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Time for the Rims 20 be Pitched Settled
The Main Crowd Ia Leave Erie, Pa, In


The Main Crowd Ia Leave Erie, Pa, In
Two Steamers.
From the Detroit Post, April ISL
Our reporter was yesterday shown q letter from
the trainer OF Joe Coburn TO a well known sporting
man or this city In regard to the contest to come OF
two weeks since cert ain parties here appealed
TO 60 decide on location for the fight, somewhere
convenient TO Detroit but on Canadian or neutral
ground Accordingly several days were spent In Sc
lecting locations; but just where the tight Is to
come OF cannot be ascertained for publication II
will be on the Canadian side OF Lake Erie. within
eighty miles OF Detroit. SO much Is certain, unless
something happens TO cause a change OF programme.
The writer Of the letter made many inquiries as to
the cost OF chartering steamers from this point now
whether there was any probability that the police
authorities would interfere to spoil the fight, or 70
prevent sightseers from leaving the CITY, The fact
that the day mas been set and the ground picked out
has been telegraphed to the shoulder htters In chi
cago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, and the
yesterday, perfectlng the charrering Of a steamer
TO take the 'select'' crowd TO the scene
OF the fight. More are expected here TO-
day. and IL is calculated that crowd OF 200
from Detroit Will attend the encounter. In addi-
uon to the annoyance or having crowd OF thieves
and r0ughs here for week or ten days, tine fight
will be no honor to this any other vicinity, and
every good citizen will hope that the Superintend-
ant OF Police will exert every effort to break up the
plan OF collecting crowd at this point II he mas
on steamer especially chartered the law OF 1860
gives him power 10 arrest every person landing in
the city after having just willingly witnessed piZe
night, and such persons II convicted are liable 10 the
law In both fine and imprisonment.
me letter was dated at Erie and asserted that Two
crowd OF 300, ana that the ring would be pitched
before ten O'Clock on the morning OF the 18th OF May
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LONDON MONEY MARkET.--LoNDoN, April ell IN A.
hConsols opened at 93l for both money and the ac-
count American securities quiet and steady United States
five, twenty bonds 1852 so 1862 old, Y0s 1867 93 ten
fortes, S9l1.
APRIL 49, P. MConsols closed at 93 for money and
the account Fye.tweny bonds, 1862 500 1865 90 1867,
9s,S; ten-forties, S96
Monday win be holiday the Stock Exchange
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET:-LoNDoN, April 29-Eve
oil advanced to E32 ton. Sperm oil droop
ing. No sales above E6a
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.--LlvERPooL, April 90
~ 80 A. M.Coon opened quiet and steady Midding
lands, 7hd mddng Orleans, It'd; the sales OF the day
estimated Mt 10000 bales.
April PIP M-Cotton closed dull; middling uplands,
10000 bales, including 5000 for export and speculation
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
LIVERPOOL, April 2aArrved, steamship Wyoming, from
New York April la, with $50 bales cotton.
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CLEARED.

