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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
CORPORATION Noiitss.
NOTICE.-Public h

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public notice Il
y hereby tie or owner, oeap1u or aans
% SH a.aet have 5eea aud are Os he o.,
Of B5ar FOR examination by al persons ,eri
lEor ng Belgian pa'eneat IN siIsy'ihird'h s'H0'" INV
For syns belgian pavement Fifteenth street between Eshs
5EFcf laying B.l.isn pavement Foys';s between Fourth
For sug Rootins. pavement Fohyeshh'reei, he''e'
E-For fagne westerly oil, Of SecOni.eru between Ihysshs
6IFof s eiTS and gutter and sls.ns ssven''ee0ad''''
For setting earl gu.iss tagging pOhel corner Of Ma
se; sui tagging in font Of EO' % 'n"
sfor sypr crcwss scro., at 'hssnOr'hefF ID
Gor .rire cosrsk so., Four,hsvsnue, tie suih'ry IN
IL FOR ia,iag ros,ssk ,eoo rorybstree'' Z" the n0'"
' seem V erc., from oathes,, Southwest 'Oasu
fGarieeon street and w esCo No ss East Do,dray
n-ro i,res co,svs Opfc, 80 li5 f.o'S,.,''"
ls.Por laying eossssS opposite No, q. 81 I, .,+
ia-Fof EJing ers,wsk the uOriheIly intersection o. "'s
FsS sps cro., northeast to nor hives corners
re- wen SId se Naisonc Intersection Of S'~
ror LAYING eoe,ll at 'ou's'ry SIDE Of on'
% t .ticeif, .ach assessments include 81 The several so'
ami ground, y'e,n, oi. pieces snd Re o. sS
,he ,e b1 on ne isteIse ng So,,,e,u. % Ii.
2Doih ies q rom h8,,1 70
es'ea ai h' ,9A Oh T from Fourth to M.son
I ~ NN ID NaNE
is, of lo,.yc stu. from fiih sxhNena !" Wv
s,t.r, he toc. tie int rseculg streets ,.t.,
ye s.ssy side Of sccOnl-sYenUe fum IGstiesim " '"
nntl-rt , 49,, D.. 81 q, m a s,ea ".
9-Vb, northeast corner M,r0n and Prince stre''+ 49,,
81 W ~
n
aud faans cisterly sLi west,r y hall he block llefeo ~.
% OF between Eighteenth and Nlneeah s
~ D. htecuth street -
ard rurn " eiscily and westerly hall te boe ilesel
h-rcen Seventeenth and thir'uh
~ between I'm
aud both Of seconisssaae hom Fo'y''hri 70 f
49, , u..i.,, AL Thirt
syeua and sides sourshayenue ilom Thrsail !"
sBoh side, Of R4s Broad-sy between Clinton and
Elhe south .ile n pey-seet between Cbarh "a NSsIt
street. aud both Nie. 81 Green schsrect between pe! SUI
streets. , a.. s.l..str.t
l5-noth sides OF Hudson street. iun Canal 20 sgrpssN
~ bsi.s OF WOoslrr from tsuSl
-Bot si,s II Ninth FROM Ascuae Nret srse,
n VI klus-s.reet, tru'n W
~ IN. .s e lido Mest.seet kag TO lio 90 "a
loTe norhery side II Nrsey.cei rom -, a. rsr,st
sheet sd.s Gfeenwicsifcet f0m 'e IN Nal
s.laCr, .de OF Rc0,c, street oi
street ind both .aesol Madsoasireel ifoH h''''''' "
-, ..t,..,A.treet con msndnf
- st ,yen. a. ,uuning es aud westerly hsu ne Aai.
- ,nd l,th sirt o Rrt Avenue. commencing AZ VneANA
au M ns .ouhery hall The block hefrv A sses,.
,.rson, whose Interests adctct ~ th
mont, an ho arr opposed same, ether oi s'roan u
l'' ~ II ~, I'm, IN MI az Richard Tucel = -s,hIa
te Bcati Of assessors, Al thtf 'n'e' ~" T" N"N
'Dih' ta'' i'"A soc u''' OF 'l' "' RICHARD TWEED
THOMAS n. ASIENt
MYkR MYERS,
FRANCIS A. SANDS,
nost Of Ases'S
o....f n,,,t ~ A.,.var, yu.io,l. AlrA ID lsiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
TIE INDIANS AND THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
pNVIpOAn

