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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-27
THE SENATE AND House COMPARED.

The SENATE AND HOUSE COMPARED.
From the Boston Posts report of the
joint session of the Senate and House to
count the electoral vote: "The instant
comparison between the personnel of
the two houses which followed was
greatly in favor of the Senate, the mem
bers of which body will average about
the medium height and are almost
robust in physical development, while
the number of bald heads lend an air of
dignity to the average Senator that does
not belong to the average Representa-
tive. The opportunity of seeing such a
joint meeting of the two houses occurs
but twice in each four years, when, as
on the occasion of to-day, the Senate
visits the House, and at the Inaugural
ton of the President, when both bodies
assemble to witness that imposing cere-
mony. The scene was therefore doubly
attractive on account of its grave i'm
portance as well as its novelty"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-27

Too FATTHFUL.-A too faithful dog
came very near being responsible for the
death of his master, in Scranton. Pa.
The canine was following his owner, Mr..
John Snyder, a gentleman of 20 years,
when the latter was overcome by the
intense cold, and fell in the suow on the
street. The old gentleman's predica-
ment was discovered by watchnan.
but all efforts of the latter to afford relief
were frustrated by the dog, who would
not allow him to approach the PROSTATE
form. Finally party of Iaborers came
along, the trusty dog was driven off with
clubs, and the old man rescued Just in
time to save his life, although very badly
Eost-bitten. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-27

and he was described as having wonder
Jul success, until list of articles com
monty used by him in his cures was pub
hshed, when his popularity ceased from
the similarity to sea-sickness which fol-
lowed from reading the list.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-27

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POLITICAL NOTES.

Democratic candidates for the Governorship
Of Ohio appear rather slowly Only two have thus far
been mentioned-Gen. Thomas Ewing and Gen. Samuel
F. Cary The Republican journals seem to be the most
interested the matter, and are doing most Oh INC
nominating.
II is announced in the Western newspapers
that free passes for themselves and their wives to be
given by the Iowa railroads TO the Iowa editors who 20
20 Cedar Rapids next month to attend the annual meet
ing Of the Iowa Press Association. Evidently the feel
ing against deadheadism has MT reached Iowa. Every
editor who comprehends at all his work ought TO spurn
with contempt every endeavOr to mortgage him 10 u
railroad, and free pass is nothing else.
A suit has been begun In the United States
Circuit Court OF Rhode Island to test the constitution
atty o. the suffrage laws of that State which impose
property qualification upon voters Of foreign birth. The
Hon William Beach Lawrence appears as one OF the at
torneys for the plaintiff The Providence Journal says
the question has fully argued, and the Judiciary
Committee OF the United states Senate unanimously
affirmed the full right or the State 10 maintain the ex-
istiug law which the peOpe-DemocraJs As well as
Republicans - have repeatedly refused to repeal or
modify"
The new Mayor of Cincinnati, who was
elected on the Democratic ticket to be conound
ing the politicians and pleasing honest people Of that
city The Cincinnati Gazette Caep) thus speaks OF
him "St aters run deep and the Mayor, by hiseoo,
courteous and unremtting attention 70 his duties,
shows that resolved neither 70 turn back 20 do
ANYTHING rashv or for the sake Of creating sensation.
and who paws heed 70 the alternate whnes and threats
OF those small politicians whose prospects are impered
by any manifestation OF principle"
The German saloOn-keepers of Chicago have
taken second thought and decided upon much wiser
course in reference 20 the law which comDels them 20
close their saloons Sunday. They have resolved 70
abandon their Of defiant violation of the law,
and 70 seek relief only by legitimate means They are
convinced their breaking of the law last Sunday
WAS mistake The Chicago Tribune says they lost by
their indefeusble violation Of the law the support OF
great many people willing TO join them In all
iegitimae efforts BRING about repeal OF the Obn0K
iOus law
A Washington dispatch to The Cincinnati
Commercial thus at another possible Congressional
scandal: 1t privately stated here that lawsuit
which mas Just been commenced in the District Courts
nv the estate Of the late cashier Of the First National
Rank against corporation known here IS the Metro
politan Paving Company will develop more food for
scandal so far as public officials concerned than did
the Credit Mober suits nstiga ted by McCOmb IN Phila
Gepnia The goes that any number OF Congress-
rn besides higher game, had contracts frOm this con-
eern aud dealings with the above bank IN this connec
on which Will do anything but add 10 Their present
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CANIEOa.

