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Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
sraINaf1E1p, I'm Nay 29.-Ihe Springfield 4 llli-
communicating with New York brokers Tor some
timo past to obtain money to extend their road
from DoardHtown, ILL.,, to Burlington: Iowa. Tho
Company to-day received 1ettor from Blood
good Co., brokers in Nor. York, who atate that
Wall Htreot mon, in view Of the new. Railroad
law and It's effects upon tho ral}Ioad interest.
hayo declined to place any moro money into
illinois RAILROADS..
sr. LOUIS, May 2o.--A party Of the Directors
and ntookholdore Of tue 1i,tlinna 4 Illinois Con-
trail Railroad arrived here by lllo Toledo, Wabash
Il WeBtcrn line this morning, having yesterday
Wabash to Decatur. Tloy express themselves
highly pleased with tho substantial quality Of
Tho party left for New York IN tho evening by
tho Vandalia line and Cincinnati.
NILES Mich, May 90. Tho Nilos Republican
Of today llaa the following. "a letter from
Tribune, In which is detailed a statement Of tho
points mado by the partioB interostod In tho
stock Of tho Air Line hailroad between this city
and Jackson in their Injunction suit against tho
Michigan Central Company. .,e We alao have H.
oil tho Michigan Air Line and tho Nilea Il South
Bond noada lavo Ind orders to hold themselves
in roadnass to remove tho rolling stock and all
nioyeablo property from these two ronda at a
Wo giyo tho rl,mor, which comes to uH from
Hourco entitled to credit. for what It Ia worth"
DosroN, MaY 20.-Tho Massaohllaetts Iiouso
passed. bll Which appropratou S20o, ,0o0 Tor tho
completion Of tho llooaao Tunnel. and requests
tho Governor and Council to report tue most
favorable uHe Of tho Tunnel to tho next General
Court.
New Yonx, May 29.-It Is reported that Alden
y. Stockwo!l, President Of the Atlantic Il Pacific
railroad, has tenloYe{l Ais reslgnatinn to tho
ii, ta inn
on it. Alr. An1rnw J. poawo, ar,, Vico-l'roai-
lent, will probably Huocre1 him..
Jay Gould iH nald to bo about loaying thla city
for the WoAt, to participate in tho election Of
Directors tor tho Chicago Il Northwestern Rail-
road Company. Tic bulk Of ita stock III said to
bo hold BY Jay Gould, 1loJnco r. Clarke, Augus-
PlrGspUnaH, Pa, May 20.--IliH afternoon,
judges hlcKennan and Nixon, OF tho United
HtatoB District Court OF Now jersey, have en-
gagod In hearing argument on tho motion for a
preliminary injunction restraining tho Now
York d Long Branch llailroad Company from
, 1873-05-30

