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New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
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WEDNESDAY. MACE r.
Mail, for RuroDe Qaesnst)En z8d LiFsplI ssr ss..s,
Manhattan close at No Supplementary MiA sorzss =,
3. H. from Pier No. - y K
A Pusssn Closet Mail IS sent b. tbs Line
THURSDAY. MAGcB n.
Ms for EaODe via P mouth ChefDJlrg lll Usmhuy ga.
shiD Wesiphss close At II supp NAL "a Pc 80
Thrd-st Hoboken Is closet at p S,-slap q 10
foot Of rhrl-st Hoboken.
A Pfnslsn Closed Mail s sent b. this iss
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails b. pr,oaa -
double postage
Mails for Havsa. and Hero b. the uesn,ho Clso,a- a.
D. m steamship sails at D m from Pier ~. IN r
Mails fos Panama AspnEs the Ceufri Ansreta sRi
cite pors etc. per steamship Henri C5ssncey s
ship sails al Il ~ from Pier No. a. n. r
FRIDAY. MACH a.
Mail for >ir " s. closed AZ tbe Aesf0rt PO0te rsr
dag a. D D. m. and goes via Boston.
Mail. g NeEfounilnd close the NeEf0fs Post OSa sr gS
day Al D. N. Steamship sails from P0rsui Me- sasJ
0. Due New York Friday, It q.
Letter postage ell tn Ws; aies ero@pi Wsss gaE A
be Is cent? tie Papers prs,.
SATURDAY. MARcH 2,
Great Britain anl France Quesns'0sn fn LV,sa
the steamship Baltic. eose az Supplementary kIi q
White star Dock Pavoa Perry Jersey City vii it:81
steamship sails NJ IRON " bite ssar Docs PsTOsa su
JERSEY CITY.
Hss for Great Britain snt Continent of Rgop sss,
sni Bremen per steamship Mosel close 81 u Ne sCpsnT
Mail Steamship sails at from t of Third st. Hgaosa
Dirrrr German Prasisn cOel M1 = sli bF tbs lo
Malls direct Brest sni Hagf- teass yhs
Dc Pans. will close al steamship sails 81 llJ ta Pc
No. 81 y. K
Mails for Ker wes, bv steamship Cigle eos sIlxsh
sails y. u. iron Pier 10. ~ 4
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
BLOOMISG GROVE PARK.

The second annual report of the Secretary OF
the Blooming Grove Park Association presents many
interesting facts concerning the propagation and aocma
ton Of animals 1t states:
The Association IS sound financially, and will have
balance OF S00O0 after having paid FOR Its stock lands
improvements and all other demands TO present date
The breeding park for deer GO acres has been wholly
inclOSed with deerproof WIRE fence feet HIGH with
posts 10 feet apart and two rustic gateways 20 feet hgh
give entrance TO avenue now passabie for wagons,
from which road diyerges 10 the gamekeepers lodge
last Summer. In its vicinity the geological collection
is located for the present II is only the nucleus for
something grander but contains bear, deer, caribOo
foxes, mink, fancy fowls &c. These provided with
proper shelter and food. In rayine short distance
from the lodge. which stands in pine grove are the
trout works Our waters In other parts OF the Park
territory will provide ample supply OF sh with which
TO stock these works English pheasants have been in
troduced into the deer park successfully but all Efforts
70 bring gsh rabbits the Atlantic have failed
kennel Of imported and domestic dogs OF the nnest
breed has been collected.
Last December the officers of the Park sent Mr. Rams
bottom the trout cutut 70 Maine 10 procure the oVa
OF land locked salmon" from Sebec Lakes for INTRO
duction iuto Park waters He was unsuccessful IN
obtaining OYa but procured eighteen grown specimens
OF hive FISH, which Will be placed waters as soon as
the ice opens. Our trout waters all abundAntly
stocked. They have been but little hshed the past sea
son; consequently they abound in hsh. Last Summer
two OF our members took from Taylors Creek In one
day string OF los trout which is not unusual catch
At time the Sh0hOa noted for s nne nshing
The construction OF the club house, last year. Will
prove most acceptable 70 members II Is 80 feet long 20
feet wide three aud half stories high with extension
own ground. This house will be open for occupation
about June Roads have been laid out and partly con
strueted In its vicinity and crOQuet ground prepared
for tue use OF the ladies.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
Tn the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
In the Same Court. Thomas Calaghan Of No. 505
US SUPREME coURT-wAsmyGTos March ls


