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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-13
ALIASES.

A cotemporary calls to mind the fact
that the present. coguomen of the Radical
candidate for Vice President is not his
real patronymic. but that the Henry Viii.
son Of to-day is the identical individual
that was ycleped Jeremiah Colbaith. while
he lay iu his mothers cradle. The ilu.
sion to this singular fact recalls another as
singular, which was vouched for some
few years ago by Uncle jesse Grant, now
postmaster at Covington, Kentucky, and
published over his own signature in the
New York Ledger, to the effect that Ulys.
ses 8. Grant is not the real and true name
Of the present Executive OF the United
States, but that he was named by his
father and mother at his birth, Hiram
Ulysses Grant, which is now really his
name. And it must also be noted as q
very singular fact that these two men, now
sailiug under aliases, are jointly the car-
didates of great party, which is also pa.
rading itself before the country under a
fictitious cognomen. 1t styles itself a
Republican party, when in fact it is party
Of monarchy aud despotism. The Repub-
lican journals, so-called, throughout the
land, have at present the following an-
nounccment floating at the head of their
columns:
Republican Ticket.
For President,
Ulysses S. Grant.
For Vice President,
Henry Wilson.
Now If the real facts Of the case were
stated, the announcement would read Just
as follows:
Monachists' Ticket.
For President,
Hiram u. Grant.
For Vice President,
Jeremiah Cclbaith.
Why cau't these men aud that party be
honest for once, and call themselves BY
their right names. Honest men are not
afraid to be called by their real oames. It
is only the dangerous cabal that will pro-
fess one faith and follow another. But
such a cabal is the Radical party, as the
history Of its whole existence well attests
And it is, therefore, eminently in accord
ance with the eternal fitness of things that
its present standard bearers should both be
men who arc sailing under aliases.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-13

~ Charles Dickens never could learn
music.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-13

70 The Piano was invented 155 years
ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-13

music.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-13

onions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 90, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of New York dr), jones' Liverpool via
Q9eenstown-John Dale go. ,,,
Steamship England CD Andrews Liverpool via
Steamship Miranda tBrj, Dillcy, London-Hcnderson
Bros
steamship Alexandria (Br) Mackay, Glasgow-Hender-
son Bros.
Steamship South America, Tnklepaugh, Rio Janelro
Steamship Columbia Curtis Havana-Atlantc Mail
Steamship Volunteer, Bloodgood, Phadelphia-Lori
steauship Gaucus. Walden. Boston-H Dmoek;
Bar hraha Skan MR. no reSeren Cork on Fa
mouth for orders-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Salo (Rus), Nordgren, Cronstadt-Funch, Edge
Bark Dcmetra (NGD, Rose, Konigsberg-c Tobias Co:
Bark w Roosevelt Hartman, IIavana-Jas Ward
Bark Pnlo Alto. Clapp Matanzas-waydell 4 Co.
Bark Evelyn tBr) Kolln, Baracoa-J O William.
Bark Clements (Br, Kelly, Charlcson-Boyd
Brig q n Jones Rr2, Dean, Liyerrool-L Brigham.
Brig FIXING Cloud s,r) ivey M,;9aplescG Rng nn
Brig Alice Br), Canine, Port Caledonia, CB-P Ne
Brig Arichat West Br), Lie Blanc, St John, NBHeney
Brig Caroline Gray Snow charleson-Bentley, Miller
scir D W Saunders, Smith. St Pierre, Mart-H A suan
sehr u Jones Line, rernandina--A Abbott
schr MaXson Rogers, jackson, Norolk-C Staples.
schr Hero, Kelly, salem-Rw Ropes.
schr Addie Ryerson, Pike, Boston-Jed Frye &Co.
schr Ida Il Freeman, Paine, Wellaeet Mass-St John
Avery.
scLr underhill, Kcnna, New Haven-Rackctt & Bro.
Schr Sallie Burton Palmer, Stamford
..sloop Union, Hutchinson. New London-Ferguson
sioop Bronx. Batcman, New Haven.
