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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12
THE LATE MINISTER ORB.


ter Thorne and Mayor Have
meyer-Arrangemsnt for the
Funeral on Friday-At-
tendance Of the Sew
snth Regiment
respect to the memory OF the late James l.. Orr.
United States Minister to Russia were continued
yesterday, and conducted with q solemnity and
decorum that could not fail to show that when
death comes to US 1t levels all distinctions, party
otherwise. in che remembrance that 1t is the IN
evitable lot OF oil men once to die. 1t was
arranged on Tuesday that about halfpast nine
O'Clock on the following yesterday morning that
the revenue cutter Jasmine should be in at
tendance to take on board the Knights Templars
who were DESTROYS OF receiving the body.
In accordance with this about eighty Of
the knights met in the Governors room
at the city Hall at nine O'Clock, and under the d.
rection OF Elwood E. Thorne, D. @. NJ. formed in
the Park and marched down Broadway TO the Bat
terry. The police arrangements, which were admi-
rably carried out, were under the direction OF In
spector George Dilks and Captain Leary. The
party embarked at ten O'Clock in the Jasmine.
which was commanded by Lieutenant Parker, and
steamed to the pier of the North German Steam
ship Company at Hoboken.
RECEIVING THE REMAINS.
The rhuringia, which was lying outside the pier
on the previous day, had taken her place in the
dock, and the Knights on landing had to pass
through a large number OF emigrants and their
baggage to reach the steamer. The knights were
received by Captain Meyer, OF the Thurlnga, and
on the deck they were taken to a very heavy look
ing box, which contained the casket and the re-
mains Of the deceased Minister. The box bore the
following inscription:-'J l.. o., Charleston S. c."
1t al once seen by the undertaken, MIR. Senior,
that 1t would cause considerable delay to unpack
the box on board, and the Jasmine therefore came
alongside the steamer, and, by aid Of the hoist,
the box was lowered on to the deck OF the cutter,
the bell OF the steamer toiiing meanwhile. On the
passage down the river the case was removed and
the casket was revealed.
THE CASKET.
The caskct was heavily draped with black Grape
and trimmed with futed fringes OF the same ma
terial, interlaced with silver trimming. Four rich
tassels OF bullion silver hung at the head and loot.
and a border OF white satin was placed around the
casket. On a silver plate was the following In
Scription:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12


Fall wicxcts for 81. Georges-first IL runs second,
ST. third, So; fourth, 6f fifth %; seventh, "a; eighth IA
Fall OF wickets tor staten Isiand-First runs; second
TO- third TO- fourth, 81 afth. ~ SIXTH "a seventh,
eighth. 81; ninth, 81 tenth, So
Cmpires-ChadMick and Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12

The police report that large quantity Of dncly
executed ten cent stamps are " circulation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12
Rnae Ball Notes.

Umpire, Mr.. Swandeli, of the Resoiute Club.
Time of game, one hour and hfty minutes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-26

n r -
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tlooper bottle or sfk hotties for $500, delivered
70 any address, secure from observation. soId py
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TO whom all letters tor information RhoSld be
addressed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-26
Avoid ouacks and Imposters'
No Charge for Advice and Consultstteu.

Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Of Jefferson Asdicat
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
6sxusi or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
Sn especial study either in male Or female, no
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Send for the Guide TO HedltA Price 10 cent?.
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- l04 puane 81. New Yoyk, :, =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
THE BAND prGlNs 10 rLAY.

We had band Of native musicians on
board the tug that took ms down the bay.
They played 'Lucy Neal" "Dau Tuck
er" "Boatman Dance "Dandy jim"
aud such tunes as Don IIoracio aud his
fellows used to whistle into them in their
green and salad days
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

we stopped ouc day lor Goals, aud fresh
provisions and apphircs proceeding
on our homcward Way on tbe morning Of
February 18th, two hours only out Of
port, and we
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

market \ large airy cabin, each io
hlmsclf welldrllledlrrcueh and Chlrgse
servants A rgiaBe i0uf fat mu4ai-
aqgs and a chCf with superb physique
spollcss white garments, ersv beard, in
short a perfect urartso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
THE ESCORT 10 THE STEAMER.

