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SINBE5MS.

-Napolcons colors after his defeat-Black and
b,uc.
-Gustave DorGs middle name is said to b,
luuke
Dickens is said to have been the Pickwck
edcst man In England.
"A wire mask for bathing is recent novelty
One Of them IS worn by lazy at Cape May,
The Indian children in Virginia City, Nevada
take their shower baths fr1ul the street fprnA!cs.
--Baac ball has been successfully introAuc't
into Scotland ana BIDS far to become f,yor1 cut
door sport.
NANCY.
Tic Crown Prince oyer the rcu Mos,Hs
Has crossed va urf. no. fancy,
F9r hc had NIe1 IIt'le S'ogJ - tell
To Aatcy
nepqt on hi sword andhs 'N2r' s2ur
Made Marshal MacMahon STOP ,lakins love
VITA Va -.
Tho Marshal retired 10 me fo~tsoV Of Toni
And ud At q s'ugle IAN o. -n'
The crown Primo, oraw ton, royal bro .t
sweet Nancy,
Itrafc Tim SO r'ad t,s.' .... f.',"-
80 acr'Iy eur,'rl -tl.' fpuA ..h
lhra4 h"rtn l.r r.t". H',..
Loved Naury.
SO hc waved LIS u.ou,.a,lr '' .''s.a .. ~
A I'd, tud -lrr TO- uy .H-
>uJ n,a hsa'.e. .Ai "o,' ..".rl
TO Nt.c5
Amt The crown r,a,. loohel Gee v'.a ... nc
AMI T., n "a ,lon.a.t tr,o.c,r.
o. Nlrcy
| Ana gu'n,tnor. ~ h.,v..'u..
| III, tfriupts ."rHtl.c
! IoNrcs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16

The Twenty -secoud GerAlan Aid Association
last night appointed hessr-. H. i. Waun,A.l
l1u,hoeus, l., Koch, Or. Edward Iolo Charlie
" ck' Robert Glecnen thai, William tg'rs, Com.
nitlee to collect funds. The Assoc l..oa Las al
ready collected over $in1.
The GermJn- of me Eiyhtecn'h W1rl met las,
nicht aud organized patriotic all society," clecting
Imllp kunp', Presideu'; Peter Thou,on Wee
President; 7. q. Giss, treasurer an Finance
Committee consisting Of Pnilip Schmcnger Fred
elicR Busch, and End hiT ben
Tie Gulmm Nctcl, IA Patriot Association last night
appointed twenty collectors 10 collect rlnds = Iid
Tie sirk and wounded % the Pruss ian army
Ihc Treasurer VI the German Patriotic Aid Soci
ely rcppr,.d lass NJ .ht 10 Tie General Committed
lint his war subscriptions un 'un'ci 10 go" 81 ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
THE NEWEST THING IN ERIE.
Consolidated Mortgage TO be Cren ted
The Kind of Notice sIockho Iders Ger.

A Sun reporter was informed yesterday that it
Is the intention OF the principal officers OF the Erie
railroad to raise consolidated mortgage on tie
property of the Company Tor the purpose Of old
ing future litigation, and advancing the general
interests OF the road, His informant said that
notice Of the fact had been published in several
newspapers an that the money would be advanced
on the proposed mortgage in few weeks.
Aner a dgent search for tue notice referred to,
our reporter found the following in very unattrac
tive corner OF Mr. o Halls weekly, a journal which
eircuates about $500 copies
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN As REQUIRED ny
law, that it Is the intention OF the Erie RAILWAY
Company TO create consolidated mortgage on the
property OF the Company. N. SMITH, Asst See
OF course II was not intended that the public should
this notice, IL would not have been inserted
in the private organ OF the Mayor. The supposed
effect OF this mortgage will be TO prevent repetition
OF the costly II not unjustifable onslaughts upon
the Directors In the Courts, which have taken nun
dreds Of thousands OF dollars from the Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
A Chance for the Dcfrauded veterans.

