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, 1873-10-19

NEw YonK, Oct. 18.-Mr. Dos Passos, Of tho
counsel for Edward s, Stokes IN thiY, his third,
trial for tho murder Of James Fisk, Jr., finished
today his opening address to the Jury.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Dos Passos' address,
Francis hl. Bixby, brother Of Justice Blxby,
teatif1cd that Stokes called on him on tho day Of
the shooting. aud talked about going to Prov
idence.
4 recoaa was taken after which the counsel for
the prisoner asked that tho jury inspect the stair
way and hallway Of tho Grand Central Hotel. to
Judge for themselves II Hill and Redmond could
have seen Hart had lo been prosent at the shoot
ing, but the request was denied.
The evidence Of different persons given ut
former trials was read, to show that Stokes had
made preparations to bo at tho meeting Of the
National Trotting Association In Rhodo Island,
July 4, 1879.
The Court MAS then adj journed to Monday, and
the Jury WAS sent to the hotel in charge Of
officers.
Some surprise having been caused by the fail
ure OF the prosecution to call the nov witness,
Mrs. Benton, Of whom so much has been said
and written, Assistant District Attorney Allen
says tue prosecution never intended to call Mrs.
Benton. sno was ignorant, or fcigned to be ig-
norant, On certain natters with which sho was
supposed to be familiar, and, moreover. her
character wHs snch that it was undesirable to put
her in the WitnesB-bo1.
, 1873-10-19

In Tolcdo-~Tliroo Persons Perish.
TOLEDO, Oct. IA shanty occupied by
family natned Kelly was destroyed by fire this
morning, aud Kolly, Ills wife, md grandchild
perished IN tho flames.
, 1873-10-19

BANGOR, No., Oct. 18.-Ono man waa killed,
and four others probably fatally injured, by the
premature explosion Of blast near: thiH city
Yesterday,
, 1873-10-19

Sptcfat Dispdtch n The Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. 18-Tbo steamer City
OF Augusta sunk last night in White River Just
below Augusta, Ark. Water three feet over the
main deck. No liveH lost. The Underwriters'
steamer Eckert Was sent for to relieve hor.
, 1873-10-19
CENTRAL AMERICA,

PANAMA, Oct. 8.-Hostilities lavo broken out
between Gen. Nora, tho present President mud
Gen. Oorueozo, recently deposed from that
ottlco. On the oath, the rebels, having emerged
from The woods, opened fire On this city. winch
they kept up with slight ntormission tll the 9Th
were armed with ritles. Tho Government troops
had tue advantage OF cannon, and did consider-
nDle damage to tho suburban dwellings,. :,
While tho firing WaH gong on, A9nllFai Amy,
Of the United States Navy, arrived and landed
16o men at tho Eailroad station, aud, at tho re-
ing ordered al trims approaching tho city
to stop and the passengers to be searched, Ad.
miral Almy placed gua1a Of United Btatea ma
rines on tho trims, with orders to shoot down
all armed men who should attempt any interfer-
ence, thus relieving tho passengers Of annoy
ance and interruption.
The troops assigned by the Government OF
Colombia to protect tho transit acros8 the iHth-
mus have Joined tho rehoA.
a Constituent Assembly is in session, endeay-
oring to make peace, put those i'll arms outside
ordered forced loan Of $40, 900 on the city aud
10000 on the Provinces. It ia hoped that Adj
mral Almy will continue to give his protection
to non-colubatanta, and that tho United Statet
aud Colombian authorities will conle to some
understanding whereby repetition Of the out
ragoB mny be prevented.
Dianollf 81 Others & Co., Of Lima, havo failed,
with liabilities stated to be about 81 ,000, o0o.
Tie seuior member Of tho firm tiod the city. A
| ateanlor was sent in pursuit. and lie WAS induced
to return, when friends furnished him the moana
] necessary to resume business.
DIr. Williamson. United States Minister to
Central America, presented hs credentials to
tie President Of Guatclnaa OIL the 9tl1 ult., aud
WAS favorahy received williamson will reside
in the Capital Of Guatemala.
, 1873-10-19
GERMANY.


