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New-York tribune., 1872-09-10


shODng o Ia at ss d. ' wi r co. GF s Nav On seT VA; I'd cys,
90a8jc sw steady bat q3e' AZ 81 ~ iof % long ~
SoLASSESI6e market quiet and late prices ROmiHay
NAVAL sroREs-Te market Spirits TarDsntne Ia, ben DAD
Ro has been fairly active b the market weakened und
oaenlgsi sales oi - o N NM No At 81 62 ard so bbS
grade, g % 50 90 Tar fu1 va s'S aSo a IS 75ag7to
CIV and 81 7ja % Tor Oaunc. - -,
o s r' 6 20 s' G5 va . s SraHd
cast regular go a; s3 iOroL Mes r ig'a i've & .
G @ SS % no SSig5y 5 At us for Plain Me ard go SSs f
h1i aa pess Sss show 'S5 So tSs1e ds Cut Meats q
mach the sales Of 10000 rs. Bellies 1 " E r u', , 80 Of a
boxes Long Clear 9ld qgay 100 6orei short Te 10,
srm we quote at 81 97sc later for gs ia-rae @a5ss'
No. /; Sc for Cyi DC choice for future delivery saies
active srn 100 remainder Of September ao
extreme ha, unavoabe 20 business svs
coming in badly melted se nO .ss' Of some creamery At JIG %
& l3 az! az %f %sn a. sfsS i;c so.s az az
Stae halfubs 6ue. ....7 az Western, common 10 rll az
st,te srknl prime yeoW.Z7 d28 Grease Butter a a
'9 csE5sS-Taa'ao1s yer, and buyer here rather bold
special Paory...3 IL Ohio Faetores and rn'a~ .
Fair to good sae Factoiesii dlt sun- Che, a
NJ ~ m % S Ss at IA nS at ile and cargo
1900 bbls bulk late SATURDAY. at @ Ih Cr,'s m,fAe ssfs
Ge apA scarcely quote cargOs at c Nbppmg Ir7
Ann atTt9l7tc Oil STEADY kahtbs trm az osc or
Wesern and l6c 10 Puahs aud TIE no1h Scod
AT l9 with 1908 bb resoh al the inside pnce
RUE-lbre moderate oIhng trade az late prices ont No
principal TRANSACTION 40 bags haneoon at - 10 g BOND per
100 n. " - O.. Al, ...t.- ,...
very the o fehers have 81
prices mel '"
GOOD Re6nng nee the sales only k2hb TO-DAY en-
pans great vse,y Of qusne. prices, Tie latter 1aug oa
8lc o 10 llGc; SATURDAY evening - hh4 on p's
terms and Molass iGo4c no. IL BOZ qi"eo
y,c Refined Sugars hrm; Haris, ut d4Isc ..-,o,
sTEARlN-The market IS qsi but stead quote9 az ,
TALLOWThe market is hun but que saes ol3oW ID fnme" I"
Slice aud ~ 600 n Far at &c - g., -. -. q, 400
WsKY-The demand fair ard the market Il STEADY sa's o S
~ Qlc
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The Quotations based Cotton uung In quality not than
half a gsde sboye helow the grade quoted
COFPEE-There m steady market the bsis Of late
nsasi RIO al1e asr.e.bo eents Java, lsiaaoe an gold
The Transaction reported as bags RIO j. A. siamb
prrvste Nothing ~ss reported nom ae sOu,h
PREleHTs-Bsrh ifess have been fairly active aad ani the
eseass mainly o Floor Grain nd The ehaeng badness
sdlsd owing to the reseed supply q vessels and higher
Grsa At 4id, looo b.s Of Cotton al Id by sail
bob Grain and 400 bb RosD pnyaie To Lon
6o baah ei4loIJ To Glasgow
bh Flour DC To Bristol 80 bbs Flour " abs Of Oh Cake
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sieamtcais ana Railroads.


NENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JRRSEY.- =
senevie r. at amp on iuncaon VIZ
Delaware LacsRsanha and Wesrn Railroads a. fm1nplry
the Lhish and SuslDehsuna vision and at Eatcn wo me
Valley Railroad Connections forming direct me 70
tie West without change q also to Central
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIIB WEST
SUMMER ARRAkGEmSNT
Commencing July 10, iS7l.-Lelye NcwNork as follows
5;45 a. n---Way Tram Tor Som megyle and ticnufton 49,
m.-For bsscn. Bethlehem Bath, haueh Cbunh Wnsbire
Pttoa Carmel Hs,eion, Irnkannoek, IoMapaa
Maycry Connects Junction With Del, lncA West X
SAN-M0RNTNG EXPRESS daily ersep Sundays Tor hAst"s:
Alentown Harrisburg and the West Connects II Sonerile ~
Femnson kaon for Msueh Cbank. WkeshsTre sr1en !" u"
Transport Erie 6e
Ir:sna a. rD-wav Train FOR sonervle
1Z:15 D. m.-Way iI@B for kason. . u.h.,o,
In pm-For Fcnngton. EaOn Ahentowp hanh Chvnb nthnn
Civ HaIeson, WktsbaEe Scranton Reading, CouneiA A''
EYhrais, potsye, Harrisburg &c
PUP m-F0f Sonervile.
32UD m.-fOr Psiabeld.
lp.m-Por Sonrryihr. o.-,. =,
go mFo kAstou, Allentown and hAnch Chunk Oo'bees Al
Jan ton with Del. llca. West X X
s. m.-For Someryne and feminglos,
$3.50 ,. m--For Somerviis. - n.nAA.. An
6p m-EyBNISG EXPRESS, daily for EadOn Be,hsaem hie-
town Resane Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chiesgo and VSehhAN
n.-For Somerylla
80 p. m-(Em grautl-For haston
Q aud ll:JG D. m.-For Painhed 80. =, -. an nm o,s
For EG,abIh at 5:l5 6l3 6.35 Ton 7;l 79 BID gw SIS
lo:OO 1880 lio 12:05 l2f5, l;oo 2Oo Es S;0 ~
3;4 400 AIS 4:3 500 u.s. $50 5:8 6:p o:JV ';" ''J'
i:s5 $40 600 s:45 fo3O. 1889. 1900 m A., o., =, ~
road S.sev loot Of NewYorf and at the principal
hO'e' and ueAs' 0h' ID R KICKER, Superintendent
II p R.rnvrS Gencr.l Passenger Agent
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GUNNER Retreat

NHITTENANGO WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS HOTEL Madison Co. N Y. for gnests Board
aIao IS per week with families O
ar obtained BY WadsSOFh House. Fhave and h
teeHt-st ~, !. n tIisS.
-Ry J. NEWMAN d. D. Prop Open from May speeAl T-'es
70 families and boarier.
WTACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
w Cok4ps Bridge WesscheseT County Y vii open Jane "a
NJ r. MEAD Proprietor.
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Gountrp propertn 10 Get.