Mr.. Willis, counsel for Fredk b. Swift, the
lawyer, who is accused OF defrauding Arthur Cos
grove, a veteran, Of portion OF his bounty, made
appeal 10 behalf Of his client yesterday, before
Commissioner Shields. lie said that the press hal
injured the fair reputation of the honorable gentle
man whom it was his high privilege to defend, and
he challenged the District Attorney to prove that
tlIere we're other cases OF bounty frauds against Mr.
Swift II there were any such cases, he asked why
they were not tried The Hon, A, H. Purdy, Az
sistant District Attorney, begged MIR Wills to un-
derstand that there were several other charges
against Mr. swift aud that they were TO be presen,-
ed q the Grand Jury at the October term. the
Commissioner reserved his decision,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
THIS MORNINGS rELEGRAMs.

The Bishop OF Honolulu hds resigned
The Germans OF Richmond. Va, hal a ruusiug
wni meouJg last ght,
Gen. Charles W, Roberts, Of Bangor. viii PROBABLY
get ihe Democratic nomination for the Govern lr,hlp
OF Maine.
Cnurch Howe, U. ;. Marshall. and ". l. Jones,
Associate Justice, are prominent c1ndltatcs for Goa
grcss from Wyomng.
Marcellus Emery, editor Of tho Brngor Democrat
hat been nominated by the Democrats OF the Fourth
Congressional District In Maina
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Mrs. Cowan's rrauduIcnt Divorce

About year ago Eliza Gowan obtained a
divorce from her husband, john Gowan on the
ground OF his alleged adultery the only witness be.
ing one Geston. The divorce was procured through
one of thei lawyers who advertise divorces oh.
tgined without publicity" Geston was subsequently,
arrested, ana ia In the fombs awaiting trial or per
Jury, IN having sworn falsely in another divorce
SUIT, GoNan sought T. have the judgment Of d-
Vorcc set aide and MIR. VIM. C. 1mphagen, the
referee, reported in his favor Judge Barnard, or 70
motion yesterday to confirm the report, reserved
his decision
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How Easily Oar Wholesalers are Defrsuded.
81. -. - --IA l.. l.

Solomon Wener visited Messrs. W. II. a J.. {.
Thorne & Co.'S store. at Bs White street and buy
ing goods valued at sSgs, ordered them de-
lvered at 8 Chambers street, saying that he would
pay for them :rere. The clerk who accompanied
the carman accepted a check on the Bulls Head
Bank, and left the goods. The check sent 70
the bank ard pronounced worthless. TLorne n
Co. then informed the police, and they learned that
the whole purchase had been pledged at % Lib
ery street for $50 White OniccT HAYES was making
inquiries at that place. Wener walked in and was
arrested lie was taken be ore Justice Koch at the
Tombs yesterday, and held for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16

CINCINNATI, Au- l5--During tho afternoon
session Mr. laue Ut ssuc,u .ptts Of e"tel IN th,
admission OF ar. HatluwN oI Chiuiso on the
ground tuat SIC vd not repre- cent body comprisee
IL the call
motion TO refer Mrs Fsthavays credentials to
special committee was made, Finally, she read ne
constitution ui tue socls,y which she rcJrusents-
tho Working W0mol'- I. Operative Bur,au--Ins
the Congress adoptsd the sepurt admitting her tos
seat.
-Four women arr IN Attendance. The whole NUM-
her ol DELEGATES Is - which Is less than vts 90
p"ttri 4 long address. ~ " =. TraVellic, ~,
President, was read by the secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
Seventh wordcrs nm . Reuder.

The Seventh Warders turned out in force yes
terday morning to participate in the annual picnic Of
the Edward j. STANDBY Association. steamer and
two barges took the throng from the foot OF Rut-
gers street and landed them In Excelsior Park,
where several hours were spent in dancing. Justice
ohandley and Coroner keenan, were in the best pos
sible humor, Tim Campbell, who was In the high
est spirits at the start soon lost them villa "s hat.
which WAS blown overheard
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For an utterly suppressed revolutlo n, the

for an utterly suppressed reVolutlo n, the
Cuban one seems to be doing pretty well.
A Nucvitas letter, dated the LIST inst, informs
us that on the previous day more than two hun
dred wounded Spaniards were brought in from
San Miguel de Baga, small place opposite Nue.
vias, on the other side of the bay. They came
by land, and were accompanied by lot of carts
Which were not allowed TO enter NueyitAs. The
carts are said to have contained the bodies of the
slain. These places, it must be borne in mind,
are both in the much pacifed district of CANA
guey, which De RoDAs left, a Ia Napoleon, to
fight spain's enemies in Havana.
The killed and wounded are credited to Col
RYAN; but at the date of the letter no details
could be obtained. The persistency of these
rebels is extraordinary no sooner had the
Spaniards evacuated San Miguel than the Cubans
entered and burned it--for the third time.
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our battles and then retired TO private hfej not
for The boosting and mischievoue Posrsa- Lat
the rank be buried with the gallant ctRcer who
so justly won H. To make PoRrEn Admiral
would detract from the honor which every Amer
lean citizen delights to accord to the lamented
E.n,.a,x
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
wbnt -ncnk Thief,