Steamer Elizabeth, Clark, Baltimore
Steamer a utcy Dayis, fmhiadlGphips, ,o,n,.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards Philadelphia
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PORT DISCOVERY, May ls-Arrived ship Eldorador
wIfiinfs s2fi TGTnf Say or Adelaide @
.css o.eaiqeg2si John Pierce Iownsen cardenas
s ESss Geo keppiis Buzzard' saulis6ury; Sharp
1fSs ss al
%g5s sSmeSst iys. %,isr ssg Haypol; ssasss
Boon Mean CroMs Quincy ro aarrsoa fm w
johnson. Roxbury
sa' sysa1 nf srss Geo Burn
ham and md E M@b fr sSSrs Emily
Philadelphia last evening Went to sea YESTERDAY barHs
SsFSs %yis spa Ssf S ana nd
With i dag 'r Ssa sqsias
Sd-ArrIyed, brig Hattie Wheeler; schr windward
roRTLAND, May 2i-Arrived schr Clara W Elwell,
22i-CIearcd, brigs Carrie winslow, Welsh, Bucnos
AISSf 2ySn fMap Nay sehs Talbot
sapa stPR york Ma aSsne a%h
Brown EizSSsthport ION Sriss Martha Berry Berry,
isFgsST iiSiSH ses aSia
srse anS Ss and sorse MS
NyFik 6 Svifb5REsseHpr Nav scDr. Moooo0oc
@ gsns SR%tn ss & Adams eS sSa
s Johnson pqE1 and
homa oo"per cynha Sn card vnsr
idn uese Smith, Heboken; Robert SMITH, Nickerson'
sailed-steamer Wilmington, Holmes philaae,nnia.
Hss aeTsnsa WAN
TYLER n Iyrre Only Daughter Trbble Albert fharo,
Mary sa Hss seSr cray ssw sSss janet
sas sRsss Esas %sy ssyssva
Fireman. saa.s long lon Kong via Yokohama.
Jenny Pitts Blinn Port Townsend. --o''''1'
in BARK Tsp4sys sa
Saiieaship Western Empire, for Liverpool bark Jas
L. st
sToNINGToN, May .2S.-Arrived, schrs APPLICABLE,
rfFS % daas sssPP nG ssa
stselmSp Mdianoa for New York ssc Disasters
cs sngs
Sssaer Witt pesss aSS a @n s nS
DO; Luna Wells Manhattanville; Mary Mead Thrasler,
ViNEY1RD HAVEN. May zs-Arssyed, bark Joshua
L, IN sqsaa for bss Williams r
a'S" re- snn'SS an s'ss ss'ni
Pierce, and Emma frindel!, New York for do; Fanny
iSf p0T T.!
Paten pseladepha for sss% ch@mpqn New
s Fred wo bS Sr 6s' rar
Ea as sn Ps rGr or eT S aas
bethport for do Sarah Wooster do for Beverly and Fran
5SG GF c SsRs % Sn
e for Troy for S o oae
Abbie Cakes Bangor for Harlem; Lucy Baker do for
Baltimore, to discharge her deck oad at this port
Dow and Caroline Young, from Philadelphia for Hos
ton; snnickson and Florence Newell from do for Gou-
sai!ed-sehrs Intrepid and Abbie s Cakes
WILMINGTON, NC May 2l-Arrived, steamship Rcgu-
WAREHAM, May 22-saled, schr Oscar Hawley.
WiCRF0RD, May 2e-Arrived schrs Franklin Pierce,
Filandon and George Hotchkiss, Doyle, Elzabethport
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
US steamship Bache coast survey, Lieut. Dwell, Key
stGamship po , {Ncl, Ernst Bremen May II and
mas M1ia @ uptS% AHysrR Nay xy wh
@ s cr Il s bark h
'Rs b hHs1Gso city May
Ss ard ros t Ga a Tn s S
mt h a1 ~ Sn "a 80 passed t steamer SUPPRESSED to be
sage Mr Reyes, merchant OF Santiago Died of con.