TINO LET or for SALE-hent 81 200; So MN
1iber,t trains by best railroads; Low n 3
TxdE With modern gas bath &c Lot lOOIo Win
aardep fruit Two minutes nom oepo ~
he oge of town Growing eligible location. Choice OF larger
1ouse with stable preferred Twohis purchase money tS9
West Elizabeth Depot Central K X 0i ~ ' VI
VILLA PROPERTY. Box l6i, Elizabeth, N ).
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Tss charters vere; An Amehc1n bark hence 70 Corr
osrs VIII 200 gaas m an ~, z, ~ ssS 5 =. is British
& y 20 vrs from Philadelphia tine hederrao.sn ou'
erd home on pnvat and Bnts1 bafs ron . an
direct port on the Mesieh-he1"i N''' @'''' w.
V1s HSD NEATe market opeuo que. and unchanged or
i1,. ~ sgt Of ASSORTMENT still checks business 20 oy
- .brrr extras close the market coz az.
@, and 10 M freely some concession woah have to be msde es "
Sy - so 6oas6 % Ohio Ind. H. Sup s6 ooSse
IA ''-'.- -. 2 sfH % Ohm Rouschooo. ~ a.. a
9sS &c os Ss 94E4RSs';os r. 4sss! ois ss$ ss% %
stsp Fsu, SS... eo@ % wS.s Ss'ss ita Es' oos go
Mnuesol. s1.... 5a 10 W Double ka 90 Co. soS -
Good 20 choice Sgnus st. Loo'. singls Ets @% S Sa
Vines, 1'S 60 :. lou, s P21s' 1s: ss sI 5s 5ss II &
hts o sss Me- oOa OGsnsses KTa bssds oo@ 10 ~
sootbern Floor Is IN noderlte emaSa snI fI We mote,
market heavy but not quctaby Lover sSles % ~ IA sg sn
Bait; Geo1setoWn MiIdio 9gea oaD' ~ 5 ss
Bsi Aler aud OcofzcoEn Brira ani Family" 9og "
Richmond County. sapernne y5~ 10
Richmond Connzy Extra a''''''''"'''''''''''' S@ 80
BsiImore Iiowari.st b-auds @G &c
Flour fairly active aud sirong' sales o. ~ D'A
70 arrive the ou de price; We quotes ,ssae,c
kye Flour Mesert.. ,'''''''''' GST 20
c ta st5 nat iaqary s,iss $50 bis We quote
Cora All weer % 50 % Com Meal. Brre 81 . gsA
cq, a Nsat Nv W. ,1c ~ aro o shrc. s2, 100 sO
Mdding $50 s2 ~ y or NO. N,ais5 ] 3 49, S fe S1
Feed s2, 50 % MEDIUM Fee1 ans ~ q or NO F''' W"
GtIS-The Wheat market opened obg and i2 better or eoo
~ there win aiere upEard ofn here fair els he ae
the naed scarcity oi is.u ro i
but stead inquiry che1y for erport The sales are O o.
81 60 for on Sorhwe,i sphng ii - 6f 40 ISL IS oi
son DO 50Si 81 FOR Red Weslen ~ % for AMBER nsss
Barley dull and nominal Barley Mali que bu. eacy Oas M
bu,b Od Western Mixed 81 aic Whe 4o5c iof OA ana 'o~
ic or New Rye quiet Cora active ari shade eaNe zoe & %
At Gla63c FOR steamer; NTei o3i a6c Weten ie
low at CA eese southern White at &c - o ,..zpov.rs
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There has been moderate business in State bonds,
the market being steady and without feature Ton
nessees old declined fraction, but South Carolinas
were q trife hrmer New-York State Bounty Loan Is.
registered sold lOs. The following the bids
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6ouses aao farms manteo.

A SMALL FAMILY, strictly private; With With
N cut children wish 10 RSNr hrtehss FUkSsalhD iVUSn &
for two years betacen Sixth anI tourtnay hoaltst e@
ans partouar T. O, Box 100 Thtaoe once -------
YN.-WANTED-A good furnished
I'D HOMB for not 50 exceed iO per month";
n [ rs pnutes OF The ko AddeSs A. G. W. Box Us iIib1e
ohee
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Foreign Exchange weak Borrowed bilis arc presso
with great freedom in order 10 get goio 10 ieho h
were reduced 10 the following nominal auotations

The money market has been quiet and easy all dayS
and per cent call, the supply for tue time Velps
sufficient to meet the demand at above figures Dlh'
counts unchanged.
United States bonds quiet but rather drrner on
the combined better feeling In London and the better
tome of Rnld Eisk Hitch lnlloWR nj D. ~ !:
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DFLAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 ERE RAILROAD,
ID ESsKx DIVISION.