To TIE Editor Of TIE sun,
SIR: Please give MS o concise definition Of The
word sneak thief and oblge
Yours truly MANY.
ANSWER.
The most concise definition can give Of a sneak
thief is Jotn Russell Young.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16

EDMOND ABOUT, the author of the King
of the Mountoins," is at last prisoner himself.
To be sure, he has not been captured by Greek
brieands, but by Prussian warriors, who will no
doubt treat the distinguished writer with great
consideration. We suppose he will be kept a
prisoner until the capture of some witty German
author by the French may offer an appropriate
opportunity for a suitable exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
City lnIl Patriotism,

fir: When Fourth Ward politician dies the flags
on City Hall wave halfmast IN the breeze, ana the cry
IL supposed To mourn officially It's lrreparahle loss But
when the oldest ADMIRAL In the United aes Navy dies
nl OF year. and with nonors won "a the defence OF his
country Tuck upon him the sacred bunting Is allowed
10 he In IT'S moudy closet and the magnaet the nrst
nations loAa ". \,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16

Washington Nathan aud his brother lunched at
Dclmonicos, opposite A. T. Stewards, between
and o'clock yesterday. While they were there
people iu-tuctiyely suspended their conversation IN
regard to the Nathan murder as on the authority OF
TmE SIN, the Nathan boys are now universally free
from suspicion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16

One of the immediate effects of the death
of Admiral FARRAGUr will be the promotion,
probably before the old hero is under the sod, of
Nicc-Admiral d. d. PORTER to the vacant grade
of Admiral Of the Navy" Congress, before
its adjournment, added clause to tho Army bill,
providing that the grades of General and Lieu
tenant General should die with the incumbents.
similar provision was incorporated with the
Naval Appropriation bill. referring to the grades
of Admiral and Vice-Admral but Admiral PoR-
TER, anticipating the early death of Admiral FAR
RAGuT used his influence with Senators and
members, and had the clause stricken
from the bill. President GRANT, if he respects
the wishes of the people who think they have
already rewarded PoRTER sufficiently for all he
ever did for the country, will allow the commits
sion Of Admiral to remain vacant at least until
Congress can act. The grade of Admiral was
created expressly Tor the old hero. who fought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
q. II, JenlIs.

The very numerous and sincere friends Of the
late q. T. jerks, Esq, will be pleased to learn that
his death is to be formally announced before Judge
Barnard In the Supreme Court at i2 o'clock to-day
They will, OF course, be present to manifest their
respect for the distinguished deceased lawyer.
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TIE DIsard MING oFTH n FORTRESS
or sTRaSBOURG.

