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SUPERIOR COUAT-SpeCIAL TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge Curtis.

BY Judge Curtis.
O'Mahoney Belmont ct al.Motion for stay, pending
appeal to General Term, granted See opinion.
Gallagher Curry-Motion TO vacate order OF arrest
denied.
Andrews VS.. Davidson.-Moton for reargument, &C,
granted.
Risley administration to place Special
Calendar denied.
Ryan VS. Osgood-ordcr giving plaintiff leave to amend
complaint
Mcbride vs. Second Avenue Railroad Company-Order
opening default
Smith, receiver, vs. Lews-0rder for opening inquest
and for reference
By Judge Van Worst.
Kembe Dana.-Al the ntcrrogatories allowed,
cept such as are marked "disaowed.'
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MARINE C0URT-2ART 3.


Before Judge Gross.
Joseph II. Ribon Joseph Cohen and Isaac Mayer
The plaintiff in this action is the premises 40
Broadway, which he leased in 1869 TO Messrs Mack,
Hyman Co., cloth dealers, who assigned it to Elkn
LYMAN for whom the defendants became surees for the
payment OF the rent On the 2Sth of October 1872 fire
occurred In the premises by which the de-
PENDANTS claim to have been damaged to the
of about three hundred dollars besides interest
the sum fourteen hundred being the rent paid
for the time the premises remained in untcnantable
condition. claimed bv the defendants This action
being for quarters rent the only question in issue
whether the premises actually In untenant
able condition contemplated by the lease After the
Judges charge the jury rendered verdict for the
fcndant for the full amount claimed.
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are 50 numerous that there is doubt Of the
effort of hr, savage being highly interesting and sue
csssul He has presented TO him entering upon il all
the materials for eloquent narration and glowing de
linealion OF the devotion and forudc which
have marked them IN SO many situations where the
noblest OF human qualities have been the utmost
and especially their conduct civil war the
struggle France against Germany and the maryrdom
of Rome under the ruthless heel of her Piedmontese
ruler Victor Emmanuel IL can hardly be expecta
ion therefore the part OF the friends OF the lecturer
ing by large and cultivated assembly in the Brooklyn
Athenspum and that what he says viii meet with It's
Just apr eciation.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Diamond Robbery.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday before
Justice Ledwith, Ann McGowan, employed In the
boarding house at 3ls West Twenty.eghth street,
charged by Lirsck s. Simpson. boarder, with stealing
diamonds to the value Of si2oO He testified that the
gems were sewed In the lining NJ vest, from whence
they had been removed and that the prisoner the
only person who had 10 the place where they
were She was remandcd for further examination.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
James Lawlor Convicted Of Manslaugh-
ter I'm the Fourth Dcgree-The Corri-
gan Child Murdcr-The Alleged bribery

Before Judge DAVIS.
The trial OF James Lawlor fer mansaughter In having
killed John Darlington, by hitting him the head with
o water pitcher in fight which occurred in liquor
saloon at the OF Spring and Washington streets,
A. eonclndcd Yesterday Several witnesses were exam
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THE LATE JUDGE STRONG.

At the end Of proceedings yesterday IN the Supreme
Court, General Term, motion OF District Attorney
Phelps seconded by Mr. Herd, the Court adjourned
oil respect TO the Of the late Theron Strong
formerly Judge OF the Supreme Court.
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SUPREME COunT-CHAMBeRs.


BY Judge Fancher.
Gawtry The Connecticut Mutual Lite Insurance.
Motion denied, with So to abide event
Guile Guie-M0on 10 change the place of trial be-
of residence OF parties denied with $40 costs
sanford VS. Whie.-Moton 10 compel purchaser to take
title is denied
Colendar ct al. VS. Phean.-Rcport of commission in
partition confirmed and judgment granted.
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"PATRIoTIo PRIESTS. y


H"o DoCturo u JOHm SNVMRr, 10 nc DE.
hvered Tonight I'm the Brooklyn Athc-
nBum.
lecture will be delivered In the Brooklyn Ahenau
this evening, by Mr. John Savage, entitled patriotic
Priests" The incidents in the history Of both the
Middle Ages and Of recent u mes In which the
humble fathers Of the Catholic Church have
beep distinguished by heroic and generous actions
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PROBABLE MURDER.
Gang Of East Side Roughs Rescue
Prisoner from Two 0ficers-One of the
Officers Struck with "a Stone and His
Head Mashed-Another Can
didate for the Gallows.