TIE INDIANS AND THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
1t has been generally understood that the
most desirable route for the Northern Pacific Railroad
and the one which would most probably he adopted
would cross the Missouri River Fort Berthold
and thence pass directly TO tho Yellowstone and up its
valley 1t appears however, that nearly year ago
reservation was generally SET apart by the President for
the eros VCntrc, Mcudan and Arickarer tribes OF In
dams, This reservation included small track OF land
ON The east side OF the Missouri River, taking in Fort
BcrthOd and land above and before the fort; the
main body Of it the right bank OF the river and
included all land between the Missouri End the Yellow
stone Rivers and strip extending from the mouth OF the
Biz knife River in sOuthwcstcrly direction 80 bend
In the Yellowstone about 100 miles west OF the boundary
line of Dakota, The lands I'm this region are very de-
sirahc the valley Of the Yellowstone being exceedingly
rich and having abundance of timber. The Indians
have long been attached TO thai district and constitute.
their fav0rte hunting 10unds If the railroad should
pass through country To che north OF the Missouri
beyond Fort Belthold the route would be- much longer
and the railroad lands neither easily accessible nor Oh
SO GOOD quality rs IL it should run further south Inc
railroad can only pass through The country south OF Ihs
Yellowstone after successful negotiations with the IN
dans. r. by crossing the Missouri II enters tne reserve
tiOn ut all It will he likely to traverse It's entire lehSth
which Is about $50 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
CRIMINAL COUkTS.

Edward 4. Bore, rcctiiicr of distilled spirits.
making false nres in hoos tll, tgr. b.
u.iso1er Davenport 900 hail o examination. His place Of
bus ness. No 10 Ce!lt-st. wee se'leL
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John Smith
si John adg wee committed eT3y, charge stealing coats
worth $50 Of FHsrl Riley Ne. 10 S'yrat-'ye
Jol Fherrd ain, toI iace collars value lJ, from Fed
erica ". Mu'ers store, in Granlst.
in the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
Hsckeit ys John ckn COW cid Of burglary at Robert
Ihrris ca-gsrl Ne. So NltaEc. fea Sentence pOlon
Frank C. Williams stealing ~ from JJ' Luel Ns.e P1sln
ack Reilly aud Tlon43 L,'rarse gee convict Of
iurefv No I3 Dralcr AM sent tire fS
PTsoA-el year and estrnge or TX months william
Col stein stealth. worth s,5 from Martin Rosenhc No.
John Kelley $50 fron william anap, four yeirs
August kewctlns p'ieJ guilty to hrne an ".lr CA Emerson
Rhodes piece 81 yevcen. postponed 20 neat
lr-lay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
A PRETENDED REVENUE OFFICER IL TROUBLE.
Joseph c. iiurd called, few weeks ago,

upon william Sterneman, .quor dealer in second ave-.
represented himself Internal Revenue officer, ANA
insisted inspecting stcrnemans books on the ground
Of ~ ,ccted frauds. StCIncmdn asked fT1 10 produce
the authority under which he acted, and. upon refusing
10 comply with this request, he was kicked ont of the
saloon. He then cGu.ed -ternemdus arrest on a-hargo
Of doing business dl-ilil"r without ayng ne lax,
and The case crIto before Commissioner Williams
Three adirur' cut- were had without tine appearance
Oi Hud 10 Suh,ianii"tc his charge, Sterhthhl tneh
,oyrd tlcI1 tn be- false ard was released Becoming
convinced that H.. charge made 30 eNtort money
from him. ard a-rsfaiIing that lur', though once an
UtcruuI Rrvrnlp 0t e lid not bold That position az
the time ne d.:uaHdcd to the books, SteInenIan
caused his arrest charge "f falsely per,ohating such
an Office r. COlmi DU' export commit cd HIM yes
tfTdas FOR examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
JUDGE wOODEUFF'S OPINION OF JOHN TIioMr
son, TIE BANKRUPT