Special Mspatch to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
IN MnsaLGws 1as 1owA ny t raad tG spa
port upon e1poctnnt treatment in diBeaHe. DR..
]. P. Qruwe!l read report upon tue ineuance Of
tho motions in diseaso.
This morning Dr.. Oleaver prcsenteda report
upon tue medical history OF Loe County during
the pnst year. DR.. F1onoh niso read n report
from Scott County. Or. Wats6n reported upon
epidemic spinal meningitis In Dubuque County:
Dra. Failor aud Williamson reported HucceAhful
procecdod to tho oectiou.of ottlcera for the eli
suing year, with the following result:
f'resflent-Dr. ". r. Ioberson,
First v!ee- fresident- wiliiam corncs.
!SteYetary-Dr. s. y. Thrul.
Asststasit secretarv-J. i. Kennedy. l.
74assts-D1s. Xngcar, 1iazen, House, Thompson,
COMMITTEE = 4rtanaenents-Drs. Peck, Watson,
*au rpb|ishi'S Coz conMittss9Drs. Hughes, raruzvors,
commiitss on Etniss-Drs. Williamson, Rciasino,
Cleavsr, Gfaha1n, and BAKER.
In tho afternoon Heaaion tho following papers
were presented: DR.. CentisH, on "hoohanAm
Of Labor;" DR., Piorco report Of q caBo OF ulcer
Of tho stomach; Pr. Crosa, report OF gunahot
location Of tho lip. After tho adoption Of tho
roport OH finance, a vote Of thanks was tonderod
the Presbyterian Church, tho citizens, and tho
Central Iowa Railroad. DR.. Carter reported q
case Of catarrh and gangrone, and DR.. soars an
anomalous caso. President Robertson took ths
chair, Thanks were voted tho retiring ohicorH,
and the Conyontton adjourned.
! DEa MONIES, H., May 20.-Tho State Eclectic
Medical Convention waa hold hero today. Tho
busiueHs conBlatea OF dlsclas'onb on profession,
sfor tho ensuing year Prosidont, A. q. eher-
twood. Marshallfown; Vice-Vroattlent, J, G.
? Howell, pella; Recording heorotary, Q; r.
shemakor,, Avoca Corresponding Secretary,
, 1873-05-30
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Tho Massachusetts lkeforlners to Put
u Labor Ticket i'll tho Eic1d--Othcr
Labor lte1hn.
BosroN, Mny 29.-At the Labor nefornors
Convention, in session hore today. it WAS voted
that convention Of tho Labor Reform purity be
held Mt Worcester, Aug. 3, 1878, to nominate
complete State ticket, md candidates for tho
Senate Of Massachusetts, from the different dis
trictH.
President Jones made q fow remarks, charac-
torizing the two parties at present in tho country
as the party Of tho past and tho party Of spoils.
Tho Labor party was the salvation Of tho work.
ingmen, aud would auccood if ita 1nomhors wero
true The Convention was rather thinly at-
tended.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 29-Tho United
this city to-day, aud adjourned for four weeks,
without deciding as to extending tho time for
half production. The half-production timo OK
pires June !, and the mills will then go npon
full time until the adjourned meeting takos
place.
, 1873-05-30

The tariff Of tolls at the 6aut Canal has been
reduced from ~ to 316 cents per ton.
4 small boy, named Stooplor, was drowned at
ming
A man named Wobstor was sawed to piocos in
! eaw-tnin in Warrick County, Indiana. on
"Wednesday. ncar Nowburg.
,Veascb, Btabbed BY farrell Of the JoGerson-
stlle Qud) State Prison Oh Tueaday, is lying
IN very procarlous condition.
John Hickman, e1-member Of Congross, Is
dangerously IL at Wcstchoster, Pa, with but
attfo hope OF his recovery.
s:1t{-two feet of tho Eycrett Hoto1 property
IN St. Louis was sold yesterday at auction to
Louis H. Labeanne for $77, ,193.
The Government sale Of ordnance ut the
Mound City Navy Yard yesterday was very auo-
cessful Many bidders woro present.
Yesterday afternoon Christian Zimmerman
b Pad M his arm torn to pieces BY circular saw in
Tho necessary papers have been siguod and
orders !ssuea leasing the Missouri Htnto peni-
tontiary to Messfs. Perry, Young Willis for
ten years.
By tile fall Of acaffold at tho now Quartor-
maator's depot in Dotroit yostcrtiay, Francis
drieko foil seyonty feet to The ground, and Sas
fatally injured.
Tho oath anniversary OF tho birth Of Tom
Moore, tile great Irish poet, was celebrated in
st. Louis on Wednesday night with grand en-
terta,nmont in the Merchants Library Hall.
Tho Now York Tribune adviaos that GIG, 600 or
e20, 600 be collected in this city to assat III plao-
ing beyond a possibility Of want tho widow Of
Gen. Canby, who died ponniless.
Cynthia Gray Of Evansville, 1ndiann, COL
ored woman 25 years Of age, WAS con-
vesed @. infantioide for killing her child, week
old, in tho enrly part of May. She goes to
prison for fourteen years.
A. Ban francisco Chinaman, unknown, Was
murdered by two white mon on Clay street OH
Wednesday night. Two men, James Drannan
and lthodes, have boon arrested OIL suspicion OF
being tEe murderors.
An investigation shows that the 1ato Henry
Barnes, OF Detroit the former Iotlaion Agent,
who died some two years ago, waA Il defaultar to
tho amount OF $2l 000 His boudHueu haYc
paid the amount III full.
On Wednesday evening, near Paris, Ind,
Charles Woll and Joseph Dengertue attacked
Bamuol Cook md crushed l,ta skull with q
boulder. A physician was called In and pro-
nounced the wound fatal.
Our Madison, Wis, special says that the
weather IL much colder than for tho Inst week,
ind thore ara foara Of froat, II It clears, whch
you'd bo very destructive to tho fruit blossoms.
Vegetation ID hiuderad from rapid growth.
"a little boy named Fred Kroney was drowned
in the Das h{oines River. III Dos MolneB, Jester'
day, ". Fl. Corkhlll, OF Mount Pleasant, who
VA paasing BY. plunged In and was bringing ths
, 1873-05-30