No a-McNutt A. ag Turner % the Circuit Cout Tor
District Of Ino-Ihs an aeuoa ot ensu
derived rom the sane party PLAINTIFF The question for de-
esou title received By Turner through an admir-
vendors before his death and that be did not
seized OF the prope eqqenty the ute passed.
administrator void The Court held that the oes unlet
plaintiffs here claim, not having been recorded gave mem no h ana
affect the title eonveyd BY the adm nsato h
Judgment therefore for Turner and here Alarmed tse
finding thar the Courts OF hnoi,app the sane RUE As 70 @
recor the be By private JUDICIAL sale
the sale BY the administrator wss by proper Iu
diei,l authority Justice Swayus delivered the opinion
NO. l2l-ConHeld at. McCeand ali appeal from the
Supreme Colorado Ter1tOry-Ths action brng
10 compel the tefendAnts the plaintiff u
de go ,ite 10 o ofland The
the defendants and the decree In their To 'H
il Is aHrmed here. Justice Hunt delivered the opinion.
74-Magure Tyr ct al; to the snprene Coart OF
MssouT vas action commenced by Mgure recover lands
County Missouri covered By Spanish grant TO one
Rrte,n gbo title Government and under whom
Magure u o. the state Court Ess IN the t0unt
Cos Tor Msgpre but the sur RENE reversed
zment OF the supreme Court reversed aud the cause
msnied directions 70 enter Affirming toe decree Of e
then proceeded addse sgn the complaint be dismissed TIE
ground remedy by Mcguire not the legal one being
bugb here second time and decided the Court reversing
and proceed itself g. enter the ugment before
directed the Court Of tie state TO enter Jae C1ol De-
No s1eebt ss Howard Sanger Coz the Circuit Court
Western District of TeunesseeIhe defendants ~ error o9asn
against specht accommodation i1orer Jepe Bro o. Mem
phs seebts residence The aote vas made and nlof
VA. protested in SeYot ami nose By mail
the maker although te we're
which offered by the defsnians IN error 20
show that the time Of msEns 1e, noe
PAYABLE n NewYos omission in the pote being due 10 clerical
kr The question withdrawal Of this evidence IS the maa
Court and the decision that Vas properly SirSn
imp opey admitted No psro contract could he admitted 20
yA quality the sf the note The Judgement vas
.ga the plaintiff proof that after bis sehsrge on the
made promise 10 IT, aud II Is 'nHed Ja'e "'ae
deliy thru
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
DAMAGES FOR IMPRISONMENT.

In the Marine Court Part Ill, Judge How
land presiding the OF Croty agt Hrsch and others
tried yesterday The action was for damages for
false imprisonment and the jury found for the plaintiff
for SIS The plaintiff had been imprisoned in Ludlows
Jail under an order OF the Court Of Common Pleas pro-
cured in an action brought by three OF the present de-
PENDANTS 10 set aside chael mortgage alleged to have
been rauduenty executed by Crotty and under which
had been appointed to take charge of his prop
erty One OF tho attorneys for the plaintiffs In those
proceedings was also Joined defendant. The plain
tin claimed damages for injury 10 his character In add
tion 10 the expenses incurred by him while In prison
The Judge charged the Jury that while II was apparent
the plaintiff had been arrested under mistake and
no malice could be imputed to the defendants, he
entitled to recover damages In determining the ques
tiOn exemplary damages the jury had TO decide how
far Crotty's character damaged by his imprison
meu
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

