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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-11
kpSIVEu YESTERDAY.

BELOW uVSiS6 Up.
Schooner and Scudder, Kehoe, days from Rua'an
Island to n.checa ECO
Schooner A G Warner Atkins, days from Carried
Point, to Trsmoutana-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-11
ITO RENT.. .....................T0 RENT.
FASSMANS COTTON PRESS.
Comprising Two Entire Squares of Ground and
Entitled to Eleven Shares IN the
Cotton Press Association,
to Rent from first September 1870. FIR further in
formation, apply to G. w. BANCKER,
Nos. IL and Is Magazine street,
Corner OF Common.
New Orleans. June s. 1870. jel0 Ct

COx RENT-A 1ITE OF ROOMS ON THE
+ first floor. elevated from the ground. in one Of
the coolest drv 81 health. st in the cty
apply at No. 2l2 Carondelet street. mediately
above Julia. js3 Nv
DeOMa AVID NO 4 D-A NUMBtR OF
~ pleasantly situated and weiI furnisr ed rooms TO
rent wi(h or without board, At No. III Lafayette
street. between Baronne And OarondeIgt siresla
m,3l 3m
u DO II q WITH or WITHOUT
II BOARO-Fof families o. Gonslemen. Il n
0rAv5or 0t1oot, bOtWoo0 1rAAkkn and Lh0ty. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-11
EXPLOITS.

tNrUhTS,
MORILE-Steamer Lon se-292 bales cotton IL sks Of
peas ISL D. Is tobacco and sundries
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4 SEPARATED WIFE sHOr.

hrnilcHnt Remark from the Presiding Jus-
iicr In the Newark Court OF Quarter Ses-
siOns Conviction under his HOnor's In-
struction-.
In the Court Of Quarter Sessions, Newark, yes.
ierlay. Joseph Nesbtt was placed on trial for
'aut on his wife, with intcnt to kill. From domes-
lie troubles the couple had separated, and Mr..
hesLitt beeo ming q monomaniac attempted to kill
bis wife and one Harlan.
discussion arose during the trial concerI ing the
admission Of testimony, and the Court decided that
the evidence should be confined to tho subject In
hand, and mot (hs Honor remarked), a. IN a notO.
Uous case now On t1ll In New York, be converted
TO ua' OF al sorts OF people on all sorts Of evil
denco"
Mr. Scs'au testified ,hnt on the 9th or March
NosDlt met lcr NJ her door and rresentnr a pistol
AZ her lace, s.ld Il size didn't give him the watch
ana chhln I've lnd gwen Ter, and the money he had
cxrended upon htr, he would blow her brains on,
He fired four or i've times, but some of thr eboie
lid not take effect. lie then rushed INTO tho room
where he saw Thomas Harlan, aui, pres, ntiur a
pistol, said, You son Of --- go and then = not
lin. He then saot Mrs Nesbilt IN the arm and
'he fell on tue floor. Then he fred several other
'Iots none ~ which took effect. 1Le wife v.I.
then rescued from her husband
The husband charges that his wife had lecn
Intimate with N, mas Harlan, who was a
customer at the cigar store kept Ny n,r.
Tie night before the assault, witness bad
s.ont TIE house She IN taken lm- and cx, cctcl
I. mo.r tIcrc. He had not ocen at the store beyond
10 ~ 10 minutes, and hld merely moved the stove
anh ne lclyy boy, when the husband entered and
discharged lis nstol.
NJ tcs imony WAS offered on bchalfof the defence
in-'wc'ioos ofthe Court, found a verdict OF guilty
b Ut.utt deferred.
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WAR ON THE rAuNAYY STRIKERS.

