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POLICE PARADE IN BROOKLYN,

Yesterday afternoon the ION pIatoons'' OF the
Brooklyn police force paraded in all the pOmp and
pride OF blue cloth and brass buttons, armed with
the traditional baton. The command, consisting
OF eight companies, ten files front, numbering 100
men, were under command OF Captain and Drill
Master Dan Dean. Captain James Mullin, Of the
Sixth precinct. acted as Lieutenant Colonel and
Sergeant Dyer, OF the First precinct, Adjutant.
The command formed at the Armory. Portland av-
enue, and marched TO Myrtle avenue, thence to
Cumberland street. to Lafayette avenue, to Scher-
merhorn street, TO Clinton TO Joralemon, to Court
street. The parade was then reviewed in the CITY
Hall Park, after which the boys were dismissed.
The police displayed marked proficiency in drill
and marching, rejecting credit upon their in
strUctOr.
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Thc nrizes Mcrc won as follows:-

Sophia, second class sloop Flag Officers
Sophia, second class slo0p, club Prize.
j. f. Scagrave, second class sloop, Union Prize.
W. T. Lee, third class sloop, Flag Officers
W. T. Lee, third class sloop, Cub Prize.
Brooklyn, third class soop. Union Prize.
The prizes were not awarded in the schooner or
first class sloops instance Notwithstanding the
rules on the printed circular that was distributed
around with view TO making every captain,
however undeserving. come and hunt up hisStoat
for the season. The Judges, after all over held
meeting. at which they decided that the two
former classes OF vessels had not completed the
race within the stipulated time, the second and
third class sloops alone having done so.
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The Magic was the first away or the sch0oners,
and went down towards the Narr0ws at q
lively gait, followed closely by the Madeleine with
the Fseur de LIS bringing up the rear. The Und1ne,
Asten, Kate, Vision ana Commodore led the first
class sloops. The Sophia, Dudley Seagrave and
twilight came next, in a cluster. and the w. ].
Lee and Elizabeth led the open boats. The
weather was charming, and, running through
THE EARROws
before the wind, the prospects OF lively were
good Coming mp towards Quarantine Hospital
the wind appeared TO haul oyer little 10 the west.
Har1. and the Yachts Jibed over their booms to
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BOARD OF POLICE.

Al a meeting Of the Board OF Police held ,ester-
day afternoon the action Of the Board on the eth
INST, designating Doctors Rabrig TO the Thirty
first and Ferguson to the Eighteenth precinct,
was rec0nsidcred and revoked. The services OF
George u. Bosworth, Supply Clerk in the Street
Cleaning Department, were dispensed with.
communication was received from Mayor Have
meyer asking the Board TO receive the Central Com
mittce OF the German-Amercan Reform Organiza-
ton, who wish TO confer with the Board the
subject ofreform. The Board decided 10 receive
them on any day but Tuesday or Thursday.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE 49, 1s7s-rRIPLE SHEET.

port. The Madeleine now got slant ahead ana
followed close after the Vision, Undine
and Meta. The Commodore was doing
Well ana the little Sophia looked az
II she meant trouble before the day was out.
The West Wind was close TO the Madeleine, ana
the Kate and Asten were making pretty race
close behind. The AGdie was about thirty yards
ahead OF the Magic which led the Fieur DE Las Dy
half a mile The bismarck was leading the third
class so0ps, and looked very much like carrying
OF the prizes in her class. The yachts rounded the
rs
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SAILED.