In The United States Circuit Court, yescr-
day. in affirming the decree OF the Cunt below granting
a discharge IN bankruptcy to john Thompson Judge
Woodruff sad
Athoug can Sc m the WHO" give 20 tie grave"
Iipn.; ahuGgh cckirg The moral Toi Of
tNcbauLrspt short o. l iu 90 t'e . 81 on
Withholding - ms lh1fs
the pas. - YEAR, sfrr uerE tn uo.f re- rss ca
tOns yehtr-c.. % he pwui wanting - satisfy tr
oil h, rEtcnc u tuca OF tci- wi
Justify acting upon M clear moral pu @ sc lTteni them
te. ts case tl- b. shat The Of , debtor lave
hy skn acquired Ia business contributed to he acquisition Of shout
lkel la there w clear uccrsisrd hg
reached ~ 81 ngreuan between ~ &c 'l aud ~. 'o mat
Otu he his he shall
Of which, eThap- OF bis
tn bands Of liz family SUI l jui-mc1t o th
sHsy De TINS case A' uinsh proofs
,ulrieut To- warrant reversal of toe odd ~ dag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPER LIBEIs - DECISION
AGAINST THE EVENING MAIL ASSOCIATION.

THE LAW OF NEWSPAPER LIBELS - DECISION
AGAINST THE EVENING MAIL ASSOCIATION.
The action brought by Capt. Samuel SaInuels
oainst The Eveing Mail Association came mp yesterday,
before tho General Term OF the Supreme Court, an
appeal from an orer made by Judge Barnard striking
out the defendant answer frivolous and ordering
damages 10 he assessed by shcriGs jury unless the
defendants should serve within Ave days an answer
denying or admitting the libel The article complained
Of was published ia The Erenng NdH of the Goth of last
July. and was as follows:
nas tho Commando j the Dauu.lr.s committed sni,IeI
This morning considerable excitement 10 Brooklyn relative
very and extraordinary da1Ppesne Vi Capt Samne'
Of the Amer can yacht DauntleS
sprcars t about O'Clock i righ he proceeded the
river With number Of friends lhs ertre pry are reported to have
been rather end YER bou oy were usng e, sones
cl'm: well los, the race ard now DOT what he.
S iSa RI "G Tim by S dsTda pron. .m has The
psy listed Grossl Irh- and many other well
Cspian observed by pot ng prone upon the ground the
conner Of Fulton and cnons nub'r Of Us friends we're standing
lost hc dol matter Serc To- I'll. policeman di not
arrest The Captain or anJ 81 G friends Tbs may he onnd of ~
The fact that tamhT OF wAuoNn BooaD politicians were among
fi, morning. number u the Captains friends va'e The Hagl.
AMI Ua Offices. police sBd police hedqufrer seeing
ngs Of him Tary it8 he iUolet
defeat Of M Dunos nj EXPRESSED fear that b. might have
coriii.el suicide corporation with Of The party il
Csp Samuols i lot 0O the ree ard that
srorden large humber Of BROOKLYN reporters sl others
the lookout for Information concerning him, but they have ben
Tie amount Of damogcs claimed 5000. The
to tho cOmpaint wa denial ihAt hele was any
malice on the part OF the dcc. dHis IN puDlshlng tIe
report, assertion that u published without their
authority or knowledge, denial that the palntii was
Injured in any name. any pcCWiury extent In his
otherwise The Cont yesterday ref 81 TO hear further
or settlement of the case hy the defendant,
counsel, holding that the publisher, OF paper were
cstuppcd from saying that any thing published with
ont iLeir knowledge ana authority. ordcr aiiiimc".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
THE COLEMAN RECEIVERsHIP--HIs VERSION Oh
tTIIE CASE.