EKW BROAD GAUGE LINZ 70 Water Gap Suoudshug SerantoD
Rngksmop syraeufe ana Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depo foot Of Barclay and foot Of Chsopheft
SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY July J. 49,
SlO m BROAD GAUGE RXPkKSS TRAIN via Boonton Branch
ns through from keViort 10 Bnghamon syracuse lnd Oi
ueeo change Of connecting at Dover with Chester R. at
Wenoo with l. and B. r. X for
Knsston. Wiltesbarre. Pttston &c.
hl5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting D'nvine with Boon
Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex
and Washington with the D. L. and W. X
for Water Gap SoudsbuC Great Bend Bngbnnton sJa
hhpbug With begh and Sus11e and
Lekish YaleY K. k for al DoHts on those roads .,r
l2:O0 m PHILLIPSBURG KNPRBSS stops AZ Newah As1on
Horstorn Waterloo With Suss
r. r. and Lehgh Valley for Bethlehem An
town Chmk. Wilkesbaue, Reaing and HAIIlsbqTg
$40 o. N. BROAD GAUGE BXPRkSS TRAIN via Paterson am
Boono to Scranton and Bnghamton wthou
change stopping principal stations Connecting az Dover "b
Cbefter X. r.. snd AZ Waterloo with SusseI K X 80 c
34Op m PHILPSBURG EXPRESS connects at Dover with Cnef
Ter Al Waterloo with Suser r. al pnhpsburg with Is
Susquehsnns r. and Lehigh VALLEY X X ior Behnem
Allentown Reading. HaTrburg, and tue West 81, n, t7
HACKErTSrOWN EXPRESS connects Chestef
with r K for Andover Newton. and franihn
500 2. N, DOVER EkPkESS. -. - a, ,.oo
For YOUNGSTOWN at 9lO HOO 1900 NJ 73o @4o t;2o
$40. aud .. -. -. ,,oo q. an an
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE tbs 13D 9lo. 80 lo;lo
and EOO iO 1880 a5o 4 4;5o $40 6;OO ';ooS;J sil'
For EEwARK at 7:lS 5so 7SO $3.50 sIo $40 1910 loo,
HOO a M and 'll0, 200 '2S. $40 $40, 800 'EIo,
I3o 4O 2U $40 600 '60 1eO $780, $780, 95 aud lO0 s. m
Trans marked stop at Bsst ke.arI ,o,,,, I'm . ,.s
s51 and O4O m 300 1920 $50 $40 GO and SV m
~S' A RKASONRR, Superintendent
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va. II. WFEDl ,.. SaPI Nt"'J'i'F5 D''la10'
GeBersi Ticket AGENT

NEW JERSEY SOUT HERN RAILROAD
~ LSE-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on hsb-Jkk'
SLY SOUTHERN RAILROAD is BRANCHES and CONNECTIONS
connecting With Sandy Hoof leave Per A North
River, follows:
PLYMOUTH ROCK, 6;4J A. m. through 70 Delaware BaY.
JESSE HOYT $40 "a. H. WaretoNn. wa Toms hIsr ,
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS 20 Long Branch threugh 70
Delaware B.y
JESSE HOYT I5 p m. wAr-TRAIS to Long Branch onl'
The Gas 9O and Red Banf and the two sbS for
Port Monmouth.
All trains At Long BrsDch.
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy HOo and return good for either Of
Wv @. W. BENTLEY Gsbsrli Manager, 10 Broadway.
p. P. FINCH. Agent Pier 20.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ SPECIAL NOTICEABLE SATURDAY. Sept a. the +45 pm
TRIP Of ,he JESSE HOYr will be DISCONTINUED -,
g. W. BENTLEY, General Manager
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The receipts OF the St. Louis Kansas City and North
ern Railroad Company for the first week OF september
1872 $7O,i7l first week OF September lS so'O0'
Increase, $765.
The Philadelphia market is dun. Pennsylvania Sizes
1Oc Philadelphia and Erie Railroad &c Reading Kali
road 57t; Pennsylvania Railroad, 5ss. Gold ll55
The uncertainty TO the amount Of the award OF the
Geneva Tribunal anxiety IN the market for Amer
lcan securities and has depressing influence.
The bank statement compares as follows WIN lorher
returns: ,s-,...- - T.o
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ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
arc being absorbed by an increasing domand Tor
them
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
ton. composed of men of experience aud mgh-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by hrse
mortgage on the road revenues, land grant, fran
chise, and equipments, combined IN one mortgage,
aud are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan Principal and interest payable in GOLD
Interest at eight tS) per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free of tax Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,OO0, $500, and 500 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price g7I and accrued interest 10 currency from
August Is, 1872.
Maps. circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
| Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YorlS.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription prce at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
| from the undersigned, who unhestatingly recon-
mend them.
Tanner & Co.. Bankers. No. II Wall-st.
! HowFs e. MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st. New
York offer the facilities to DeDosltors 81 In
| corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
| ances at the rate of Four per cent
| COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
| &C., for Investors
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

NEw- YORK STATE Is, Gold Bonds, due 1887. for
sale by
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Gitn propertn TO Eet.

