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HituaIists and Confession.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your correspondent, "Churchman," shows him
self we'll versed IN the way OF the Ritualists IN re
gard 10 confession, and appears TO know quite ac-
curatey the extent to which the Episcopalians
resort to this remedy for DISTURBED conscences He
is able to tell u.s. where confession prevails, some
thing OF the numbers who use 1t, the proportion in
which the sexes 20 to 1t, &c. One reading the
letter almost suspects that the writer has gained his
accurate Information by much nearer acquaintance
with THIS consolation the pentent than he tells
us or But s'Churcnman" tails to tell your readers
one fact IN connection with this matter, and the OBJ
ject OF this letter Is TO add that fact to the nOrma
ton he has given and to ask him II he can explain
IT,
In 1869 nine Bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church issued jointly. circular advocating the In
PRODUCTION OF 'alternate phrases" In certain part
OF the prayer book, which drew from the Bishop OF
New York pastoral addressed TO his clergy and
laiy. Now In this pastoral, and at time when pri-
vate confession was practced py certain OF his own
priests Of which he could not have been
Ignorant, this Bishop expresses himself as
follows Page 17-"fhe omission made in the
order for tue visitation OF the sick is much re-
grelted." Page % speaking OF the changes likely
to he made In the Prayer Book II revision Is once
begunJ-"Let any reject upon the character OF the
last General Convention and ne may readily con-
vince himself that If the supreme Council OF
branch OF the Church were once persuaded To enter
upon the work OF revising the Book Of Common
Prayer (wnicn trust it Will not be for years to
Gomez IL would begin by retaining what II has
lost not by diluting and debasing what II has,
through the mercy OF God, retained. IL would re-
init lie short form OF absolution, the absolu-
ton proper to the communion once, where 1t be.
longs, and never allow II TO he used In mixed
| congregation consisting largely OF noD-communi-
/ can,s. 1t would strike out the alternate form in
the ordination OF priests IL would restore tue lost
parts OF The once for the visitation OF the sick.
! In q word, the Supreme Council OF
TINS Church, II ever constrained, from sense OF
duty, to undertake the revision OF her Service Book,
would make more primitive or catholic not less
so. She would assert ber tile 10 All she oughl 10
have Inherited from her mother.n The omission
from the Office Tor the sick is that OF private
fesslon and absolution; absolution TOO IN the
form, II absolve thee" Does Bishop Potter then,
wish TO furnish ms priests with form OF private
dissolution Is he In favor OF COMES sion I'm pr waite
Can "Churcnmann tell us about these thlngsY
EPISCUPALIAN.
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The Episcopal Church Of st. Michaers, in Trenton,
Is troubled. There Is dispute between the incum-
bent and the congregation, and at the vestry meet
ing, to take place on Monday, matters are expected
to be lively There are two factions In the church,
one requesting the Rev. MIR. Knauf to resign, the
other desiring him to stay. The pastorate Is lie
appointment. Mr.. knauf can hold on II he pleases
but holding on won't bring the salary. The church
has lately been enlarged aud beautIaed.
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Emanuel swedenborg on the immortality OF
the Soul.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
what subject can or should more interest men
than tnat OF their own Immortality That light
upon this pont is both desired and needed has been
MADE manifest in your columns. ] propose, with
your leave TO call the attention OF your readers to
the testimony OF one who processes TO speak OF
things actually and heard in the spiritual world
by himself and VINO claims to have been specially
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
THE BULLETIN.
EUGENIE'S JEWELS.

