and probable localities Of the various
vessels, and names of their commanders;
and informs Seward that be has issued
al order TO all officers 10 extend TO him
all facilities and courtesies within their
power; and concludes the letter by say
ing: am sure they will be happy TO
do anything In their power for a gentle
man 30 distinguished, bat / have thought
proper, in justice TO yourself and the
Country, 70 place the proper orders in
shape Seward viii be received at San
Francisco by one Of the feet, and thence
be carried IN n or others OF them dur
ing his entire absence. He is expected
TO be absent till Spring. In the mean
time, IL Is understood he will address
unofficial letters to the Secretary Of
State. and Navy, on State affairs in
Oriental Countries. Tho Secretary Of
State has addressed letters 10 the u. s.
Ministers and Consuls in China and
Japan, advising them Of the intended
visit Of Seward; suggesting that all proper
attention be paid him whenever be may
come In their vicinity. Seward will do
all In his power to arrange with Oriental
merchants for q through line Of FIRST
| class steamers from Yeddo and Hong
| Inou. 10 Gar Xranataan AL A.. 6Lt--..
immigration question will be sifted by
him, and the Chinese authorities induced
not TO allow any more women to emil
CRATE to California from Hongkong.
No further advices from the seat OF
war than telegraphed last night. The
substance OF dispatches, specials and
all, In that the French army IL badly
beaten, with heavy loss; in full retreat.
and its center driven in, right wing
turned. and cut of; that the Prussiani
have taken many prisoners, cannon, and
snsali arms; and flushed with success,
and that Napoleon Is calling upor
France TO rise and save the County; and
Is hurriediy preparing for a desperate
defense.
Oficial dispatches received by III,
Secretary of State from Minister Wash
burn confirm the news which has beer
telegraphed to the Press.
The excitement In this city among tn.
Germans IL intense. Last night tn,
streets were filled with groups discussing
the latest war news. and anxiously in
curing for further information.
The German newspaper Offices wer'
crowded till long after midnight by NJ
excited multitude, and when the extern
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES


SAH F~RAscIsco, August g..
The war news has greatly interfered
with all kinds of business, and stocks
suffer with the rest.
The French Hospital or Patriotic Fund
Committee are taking advantage Of the
excitement and have been c~anvassing for
funds all day, with great success.
There Is very little disposition to rally
the p%artisans Of the defeated nation; and
in fact the conduct of both French and
German citizens among us is admirable.
under the circumstances. The French
generally concede the defeat to be a very
grave one, and likely to disastrously az
feet the Empire If not speedily counter
balanced by a French victory Of greater
Importance.
Remittances Of treasure TO New York,
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Ths new Pension Act, which went into
effect July 9Th, contains the following
provisions.
SECTION /. Pension agents shall pre-
pare and transmit within fifteen DAYS
preceding the 4th Of March, June, Sep
tember and December Ia each year.
vouchers for the quarterly payment 10
pensioners direct, who, on or after said
4th days named. may exscute and return
said vouchers, and none other, 10 said
pension agents.
SIC. 2. Upon the receipt Of such
vouchers, properly executed, and the es-
adjustment Of the identity Of the person
entitled 10 the pension, the pension agent
shall immediately forward by mail, 10
the said p~ensioner direct, and 70 no other
person, n check payable solely 10 the
order Of said pensioner, except when the
pensioner IL required 10 appear person
ally and receive the pension.
SIC. 3. No pension shall. under any
circumstance, be paid 10 any one but
the pensioner entitled thereto, except In
case Of persons legally disabled, when
payments may be made 10 guardians;
and Ia case Of persons resident abroad,
when payments may be made az provided
10 tho previous Acts.
SEC. 4. Pension agents shall receive,
for all services rendered to pensioners,
including postage, 30 cents, payable by
the United States. and M more shall be
received by them, under q penalty Of $500.
SEC. 8. The Secretary Of the Interior
shall provide blank vouchers. 10 DO used
as above stated, and regulations therefor.
BIC. o. Pension agents and their
authorized clerks shall take and certify
afidayita Of all tho pensioners who shall
appear before them for that purpose,
and give the check for the pension to the
pensioner personally, and for taking any
such affidavit falsely and corruptly, the
afiant shall be deemed guilty Of perjury,
the penalty OF which shall bo imprison-
ment for five years or less, and n fine
not exceeding 81. 900.
SEC. 7. The fee of an agent or at
torney for the prosecution Of 9 claim for
bounty land shall not exceed s25. The
agent or attorney must file without cosI
to the claimant) with the Commissioner
OF Pensions. duplicate articles Of agree
mont duly attested, setting forth the fee
agreed upon. When no such agreement
is hled or approved by tho Commissions
the foe shall be $40. and nc more.
SEC. 8. For contract for demand, o.
reception or retention Of any compen
sation greater than above stated. tn,
penalty shall be q fine Of $500 or less
or Imprisonment for Ave years or less
or both.
SEC. o.. The Commissioner Of Pen
sions shall forward 10 the pension
agenta, with tho certificate Of pension
one of the articles OF agreement, II ap
proved by him, and directions as to th
payment OF fees.
SIC. 10. The pension agents shal
deduct from the amount Of pension du
tho amount Of fee, II any, and forwar'
the same less 30 cents) as directed b,
the Commissioner.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!
NEW YORK NEWS.

SEw YoKx, Angus; 5.
A special dispatch says the President,
after Consulting Gen. sherman, On Pr.
day Last, took occasion 10 forward 70
General Sheridan several Official docu-
Dsnts: and which, in reality, place him
in position II . representative Of the
President a. commander-in- Chief Of our
army. He also ssnt telegraph messages
On the subject 70 Ministers Bancroft and
Wsshbun, and " General Sheridan.
There Is no doubt ia the mind Of the
President Sheridan viii be admitted TO
the headquarters Of the French and
Prussians, and be treated with all proper
respect. He says DR.. Evans had no
right 70 make any request Of the French
authorities for Gen. Sheridan, and that
when orr Ministers request 1t. there will
BE- no refusal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09

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perssz ~ preliminary srTsDgsmszts.
.nd ~s srnst thossg pho fsei ir1erss41d In
he cause win bs yiblsni.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09

DWELLING Hopss In treasure City for
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mafksf. Il yholssale aa1 ,etsfi-
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09

HCnr ~ RDH-Ths Telegraph says
the Tppersrsns we're pat down By the
police for singing the Msrseillaise. Not
a bit Of wonder they were. We can
imagine IL would keep a town awake
listening to = band Of Inshmen singing
that song between straight Whistles.
Mike HcCIusksy starts On Thursday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09

Hos. THoNAs PfTcz started, dsy-b1-
forsyesterday, Tn . sabbath Days jozr-
nsy-1Z5 miks-b Belmont. He viii
thence proessd 70 Austin, thsnes 10
UnioDyiils. and bring up IN Virginia City
Ia shout . week from this data. wiz
be about fonr weeks On this Ssid, and re-
turn 10 Hamilton 70 sAe farther sbont
pnbIie affairs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09
FROM OREGON.

PoETLKsD, August 8.
A man named Thomas Hickey was
drowned yesterday. while bathing near
M~eAfinnyille.
Extensive fires are raging along the
telegraph line, from Humphreys to Lo-
PEI Island.
The assessed value of property In
Washington Territory Is nearly sI0. 900.
900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09

Boz GrEn. the man With saturn hair,
Sheriff Of Rye eounsy. has been looking
In upon Hamilton shs past few days; 10
fact. was In town yesterday evening"
but, We suspect. kfs before daylight.