Progress OF the New Pest Oasce Pight-Mr.
Huiburd Rejects two Proportions of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bsutweips Instruc-
tions-Not One Cent for Tributc TO the
New York Politicians.
The Department Of Public Works of this city
seems determined TO stop the erection Of the new
city Post ONCE. Yesterday morning they requested
the Superintendent. Mr.. Hulburd, to send them
report OF the surveyed lines Of the building. He
deemed it an impertinence, because the lines had
once been definitely settled. and he therefore told
the bearer ofthe message tell his masters to 20 TO
the City Surveyor and learn.
On Thursday, when Judge Hilton, one OF the
Commissioners, gave a verbal notice ordering the
Entertainments" removed, it was done with such
an mpcrious air, and In such a tone OF defiant com
tlini as to excite the surprise of persons who Wit
messed the interview.
MIR. Hulburd cannot account for this persistent
since It Is known that the Mayor and Com
mon Council had granted sufficient space to pile up
material and give for the erection of the neces-
sary buildings and machinery for the construction
OF the Post Office, unless IL IL supposed that the
Go ycrnment can be induced to come down. But"
saws Mr. Huburd emphatically, "if that is their in.
tention, they will be mistaken. Mr.. Boutwell,, the
Secretary OF the Treasury, osid to me- "a parting
Injunction, after having received my instructions
upon being appointed 10 'he supornttndehcy Of
Do not give ngleccnt. either directly or inii.
rect'y 20 any of those politic ms In New York. II
they wnnt this Post Ofco building erected let II be
done substantially and made an ornament to the
city, rejecting credit upon the United States and its
metropolis II IS local matter. and nothing 10 YOU
nor me personally except in so far rs the interest
We mutually take in the performance Of our duty,
and the pride feel in the institutions Of our
try. | confidently inirust this matter to your
han Is he added, "bayiug faith In your integrity
ard Tire knowledge you possess OF the proper man
aremcnt Of so stupcndous structure, well ne IN
your Acquaintance In the city Of New York 50 ne
cessary to tho pruaent and economical administrl-
tion Of its Affairs"
III the Commissioners OF Public Works force
ne removal Of these cncrOachuCuts,' rs tley Gail
them" said Mr. Hulburd ." they viii lnd that
although in the classic language OF JUDGE Hilton,
a new deal has been made snail not be iriEht.
oncd ont OF my prorricy. Why. have paid out
| $500 for eXcJvatiug under the sidewalks; and
think that the Goyctur'cnt IL "a much emitted to
tlCse privileges rs Mr.. Stewart, Mr. Bennett, any
| Other properN-holder on Broadway. Let them al
tempt the enforcement Of the Order contemplated
| In the notice. and see how quickly viii come down
| on them with au Injunction
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BRooRLIN'S GREAT FIRE.
Loomis's Moulding Min mud other Buildings
In Ruins-DisGraccful NIisbchnyior Of the
brooklyn Fircmcn.

Loomis's Moulding Min aud other Buildings
In Ruins-Disgraccful Misbchuvior OF the
brooklyn Fircmcn.
At aboat 10 o'clock yesterday morning, fire
was discovered in j. s. Looms's moulding mill, on
the southeast corner OF Baltic aud Nevns streets,
Br oklNn, threc-story brick building, which
destroyed Loss, 100000; insurance about Se5,000
The second floor was occupied by Moore Is shriyos,
stair builders and Rug & StlcKhousc. sash manu-
hcturcrs, whose losses amount TO about So, 900.
The third floor was occupied as a carretbeating
establishment by Thomas Jordan who lost e., 900
on carpets aud machinery. The flames extended TO
VIM. B.Walters's moulding mill, adjoining, which was
totally destroyed, Involving loss OF 10000 on
building and stock; partially insured. three
story frame house. on the northeast corner OF Baltic
ard Nevins streets, owned and occupied BY John
Clyne rs LIQUOR store and dwelling, was almost
entirely consumed. Loss on building. $g,000: in
sured for $500. Loss on stock, 5000; no insur
ance.
A number OF small frame dwellings In the neigh
torhood were some What damaged, and the inmates
were compelled TO remove their household furniture
to place Of sa.ety.
The 1rcmcn were demoraliZci. Every district on
cincer acted ~ chief, and many OF the oremcn and
rriyatcs followed their cxamp'e IL the OPINION
among the citizens that had there been proper man
agemeni, the lire might have been confined u
Lncmi,'s mill.
Tho hFe had its origin in the Ignition OF maehin.
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FINiNcLIA ASD coMMhRcIiL.

