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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

ANTHOLOGY.
A DELAIDE IT, LAMBERTSON. CLAIRvOYANT BAS
N removed TO lO4 West Eighteenth street, near sixth
avenue.
A TEsT-MRS VANsISE, BUSINESS AND MEDf.
~ cal Clairvoyant Sprtualist, tells namc day OF
marriage brings together those long separated, gives
positive Information on all affairs life satisfaction,
pay. 62l second avenue, Thirty street.
A TrENTlON l-CONSULrAT1ONS ON BUSINESS,
N law suits, enemies losses absent friends love, mar
sickness and death Pay refused unless satisfied
Nine. SINGH, Clairyoyant, 62i sixth avenue.
EUROPEAN CLAlRVOYANT-TELLSN NAMES, SHOWS
u kenesses, causes marriages gives numbers ~ cents
and 81. l42 West Twenty -nith street, basement
MISS WELLINGTON THE BEST OF ALL CLAIR
m voyants tells past present and future; gives lucky
numbers tells OF losses thels brings the separated
together and gives good luck TO all Al Last Twenty
eighth street, near Fourth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

FT,ARRYTOWN HEIGHTS HOTEL, TARRYTOWN, ON
the Hudson-Wiu open the lst OF June; parties wish
ing TO engage Rooms Tor will find carriages ut
depot arrival OF the l0 train from New York. Tues
days aud Fridays. For terms, &c. apply to JAMES T.
DUDLEY, 70 Nassau street. room 36
THE WEST END. FORT wASHINGTON-THIS NEW
Hotcl located opposite the Paiiades, the Hudson,
and In all Its appointments first class will about
May o. For rooms address CHARLES H. SHELLEY.
yNOoDBINE HOTEL, HIGH BRIDGE.-OPEN FOR
w boarders Room and Board. for gentleman. fl5
per week. steamboat TO PECK slip In hour. Hudson
River Railroad 10 Grand Central depot III 20 minutes.
:. BROUGHT0N
WoODsBURG PAVILION, wooDsBURG, l.. I.-THIs
w magnificent Hotel viii be opened June l; can be
reached by South side or Long Island Railroad For
terms &c, address n. r. sEWELL, Proprietor.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY AND
i county OF Philadelphia.
In the matter OF the partition Of the estate of
ROBERT STEWART, deceased.
Take notice, that the said Court granted rule
the heirs and interested in the said Estate to
pear Court to accept refuse the premises divided
of the valuations placed thereon by the inquest and, in
OF re sa TO accept the said premises at the vaua
tons, to show cause why the same should not be Sold
Returnabc the l7h day May 1873 at ~ o'clock A.
NJ. JOSEPH q. TITIERMARY, Clerk of Orphans Court
JOHN +. GOODWIN,
Attorney for Petitioners Philadelphia
To Hugh walker and Thomas stewart
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

Congressman G.. w. HazeltOn Of Wisconsin
has turned over his extra back pay to the National
Treasury.
A project is on foot for a meeting of Western
Southern Concressmen at ST. Louis time next
MONTH to consider questions OF general special in
tercst to the states Of the Mississippi Valley 1t is
thought probable that $50 Congressman will attend.
4 Hampshire Administration organ
denies the reported remark OF the Hon. GLENN W.
scoheld that the Republican party was put to It's
trumps" in the last campaign. winch MEANS doubtless
that the repeaters like Mr. Brown, who lately par
doned by President Grant for voting the Republican
ticket too many times in day, are not " trumps.'
IL % be only question what suit the knANeb Oo
long IN.
In pursuance of a resolution adopted by both
Houses OF the Legislature Of New-Jersey' on the
last day OF the session, requesting and en-
powerinC the Governor 10 appoint, by and with
the consent Of the Senate, a Commission e.
consist Of two persons from each Congressional District
10 suggest and prepare amendments the state Const
tuition for submission 10 the next legislature the Gov
issued proclamation yesterday calling an extra
session nor the purpose Of cOnsleIl thS
ton Thursday, April p, az noon
We learn with regret from The Washington
Chronicle men who coud play upon the political
passions and purposes Of thousands rs musician OF
the keys OF panoorte. found themselves az the close
OF the recent campaign without follower We also
surprised to from the source that they fell
ike the Titan whose heaving breast the gods OF
Greek mythology placed the weight Of Mount Hna,
crushed by TIE NEw-YOnK TRIBUSL.' This IS mixed
Iuf powerful Tie Chronicle edited bv the Titan on
whose heavIug breast the gods the Credit AODlher
placed the weight OF two 5000 checks, ana ne Wrltes
ike q statesman and a scholar.
The farmers recently held meeting at OF
tawa Kansas They attended, among other things. TO
that "hotbed of corruptun' the Kansas Legislature
and resolved that they ck and tired Of political
demsgogues professional politicians and the whole set
OF rrcksters. shysters and cOrrupronists VINO have
heretofore represented them in the State and National
Legislatures" The sick and tired farmers pledged them
selves 20 support Old party candidates These
Kansas yeomen are by no means singular IN their
luton. There is feeling Ike their, observable I'D al
paris " country; and the hour IN which 10 viii ma
INDIGNANT expression cannot be very far distant
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
THE AGENTS STATEMENT.