Between six and seven O'Clock last evening ON
Ger McSherry, Of the Thirteenth precinct, noticed
q number OF r0ughs congregatea on the corner Of
Pitt and Grand street, where they were indugiBg
IN obscene and insulting language towards pas
sers-by. In obedience TO instructions from Cap
tain Garland, Of the Thirteenth precinct, the OIL
Ger ordered the crowd to disperse. This
they peremptorilly ana defantly refused
to do whereupon McSherry seized one
OF their number-Themas Spellan, an a-
legged notorious character-and started towards
the station house. Spellan's friends at once
gathered closely about the oiicer and his prisoner,
and made an attempt to rescue the latter,
whereupon the officer raped vigorously for as
sistance. His signal was promptly responded to
by Of1icsr Michael Rowan, Of the Seventh precinct
In person, and together the ofncers proceeded to-
wards the station house with their prisoner. They
had gone but short distance when the crowd OF
roughs again made rush for the prisoner with .
view to his liberation, but were again beaten OF
IL little III akeSoed Of Wrestling % tseiT friend @ fros ron
the two policemen, one Of the gang seized
large stone and hurled It with tremendous force
at them, striking 0nlcer Rowan on the back Of
the head and telling him instantly 20 the pave.
ment. As the officer sank beneath the blow, the
himself from the grasp OF McSherry, ana at snce
beat q hasty retreat, while his companions dis
persed in every direction Assistance was pro-
station house, wnere hls wound was examined
by physician, who proneunced It OF very SER
ious and probably fatal nature. From the station
house he was taken in an ambulance to Bellevue
Hospital where he now lies In critical condition.
Later In the evening Captain Garland and Odlcer
McSherry secured the nelghborh0od Of the anray
and succeeded in arresting one John Dacey, an al
legged notorious character, as well as the original
prisoner-Spean. gentleman was also found
who says he saw Dacey throw the stone which hit
the ocer The prisoner will be taken before Justice
shandley. at the Essex Market Police Court, this
morning, where Dacey will probably be held to
await the result OF officer Rowan's injuries.
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THE HoBoKEN- POLICE COMMISSION.

Aid Burke of the HODOken police, has sent to
the commissioners letter announcing his resig-
nation. 1t will be remembered that during the
recent murder excitement Aid labored ener-
getically to ferret out the assassin of the un-
known traveller, and in so doing confronted
Berger, the suspected driver, with the manglcd
remains and asked him TO touch the body. He
did so because Berger had never gone near the
body previously, although his Car passed the
scene Of the homicide at the hour OF its occur
renee. Several Germans, headed by pOthouse poll
ticians, grew furious with the Aid, and threat
ened the Commissioners with annihiation unless
they would remove Mr.. Burke. Three OF the Com
mssOners yielded to the camor, and censured
the Aid for doing his duty. Burke nung back the
Censure and rendered his resignation, to serve no
more until he can serve under men who will not
reprimand brave and efficient officer for doing
what his conscience told him to be right.
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THE KINGSBRIDGE ROAD.
The Need OF Repairing and Widening
It-Real Estate Grievances.