: Steamship old Dominion, Bourne, Richmond, City
Point and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old
SHIP John BRYANT Baker PrayG cGoraso Jan with
@ s sEat p
sss; s%i$
sif % s' '$s1 81 serE aRR1sEs fsS.
Pr in the forsiopsai No. the main rom hayre
S TO e"T M Nav
lat % Il, lon u ls ", schooner Ralph Carleton, bound
ar AsgSnsm % MSens win
ToSk ne soHsra gsssass and had variable weather.
Bark foyEaTp % Ho Eerc Swansea 10 DAYS with
railway IRON 10 order vessel 70 Tcens Boo KHAN Took
the s3gther passage and had variable weather been q
v BARK Fannie Wiley, MatamGr0s days with sugar to
BARK Elizabeth (Br, Fisher Ponce 10 days with sugar,
Bark zanrak Cor, .Aalholm, Havana days, with
sugar, To Funch Edge Co. Had fine weather.
:, s Yan AsesOrs @ Olsen cp6asn days With
BTg AISa1T%s tNor Andersen Palermo 50 days, with
Go. Took the northern passage, and had variable
Brig Creole r Coleman Rio Grands q days with
the Equator Apr Is n 81 had r, WnS ana fr css
with no trades IN South Atlantic; from thence light vari
Brig Morel B, Fitzpatrick, st john. PR IA days with
70 & @ la IS e. 10 ton %a had aa
pa rS IS s! %;h
to order 70 crand" Bcrax q M m ssar
Brlr Reporter ,coomes Fan River.
a to R @enssss
h ss m9dS S esa Tes'hr xcc,,.o
eWG,y win s6pSsnppss Ens"
Isqnd DAYS with Pine apple; James Douslas-vessei
ss"rsen oa E lS T Mc Lord Aux Cages
days win cqeS 70 Nones Coz vessel to Borand Dear
sehr Elmer, cSrscn, Cedar Keys Fla 2, days, with
f d Mpd sf and ts 90 ve''s s"sn' fe'S
sehr Bentley vakcnbars JacksonS fS' days,
wh hr Nellie to fos Ssw n'ys
s sshI Ml,Gn Slss% s Virginia.
s sshr SsF S Si,!s y VI4Faa
Schr Ward Edwards, Virginia.
schr Ephraim Anna. Carbury, Georgetown, DC, for
Boston.
schr A Edwards, Edwards, Philadelphia for Boston,
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnct Rector, New Bedford for New
York with indse and passengers to Ferguson Wood.
Big nS - n pshsr s. Andrew NB for New
hclr Ocean Belle, Manson, st John, NIB, for New York.
wi Il lumber TO Wilson Co.
sehr Ncttic Cushing, Carey, Thomas.on for New York.
with lime to order
sehr Catharne Means Providence for New York
schr Win II Covert iIaskill, Newburyport for New
York " -
Schr Hannah WIets, FISH, Boston for New York.
Scir ihnthsa Hill Ncwburyport for Now York.
Schr Mary Ella, Thomas Maine for Hudson City
Scnr MhrfingtQn, Bartlett, Pawuckct for New York.
keopse. 'T~N' '0' iV' -o1s"-
Schr Mama. Fcrgusdn, Dennis for New York.
scir = ID Wlnot Long, Norwich for New York.
Schr Roanoke, Cook, Taunton for Fort johnson.
Ci ~" Luwin Ai!A, burnett New aveu iQy Jersey
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LIST or GIFTS
Total LOU Glfts, all Gu ali

Total 1000 GIFTS, all cash. .:......... ;S50o0M
IA s Sa4
Of Memphis TSnH iTr rs HSP 81
corporaors supervisors all mem
and are among The most respectable and distinguished
Should any tickets be left unsold on the day Of the
aIs offered w all be drawn and paid but dImaishSd n
f For s IT q se q the
the capital git viii be reduced 70 $4,000 and all the
The Hon Thomas e Brnmlette late Governor Of Ken
ns n"s on @ second to %
viii psrsa that the money from e sc sa so% " Gk
iry ccd"ce I'' and the gifts justly warded and
viii ss place n In g%Ss IN @ sis% sn d
S1ss,SH s
dsintereste! whG nave O0 pfose'
fFs R SssIs g. rsSSa district.
