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ENGLAND.
freU Amusement 10 the Privilege Of an Offended
Parliament the CommcnS to tho Irish
, .Commonalty and the Church-Amsrican
Securities and the Market-Bidweu
and Noyes on Bsil-Bullion, IS Hy
Cotton and Discount. 9 81
1fleeaAms 10 the new York 4 HERALD.

se+t e taai74has LONDON, April & 1s7a 0
Tho Pan MoU Gazette to-day confesses that the
language OF It's article which gave rise to the
motion and debate in the House last night was
rude, il-chosen and ungracious, and says the pub
lication Of the article was owing to an accidental
failure OF editorial supervision. But It insists on
characterzing much OF the agitation In Ireland as
species OF noisy disloyalty, and maintains that
certain members Of Parliament are at the disposal
OF the priestly party. ai ttgst. NM M IN SIs.-
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN MARKET POINT OF VIEW.
The London Times city article referring to the APP
pearance OF New York Central Railroad mortgage
bondsin the London market says the loan will serve
to indicate the difference credit between English
and American securities, since four per cent deben
lures Of the Northwestern Railway of England
command 1903 while the American securities can
only be foated at six per cent interest. 10 4 eogf
RATE OF DISCOUNT AND STOCKS OF BULLION AND
srM tttaa &f9.4 COTTON ilnfNi .f@ nanI
The rate OF discount for three months bills in the
open market Is onc.haf per cent above the Bank
or England rate.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
~ England on balance to-day Is f170000. rrS9
Seventeen thousand one hundred and thirty
eight bales OF American cotton were landed ct
Liverpool to-day. r n1ft afi sroY y.-aog
THE BANK OF ENGLAND CHARGE OF FORGERY AND
BAIL Two ANiu.At+
George Bidwen, the alleged perpetrator OF the
frauds on the Bank OF England and Edwin Noyes,
who Is charged with being his accomplish. were
brought before the Lord Mayor to-day and were
both released on bonds for their future appear
ance. .roAanw 4sgE rs sHkEg es1s
,aE rsa LAST DREAD HOURS AND DEATH. Ia ,,rr
Two more unfortunates committed suicide last
night by jumping from Waterloo Bridge. ,es,pet 3
banquet by the United States Minister.
1tss ias ,.,. es LONDON, April 5. 1879.
Mr.. Schenck, the American Minister, entertained
nls friends at banquet last night. 1ghIa
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, April 4, 1873.
The Permanent Commission OF the Assembly de-
mand the immediate meeting OF the Constituent
Uortes If the government continues It's present
energetic policy.
Senior Figueras denies that there Is any crisis In
the Ministry, and declares that the situation OF the
country Is better.
CARLIsM STILL MOVING.
A train from Saragossa for Barcelona was
stopped by the Carists to-day.
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THE HERALD As a BUSINESS ORGAN.

From the Philadelphia Evening Herald, April IL
For the past two or three years the NEW YORK
HERALD has been In the habit each day OF issuing
supplements OF four or eight pages to its regular
editions in order to accommodate It's extensive
and growing advertising patronage, and the thing
had become so monotonous that we were hardly
surprised TO meet our familiar contemporary and
namesake on Sunday last in the distended form OF
quadruple sheet, with supplement-, in all eighteen
pages-making the largest daily newspaper ever
published. Nearly twelve pages were taken up
with advertisements numbering over three thou
sand separate announcements-the receipts for
which must have amounted to small fortune.
This Is an old story, but this incident seemed to
demand notice at our hands.
From the Lockport IN. W Journal. April IL
The NEW YORK HERALD on Sunday last pub
lished quadruple sheet, with supplement-, con-
tanning 10S columns OF printed matter, OF which
sxty-seven columns we're advertisements. The
principal reason OF the HRRALDs success is that 1t
prints the news no matter where 1t Is to be found,
at what expense or Of what character. 1t does not
lumber up its columns with heavy matter and DO
lemic dissertations like some Of It's logy contempt
raries. That is what the people like, and so they
buy the HERALD, taking what editorial 1t has with
fair grains OF allowance.
From the wilmington IN. c. Journal, April 81
The New YORK HERALD OF Sunday last containc ed
1903 columns OF printed matter sixtyseven OF which
were advertisements. In this unmistakable proof
OF its popularity ana prosperity the HERALD finds
good cause for sel'-gratulation. FOR the first time
since the foundation OF the paper "thc quadruple
sheet OF nnety-six columns fell far short OF tho
demands for space Of advertisements and news as
to compel the issue OF twelve-couun sopplement
u sddit,on.n ass. Egs aa egtslsase rg Mta ..5
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NAVIGATION ON TIE HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, April A, 1873