THE COLEMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VERSION OF
iTIE CASE
Perhaps we were led, by the peculiar turn
gyon to the examination Of Mr. Coleman in reference to
his action as Receiver OF the English Erie stock into
criticism upon his conduct not Justified by the actual
facts in tho case. At all events, Mr.. Cole
man thinks 80, and we give him the benefit Of
his version OF the affair, which we presume to
DO correct, and from which II appers that on
the 2Th day Of June 1870 Mr. Coleman. pursuant To the
order of the Supreme Court o. this State took posses
sion Of 10 bundles Of certificates, representing 6066
shares Of the Eric Railway stock me cefnces were
counted and found 10 correspond with the statement OF
the ageat of Heath, Raphael Coz the Eng1sh clan-
ants The certificates go delivered renAined under
Mr. ColeInan's sole control until tho Gth DAY OF
September following, when they Werc feiurhcu 10
william d. Harris cs', tho transfer ns'HS ROM u,
the Erie Railway Company, the person from
whom Mr. Coleman received the cerlnoa' -
The bundles were again counted by M Harris ana M
ngsiauts and found TO he correct IhcreupOh Tue
ficates issued new certificates 10 Mr.. Coleman ~ sucl
for hr number OF shares taken possession OF
and delivered up by him. The transfer was made IN tne
usual way and I'm pursuance Of me order OF afpInt-
tnCut On hls examination before the MhsteT III
Equity. Mr. Coleman stated that these last
named certificates out Oi his possession Ior
nOnrnt save on the of the preparation OF us
netjiion by his counsel Clarence A. seward TO the
the occasion sending thom to Mr.. Tweed OF te hln
of Eyars, SouthmaJd Ch0ate, it. having
been understood that that firm should at al
times have access to oil Original ,paptI7
in Inc possession of Mr. Coleman pertaining to Biz Re
ceycr5hip An order has been made ny Judge CaruOho
permitting Mr.. Coleman 10 transfer the Stock pursuit..
10 the order Of Judge Blaclford MI Coleman Is fea9
10 comply with ts order, bat he r. prohibited rom 40
ing So By the order OF the Federal Court ili the con
ncting claims OF MCssrs Robinson, Heath Raphael anu
Uoulu are determined by Judge Blatchf0rd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
Copartnersbip Notices.

v'HE undersigned have formed q limited
PARTNERSHIP pursuant to the provisions Of the Revised suses
and the yra acts anelaOry thereof
arn under which partnership be conducted
SCOTT, sThONG Co.
Of the business 10 be transacted Is the rch and
ccks bonds gold and the negosk 90 loans
Tue the general and pec partners as 1gs
The general partners GEORGE ). SCOTT WILLIAM
STRONG. GEORGE WOOD and FRANK X STIRGS, all Of WHOM
reside City Of Neyiork and the special partner Is PRANK
WORK who also resides in the city " New-York.
Frank Work, the special partner has contributed ne sum OF Iss
Hundred Dollars tT20OO0 IN cash capital tie
The aid partnership commence on tie Let day OF Ap Hl
snd terminate y "a day Aur s1iDated this ts f
mo : SCOTT FkANK K. sTCRGIs,
WV. f. STRONG, FRANK WORK
GEO. WOOD.
yI1HE FIRM of MECABE & NIEMAN.N have
THE day DISSOLVED, Mr. Niemlau retiring from bns ts.s
aRCADE 81 NIBMAfN.
The will be carried future Of the Oh stand by TOE unla
signed, CHARLES I. AhtABb ~ " A1iiL-t0n -, ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
Hospital within tho past four weeks or these four have