SHE GETs OVER 100000 FROM A LON DOE
JkwELLER.-A. LIST or THE COLLECTION
We copy ms follows from thecorrespon.
dence of the New York World
LONDON, Dec. 25.--Is there no one at
home who IL desirous of making . really
handsome present to the reign;ng fam.
ily' st the White house. reslly present
really worth talking about If so, let
that person send over TO me q check for
the comparatively trihing sum Of $780,
900, and he shall receive by the next
steamer the whole Of the Jewels Of an H.
lustrious lady now in exile which we're
purchased the other day by Messrs. En-
snuel, Of Bond street, for 5000. OF
course fs0,OO0 10 only 100000 but the
odd 100000 is none too much 10 be divid-
ed between the Messrs. Emanuel and my
self You will guess without any diff
Guilty that the "illustri1us lady" 10 none
other than the Empress Eugsnie. Here
10 n list Of the jewels, many OF them, 1t is
understood, having been the gift of CROWN
ed heads TO the unfortunate lady Who hss
now parted with them.
Bracclet-lsrge fine ruby and diamonds.
Watch and chsteline and black jewell
ed in diamonds and colored precious stones
,r.rrolo,. ,;.o. - .n,.i,.
D.. ~ $50 es."s ora .,r.
Too. u '"se ''"s's''''"'
ER,.co,oTb. centre n, = vary l.rus
..nnh;,e ~ .njsndid ousIi,v and colo, a.
,oppppd vim large brillis.,t: ON an sl,.,ic
hand on large diamond.
D;smond b,onch rsn,s.o,,;,, ,b. a,~.,
y, an o,cbia v;,b Iong nandsn, is.v., .nd
dion.
n.i, NJ large d.nond anchor,
,,nnbi,a and d;amo,d nscLi.cs of
r.,e Israe ..nnb;,e. ui,b Is,.o h,iIli.p,.
in,s,v.rin,
Az .ia,s,,o ~ di.uond. .us,.,s. ara
nes,l. s,,sn n..d IN o,;.n,.i y..b;or
Us.a o,nsm.r,YD D;.n,nrd ,os. ,..
w;,h N,lI.;,o ,os. "a "a. !, ,ha an,.s
pr,cbssod !, ,ha Io,Sou .,h;h;,;on .,
,seo ." WIG '''" 'A"'''''" ~
IL, ,,,
~
WIN co'n, hoNers anu grass;
heso MISUNDERSTANDING oiiVe wfeaths
WIN o.sIs oeAu' In,ersPe,sed'
hhe,n'u e'oss vHn pear hscklAee' Inc
en.lnus afe oi .ns r,Ies, TINT ana o' per-
,ee' qun"'y, 'ne pearls Ai matchso each
o'"er ~ shs, 'or", anu "n'ehe"
eN PenI' neve very xiss COZ
Iec''oh o, ,arge oisek pearls win oiaek
Pesri perl ala a'ahoha ,,p imp.
.,,. nree . pear. ana h'A,nona n'hse psaa-
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OUR CHURCHES.

KEsBYrERfAN--Eghih. .stree,.
Preaching Sabbath q, i0iI A. ~, and ~ ps.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at * -.
sunday seh 'ol. 3 ~. il Lansdsn. super.
~. iptsndsni. Rev. c. II. Foorr, Poster.
hETHoDisr-Cor.E Eighth and Walnut Ste.
Preaching, Sabbath lOJ1 a. ~, sndTp.s.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, THp.s.
Sunday School 3rr. l.. W. stilsell, super.
intendent. Rev. r. l.. THospsos. Pastor.
CHURCH or THE REDEEAER--(Eps
Morning prayers, sabbath io1. 49,.
Evening prsyer,7,l
Rev. Ma. Co.s, Rector.
~. PATRICKs cHURcH-.or. Ninth ~. and
Washington Avenue.
.'ubiic service, Sabbath 81 amt ios A.s
N-sperr, sr.s.
undsy School, 2r.s
service every day, sHs.
Rev. +. ]. O'ii,LLoaAs, Priest.
bsSG MEMS CHRlsTiAs sAhSoCiATIoN-Rss
ular meeting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, FRIDAY. ~ ,. ~, At
he Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
G. P,ksoss, President.
AFRICAN METHoDisT-Fourt.enih between
wslnu, AMI Cedar.
Services, Sabbath, II ..s.
suaizy srhool, lHvS
CiNss s3pn.
sRCDSD FREE-wiLL BAPTisT-Pin-enth 81.
Preaching, ~ ~. Rev. Win. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, X and 3p.n.
Rev. N. RicGs. Paster.
sREE.wILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION FUN
DAT sCHooI,--Corner wa'nut and Cedar Sts.
sunday Schools As.
,lRsr FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
p's parracks.
ervices, sabbath II A.. H., P.s. and ~ rs.
Rev, VIZ. ktLlsS. Pastor.
SiRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUkCH-bst.
>, vesn 10Th and lith streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lo1l a. H., and 7Sr.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday evening".
presching, Friday evening.
eabbath bool, y ~. John Van Baxter and
Mary stephens superintenden'..
Rev. T J. sHoRss. Pssto
SECOND BAPTIST CHuRCH-t QUIT teen,h street,
between Cedar and Walnut, Rev. Jacob Brad.
tsy. Elder the only Baptis, Church recognized
y the AOocis.ion. Services, Sunday II o'clock
mi, ats .. IN. and al, pm.
JAcon Bp,pIIr. Elder.
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CONGRESSMEN.

yenators-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the state at Large. l.
BeveridRe.
Representative Thirteenth Dsiret-John ~
:sbs.
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WRicBT's ne pius ultra minced mes
prepared expressly for family use, At Jor.
ganaan'a.