NEW YoaK, Oct. 18.-A letter from Berlin o.
the Cd inst. gives a briat account Of the funeral
Of Clara Aiundt, better known aa Louise Mulll;
bach, which took place Sept. 80. The funeral
service was very impressive. It WIS attended
BY prominent literary men ind publishers OF the
city, Baron Won Hulsen, Eoyal inplessarto.
Baron Won Korff, sou-in-law of Meyerbeor, aud
other distinguished persons. The large front
hall Of tho dwelling 10 recently, occupied BY the
deceased was decorated with plants and shrubs.
III its centre. OH q platform draped in black,
stood the coin. almost hidden by flowers and
wreathH OF :. evergreen. aud laurel: The
Rev. Mr., s}dow delivered q touching
sermon. He said tint though the de-
ceased had her own Religious conceptions,
she expressed to him twelve yoars ago at tho
death-bed of her husband Prof. Theodore Alundt,
with whom for twenty-five years she lived IL tue
most happy wedock. her firm conviction of the
existence Of future life. Then she exclaimed
in the depth Of her grief, 1t cannot be other
wise A mind like his. which originated 80 many
sterling truths, canuot pass away to nothing
ness."
, 1873-10-19

DosroN, Oct. 18.-Timothy B. snow, olerk
in the Westdold (hlass.) Post-office. has bcen
letters from the Westorn mail, which OCCASIONAL
ly remains over night in the Westaeld office.
, 1873-10-19

LONDON, Oct. l8.-John bright WAS to-day ro-
elected Member OF parliament without oppo-
eitiou.
, 1873-10-19
REFUNDED,

REFUNDED,
New Yong, Oct. 18.-Ellis II. Roberts, juat re-
turned from Europe, has covered hls baok-pay
into tho Treasury
, 1873-10-19
L Man Kills Ills Wifo, Gets Drunk,
aud Sleeps Beside The
Corpse
An Indiana White Woman Kills Her Hus.
band In Order to Marry
a Negro.
Brutal Assassination of q Young
Girl in Brazil.
Miscellaneous Criminal Items.

Horrible yVifo Murder in Louisville.
From the Loutavfte Co.rser-Journaf. Oct. II.
a dairyman named Jacob Daub, who lives On
Rowan street, between Twcnty-nlnsh and Thir-
tieth, shot his wife through tho head In the
yard back Of laia residence yesterday Afternoon.
jacob Daub, the murderer, is German about
45 yoara OF age, and has but ono child, son,
named john. who is about 10 yoars old. Tho
aon carno hom from work about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and upon entering his
with double barrel shotgun III bis hand. Tho
old man was partly intoxicated, and spoke
roughly to his son. The boy, after passing
through the houec, Which is email fra1no cot
tage with only two rooms and kitohcn, ro-
turned to tho front yard. A few mfnutes Inter
ho again went round by tho aide Of the house,
close to tho porch on which his father was sit-
ting, when lie saw tho body OF his murdered
mother lying stretched out upon tho mattress,
covered re a'f rtn ss' oessd boo aa liz ese
through bis mind, and tho poor boy,
horror-stricken at tho thought that his father
had murdered bis mother, ded from tho place
and informed the pooplo III tho nelghborhood Of
the tragic affair.
Officers Trailor, Wyatt, and Pickering immo-
diatoy went cut to tho house, and, on their ar
rival. found the murdered woman lying on tho
mattress in tho position described. and hor bru-
nesr by asleep, with tho gun with whioh ho had
committed tho torriblo deed lying between his
logs. and ono barrel empty.
The offioars Immediately seized the man, and,
on awaktH3g, him from his sleep, discovered
that ho wSs <S4aty much intoxicated He quietly
submitted to his arrest, and, on being asked who
killed. his wifo, ho replied promptly TINT he did
1t. Tho ot1lcers asked him Why he killed her,
and he said he did II because she was untrue to
him. He said chat ho had been intending for q
long time to kill her and was glad that he
had done It. The officers asked him when
and in what mannor he shot his wife.
He said that he shot her about o'clock
In the afternoon. He said that his wife
was sitting on the Htooi near tho porch, picking
shuoks to fll1 the mattress upon which ahn had
fallen, aud, while t.ua engagcd, he came around
tho house to the porch, put the gun close to her
head, and fred
The police Immediately took Daub to tho sov-
onteenth Street Station.
, 1873-10-19
CHANGERS, co.opERA1IyE PROJECT.