A LARGE HOUSE TO LET.-Adapted Tor
-. y iu nen'.ns -. aood rsspt JOHN KAYANAGH,
Ae"' ~" ." n e Ger. P6rtyeoondst and Sikh ave
A FIRST-CLASS exquisitely furnished Dwell
n inc on Thirtynthst 2jX7Oi lot OO ieet
sc go per Son IL Pnest and ~
TVvO LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
ovens suitable for Bread and Pie Basery corner ThmFo 81
and Broadway and siIthave--Oh stand
WIN H. RAYNoR, 81 Pine-st.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-flitsr CALL,
f0f O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sails Of Gop1rn1>nt Bonn. :. "a ,oo
a o,nu hso Rsg G5 nll2 0oo0 L. s. % bso Co.. 'i0s
soOo L q s., 10 Rec ..iOs 20.
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Real estate 10 Gttban9e

ITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY IN New s,"..
York o. Brook,u VALUABLE FARM in Orange CouHJ S'o0
aud farm implements 20 with the place ,r,,o Ro.trsu.st
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SECOND BOARD.

Safes o GOrSrnment Bonds - "a,
500 T. 52UCou 6snnan. .ll2l Ue0 u 3 ts 1851
oo, oe,eE Z
q. S. $40 Con. ls61.lls .uOVV u o @ os 70, o.
.ll23 p O'Clock. ..'.i y
o1coIt ma 500 o. s. $40 dJ nnl
az 49, o a. cor i08 5000 L. y $40 Reg 6 nilI'
40 m & ca lou.-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

The transactions at the u. g. subTreasury embraced
God r..vss sa7s6 IS casDey psya.ut. rs %
ou n.ym,a< -. 1881 ~ Currency balance N3yaH ~
0s $50 81 Caftosns. 8Ioo "
Currne, yes~tpts...I L77sl79 SCI d..
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fotcls.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
(oceupvng square Spnngseidst Boston B.
y. ROGElGS. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

... LOUISVILLE CITY rs,
INTEREST PAYABLE IN NEw-1ORK
For Sale by DREXEL, MORGAN q Co.,
SO Exchange-p place.
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City bank shares were duh, the sales being simply
nominal. The following were the bids: :

IN railroad bonds, The dealings We're not tspecIaIl
active Central Pacific sold at par. Union Pacific First
at s7i Land Grants at So and Incomes at 7s501s TIT
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Loans and Dis. Specie. Leg. Ten. Deposits.

OF Acreage AMOUNT or Loans, Specie CHcuth-
fiot Deposts aud Legal Tenders in The Banks OF me
CifvoT Seuo York for the oeek ending Saturday. Sept
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NAVAL INTELLIGEyUE.