WBfcBT's ne pIus ultra minced nea
prepared expressly for family use, At Jor-
gensens.
Farins Boquet
At
Paul q. Schsh's.
Nnw French prunss, curfanu and
raisips always on hand At Jorgsnson's
grocery store II
--PRuSELLRs, in one pound boxes, at
Jorgensens.
IMPORTED Malaga grapes at Jorgsn
sons, corner OF Twentieth street and
Washington svenue.
The Pride Of the Csmpbslls
p. g. Schuh's.
CarsrAL vinegar from London a Jor.
gsnson's, corner Of Twentieth stree. and
Washington avenue. y
busters and Brushs.
In
treat NoHSsv
Al Psui q. Schuhs..
Il. Jorgensen has on hand frssh sup
p,y Of Damsons, iE syrup. "
Where are you go,ng' To the place
number SO, Ohio levee, where they keep
the bsst fresh oysters, fish and game, anI
the fne,t wines, liquors and cigar, ~ b
found in the city. Open at oil hours, day
or night. J. K PAM
FoR SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing 7 rooms, cistern and ou.
houses complete. Applyto
w. w. THoRSTov
SLEEPIso Rooms yos RBNY.-Tss
we'll ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ns-
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At City Nstionsl Bask.
Paul G. sohuh sslls Rattingsr' nedi.
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SECRET ORDERS
THE MArONs.

CAilo CosnAsprnr, No. l3-stsied Assembly
Q, the Asylum Mason; Hall, fret and third. sa..
urdavs IN each month.
CAIlo CorseiI, No. 4.-Regulsr Con'ocauon 81
asonic Hall. the second Friday n each month.
CAilo CnArrlE. No. 7l.-Rsgular Convocstlon
ct Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday Of every
msnth.
municatlons at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month.
DsLrA LoDsi, No. SOS =. a M.-Rsgula Com
punicstIous ct Masonic HAll-irst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THr opp-YELL0ws.
AlsxAxpsa Lopor, 22i.--heets ia OddFelloU's.
Hall, in Art-r's Building, every Thursdsy even
ing, At o'clock.
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BATCluELOR'S HAZE DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the sksr IN rHs wssLs
Perfectly Harmless Reliable and Insthsptsoas'
No dissppoin ointment. No Ridiculous Tints or VI
pleasant Odor. The genuine w. A. Bachelor.
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY . splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAIN ths
ful. The enly Safe and Psrfec, bye. 49,.
Bold BY all druggists. Faetory II Bend street
New Yoik, iAasSAdsOaAwly
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BUSINESS NOTES
RUSSIAN nrdelles at Jorgensons; Try
them.
THE best French anchovies n the city
al Jorgenson's II
Go to DR.. McGsulsy for Ra..inger's 70
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chil's
JoRoESsoN has the finest supply OF
Spanish olives In the city. Try them
u
FouNp.--That the choicest butter 10
At Jorgenssn's Staple and Fancy Grocery
store.
Wi.p brooms
in
Great variety vt Schuhs.
OYsTERs.-Louis Herbert has alwss Oh
hand . fresh supply of Saddle Rock oys-
ers. II
PECK, FKEAN, Il Cos London bisoui I
always on hand, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue.
Combs
Of all kinds and at all price,
at p. q. Schuhs.
FOR new ctron, orange and lemoT
peel, 90 to Jorgensons corner Of Twen.
tieth street and Washington avenue. II
4 Vno,vNpnn hau thn k-.x n,
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