BfTSEE Judge Ss %ar sSses . as;rs; KY
Hon. 5 B. sRISDFjRp' President Farmers and Dro.
uOs JOIN Manager Royal Insurance COM
COZ fiiiI LEE Com Attorney Ninth Judicial district
e GE nl GISae1 Graham Gahnst ouso
Is% |! { ssfSzSySHHss a sIy 1 ts$is'l'
Il s Ffs "Ss Jisssa SaSnS pans
j. c. JOHNSTON, President Traders Bank,
H. VICTOR NEWCOMB, firm Of Ncwcomb, Buchanan d
HENRY DEEPEN President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merchant
Dr. NoRvIN GREEN, President L. and Shortlinc n. r.
VOL. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
r r. DURRETT, President
w. n HALDEMAN, Vice President
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK, Treasurer.
act as AGENTS wa o ae aRS as %c as hSss de-
string 10 purchase tickets should address
THOMAS Il. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky.
Public Library Binding Louisville, KY
Circulars giving full particulars sent on appicatton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
THE EAST SIDE NUIsANCES.
The Dumpi~. Grounds, Slaughter Houses
and SIN a.ipox Hospitals Denounced by
Indignant Citizens.

:. large meeting was held last evening In Robin
sons brewery, IN Forty-fnh street, near Second
avenue TO express the Indignation OF the residents
OF the Nineteenth ward at the presence of various
nuisanccs in their neighborhood. One OF them is
the dumping grounds for manure, on the bank OF
the East River, between Forty-fith and Forty-sev
enth streets, which has been ordered to be removed
several times by the Board OF Health Mr. Henry
Clausen presided and the following gentlemen were
Vice Presidents-James w. Beekman, DR.. Adolph
kessler, John Davidson, Christian Schwarz, Jacob
Robinson, George n. Williams, Theodore Gau-
bershe, Michael Murray and Ferdinand Traus
There was present in the meeting q large crowd OF
very rough-looking men, most OF whom were uray-
men employed by the contractors to remove the
manure from the stables through the city to the
common dumping grounds. At every question
voted upon they evinced disturbing spirit by CIV
Ing vent to violent noes, /" which almost drowned
properly took little notice OF them The following
resolution was Tead:-
Resolved, That all fatboilng establishments, slaughter
deposits and AL "a, 9nef EGSou: SesHpaons Of lands
City should be abolished without distinction or favor Of
any class of nuisances or persons
DR.. KEssLER delivered speech upon the subject
and was followed By Assistant District Attorney
Fellows. motion which demanded the removal
OF the smallpox hospitals on Randals Island, as
being too near the city, was carried but with Qruf
dissenting groans and Kisses from the hideous gar
which stood in the background like some OF the
throngs OF figures In Hogarls unearthly pictures.
Colonel FELLOWS said tnat 1t was not the object
OF the movement to injurc the business of the con-
tractors for removing the manure of the city, Messrs.
Rien King; but they asked that they would so
conduct 1t as not 70 be detrimental to the health
and property OF the citizens. The smallpox hospi-
tails, the dumping grounds, the slaughter houses,
&C. caused the mortality lists OF that portion Of the
city to be larger than elsewhere. The poisonous
the pooralike. He concluded by stating, upon his
Official responsibility, that If the nuisances were
not abated the guilty parties would be indicted,
tried, and the greatest efforts made to convict and
punish them. The resolution was adopted. On
motion the following committee was appointed to
consult with the District Attorney In the considera
tion OF the communications which had been sent
nun IN regard 10 the above mentioned nusances:-
a; \. fltch, ;. y Stevens, Hermann Rookie, Albert
Eilasser, Frederick Brendis and Albert Weber.