Steamships City Of Baltimore, for Liverpool: West.
phaia, Hamburg: Cleopatra, Hayana Zen Barnes,
Savannah Isaac Bell Richmond, &c; Richmond, Nor.
pool: iiersey,, Bristol Iiarkaway London omba.
w, C,ea ,, rar s M9on trieste
and Leghorn; sara Drcvfus London; Charles Elweil.
colaia Constanunope; Goodwin, MarseilIes; Rebeccs.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Eva, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. z. Burd Crubb passed
Whitestonc yesterday forenoon from New Haven
en- route for New York.
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The rest, however, experienced such buck,
and driited about between the point OF the Hook
and the Lightship. until finally the Magic got
slight pun that helped TO close the gap between
her and the Madeleine. The second and third
class sloops also appeared to be suffering from
want OF motive power, and tossed about listessly,
waiting for pun OF wind. Everybody now began
TO get rather disguised with Old Probabilities,o
as drifting ABOUT under hot sun is TAR from being
pleasant amusement The second and third
class Yachts rounded as fOllowS.-
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Coming home the race was very uninteresting
as the Magic had withdrawn from the contest, her
owner naturally getting disg listed at such DRIFT
ing match. The Fletcher started back about three
i. NJ, and arrived AT the Home Stake Boat about
four r NJ. The Yachts arrived as follows: =
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains Select Story, entitled "Bea-
trix," together with the very Latest News by tee-
graph from All Parts OF the World up to the
hour OF publications; particulars OF the Mas
sacre OF Modocs; details OF the Terrible Explosion
In the Henry Clay Collicry at Shamokin; Coroner's
Inquest in the Walworth Parrcide Case and the
Verdict of the Jury; Execution OF Tom Wright at
Washington for the Murder OF u Polish Pedler, with
History OF the Crime: Delaware Justices Sicken-
ing Malricidc IN Binghamton, " ". Mr.. Prices
Captivity; the wagner Assassiuations; Sectarian-
ism in Brooklyn; successful stokes. IL also con-
tains the Latest News by Telegraph from Wash
lngton Political. Religious Literary and sporting
lntelgence; varieties; Amusements Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics of the day; Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle. Horse
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial ana Commercial
Intelligence, and Accounts of all the Important
and Interesting Events OF the Week.
TERMs:-Slngle Subscription, 81: three copies,
So; five copies, s.; ten copies SIS: single copies
rye cents each. A limited number OF ADVERTISE
ments inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD
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The schoOners and first class slOOps were Then
hanled up close on the wind, heading Tor the light
ship, and the Madeleine presented beautiful pic
ture slipping through the water with everything
drawing. After passing Sandy Hook. the breeze
began TO die away. and before long there was
hardly breath Of air and the feet appeared to he
becalmed. The Vision and Undine had slipped
ahead and succeeded in rounding the ghtship as
fOllows:--
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MfSCELLANEOJIS.


49,
A BsOLuTE Dl.ORCks OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"a ent states legal everywhere: deserton &c san
vorce granted. Advice free ~ .es UNIV" -
N. HOUSE. Attorney lal Broadway.
nR LEWIS BALM OF LIFEn-sURR CuRE
- .oI servous Debility. Weakness, &C. PRINCIPAL de-
pot ana Office No. Beach street. New YORK sp~' -
I'ii H bETHEsDA MINERAL SPRING WATER BEING
=, nv .g,y specic for the hitherto incurabc diseases
y n ny me most eminent medical Of this hcnis
u nut ny those OF the Eastern also. Colonel Dunbar,
uscoVerer received orders for 1000 barrels in
Broadway. New York. A IL HEATH M. d.. Asank
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SAWS. Destination.
-
Menmr

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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NEWS.
Almanac ,or New yorl-This Day.

I'M AND MOON.
, 1873-01-11

A NAM may be reported at the PoiomRce at ngshils as avho ramova7 from 90 rho ~.
D9t heP oHcemaTer there cant know the mms g0neh some ETtom ono go IT, @T"
TnS or wneher ne Is Wnhout employment and the onseoueoei is tina he esmmsb tho attmGm
VI Eeero 9 mq runs Es@ all over the 1mdm a state of vgrancy. If Estates have to emHt mo
DIS ~ My SWW4 Mo De ONgd to r9Ot removal to Estates The to ma ofbo oYo
rt a en Smo punishment mh H las that mentioned in the End oausel is appiobe TO paries
as@9ng VI GmnPWag Win IabWrers employed by others; butt this is a very donhfI word
"" pd ny ma p C maeStood differently mthe Island and it might be we'll to define it,
WT%to ~ IN IN ~ " Im me4au GW governments position to the question of Regulations for Stock.
GENae" he hal tried shewt hatt are not of that mprtanea Sugar FstaS IF Ha
TWV xmnNS aTFs dhenng to the COMMISSIONS views and after adopting their Remt as the
InHE1S WWe DM OF ordnance introduced, change it's mind and conclude it is dsrabe tn
nave Negotiations Tor stock Estates them instead of His Exeencv the Vinoovarmr gnparE
ing ana Member urSng that: the Committee should make those Regulations without Ha hnaiyaof
W0 W'7men| twas the Dounden duty of the Government to bnmg in q Dnno that effect
IO be concluded
, 1873-01-11