spec,a. Ditpatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Oct. 18.-Tho Executive Com.
1uittae OF lhe State Grange Of Patrons Of Hut
banlry have decided 10 estnblBh 9 large reaper
aud mower factory in Des Moiues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
rlinesss own experience with Train. The Court finally
far he
BLEAKLEYs TRIAL.
OPENING on me PROSECUTION.

OPENING or TIE PROsbCOllON'
The taking of testimony in the Bleakley
trial was begun Yesterday. the last two jurors James L.
Griswold and Henry Boak. having been obtained
pootlsv the prsouer was of course present, but
rarv 70 the usual custom. he occupied retired seat
within the railing where he guarded by an officer
instead OF sitting behind his counsel This may be due
70 the fact that his idea Of defense is antagonsc
10 that OF his counsel who aver that he Is insane, Whic
he INSERTS rs distinctly that he is'sane.
After an opening ny the prosecution in the person OF
Tho Assistant District Attorney MIR. Rollins, the first
itness Mary stephens was called She at the time of
the murder YVES the houseseeper at No 10 Nesonplace
where "sIaud Merr' lived She told the story OF the
crime as far as had been witness to the crcum
+eo narrating how on Dec 10 she heard three shots
fire1 I'M rapid succession. aud running cut met man
coming down the stairs, with his hands In MS pockets
who told her IN cool manner inat ne 9au r snot '
continued his quiet walk, turning around at the door
long enough 20 Inform her stun m tne sane caih tOnTs
nation she refused 10 swear positively tDat Bieakiey
was man. because 1t was O'Clock ana TOO dark 10
disiing lsh his features ~,
Tie next witness was young woman named FRANK
Carleton She testified that Size was at the mouse III
Neilsonlace Dec 10 was haif-dresser, aud had gone
there business; hearing arlug ~ the door, sue ooeu
H. and let i'm a man. who the prisoner; ne went up
stairs ana she heard a noise and also heard some one
scream twice. III afew moments the prisoner ''o WV"
Sergeant Thomas Carpenter testified that upon bear
ing of the shooting lie proceeded 10 the house III NtsO
place. and the girl he was present when inc uOo
tcrs probed her wounds and removed the bullets 4,
Deputy Coroner Marsh testified to the nature OF the
Sergeant Edwin Over swore that, Dec H. the prs
oner came ms statiOn-hOuse In Brookyh anu s1u ne
saw bY the papers that woman ld Oyth sLot .,
WIS accused OF having committed the deed ana thdt ne
had come 10 give himself up. The sergeant men ue-
tailed iu fun the explanations BeakCy uucIed h PLu
cpsl excuse OF the prisoners being That ne had hdd
many family troubles, aud bad shot ms nleca oteao
Size mad dsgraced herself Blcaiey also stated 70 tI5
Sergeant he had been threatened violence II nc uu
A. the conclusion Of this testimony the Court adj
iuuILCu.
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- sEAMAN,s 0ENENY cowEp.