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IoypoN MONEY MARKeT-LoNpoN. May 23-5 p. M
Consols closed at 9 for money and ss for the account
United states fvctweny bonds, lS62s 9s 1905, Old
Oh 1878 93h ten-fortes, 80.
FnAaKFoRT BouRsE.-FRAsKFoRr, May IA. M..United
States vetwenty bonds opened at 96s 96 for the issue
Of 1852.
PARIS BoURsT.--PARIs May 23.-Rentes b5f &c.
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKEr.-LyERPooL, May 23-5 r.
MThc cotton market closed strong. Middlng uplands
been $4,000 bales including boo0 for speculation and cx-
port. . m
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARKEr-LIvERpooL, May 23-
80 MThe market is quiet Corn 2Ss Cd per quarter
wheat lis 3D. lis Cd GENITAL for red Western spring
LlyEnPooL pRoyIsioss MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, May 2s-o
=. M.-Iard, 40s per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRopUcE MARHEr.-LIvFRpooI, May 2-
Eyenng-Bacon 34s. Sd per cwt for short rib middles
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoHDoN, May 23.-kussian
tallow 52s. per
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schr Fountain Bennett Fan River for New York M vor
s chr x Ss Ssraha MaeSas York. with
lumber 70 Chase Talbot Co ,or New York with
schr Waiter Thorndke Hail. vinalhaven for New
schr Freeman, EldrIdge Boston for New York u,or
schr John Boynton, Calais for New York. with Jumper
nssSr for ss% yG York
sehr Th9s Smith Walters pawtuckst for for New York
Das HTE
scRr hari"n n Johnson Pawtacse for
New FOR
schr Isaac Borden, Hadwn, Fall River for New York
schr Velmn Brooks, Calais for New York; with iumper
schr Grecian coombs Machias for New York. with
schr Pionshboy Bracket Rockport for New York, with
sshr benedict, Lockwood, Portland for New York.
schr Kate Grant Grant, Dix Island for New York. with
schr Julia Newell, Mcintyre, Portland for New YORK;
:, schr Maria, Fleming, Thomson Gloucester for New
schrJ ii Youmans, Coles vicksburg Ne for New York
scIr Goodsped, Sickerson New London for Rondout
sc%r Thomas Ryan Hall Provssnee fsr New York.
schr Caroline corneiia, Crowley, Somerset for New
sehr John Rockford, Sexton Providence for Eliza.
bethport
1y Em e. Rl nhsaasPs'
sehr Ida, Terry, Taunton for Elizabe!hpoyt
hss 9 11 Sf%
hsfa S Sew y9g with lime
to s Shna Aser rss Parker Glen Cove for New
steamer Metis DAVIS, Providence for New York, with
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams, New York for Port
steamship Glaucus Walden New York for Boston
Bark Sam Sheppard QBr Evans New York for Cherry
Bark Stag Obj, Wilson, New York for Halifax.
Brig Morning Star Borden New York for windsor. Nh
Brig Alice N, Howe. New York for Caledonia. CB
Schr Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw for Provi-
sehr Jessie, Sawyer. Re Ipt for Providence. .,.
ss%r Tpsss Eday Soitfs %
h hr G % sS 9s4s for rsSSsSss
s Ss p dss yo1 rs lovSsnce
cr 4 sw YsT YORK Sr roy y
sehr Delamater Brown, New York for New Lon
ss Ss ssa fFsS RGSasq Boston
ss S sssa Pf k sGSA Awssy 9f
sehr George 7 browne, New York for PrGydenee.
sFfSn
schr Copy Miller, Albany for Providence;
schr Escort Williams, Rondout for Providence.
scRr Es ksmR y9Ts fer Wohee
schr Annie, Tucker, Jersey city for Cow nay,
Schr Sarah Purves, Coyle Hoboken for Providence;
schr John Comstock Heaney New York for New Lon
don
schr II Jones, Davis, New York for Port Jefferson.
schr Hudson, Chase, Albany for Providence.
schr Wentworth, Collins New York for Calais.