To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: | have refTained from addressing the
press respecting the AtAntic's calamity until should
be III possession OF authenticated facts IN cOnuec
ton Herewith Under the excitement naturally caused
by the great loss OF life every report ana rumOr Nch
press aud the disaster surrounded with cOntraco
ton and false statements. Capt. Wlllans's ouhal
renOrt. and examination at HaltaX-prel urinary
only 10 the searching 10 DE held IN LlYerpoOI
by the British Board OF Tradeenable me 70 lay before
YOU a plain statement Of the case.
IL has stated tnat the Atlantic was 5h0t Or pro-
Visions This papaby untrue. as there was on OOar
of beef bread, -four, and substantial provisions, on
leaving England. enough for 81 days IN order 20 comply
with schedule OF British Board OF Trade ana
which Is vigorously enforced by the emlgraTOn OH
GERS grant ship u permitted 70 leave port
The only ground for such report seems 10 nave arisen
from shOrtness OF salt fish and II has always been
an object OF the OF the line 70 make the bill ot
fare as attractive possible, have no hesitation m
stating that the steamer was moro thAn ruliy pro-
ylsiOned.
The next charge which has been made is that the At
short OF coal Owing % the strikes
among the miners in England coal has for some tlme
To provide against any contingency arising rom
cause, the managers OF the line have supplied 20
the steamers large margin beyond the average con-
sumption OF the boats; and we lind the Atlantic was
furnished in Liverpool with 9I tons, against her aver
age consumption the IS passages 20 New York or "a
tons Notwithstanding this liberal allowance the nature
OF coal 10 have been such that 10 burned with
Unprecedented rapidly. From this cause alone ana
not fault Of the managers OF the nne short
nes. coal aDprehended. and the captain decided
10 bear up Hafax-a port once regular calling
place American seamers considered perfectly saie
6y sailors for all purposes, and has been made use OF
since the st Of January 1874 by the following steamers
the purpose OI cOalng:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
A VISIT TO THE WRECK.