The sailors boarding house keepers seem IN
no av 20 have tempered their hostility toward the men
VINO furni sh them means Of livelihood Ahoughthey
re comparatively quiet in their movements and profess
IN many eases 10 be willing that the sailor shall 90 as ne
nleases ygt Judging from their actions, the sailor mas
btle &. Aopo for from that quarter except opposition
and enpitv The association OF boarding house Keepers
have made no open demonstration for some days ana
there arc many connected with IL who would Willingly
throw of their allegiance Il it were possible But theT
situation is such that there escape without serious
difcuty aud loss which few would 6e a1le to endure
They are therefore obliged TO minele and act Win
company TO whom they are in reality opposed mat
there are such is daily shown at the Tom
,ssioucrss Office sailors present theuSel Nes'
having left without difficulty the very 1 to a.
nj members OF this organization who have sworn 10
IN IN their power 20 thwart the sailor az every poln
Tie uueVpcC tel indictment Of so large pr9fOfIon ~
he pd5rd,' organization few days since ms CuNv
n M mas not conquered them, and the INCONVENIENCE
sltiDc from their first decisive action IN hOIuhs pHOA
no se.tmeu IS daily becoming less ana less. ~,
me Comm ssiouer has now no fear that Vcssels VII
hereafter be seriously DELAYED for the lack OF crews
non N small number 10 present HluS ~ Int IlAyI
,.ifur Tor crews TIC Baltic has not Deen apie 10 lcFc
thon s Size has been fully laden for nearly WeSk' heI
destination is san Francisco, and the 1eay haSto
t .rau, liz felt The North American IS also o'ldlcI,
ste gtrr large crew. but it's expected that she W"
be able 10 sail in two or three nays
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A rurEv1sH OFFICER.

David II. Ncsbitt of No. LewiS-St appeared
before The Police Commissioners, yesterday, and accused
Patroman owen Gu1rde Of the Fourth Precinct Of hay
ing toleu from linn a gold uug The complainant ai-
rmel that De was intoxicated the night OF March u.s.
was arrested by the officer and was taken TO the Oakst
stauon-house. on the following morning he Informed
The sreaut ON duty that some one had stolen ais ring
The cell was searched but no ring found. Ghbride
was questioned but he denied having takon the ring
on April 25 in answer TO reques. of Capt. Ulnan ne
came TO the st1tOu-hOusc. Giluude was summon, u
- ,vo f0 me clutan I'M his presence the stolen ring
GiUrJo affirmed that he Iad found the ring while walk
iuC through West Furtynnth-St, few days before Inc
accused bad nothing 10 saw in defense, except that ne
had found the ring on the sidewalk in the street whore
ne arrested NCSbtt. Commissioners Smill, bOsWOrth,
Mauiere and Barr. heard the testimony against ILL
bIIde ana az once dismissed MIN from the police force.
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r1xANc1rRs At TIE TONES.

joseph j. Marin, lawyer, of No. "a Wall-st'
entered .us T5mbs Police Court, at about 10 o. myes
terd7y In obedience TO a summons 70 answer charge
OF assault and battery preferred against him by jay
C,aIl OK President Of the Erie Railway Company He
us ,ceorus,ned by MS brother and William c. Wick
ham Chairman Of the Apollo Hall Central Committee ana
FxAs,tDnuict-Attorney Algernon Sullivan as coun-
sel moment later carriage drew M at the main en-
trance 70 the Halls Of Justice, and Mr. Gould ahshted
witt his counsel Thomas G. slearnan and entered tEe
courtroom. Clerk Finley opened the proceedings by
reading the affidavit OF Mr. Could which SET ioftn In1
"a N[r-iu pa. violently assaulted hIu in DciuOnco
restaurant BroIdst. Mr sullivan. on neheu on ~
,sI.r denied tlgt "A violent assault had been commit
teu and .ytrrcd mat, upon trial, h- should snow IaJ
trivial AFFAIR had been greatly maglitej. mr. smear
man tied 90 the remarks OF counsel Tor the uelehS
and Tu .iUe DJwiu- announced that nc should require
the crr-e Oh give BAN 500 10 app ar Tor tla at tue
Court o Special SESSIONS. Al. WthA"m is MI MARTIN
bOuLsLl4i.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw -TORK....