R1oHa1oNp, w., May 29.-Tho Baptist General
Association Of Virginia met to-day ia tho tonpo-
rary tabernacle. About 10000 people, composed
Of delegates, visitors. and ctizons, wero present.
Many could not gain adnttanco. The pro-
coetiings were opened with prayer by tho
Key. James Fife, tho only survivor
Of tho origlnators Of the Association
fifty years ago. After the completion Of organ
izatlon tho Rev. Or. Curry, President, made
A. a. a6!e aadress' Iho @ ICY. pr 4arr9ws from
about s220, 900 collected, OF which $20o,000 had
been contributed in Virginia $4,000 hayo yot
to be raised to complete tho Memorial Fund.
Over ST., 900 were subscribed on the spot.
, 1873-05-30
REMARKABLE DOCUMENT.
A Chapter in Tho History Of tho
Bcccllcr -Tiit0n Case,
Covenant Of Christian Fellowship Be.
tween the Two and Henry
c. Bowen.
Why This Tripartite Contract Is
Made Public.

Special Diapatch to 1he chacaao 1Ffbnns.
New YonK, May 2D,-rle following hna been
r,;,o,, nv rrh1,oa,,,n ,,r xvoll.tn,,Sr oa,tto.
given LUZ Puo4''a.iot ~ "oi~A"o"n ben.o@
nnn, who says tint lo doos 1t without Mr.
nannhors knn,y]o]oe.
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fh"rc m ny aar,oat1 nhpo5a as,sa, M 'ne ron'nva
III cn,,r,, ~ rTa o1'y ,.'in M.i'e ,,.i' -o.i nn1
9.nc,e1 .so" o,n,n s" csistas' r"n.r,,on 1or
IN 1,rca ono n, a,nns1 ~. Nv 1,,, III +, afrncc
tho denr1s III * ~ oaa ~ na''cnrT % 9ood w
md ioyc for te fure do ecIaro sud cogonas cac
to lie othor n. follows. Nv "'~'
F1rn ~ 1Jrru 10 n 1avo, b,v4no o5von crodt MIR
hana wIt1ont l,9 cnnn'Hoca}in t. ot6ire md ,nnnrn
doca rcsnoct'1 % i1snrv War I;scchcr mi heinr 1nx
Tunnco1 ~ tn "~s" vos ;n.turoi @ tn
+nnn 49, ~ ~onoina.. ~ tn,,osaoro snadc,iv ~
' thn "to,+ ~ onantinn thcn 1"nrac7,u
hnrav.r mi .,i,tn AMI ~ f6r thc n,,r
,n ~ t,ni ~ "'s ni t,t tS ~ ~ a.. ~ ~ 1ar In ~
tronsa tin. w. % fat III trorot, a1 hin, ,rrorT
srh"rofo~a o.,a,r @ Ii % H. ~ smt tsn,t, ,tsnn.
th.t havn ham otr,,mtf ~ ~ a g. hrvin hnen hv ,,to
1nn3e nrnust II ~ ncochcr md Irci,9, fri,v and
without reserve that I know nothing which should
prevent me from extending to him NY most
corata1 Friendship and uhf1sii'n fel9wship
tmtntone ,n,,an'1nca d" nc1 no
hnvino hoo1' n,tcrci bv mn nn eot fari in ,c,or
written to mo by Thoooro rilton, on ho 1st day Of
January, 1s7l copy Of whc!a letter Is hereto an
, 1873-05-30