PARrs.-The project of the department.
OF the Lower Pyrenees has prohibited Spa
nlards remaining in, that part, unless by
special permission.
LONDON, 27th.-Twelve passengers pc
risbed in steamer " Germany,"-not 80 as
reported.
NEW YoRK.-Gr6atest snow-storm for
many years occurred, causing suspension
of business.
ST. THOMAS STATION 2ND JANUARY.
PARIS, gath Dec. 1872.-A man belong
ing to the rural guard was tried by court
martial, and executed to-day in Viucennes
tor revealing to the Prussians the place
where the Marie and other inhabitants of
SCISSORS were concealed, thereby causing
them to be shot.
ROME, 3Oth Dec 1872.-Relations be-
tween the Pope and the Swiss govern
ment have ceased.=The French Minister
at Rome has resigned.
ST THOMAS STATION, 18th JANUARY.
MADRID, 25th Dec.-BilI providing for
Emancipation of slavery in Porto Rico.
Slaves to be free within four months after
the PRONUNCIATION of the bill. Slave-ow-
ners to be Unidentified for property.
Many deputies expressed their approval Of
the Bill with loud cheers.
SAN Francisco, 23rd Decking of
Honolulu died or the 18th. He is the last
OF the Royal line, and named no success
sOr.
LONDON, 9th Dec.-WiIliam Bentley
Stock Broker suspended to-day.=Report-
oJ ne is short of forty thousand shares o
ErIe.=Special despatch from Berlin says
Lord Lotus British ambassador to st. Pc
tersburg delivered q note to Prince Gorts-
chakof informing him England will alb
stain from interfering with Russian pro-
gress In Asia if it does not threaten Afgha-
nlstan.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Both Dec.-Czarowitz
suffering from Typhus fever. 1t is consi-
dered serious.
1st. Jan.
New YoRE.-Sugar, Crystals 1oc. Meal
S34 q $50. Flour $63 to S73 advancing.
Pork $l33. Easier. Gold 112. Sterling
81 pc.
LoNDoN.-Sugars, Crystals, 3os. Mus
covado 24s. CIayed Havana 28s. Cd. to
29s. Demerara Rum Is. 10}d. Trinidad
Cocoa 59s. Rentes 534E ConsoIs 9I4 a
9lB. Bank rate, 5 P. c.
, 1873-01-11

lost his temper on the occasion. Both seem
to US to have been equally guilty of that
cIumsiness which the bringing into a de-
bate OF irrelevant questions denotes. There
IS herewith connected a prejudice which
we wish to mention and denounce. 1t
IS strange, but nevertheless a fact, that
many admire a free Press, as long as the
acts OF the administration, and other mems
public deeds and public merits or dement's
are discussed In a manner suited to indiyi-
dual tastes but the very moment the
Press attempts to view the deeds and mer-
its OF those men themselves, or of any one
connected with them, the scales are turned.
That this IS wrong, must be evident at first
glance, No man should be afraid to see
his Pu6Ac life dealt with publicly he may
gain by it, but can never lose, if he possess
es intrinsic worth. If there BE- eyageera-
ton or abuse on any side, opinion will re-
act against the abuSer and in favour of the
abused, who thus becomes a MARTYR.
Those FEW among our fellow citizens who
abuse this paper, and whom we hereby in
vlte to produce themselves in our columns,
invoIuntarliy render it the greatest service.
Its hoped that these few personal remarks
will set this matter Alright before all par
tles-The other point involved in our
correspondents letter can, we hope, be
calmly discussed ON its own merits.-ED.
, 1873-01-11