Mines Fired In Every Dirrction-An inter-
view with Dismnrck The Pcrits nj tbe
Whr Correspondence Famine on French
Tcrriiory-Thc Enthusiasm of the Baden
Soldiers incNfahon's Position Unlsuovu.
LoSDos AUG. f5,--1ne Luxomburg fortacatops
are rapidly being demolished and laborcrs are being
sent ron saabruck and elswhcre Tie mines have
been hrol ID every direction and the walls over.
thrown bo, long titno will be needed TO make tie
fortress indeiensibe.
delayed lutter from special correspondent with
The Prussiln headquarters describes an interview
with Bismarck at Mayence, Saturday week Bis,
mafck SAT, We aro much obliged 10 The French
FOR leaving us time to get the whole army on the
Rhine, and thence to tue frontier. In a few DAYS
work will begin" Speaking Of the Germans in
America, Bismarck acknowledged in warm terms
tho sympathy expressed thero From these and
other letters II is clear the Prussions stou
or delay all correspondence from the front.
No army letter was received iu Lon
don later than the 7th lust, except that n the
10th, the substance OF which has already been tele
graphed On the French side the campaign agoinst
Journalists has been more successful than against
the Prussians Q! four correspondents frat In the
anthorties, one escaped from lietz and joiued The
Prussian army, one was arrested and sent TO tina
now fS S S T'f hs1s nHs
been sent, VINO have been more fortunate.
,orday. ona ~ at ,u,aons a iattar cson, whon 10.
insf Enen r.covaS anil tle snhsianrs lola sfan,ed.
I'M Hi,d lon $1,000 49, on ErILsy and lac MT va,
haep heard NOM Cnn,mn,,cation nv toIegrnnh il
t,nrassiSio H. n,st nncsriain AMI bv messenee,
diidcult.
THE LINE TO hkrz AGAIN oPEf'
A special correspondent telegraphs from In tem-
boury this afternoon that the line to Metz il again
open. Large parties belonging to the Society for
Relieving the Wounded are passing through to the
froat The nshttng lasted this morning from
o'clock until o'clock.
now THE FRENCH poN'r FIGHT
,..,., .--......... g. 1890.
efI I.sl 'uuyspo". .t mon Luu Nlgsnaieu
VIE riiur1 nhon tno TNunee LuIru OF Tue
~, i, rear naEenau, TWO htuten
snyS WIN nanuIui vi IaNary' ,entereu tne Town
anJ IVY. W .n,ousn Wy Sievs, heaehihg Ine par
t re .uvy suuon ny, u!e rreuon " suIehner
nv nien nstaht'y treW helI cnussepots out OF tue
minuoMs AL snu " tlis hn nm Ie" caIan souler,
nv prisoners lou hoises' ana ~ wagons
vi,,xr Ar rnvr
e... A.. S..,,. :. $780, -. 81. ..
rInoe WV patue az " essehDure, humDers OF Pfls-
one's nave oesh ohp,"renn ualy sany, also, nave
neu 70 ,ne Wonus Nhu finaSes, ana nre compelled
Irvu .unger 70 suItenucr me country Is exhaust
German solcr. iac tsd 1870 o Even Wv
''' '"' e''
BRUTALITY OF THE fRENCH PEASANTS.
The reotle an bi,ter tIos,iie and c,,,e, r,ror,,
peasants have bern sbot ~ CONT yns,ttai "a. on,
hting and numbering the Wounded A nen,bcr nj
Tho conrt givcs mo sn1,n rarticnors p,i ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
CITY GOVERNMENT.

THE BOARDS OF ALDERMEN-THE BILL-POSTERs.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday and
adopted resolutions to pave Thirty eighhst from Lex
ingtonave. to the East River with Belgian pavement,
and to pay James ConneT t2s9 for building well for
public use In One-hundredand eighty -fourth-st. The
resolution to widen and straghten Canast.. between
Mott and Mulberrys referred to the Committee
on Streets.
Resolutions laid appoint The Sun and The
Irish People Corporation papers.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen adopted resolutions
to divide the Thirteenth and Seventeenth Wards into
more convenient election districts.
. resolution adopted directing the Controller 10
lease the second and third stories OF premises Nos O
l08 and 10 Centrcs for the Of tho First District
Police Court for period not less than years. at an
annual rental not TO exceed $500.
resolution was adopted giving the Church Of St. Rose
OF Lima 500, ana the German Evangelical Lutheran Inn
manuel Congregation $5l, to pay assessments
Resolutions were adopted directing the following
named streets to be paved with Belgian pavement:
Fifty ninthst.. from TeDthave. 10 Hudson River: For
uethst, from Third To Madison-ayes.; Twenty
from Firstaye To East River, and Fftyfourth-st from
the Eighth 10 Eeyenthaves. The Board then adjourned
Ii the intention OF the Mayort enforce the ordnanee
against the posting OF hand bills OF all kinds and
tOns Hpon sidewalks and curbstones order will be
issued to the police TO arrest bill posters offending This
will not apply TO the streets fronting rivers and
special exceptions may be made concerning announce
nents OF entire public interest Permits without charge
such may be obtained application at the pr
init Bureau OF the Mayors Office.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