John Young, who has spent the past FIVE
days the OF tho Atlantic wreck. returned "
New-York yesterday, and has furnished 20 TRIBUNE
reporter few particulars concerning the doings at the
wreck The Atlantic, he said, was the most complete
wreck be had ever She is lying Of shore, on
her beam ends with her spars resting the surface Of
the water and at high tide is completely submerged.
By the force OF the collision the bottom entirely
way distancei OF not less than 2 feet and
twain Just abaft the forcrgGing.
The separated from the vessel itself by not
less than 60 feet and lies among the rocks where It was
driven by the heavy Everything within has been
washed by the and picked up by the wrecker
The divers and engineers OF the Coast Wrecng Company
have worked whenever the weather permitted, and two
steamers and schOOners OF the Company
but only full days labor has been performed This
was on Friday. A southerLy wind coming up on
Saturday it was necessary desist Since that time
the weather has continued very unfavOrabe but there
are so many divers and wOrkmen that IA good weather
rapid progress made, and already brig heavily aden
YORK. a glance through the openings in the
steamer diseOses q OF terrible cOnfusnu. The
cargo tables sofas, berths and the bodies OF victims
have been heaped together in sCkeDing disorder The
bodies which are slowly being recovered from day
TO day said 70 be in good state OF pre- eryatOn,
aud can easily identified. The hotels at Halifax are
still crowded with friends who sOrrowtuy await tldngs
Star Line from this city and the agents al Halifax. have
been doing all in their power 70 recover the bodies.
Capt Williams is still at the scene OF the wreck, anu Is
much broken down
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, April II, 1873
The Senate Special Committee on transportation
Routes 10 the seabOard their meeting to-day decided
IN send subcommittee OF two Senator'S Mr.. Casserly OF
California and Mr. Mitchell of Oregon TO California 10
investigate and report upon the subject OF inland ana
sea transportation to the full Committee Mt Mtcheh
will start westward on Saturday. The Committee
,iso concluded that II would DO better TO
first collect all the data within their reach
before making personal investigations. The Char-
man. senator Win dom OF Minnesota and the CLERK Oh the
Committee remain here ror that purpose. Inc pro-
gramme is extensive including the relations OF hAVlsa
BILE rivers 70 canals, the extent ana locations Oh r-
roads the lakes cost OF m tba nrn
inland and bv sea foreign countries ana al ene Pr
nosad canal routes and water lines, agrcntIa piuuo
ions Of improvements, &c Srenafs o 30 ~ y,ne %
ton on the subject Of American products IN iorein
markets. It the intention OF te % Ib and
Thoroughly examine the matters lntrusteu ~ t4ie, A
TO procure information from Official ana private '''
The National Academy OF Sciences, which Is in Session
al The Smithsonian Institution THIS week. il A1ehuou "
many OF the most prominent scientihc men VI to oou
trv Papers have already been read by Prof Hsard on
!. r,.tern,nat,op of Longitude between Europe and
America bv the United States Coast Survey" by Dr.
J. g Newberry Of Columbia COLLEGE ~ l. on the
.. structure and the Age OF the CinoinhAu Auu-
clinnl" by Prof. Simon Neweom OF the WASH
ingtou Observatory on the Need VI more
Accurate fnvestgations;" and tables OF tne CeesAAi
Motions by DIR. .. T. Chandler ana ftoi D -. -, -,
on the results of dstillng certain hydrOeaIo W os
with and without the AID OF vacuum ~ anu on ~ ~
prof BENJAMIN Pierce OF the Coast sur on ~.
eodesy OF the Coast Survey; by Prof A y notVho1 rn
OF Russia the General Atmosphere CnSnison pt
Guyot continued discussion of TINS sulJcp' ~ tlol
A a. Newton on Repeating Curves. severa o'nsr s pa
pcrs oil prepared with great care Dut genep Oh noro
interest To scientific than 70 the Pcopo ~ ABo'
were aso read.
The Senate Committee sn Transportation ROUTES nave
not yet disposed of tho postal controversy rhey
will give the Pos-Ofheo Department an opportunity TO
, nraseut ia aida of ths au on in the presonoe Of
The railroad Representatives. Tho Committee wi AZ
the next session VI Congress- report ON tue law aud inc
faols ia tho ease.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
GOVERNMENT WEATH REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFfcs or THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFIoER.
WARRINGTON, d. c.. Friday, April Is, lSl3-l a. u. ,
Synopsis FOR the pGSl it0eHiy- four hours.
The area of low barometer that was, Wednes-
day night over Illinois, Southern Michigan, and N the
ohio valley continues nearly the same portion or
country with special centers IN Indiana, on Lake
Huron ana possibly Cape Hatteras; the pressure
has fallen decidedly throughout New England and the
Middle states less extent over the lake regiOn
The temperature has fallen IL the Southern states east
OF the Mississippi and has risen somewhat N the ONO
valley northeast winds With cloud and ram prevail In
southeasterly winds with IN Southern Illinois, In
diana, and OniO.
Northwest winds diminishing 70 calms, with clear
weather. are reported from the Southern states the
pressure fallen with increasing southery winds IN
Nebraska and the North West, 80 Tar az heard nom
during Thursday. 80
The area of barometer will deveOpe on Friday
especially over the lower lakes and Michigan with local
centers in Indiana and over Lake Ontario.
The storm center Long Island aciA sOiciy
tO1drd cape Cod; JOr Aen-ERgLIHd eoHtHued a0TLt-
edsfeTiy pisdS and rain
For the lower lakes variable winds mostly from the
East with pain for the Onio Lower Missouri VAL
leys generally westerly winds cloudy and clearing
weather for the Southern States, rising temperature
and clearing weather. The barometer will continue
falling North West and the region OF sOuLheriy
winds viii extend eastward into Indiana and Minnesota
the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy and clear
ing weather -,
Grand Haven. Detroit. Toledo Cleveland, Buffalo, Oa-
wegu, Rochester New-YOrk, New Haven, New-London,
wotd's Hole, Boston, and are ordered for Portland
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
I7HE ATLANTIC DISASTER.
AT HALIFAX.
r,urry,e,wo MoRE BoDrEs Observation-Disclosures
ARRESTED.