II is not enough to possess a fine Cameo, IL
one be not that collector yirtuOsO, aud, 30 %
speak, CameOtaDh, burier Of Canoes in cases ana
cabinets There be nothing more beautiful put upOa
beautiful than bracelet or Canoes properly ses
and adjusted. The rieh soft mellow tints 81 the S1r-
dOnyX shed a gentle Ulster the carnations or Deantyi
and believe that instances nave been known IN wLcn
the artistic and OF the carved heads anu
figures OF the Canoes afforded excuse for closer ana
admiring inspection OF rhe fair arm when theY
encasped than might otherwise baVe seemed becoming
permissible. To all this. IL s necessary, however tls
the tine Canoes be hney and skifully set Ot tnla
truth Messrs. Marcus No. p JOhnst (up stair.
are obviously we'll persuaded they OF the equally
important truth they have educated their eustoes
10 be content with nothing poor trivial IN the smbects
execution OF the Canoes themselves IL Is the special
house. that in their lees expensive ana
remarkable Cameo work, IN their buttons and brooches
of carved Onyx and dODyx, which are brought ~
their price within the reach Of buyers whose means ara
less liberal than their tastes, they secure genuine
artistic quality which they themselves do Justice W
settings as refined as they are effective.
tHarper's Weekly.
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AcKRRMAson Friday evening May % at her late r.-deaee
IS West Thirty seconst, Mana AcLernsn, WIDOW u JooAiAsa
Alderman. formerly u New Brunswick, N J.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
REyToN-on wednesday NAV e. Baekey bis rcd
denoe ~ HAnsOn-pAee Brooky aged 81 yeAa -.
His rrstvs friends respectfully invited attend Tie iOrera
ron his ATE reaieuce. sunday June ], a. O'clock
BRUCE-At France 10Th April Robert H. eldest sea Of 'oAa
p .5S friends are respectfully invd to atisad funeral
on SATURDAY clock from the residence Of hs asaer ' k~-i
Twenty eIRhth-sL
and Lbbe keys. aud only grandson OF Reuben hapedeo
Funeral SATURDAY, May 81 a. eoek m 81 tne rae9@
OF his grandfather Cha C. Keys No ID East SeTrnIzhsh
LASKMAS-In Phid pha the 9th nst Ma MAY D. LanknAA
7fs d. Lanknan sHd daughter Of Francis NJ Drffi
sJEGRR-On THURSDAY Mav % Of hest disease Charles CALVIN
eldest LaEha g. and lie late CALVIN hangef IN He ' year
The relatives and friends family invited aissne 's taaer
sv ornlng O'Clock The will Do AEen TO ssrNs
Spn for IntemenL
EEIIsON-On wednesday n after Snef ae.s MARY L9uts..
VIE o. OnAf's' H. "'' ~ "
RI and friends OF the family are respectfully invited he
Bnerl Grace Church. Broadway h SAtafaaJ morning. ~
o'clock. without further notice
PLAsS-At his residence 1t1 Bat Threhs. He~fork City
The es snI fnsa Of the s, respectfully invited
O'Clock IGtsrneas in Greenwood Cemetery
RoBBIys-In London England i6 lingering lness B.
wife Of Chaunecy Robbins Of this ctF.
sMPsON-On Wednesday evening AAY o. Arthur n. oEy d
Joel T. and Salie < Simpson.
TIE funsn viii place saturday he 3st INST. OcOek
from the residence Of hs parents. Hudson, n L
sTANTON-On THURSDAY. Mag 90 after short Illness Bdmued D
Psis Of tSs family are invited At ,hs
Presbyterian Church tsv Dr. Ads on Saturday
afternoon, al 0eOeka
The members Of Lebanon u 49, and NJ hereby umnosea
special Communication their corner Foeeea q
sHs Of our late wors5ial Boihsr Francis Asnbsr, a
9. 43 = and A. NJ Atsra. s"sa 20 slte va "a
WIS SMITH Sec
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cogERSMEYr WEATHER REPORT
WAX DKPARrHEHr,