PORT OF HBw-TORK. ...............APaiL -
CLEARED
seanp Gh:is'Sn, B S le1eS NJ n aoFE3 %
stsmsAp Hey ChauHesy cray AsPnwa Pacific Mail steamship
s,smbi, Mas, CDnieh) Dsddes Rotterdam G IT, Kemsr
S,.s% s sesDs Rd PeTusa wa oo
Steamship Carbe B Bsyiey Kingston, jan &c, Pm Forward
steamship Bristol Wallace. Phnsdepbi,.
Sin Daurtless Wilbur. Francisco. sutton 4
ssp Iohsir orr Peacock, London. Pin. Forwcoi 20.
sSS 3.irasan lGei KepTer Biernea PS5ch ElJeSco
f ns e Gsdsa F P Do RGo BdtoH rrovar,
BaIk Peter MI"S 8r kea MO J4eIo PoHdeTrist Bros
BARK Henry Fe@er Bradley. Havana. Jamss T. waId 70.
Bark Ilaltress ,BEi Conn. Ialil, Geo P Bll.r
Bari CoIaHua Bf, Christian Plymouth. Elg Thomas Dunhams
Birs HasbSrg. Hove. Beaufort s c. Brett Son Co.
Bug A. Sparss, b ekey, Carlea4s, jams T. Ward 60
Rns W. w. Lord Or J. yeaeer SdneT e b. iisi,os Wash Co
81: Ta9 og,afS1 p@ls Co.
ARRGyEb.
Steamship SCOTS r Lott Liverpool APnl 10 ant Queenstown 2o,
steamship Victoria B munro Ga5E April 49, and Neville 2Osh
sleafsshp Tadneta H. O. Meier Hamburg Ami, 1s and a,
gh with iad.e ana pass < Co. 'f' ~ -'
pnS 3d. nth d.s and 1a!, to s ssisT' % and Co
S,l,s f o OF @ Boar E'1% e S, Point and Norfolk
eh Joaa A'sod lot Prounoetown Caase Baeoa 10 days. With
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy. April pAT'e barr Aezlalnl IRON Cenfaegos.
ton, oT New.lOrE.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEENsTowv Ami 3Te nman Line steamship CITY n Arfe-r
Brooks. from NeSNork A1r ~, the
Mcm ckau FROM NtlurE Arn 90 both Liverpool bsve
arrived here tue ionner D 0ccL est Afternoon
at O'Clock tiis morning
MoyILLK 5OIhe Anchor line steaup California Cnic
NcT.iorE Apu 49, fur GnFow sved here yescrily.
LIvEHFOOL. AIu 3lne Allan Lre steamships Scannsviau
Portland Apn - AMI the Nestoau Watt ua Baltimore April L.
have arrived here.
CoRNwAL Canada April 9The propeller Lake Michigan len list
evtang and hc shU Pou "a valley e await
the opening of ae Bg1uhlo.s Canal The tuz n.
I'd Ol Buffalo arrived h The Causl this morning route Qa-lc
CrEBKC Ain yILo steaaslp Teas iron Liverpool aIrre1
tls morning.
WTIALERs.
NE1LoVDoy April 2Afnvea scL. Roswell King Fuller Table
Bay Nlth 90 obs elephant oh
HoNoLrIr Ma.,1 .I-Arnrei bark Canals, Parer Hawaii AID
sas Ut 10 crse 18th, l4uois Fraser Bedford from
cruise.
DISASTERS.
Earl Fearless r). Bor,u from Lute ~ View lofF. Which POT
into Beruu Feb IT, lelk bal completed Iea April - and would
proceed the daT.
Barr coloscettl QLl Cardiff ~ SvYork before reported
Thomas distress sailed AIu u for De- naou repaired
BosTOS April 3lThe chr Emma j. yards. 1u Philadelphia
With coal. qruue eak and % be Lowell r. roI st-n
Yesterday puurei ont and ltise OBI
hOkFOIK Va Apu. si wcArE steamship Baker has retained
che British tnr NJ g. H,rrer wu. Is shore Cape elrr
Tie bg ana her seams have psr- fore and or Sue ia
stripped o. te sas rigging, alchors au clfns and - hoar
f damaged coLoG, have taken Of Ls hold Tie
slecA settling iH she sl1l.
TOR --latest Shp Adcs see rim Page
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pASSFNGERS ARRIVFD.