PoUGHKEEPsIE April 4, 1873.
Navigation win be open as far north as Hudson
tomorrow. The Catskul ferryboats commenced
running regularly to-day The steamer Thomas
Cornell, OF Rondout, passed here tonight, in tow
OF the steamer Norwich for New York, for repairs.
Sailing vessels have comnence to arrive here.
The Hood in the river has fallen few inches to-
day. The ice remains stationary. The tracks OF
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads, Just above
Albany, are inundated, delaying the trains.
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(5ee 4, 70 Hese.-N0w L. the Tsr,a "a s.s
scribe for superb new edition OF Dicksass srss
Knows as CA Eron's Iusrsicd edition 70 he NM
xI.n"ss' =" - - this small amoun, .on ..
for standard p" BOOK nd at The twenty m month";
ina can hSmse sG e or The United s Dssess
n edison square, New York
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April 8, 1879.
An American detective has arrived here and
Identified Bidwel, the alleged Bank Of England
forger, as man well known to the American po-
lice. a1 tM
THE DINNER TABLE CRISIS.
The troubles with the butchers and saughterers
have ended. Nevertheless the prices OF meats are
still rising. iN40m vt Nr
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HIGH WATER AND ICE IN THE MOHAWK

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April 4, 1873.
The water in the Mohawk River at this point Is
ten feet above low water mark and the Ice still
maius firm.
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THE ATLANTIC's PASSENGERS.
Arrival OF some of the Rescued at Port

Arrival OF Some of the Rescued at Port
land.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 8, 1873.
The steamer Falmouth arrived here at two
O'Clock this morning, bringing Messrs. Roberts,
Dunn, Camancho, Wick, Richmond, Huzel and
Brown, OF the cabin passengers, and 3oe steer
company left here at three O'CLOCK en- route for New
York
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THE DEATH SENTENCE.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 4, 1873
At washington, Pa, to-day, motion for new
triA In the case OF Henry Briceand, convicted Of
the murder OF John Abingdon. was overruled, and
Brlceland sentenced to be hung
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PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PRovIDENcE, r.. T., April "a, 1879
Printing cloths are steady, with limited sales at
t65sc. o &c. for standard and extra cas-.
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M;earney's Buchu Is Une gaaiIcd Tor
disease in every stage iof Quad. street N, vs
clan always In attendance HUDNUT aaent
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coMpTRoLLER,s AWARD OF CITY STOCKS.

Comptroller Green has awarded, OF the proposals
received on the 80 inst for additional New Croton
Aqueduct stock" and ''Crot0n Water Main Stock
10 ell whose bids were 103,s and upwards. reject
Ing al BIDS below that rate. aa 71en s.fgafGi
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Parties wishing to buy these ceeora,,en sre cs,;onsd
erons ri obtaining the genuine aruces nre csuuonsn
sgainss .ne AZ ~ but easily
recognized By way ~ wn n sssy gha ~
are pm up spseo though Bters very psat
pleasant 70 every oy ~ hcSse
OF the apo''eoA'' '"N' L. 'FUNKE, Jr., Sole Agent
~. onoe HOY No. 029 &c Liberty street. ~ Y.
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now out Orders ale prizes cashed ints IN ahon flc.
"isred ghest rates paid tor spanish bills 40. 60
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Royal Havana l.ottery.-Thc Ecxtkaor-
M ME- craving takes place the 2sd inst j. Il. MARTf-
Nav vi BANKERS, ID Wall street. Post office box fen
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1lIItRlM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April 4, 1873.
His Holiness the Pope is recovering from his
recent illness.
this CITY.
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Fatal RAILROAD OOLLISIo
l Smnsh-Up I'm Nova scotia-Onc Killed
and Several Wounded.