We had an escort TO the steamer, many
Of the citizens turning out on the days of
Don HOracio's departure, just as in Bos-
ton some of the John Hancock men keep
Election aud Evacuation days and the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery turn out
and the Common looks like holiday, but
it is Mt, and the governor ought TO take
his seat, but be does Mt, and there ia no
egg pop ginger beer, lemonade, ice cream
and no fuu Of no sort
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

Of the settlement say their fathers remem-
bered the day WHEN the top. Of five gin
pagodas were seen above the water In
front Of the temple. Time works won
ders; It may have been 70. Many Of the
structures are half buried 10 the sand
but there is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
A mGr ELEPHANT fsrmE,

20 natural, and af color 70 Ike reality,
that we thought he was alive, until we
sat down upon his trunk lie stands By
the side Of three monolilhie temples, the
further one Of which Is guarded by lion,
that none but courageous perons daro up.
proach, though knowing he belongs 70
the same menagerie as the elephant
With the exception Of au earthquake
crack, aud tle tumble here aud there Of n
pillar OF coruicc, there Is nothing thai
csn bf called ruins
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
ANtNliNlsnfp l0H

strange strange Jnf ffHe that maoy
oi rHs sculptures iu u directions are In
an uubHt-hed state Igak- 81 though ihe
wot kJnet bad 2gpe lD dinner 9f aer oH
"a .irlEa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
oLp BADpr rE HrC

who has puyefzed - mauy younger
cities 10 iadiatiagaiShabls aoihtagas0.
ha. omlg wbei liis seythe on these tones
a. I,e moved on tpgafd the ciiie, of ihe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
, rlf,s,,t ntscutrfiNr lffrru
lma Nutaa

By the courtesy 81 a friend we are en-
abled to print the following letter from
an absent Bostouian TO a relative In this
city Though not intended for the pub
be eve, twill be found very Interesting,
%. perfect freedom being special
charm.
ON B0AEp Sfi AMIR ~ 1nE Ran
SRA, ~ ROT rr fgou BoMHNn no
EtRorF, March Ia. 1873 \
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
Az uNrLuAsANr voYAoE.

From Manila, we had not a very pleas.
ant week Of il 10 Singapore; because the
weather was boisterous, the ship nasty,
the passengers diftoer, llie food not PARK
er,.h, the servants nnWashcd aud ao l0ih.
Something broke lhe lf.t day ont done
uu purpo-e, believe, Is oue Of ihe lazy
yatiet, o. q iab0r-saying bit 81 slfslegy.
Porn holr. a8 closed. aud tle air III the
saloon aud cabin. odgfier0us as son may
imsgiue. with a crowd of >paai.h men
womeu, aud children aud servants. sea.
sick. uuwa.hed Disgusting, terrified
Babsli-h abd c9nglomemfe White peo-
pic aeger este l8 make second passage
ga i spanish steamer baf u.ete afe mo-
moment, wbeH ae do those liing- we
d0u'l UaBt aud bad at gaefto dos aud
Christians making up lheir. miad.'io ael
away lfom HuiIa, theg usually take the
bird 10 lhe Hsad in preference fo falare
uncertainties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

flow do I account f1r tbatt Tie tale
ls tbis. ia old uuIts. befgfe tbe var of
1912, e certain king in sofhe distant isud
having III Ais mind ~ sol0mouixe IIii!r
UfJught together ihoa.and or more
stone cutters aaa attempted @ force them
70 work En- lhe erection " hi temple.
(Coaeladed netf sreek
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

Bul y, lgw slieged Was iis sprighlief
tones, Whea ai Singapore the embassy
found itself embarked on a French mali
steamer, b0ahd Tor tie suez Canal, aud
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
CIVIL NOTES.

James Cusick, who committed an assault
upon fellow prisoner at Blackwells Island ON Dee 30
was arragned in The Court OF General Sessions, yeste
day the indictment found against him by The Grand
jury. lie Pleadcc not guilty.
In the contest in relation to the EOllwagen
WILL IN ,he surogae's Court, before Surrogate Hutch
iugs ycsisrday most OF the day taken mp in the
OF Nj Theiss one or The snhscIlomg
witnesses. N1tniuC was enHted. Di. HenH
Gjuden the Other witness was then examined iesiIy
ing fhaf 1olwlgcu III oOuud mind az tnS time Oi
signing thc wiz and cUdic Ine witness Will be cross
exaIaiued on Monday.
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday,
before judge Joachinisen Austin A. Fullerton obtained
n inquest aud Judgment against Patrick Dennan for
SIS %, With costs aud $40 allowance George W.
MeA.an or the pla ntil aud John A Godfrey for the
dt -snGlnt The following uqfcsts anf Judgments Were
taken ny the plannrs in each case with costs ana s2o
aliO.saylces Wilson Stevenson AIT Iheodore Morgan,
rof sI54 20; T. Hafcl for he pamth and n r. arm
Tor deie adaHt. JrmesW Mekinner agt Theodore Hum
Ler. ior s 90. the piainB lawyer Was
lOt a4yoL; ; NsI. DLIuuy lof Ne deieii~At'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
CRl.llNAI NOTES.