FnIDAY, May O-P Mrhe gold market though
slowing more trmn,s', la' been qairt and fcyoil Of
special interest. The opening tree was IrE, at which
rhd MY Il ranged until about T.. VI, when IL roe 10
llK. cont nuinc steady 40 That ucc until the close Of
the room atA o'coc>, when It dropped hack to 1liK.
The hnuncss was due 10 the hlghgr rates Of foreign
exchange. Tic coin hula IN the Treasury, accord.
Ing 10 the weekly 1rcasuy statement, 81 1871 no. OF
which $50 y3 COO IN gold ccruncars. The rates pa
tor carrying were 3. ~, a. AMI $ cent. The totl
c.carngs at the COD Exchange Bank were S4 @iO.0i
old balances t,BJ1l. aud currency balance
f1.I COS The Irlnc pai quotations woroi
10 A h.....lllA. l;l5 T.. NJ. .Ni =. NJ .,.lli
llsO 4. h..ll!H3 r. M,.....lliB $50 T.. N......lliH
The money market has been easy with n tenacncy to
lower rites the general quotation beng cent, vita
large number OF exceptional transactions at T. The
supply OF national bank nGtes 1, abundant and tho
banks have readily offered them Zee Of interest fer Ave
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New York Markets.

FRIDAY, Nay G.-fLoUH AND MrAL-The market
for western I'd State shipping grndla was very ntm,
hit not active holders generally refusing to meet he
We've Of buyers, whose wants did not appear TO be
very uryclt.
administration partially recovered yesterdays
decline. NtddlWg un'hnds. 22'.r.3 low otto PC.
Spirits tutpeniin0 more active, at AZ ii5c Resins
quiet At S3i13 ais for strained. pe.rolcun active
aud firm Ice Tor rtui' IN hulk. and 25Ac for refined
~ bbls. Naplha l0c. Whisky stcady.at ti05Jsti.0
Tai ow arm. az g.. spN.
tEovufoSs-POgk was lower and somewhat unset.
tcGi sales 20 his az q for extra prime ami Slg 5a
sga02k for mCse also, 20 bhs at t29eS seller
June Beef more aciyo and nrmer sales t5O bbls. at
WILMA sa for plan ami extra mess. TicrCc hecfstoafy
lies 700 tci ~ So for extra prime ness fect hams
quiet NJ kjsfS. Cut meats steady safes go packages
10 lie for picked hams n To Wclght. Bacon dull
i2ilc Tor clty.
GRsIN-wheat was somewhat IRREGULAR; sales Go coo
huah ut tliI for No. Chicago. No. Milwaukee, ei2l
mon 10 Ctoice white, Al sil2kGsl.jj. rive quiet
o. ,. OdS, tl.R for Nestelu and state. Barcy aso
quiet 81 1sssic. FOR State ana Canada West.
GgOCEHIEs- SugLrH-Ihcre was q fair demand for
raws, but prices remain very firm. for refining grades
In particular. Fair to good refining. 0HcsQAci sales
go hhds az sake for Cuba; exc. for No. ie box
nrd INC for Dcmcrar refined IN rather better de.
mand and lrn,er A. lehc, for POWDERED granulated,
sales 100 tee CAROLINE a. i@iAc Molasses was rather
quiet safes TO hfds at leo DC Tor Porto Rico, sGQc.
for Cuba. and S6eeiic. for muscovalo.
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THREE WIVES AND $4,000.
A Prisoner on BlackweIrs Island to be Taken
before Justice ShRndley To-day to Csn-
front his Third Living wife.