OFTtcE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER Z
WARRINGTON d. c.. Saturday. May 81, 1871 a. N. ,
SVnOpns FOR The pdsi ii0e"tvi0ar ho'"S g..
The pressure has continued to increase, with
falling temperature n0rth-eastsry winds, partly cloudy
and clearing weather and occasional rain in
tue Middle States nOrtheasterY winds, rising bar
Ometer, coal clear weather In New England
aud Canada soutn-easterly Winds cool partly cloudy
weather aud high barometer in the South Atlantic and
Cuff States north westerly 10 south-WesterlY winds
high barometer cool and generally clear weather IN the
lower lakes and In the NORTH Wcs ana tbsnee 70 MIS-
souri, aud Kentucky.
Probabilities.
P0r the Middle States and loicer lake region rstfg ga
roDiet Horeaseriy wnds oerY cool and party cloudy
UeaLheT, Nth occasional ran.
For New England and Canada, north-westerly anu
northerly willis. cool and partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region aud Northwest and thence
70 the OHIO aud Lower Missouri Valley, north ehstery
aud sOUtheasery winds high barometer low but rising
tempersture, clear and parity cloudy weather ana coca
sional rain
For Tennessee and the Gulf and South Atlantic States
south-easteriy aud norheastery winds, low teppera-
ture high BAROMETER partly cloudy weather, and coca
siunal rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
THE TRIBUNE AND THE BROOKLYN RING
TIE TRIBUNE AND OUR THIEVES.

Ta> BROOKLYN Argus
Our sleek and sleepy local dailies have been
two by the terrible revelations OF THE TRIBUNE as 10 me
rObberies committed upon our people oY the Dindeu
thieves known the " BROOKLYN Ring" These expo
gures the nature or the should nave Deen aue
by the local daes anu would have been had they not
been a. thieves any In the crowd; put instead
AZ this they have allowed dishonesty 20 proceed 20
lengths at which the Devil himself would Dlush ana
have not peeped" out have lett the exposure OF the
most ufheard-Or vlllanes 10 paper pubsneu IN an
other and another county. And yet AFTER the gOou
work has been done for our people Dy HE lKlbUhE'
the street SAYS 81 NewYOrk contemporary ana lis
moLlVes; Co. -. - T.. 49,. a.. ..-,g. .,oo nj, nh. aid.
Rast River columns aud hall to-day % exposing
ear oppressive systeIa al oDsnInzS" . .
II Inc Times we're not TAT and dull, the thOught
might occurred 10 it that 10 might Increase Us
circulation this side uf the East River DIV iOresta
iug rs duty the noble Work the New ioIA PdP
ms been doing. II seems wonderful now
little pain. Ring take TO hide their ndner
ence the wholesale swindng practced oy Ihe eI
low See the Jaunty levity with winch me s
treats the uraces OF the primer OF BrOOAyn puIasts
M.urce aud Clerk In the Corpoon
olire received March, 8J tho OF eSV
Tor searching ~ parts Of srrUbeb seems p So
for SUI Ne pTes.bJ tsd " ont large portion o. ~ ~
me smurtness OF the leeeh gets gayer comment
sti-and Il remembered that We leave nothing out'
we give all mat The Times says about each man 49, -.
Jesse JOHNSON, AssstAat Corporauoa counsel 1' -
did better stu a.
searching on - stIves amount 70 sloiv1' 49,, -, rohr
Tuats all Not "a word more ABOUT MI Josse Sv e-,
sou He gets his salary, and good one, as ASSISTANT
District Attorney, and lakes out OF The tax-paJeIs, ia
ditlun s16OO1-lnd no word OF denunoatleb run esu
deputy kng not syllable OF remonstranco VIII
J,asse Tor auaacIOus grabbing or the peoPllS
tnouaan.ia which they literally unable 10 pay WI
h one word remark nteected on the TACT Oh
Fitzgerald holding Two regular Offices ming .nneo a
groautng taxpayers pockets the fearfu sun e"ofo
stated fof little over a year.
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ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE
GREELEY STATUE FOND.
THROUGH WAstela,o Reid.
cn1LpRrNls MIsFoRruNEs.