HALIFAX. April 4, 1878.
collision occurred near Truro last night on the
Inter-Colonal Railroad. The night train from st.
John struck local tram from Halifax. The engine
driver on the st. John train instantly killed,
and baggage master had his legs cut of and can
not live. several passengers were injured, but
none fatally
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,oyni Havana IlOttery.-Circu Inrs and
Box ist p FURNISHED H. oRfEGA, No. Wall street
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Acknowledged by Physicians To BE
great remedy for weakness ana debility, GRAEFENBERG
MARsHALLs CATH0LIGON, y - per bottle w
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AUSTRALASIA.

Parliamentary Encouragement for Emigrants
to the Soil.
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A.-Rheum atism, Neuralgia Pcrma.
ncntly eradicated from the system charge by DR.
FITLkRS RHEUMATIC SYRUP, u John street; consul
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SPAIN.

Patriotic Concern for the Future Government Of
the Nation-Carlist Attack on
e r. Railway Train.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 81 A. M.
Probabilities
For Saturday in the Gulf States southcrly winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather, with rising
barometer; for the South Atlantic States
and the OHIO Valley southwesterly winds
and partly cloudy weather; for the
Middle and Eastern States and the lower lakes
northeasterly winds and partly cloudy weather
for the upper lakes northerly winds and cloudy
weather.
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ROME.

The Head Of the Church Convalescent-Forger
at Work. .asnt
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49, Nv = icctOrai Pearls-A Noted Confec-
irug",, sore Threats and IIoarsencss Sold by
t,rer New ~ cents Per box H. H. SNOW, sole n,anufac
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
PHARMACY. HEQALD building
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C.n.,oni-Boker,s BItters.

A Million Can Testify that Pain P sMH1
removes pain Instantly and that WOLCoIr9 A4'NA-
HILAT0R cures catarrh permanently.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 4, 1873.
despatch from sydney announces that the Par
yliament OF New south Wales has voted the sum OF
100000 to aid emigration to that colony.
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A.-An Unnatural Redness OF the Nose
or face IL positively cured by DR.. B. e. PERRY, 40 Bond
street New York. A cure guaranteed
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Bidwell Before an American Detsctive-The
Meat Market Trouble.
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Sixth avenue, corner Twcnty-third street
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
April g. T. and g.
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THE COMING RACE.
BY Lord Lytton.
l2mO.. Uaucr. " cents.