Al the jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY
So Iclr5-ss head. eusI,td NlA ~ s d
.o. Az buggy zoo, be1 ng tic Washino Ice Con
IaBy.
In the C0nrt Of General Sessions, yesterday he
Coz. Recorder Ds Attorney Russell appearing
pag.e ple4s ii, accepted N The oT1ns os
Wrs Price for into the liquor or oi
preiencs LsaTaan. dO9 NsdOns De- o. and ihng
orb Of sent the Stlie Prison ipr sc1
, Nor fsr of eofing De = from Hor-
l25E ihoaye seat 70 ths fentnuaiy 10Y
month ... .r-
At the Tornbs Police Cocrt, YESTERDAY, before JUS
eond Tor seauz money ftom fAgtr
" 80 19 BroadN IhoAs btsc.T sss & ae.e isT 7
PeariE
whom he sac ewoyea Chs Amuol doses Rsfen
Pnker OF Nos
tobsrt MOkaa, David Howard Snd james
ayY er. eomdcl G Gbtr1g nader isIse pfe'
.rsss ron John Prank - No. 80 Beaverst
A, the Easex Market Police Court, before Jndge
eoug ss.lerasy Haley aad MalJ brew sefe 9ed io
~ IRON Ed1SrJ r. iiediey OF No. l11 M
vslee at $50 James suivSn ehsrgeo Nf me var
.u, .J ou ne store Wilson Brothss OF NJ l4l Nhn
Charles Sloane hed
.xer ter of The 30 from William kne Of No 23 Ave
sp Jspes G. sng lOg ChrSnAs tIeei
II value s. Belmont Hotel in Fu'iop 81 Wary Ann
Iayor Cegs held CHARGED b1 DETECTIVE
cI.Ip CeniIai OMce With beng professional hie''N
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
TRIAL OF sHARKEY's AccoMrncE.

The trial of Maggie JOurdan Oh the charge
OF Nidiug the murderer sharkey TO escape from the
roinbs prison was began, yesterday in the Court OF
General Sessions. Upou the being called Assistant
Attorney Russell said that he was not ready to
proceed owing the absence of of his chief wit
nesses. Mrs. Della Brown, who had gone 10 Pennsyl
yana TO spend the holidays EX-Judge Beach N be-
half the accused, asked for speedy trial. jury
was accordingly chosen and Recorder Hacket then ad-
Journed the hearing of testimony until Monday next
The following the iurymen selected
Herman Dessair, furniture dealer al No. les East
kinetytnrdST.; Slcgfred " Never, dealer IN VarDis
at No 81 BeeknSnsf.; Frederick T. Martin, artist OF
No 81 Fifthave Charles H. Medicus. furniture dealer
Al No 50 New wBOwery; Moses HllmaD, dealer in laces
at Ma u Lspenarst; Lyle Roed, machiDist Of No. 1856
z lst Oue-hunGFed-and-siXteen John Jennings,
builder of No. Elst Eghteenth-st. John Ryan. box
manufacturer OF No 14s East sxtyfourth-se Patrick
Moore, liquor dealer az No 4O3 East HOnstOnst. John
M Moitt sculptor Of No GO ludson-Sl; John f. C0rss,
clerk No $40 L2Xg gtcDlye.; Frederick stugSis, tea
dealeI AT No. l2j FIOnt-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
rHURSDAl. DRc. %.