ARRESTED
HALIFAX April 1.-THE weather being fav
orable t,,.jav Capt. Sherdans divers renewed the
search 10, ths bod s. and up TO the time he steamtng
left Prospec q had recovered. They were all un
recognized s,eerage p ssengor, principally women and
children. They were buxicd without delay. There was
difficulty regarding the BURIAL the Whito Star agents
having nado all the necessary arrangements. Inc
Dominion Government which takes possession OF al the
unclaimed property Of the dead, agrees 70 pay snare
OF the expense. The steamer PorL chartored py tns
Coast Wre0king Company, arrived at ff9SpeoS tnlS
morning She will probably be sent back 70 w-fork
at once there being enough saved to Load her
Capt. Williams, Mr.. Brady, Mr. Pennell. ana others
came up rom the wreck tonight TO be present whom the
decision Of the Court OF Inquiry is gwen tomorrow IL
is reported that the bodies Of woman and child d1Lea
ashore near Lunenburg The steamer L1ckawanna, De-
longing TO the SewYOrk Coast Wreokng Company, has
arrived at Prospect man named Todd, who lost his
father and mother tho Atlantic, arrived this morning
from Chicago in search OF their remains aud their prop
erty. The body of Mr.. Todd had been recovered and
buried at Prospect Twelve dollars found his body
were restored to tho son.
a named slaughcn White and his three sons. resi-
dents Of Prospect having been suspected OF pferng at
the wreck for their issued yeser
day. quantity Of baggage found in the fathers
possession. including identified the property or
the late Miss ScrymseT White arrested last night
and Will he examined tomorrow. Handbhls containing
sections OF the law bearing upon robbery from wrecks
have been printed and sent 20 Prospect and Terence
Bay ana are 70 be posted up IN cOnspi cuOus plaOes
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18
TIE HAsELTIyE COLLECTION.