Yours ODDLY.
A. D~EPOSITQR.
West End, January 9th 1878.
WEbeg to make a few remarks on the lat
ter part Of our correspondents letter. It is,
indeed, a great pity that public questions
cannot be temporarily discussed on their
own merits, in the press and elsewhere, with
out resorting to the " dangerous and impro-
per habit of bringing in personal attacks
upon individuals" None more than we our
selves deprecate the application Of remarks
on the conduct and character of individuals
inthe community by way OF di-sparagement,
and we have s%trenuouSly endeayoured
when discussing public affairs, to avoid
personalities, taken in that sense. But it
is at the same time utterly impossible for
any enc, when treating on public t~ransac-
tion8 and public business, to avoid COM
menting on the dealings of those persons
who have a part in those transactions and
IN that business, who therefore, in a certain
measure, become public characters, and
whose words and deeds thus become pub
lie property. We hold that European Pa
pers Of the highest standing bear US out in
this. We have, from the beginning thrown
Ourcolumns opento all opinions, only warn
ing our correspondents against offensive
personalities but opinions differ, O fcourse,
in deciding what constitutes a personality
of the kiud to be avoided. It is a person
ality of that kinda Iampoon, which no
respectable publisher would now print-to
say of a man acting in a public capacity
that he has handy legs, or that he has too
much stomach, because such imputations
can tend to no purpose but to cause private
pain. 1t is not, however, a Iampoon to say
that any mans political conduct is i'm
proper, and to point out why it is so,
whatever the cause may be; for, by so
doing, a public good is obtained, against
which no mans modification can for an
instance be weighed. We published the
second letter from "Basender," not be-
cause we approved of its tone, no more
than of that of several other letters we
publish, but because the author urged, and
we on enquiry ascertained, that the gentle
man mentioned therein had, at a public
meeting, not only made the previous letter
from " Basender' the sub ject ofcomment and
criticism, which would have been quite legi-
innate, but seemed even to attribute the
authorship OF it to a certain party, and to
have adapted his really personal remarks to
that supposition, which, although a COM
mon failing in a small community like
ours, is by no means a legitimate or com
mendable proceeding. A verbal PERSONAL
ty advanced in public, is not the less a
libel, not less Injurious, if injury there be,
than a written one. It seemed therefore
no more than fair play to allow him a hear
ing, although we disapproved of his style
of writing, as containing more acrimony
than necessary. We could not then find
any reasonable excuse for refusing the pub
LEGATION thereof, SO much the less as our
correspondent showed where he, on &C
count of a previous publication in the only
public paper of the island, had been violent
ly and harshly censured at the said public
meeting (where it appears the rules of
business were somewhat lax) by a parti-
cular gentleman, who must, however, have
, 1873-01-11
From the st. THome TJdende Januarg 4A

The " AT HOME at Government House
on the evening of New Year Day passed
off very agreeably. Governor and Mrs.
GARDE succeed, without any visible effort,
in making their guests thoroughly comfor-
table and at home. The usual amount of
dancing was done, and the visitors were
all highly g%ratifed at the attentions shown
them, and much pleased in having spent
a most agreeable evening. The g At
Home is a decided Improvement on the
Anticipated Levee, and is an institution that
ought to be kept up.
HIS LORD hip the Bishop of Antigua
arrived this morning per Royal Mail Stea-
mer Mersey. We understand that he will
preach in " All Saints Church, tomorrow
at both the morning and evening services.
THE DANISH CORVETTE "Dagmar" Com
mander Garde, 10 guns, arrived here yes
terday 10 81 days from Rio de Janeiro.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. THOMAS STATION, 1st JANUARY
ST. PETERSBURG, Goth Dec-Czarowitch
indisposed.
, 1873-01-11
List of Subscribers il aid of the Sufferers
by the late Hurricane in Denmark:
Brought forward. .$786. Is,

Of the above stated amount, the sum of
STAG, 81 cts at the rate of63 pr. ct.=Rd.
1,400, is forwarded by this mail to the
Central Relief Committee in Copenhagen,
through the Colonial Treasury, by the
kindness of the Government.
, 1873-01-11
Total S 403,141 AZ