A Prisoner on Black wells Island to be Taken
before Justice ShRndley To-day to Con-
front his Third Living Wife.
Before Justice ShaDdley yesterday, man who
Is confined on Blackwen's Island was accused Of
abandonment, and OF marrying two women, desert
ing them both, and running away with another
mans Iwife aud 5000 Of his money. The first
vile was Bertha Bimsack, who lived with him
several years. lie then known as Frederick
Bieriinenel Five children were born OF this union.
Suddenly the husband deserted his wife and chill
dren and ran away with Mrs. Cherot, then living
with her husband at 80 Franklin street The e'op.
ing woman brought IS 900 OF her islands money to
Bierdinehel, Who started morocco case manufac-
tory at 1857 Leonard street.
The first wife learning his whereabouts, caused
his arrest the charge OF aband comment, and COM
telled him to pay her Is week Tor the support Of
the children.
In the spring Of 1909 protesting 70 he sin. e
he was married 10 Miss Margaret c. Collins Of 2ii
fifth street, under the name or Gustav Frederick
Charles Breed. After living with him until the fail
1869, the woman learned that he had another
Wiie. and Immediately starting In pursuit Of her,
found her at 100 Ludlow street Wife No. 9, on the
9th OF November last, caused his arrest on charge
OF abandonment and In default OF bail TO contribute
for her support, he was sent TO Blackwells Isand.
A warrant was granted for his arrest, and to-d day
he il TO be examined on tho third charge.
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rs UHIsKEY INTOXICATING ?

Challenging King Death and Winning on
the FIRST Round-The Man of Cnst-Iron
stomach and Bowels Proof against
Chain Lightning.
Yesterday u coal-heayer who has attained to
the patriarehal age OF "A years, after carrying a
half ton OF coal up three flights Of stairs was inyi
ted by his employer to take drink in Bowery sa
Loom After imbiblng, he remarked; There's no
strength to the whskey round here How soi'
Inquired the gentleman. Sure, I've had about
thirty drinks OF the crather in mo this morning,
and div the whmper OF It do ] feel now" Good
ioavcns. How much does it take TO affect you g
Such stun ~ they have in ills country. could
drink a p.llun OF without t1zng ne bit. I'd rather
ave drop of Cd potheen at home. than domi-
Joan OF The whi-key In these parts
The blr-'ender overheard these remarks and 10.
kingly o1eTed TO give him pint Of whiskey II he
woud drink II all on tnc SCOT The coal-heaver
eagerly consented, and II was measured out and
poured down by him at single breath, to the
horror Of the witnesses. The phenomenal topper
went out straight liberty pole and m the 0urse
Of an hour returned apparently sober, and de-rous
Of trying 10 again.
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In state bonds tho feature has been new Tenneesecs
whcn declined on liberal sales ~ cent, to dI the
AtofA' the nsy issues being steady At 23x; Louisl
ana 6 nt a. and evee &c at 49, Missouri O. were strong
and advanced y cent. 10 q3N The Hannibal aud So
joseph issuc Z cct. 20 93 and GEORGIA Is cent.
shNe; sold rs follows; Central National AZ Ill Bank Of
America 49, aud Merchants Exchange AZ 100. Rail
way MORTGAGES strong with sales of Central Pa
clncs n esY and Tutors NJ 20 Tne closing quotations
OF Union Pacific tecurities were Stock tb@E2, In
come bonds sJI.OlNdA and land grants I3x67aN
The general market closed strong aud active. with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07
wiIbor,s Cod Liver OIL Lime.

Persons who have been taking Cod Liver on will
be NJ asod TO Leaf that DrWlb1r has succeeded from
directions Of several prote siolal gentlemen. IA com
pleasant to The taste and It's effects IN lung complaints
truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases
pronounced hopeless and who bad taken tho clear
oil or long time without marked effect have been
entirely cured by using tns preparation. De sure and
get the genuine. Nahuiactuied only 10y A. H. WlIEOR
Chemist 100 Court st., Boston, Sold BY all druggists.
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How about the Poor working Girise