PROM IIvFRPOOI-IH sfsdmstD Sofia April 30Nr. and Mn
g and three Miss j. Mevefn Mr. and Mr. A. Trssf
d. Enos children, Miss A. Hall, Mss jail H. sim
monds J. r. Rollins a. CLARK Mia Csrt M and Ms G. Ken
Esinoe r. Donald Anderson Nj snd Mrs McA lluneT Miss
Morrison Miss Lott Mr. Mrs w. Gum Rev q. G. Street A. H.
Esug living Mr.. HauhOrn Nj and A1s. q W Nj. ard
Mira T. BOyket, Mr. and M G. Rouetge Miss NJ
Ansb NJ aud Mr. snd MrA A. Montgomery, MIRA Davis
Miss Davis Master Davis s. Carye A. Harls A. Bgel0Vi p
" Butcher and MIS- KpIug CLARK Goesn Nj and Mrs
j. kgNy BOnis Van Cusebfok and servants Mrs
H. smith Miss r C. Tbursby Mr. sud Mrs HfH Alex Duesn
sud servant Nj and Mrs G. J. fr children and servant mrs j.
Feh = Cshwel Miss Lngwood Mrs LlngWoO1 Master tIesp
ny e Coue G. d Acheede b. Loer Hon NJ Pelham MI and
Mrs H. Gordon, four &. W BeusDn j. D. T.
biAoEsone W shsrUles T. MsTckah A. SimmoHd W Carr A.
Patron X Patron d. W Joua W dOhB0ne, j. Gabe = bGtr'
lana A. Osstt 4 Van ssatNoo Rev A. j. ryan W Mekenne
NJ srd MT w Stokes Boyd child, and servant W Williams
Perkins Ballard g. H.iaeseh Mr.. AID hrs NJ H.
Phillips Kew d. Cotthel W H. Robinson H. T. Wacoi Nj and Mrs
g. H. Cutting Mr. nd Mr. a. rteB s A. Brooke ard servant
koss, J. 81 Anet1n J. nnetn r. A. ~ Goodman j. Vac
Aiea CurHen Cfas91 W lesp Mr. AMI Mr. j. safsss,
Miss Garter Mis- Green j. Miller e. j. DI0n Weih A. loesl X
IL. GIN. G. n. Gl1n, {. A. Hekff WiBdei L.
PTsci H. Hugeas a. Heap, g. Hakins H. A. TAYLOR, Mas
Hpng H. RdgSs Mr. and Mrs W. 81 Feds three children and
servant. vs.. A. BeusOn. ..
FRON SwINEMCNDE-Ta srfu,s,3p Hum5on Am, 9l-Mhra
Pe,fe Auna Rssinnas sophie Eiueer
ger Acker ie'el. Mcluf P,trr..ea L1a.s Petersen
FROM HAMLlhG Ia Sfc4sAiD TluFla Aydl 3-Eate skp-
pew n ftfcs H. kruarT All sfe kef ~
Hoe Tutu Louis Kali her Baron olfeer
jf, Carr Eala1n .uaoas II gloaea NJ. q. .gsaa,.
FhtM GLtb8G Nf '1fgtH ~ hprI T0rni0u.
AThB- . Cspon, .. Capoo Capt j. y bar All wife
+ af Hal.u MHi sl,rf1l.
Ms iieuieTsou II h. an1 o. sberi S. nfay e. d Ca,
i1ge d. j. Bsusad Eiit AID lh Hiss SH Dr. Uhau Ai.-
't-s IJ~asII ITsi4 As l.a,, T. G-sA4J r.
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DEPARrtEA Or foRlIGy MAILS