It-Real Estate Grievances.
FORT WASHINGTON, March 20, 1879.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Somebody must be trying to hoodwink the
HERALD in regard to real estate on the upper end
Of the island The KIngsbridge road is the only
road that needs immediate widening and repairs.
It is central and always must be; and it is and
always must be the main thoroughfare. Any one
who knows anything about the topography of this
neighbOrhOod knows what state to be true. The
delay In widening it has been owing to two rea-
eons
Ffrst-There have been negligence incompetence
and trickery in the commissioners appointed so
lVng ago as 1870. The chief OF them is Henry Par
sons, Tom Fields shadow
Secondhand spectators on the heights, under
the guidance OF q certain shrewd lawyer, want an
extended boulevard and ridge avenue for their
convenience and profit, and wish therefore for
delay IN the widening ana improvement Of the
present public thoroughtare, which has been left
for years in a disgraceful condition.
Let us hope that MIR. behring's bill to remove
these Commissioners Will pass, in spite Of all dis
honorable trckery and selfish interests.
Let the HERALD the "Fourth Estate,n as 10 has
been feicitousy called, send a Commissioner up
here to see about "Real Estate" We want all the
roads and streets we can get but above all we
want HONOR AND HONESTY.
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tunately ~ an end, and their genuinenesS con-
nrmed by the receipt OF dispatches brought by
Cuban patriot who left the President In question
on the first days OF this month The Presidential
decfees in question, which we now publish ordcr
important changes in the personnel OF the rep,Ic.
sentatives Of the Cuban Republic In this country.
Yesterday Mr.. Jose Maria. the General Stens, re.
signed his ONCE In accordance with TIE terms OF
his letter which is appended herewi1n, In favor Of
the ''conndentia agency" aDIoinsed by the Presi-
dent The office OF United sty.tes Diplomatic Agent,
which was held by Mr.. R.mon Ccspedes, cousin Of
the President is abolished, apparently In the belief
that the government Of this country is deaf to free
Cubas appeal for recognition. Diplomatic agen-
cies are, however, TO be continued In South Amer
ica The following letter, dated yesterday, is Mr..
Mayorga's resignation from the direction of the
General Agency
MR.. MAYORGA's RESIGNATION,
To THE CUBAss IN THE UEITsD STATES
have just received from the hands Of Mr.. Ramon
Cespeass three aocamen which APPEND herewith and
not sprrenderng the General Agency Of the Republic Of
have informed Mr.. Carlos del Castillo that will
render 70 nm The Agency haye
according to the dictates OF patriotism and good faith
sa%s csDan
An saI Which SIns the time that have had ID
sncerest cooperation in this patrSe task q freeing
NEW YORK, March 20, 1873.
THE PRESIDENTIAL DEGREES
The following are the three Presidential de-
rHE DIPLOMATIC MISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY
SUPPRESSED.
CARLOS MANUEL DE CEsPEDEs, PRESIDENT THE RDPUB-
advisable for me interests 81 country hereby
make the following decree - c..u.
Agency Republic Of Gua IN he United states Of
ART. Ain place Of the before mentioned Diplomatic
Commission ana General Agency icy C0nidentla Agency
ART. 3-The Diplomatic Commissions in South America
and IN other countries which recognizes or VIII recognize
yen By a the R I d on tho
vised by me- in the absence Of the secretary Of State
MIGUEL Bravo sESrIEs. Secretary Of War.
THE MEMBERS OF THE CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY.
CARLOS MANUEL DE CEspEDEs, PRESIDENT OF THE RE.
PUBLIC OF CURA:-
polsted De setan The oiiowias gentemen
aTas s%S Ss Of h
and Felix GOWN.
sOth day q SC1e%Ssr s and il the sh ysa 2! our our
SS me o e Dn Of
MIGuEL BRAVO sENrrEs, Secretary Of War.
THE ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR LOAN.
CARLOS MANUEL DE CEsPEDEs President OF the Republic
placing the loan Of are hereby revoked Is
rssSss to %assr and until this s'S decree cree
takes y ratified sGsa ana az G ., III. on
adential Agency, MessTs Carlos del Castillo, General
pons9 s said snay SnS Sfn Gown " continue
H. 6
MIGUEL BRAVO SENTiEs, Secretary War.
Mr.. Felix Gown, of New York, declines positively
to accept the appointment. General Quesada
LOinaz who is brother-in-law of the President is
shortly expected in this city from Venezuela. Mr..
Carlos Del Castillo, former President OF the Havana
Savings, Is now in this city, and will assume his
new functions this week.
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BANK FAILURE IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, Marcl

NEW HAVEN, March 2g, 1873.
1ne suspension of the banking firm OF Il. S.
Scranton and Co. is still topic Of warm discussion
In all circles here. From day to day the firm has
promised the depostors statement OF the affairs
Of the bank, but none has been made and no inror.
rhts has occasoned great indignation and the be.
iel prevails that the depositors will receive very
little IN payment for their deposits. All the real
estate OF the Arm has been attached within the last
t0rty-eieht hours. Among the depostors were
many business men OF moderate means, also some
pavings by the failure. The hrm promise a state
ewnn msnt on Monday, and on that day. Al noon, the
The New York herald., 1873-03-31
COSMOPOLITAN CONFERENCE.
Discourse by Leander Thompson on the
Necessity of Political Organize tiOn
Among WOrkingmen.

Among Workingmen.
Yesterday afternoon Turnverein Hall, on Fourth
street, was comfortably filed 10y an intelligent
audience to listen to Leander Thompson on the
above subject. His delivery was impressive and
correct. He opened his discourse by saying
that all classes were industrious, with but few ex.
cepti ons. The wealthy he spoke OF as being ex
tremely industrious, seeking wholly to grind the
halter closer upon the necks Of the poor, riotlng
upon the proceeds OF their Industry He denounced
legislative power as a mass OF corruptiOn his only
salvation was in the peOpe-the producers of
wealth The speaker thought II necessary Tor MIN TO
speak few plain words on the present camor OF
religious sects against the priest-ridden people
from the depth OF ignorance. The people, he said,
were tyrannized 10y tlns class of men. rhe priest,
he said, denied TO man his right or brain or right
Of pocket He advised the laboring class to put
down this priest power. In alluding to 'strikes''
the speaker denounced them as too expensive and
demorallzing; the laboring man was not paid
enough to support them: but he strongly urged
the cooperative system. He was sorry to see the
trade unions denounce immigration; he believed
immigration would save the country, for in every
Immigrants hand he would place the ballot, and
bis ballot would help put down monopoly and
rings.
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CUBA LIBRE.

Important Changes In the Onicial Rep
resentatives In the United States
DEGREES of President Cespedes-Thc
S1OO,O00,O0O Lsan-(iencrnl Quesada,
Brother-in-Lavv Of President Ccspcdes,
Expected Here Shortly from south
Amertca-Mr. GOWN Declines Once.
The long pending question as to the authenticity
OF certain documents received In this city through
Boston from President Cespedes, in Cuba Libre,
under date Of 3otb November last year. is now ipr
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THE PENIAES.