% ,tb,r some 10 minutes Of the time Of the shooting
being then shown to have been In state OF nnscy
his absolute Distraction the unexpected suadsn
ance of the deceased-Doctor, what In your ~
an expert in diseases Of the mind and brain
matters into consideration and coupling Win al VIE
your knowledge of the prisoner based upon actua 20
ful examination and inspection OF him since tne % and
throu ghout November IS, 1863, and particularly y. s
time OF the shooting Of the deceasedf l snouo '"'
unhestatingy that he was not in his right nnu
O. Was he not insane on that day at that Paiu'""
point Of time A. / should say yes, Sir ,a to
q. Under all the circumstances Just suppossu M The
which your attention has just been dlreseo, 70
prisoner at the bar, in your judgment anu a. nnp} Of
your belief sane at the date ana at the Po Va
time in question: A. should say he was insane. a.,
O. Under the circumstances was tne Pr Ptn,i iosr
the bar, In your Judgment ana 8 NV o. 1859
OF the nature, character ana consequences o .
act he commlttingi A. No, slr. .,o rr,.oner AZ
@. Under the same circumstance, was o p,r heef
tho bar In your Judgment and according 10 your oeol'
at the time OF the shooting OF the deceaseu oh
go in such state OF mind as to know Una, ,ho that
unlawful and morally wrongf A. do not peho'o '''
O. Hinder the same circumstances was the prlsoher az
the bar in your Judgment and according 70 your g.
M tbe time OF the shooting OF deceased on NOV 1o oy III
consequence Of the nfirmity OF the prsoni ~ Sn,nc
dstineuishing between good and eVli anu vi @ tbo
iudgmen upon the consequences OF the ACT ne was
about to commit A Yes, Sir; ne was hcaP"pio' '0'
tanly. .,,ou ,o,. 20 rewananers
ont OF town which desire to correct through the
~ tbs city which Is largely represented mere. aH
heen said that went the District Attorney ana 9sa
vowed the course OF the defense IN conneeto @ had
Conversation OF that description with the
new or with any other person or being, OF tat ever la
tend to have one. x-. ~, c-.,.m hos soid
an far as am concerned Is strictly true. . $500,
The Court then adjourned until II a. m day at WHICH
time Dr. Vance will be crossexamined.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OP NEW-Y0RK.. K.......................Apn IS
CLEARED.
steamshps-sless Traumann Hamburg &c Dg johnson Port
land Beverly Pierce Philadelphia Mars
shpAuns Small Packer San PrAncisco Crockett Bur
gers, San Francisco.
Barks-Ahsons Carver Matsnns, Triumph, Cheney Carienu
Bng-sarh kmma Carter Venice John
sPitrr; J. X H. Lent, Bear River N.
sehrs-obert Caldwell McComank Guantanamo; Borland
Blaisie lniapoa and Layaecs O. whsrt Mason
ye " A. Bailey Lode Ehabethporti Hayward Arey BanKor
Sam Weller, Broekwsy, Haoni Splendid Phnney
Dart, Johnson, Stamford. ~
sioop Emily, Hayden hiddletown
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Brooklyn, Brooks Liverpool April H. Queens
tow Is mdse. and pass
Steamship Paraguay, Williams London April mdss
and pass
Steamship Tybee Dehnoy st Domingo City April H.
Steamship Benve BAke New Orleans Apn 5 via Havana April
70 mise. and pass.
Steamship Abems Roberts Richmond. City Point sad Soron
ndse and psss
steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman, Savannah.
steamshlp Tennessee Chichester, Charleston, mde and
htesmshp sshngton Wallace Erwbern n c. naval
steamship W m r. Clyde, Morgan Wilmington, c. naval stores
steamship John Gbson Winters Goor getosn G. Alexandria
ndso and pass.
Haft soho. Irving Santos 70 days, coffee.
Bafh Jenny Cobb, Hsnlry, BiIsbcthpon for Aspinvsl
ss3 ssssss% S,usssu DesasrAH n dAa saxsx.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM IIvRRPooL.In steamship City Of Brooklyn, April 25-J
Tndo Miss Porter Mr.. j. Marian " Cray c. Thomson r.
w Ashley Ashley Rancoun, W. Leigh Edwards wife
NJ Troucy Mr. T. Rogers Miss Gilmore Stephenson lady
Mercer Finch j. Ea.sns s. Crg and lady C. Nicholson s.
Munro, sebe Mis- ~ Lghtburn, Mrs simpson Hughes
Rodeu Mr. Wakeley, Miss Edwards James lady A. D.
Gillette and lady Mis- Marsh, Rev. c. g. Williamson a. Lewis
Bird Hees, H. b. Spencer G. Nelson Mrs H. L. Ainsworh
Vernon g. Alexander Soutgae C. Marsh and LADY MrA Bone
Mrs.. YeiAnd. Rev A. King
PROM HAvANA-In steamship Bienvle April 25-w w Wheeler
md wife j. Lghtboune and @. Ssos Dr. d. MBdery William
Ward J. sheridan sl.s shlnaa1 Mis- sswe MS hrsn Mn
From HsanaA Braga and servant Kennedy NJ g. Baner,
Per Miranda Lopez Gsrca Y Sails Louis yevsnco A. Wi1e
Brsnes wife and children and g. B Hensohn A.
lady and clid 4 p Pese and wife M child yebs
Y. Morton. Mis- T. PlIer. r Rarick. A. Oliver -
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