convictions Of the night way. nor 70 attempt TO
borrow others plumes then his own In which 70 appear
before the eyes Of the groundings who for the most
part capable Of nothing but "nexplicablo dumb
shogs and paint but when ho has stre,ohed ortn s
Ing that sound seed which shall not ran
to give rich harvest In tho full
Mr.. Page here read "Tho Waterfowl" "Hebe," and
" Invita- Minerva"
To every artist OF much experience II will occur 10
remember how. many time and off, he has. after long
looking forward TO some desired but remote object OF
attainment, after perhaps years Of endeayor and toll
all It's enchantment vanished and proves at most
only new starting point from which TO essay onward
made itself visible TO his delighted eye, only like the
former 10 serve him. in its turn the same trick Of lure
ana vanish Thus springs eternal In the artistic
breast the hope that promises aud 20 the very ond sun
more largely promises, until art is too long for life
ana blessed be II that II Is So for this is that which
keeps decay and age aoo, and carries youth and the
learners JOY into the very last hours and most advanced
equally the student Yet more conspicuous Is that
studes lie s sure TO start with an admiration oil what
in the long rung shows its supercaty, and to look for
and those qualities which he has either reached
at least dseerned but as no himself grows his power OF
seeing grows also and The picture which when he trst
hnndred tImcs must he ~ connr' 'rat,veIv
ordinary character, for the truly great works OF
to give the advancing observer added
pleasure at each new seeing, being never exhausted
but always growing and revealing new excellences un
before until indeed the observers art has wholly
Outgrown the art OF him VINO produced the WORK IN
question In short, no work OF art Is really great IN the
to the very end.
"The Kingdom OF art is within your Such harmony
Is in immortal souls, but while this muddy vesture OF
decay doth grossly close 1t In, we cannot near only
10 be true to this harmony and In no way 10 Detray or
violate mood and lenses, but TO keep IT, as IL were
unspOtted from the world and In such perfect tune as
shall give warrant OF quick response 10 each artistic
touch and requirement, keeping before the mlnd
eye the very oes aim and free scope for the growth
of yet another aspiration; and this brings me again
where must endeavor TO win the poet to my SIDE, IN
whose words to tell yOu better than Ia my owh' "has
/ would have you hear.
Mr.. Page here repeated the poems The Footpath
aud Extreme UDcti0n."
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE COURTS.
THE CITYs SUITS.
BROwNs CLAIM FOR EXTRA srREET-CLEANisG
OPPOSED.


BRowN's CLAIM FOR EXTRA sTREET-CLEANIsG
OPPOSED.
John G.. Ham sued Henry Mason and others
and the Mayor &c, time ago, 10 recover 1900
damages for injuries his stock OF carriages the
ground floor OF the building used as the Normal College,
caused by the leakage Of the closets constructed by the
Board of Education. The came up Tor trial last
week. In the Superior Court before Judge Barbour and
iury At that time the complaint was, on motion, dis
missed as far "a IL concerned Mason the owner OF the
bniIdng but It was continued to the city IA soon as
the plaintiffs evidence in motion ON behalf OF the
city was made 10 dismiss the ground that the Board
OF Education independent corporation ana the
city was not liable for The motion was refused
and the jury found 81 800 for the plaintiff
In the matter OF James Doyle, who asks for man
damus against the Controller for the payment OF his
salary as an officer the Superior Court, Judge Davis
expressed yesterday opinion that he was entitled to
a nandamus. but declined TO give decision until an
issue on a matter OF fact has been settled.
The Board OF Apportonment and Audit received, yes
terday mandamus from the Supreme Court command
ing them TO pay Browns claim Of $4,000 for extra street
cleaning or to why the claim should not be
paid The following resolution relative to the claim
adopted unanimously: ,
soIrod That as appears evidence subwe and best
Board that the claimant John Bf9~
fUd his seetceaning retarn he maze 70
mandamas setting forth such failure and that on account
opinion Of this BOa amount claimed By said Brown aot justly due
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
BROOKLYN CRIMINALS PUNISHED.

Yesterday was a busy time in the Kings County
Court OF Sessions and justice meted out to several
noted criminals. David DOwd, age 49, and Eugene Small
age H. were first arraigned before Judge Moore for
sentence having been convicted previously OF in
setting fire wfuy to the stable Of Urah Ellis of No. l6
Dodworhs for the purpose Of plumber the night Of
also implicated in the attempt TO burn other build
sentence said that evidence their guilt so
very conclusive he had alternative but to mete
out the law to hem He desired that 1t should be under
stood that those who committed such crimes should be
punished severely He then sentenced the incendaries
the Prison tor years each These the
first convictions for ncendarsm that have been secured
for many years IN Kings County.
William T. Hatch the divorce detective" who ac-
cordng TO his own acknowledgment, employed TO
shadow" married women was then placed before the
bar for sentence on a conviction of perjury He
witness for the plaintiff in the action OF James Cox
against his wife Caroline Cox for divorce the ground
OF nndellty, and arrested subsequently for false
swearing, on complaint OF Robert p. Newcomb whom
prisoner had testified TO enter house Of
il-fame with Mrs Cox. Judge Moore sentenced him to
Imprisonment at Sing Sing for six years and six months
James Edert, a butcher, next sentenced for an
attempt TO murder mis- wife Elizabeth In Prospectst.,
on the night Of Dec 81, 1872 The woman had left her
husband because he i'll used her. In it Of rage he
assaulted her with large knife iufctng wounds that
have rendered her life uncertain. He sentenced TO
the State Prison for nine years anu six months
Patrick Rooney, stephen Walters, and William Lynch,
three young burglars guilty of numerous depredatons,
sentenced TO the Pententary for year aud six
ths
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE RoGrs STOCK CERTIFICATES.