AUTaI . HUO,I4I 81
Balance of deposits S 58,O13 %
Is new deposit accounts, viz:
1 Clerk d Minors
l Driver 10 Various
Is Withdrawals amounting to $245 80
Receivers for Saturday, 11M January 1873
In CHRISTIANSTED
Reverend G. j. Branch, Trustee.
Capt. j. Golden, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
J.. G. Ripperger, Esq, Trustee.
P. W. Schousboe, Esq. Member.
JOB. F. GOLDBERG, President.
St.Croix, 9Th January 1878.
, 1873-01-11

sorting to the dangerous and improper ha-
bit of bringing in personal attacks upon
individuals.
| remain, Sir,
Yours ODDLY.
A. DEPOSITOR.
West End, January 9th 1878.
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SECURE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited schlesinger's new pho
t1graph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenuesf II
not, you should do so, and give the proprie-
tor an opportunity to try his skin In taking
of you perfect likeness and q splendid
picture. Mr.. schle.inger's gallery Is fitted
up In the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room Is beautifully fur.
nish.d, and the operating room has sky.
light unsurpassed by any In the West. Mr..
Schlesinger hopes his many friends, who
have heretofore given TO him theil atron
axe, will continue their isyors. To them
and the public generally be extends an il..
yilstion 10 visit his rooms. whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
conveniences he has procured-indeed, all
tile latest Improvements IN his art--and the
skill of AN operator Of great merit, lately OF
London, MIR. Frank Locke steele, viii com
maud their patronage when they shall need
work TO be done. 6-l6-lm.
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KYNASTON TO THE FRONT.

Mr James Kynaston, whose reputation as
butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened a new meat
shop near the corner Of Commercial avenue
and twentieth street, neEt door to MIR. Pa,
Burk's grocery store. 1t isswell known and
acknowledged fact that Mr.. Kynsston, dur.
ing his long experience IN the meat busi.
ness in this city. never offered TO his custom.
ers anything but the choicest OF every kind
OF meat. lie isa good judge OF cattle, anc
buys nothing but the youngest and attest
and as 3 consequence has the best Of beef
The same may be said of every Kind of mea,
sold by him. Give him atrial, and our WORD
tor IL, you will always be pleased. 6-ls-tf
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straight hair all cry to 90 to Winters pho.
tosfaph gallery to &c. their pictures taken.
Winter 10 q perfect mssicisn in the srt Of
taking babies and chldren's pictures, and
when he calls to his assistance bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup,
he is invincibe and the crossest
stubbornest, most unmanagosblc In
FAINT In the world will yield
like little lamb and cit as still and as
smiling as statue Of Cupid itself. The
truth isWin.ors gallery is the babies para.
disc, and the children find IT out in q lit.
while and never want to 60 home.
7-il-2t.
And still they come. We mean the
paupers from all parts Of the country
We catch them from above and below
and from every quarter round about
Cairo, and nine out Of every ten Of them
are professional beggars and dead beat
who travel from one town TO smother beg
ging what they cat and wear, refusing
work when II is offered them Occasionally
one ia found who will work few days, anc
then get drunk on his earnings, and, as I
consequence, get sick, and then heexpoct
to be taken care Of at the expense of tb'
public. Very properly most of the pau
pers who make application to our author
tiles for admission TO the hospital wer
sent adrift to paddle their own canoe, - o
sink. No one whom 10 believed worth
of assistance is ever turned away, but o,
ths contrary, our authorities are willln
and do chesrfully render all the assistsnc
in their power to all such persons. bu
professional trsmps and beggsrs might a
we'll give Cairo the shake" for none O
their kind need apply for assistanc. for
will surely be refused them.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been rentted and
improved, and is now one Of the most com
portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month,will
always find them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates Of board have been reducted as fol-
lows: Day board. 81 so per week; transit,
o. so per day; board and lodging, from %
to a. per week. NRs NJ. J. WHITE,
~ Proprietress.