BALTIMORE, May 2o-Thfa was tho third day
ct tho spring mooting Of the Maryland Jockey
Club.
Tho first race. for a-year olas, ono and
el by Coronot, Planet, and John Preston.
Timo, 2:15. Planet mas the favorito before tho
start.
The second raco, pin,co atakos, for all ages,
two-milo heats, WAS won by atockwood Pom
noek's b. .. By Vanlaal, second Sanford. third;
Tho third race, freo handicap stakes, all ages,
one and thrce-quartor miles, was won By Echo,
followed by Cadence. TeototaI, and shylock.
limo, 3:15.
was won by. JOHN Mcrrynan Village Black
smith, second Jackson third. Time 7:451.
Pu11ADELrn1A, May 20.-Base Dall-phiiaael-
phias, G DaltnoroB, 8.
NAsnyl1nE, Tonn,, Nay 2e:.Thla 1s Mas the 500
ond day of tho trotting meeting. Tho raoo for
2:50 horses resulted:
ansyt, noysos 81, g:a CAPTAIN.
Tmo-a:ieX aiiS: sii ;1ss.
For 2:A5 horses:
Josephine 1a !
Annte A...'.'....'
A'e& rimsa::1: a:i5: lis.
NEW YORK; May 2o.--rho following Ia tho re-
suit Of tho trot at Fleetwood to-day Tor purse
Of $3.50.
Topsy, to harness.. ....................-..1 ! !
A'fs''' 70 Fse@2sa Hass1; ass; iii ;a:;6X
Pools were sold tonight On the trot to take
place Tomorrow ut Prospect Park, the prices
boing aazellc, 800; Fullerton, $40.
Startlo was drivon to wagon on the Fleetwood
S4114 seconds. and the second quarter in 3s7l,
mixing tho half-ulils In l minute ~ seconds,
tho best Aalf-nlilo ever trotted to road wagon by
any horse except Dexter:
, 1873-05-30

Special Dispatch to TIC Chfcdpo Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, May 29.-Ihis morning,
Henry Jeukinaou while coupling Michigan Con-
trnl cars at Marshall, was caught betweon the
bumpers, aud was 10 injured that ho died in o
few minutes.
At Katamuzoo, William Bell, q freight con-
duclor on tho Michigan Central, foil, while coup
ling cara today, and the traiu passed over ona
leg, cutting it or, and injured tho othor 10 am:
putatiou became necessary.
, 1873-05-30

LONDON, Aray 29.-There were numerous acci.
running away Of horses, the falling Of stands,
and tho pressure OF tho crowd. Three persons
were killed and several severely injured.
Tho manufacturers of Wolverliatnpton arc i'm
porting iron from the Unitrd States in conBo-
quence Of tho exorbltant rates ut whioh tie
native production is hold.
At tho annual dinner Inst evening, Of tho Royal
Literary Fund, ovor which Mr. Gladstone piu-
sided, tho Lord Bishop Of Derry aud Iaaphoa
fho sentiment wns warmly received, md Mr. j.
Latbrop Motley, who was one Of tho guests, olo-
quently rep1iod. He laid great gtrcss upon the
international bond between England md the
mon % Of % BOTH counties o as as feiiow~citixeng Of
grent Englsh-spoaking Republic.
, 1873-05-30

issued q proclamation directing the ownors OF
SALOONS, groceries, mud restaurants, where intox-
ieating or Bpirituous liquors, soda water, lemon
aao confectionery, or pastry aro sold to hereafter
deest from tho sale Of these artloles On Sun
police to enforce tho ordinance which prohibits
persons II years OF age and upwards from sport
Ing, rioting, gambling, hunting, falling, Or doing
manual labor on Sunday,
, 1873-05-30

The alarm Of fire from Box 292, yesterday af-
ternoon, was occasionod by tho discovery Of
flames in = two-atory franc house at tho cornor
Of Elston road aud Drody street, occupied by
Merwin, seogar i Co. Damage, 3100; no insur-
Rnce.
Special Dispatch Ia The Chicago 1sfbune
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 29.-Tho grocery store Of
James Wood, with ita contonts, was destroyed
by fro last night.
, 1873-05-30
SPAIN.