Stesmship City Of London tBr), Tbbs, Lverpool-John
steamship BATAVIA tB) sowerby, Liverpool Queens
Steamship Nortbumbr.a Br). Fuller London
steamship Europa Br), Campbell, Glassow--Henderson
Steamship Deutschland NO. Neynabef, Bremen-oerichs
Steamship Rising Star, Jones, Aspinwall-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Clyde, Kennedy Galveston via Key weH-C
Steamship 81 Louis, Whitehead New Orleans H crom-
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick, New Oreans-F
steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-w Gar.
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth. savannah-R Lowden.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-H Nor
steamship Regulator. Freeman Wilmington. NC LOr
sieamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
steamship Zodiac, Nicterson Horioik. City pon. and
Rishmona.w ashingto 1 4 Co
AssandriaP ss aerrct '''''' oeo'Se'"n' w. ana
Steamship Nereus. 5earse. Boston-H Dimock.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
Snip Princeton, Porter. Lverpool-C L Wright L Co.
Ship Daniel Webster. Browne LoDdon-E Morgan's
Bark Elizabeth A Oliver, saDderson. London-Arken 4
Bark Sarah Kinssbury. Perry, Matsnzas-walsh Field
Bark Kathleen Obj. Nocher. Pictou Ns-Heney Par.
Brig Sara ,Dusch). sickke.. Stockholm Edge
Brig Mary Francis, Francis, Havre-Evsns, Ball Co
Brr Lily Ryan. 81 Johns Pre- swayne 4 SON
Brig F j Meryman Lecraw, Csibarien-R Robertson 4
s A%s:
Brig s Nichols (Br) Chase, Matanzaa
Brig Catharine Morris tBr, Clark HaIfaxD Dewolf
Co.
Brig " welsh. Halsey, Philadelphia-Jas W Eiwel
Co.
Brig Anna Lindsay, Munson, Newark. MP MENUS 4
Son.
schr Hattie Ellen, DIX, Kingston and Port Morsnt JaJ
s Ingraham Go.
sc6r Ernest Marie (nayl, German, Port Prince-C
Van Bokkeln.
Schr W II jones' Line. Fernaudina A Abbott
Schr Enchanress, Phillips Savannah Evans, Bal Co.
schr N Tower Phillips Boston. By Weinberg.
Schr Huntrcss, Brown, Bostou--M Somers.
Schr w II De WITT Parker, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Wood
schr EmerAd, Decatur, New London-Rackctt 4 Bro.
Schr Hawley, Bennett, New Haven-Rackctt & Bro.
Scbr c Lyman Hin, New Haven-Rackett h Bro.
Schr Samuel Kicker, Kicker, New HavenRackett Bro.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, IobDie, Stamford.
Schr u & AcRen Mead, Stamford
Sioop Mary Elizabeth, Horsemnn. New Haven Racket
Bro.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Novelty, shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards Philadelphia
steamer frank, Pierce, Philaoelpnia.
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The steamer Adrac steamer constructed for the
late Collins line, and subsequently sold to the Steam
ship Company Galway line, years lying In
ordinary Southampton England has been around
TO Liverpool and being altered sailing vessel
The Baltic Of the class was transformed into sailing
vessel and now bears the OF Denmark under the
British nag.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP CITY GALvIsTos from New York for
Galveston put back to Key West AM GATH having twisted the
bly, be towed to Galveston.
SHIP souTu AMERICA from Cslao. Baltimore 2sth
Which M:Fss
mast, maniormast and forsyar damaged jibooom stove
SHIP W CAMPBELL, Boston from Liverpool expert.
enced very heavy weather lost an entire suit OF sail.
disabled the mate. y "A'''
BARK oUnN v,oronrA tBr,, from Ardro.sau. Via Lam.
81 t. wSe sssns p% s0 an
gale had rndder head carried away causing the vessel to
ing &c side. q me @ s,
sDs S.se .ss Ss
sss- from ws : fA .a. III sa
shipped temporary rudder attached 10 false stern ros
sfs'F ss rGS
es as1 s q e:
s "ns
ss a 1's
westerly deemed prudent fer safety the vessel and
ss RE e. s s: f.
New York. are the agents OF the Queen Victoria.
BANK HAH VI H. Of St John, Nh which left Morsnt
during DC night s "a Esy S &c.
of her possible, bu, there is little hope
BARK wAvItsT-The cargo Of the bark Wavelet wrecked
consisted Of 3ss Dor shocks 400 hoesheads
nSSH. The owner Jas Churchill of Portland had fully
BARR huron tBr Ray, a. Boston from Liverpool, had
heavy weather lost overheard, had
disabled, and had companionway stove.
BARK MCPHERSON DIR, Mason, at Philadelphia from
Mes.ina split sails and received some damage from heavy
BRIG LIzzit tBr which left Halifax March 25 reports
Jamaica s 9es ~ On The ~ ss tn. 70
Of the Lizzie John u Brown, Of New York; was washed
dered bin The Lz,c os her main boom and had her sails
Capt crarey hns been despached the assistance OF schr
New Dominion Br. Goucber, before reported Vineyard
bound 10 New .ew Ssr 70 ''' port the from Martinique
LIvrsrcol, Aor' sa5Bark Port Glasgow, Erwin, from
Bristol. H. March " for Quebec, has foundered at sea-
WhaIemen.
At New London 9th, brig IsabcDu. for Cumberland Inlet
srosen-reb "a lat 4c brig Lryse Biseow, Cook Of
provincelown, with 2o bbs 81 Oh.
spoken.
., Bark A'snsn A. Br from Liverpool tcr baltimore April
q, Bark Fry L9ns from Philadelphia for Gibraltar April
Brig Helen COZ sydney CB steering by r, April &c, capc
Hatirras bearing ~ miles.
Brig protens, from Baltimore for Boston, April ~, on Fire
Island (hy pilot boat Francis Perkins, No l3l
Schr knight from Camden, Me- for Savannah, April
~, On Mascpboro Sound, nil well.
Schr from York for port In Florida,
April a. OF Mss0nboro Sound.
Foreign Ports.
cArBAHws, Aprn Ie--Ip port, bark Mcclellan for New
York next day briggs kossack loading for do Aroostook
Lena Mountain and scbr Wilder loading Tor north OF
Uatteras. -
GRErsoGK, Aprn Arrived, steamship Assyria Smith,
81 John, NIB. -,
Goarr. wcA, Maren 2sn port bark zinsarela, s'rick-
land, for Boston, ldr. -
~ Ynrk linrnu. philIselnlla.
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Steamships City of London, for Lverpocl Batavia do
Deutschland Bremen: Europa, Glasgow Rising star AS
Iinwal Clyde Key West and Galveston Western Meropo-
dina Montgomery Savannah San Salvador. Chamrion
Charleston: Regulator Wilmington, NC Wyanoke. Rich
mond, &c; Zodiac. do; John Gibson, Georgetown Do
The following vessels anchored Quarantine, out
ward bound Ship Joan BRYANT for San Francisco barks
Kristinesad for Cork Betty for Dunkirk bri5s Queen
Elizabeth for Kongsberg; Renshaw. for Trinidad The
sells reported In Fridays edition. anchored at Quarantine
still remain, with the exception Of barks Henry Buck and
Racna. brgs Helen o. rhnney, Eastern Star Perces
Hinckey, which vessels sailed Friday evening.
Wind a S. ipht
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head and body blows. while the friends OF Tim
made manifest their joy by yells ana cheers. They
retired amid deafening applause.
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BASE BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90 1871.
In base bail match played here to-day between
the Boston Club ana the Experts, of this city. the
Bostons won by As to TO- Runs earned:-Bostons,
II; Experts S.
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INDIA MARKET.