Thomas Buck, age 2, of No. 49i Seventh
ave. was run over by sreeoaE opposite the house Of
his parents. yesterday aud killed.
John Head age 8. fei from fire escape on the third
noor Of No. iiS Baxterst, yesterday and falling into
the yard beneath. fatally injured.
Charles Cassina, age u, Of No. Baxteret. "as
knocked down by the horses OF streetcar In Chatham
st. Yesterday, and severely injured.
John Andried age years, fell out OF winuow "a .no
third door OF No. 2l2 WoOsterst. yesterday nto tho
ward beneath. A phY soiAn examined me ohlid ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
LATEST SHIP NERS.
Tor other Shtp Ye0s see FtftA Page.

Tor other Shtp Set0s zee Ftftt Page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia With d'e and ss
Lonllari Steamship Co. -, ., r.
Spanish rste BaraIa Commander Cntero Havana May u Co
guus hal rev OF so officers and
(ItA SbarbsFo Girgenn 81 dSYs WIN s1pnsf
Bark Sgurd or TOsensen Newcastle Eng ~ dAA YIN
W. Spit o,,..,
Brig Stro1mAyer Aust Psch Rio Janero 81 days with coffee
Morrison Bahia - lays sh sugar
sGg Jun lOfst Johns " FL walter HaAHieA r n 1'""
srs zeius Cof LIVERPOOL Williams SAgaatO, r. Is dATs r
sugar
ALSO SAILED.
ship Neptune Francisco HoDdnras 0r Venice
DOMESTIC PORTS.
osroN MAY Loyds. rnm Mortevldeot
brig BransWck Ne chTs Florence hoL Inn
dad Mary Baker. from Arua
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PORTLAND AND OGDENSBURG RAuRoAD.-Ihe
Portland Ogdensbary RoAdYenOnt Dvinon-v BE- Shsa
eped link Of l6 miles great extending from Moo
trea aud Odeasburs Being shorter BY 50 and ~ mi
than any Other great and Montreal respectively
-ater will undoubtedly receive large proportion
the freight shipments States and Canada a
yaue Of the road It's economy pdsne Of Operates
miles already completed the best evidence that IL pa
cent gold safe any investment uSs sssod-r@
RInsncer n. Y. AaT Il. ilg73.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
AN EVIDENCE or PROSPERITY.

NO news has yet been received at New-Orieans
Of steamer George Cromwell Overtime al that port
90. George Pearson, ex-Alderman, and for years
prominent Utica ~ T. committed s1ds JesS-
day; insanity $ said be the
Col. Edward Campbell appointed. yester-
Judge Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of o
RAets asd Geen Of Inc Hon saaaa
A Gilmore deceased
go The National Agricultural Congress at Indian
spos Yesterday adopted the Of The Committee "a heeoroof
h aHsAetny Other Important besness a0afnsS %
a Atlanta Ga, In MAJ lS7A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

Commenting upon Judge Davis's decision in
the Train The Penn YGH Ezpress says "If judge
arbitrarily order person confined in lunatc
asylum. after he has been declared sane by commits
sion duy appointed 10 Is very evident that laws are
sadly defective Ia TINS respect II such pienary powers
are gwen inc Court tbs rigs VI every citizen arc IN
jeopardy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