MADRID, May 2o.-Disturhances occurred a
few days ago on board the Spanish frigatcs VIC
toria and Almanga, and the leaders being ar-
rested, ort1nr waH restored.
In compliance with tho request Of Alr. sicklos,
the Government llas ordered the Captain Gon-
eral Of Cuba to giyo effect to tho pardons Of tlo
American citizens, Santa Rosa, Chker, antl
Lever.
LONDON, May 29.-Charles Dradlaugh, your
Special Commissioner to Spain, returning from
Madrid, Inns been seized by tho Carlists. His
life is in grtas peril.
, 1873-05-30

NEW YonK, May 29.-Ary Mary Louisa Neil
son, daughter Of the late James Brooks, died in
this city yesterday.
e. D. stanton, ono Of tho oldest members OF
tho Stock Exchange, and formerly partner Of
Daniel Drew, died list euening Of pnoumonla. ).
Special Dispateh TO The Chicago Ir1bunt.
Quincy, May 20.-Calab Storey, an old and re-
spcctcd citizen, dropped dead Of heart disease
to-day.
, 1873-05-30
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MILAN. May 2s.--Tho funeral Of Count Mar-
zoni took place hero today. Tho city was
draped in mourning In respect to the meaofy Of
the distinguished poet and novelist. Prince
Huuabert, he1r-apparent to tho Italian throne,
and tho Duke Of Aoata, ex-King Of Spain, wore
among tho pall-hearers. Fully 100000 personB
gathered in tho streets to witness tho funeral
procnBeioD.
, 1873-05-30
United Presbyterian Assembly.

PHILADELPHIA. May 29-Tho Assembly mot
this afternoon at O'clock. Tho report Of
the board Of Education was presented. Aid
has been given to forty-six young man,
who aro under tho care Of twonty differ
ont ProsbytorieB. a. memorial from the Prcs-
bytory, asking the establishment Of d por-
manent delegate fund WAS referred. This eve
ming conference Was Ae1d On tho subject Of
extension aro subjects for the special order on
Monday.
, 1873-05-30

NEW YonN, May 20. - Arrived, tho atoau,or
Caledonia, from Glasgow.
L1yEnroo1 May 23, Tho steamships Anglia,
from New York, Morayian, from Baltimore, and
North American, from Quebec, hayo arrived OUT
, 1873-05-30

PHILADELPHIA AIay 29.-TLo Baltimore and
Philadelphia conference Of tue African Arethod-
ist Episcopal Zion Church In Amorica, colorod
is In session In this city. Tho action Of tho gon-
eral Conference in consolidating tho Baltimore
and phi1adelphla Conferences WAS indorscl
Tho annual addross was delivered by Bishop
Moore.
, 1873-05-30

DEs MONIES, May 2o.--Tho Transatlantic Cir
ous Company IL distributing smallpox as it goes.
It loft ono neu hero with tho disease, who haB
Hinco died ; one ut Davenport. md two at Rock
Island.
, 1873-05-30
Thirtccntla Congregational Annivcr-
sArys

sEecial D78pd|cH II TIC EH7c0go Ir75tne,
ELa1N, ILL.,. May 20..-TAo General Association
was organized tllis morning by olectlng Tho loy.
4. Taylor, Of Farmington, as Moderator. and
representatives woro present. The hour from
to 10 o'clock was Hpent In devotion, lol by tho
ltay. NJ. J.. Williston, Of 0alenburg,-the n,uH!o
belng lol by Prof. P. ?. Bliss, OF Chicago.
Prominent III tho affectionate thought of tho
aeotlug WAS the memory Of tho Koy. N. Q.
, 1873-05-30