BOMBAY, April g, 1871.
The shipments Of Gotten the report the gath
inst. have been As 600 bales.
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REI.OW-
SAILED.

shin Swallow tof BOSTON,, Mclaughlin. from Liverpool
March 2s, with pdse to RUSSELL Lowes 10 (by
Hope, No. l..
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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ShipDin0 NOeps.

The steamer Adriac the last steamer the
late Collins line and subsequently sold to the
ship Company, Galway line, and for years lying In
ordinary Southampton England, has been around
to Liverpool, and is being altered into sailing vessel
The Baltic. Of the class transformed into sailing
vessel and bears the OF Denmark under the
Rrttish flag.
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SHIPPING NEW

Almanac Tor New York This Day.
Sun rises. !. 80. 90 Moon sets. morn 2 5s
Sun sets. $3.50. 80 High water morn q
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The Federal, like the carpet-bag
administrations, has not stinted itself
in the creation OF offices, or in provi-
ding suitable taxation and appropria-
lions to fill its creatures with thespoils.
To meet the expense 6 Of the Supreme,
Circuit and District United States
Courts alone, the last Congress appro-
priated the sum Of two millions Of
dollars; for detecting and bringing TO
trial cOunterfeiters and others perpe-
trating frauds against the United
States, n hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars; for defending suits
against the Secretary Of the Treasury.
and his agents, sixty thousand dollars;
and fifty thousand more GO be-
used by the Attorney General for de.
tectiye purposes. Thus we have an
aggregate of $2,25, coo, exclusive on
the salaries Of judges aud of the eost N
using State prisoners. The cost tor
the same service for the year ending
June, 1871, was 1885, 600, or nearly :
million less than is provided for 1872.
The appropriations for that yeafex-
ceededt the cost of supporting the army
Of the United States in the time of
Adams or Jackson. Up to the year
ls49, when our population had
reached at least 28,OOO,OOO, the annual
sum necessary to carry on the courts
Of the United States, with the salaries,
the compensation Of maFsllaIs and
district attorneys added thereto, had
never exceeded $469, 228 Oh. In 1850,
the sum was $51S,42S 20; in 1851,
s6I6,27s SO. In 1852, when the popu2
lation had reached 26,OOO,OOO, the
appropriated was $672,s00. The army
Of ofice-holders is daily increasing,
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Thousands of CAGES.