We,tmiusscr HoteI-Baron Gutenberg, the Russian
A,s,. .ud william r Adams Boston IVA Are1as Bokt-
ges., lam sbsmss Of Ohio he Henry Blow q - Lou
Jadse H. RosesraHs Gens Pals r. and D.
Lyne Of Hsrmon ~ H0SsekraD@s hsyea o. boS
Ton sad Pre1encF Billings Of Vermont . Hogmaa hcsse
The Hon D. hubbard Of Connectog ~ =; . ;gssJy
Roswell Of Rochester, SL
Hoas-The Hon r. q Of Ovego, n u Gen - FIsn
Hartford Gen p Leasing Of Colorados she tsF d.
Chicago Hackley Predent Of the M
and Baaoss Railroad Ne1- York ~. -
Hodges MARYLAND Metropolitan H0H-Ihe Hon n ho' "a
Name George and J. lesley smsh OF
Bpre HOnse-Capt MerrymAu Of the ReVenne hAfiae
HOase-Rr Mayor Fargo Of Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
POLICE NOTES.

Jacob Van Buren, age 80 assaulted and attempted
IN choke Kat5 CroSley neSsgEl Printing House-sIure and
Frankfort st.. yesterday lie was arrested
John NOcls informed the police, yesterday, that
Eighaye bad been broken into BY thieves
durnz the nght robbed bis safe Of watches valued AZ 800
the property OF customers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

On one point the testimony regarding the late AZ
sembly is explicit namely, the impOssibiity OF see
ing "new" or "oldS school in the discussions
Yours most truly, - HALL
M0g 40 Is73.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
The NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING.
wELL-DRsERvED SUCCESS.
a.. s,h.s ph,L,rsfelDhla Ta40lstreT.


From TAesPAsLadelphIa hSQHtry.
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, winch, rega..uou
in any way Ia better and attractive paper snsn
it was ever before, Ia evidently az prosperous ~ ~
friends could desire Since 10 has been under tnS
sye control OF It's present editor II has lost none on S
devotion 70 those high principles when u whs
tabshed and for Ia persisteDcy IN DEFENDING rnon -
the popular regard but 10 u more mOdcrs1, ~ %
than formerly and II not given 20 the use Oh sucn Fs
orous saxony II more mindful OF the sinentes ~ Js
nasm. In It's departments II - lar ana aNJ 1,
ahead OF the old TRIBUNE. II now building TOT ltit
new home OF most magnificent proportons' IN, 90 ~,
historic edice, the nOblest sChOOhoure that the 80
World has built. and wch has educated 10 Oeet
humanity generations Of MIN. ~ already leyeled eVon
with the ground. ana the building n 20 cover not
only the site OF the old but several other arge %
that when the improvements are finished, IHE ltl%
UHR will not only the largest, but the finest news
PAPER estabshment In the world IL will be nine stories
high having tower two stories above the top OF tho
main edice and over the entrance, in nc cOmmenOra-
ton " the FOUNDER colossal statue Of Horace Greeley:
TUE TRIBUNE deserves its success and grata1ed
to know that IL IA receiving It,
AN EVIDENCE or PROSPERITY.
From ne N (kgssasl MOHa0r.
TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has commenced
the demotlon of the Old TRIBUNE building In order 20
erect on it, ste new Office which II In intended SHAH
cIae anv building OF the kind IN this country else
where In suite OF the predictions Of It's enemies liza
TprprSv must be prospecting. 10 never was a better
neyspuuer than under ia present management
TOWERING ABOVE ITS ENEMIES.
From TIE Dubuque Iowa IeteT1Ph, -. q.
The new NEW YORK TRIBUNE oulldlng Is
70 be nine stories high Those who have been IynR ~
dsparagp TIE TRIBUNE under It's cement win
have 10 lift up their 70 sec how That
progressing.
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HOME NEWS.
,RoM1NENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT DIcUNsoss IN PARK. aow.
sam-7o9 soOo-73o 81 u.-B7 Mhnigbt-sl0 AEsngs-ssi0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

The Institute awarded special medal to the Con
1EL SHAW NJ p g. Co. for the best rn-Lned Losa
Pipe Eaterpp out when strength Dt
durability considered Price 6t pound dcScupar
pamphlet sent by Sold ai l3 CentresL. aewfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