All the Org ganixatiOns i'm the state I'm a
prosperous Conditfen-The Bostonian
Fenians to Visit New York.
The Manhattan Lodge cf the Fenlan Brotherhood
met at Demilt Hall, corner OF Twenty-third street
and Second avenue, at three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Reports were read from the several
organizations throughout the state, all of which
are IN nourishing condition. Measures were
taken TO form new 'clrclesn including two in this
city. There was some talk as to the arrangements
10 be made for the reception the Boston fenians
who are TO be the guests OF the New YORK Division
On the 10Th day OF August next, but nothing def
ate was done In that regard. The lodge meets
A3Nn At the same place next Sunday.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city TO Whiestone IL and the is
now open for the transaction of business
The line will be found Of great those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraph communication with
Whtesone, the Herald Line will he open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message Of twenty words
less to be delivered board vessels of Whtesone.
dollar five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the New YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES.
Herald Office corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office, Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, III.
At the Herald Branch Offices, corner of Boerum and
Fulton streets, BROOKLYN, and 1885 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all steamers daily
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STOKES STABBED.

Martin Stokes, OF 346 East Thirty-t third street,
was sitting ON q chair In Madison avenue yesterday
afternoon, when boy, named Haslichter, slipped
up behind him and stabbed him in the mouth and
arm and then made good his escape stokes in
.luriee are not severe.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
A Murderer Sentenced To BE Hanged
The Horse Disease.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 1873.
Charles Mortimer, convicted at Sacramento OF
the murder OF Mary Gibson, was to-day sentenced
to be hanged on the 10Th OF May
The horse disease Is abating at Los Angeles, but
is raging Throughout Arizona and spreading toward
san BernardinO. Some cases at Vallejo are re-
ported but it has not yet appeared in this city.
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamship City Of Merida, Zimmerman Vera Cruz
March H. PrOpreo 2st and Havana 26th, 80 PM with
mdse and A passengers to Alexandra Son.
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans March p
with mdsc and passengers u Frederic Baker.
Steamship Gen Barnes Mallory, Savannah March 27,
with mdse and passengers TO X Garrison.
steamship South Carolina Beckett, Charleston Marc h
2S, with mdse and passengers TO II Morgan a Co
steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC with
naval stores, to the Lorllard Steamship Co.
steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, Morchead City, NC, with
mdse aud passengers 10 MURRAY. Ferris h Co.
Ship British sovereign of LIVERPOOL Davis, Calcutta
Dec II, with mdse TO order.
Bark Carrie wyman, Cochrane Matapzas 10 days. with
sugar, &c, to master.
Scbr John Fisk (of Provincctown), Smith, Baracoa
10 days, with fruit to Thomas Madge; vessel TO X
staples. Had fine weather TO lat 30 n; from thence
heavy gales from WSW 70 NV
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Ncrcus Bearsc New York for Boston.
Steamship Tillle Bailey, New YORK for New London
schr Ellen Duhed, RayDor, Elizabethport for Pro-
violence.
scbr Julia Elizabeth Richardson, New York for Bos-
ton
schr VIM Gray, Allen, New York TOR New London.
schr Mnquas, hcaney, New York for Providence
schr Hayden Green New York for Fall River.
schr niagara, Crowe, New York for BRIDGEPORT
schr Smith, Bushnell, New York for Fall River
sehf Ney. Chase, New York fOr FsA River.
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onts on sunday inIas rom 70 "a IS tosPM. tosP. n
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First, the liver and stomach must be got into good
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n es
there and takes the place of food, consequently the
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stomach and spois or sours, and passes OF without
Pills acton the liver and
pleasant si%asni, Which L taken drsetIv eating.
@ begins I gain S ses the lungs begins
% No % one Was ever Cured ed unless they began
The second thing IS the patients must stay in warm
cause they are in the house they must remain aasis
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the Sa%ss s s S s /.
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where every Saturday. from A. M. TO 4 Y. M, my
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a thorough examination with the Respirometer the
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Of the respiratory and the operator can readily
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not This they must expect to Know II they arc ex-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE;
n legal everywhere deserton, &C, sufficient cause no
publicity required no charge until divorce is granted;
advice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney, l94 Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF different States; legal everywhere; publicity;
no fees i'll advance advice ree commissioner for every
State. FREDERICK L. KING
Counsellor at Law, 1863 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
~. of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to Q p NJ
Sunday to p
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 80, 1873.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.
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Almanac for New XOrk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
sun RISES. lG Gov island. eve IO ~
sun sets. ......... 20 Sandy HOOK. eve 10 GA
Moon rises. 10 10 Hell Gate. morn IL "a