,,,,r,,,> or ONE or THE SUSPECTED BROKERS
HIS PARTNER PROBABLY REsPohoinhh f'i
THE FORGERIES. o., ;,
The forgery of the certificates oil ra'i'o"u
stock still continued be the subject OF diSousson ~
woust and John W. Oddie. OF the late firm OF ouu'e
80, 80 - hd roturned 20 the city, closeted with
enc president OF the stock Exchange In reference "
tho frauds OF his partner and his relations 10 tuo
change Mr. Oddie has withdrawn irom 'he nii" VI
Oddie Austin and promises, 30 Tar as no Is aoo' W
,oet all obligations He makes the following statement
some dsys ago he left the city and went to barnega
In New,Jersey on shooting excursion, from "hoh ho
was recalled the kilograms of his brother oNo iio
has been member of the Stock Exchange about seven
wears and has been partnership with his Drotner vi
willie for several years in BrOadst In November no us
solved partnership with his brother VINO hau auNer-
tised for a partner with capital Austin repheu, ou'
his Ibrotber forming another connection referred the
newcomer to him. After several conferences the hrm
of Oddie & Austin was organized Austin furnishing
canal OF $4,000 and giving his references the BANK
~ the Commonwealth where he kept an accounts James
Julian Co.. stock brokers, who had recently employed
him. and q. j. Turner Of Nassau-st., lawyer
all of whom gave him fair character
Austin appeared TO be podding, methodcal business
man, well adapted TO take charge OF once routine NJ
occurred during the four months partner
shin TO arouse suspicious When Odde left the city last
week he believed his business be prosperous and was
NOT fully persuaded to the contrary until he had arrived
IN this city The precise amount OF Austins detacaon
and how much the firm liable for. he had not been
able TO ascertain. .o,,,. 4, A..
tin stated that Austin seemed to desire to have MIN
leave the office. Finally he did leave 1t, ana Austin re-
fused 10 allow him TO enter the private office, on the
ground that il was intended for members or the urn
alone Cammann states that Austin had orders OUT iOr
the sale OF about shares OF stock includng 300
OF Erie Ii believed that he intended to furnish bogus
certificates when the stock was sold. ,,
The present cashier, Mr. Lazarus. states that he has
only been with the firm about two weeks lie useu 10
know Austin employe OF Jas Julian 20, III NSW
afternoon, after making up balance shce. .Star
that he might 60 home for the DAY AiteI
leaving the Office Lazarus learned that four men had
called TO see Austin OF whom, named Sprague Is pc
leyed TO have receiy Ell 5000 from HIM Sprague put hs
amount down on account opened in his name on the
books of the lirm. -, -.., hi.
The cashier states that Austin was very free win MS
money and lived we'll Julian Co say that they KNOW
nothing OF Austin beyond the fact that he appeared 10
have money and delivered stocks for them at sna
salary for a short time The detectives regard Ausuh
reputation rs bad.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
SUBURBAN TOWN AND COUNTY DEBTS.
Dhn total hnnhed indebtedness of Once