Schr Leonora, Atkins, New York for for Noank.
schr Mary Eliza, Howe, Elizabethport for Salem
schr Charles Hawley, Bennett, Amboy for Providence
schr Richard Mount Johnson Port johnson for Provi
dencc.
schr Surf Abbott, Trenton for Dighton.
Schr ID Cole, Dickerson Port johnson for Dlghton.
schr A j Williams. Mornel, New York for Stamford.
Steamer Mctis, Davis, New York for Providence.
Steamer Ospray Kenny. New York Tor Fall River.
Steamer Untod States Davis New York for Fall River
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RAID On A COL0RED DIVE.

sergeant McComb Of the Jefferson Market Court
squad, accompanied BY number Of officers, on
wednesday made raid upon the colored dive No.
40 thompson street, kept by Louis Townsend,
IESdivreu man; The complaint was preferred by
who cha y. wright, steward Of the Blossom Club,
ards Ses .ne place II resort for thieves drunk
narson ~ w., we characters. There were nine
rnn iVuta n the place, two OF whom wore white
, wo,aoi Wy paihhce being colored The prisoners
were arragned before Justice Cox YESTERDAY morn
or H, mne a 1ie proprietor was locked up In default
werc U pai, ~ 80, ppear or TRIAL The white women
the balance discharged. A'on'pS 'aVp and
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$l.OOO,OOO,
SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
-


GRAND GIFT CONCERT ~
In aid of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, -.
AT LOUISVILLE Ky.
BY authority III the act of the Legislature incorporating
the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, the Trustees
SECOND GRh a 81 d IISf' CONCERT
In the great hall OF the Public Library Building, In
SATURDAY September IS, 1872.
This magnificent hall, known as Wesiger Hail. u the
largest centrally located and best arranged for
large and fashionable aYdieSes Of any In Louisville ana
l6S feet Fourth street by depth Of 200 feet four stories
n height and geSeSnty purchased soy he pIn a
fitted UP for library, and contain about 2oV yoluiies
and museum OF 10000 specimens, now open and free to
the gratuous use and enjoyment OF all citizens OF every
State IN the Union II Is the purpose Of the trustees by
the GRAND GIFT CONCERT now announced to raise the
money with which to pay the balance of the purchase
money due the Public Library building, to enlarge
the library and to cndow the Institution IS to make
upon any individual who the books for the c0ntribu
l0om0 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issued $40 each half tickets So quarter tickets
81 co. IL whole tickets Si00 % for $685. So for S500
llS for $1,000 2S5 for S2s0) SIS for 5000 No discount
on less than SOD worth Of tickets at time
Tickets will be sent when requested, by registered let
Company aud its connections, Post office money order,
registered letter, or bank draft
The holder each ticket fraction Of ticket Ia halt
or Quarep is entitled TO admission to the concert and
the gilt awarded TO It, During the concert the OF
$4,000 IN CURRENCY
will be given TO the holders Of tickets by distribution by
lot of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS as iolloWs:-
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PROBABLE MURDER.

During quarrel last night In the tenement house
No. go Forsyth street, between George Meyer OF
POI Forsyth street, and John Miller, OF 1875 Chrystie
street, tho latter stabbed Meyer in the abdomen
with ong-bladed knife, causing o dangerous
wound. The police Of the Tenth precinct arrested
Miller, epd tie wounded man was sent 70 Bellevue
Hospital.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamships City of New York. for Liverpool; Nemes:
Brcmen Cimbria Hamburg; South America, Rio ia
metro, &c; Albemarle, Richmond, &C.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA May 2, BIZ
Exchange frmcr; on United States, sixty days, cur
Ieney ~ d , 4 short sight t I Ere
MUM; London, 25la 26 premium; on Paris "a lOa
premium Freghts-To Falmouth and orders, 47s 3D.
Dos. Cd
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OBITUARY.
Reader w. Clarke.