THURSDAY MAY T.
Ein.irE yer eh
l West .5 ~ugpelf1aF -l'l u ftef i'
TTrt Iotoatu. BE- closed At at-lslp sails II 3 r i9t
IAiasr,e {1o.si ia su5I,as'aTy n' pa be TFe'a- 'h
double post -e.l
A Pfussian Closed Mails sent bv this Inc.
add NtUC0 ul ile tamsl-p l..cia .st
ft2 D. a Supplementary Mli on Pier No. y H. s closet ' -'t
H. IN. Steamship sai a. p. from Per No Ne K
Nails Bermuda tv te steamship Haitef-s, close 40 j. IA
Steamship sails al a., from Per No. 30 y X
FRIDAY MAY
On and after Nav tie steamship docks end nterei
Supplementary Asls, must De ptlaai ".r postage D.
Man Tor Halifax closed al The NrE-lofk PostOhee every
iay A. o %. 10 aud goes via Boston
Mails Tor Newfoundland the NeSioTk Post Once Fri
m Steamship sails from Portland Ne saturday az
m. Due NeW-l Friday. q D.
Letter hostage al he West Indies except when going direct VII
be Genus tle Papers EACH winch must be prepaid
..---xz- SATURDAY, NAY 3
Mails for Great Britain nd France va Qoeenovn bvfpo o5
The steamship Genie 6:JJ no Supplementary MAI
Stesmhp sails 70, IRON White St-s DoA Fa'oni fefi!
Ms for Crest Britain Continent Of Europe 1 Southampton
and Bremen per steamship Moe close 81 II Supplementary
closed Per foot Of Third st., ooAen ~ = H. sie-
min ,ajl AZ D. ~. from Of Thri-s HObOken.
Prussiau closed MAI sent hT tins ine
Mals France Br and Ha7re steamship Perert
will close al steamship sails az 10 from flel No. 30 ~ H.
Mails m Ker steamship George W Clyde, close At p
Stesmsap sas At 3 .. To-, irol Pier No % Z. r.
SUNDAY. Nav T.
All ,ias close It'll ocloeks Tle EO'rohes o'a from 3
D. 10 e..
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-In ssaush'p Hary Chavnoy ApT 30
Roher RI Wallace aud Miss W R1sutla, Ms Fanny Lord
ana laughter JOS NJ LOrd Mrs Gen Re An AT j. ID Fe 'ac
H. N NJ. DLuu1r, Jos oheehap ana vie
w Fetrey and wife Theo Fety A. W Fsrey wife and nisut H.
Mile Vie and daughter A. Colby, Mrs EA htleI Two son and
children W Marum, Philip OppeTFet A. biosn ara W.
children A. Bradley Dr. Merritt brs Mcclellan and child WIN IL
~ and Two infants H. Davis vile and child Mrs MARY Moore
Thos aud Mrs T. L. French daughter and Two cl
dreu ypassenge-Acug Capt VIM W Richardson u > navy
Ulysses Eddy, Labrador Mndeuoe Mrs Benkinsop hestoE
Msrvsue.
FOR LIvERPOOL-In stsargsAip ManAGttaa April 0Pro T.
T. Cor W Young Miss Emily Dunniug Miss
Miss CoiCa Parker Mis- g. Logbau and ds0gh
ter Ftr Campbell esq Mrs BTaieD W b. ThoMpon NJ and s.
H. b. child Mrs. Edwin Hal Mrs J. > Merriam Mss Ahlt
Merriam Miss Louisa Merriam Robert Han Master w H. Mer-
ram Mis- Olive H9rper T. CmmiBs. Isaiah Hvuau.
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Mrs " Emo family Mr. Chss. Haop Miss Elsie HsrToP, Mis-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
DEcISIONs-ArRu 80.

Cpuruc Court bGmJT5-Bv JUDGE Barrett
The Psor Glceuloioa allalu, denied $40
0lt costs without prejudice renewal Nash a. heo,l gu 4
i..rtHt with ll costs Duse aE p1fstii
Mem f counsel Foier Sh M o Co. acatg Aii-e m L'
ed order Publication granted with 90 costs l. che e o. 1Ion
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Motil1 granted, with so costs
Siu,criOr Court-Specidi Tem-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
LES ag Mos5oof-urltr that hcseesld le h-f ts
Uzoll-Orier commission. Laley agt st. Jhnlouon M PC
grlrtel bond +3" INJUNCTION % eo inIe or i pa a ~
one DAVIS notice opkina ag Dh1eOrrr craue Carpenter att
smeSame. Plat Jola0lOrler delu- lnluss AcfalI
agt Alexslier-Oritr referring VIZ O. O0ie esq Da 4L
Ste,i1usr-Orel granted The Mutual National Ba-k agt WHITE
Motion grated Gl-oy agt. CollIn. Findings settled
Common Plcas-Special TTH-By Judge J. +. DAILY.
Mobile Railroad Compaay at lseL-DeAuryT OyeTulL