THURSDAY. DRc. 25.
Mails for Rurope Piymoah Cheboure Hamburg
.hp Pommerania close at lOa Suppensaay Msi or doahe
matter Is the PosOmce al II
Steamship a, p N from foot Of ThratL h0boAen
FRIDAY. Die &c.
Ms fr Kipcsn and Sayana the steamship Atlas close
Al sails at from Pier No IL Nerh th'er
the PostOhee eVef' oay
6 D. m., via HALIFAX ... .,
for Halifax n closed at the NewYort Postohc ereu
DAY at q IN. and goes wa Boston -
sATtRDAY DEC. 81.
Mats for Great Britain and Ire sno Lerpoo W
Celtic close at $3.50 Supplementary su Tor
double printed closed at the
945 Steamship sails at IL IRON White Star Dock
Pavons Ferry. Jersey Crtv.
Mails for and Bremen the steamship
Hermann Supplementary Mail for donblepoaee
printed closed The PostQmee AZ l:3O p
Stesnshn sails at n from foot Of fhlrdst. Hoboken.
PrasslaE Mai sent by this line
For Mail direct Brest Havre BY The steamship
Europe $3.50 steamship sails at IL m IRON fe NO.
90 n. e..
Mails for Havana direct p4r the steamship Cus, close
at D H. Supplementary Mail for doubopos,sge letters and
the Post Office 24Op Steamship sails
At . m. from Pier No. y. X .. -
Mails for Hsyh etc, by the steamship Weybos close az p IN
CITY Of Austin, eose At p m
Steamship sails at 3 IN. from Pier No. ~ r. X
SUNDAY. DEC. rs.
Az Msl close at O'Clock The fossoae. cFtn no" a
m III a n.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
A SCHOOL CONTROVERSY.

Ip the Supreme Court, yesterday, Mr. John
A. Parsons behalf of the Mayor asked for inune
ton TO restrain John r. Haskn and the Board Of Edn
cation OF School District No. Of the Town OF West
Farms from removing the furniture from the district
school house 10 building The motion is made on
compliant OF the Counsel 10 the Corporation MT Della
aeld Smith setting forth the law King Westchester
County and making district in question School Dis
trct No Of this city The plaintiffs allege that tho
school ia in an unhealthy place and that the price is
exogntant For the defense. ex-Judge Emott argued
that the law does not into effect until jan l. and
that the defendants doing only what they nave Q
rl to also stated that the land has passed
rrU.n Mr. Haskin Judge Tappan, and ahdayits were
gwen showing that the tranter took place as legit
mate transaction. lt also denied that Mr.. HAS
kin has President since may last The Court LOOK
the papers and rived its decision
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25

within spcsh, eS time delivered and vcueher
par. off and part DAMAGED while nr The ot
The d,nyert h@es Tor the poon not ussd
the srospd that he'd ere spa esud not Be esssnded G
eped and The below sustained the departen and
is nj and the mand with directions 70
en,e for the voacher The finding that
The time Was verbally and that such valid Jus
tre Miller delivered the opinion II.
Ma AS0Tosp Of marcy TO Circuit Cou for the
Northern District Of Illinois This action municipal bonds
sane. Nv .he evp they the
road for which the urpton made hu consolidated road
chartered facts
ha o the bonds brought here reviews the
Court question 81 Law raised not presented the record
and the faaemeut
oninop Justice Miller delivered the opinion No. MWilson
Bank Of Paul tolegraobd for publication
Tuesday tae fact benk then Inadvertently omitted
No OF 81 Clair sg vingore Suprene
Cont Of Illinois Of Jurisdiction.
Nc 596-Br the Circuit the Bsf
crn Distr 4 OF Arkansas Motion 10 advance denied.
No 6N-odges at Vaughan the District Court FOR The
Werern District Of Arkansas-Motiop for ceosn toRed.
No lS4-Ha Jorion The Supreme Cour. of Ten
re.see.--A hirned With 10 damsges
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25

..me ,.rm. pronounced Judgment imposing
s ssossas punshmen Tsat former 'aas%en. %1 Ssd Sd
hcoo vsco.c" " en- iaemeul became OF effeot,
ssS Was the duty the Cour 70 proceed to deal with
se h s Court hsd ss
~ s ,n% esiabshcd by the authorities referred 20 On
the argument. ,oh power apying .hs .ame farm
Tue n Judgment Is 10 be regarded being subject
VIC Lsise Of such power by the Court required
70 Ns nv LIS OF Justice Any Inconvenience to the pris-
ny .rc,rht "a. thereby is 10 be regarded OF the
Ssns TO the administration Of justice arising from
occurrence # error or irregularity and
~ foTIner Judgment bel coufessedly wholly Illegal.
ha. was under u eau have no effect W take away
re OF the Conrt to proceed st the same
q r 20 legal sentence We are, therefore. of opinion
that tne prisoner s not deprived Of hs liberty IN con
t,t !, he were before us Oh the writ prayed for. we
.sonld be compelled 10 remand him 70 the custody IN
xheb he now is. The application If therefore refused
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
pECIsIONS-DFC. "a.