Primarily this book a coup of the mag nath M
brilliant and original secondary, 1t s5 shTswu M
suggestive essay political economy. Tniriy. " '5N
keen satire upon political and social evils o. tns Eg
In either Of these caracters exceeisy im' Ss-
garded simply dight Of nancy on y. ws nsnS
most readers will prefer to view ~ ~ ,@ secVn ldFy
character and wilt find It, thus viewed, 70 exiiibis
marvelious strength Of calm philosophy, an ntn late
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with The springs poll teal and iidv'su
acon and quickness Of vision in the detection Of wax
ots IN r,,r noficaI and moral systems, such
lew writer's have been endowed with. Even thos5 who
caro- nothing Tor the grave thoughts which under .se tho
narrative win be charmed by the wesustained Action
OF suppositous people. with manners ana ca atom. SO
rosreshinoly unlike and OF these
haps be seduced into ponderng upon questions TO which
hav never gave glance OF the mind before. But al
mirablc the book Is as piece Of literary rk adj
oire most Its philosophy. whose manner IL not ess
nrae worthy than its matter. Here are th,ghts that
viii creep into many minds In the agreeable association
which the author has given them-minds to which they
could unaccompanied, never gain an enraAcc We have
rarely ead suggestive and sastact book uln
'The Coming Race."-Literary World. Boston.
HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the sbove
by mail postage prepaid. to Art OF the Vne
States, on receipt OF the price.
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For Restoring Perfectly tae Original
color Of the hair cectuay checking aud preventing rs
REsTQRkR AMERICA No. AZ without an equal prs,'
Sold Nv all lruRgstA $1,000 II. WIN ~
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9r,stadoro,s Excelsior Hair Dye Trr.Ms-
forms hoary heads into youthful ones nstantaneousy
Sold where. II
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April Is tho Month and Knox the Man
This explains when and OF whom TO buy your Spring
hats Knox Is doing splendid business at his popular
salesroom, No. 2l2 Broadway.
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Agents Wanted-FOr the Best Sewing
Machine IN the market and the easiest sell Apply to
the WHITNEY SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 6l3
Broadway.
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A.-WhO Wants HIATT Call ON D0u.
GAM Manufacturer, l02 Nassau corner OF Ann street
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A.-No Cause for WOnder.-It Is Not
marvellous that ESPENSCHEID'S Silk Dress and Stiff
and Soft Felt HATS have become proverbial for fine
ness beauty and durability He is manufacturer Of
ample means and many years standing He to
every department Of his business personally. He Is
about the quality OF his hats than the SPLEEN
dor of hts fixtures his circle of custom Is constantly
expanding Go and Judge for yourself at lib Nassau St
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DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES
Roumanian suzerainty to the Porte Royalty
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 4, 1878.
Prince Charles OF Roumania has assured the Sub
dime Porte that he VIII not appoint diplomatic
agent at Washington.
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edition Ia this week. however, published by q.
w. CARLETON CO., of New York which, 1t Is believed,
WILL In every respect completely satisfy the popular
demand. II Is known
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10 Iueker, q Lively Ecwcry Boy.
plays an important part In francis a Smh,s now s,ory
OF city life, Little Sunshine; orr The Workny" G,si..
YORK WEEKLY. N'S ~ uic NEW
Tin Lined Lead Pipe Is n Block Tin Pine
heavily coated with solid lead. isthe hest and chean
est water Pipe when strength and durability arc con-
sldcrcd BY its iron rust lead zinc poisn are
oil avoided and general health promoted Price 10y
Pipe sent BY mail free BE not deceived by sshed
or nc0ated init atoms Address the COIW Ellis SHAW
WILLARD MFG. CO., 2l3 Centre street, New York /:
Also manuIacturcrs OF block tin Pipe, sheet Lead lead
Pipe, Solder, &c. Orders flied at sight
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A.-For Pimples ON the Face, Black.
heads and Feshworins use PERRY'S IMPROVED COME
DONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin medicine.
Sold nv druvQists everywhere
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A.-For Moth Patches, Frcckies and Tan
use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Depot ~ Bond street.
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NHARLES DICKENS WORKS.
A NEW EDITION.

Among the numerous editions of the works of this
greatest OF English Novests there has not been until
now one that entirely satisfies the public demand
Without exception they each have some strong distinc
tive objection.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- e.s1 4Na f..f sel corner OF Park row.
A GOOD Observation-Disclosures WHO READ
n THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL lcarn to judge
the characters OF strangers at glance, ana know
who Is and who is not trustworthy Only % year. &c.
a number, three trial numbers, 25c. ....--,..
s. X. WELLS, $50 Broadway, New York.
A LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF GOOD BOOKS, IN
n every department OF literature at reasonable prices
Old CURIOSITY Shop.
sreara N JOHN PYNE, 100 Nassau street.
DOCKS, OLD AND NEW, IN ALI. LANGUAGES AND
ID all subjects, the best editions, at the
Old Curiosity Shop.
4M rf JOHN fYNE, 100 Nassau street.
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1S73.-First
Spring Opening
MILLINERY.
LYLE,S.