Commissioner Gross reported that tho petition OF Ger
tain physicians for extension OF time In making re-
ports Of births and deaths could be granted because
the ordinance relative TO the matter based on an act
OF the Legislature.
since the death OF Mrs Bridget May, Of No. % Cham
bersst from drinking carbOc acid, left with her as
disnfectant by an agent OF the Board of Health all
bottles containing such acid and used by the Health
Department are labeled Poison"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
A FRAUD soMLMnEnls

peculiar ease came up i'll the Special
Term of the Common Pleas before Judge E.bjuson
yesterday entitled Margaret Larkn CATHERINE I,rkin
ana James Iarln, IN infant, agt John T. Wilson II is
an action TO recover deed alleged 10 lie wrougfv held
Il! the defendant The plaintiffs testified thar on tbe
hsh' OF the LIST N January 1850, Wilson, who then Kent
cracker bakery 1T No. 70 FnltOu-st set FIRE ia lila
phhery IN conjunction with sx or seven Of his mon "a
o''''h we insurance upon 81; plaiuns saw fhe mon
lgne te building with torches aud matches; plai,iT
house vas damaged by the fire. and wilson subsequently
Eu,C ts9tSt husband prOEssOy note Tor Al n0 to
ihnVhnlIg nan Tor the loss On the 39'h Of NAV f IN
IhR; S"cn IMlkln, The late husband of ~.
pIuIhtn Mssrgaiet, purchased decd from vi
Foh ol V'lHlh property in BROOKLYN M inc liz,
theIelor f1V. 40 ~ gold s2lO in ereenharts ana ii
1900 more SINch ~ wilson to IatiD In J.tt,a, .
three hours aitef lhis tlanspcii0u IatLIn v,r MI
sons bakery, NJ" SJt Cherry-s where nc ~
and wni0 iherc the oven burst and Iarkt, - ~"
eldest were killed The deed ,rbitb ~ af ~ 10
pOcket disappeared. and PLANTING cst a. a. III, III
son has possession OF II, ana they cue Tor it, re m
for its value. '' "
The defense e. an absolute denial Of evor,. ou,,,
Defendant himself testified that lie never .ii
Iarkju and never saw NM. Larkin until ado 10
bands death. Mr.. LaTldn frequently nv" ~
Testimony with calculations OF denial and W.. hS
citedy when recalled 70 the stand she sy,G,e nt, t
WiisoI's real name was "Ja"ky'' Brown ond ~ NJ
VS. brought mp in the Five Points Decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06

LETTER FROM REV. 7. L. CUYLER-AN ERROR
CORRECTED.
To fhc Editor Of The Tribanc.
SIR: observe in The Ner- IOR HerdIda state
mcnt that once made adres, I'm Independence Hall
Philadelphia, "dcnOuncing aboionism," and counsel
ing submission to the demands OF the Shareholders, &C.
Tho euthoity commonly referred this statement is
your admirable History u The american Conflict page
36j Permit TO say that the "NIr. Theodore Cuycr
who made the speech for compromise and concllia-
ton Just before the war, - eminent lawyer and zeal
on. Democrat In Philadelphia. am an admlrcr OF my
knsuan legal abilities but cannot assume tho pater-
nifty OF his speech. A. this mistake ia frequently made,
ana often called to account for that political AT
dress will you do the favor insert This correction
in the TRIBUNE. and Ohligc your old friend,
BygOLiln April ;, 1871. THEODORE l. Guy LER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
DEPARTURE or FOHEiGN VANS.