LIFE ASSOClAIlON OF AMERlCA.
TIE Mosr LIFE
WORLD
p q r II L Y
NO STOCKHOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS.
POLICIES n DEc sl 1870, s456557to 90
NET IwcRRAsE RISKS I FORCE 1870 2oVp,9io oo
= RnKsr II FORCE S8o,327,'3o 90
. oc,t ,vrsr
eomP.ny IN THE
GENERAL. OFFICE ST. LOUIS, MO.
JAMES IL. BRITTON, President
w. CosTE,
WV HASLgY, Secretary. JoHS n. PRIrcBARD Treasurer.
C. r. BURSEs Attorney f. L. LEMoISE, NJ ID. Med Officer
Hon WM BARNES, Consulting Counsel and Actuary
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT.
Z. p. Manage
CAIRO BRANCH BOARD.
p. las. .GALIG II.
II. w. j.. NJ. WM MonRIs,
II. II. I'll kERTH,
AN r. S W.
LOCAL AGENTS.
CAnL L. THoMAs w B. KERsEr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Senators, Ist District-T. A. =. Holcomb, OF
UnIoa, and ;. X. Gibson, of Gallstin.
Representative, lst District--H. Watson Webb.
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Paul G. Sohuh sslls Kat.ingsr's rnedi.
eines. II
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, Of Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney-J. T. Mccartney, OF
Nssssc,
Circuit Clerk-Jno. Q. Harman.
Sherii-A. II. Irwin.
ss'' VIM. Martin, Assessor ane Treasurer.
~ COUNTY COURT
Judge-F. Bross.
Assoe,a,es--J. Il. McCrite and 8. Msrchildon.
C1srk--Jscob @. Lynch.
Coroner-John II. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
.yor--John N. Lsnsdsn.
irsas,irer-J. B. Taylor.
Conptrolsr-E. A. Burnett
Clerk-Michael Howley.
ssrshal-Andrew Cain.
Attornsy-P. II. Pope.
Police Nasistrstes-F. Bross and H. shss-
ssssy,
Chiet st Poiice-L. II. Myers.
SELECT COUNCIL
syor--John N. Lsnsden,
Hirst Ward-P. g. schuh.
6seond Ward-C. X. woodward.
Third Ward-Jno. Wood
. fourth Wards. Staats Tavisr.
Iaty.at.Largs-w. p, Ha hdiy and b. Hurd.
..e. D0ARD OF ALDERMEN.
FIRST wARD-James Rearden,
Leo Kleb,
.'''.'" Isaac Walden.
xcoND wARD-R. H..Cunn,nghsm,
~-'., $50 Z. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James swayne.
tHiRD wARp-wm. stratton,
Patrick Fitzgerald,
OURTH WARD-James Carroll,
G.H. Sease,
J. H. Netoslf.
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STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor. John N. Palmer;
Lieutenant. Governor, John Doughersyi
Secretary of State, Edward Rummel;
Auditor Of State, c. z. Llppincoii;
State Treasurer, f. n. Bates;
sup,. Public Instruction, Newton BatemAn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
AVOID QUACKS

A vietim Of early indiscreuon, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc.. having "su !"
va,n every advertised remedy, has diseo'e"a
simple means of self-eure, which ne N"'
nv w ~ - yo,. ssga&wly
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
pAcsErnrpS ARPITRn

FROM HavRR-fn s.esu.hic perete March 1Mr Ansvy sr
Camnb.l Whn.v Moses GhnEeh L. Hunt T. II Hunt M
ieurrpt Andres u-ez Aeschmann Nj and Mr. Bsnrfn I.
PRESS PARek sose snd ,srvse AL She,ahe ns "a
ra.rt Pe.o sneeke Augute Ferasson. Mt Howserhn Ch
ssnsme. Mr. Patti Mr. pesfgy Mn Bosrs%saTp'
Abhe Tsnan sanaoy Cbeyret Ms Jenny Pouen hy
Ms Manee Icbuebelcn Mr. snd Mr. Gsapor VIZ. sss %.
children Guehard and child Nm Mary smith ms
M Ware Mr. Ern Picard Miss Bahet prion Mr. and Mrs
OfOy, Mrs Cos,i.r Mr. Vneert Mn WsndeuI MIA Mahsco.
Mis- r. Wolfe Inc and child Joseph Himpm Albert Hon
man. Al scheneben M Manctte Burger hns Name Wyhnann
Prohh Miss Marie Merboer Jean MsJet and child MI
hore Theodore Petey Julien 1nne
r. Jadon Mr Pety and child Ceestn Chopin Jo.eph
Ce Aphonse Boncoan beu BsHoOu Ceiesn Pre-
Adphe P.ey Mr. Men M Mentha, Mira Pauline kerren-
speeer Mr. and M Bohne Miss Bohne Mn Juis Fcuner and
children -
PROM LTvBRPooL-In steamship City Of London March 71-W
n Rev N Warrca. NJ Lonenan. C.
Watkins s Farmer and s'e H. Humphreys L. How
Miss Kyte Mrs johnson, Mise nsY =.
FROM I1yERPOOLIn steamship Atlantic, March 2iHcn Alex
II Rce en sean Z. H. Duva w g. A. Drake s,ePhen Brown
H. swain KeIeg John White Rev. DAVID Hebb Mr. Att
wood B. NJ Genn A. Waller. Edw McDonhh r sgnires
g. Kills Read e. W. NJ Smith H. . Potter Daniel hlne
Rev. w. NJ. Parry, and Az In the steerage-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