r sSa sxsn'' tRsy %s sfss
April 8, I. and g. ..,a n#
A.-No Cause for Wonder.-It is Not
and re 5Sys bsso%s pT1ysISIs lSs ns
s eV2y depaqment percna Is
aop aa lis Of
expanding Go and Judge for yourself at lib Nassau St
A.-Freeman 4 Burr, Merchant Clothicrs,
1888 and 40 Fulton street. New York,
Invite attention to their new and elegant selections for
orders for garments 10 promptly and neatly OK
ecutcd a an moderate de- p PRICES s.. :, a.
Spring Suits 20 80 Boys Suits. 10 IL
Spring suits....... 20 50 Boys Suits. Is 20
Spring overcoats, s., $40
Spring overcoals Is, 20
ORDERS p S' fhffS 6ss!sI s'sssESAs agsns .
ew hs S 70 with G
tny OF sSE s s pss
free on application.
ABR. h. q. Perry, Dcrmatologist, 40
sSRS sIss
or any disease or complaints OF the scalp.
A.-For Pimples ON the Face, Black
hssss apS aEs The @
Sold by druggists everywhere.
A.-For Moth Patches, Frccllcs and Tan
BY druggists everywhere. Depot ~ Bond street.
A.-An Unnatural Redness or the Nose
Street ST ests New vp YORK. Azure guaranteed
Agents Wanted-For the Best Sewing
S Ne + FL sEws n
Broadway.
A.-Who Wants q HIATT Call ON Dou.
GAN, Manufacturer, lo2 Nassau corner Of Ann street.
April is tho Month and Knox the MAN.
This explains when and Of whom to buy Your Spring
ssissroom, No. "a Broadway '''' '''"-
A.-Rheum atism, Neuralgia Pcrma-
sH Ns john
Acknowledged by Physicians To BE q
A million Can Testify that Pain Paint
TTSfcK sln nsan snS aas
Cautions Causion,-Boker'sB Bitter
o 81 w cssnns $
sss1 the a%a
recognized By Il Mn,es a ssy NE
.Ssss ss Yer
ss ss snS shop eps'
cr,.,aaoro,s Excelsior Hair Dye Trr.Mx.
forms hoary heads into youthful ones instananeously
David,s Spring style OF Hat for Gentle
| men. 2sets Broadway, near Duane street
For Restoring Perfectly tns or,gina
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Abr. II. q. Perry, DermatOlOgtst, 40
Bond street, New York, cures with prescriptions espe,
Untneiy tray Hair; Dandruf Ringworm, salt Rheum
or any disease complaints OF the scalp.
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sixty days before maturity upon rebate Of inter-
est at the rate OF Six per cent per annum In gold.
The Murderer OF ROgerskf.
During the trial to-day OF Tom Wright negro. In
dicted Tor the murder OF Rogerski, his mistress,
mulatto, testified that Wright informed her he muir
dered Rogerski and related the particulars as she
received them from the accused There was other
testimony strongly showing the guilt Of the
prisoner.
subsidy Pomcroy Loses Ten Thousand
Dollars.
In the Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
recently Judgment by default on bill for $4,000
was given against ex-senator Pomeroy at the suit
OF Henry Clews 4 Co., Of New York. The judgment
may be set aside before the term closes.
Torn by Lion.
To-day, as Herr Darious, who has charge OF the
lions at Forepaugh's Menagerle, was attempting
to change the animals from one cage to another,
one OF them turned on him and gave hm fearful
wound on the left side OF his head and face. The
animal was secured and the wounded man pulled
out and sent to tent, where physician was called
in to dress his wounds.
General Civil Service - Making tho
Grand Round.
Messrs. Il. o. Graves, Chief Clerk In the once o
the United States Treasurer; 8. j. Kimball Chief o
the Revenue Marine Bureau OF the Treasury Dc
partment, and members OF the Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners for the Treasury Department. lief
here last night for she purpose Of applying the rule
and regulations OF the Civil Service that are In ope
ration In the Custom House and Sub.Treasury 0
New York city to such other offices 0
the Customs and independent Treasury service a
fall within their operation. They Will first vst
st. Louis. aud then proceed Southwest, vlsltln
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-23
TRIAL JUSTICE JOHN g. MAoKEK.

Trial Justice John g. Mackey died at three
O'Clock, yesterday morning, after one weeks
illness of typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Mackey
was a native of Charleston, brother of Judge
T. J. Mackey, and half-brother OF DR.. Albert
G. Mackey. At the opening of the war ne
was residing In Louisiana, and raised an ln-
fantry company for the Confederate service,
which was incorporated as Company In
Miles,s Louisiana Legion. During the siege
of Port Hudson, Mississippi, Colonel Miles
was killed, and Captain Mackey, being the
senior officer, assumed command of the legion.
and retained 1t until the capture OF that
post BY the Federal troops. At the close OIL
the war Captain Mackey returned to Charles-
ton. and entered the furniture business win
Mr.. Baker, under the firm name of Macsey d
Baker. On the dissolution Of that firm Captain
Msckey went into politics, and was soon ap-
pointed trial justice by Governor Scott, a
position which he retsined to the time Oh nls
death. Mr.. Mackey did larger business tnan
any other trial justice In this city, and lt ls
due to him to say that he appeared to be fair
minded, liberal and energetic In the discharge
of his public duties. He was forty-eight years
old. and leaves wife and seven children.