THURSDAY. APRL q.
Mai, Europe via Queu,'osn AM L',r DOL re- sraost
nn from Cuuari city, close at she PoipAer a. "
~ ~ station 4. Ii:2j g. y, ll:o m NuI lmeuia} pa,
Tor ral letters he CHnard Docs J city and clos
al f:1l y. ~ steamship s5il, az p . cd.
fAI c d.possi Supplementary Mails must he prepaid With
double postage. a.. a. i
Mails l'sna Nassau, and West Indies per steamship Nf''n
hon Pier No n r.. close Il q. steamship sails al M
FRIDAY. APRiL 7.
The all seud steamship THURSDAY April ~ BOT
vii spah the Parhl THURSDAY, April 20 aiier Which date ar
e,nhp. heretofore sailing 1mrlay VII leave On Satut' Tue
Ilura!iy Euop,a an Sai will DO Suspended after April 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
DECISlONS--ArRIL 5.

Spijeme court ChGmbcg By judge Brady
KeHnin kfnuin.-Grand
Hy JGiyc CariO4ode st. feOfantd tt0c e 81. tTocAeG
Granted IuIe application 81 fpsksf-olaIted
Common Hitds-Spccidi Ier6,-Bv Judge L0ew.-
security Of cost, Of suit Ecres aft ktd-On'r granted Connolly
Wording denied With ltare additional
a4s,i. BroTarr denied With Herx
place short calendar .nie Solomon
'olIus-NotoH Denied without costs.
Na,ine Cont-Pdrt by judge Cnnis..Collen-
leig.t taf DE snd luT sol y sui costa
viii rs ssraurc Gorsin Ioenenll Jd, for Tie
tAnuf IA 40 ani costs, siih > IS ALLOW sncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06

Ill purpose. there Bremen and no, ~, n ns s ~ me %
@ nSi b Consitut supreme law ana We laws OF any
'o Is would anf by Itself and furnish
% nss for ne Interpretation as TO te rights eoner upon
". ""n treaty cannot he put there by the
% h. s,scs nor ~ Of thcm contains no article limiting
~ i,s,n VII In Dfernen cirsn Of Bremen. shall present
we ' ,h ,olcn thereof No such article being the treaty
CHM - nut By pady without the Of the
| DorisiO rcseuei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
f,ldrtIe auo Slate Itlantels.

A KLABFR STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
"a rSG WORKS ~ and 100 East sheenthst oaer' 90 Marble
Msrbere Iaae oil complete Also Monuments Nra'e otsIes
Table Tops, :; prices that DEFY competition.
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rch
w .rd sesat designs hoa So, sl2, sS uP 70 SI@ T. D
STEWART Co. a. SIthvs, bet IhTssf'h aud rhr''srasa
- KLABER a. Co.'s Marble Works, PIT to 223
-. W. 5~s between Boa6sy aud 6hsve Marble and mAol-e
Dee doues mes original eeHzns etealtt zoe
Ok AND UPWARDS-Marble lMantels,
% - ne work good patterns prices lower than an other hose
RICHARD wAtHAS. $50 West l3;h,l bet s'b and sh AYES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
! INCREASE OF 5MAILPOX-PHYSICiAN5 REPORTS.
! DIR. Russell, Registrar OF Vital Statistics,
1ulLlur LnunIl .innN Lln Iulrl VI