from the Cty Hall ta the Harlem River, end may be
readily connected With underground or snnken road
from rtysecond-st sOuthery, when such work shall
b. undertaken.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THIS AND Mr. huCKHoUr's PLAN.
We think therefore, that AZ the work can he carried
ont in the manner herein proposed. Il would be sou-
tou Of the question submitted for our consideration
II Is due 20 Mr. 7. c. Buckhout, the Chief Engineer
and General superintendent Of the Harlem Railroad to
say that the plan now presented In ts general features
and character substantially the one submitted by him:
The alterations made NY consist In the OF
tunnels for bridges OF the ntersectng streets,
In an additional number OF bridges aud In
the substitution Of stone arches for iron
bridges between one ehundred-and-6rstst. and
the Harlem River BY these alterations aud
larger allowance for contingencies, the estimate OF the
plan proposed by is made to exceed that OF Mr. Buck
bout TO considerable extent but the additional
work Is proposed IN order to carry ont iu the
fullest manner the desired end Mr. Buck
houts estimate Is s402s.OoO. Our estimate cover
ing all the additions proposed by Is, In round NUN.
ber OOO0 10 being understood that neither Of these
estimates includes the cost Of any rolling stock required
in addition to the present equipment. We have the
honor to very respectfully oha iient servants,
ALFRED w. CRAVEN.
Ne'c- York, Feb. q, 1874 ALLAN CAMPBELL.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
THE COURTS.

CHARGES AGAINST AN ASSIGNEE REFUTED.
In the United States Eastern District Court,
yesterday Judge Benedict rendered decision IN the
matter Of the application for the removal OF Alba b.
Thorn assignee In bankruptcy. Denying the petition
he said : The petition is fled by Gusravus A. Souhi,
who the adjudication of bankruptcy, has become
the creditor by the purchase VI all the debts. III
the petitioner had ght order for the substitution
assignee OF his choosing IN place OF the one
originally chosen by the creditors upon the gronnd that
he had become the sole creditor, / should have
felt disposed TO grant the order. But sueh an or
der is declined and retention OF the present as
sgnee asked TO be made dependent upon the decision
OF the Court and the charges OF misconduct made
against him In the petition. The complaint against the
assignee is that, without sufficient canse ne attached
mortgages upon the bankrupts property known as
the BROOKLYN Market Of $4,000 held by Henry
MILL the other for $4,000, held 10y the petitioner and
that he mas delayed sale of the property for the pur-
pose OF obtaining rents In order 10 spend them IN
litigation. have examined with some care the elrcuu-
stances under which the assignee intepOsed defense
70 the mortgages I'm question, and stopped the Tore
closure proceedings taken in the state court 70 procure
sale of the property, and find nothing TO support
charge misconduct against tins assignee but on the
contrary Justify his attack upon the mortgages
The prayer the petitioner Is therefore denied win
costs the proceedings TO be paid out u the fui
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
DFCIsIONS-MARCU 81