. vu,.I.thpon Edward Lindsey, Bi1sbesbport
asno", '' nj ] w. IIype Providence
M.rg.rrt Providence Snab ',srh, IIo,n''"''-
y; Da,o'p, d. .r,derce Eliza j RsJnor Providence.
y Mrrwn, Providence. thalen5 ~" ti.-
rasn'vs he, Belle seaman, Few-Haven.
ECU" .."n New Haven Guv r. Phelps New Haven.
ealie Burton STAMFORD, q ~ pa "W"s" 's~podaor "a
Sea Flower New Bedford ooasp nst'' 'n...iS
John Detwior, Nes.Dediori A. ~ Ae.sn 'y, nnn NJ.
Esqumanr, Dght"h y,y.shss, S,anii,g,oa
J. B. BIeecker stoningon. Watchinl Syonlnb'""'
Success New London "oehsnI ""N
DOMESTIC PORTS.
25-Arrvet steamships Tnpoi, nom LVer19l'
Roman from PHILADELPHIA Neptune, from New YORK. bak sas
r rom Bnepo Ares brig Ricardo 3D. from Paerno hrs Gsens
from J,mcs; Prane Bird from Cienuegos Helen hssung ~
Matanna ,.o.ro C,orwau f,orn
ORLEANS April 2Aryed steamship George ComSsn nO"
Ns. Vol sailed 24th steamship Manposs, for New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouyKysrowy April 2The steamship Java, rom Iorh or
arrived o'clock Yesterday forenoon lie seAmp
Idaho arrived yesterday from New York
SPOKEN. -. -.
Bark Isaac Hail. from Matans for NewYork April ~ h '
Bari Homer from Poochow NewYOrk March lat $50 S
lon $50 W.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. . .
The steamship Mocasn Capt Baker VIII tne na ol
Mr. William Erdge diver has discovered rocE on inc
Souh point Of Island Newport haror the existence oi wn As
long II huge bonder on reef OF lime roh on
which ordinary high tides Inc New ok Aeis
have several times 1t lies directly In er uach
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
Go Manufacturers.


VNHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANf invite the attention Of Manpaciure their Water
At the town Of Psssac SewJee tide water miles below
Paterson and eight miles above Newark adjoining Rre Railroad
and within ten miles of Hoboken and from the
City Hall New York They have head and m twenty-five irrt 70
high tide With the whole Passac River hundred
seres The Mil Sites large and the
ene OF gsnon on both head and tail The supply
Is not only abundant but The property situated on
naugbe yr the midst OF large population while to
,iv communicating by plank by
os and BY Sae renders tho most advantageous
urng In The country Ou the premises and
bnek MIL forlOo four stories high Machine shop and Pondery
AL r.aiL o immediate occupation Application can be mse To VI
TOkkBr. " vessys 81. hsv.Yorh ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 26.

Mails for Europe via Plymouth Cheboug and Hamburg steamship
Ses foot Of Thds Hoboken close at the Post0Hce at Il NJ
Steamship sails At Supplementary Mail for paid Letters only
made the Pier at Hoboken and closed at l:4Op p.
Mails Merco sisa steamship Winchester
from Pier No. II r. close the Post Once o'clock m
ship sails at , p N
WEDNESDAY, APRIL q.
Mails for Europe and Liverpool steamship Colorado
Pier No 10 ~ r. close the Post Ohee II ~
Mail for paid etten only made Pier No 10 N H. and closes
O'Clock IN.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
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