itlth:
Ih,,e ihe report - death. FOR the past vec being
OF ~ The week There were u stl casc Of small
pos Oices decrease Of D. iai Il Of ,cains
decrease o5 Tyrhrs frtr credited with death and typhoid with
3 sgnn.t0 AMI -e,ta IN to preceding week The mori, from
ILth,is pul ron, which dtcir considerable
during tAt sees to lO Phumoni and bonIhs tog Their
also c easel il "a to 49, Bugi DISEASE prDlncc the large weekly
mottIltT ofI. Of 81 cent c previous wees
In TIE quarter Just closed tho registered death, have amounted 10 bh
he period 1870 which -
deaths recorded The prevailing eptenc have been small poz
measles ald Au 10 h fret there been referred POI deaths
exactly The number In the hri quarter Of The pet w
1870 scsu alhough Sespes doe, not have been
malignant this White last s death, having teen
ib last agant Ony 2ij h. The ord from ephu,
sn typhoid levers Ia. been unusually gratifying only 10 and 81 deaths
rrFctSely having been acrhe hein-their quarterly
AMY ten jefs Rrpsug fever has carried OF but dlrns
~ Three mouths The puou ia.l disease has been ph
nonas, having occa-oue h' deaths w OF the total
800 ~ ~ WV " '' !" '"' US" i "
late Dr. Worms. Inspector Of the
tal Ser'cr Pas shows mortality which although abatement
aoue Of ht unfortunate city No words could illustrate sarug,
OF s people fofc do the harl figures memorable
s. the .apA OF France experienced greater mortality
has prevailed In any other European city wth the century
City Sanitary Inspector Morris reported IA follows:
have thy honor TO submit the following comparative u
contagious Diseases reported 10 this Bureau for the wres ending
April bTi
bah inv Small MeA.. Dph.
, snifng T!phus fyptol RslPbg Scarlet pot lea thtr,
1Ta ii' l H. ! y 70 "a q 10
The Assistant Health Inspectors have visited fe, in their
gsn Loo aud tanatoi ?Ol therein daring tho past
hoosmakng total Of vaccinations performed during the o.
'Sj' b Of these primary aud O secondary vaccinations
Health officer Carnochan said that cases OF smallpox
were constantly found on shpbOard There arc several
cases on tho steamers Wisconsin and Russia now AT
sAhe' ana " cases have been rcmoyedta a Wo,t Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-06
ptSSFyGFRS 1RRJTFD.

FROM 1AMBURC-In steamship Alepauls, April M b, r
T. Nenegrrr, Marie legny, los Laan Dora Ie, h%'' 9
ard three children Jacob ksnnsnn. Sarah EpenIelh
Aug srhsabe A. Racer j. Bauer g. H. Sep J. " scasI Joli ~
IeSn' anil Peter Hit BIJs l Cahsue llt lore'ms hn'
AMI ,lil WA Hermann kotNtl L. hhA e. W Scna,i u;
Zan.,rn John h. Yo.s Frederick Meier, VIM tohn W. b'ole'
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p4SSENGERS SlLLEn.

FOR IVRRPoOI-ln steamship Java, April MIR and NJ =
pfrry T. i,mpton Mr. Meter H. Nonlug,G 4. Blum H. n
Pore T. W Watson H. j. Has A. Bn~n J. Moron g. ~ ll.n
~ Thomas Mr. Jacobs J. Russell g. b. Upton l Miss M,rrs y
Bells, Sir sud W n lIoyt W. B'uVg ne hon. = ia ,
Col &. Allen, A. Lsnen Nj kntone st J.. los w. ""' !" "
yer j. Avian T. B. Stone, L. A. lice, J. T. Fiee
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ACcEpTAYCEs FOR THE HANDICAPs Al JEROME
PARK

The list of acceptances III the two handicapS
a. Jerome Park, the Fordham Stakes and the Jockey
Cub Handicap. Is published below In the Fordhapl
Stakes ont of % horses entered only have declared
out leaving ~ accoptauccs. In tho Jockey cub iand
can out y entced IL OF their owners nave ac
ted hp
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORr or NRw- YORk

PORr or NEWBORN .......................''Ar" L
CLEARED.
Steamship Colorado (r) Freeman. Liverpool Williams o'''u
hcamshp Java (Brl Ma.tyn, Liverpool thas Z" trncA"@
Steamship Frank Pitlce. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Concord. So nsn. Philadelphia
SeuniliD Nu'rnu Nilox. fhlfd ht.
Selmship Ms noaci. Tuns. Philadelphia
StrmsHin tania. brAp. fh.tiD nt LVrlapl m'hF g"
Snip l0hana Nlcn Ludi' Autt,n NVult trts bu hFhA
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