REPORT OF U. s., N. u. & A. NJ. S. S. NEVADA, j.
ii. BLErHEN COMMONWEALTH Honolulu 2lst jan
uary for New Zealand ports. with 81 passengers
English mail and AGO packages freight for New Zea.
land ana Australia. When north of the Equator
had very stormy weather, with adverse Winds
Feb. ], IL noon, arrived at Auckland, leaving there
on the 9th for the southern ports OF New Zealand
ana arrived at Port Chalmers on the I4th. at u
noon. Fen. -, lett Port Chalmers at II A. NJ. on
the return passage for Honolulu, arriving at Auck-
land Feb. "a, at A. NJ Lett Auckland Feb. 2e at "a
NJ. arriving OF the harDor OF Ponga Ponga, Tutuia
Island, aarch 4, at III r. III. Stopped snip ana sent
q b0at to the harbor OF Ponra Ponga. Boarded tie
J.. ,. war steamship Narra2ansett Commander X.
W. Medde, lying there at anca0r. Delivered letters
lof ihe commander, communicated with the snore
anu returned TO ship. Wine lying or the islanl
COMMANDER Meade, with Paymas.er Griillns,
boarded us At daylight, March ), q large number
vi naliVes came alongside IN their canoes boarded
u5 ana promenaded the decks IN the ancient cos
tune OF Mafk Twain's ancestors, Offering great
amusement 10 all ON board AT A. NJ, same day
ieit iu'Vla arrived az honolulu March 49, at ii. 80
a. ~. Ne nave 20 passengers for IIonouu and san
FRANCISCO, 81 packages neight for Honolulu and
I.o2s Dac@ages Tor San lrancisco; also ~ bags
EQgilsl lndi $500 - va
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heaven by mortal hards through .hc insramsnals Of
mos. ecient aid civilization by Morse viii per
10 % pSa ana sad ac than when se ne
us mighty power aud known By al men as
Resolvei THAT committee Of seven be apgoinsa BY tho
Resolved That the Clerk the Assembly hereby d.
s s"s ise fa R'Sss copy mes
unanimously by rising standing in silence
her into committees and resumed the con-
The question pending on Mr.. Jacobg motion 70
,hs 1., The The
shall have been discharged longer to
rs s ayovns iss merits ss
ao mosd m ann % poV i ha the
Commissioners the Office, il they deem advisable
Ss sn
that tue the Land once lease The
STATE put no further shall hereafter be mace
NJ JACOBS accepted this and II was adopted together
MIR. IRA D. BROWN moved to appropriate 100000 to the
AsyGn Insane eonycs Auburn, and tina. eoays, Ia
ME- T. SMITH moved strike on. The appropriation Of
Assembly Chamber furnished last He said this work
W" GadsFsa H9 ca ,a. found the
S cut s S Sown the
Mr. HAwKss moved to further amend allow only
Of the work. and the whole bill not to exceed
Si,50o
The Committee then rose and reported progress.
The CHAIR announced the following committee to attend
the funeral OF the late Professor MorseMessrs Hustled,
rf o pas94e bill was
made the special order for Tuesday morning next.
Recess, until half-past seven I. NJ.
Evening Session.
House went into committee and resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the Supply bill. .
Mr. H. SMITH a clause repeating the Inv
printing the reports of the Court Of Appeas for I've years.
Adopted .
On motion OF D. BROWN of $4,000 for the Monte
Salt Springs and $5 QUO for the Weedspor Salt Springs
Mr.. d. b. HILL moved, and In speech sustained mo-
ton insert 100000 for the Reormatory at Enra Car
On motion of Mr. the item of $926O for sidewalk
and other improvements to the armory at osweso was
Mr. RoomE moved to strike the of &ll56 10 for
TIE QUARANTINE STEAMBOATS,
Andrew Fletcher and Governor Fcnton.
Mr. JUDD sustained the motion, and In order TO discuss
the whole question: moved 10 strike out The section aplp
atng In the aggregate S122,fM 81 for expenses OF
the Quarantine Commissioners. lie detailed tue
gross abuses and extravaganza OF the commission
they paid and to the appropriations they had
of the Health Olcer DR.. Vandepoel ana
he Mr. Ayor need not the House that every cent
would honestly and Judicousy expended by thai gehc
MIR. ALBERGER said was not the Health Officer who
to expend this money but tine Commissioners OF Em
grafton. .
The section then amended motions oil Mesars judd
Twombly Avord and others, To put the most stringent
checks guards upon the expenditure OF The money
committee then reported progress Tho Dill
was made a special order to morrow morning
The House then adjourned.
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Steamship Crescent City Van Slice, Nassau and Havana
steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Lvlngston,
Fox & Co.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Cnarleston-H Nor
II Co.
Steamship Fanlta, Doane Philadelphia -Lorard Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake. johnson, Portland--J F Arnes
Steamship Giaucus. Walden. Bostop--u Dimoca.
snip Bridaewater Sisson San Francisco Sutton Co.
Bark ATLANTA MO- Orote Bremen or Hamburg via PHI
ladephin--f unch, Edge & Go.
Bark Jane Alkaline, Hutchinson, Matanzas-Jas Henry
Bark Rhca Silvia tBr Wilson, Havana-J Phillips &
Sons.
Brig Thorn DAM, Schmidt Stockholm Funch Edge Co.
Brig Annie Gardner, Gardner Demarara-Mllcr Housh-
ton.
Brig q Troop (Brl, Terrio, Matanxas-Moss & Ward.
:rig Suwannee, Simpson, Galveston Snow Burgess.
Brig Sarah Gilmore, clifford, Galveston-E Stackpoe.
schr Fred Z scammcl Orb Barberic, Pernambuco-P
Nevius Son.
schr Maid the Mist, Smith, Maranham and market-B
j Weinberg.
schr Leona, New rinnie, Antigua-Heney Parker.
Schr Israel Snow, Pease, Baracea-B Weinberg.
Schr Bright star (Br Robert st John via Elizabethpor
Nevlus 4 Son.
Schr Carrie Heycr, Poland CharestonEvans, Ball Co.
ter q Co.
schr Loa, Talbot Beaufort, NC-van Brunt Bros
Schr Hattie Coombs Jameson Boston-H p Brown & Co.
Schr Brainarl, Hui, Dilhton-Eackett Bro.
Schr Siias Brainard. Bnel Proyldencc-Rackett gro
Schr Gpsey, Van Valkenburg New Haven-Rackett Bro
Schr Mary Isabel, sammls, New Haven-Rackett & Bro
Schr Elm City, Kidd, New Haven't Lowe.
Schr Evelyn, Burger Stamford.
Steamer Annie, Stein, Wilmington, De--A Abbott
Steamer Maynower, Fats, Philadelphia.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, PHILADELPHIA a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
Tie Air Gun al ysot,s.