Mr.. Reader W. Clarke died at Batavia, Clermont
county, Ohio, yesterday morning. Mr.. Clarke was
member OF Congress nom the Sixth Ohio district
from 1854 to 1865, and was then appointed Third
Auditor OF the Treasury and supervisor OF Internal
been invaded by dropsy for several years.
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SHIPPING NEW rs

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises. .... 4 81 Moon rises. eve 40
Sun SETS ...... z 18 High water morn 025
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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ssnrs
y E,s
rsdSfp May .ssy. sors
Sailed 18TH schrs Richards Read, West Indies nth
MiLLBRIDGE, May ioT5aed, sshrs Enterprise, Leigh.
Gi ' May issaiied sST july FOURTH Cobb,
NEW 0RDEANs, May ls--Arrivcd, steamship Frank
rt NG), Barry, Bremen aud iavre via Havana; schrs
Havana bark Liberia dD, Pantaies Genoa; schr Ange.
sogTnwrs1 PASS May IS PM-Arrlved, ship Charlotte,
cGrtss and Glen Mead cr,,o
c2 2a-AMrriyed. schrs Montezuma, Bolgcr, and 4
SEWBG RYP6RT, May ao~Arrived schr vicksburG, Hs-
NEW ,BEpF66RD, May ls-Arrived. schrs Hastings,
Arrived schrs Louisa Francis Kelly, and Ann T
Tho"ss Barlow, Elisabcthport; sas Brainard, faw,
Sam, anns ss Ke
wa DanorS Do oyds Cur Quincy
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,ssilsdMssS.s Rsnsons Philadelphia; Aosag
,NEWr6hT May DISABLED schrs JP Ames, Belle and
YsIl sS5 sga @ Rss
YORK for Camden Mail, from do for Gardiner Belle, Hig
"s h14oS la Yass n psna for
2lst, PM-Arrved. schrs Thos Cooper, Sleeper, Ron
dout for Providence; Oscar Iawley, Bayes Hoboken
okc, Cook, Taunton for New York.
saicd-schrs Z II Brazosa smith, Elizabcthport for
Providence; Ripple, Meyer Trenton for Dghtou; Deca
S oase Pes or H. GT New York MNnsnayn
Callahan, McAvery, for do; Elisha smith Baker, do
Tor Philadelphia Jas Parker, sr, Kelly, Pawucket for
New York; Smith futile, Tharston, Norfolk; Andcr
son, Wheatley, and VIM Dennis, Leeds philadelphia;
Fannie 4 Edith, Ryder, Ellsworth for Sing Sing; b II
dence for New Fork Effort Rich .Pawtucset Tor do; Il
Blackman Arnold, Bakers Landing for do; Mediator,
Mclean Boston for do; Ada Doanc Nckcrson, and Jos
Fish. Turner, Fall River for dol Allen II Brown, Pierce,
Pierce, rovdencc for do; + Hazard, Dickens, Cold
Spring for Fall ikiver; iloop Mary B"yles Hawkins
I'D, AM-Arrived, schr Emellnc nasht, Avery, Fall
NORWICH May 20-Arrivcd brig Belle Of the Bay
Noyes Baltimore; schr Erin Chanplin Alex andriI,
2lst-Arrvcd, schrs u Kirk, and WIN Aheh' HieN"n
aad-Arrived schrs Drew, Jacksonville; N Brain
a'NSkW LONDON May 22-,Arrivcd schrs 9 Dsew Jack.
sonyc for Allyns Point; p II Odorne roI
do; Kate Callahan, Providence for New iork' Aca '
r2 sne mcs Wlct and John Manove New
NEW HAVEN May 22--Arrivcd, schrs Fredonia. sears
Port johnson Charley Miller. 9one' II Trim Nicker
s0n Un"p son Wonder Golden York
saiied1schrs ST John Parsons; CAROLINE Grant Has,
keii, and Sarah , Quincy, Quincy NE" 'orA' s'oop
Wonder, 0Vlde- -