Several Of the creditors of Geo. II. Hawkins.
he bonnot-frame manufacturer, whose failure Tns
'rs announced Yesterday, have signed a eompro-
ME to discbarge tic debtor for ritz cents on the
ioar' the payment TO be made in three Install
route The trst OF twenty cents, the second OF ten,
AID he third ~ ten the last payment to he made
on The let OF January next The majority Of the
creditors. however. have refused to sign the com
rftmi'e, as they say there il no prospect that Mr.
Hawkins viii give security for tue money.
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Killed for Projecting Drunkard's wife,

ihnck walsh died yesterday III Bellevue Hos
IT.. 70 stab wound G The groin. Michael Martin
"a hs 'ltc, Who lived IN the same house with
y -', 80 '>caud avenue. were In the habit of
f''1., c.n'c..Ny when the husband had bceu
,rl u'. Mr.. Martin, wherever assaulted hy hrr
ld-Haru, u-uIly few for protection to Walsh, TAX
DO .r % lm,s N his room. This act only mten.
D. anger, nd on ~. Pa Etk's day NJ lclocl
-. iIt ht.n drinking 10 tXcCss, met Walsh In the
B. .'. aif Hiackrd lin Will out ITOYuc.uon. In
~ '.rG N.'er was fatally stabbed. Martin WAS
ti,-i.d n thU time. and held TO await the result.
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Base Ball in the Rain.

The second Of the practice scrics-Mu,ual %.
rnion-playcd yesterday on the Union eround. re-
suited in another victory for the New Workers. The
trst Eve Innings were played in the rain. and gave
p 70 advantage 10 the Unions bv II to 8. On the
nth inning the rain cease and the sun came out,
rucl to the rclei OF both players and spectators.
The Mutuals seut Martin In to pitch, and giving tie
Unions four cylinders" and scoring nine thorn
selves. won a creditabc victory by II to IA, Score
ty Innings:
a yaii3n,.:::s 8 g. ( 3. O. F. + 81
the Union grouad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07
Business Hofltts.

Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. Ard this
little thing Is Beauty what DO say Is beautiful A
translucent complexion and luxurlant head OF hair
What will produce those2 HAGAss MAGNOLIA BALM
will make any lady Of thirty appear but twenty; and
LYONS KATHAIRoS wll Keep every hair In Its place,
and make like the April It prevents the
hair from turning gray. eraiicats Dandru, and the
finest Hair Dressing the world. and at only half ord
nary cost II you TO get rid OF siowness p m.
pies, Ring.maTks. Mothpatehes, &c don't forget the
MA0SoLIA BALM, ladies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07

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days and In exchange for backs at discount OF
&c. v $1,000. Discounts are In demand. nrstclas.
aame, passing at col cent, with quotation, Of in.
ferlor grades at tois -
report was current this afternoon Of extensive
frauds upon bankers in this city through forced bills Of
iadIng. Il appears that leading Galveston nrm, large
shippers OF cotton. forwarded these bills to their cor
respondents here, securing heavy advances upon tho
same. The precise amount Is yarouslv estimated a.
100000 to 100000 In the absence OF more specific In.
formation, We Withhold names for the present
The Government bond market has been dull but hrm,
with but slight changes compared with Yesterday.
The currency balance In the Treasury now ti0T2 Oo
gain since the first instant Of about three and half
millions THIS large balance would Justify the expccta
ton 81 increased bond purchases shortly. THIS i'm.
parted further strength to the market At the close No
important amounts hnvc changed hands. the more
prominent iseuee dealt In being Gle and Heary
ClgWs & Co. 50 Wall St. rcnort r. NJ.
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In reply TO the invitation of the New York
Produce Exchange 10 name a day to meet its mem.
scrs and receive their thanks the leader OF canal
reforms Senator Hardenburgh has named Monday
text, al ! o'clock. At meeting OF the Exchange
Iserdlv, Il unanin ously res solved TINT all the
members would assemble on Monday, at O'Clock
the Exchange 30 welcome the Senator An invi-
non il extended TO all tie merchants OF this city
to meet with the members, and join In this public
TOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07

Grass s growing beneath the steps OF Spring
Mhp't n1'my h cath Is coaNrg tho FOLIAGE 90 lrafy
'p'N cess IN an directions Yrrdurons Tinges brighen
uAle" ne ain Or glitter the sun,hine md the May
~ N T Nn"Nr mr. up1ra0le mats Rr" ready for issue
at ~ ROADWAY, corner Ut In ton street The head
.rW "l rn the batter now offers b. heyOnd dispute
w. mot IecHrrche that ever emr.ed New Workers.
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The Validity Of Gold Contracts.