The total bonded Indebtedness of Queens
County s 57524s 3d. OF which only $4,000 is charge
able to the county large the remainder being divided
among the towns and villages follows Long Island
City, slS59sO SO Flushing, $50 500; Jamaica $1,000
Newtown s4O College Point, s7oOO Flushing VIII
lage OOO Whit estone 81 900 OF the towns, Hemp
stead North Hampstead and oyster Bay have no bonded
Indebtedness and Of the villages, Hampstead and ia
maica have nome or the debt charReabe to the county
AT large S7q2 900 is on account OF war and b0untes
The towns and villages 1t appears have contributed an
aggregate OF s5926s 10 aid IN the construction OF roads
County fs only s9521OO. OF which $5695O is charge
able 10 the county at large The town indebtedness IS
follows Babylon and Huntington $500 lsllp $3.50 I;
Riverhead, $4,000; SmthtOwn lin aid or ralr0a0sl.
$4,000; southampton Qn aid OF railroads). NlS,O0O
There is no village Indebtedness, and the towns OF
Bropkha yen East Hampton, Shelter Island and South
old have not any. The indebtedness OF Huntington,
Isip and Riverhead is for bOunties, and SOO OF
southamptOn's debt is for the same purpose.
According 10 official returns, the bonded Indebtedness
OF the several Of Weschester County contracts
principally for and bountes, roads and bridges,
is as follows: Bedford $4,000; Cortland $4,000. East
chester s5l6TTO Greenburgh, s675O; Harrison, ts4,
$50: IewisbOrOugh 81 500; Mamaroneck. 1854; Nor
risana t452 500 Mount Pleasant t3S Sl New Rochelle,
ss 500 North Castle k4S5O Ossining. $4,000; Pelham,
81 522 Poundridge $1,000 Rye, fs7,So; Westchester,
S35l 200 West Farms $4,000 White Plains, sl2sl0!
Yonkers including the new town OF kngsbridge' s9os
ss3; yorktown. S2 02O The towns OF Newcastle North
salem, aud Somers free from any bonded indebted
ness Peeksk has Indebtedness Of s2lSoO and White
Plains s365OO contracted In each case Tor the improve
ant ~ rnaAa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEW -IoRK........

PORT OF SEW -TOkE.... ...,....s..s.nARcaA IL
CLEARED.
Steamship l7naIa B) ovens,oae Liverpool Hsnsrsos BrsH
steamship Thorsaisea Ger Hsksn ha'e kG hrssfs - Ia
Steamship Oh Doninos Walker. Norfolk CiJ P0st 4S oA'
steamshp Leo Dearbora savansah Ga MsTray Psrs ca
ssssmsSp IeIasar f = NeKay Gil.s5T Hsrier,oa Br.
Steamship Wilmington. Holmes. PEiadsps.s. Wn CTs
steamship 5 ?. Phelps Brosn, Phlaie.2ht
Ship slAet H.St CroEe Ssn tTl1ssoo S sIi'oa 9 20
Bark PalAs (Br) Biiae Belize. Houdgras. " yeI g
BriS RenssIw Sylrester GTsTtorn Ne &. R,0sr'atcA
Schr. Is.sc Rch BrTAnt. Portland.
seST seST Ps.st Pssoess SSset t,s+.1 e woSis ao,
Schr. Marshal Ney. Gnrin CALAIS.
Sehr Dart Williams stamford St5m0ri Ma-g'i-ilnssh 70
schr Williams Morreu s;auiori staH.ori Aia1'1nS'~
ARRIVED. -,
Steamship B,ae Br) xsn1edy, Liverpool MA's va V'''
steamship Montgomery FrclO;s. savsaaih Tta mise o.
Sie,sfp Saa Jaa,o Hllrl S4TAasls va ui asi P
sSeanssp C. knsa, JonasOa AsIAain, Va, rA ns -
pls se,HshO a pSsioa walker Rehnoai cy Past A., ssA
win nose pass. OA Dominion s'eansa. 60 ID, q,
ship John X. Orossteg (Brl Carose. Amor Dee -
ship Admiral o. Gl HaesOop Brsnez s! lays - -. 80, u
Bark SAfrsgaEseis HaRHa, CaEres'oa ia''' VA S''
BsTi Ai of Bath, Bar. Trieste De-, ;h pss. -, a.
Bark AnAls ItAL }, Amals, Gifgeau De- > Aai 'A'-
Bng Kolilng D.n) BrOci s,n'O. 81 da', .t's ooss ,
Brg Chiarz aL Jaccarno. Clstelalsr u iN' - ,,Is
schr M A. Poison sf Boston, Rose, Cirieais lAih 50
DOMESTIC PORTS. o.s..,,..
BosroS March H-Aruvet steamship hcrrae' - ,.. D,r4
GALyEsroS MAreh I5-SAllei. steamship CV oi h0s'''s
for Sewlork -. W Cyk
KKr WEST. Fla March 5.-SAiiet. s.eimsap oe''s' w. -
Cole from UaTest0a i0r SeN-f0rk
FOREIGN PORTS. s.,,s
LrvERPoot- March lA-The Alias lane ,eih1p S
Airi from Portland March arrived here t nora as ,, o.
BKsrot Eng March l8rhe Great Western Lle s'e,s.,t
Western Ssmger from NssYork MircA sf.r' l R-Ossk
OUKESsrowS March l2-Ths White Star lire l-,s -
Geate ari the uman Lac steamship I q bfloA y. ss
from Ne~.York March g. Tor Lverp0ol, baEe afl'e- ~"
last evening" aDd the isfteF O'Clock MS morning .,ssss
BERsr March isThe Generil rransauiaHe =, 81 y
Perrire Dage. roa Nes-loTE NarcA 5, iIr'el le's -
morninS. ,.,,. d.,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Kings County Court of General Sessions,
yesterday and John Primrose sgned for keeping
pocyhops BrOokn T. d. Their counsel novel 20
there duplication Of charges
could found the statute book The cases we're
adjourned.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday, in
brought 10 alleged infringement Of tie plaintiff
patent regerator obtain the usu injunction Judge Batch
ford on reheing dismissed the bill with costs This decision cores
a great number Of other involving the same patent
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Lewith Michael CaVsnuAgh Of No 10 West ISeny
urhs bail for pointing pistol at me hea oi M
Horton threatening kill him Leopold Gustebe eoore OF
argnei charge snteing saeh I1
Francis Mae OF No 20 Spnng on Mondag nghl t
10 dn Of $4,000 to and 10 50 bail on charge oi
carving slunzshOt concealed
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday before
Recorder Hacke following DISPOSED Of Albert W h
motion OF District
Judgment indefinitely James Wallace assault and battery
Pent Patrick McNulty asssut With dangerous
weapon with DO bodily harm. state Prison two years ch
ard C. Sinclair onous assault aud battery Acquitted EiTArl
Trainor grand larceny. Acquitted
In the same Court Thomas Callaghan of No. yO3
garrOd crowd Of Oughs Monday Dyht s
South Finhave. Grandst lie robbed OF Nah ana
He fully identified Peter OD0nne AZ one
Of his asssnts committed without bail ODonneu Is
terror 10 vicinity Of Grant sod South fh
January last similar ehsrge IMAM
HOPKINS III Bgh-ave held default Of SLOW bs on
charge preferred him BY Eugene Hoeschng OF NO I ueen
of having stolen Monday night last express wagon "orh
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