Supreme COnt-Chambers-B Judge Cardozo; -
Tns ag Thomas-AppAcaion denied " y Pie and Marine ms
Co att Clooeh-Orief granted heVeaEey Tic Mayor sc
Motion denied prece costs abide 10 The natter Of
william and otherMnoranda for counsel
E ag denied leave payment OF SS
DixonMefnOrlnds o counsel Koch &c agt
Ges Se-Noaon denied without costa Thicker ag ruese-Moton
Harris and OteDecree granted fOungs
at YounSs aeton granted order settled dy
ice WArenheg Burkesurees approved hoTy Axle and
Action denied with leave
In the petition Of Phihp GeThant for a olnt-
.rt f guardian granted Brnd and others ag Cenin.
Motion payment Of 81 Costs
Superior Court-SDeciGI TerT-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Msrkey DreksMOon granted with costs Davis sg Broad
CoA0ii0n granted OF costs
OF action that the original reply Giles G Har
bEnek ei a-MotOn granted
bonds 70 $50 Chttendn a Cifendensee menoanCp for
coarse ON pape The Atlantic Mutual Assurance Co.
Order granted RTan ct The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co
The same METROPOLITAN Fire Insurance CoThe same
ALOuer graaied In the matter OF
Henri taken susas Bsbcock st Cambrelng-
Of Martha r. babcOck ag Camhreng
same Elizabeth Babeock agt Cambing-Ihe .ame Henry
Babooek Camerng same Young ct al at Kent ct
al-M
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF TBw-YoRE............... ....aAncH r.
CLEARED r-,s.-. c-,..
sa:Sp ssaR:sip saSs sSa'fs1a sss No Mode So1"
sssm.H y'S yss S1s. ,,s. fsT PSSSs Sns 'A L.
seamship Concord. Norman. PhlladelDhs
steamship A. G. sane, Warren PhisheDe. =,
Bark Hormandy {Br Os Corr FsDouh for ORDERS Hen,
Brir Hunter Br Wilson T.mpco and Tuspan AIsrr Murphy
Brig ~ Salvage ST. Johns p r. Wlish f,eld 70.
Bris Ej, Heney. hataHEas ke HeneS Parker
Bns IGs a g S cooSs sS srSa ands K Bue CO.
Brig CLauacleer Br Morrison HarbOr Britain Ho"And A'pn
Bhs Aeuidneeh, Bisiey; Mobile, p TI.5l1u % Co c..
SEM FionDe lr ! Ander.on John n B. Hene, Paser
Dick Williams, COrOD Chester and Philadelphia o'Ton
hs sesr nr"f Buctcee Leer Ner.Ha7en
schr. salte Barton. Palmer Stamford
sehr. Geo. Washington Peek, stanford
s,.,hp CITY Of London (Br Mrehou.e March and
QueenstOwn 5th wit mde and pass 70 Jno Dale Ia, h
Ps g! On B,a,f H'''' March Is wa D'''' '''A with
Hs nr Sn' As1s tBr Perv Liverpool and
lon ss se se, % SIDE of Annapolis s. woOivorh s Fo Car
denas 20 days. with sugar -
Bella EcvIODdOuL Gorneli1 ser LoodOn-
hnre 1 3 Gi"Ter Boston Wa. b osrsil, Providence
John L.aeaster Providence Pesesda'fs pIgyaese~
Ps pr1yideHo SSe, Ses,e T,.'p fis Po1sD rrosSsDe'
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Hsen Mar PROVIDENCE sinaecSson Providepoe.
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and Champion fromP Ponce; L. W. Eaton. from Ceniaegos
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT.

To the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: You will be savingthe health ofthls gem
at least y calling attention 10 Mcssrs F. Il. SInith
Co.'S new preparation of crushed white wheat as
an article OF human food Crushed IL tue word Tor tine
wheat rs not ground nor cracked bolted but simply
crushed between steel rollers. There no grits =
and fragments Of burrmi stones, 10 set your teeth
on edge but soft pupy white wheat. with every par
tice the berry retained 1t came from nature the
wonderful food Of man Nitraes for the muscles car
houates for heat and fat phOsphates for brain and
nerves Pure wheat contains almost everything required
for sustaining the life OF man. from the arch OF his eye
bfoe 10 the play OF his BRAIN and the power OF his
muscles Try the crushed white wheat, and you will
thank me for asking you. HIRAM L. CRoZIER.
York. March H.. 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
CRIMINAL COURTs.

William Messic who was lately tried for executing
fandun bail bond whose the jury disagreed re-
se Yesterday on m ecogzznce By Shields The
STATE authorities will send Inn 10 the Lnnsac Asylum
Charles Marten was recently found guilty, III the
ne states Of smuggling this qusnty Of
gold watches. APPEARED evidence that the watches were sRd IN
that MaTtn arrested there Upon these facs
yesterday Judgment the ground that
Of the jurisdiction Of the Court Judge Benedict re-
served his decision
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
Hacse Yesterday With causing the death OF
AZ last acquitted.
Prank burglary, recognized having p-dol
guilt robbery Bedford last October when sentence was
frspended State Prison for ve years op
old 0demcut.. James smith burglary in the ma uesee -
ye4Ts.