It is TOO much to expect of average human
nature that it should enjoy the venerable and wrukled
smokiness of Mr. Durrs collection much that gal
Isr OF fresh anc living beaEty which is now on exhibit
don at the s0mervle Rooms on Fhth-ave II IS very
large ch and showy invoice Of really good recent pic
lures OF the most fashionable French and German
schools Some Of the largest pieces not the BEST and
some OF especial excellence we are little puzzled az
uJreuug again 30 alter their sale at reasonable
prices in auctions this TOulmouche's ReveFie
winch was greatly admired at tie sale OF Messrs-
Williams & Everett, reapBears here as Tender
noughs" and glad 10 see II under any name 1t
is The prettest bit OF sentiment which We remember
from his han ds and its companion piece, The Bouquet"
worthy OF H. They 70 be suggested oy the same
model who must have been unusual piece Of good
fortune 10 the arJlst His women are generally lay
1-res. but tins exquisite lady, sitting by cheerful
fireplace lovely blue wrapper and tender reverie,
Is worthy any artists best endeavOT, and be has
-Sndered her fun justice. The first number on the
-,alocue "The Lunch az SoO8" by Kreighof. is good,
and the noticeable pictures succeed each other so rapidly
that TIE task OF enume-auus them would be hopeless
" viii two three and then advise every one 20
20 at once and see them for the sale begins the 2st
INST. and n you 20 yOu viii want 20 20 again
". Amberg Of Berlin is represented 10y two Of bis
preitly sentimental pictures, called The Stolen
interview" and the other Abstraction" Fine land
4cap.s by Diaz and Corot superb piece OF millinery
work by Troyer called Tae Bridal Dress :" gem by
BOughton called Far. Far Away from Present Things"
shcA too large q ,or small picture young
,lTl of BOughtOns nili-aldes average Meyer
son Bremen OF two Chavet and Backalowicz, Is you
would expect two beautiful examples OF Zamacois and
.0,uo more P0mpeians bv Coomans who has already
.xcayatod more Of them than Commander FiorelH him
en. splashug wealth OF sensuous color in
Mulers Pearl OF the SeragI0 - ambl
l0us picture by Laion called " Tho Italian
Sirl"a G6rome and a nne composition Of "A Gipsy
Family SPAIN" by clever young American artist
NJ Humphrey Moore. 1ue Russian wlater piece b.
g1hteyer which have noticed before. comes up Again
this gallery does UssOts Marguerite ia Gnu. d.;
Alma Tldewa has noticeable siesta After The Bgth"
hero are good FJrtuuyE and Viber,s.
Tno great picture bv Bouanger. called Hercules and
)mpuae" Is distinguished in this collection by little
noie tuau Is size. The Hercules is TOO Drutaly
and abeot and his fair ensayer Is TOO silly for her
xork There is an excellent August Bonheur.
2oaguercau which BougucTcaus friends VIII be pleased
sitA aul landscapes dos aud pretty women in brave
ssiiDcut, too Numerous % mention.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

BoSSEA. Muus.Dos MHRssos. % S94sy Aprl g h .. eos
and Youngest dsu1ater Of tb, ate Gideon W Walker
CAAPBELI-At Aiken. s. c. Aprl H. Kitty Campbell
Shef ft5er " TORY Mansi opposite ChuTo
Friends dszrDs to attend vi AXE The :lV Sra7 ron Si
Groin ip the 7ath year Of bis ase
Notice Of funsrAI hereafter
CozzKEs-At Pans March q, Theodore COs-nA
TIE funeral viii take Pacs from hs late raeHe "e's Foni ~ l.
Friday AUTil TO- At i p Ia
pAvO-At waen J. April r. is5 IN the s7h year Of srs
Eliza B. Of Charles DsvOl u BrOoIa' A. T. and aAHsHiss
Capt David B. Barton Of WazTen.
EISHAus Tuesday, April IS 1919 JOas ". Einhaus aged
Relatives and friends Of the nly respectfully invited
The neral from bis sss resdenoe l4 South FoUL PnsAF
JORRS-Apr l5 the Institution for the Deaf Dunk
F5he services VII 5 held in the Chapel Of The Iziuior Pusa
vir7l-s ard western Nev-York psgers please copy.
RoGERs-On wedasday April b. MARY daughter w
Jennie L. Rogers aged nsoiss and y days
Tsis o. Friday, 4pfi Is ss5 , a
sEDGwIcK-At the house Of Hear D sedg-ek. in this eiT.
years soa o. ate Robert sedgHlcE.
HIS funeral services viii 8: l. West Poriysighih
tend VII sookbdge. Ms
SNT-o9 the Sh R April cnro9s r. re'' Of the late James Sa
her late residence, ia East T~entTfo0.
FHday. 18th, at Oi q u
sSEDEKEROu wednesday evening April le redeaoe Roso
vse' Troy v Y. Marhl Akin. vie Of Joseph Sneieker
farther notice.
sPARSs-ou THURSDAY. april IT, OF consumption ch, sps.
Jonas sparks
Noaee o The funeral hereafter.
TRAINAt New Hrveu Couu. Ap1 TO- Mrs Lees
widow NJ Tram u Milford Conn AGED u yurA
TROTTgR-At Eewbugh, April Is jonathan George rrosr
TIE remains RON The EeWburgh bsTye Per g. Ss
irer Frdsy morning Apnl 10 O'clock
soo waiting lie Relatives 1aeses
vitei without further notice.
VAN ANTwERPOa Tuesday april s Lewis Van Aut-,T aged
Tie friends Of he uy invited attend be funeral seroes
Fuday. D. me- h ate residence, No. 81 Paclest,
FOugthsve. Brooklyn, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

OBITUARY.
JUDGE ISAAC A. vERPI.Axcr,.