Between one and two O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon
G. Hatch smith, professor OF music, residing In
South Brooklyn, was shot In the face while stand
Ing on the corner OF Cumberland street and Green
avenue by a bullet. 1t is supposed that the charge
was fired from an air gun, either In the hands Of
soma person on board car which was passing
on the opposite sidewalk, aad that the leaden
messenger was meqnt for Judgement lii the
body OF an unfortunate non society house painter
who was at WORK upon new butt ding Immediately
IN the rear OF the spot occupied by the Professor,
VINO caught 1t on the lace. THIS theory Is the one
trouble Of late In protecting nonsocety painters
from ASA ui6 at the hands OF the eight hour strikers
Ill that branch of Industry The wound (which is
not serlousl was dressed by DR.. Fessenden or
AdelDni street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
Investigation of Ey-COmpfrOller J0hnson's
Accounts.

The Adermanc Financial Committee directed by.
the Board Of Aldermen 10 Investigate the charges as
to the alleged discrepancy In The accounts OF ex-
Comptroller Evan NJ. Johnson, preferred by Comp
trolier Schroeder, the present Incumbent, said to
amount to 5000 met IN the Common Council
chamber yesterday afternoon Alderman Ruher
occupied the chair, ana CORPORATE Counsel Dc Witt
appeared in the interest vi the city and eX-Judge
Reynolds In behalf OF MIR. Johnson. Tne counsel
Tor the latter read u lengthy communication from
the eX-Uomptroller giving detailed statement OF his
accounts l0r the years 1854 1870 and 1871 The
amount OF bonds sold, tae parties names to whom
they were sold ana the rates of interest received
totals agree with those given by Comptroller Schro-
der. The commlttee then adjourned 10 compare
the accounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
A Ccnfenarian Gone.

John hutchinson. native Of Ireland, born in the
year 1895, ana Tor the last half century citizen Of
Tins country, moved of the busy stage OF lite in the
107tn year of his age at his late residence 109 YORK
street, Jay, yesterday. His WIFE, VINO Is about
seventy years old. survives hun. lie also leaves q
numerous progeny OF grand children ana great
grandchildren Deceased was IN INDECENT circum-
stances for several years past, and was pensoner
OF the Kings county Board OF Charities, from which
he received 81 per week.