II not only relieves the child from pain, out
inYigOrRtes the stomach ana bowels, cOlTects
acidfty, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. II wlu almost Instantly re-
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The leading principles of our Re
publican Government were laid down
by Mr.. Jefferson, On delivering his
inaugural address. They are still
sOundly democratic, and as worthy
OF attention as they ever were. 1t is
by departure" from them that the
country has suffered. And it is only
by sdhering to them without any new
departures that it can ever prosper
and be free.
Equal and exact justice to all men,
Of whatever state or persuasion, Teli.
gious or political.
THE support of the St3te govern
ments in all their rights as the surest
bulwaTks against anti republican ten
denotes.
THE preservation of the general
government in its whole cOnstitus
tiOnal vigor, as the sheet-anchor of
cur peace at home and safety abroad.
"a Jealous care Of the right of cleo
ton by the people.
Absolute acquiescence in the de-
cisions Of the majority, the vital princi-
pie OF repuDhcs, from which there is
no appeal but to force, the vital princi-
pie and immediate parent Of despOt-
ism.
THE supremacy Of the civil over
the military authority.
Economy in public expenses, that
labor may be slightly burdened.
Encouragement of agriculture and
of commerce as its handmade,
THE honest payment of our debts,
and sacred perseverance OF the public
faith.
THE diffusion of information, and
arraignment Of all abuses at the bar Of
public reason.
Freedom Of religion, freedom of
speech, freedom of the press, and free
dom Of person, underline protection
Of the hGbeaS corpus, and trials by jury
mpartially selected"
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FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In lea City, On L0Bg
island, Row FORK.

IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island, &c
4 miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale Gn the
following terms: Fifty dollars each, on n
credit OF ten years, payable In ten annual In
sla!nlents-say 50 co per year on each lot
h parties owning the above property pro
Of the lots, say 1910, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge Is
now IN process of construction connecting
Manhattan Island. upon which New YORK Is
situated, with Long Island,
This Is a good opportunity for sny person
OF this section OF country 20 Invest small
are easy, and within the reach OF ali. Prop
eftY on Long Island VIII rapidly Increase In
value as soon as East River Bridge is com.
plsted.
! Map Of the city of Ida can be seen, and full
Information given, upon application being
made 10 AZ. FONTAINE,
Corresponding Secl etary,
fyQ no 10 Madison street.
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ORDINANCE.