Supreme Court--C Chdmbers-By Judge Ingraham.-
Iienas act s Co. etsl-hOtion denied Kee al sgt
Of SewYoTkMoon appoint
granted ee mcn) Nichols sgt jenkins et slMoon
see men Guischat ae Gaisba-A Allowed TO defendant
100 II she dsprove the charge against
the motion for anonJ The Tuae Bailey Manu-
faciuripg agt EsnsedoIon denied (see mcm)
BY Judge Brady jay sg DeGroot Wood and ss Hale ct al
Onuers granted 4 ...... ... ..I. ..| f... |...
Seprrne COurt-Circnit Part U.-Adoarned Term
BY Judge Van Coal Company Edwards sheahn
sgt. Shannshsm.--CAses settled.
Superior Court Special Term = BY Judge Freed
agt Whit Of $3.50 granted to defendant
Heaessn eonded a9 judgment Of d,sree
Sieht RaIsmanMotion denied with $40 costs Oar
icy sst The Mayor &c Browu Sorhrup; Freeman s Rsthnan
Mayor Naugh-0rers granted
yadge Selgwek-Boyle keFndiBgs sno
elpsion signed.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
SUPREME COURT ASSIGNMENTS.
IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE.

771'76F
It was understood at Albany, yesterday noon,
thai Gov Dix had selected the judges VINO are to hold
the General Terms OF the Supreme Court for the ensuing
two years and Of the judges who are TO hold cir
snits at the speca terms for the trial OF equity causes
IN this city for the same period. He had signed the
official appointments and 1t is presumed that the record
Was aied during the afternoon or Will be to-morrow.
The following are the assignments: ere .-
FIRST DEPARTMENT-Hoah Davis sPresding Justice i;
John n Brady Associate Justice; Charles Daniels As
socaie Justice. -.
sKCoyD DEPARTMESr-Josep +. Barnard Presiding
Justice: a. h Tappan Associate justices John L. Tai
colt, Associate Justice.
Third DEPARTNEgr-Theodo Miller, Presiding Jus
tlco Augustus BOckes. Associate Justice; Douglass
B0Asriman, Associate Justice. .. ....g -.
FOURTH DsPARrsRsI-Joseph Mullin, Presiding Jus
tloe; L. Darwin Smith, Associate Justice Jasper W.
Gilbert, Associate Jusilce.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
United srArEs SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Dec 24.--No. 477--Knewles act. 10
s.szeo Csght CosH 70 .hs eei tosi. Oh
isa.ns To- dense Ofihe Of KsowIe,
.s,so, @ sss b. S SIt S. s | & VS. tsd h.,os ben aei as
desadanr objections he ernss tee ngrs
sdSs1E s siS itsss a. a. es 1 S i1cs s6d 90
:s 'G 90 .ds S 5 s ssss zoe '9o s 1 s 3 s % 70
Sssn II, r Ig Sp n saro, r. = ooae or dis1
No l69 BpslsT Unidd SIS'ss appeal or nt ceoH of
contract npOson q nia ,orf
Tue Csa below found thai 70. overssnI hyog simply ssa 70
,s ssre nc. ey Of voaon u tSs sst .eops
ss s s ssaSene s o I a e,
-. e S e 10 e1s ss So u 1t y. ,as ..
ss,e .Dd 'et b sas therefor. Gsn,.o IRON ns ps
lrshts TIE The Government submits ths Ds d.rss
Ase. ..s correct Dans Homer for claimant q H. h for Ge'
No 642Mec.y st Mann ct all appeal Circuit
.aeecsDid P. tTosss, BY sSs sVpssa spes'
.s u1asi from e p,tede ace por :. ms o.ssn,
.. sss.es. .h*: sSsts Congress Isia.t.ns sa
.e G.pss Land Once. .aN tb.
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- 1855 vSo,s. st @ y .so. ,ssss s ,s..s, Ssrsl
ssss lssnss. 1 spen rise hael accrued bsyoaa u. pnis
setss The psrs repea su. t,d moi .nc,
hs sass sess passed s'er hs action .ssr.2 ~
(esr heh &At Weterson vb. a.
. s went nis oersioa ne bnAloh bexAs iha,
sn1 hst - ne setoh within ss eS ~
Se ssasd ts jgnsns sassspea here court hoss ~, 10
ss prospective U It's operation And eIspg eans~s .. %
ssiy from be eis n,
As Nsgsssys ,K he% .spe.l es ,ss @rssa Tor Ire
isesent cannot puasss eia,D bis hsas a
& ss "a S .f s.,s: e. = sss @ % ,.
t< .see vs shr~ed sssyss snbrhse N he csas
LsnbtmsBs Company the understanding ps
would esbed back bin
YAs Insurance. Company bsssGas sselssa after the rs
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