The Hon. Isaac A. Verplanck, Chief Judge
of the Superior Court Of Buffalo, who ded suddenly
Wednesday. IN that city was born Cocymans Albany
County. Oct r6, 1872. He graduated Union Cob
lege became lawyer. and practiced IN Batavia from
1881 10 lsi7 he removed te BuRo where he resided
until his death In 1854 elected OF the Judges
Of the Superior Court Of BuffAo. ana made chief
thereof by his associates. He discharged his iudcis
duties with ability and uninpeachable integrity. ana
was twice reelected. Judge VcrpiancE was one Of
the ablest members Of the Constitutional Convention Of
Of 1873 and was widely known and esteemed bY the
people well by the momDers OF the legal profes o.
In Western Ncw-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

BESNET-BRRRYOn Tuesday April - the CoeiAfe Chsrs
DR.. DaVd Ia IOuTete BenDe
Charlotte Augusta. daughter Of Richard Berry all q thus
BNGHAM-HRCKRRA Trinity Chapel ThHrsiAy ADn H. ls71
by Hona0 Potter. LL D. Arthur Bayhan o. Brdge3or
Coma yoaHgess daughter Of Hoa Joan Heose tis
COOK-CHATBLLIER-On Wednesday. Arrl 6 1879, rnnti
Chapel Y, Rev. Dr. W Morgan. Bdwari n Coca
Of Ar. Joseph ChatsIisr all Of this city
-GOUvERNEUR-At PnDss Church tbe HiEhiAacs
bv Holman. "Wednesday Apni 10. John a., ees
John A. sia MGy PhLPse daughter Of the s
Adolphus Gouverbeur.
LAWRENCR-HART-n Brooklyn wednesday April 6 BY ae
o,eph Kimba Gilbert Lawreuce Of Ast5n1 l. 70 Msr
McDermut daughter Of George Hart
MAsOEVAN YOORHIson TueSiay ApI Is the resiceuoe
N. j.. Rev. W Il. Pamy, Villas
eldest daughter Of james d. Van Voorha
HESBITT-McEAMEB-Ou Tuesday April l5 BY he Rev Hovsu
Crosby D. Presbyterian Chsrc6. Dame
Eesbl Mar L. MeSaee, daughter Of he ts Ibeof0re Nc
Nance both Of tn. city.
wALKER-BOWMAE-On THURSDAY April IT, By the Rev. Joa
smith, H. D. Toms George walker ~ Louise BoN1As
daughter Charles D. Bosnian. Of OTiuzl 4a&
New-York tribune., 1873-04-18

near Nineteenths, Kaaraey arrastsf suspi
OF aIsou and the Frs Marshal wall investigate tbs ~
to-day.
The Iiuuor snioDn OF James ayfin. az No. Oreon-
point-sve was burned yesterday morsing. The cata.
tropbe was clusc by the expi03lon of k3ro,eo lamp
Loss, s2.IO1 Insured for syDp
EIsEwHEIY.
fire at Duluth, Mimi. Wednes lay. de-
stroyed Eve houses including tbrce small bus1scss
places. The loss is si5.0U
A fire at Granville, n. Y, Wednesday night
destroyed Skinner's Hotel, double dwohns house e~t
Of the hotel belonging " Seth williams, ana all the
outbuldings connected with both places Tlo valuable
trutting horse. Waltzug D1n, 1Uf other horses wors
burned The loss j. ahOut si50Oo. ana The ms T nos
$500 The tire Is supposed have Decn the sora Of al
inCesdiary.