To the Hudson County Court, y. j., yesterday,
before Judge Bedle, Frederick Mas sued Christie
bier A. Asmus TO recover payment OF bond piven
by the defendant and another person now deceased,
n is65. The plaintiff claimed 5000 and $3.50 accu-
uaied interest In gold and the defendant falling TO
irpcar. verdict was rendered In favor OF the plain
49, The plaintiff claimed q settlement upon
-ol basis hut Judge Bedle directed the jury to
der specal verdict, leaving the gold question for
luture decision.
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One of the Legislatures Omissions.

A committee from the BROOKLYN Board Of
Health appeared at 301 Mott street yesterday and de-
niLded Brooklyu's share OF the books and funds
belonging tn the late Metropolitan Beard. The de-
partmcnt declined TO comply with the request on tie
grourd u at no legislation had been effected for the
county Of Kings outside the city OF Brooklyn, and
that tie fund belonged TO all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07
bleeding the Liquor Dealers.

The Excise Board will receive applications for
lherse rom the First Second, Third. FOURTH, Fifth
Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Wards, from Monday,
Ne 9'h. until Satur lay, the nth inst The amount
Of the license fee must be deposited at the time OF
Making the apulicati0n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07

In selecting n remedy for the cure Of dis
the bladder kidneys and urinary organs bear
in mind that our leading physicians prescribe HELM
HOLDS BUCHU IN preference To any othsr; and no
dyspepsia. organic weakness, gravel. dropsy.
strangury, diabetes, female irregularities can long
withstand the influence OF this potent medicinal prepa
ration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07
The Stree, Car Pirh, In BrooLiyn.

Jack Brennan, the "Reddy the Blacksmith"
Of Brooklyn, was convicted yesterday of assault
upon VIM Hubbard tie conductor Of city car.
The testimony showed that the night Of the 27tr
Of April the prisoner, with a number OF his pals"
got % tie car. and had dispute with the couduc.
tor bout the chance given him. Al length Bren.
nan attacked and heat the conductor numerically.
llry,
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Live Stock Market.

NV YORK, Friday. May 6.--The market for beef
Gait was nrm, and NJ Commun paw the salesnen nj
nit an advance Of kc.p n, while at Weehawken there
was no material change. Ordinary to rood clinued
sheen were sod at - .esHc. n. and a few fair
shorn At Pkc Hogs nruler ores ed selling
is9i2'tc., and some at l. Nc Nothing doing in live
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-07
PonrIne orc thc Whl.l.cy In Rronl.Irn.

The internal revenue officers, with $50 ma
flnes and platoon Of police, made descen, yestcr
10y titefnoon the now noted Dickson's alley,
rroollyn They discovered In the stable OF joseph
llnrsn ard Thomas Dinnin Illicit distillory, HID
den LCIesth tie floor. II was In full operation.
The policemen masl ed in tie mash, and punished
,gres,er quantity Of whiskey than they had ever
te'ore destroyed. The worm end other rar1pher-
rata were sent for safe keeping to the Navy Yard.
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BosroS, May 0-The Siberia was spoken on
the 3OLh of April with her shaft broken being then
800 miles west OF Ireland. She was putting back
for Queenstown under sail.
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The ooicpr. Of Tie 'fhird Army Corps.

..noo ,. ,5''c,ci a, odicrrf . President. Gen.
L.. SLN's. OF New York: Nice.PT,sident,
-. ,hl loT + Name; Secretary, NJ ior
=" Npll, a Sew Jersey: Drrc ors. dor 4. Jud.
~. 1fkr, 81 NM J.rscy; ol. Chas, Is. Aorrin, OF
H'N l.ik Capt !. Bitcay Fissitl, OF New York !;
- tlntor hcMiclaci, Of Pcnnsylvania; ten
- u SLrpc, 0! Now York. MAJOR Vim. O.
SNniehr, OF Massachusetts. and Chas. +. Bowers, VI