ALBANY, 1{ay 29.-'rho Industrial Exhibition
bill has been amontled and passed by tho sonato,
yeas, 20 1ays, 7. Tho Assembly will probably
concur In tho amendments.
Tho Civil Damage bill, glmiar to tho Ohio
bill, passed. bolh llouBeB
Il, the Assembly this evening tho Conforonco
Committee OIL the Now York aud Brooklyn
bridge bill reported an agroement upon IN
Tho anlo,,lol bill leaves it OPP
tlouaI will, tho two cities wlethor tho
Company will anss,,ne all tho stock; securcs ats.
tlitonl direction to tho cities in the affairs Of
tho work ans1 giyos to tho Common comhe'!s tho
confirmation Of all appointments which ARC to bo
made Dy tic Mayors, III caBo all tho stock 10
required. QnartorIy repor!a arc to bo n,ada and
all meetings of Directors opon to tho public.
, 1873-05-30

1GuHAOFOu DttA1G1ltAO1h
BoaToN, May 29.-~It IL runored hero thiH
evening that heavy Gefalcation or irrogularity
haa occurred In ono Of tho National BankH in
this city. Nothing dotinlto can DO ascortaiuod.
, 1873-05-30


rEARsQN-nAnusLEY-tH thin cisy, by the Roy.
Henry q, porry, rautaE ut AHatna' Church, May -,
ls7u Mr. OeorGo poarson and Miss Enlna Hausloy nll
Ut Uh}raEn.
, 1873-05-30

ST. LOUIS, May 28.-Dishop Auer, Of West
Africa, addressed tho Episcopal Convention to-
, 1873-05-30

Lolli4vll1e OoJoreA Polytechnic gnstl"
ttttG.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Mny 20.-Tho statement In
special Washington dispatches thla morning
that Senator summon received lcttey from
England, asklug about QUO ". D. u.
, 1873-05-30

.MEtKtR-At ABhawaka, Ind, May 81. Margaret
lnekMnn. aUoa 69 vfu u n. T. Mookar utica, N. Y.
aud muthnI q A. Il. hEBskor, of THIS city.
, 1873-05-30
Time-2:491; 2:47k; 2:42a1: 2:431a1l.
For 2;45 horses:

NEW YoRK, May 2o.--rhe following ia the re-
suit OF tho trot at Fleetwood to-day for q pursa
OF $3.50.
Iopsy, TO hAFQca6., s.s..+s.1 !
Morcer, 10 wagon. ........................2
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Passed Through Hell a.te.


mdse and passengers 10 Dimock
Ship Comet Bray Boston for New York IN ballast 70
maserwil load for San Francisco Is anchored at Hart
Island.
schr Mellta Br), Lake, Corvallis Ms, for New York,
rs days, to Duryea; vessel to d DeWolf Co..
schr Adeiia Brs foote st John Nh for New YoTk: f.,
Schr Enola q. Cunningham, Little Bay, Nj, for New
schr Nellie H. Malioch, Passport Me. for New York le
schr Percy I caIdwei, PASSPORT for New York. with
schr Robinson Ellis Gloucester for New York, with
fish to order
sehr susanna, woodman, Rockland for New York,
with stone TO order.
sehr vassar. Jr Kelly, New Bedford for New York.
with timber 10 order. $40,
schr Carrie HIx, Gray Rockland for New York. with
lime to order.
schr Beckford, Salem for New York. with headings
To order.
.schr Marion Draper, Munday, Providence for New
York. 90
Schr Annie Martin, Buell.. Providence for New York.
Schr VIM II Baxter, New Haven for New York.
S Schr Emma Bacon Bush, Boston for Baltimore
Hclr Eva Dtverty, Young Providence for New York:
Schr w Mailer. MAILER Providence for New York.
schr II Diverty. Carroll, Providence for New York.
York.
schr Ella wilkinson Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr virginia, Chadwick, Boston for New York.
schr george IL Squire. Haley, Providence for New
schr Paul Thompson Taylor Salem for Baltimore.
Schr Chas Rogers, Way, ROckport for New York.
schr salle Burton. Palmer, Stamford for New York.
Schr Al Williams, Morrell, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Ti1lie Bailey, New York for New London.
schr Jachin. Coombs New York for Belfast
schr Hyne. Oliver, New York for Providence.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY Is e7a-TRPLE SHEET