Be II ordained By ne General Ootssoil Of ne city
or MenapkGss ul E
and Il Is hereby made part Of his duty, to no.
tify property owners when their sidewalks
require repairing; and persons refusing OF
after sueh netlee 70 make such repairs shRH
be subject 70 the penalties attached 10 mis-
deneanOrs.
Z, 1871. Your Councils Ordinance COMMITTEES
report ftvOrably. EHu @ nf
Passed hrst reading blythe Council ;4raIes
Ond and hnal reading by Council. Passed
first and second reading, by a suspension OF
the rules. July6, 1871, by Board Of aldermen.
Approved JulY u.s. s7k loc p N1i ~
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L-R BIcHAKDs, CITY Regikter. iyl6
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ID O~OM-CentraIy located, and furniture Tor
II sale. Apply 10 Z i. FICkLENt
fvI5 - Front street.
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ice barriers of the two yet unexplored
frigid zones. But it is easy to see
that the atmospheric ocean has been
agitated and cOnvulsed beyond meas
ure, and that il has hardly recovered
from the shock-a fact witnessed by
such tOrnadOes and marine cyclones
as are almost daily heralded.
We have spoken chiefly Of the me-
neurological distISbances within this
period of wonders, because, we be-
lieve, the other phenomena of the
sinking and quaking Of the eaFtbas
crust have generally had an atmOs-
pheric origin. 1t is beyond dispute
that the sea of subterranean fire which
everywhere underlies the surface of
the earth has its tides, its ebbings and
howings and periodic convulsions as
truly as does the atmospheric ocean;
and the recent disturbances IN South
America may be due to this source.
During the present century the whole
coast of Chile has been subject to
marked and sudden changes Of level.
In 1887, after the destruction Of Val
DIVA by an earthquake, the sea bot
tom was found TO be raised in some
places more than eight feet. At Val
caraiso, in 1922, for a considerable dis
lance along the coasts of the continent
the ancient bed of the Pacific was laid
bare, and the coast of Chile was per-
manently upheaved. What a gigantic
force, which, to uplift this coast, had
to move the majestic chain of the
Andes, and among the rest the colossal
mass of AeOneagus, twenty-f0uF thou
sand feet in hight J- aL-
This appalling display of energy,
which makes the crust of the earth
undulat6 as easily as q surface of
rOttOn ice, is not, however, necessary
to explain such things as our last
autumn's earthquake, and the recent
falling in of the Morris and Essex
canal bed and that of the Wyoming
canal. 1t is probable that the metro
pOlitan earthquake was simply due to
the progress over this region Of large
atmospheric wave with Il high barom-
eter. The weight of the atmosphere
in this latitude is ordinarily about IF
teen pounds to the square inch, or
about three hundred thousand tons to
the square mile. If the barometer
rise only an inch or more the pressure
must become terrific, and we can
imagine the earth quivering and
groaning under such a change as the
ship quivers from the blow of heavy
sea.
AS regards the falling in OF the Wy
Oming canal, on the morning of the
4th instant, the change OF barOmetic
pressure in twenty-four hours in this
region is shown by the Signal service
weather report TO have been .35 of an
inch in the mercurial column, and
hence the change of pressure must have
been more than three thousand tons
over every square mile. To superim-
pose such an additional atmospheric
mass over any area of country an
then set it in motion must subjeS
that locality to a violent shock, and
where there Ere excavations of the
soil no wonder the surface stratum
gives way. 1t is crushed as a frail
railroad bridge would be if a dozen
locomotives should all at once dash
over it.
There is some comfort in hethOught
that these connections in our latitude
are OccasiOned by atmospheric varia-
tiOns, and are not premOnitiOns from
volcanic fires raging under foot.
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SCROFULA.

This Compound is nsyer-fsiling cure foI
this terrible disease. How many. diseases
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man organization becomes healthy.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
FOR SALE.
LAND, STOCK AND CROP FOR SALE

4 ACRES OF LAND, within 200 yards OF
f i the Pop'ar street turnpike road, smiles
east of the city, with good dwelling, fine
mule and COW stables, good cellar, smoke
house. servants houses, and all necessary
o~uthOuses; 2 fine young mare mules, 3 dne
young mares, good for saddle or harness;
good COWS as this couDty can prsduce, all
giving milk; small stock of hogs abundance
OF fowls, 2 fine market wagons, good farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner OF
implements for q farm or market garden;
crop as there is in this vicinity, with all kinds
OF vegetables, neld and garden, now ready
for market; as nne a well OF water as ever
flowed, being purely freestone.
In consequence of my bad health, i will
sell the whole al a great bargain. For infor.
nation inquire at my stand, In Poplar street
MARKET between the hours of s and 10 an.
or on the premises, Joining J. ]. Smith sno
and William Holmes. X. Bill -
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BOOKS.
Jus6 Published.
IN ONE VOLURE-PRlCE, SOC.

The following Medical Lectures for Gentle.
man.
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IN exact proportion to the Radical
Ieanings OF certain presses, or as they
have been suspected, o as they have
never been counted firm and true
Democrats, in that proportion do we
find them going over TO the new de-
parture. Take, for instance, in this
city the o caIled sun that melts and
the avalanche that topples helpless
from the icy alpine nights. Par no
liz r.nfllnn
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GRANT sdheres, it is said, to the
negro Dunn, who, in the temporary
absence of the fellow Yarmouth, has
usurped the Office and now exercises
the functions of Governor of LOuisi-
ana. The result Of this collision be
tween Dunn and Yarmouth Is the
disruption Of the Radical party in
Louisiana, Yarmouth leading the
white, and Dunn the black wing Of
RedicsIism.
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS says
that the story commonly published in
reference TO the personal conflict be
tween William l.. Ysncey and Mr..
Hill, when members of the Oonfed-
crate States Senate, is by no mean a
truthful report Of the facts. He sug-
gests the propriety of a correction to
he made by Mr.. Hill,
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