men Holland and Burford happened to no
near, and hearing tho cries OF the citizen:
started after the highwaymen and suoceeded
in capturing two OF them Tho thieves , were
taken TO station house In Fourthst and the police
then tracked the other rebber to q building In NOrth,
sixth-st where four others of the gang were iounu
under n bod They were all arrested, aud gave the
names OF Thomas McDermot, Joseph Elgan nd David
Tweed, and James Campbell. Tho two nrst captureu1
stated that their names Patrick Broderlok anu
John McDermot. They were identified posiuvey ~ ~
the men who robbed Mr. Ryan, The police believe Una.
these men belong to the notorious Batte-rowH samE
of which tho murderer Rogers was losuer' i"0 P'
oners were committed TO all last night
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
P4SSENGERS ARRLEED.

FROM LTyERPOOL-Is s>gn,ship Bil,s Nirh aoda sse.j
srsoa MIS- Agues Sewarson. y P Saiien Ms sitsa NJ e
Mrs Tuck John r. Manroe. 2 Lonag H. p HlaHs T. hs
auran Master l. C. A4xiuran George AcClsk hrs Gea h
Mis- p. Barleh c. ". Bristol Mrs W u. BrIo, Mss BahS
W p Dunning SAMUEL Fgrran. Charles Els0g Geoge gsn
Mr. stuart NJ ~ AmAral g. Gleniean,lg Geo W ESt ~
John Scott Scott. Mr. Grant Chsres Graat Q. o. Plp '
bert spn. TdenAn Marhs1e. w. "a Power T. Pgvef W. eS
vain Rr1es Weber, D. q. Y. hevinas q. Cere haeI
TAYLOR. j..
FROM SAYASSAH--lH s11Hasip G0Ei7onery. hsrb IA!
Hull vie J. Donlsol, Rev. J. CGnGns J. Aslosi De
son, w. WOOD, P. Coleman