you. and want to have no trouble about you;"
walked OFF and went to Port Norris there was a
gravel train going up TO Phinipsburg, and asked
the engineer to take me up; when got TO Phillips
burg met policeman and asked him the way
to the station; went with him and gave him my
name; the captain opened the cell door and put me
in; stayed there until l was brought down by
John Armitage 10 Morristown; when came back
to my own mouse from New York I shaved and
cut of my whiskers.
me prisoner was severely cross-examined but his
testimony was not materially shaken. He was the
last witness examined for the defence, and at the
conclusion OF the testimony the case was rested
me prosecution called some witnesses. including
john Madden and Tim Madden, who directly
contradicted most OF the assertions made by the
IN very effective speech, and sat down amid
demonstrations OF applause, which were instantly
checked by the Judge. Mr.. Cutler followed Tor the
Defence and was still speaking when the Court ad-
1ourned until nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
VERAyn wV4TESTONC EGR Pr LINE

REpoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wH4TEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
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a. nsS. wind and sea- as1ISy
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SHIPS head 70 s,S WIND ~ ssrTSins fore and
stirling he% rsed anop %
vail t2Rns asss s s
me- a:sS ss'hss e 9s
decks 1'''?s
as:sss $;sss sSs
snsedeep
opening with boards, and tarpauIins Gale con
the al decks ef o %esn
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NV. heavy .,o %e'T sTGyrs. sweIi $ms
so wod blowing nd ve o N round to sw
and WV, always increasins until il hcwa perfect hur
.mss Sea Both ' sss ga sS .s aS
were smashed to pieces. the wheelhouse slowed in all
s dse the The u S
same and the pssssngsIs state roSms and berths
deep the ship rolling at that time heavily, the
ard ns'n smp ps
smashing the ns es tables and seat
s %sTs called ono s who got
buckets thescppperhcles getting perfectly useless being
y SF their IF rss o s saoUn
d not ri we sn s We . "a % des
;an%ns '' 'ss Kept o s',
aS sst ''a1ssiisy s.s
sn SS SS ss%
Gsps scsSa The Ss
I TsTs STS SsS w, cisTs
gos 81 "a s.
e, ,s sh sos hsS fM with strong
hoard on the s,h ., anchored Staten island on
steamshp Italia I,r Grey Amena Dec 49, Marseles
Sss S snS .sa n
18th, with dse aud IS passengers &c Henderson Bros.
ss' s1S
aSS Steamship M3 y Of N Ses sss
sisan,ahip Lea Dearborn, savsEpah Feb H. with mdse
hs a S,srs Moos with mdse and
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, Richmond City Point
miniop Steamship ca.
steamship Volunteer, Gresham, Philadelphia with
mdsc 10 Lorhiard.
Bark Geo Jenkins Orr Hilton Antwerp Nov 10, with
ndsc ~ Boyd HipckeE.
The steamship snic which arrivedUSh lec Queens
Feb sHd TeTsf res 6 %eSe5y Wind mSs % hs
line steamship bound east 18th, lat ii a. Ion 63 S. fell
ip with scbr Linda from HALIFAX for New York with loss
o. rudder and in asinkDg conditions rescued the
In number, and brought them to this port lsee Dis
asters 18th 70 mes OF sandy Hook. passed National
same day, IS miles OF sandy Hook. passed q Cunard
steamer, hound east
MISUNDERSTANDING Washington orr, Rousseau, hence
18Th inst, AM for Hayre having the same day, at
PM, of Shnnecock broken Of the piston rods:
turned TO port for necessary repairs and VIII her
voyage ~ soop " completed
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