Amerc an Gentlemen search OF good and economical Loo
dOa directed BENJAMIN, Ulster House Cond0ii
London W. Noted special materials and styles for Ulster uageas
aud universal Ulster shooting and coaHty suiss &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
OUEDOOR SPORTS.
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
BALrIM0Rg, MAY 30.-This was the fourth
and last day the spring meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey Club.
200; dGSh Of hrsequArs miles for
al age Brennus gEllnped
seopd Rsos-isneip pare 500; all
during meeting ESQ., The SlOO tie
TIE following 10 the Summary;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

Mr. VIM. IL. Morrel, late editor OF The
Albion sailed the Java. "Wednesday Ias'' Tor q
long tour on the Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
DIED

Trne False Science. Speech a. The IndAu Banquet
PARK. GodEln IN TAIBuNE LscruaR BTrEA No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

found that had received no injuries By the fall sIosp'
q sght bruiae the face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

r Ra-Purs. 900 sdGsh Of and thrsequArsn miles for
ssoSd Rse.@Hsaeip psrt 500; all .s,,
dur1g meeting EEome heats ESQ., he winner sl0o Tie
Ihekaba-y
Irsieisl. ''.''''''.'.'' '''.''''''''''''''
not Won dr NJ the estas ose AMI BAR niles Baetsn
By Aras JOaa BG Sanford the order
Fo1rh Raopd ,,evps pos. SO each play
eoar,,; Clab to AID 90 Of ss horse 500
es,1, . s1t 'g D :. i D Won O' race i'--'
rms was the exciting ever over the
PimlioO LOohiel led over stone walls, ditches
and hurdles for mile, when he course ed IN tue track
for short distance aud then into TIE inner held Loea,e
inner field. keeping the stecple course, and coming
out the winner The throughout most exciting
duffy and Tammany trapping iu splendid style. The
track tine condition, and the weather pleasant
until the close OF the last race raintorn
Fully 10 O0O persons were present, Of whom large
number we're ladies.
PROSPER PARK COURSE, May SO.-Special
DreHaTn Of r. O. nile . A. bs'' IL . IN harness
.S.sl, ,, n N g Js. n,
TIme-E3i. z:3j 226i 2:2Si
BASEBALL
A game was played at Boston, yesterday.
between the Mutua and Boston Clubs the former win
ming by score Of % q
The championship game between the Balti-
more and Washington Clubs played at Washington yes
teray resulted IN favor OF the former ny score OF u
700
The game at the Union Ground, Brooklyn,
YESTERDAY between the R,solutes OF Elizabeth, N j.
and the Atlantcs of Brooklyn, was postponed on ac-
count OF the rain. only innings beng played when the
score stood 10 in favor " the Resolutes.
CRICKET.
The first cricket match of the season was
played yesterday at tho Staten Island Cricket Club
Grounds. az Camp Washington, New Brighton, between
the 81 George Club OF New York and the Staten Island
CluD The game resulted in 10 runs for tho staten
Island Club ana Al Tor the ST. Georges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

The new bOat-house Of the ATLANTA Rowing
Club will be opened to-day with appropriate exercises
IL Ia on the Harlem River near the railroad bridge
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-24
BY X CABLES.
A Reward offered fer the DIscevsry
of tho Name Of the Steamer which
Sank North Fleet.


sunk North Fleet.
LONDON, January 2I.-rhe journals
here express their indignation In the
strongest term, at the lieartless COLI
duet Of the Captain Of the unknown
steamer which sunk the North Fleet.
The Government has offered a reward
for the discovery Of her name. sixty
survivors of the Inflated ship have ar
rived In London.
Later In Regard to the Wrecked Yes
sci, North Fleet she Was kun
Down By n spanish steamer.
Information has been received that
the steamship which sunk the emigrant
ship North Fleet, off Duogeness light
house, OH Wednesday night. was a
Spanish vessel bound for Cadlz. She
Is reported to have put into the harbor
of Havre with her bows damaged. A
large quantity OF wrecked stuff from
the North Fleet has come ashore on
the Kentish coast, but no bodies have
vet been recovered. A committee,
headed by the Lord Mayor OF the city,
is being formed to receive subscription
for the rescued passengers, who are
destitute.