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eGeottlal moanH Of oloaring him Of ovory yoBtlg
Of untuHs suspicion.
Tho nov law,, passed. ut tho last aosaion Of
Congroan, increasing tho pay Of certain honds Of
burehuB, wont into offoot to-dny.
NEW CURRENCY.
Preparations to print tho now National Bank
currency, authorized by oongrcsu. las already
commenced, tho appropriation Of $G00. 900 TO pay
therefor having become available yesterday.
Work upon tho plateB will 10 commenced next
vii y bo frst issued. i viii probably occupy
threo months to complete Tho plates and print
and numhor tho notes. aa sufficient
quantity a'uay t. OF those donominntiona will hc
sfea Tor on m y aseS a asf0f1 % tos
nltloa VIII bo no1t printed, but na to tho oxaot
amount Of cach denomination to be issnod no
discrimination has boon roaohod, that mattor
being left to tho banks to arrange with tho
o1o1nptrollcr. They can havo notes issued to
thom IN any denomination, provided, OF courso,
l1oa by law.
no1Lnn INSPECTION.
uen. .. D. Smith, Supervising lnspoctor-Gen-
oral Of stoa1nboats, loAves hore friday for q tour
10 tho Northern, Eastern, and Westorn States,
to visit al local Boards Of Inspectors, and insti-
tuto ser1ee Of experiments In boilers, boiler
iron, eto. It Ia his lntontion to enforce tho re-
9uirornonts Of the law md have only such pcrsons
licensed aa arc skilled In tho management Of
atoam vessolH, and Of temperate hhbita. Ho will
arrive At Pittsburgh about tho 18th inst, whero
ho will o1a1ninc into the steamboat service on
tho Wo8toru rivcrB, md conduct experiments
upon Vatlouh grado8 Of boi1or-iron.
EXTRA FAY.
Abont e12o, 600 will bo required to pay claims
for additional 20 por cont compensation SLOWED
to oortain civil employos Of tho Government IN
tho City OF Washington BY tho recent decision Of
tho Court Of Olaima, affirmed by tho Supreme
Court.
h1rE-eAv1Ea erAr1oss.
The Commission appointed to inquire into tho
necessity OF erooting now Hfo-saying statons are
now mixing on inspection Of tho northern coaBt
OF the United Station.
sANrANrA AND ZIG THEE.
Gov. Davis, Of Te1as, VAS closoted with tho
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs this afternoon,
considering tho question OF pardoning 8Antauta
and Big Tree, and, after q longthy interview, It
Is reported thoy dec1,led that tho Indiana shall
not be roleaaod, but punished. Gov. Davis had
oyorwtolming sentiment in Toxas In favor Of
Furnishing these red-skins, aud tho elootion
comes OF noxt fall.
TIE HAnpERts FERRY PROPERTY.
Tbs United States has fled q bill In chancery,
IN tho United States Circuit Court for West Vr-
ForTy property, sold in 1860. As BOON us tho
case Is decided the United States will bring an
ejeotmont suit ngainht the Baltimore l. Ohio
Kailroad Company, which corporation has beon
running its trains over tho Hoyornment prop
erty, 1t ls alleged, without authority. Whom tho
two suits shall bo determined, that property and
tho franchises will again bo put up at public
auction.
TWO yEAn8 TO RECOVER CONGRESSIONAL, DAoE
PAY.
New YoRK, July 2.-On Juno 80, r. ". Taylor,
First Comptroller, addressed lottor to IN Eaat-
cfn Senator saying that the back pay will be nj
the disposal Of Senators and Representatives. 70,
| two ypArH from TINT date.
, 1873-07-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Comm cnccmcnt ExcEciGcs at UcIoit
C0lTGxCs

commencement E1orciscs ht BcIoit
." College,
DE1orr, ILL.,, July 2.-Commenocmont Day
opened cloudy. Last nights shower left the
atmosphere cold aud comfortable. Notw1th-
standing tho threatening clouds, q great many
people drove In from noighboring towns during
tho forenoon, and great audionee greeted the
graduating class in tho First Congregational
Church. Admirable music waa furnished by q
band from Chicago. Tho class consisted OF
thirtoon members. Tho programme was aa fol-
lows:
s.1utatory Grafton In Iatin-aoodwin D. swczy,
orstioa-- Thu Parliament ot Man." Charlie. A.
oradon".A Genuine National Growth, !" oharlcs O.
oration--" MuaIo and Thought Samuel T. Mddoz,
orsaon~" nj The Discipline Of Responsibility" Cory
poonC's To-Day, George b. Adams Pocatonica, nj.
oratton-" Luxury In Worship" George L. Merri-
orauon-- Arrogance in Culture" Charles eporri1l,
Ss; 7sxs4 Ssss sasss xs: Guarantee of
orauo9-..'Tho y Elevation OF tlo par," William D.
Neop ostons' hS5o rruo nepubanls tho Demand Of Our
Philosophical orntiou Milton Ia Political Life, n
riSMss Fses5sbs.l ns Il Hsen. Of 1s.uy
Ldterature," George y. Adams, Pecatonica.
Oration-"A hforal E1oment Of Character In tho
gciont!nc Nun, Goodwin D. swezay, Rockford, III.
Oratton-"Tho Roman Pence" With tho valcdctory
address, Will1a 9. Dewey, Toulon, Ill
The degroe Of Mastor OF Arts was conferred
upon Massra. Fitch, Carpenter, Chamber1in,
johnson, White, Dr1ncr, Nolgo, Clasa Of 70 7;
Doctor Of Divinity upon tho Rov. 8. r. Riggs,
translator Of the Bible Iuto tho Dakota Ian
guago, and tho Rov. ]. D. Miles, Of Peace Con-
gross notoriety.
Tho President stated that considerable adtll-
tion to tho endowment fund was obtained within
tho past year, and The Trustoer had created q
new chair Of natural history, and called to it
Prof r. @. Chamborln, who would for tho pres
emit also assist In filling tho yacancy caused BY
tho death Of the 1amentod Prof. Bushnell, until
Buccessor to tho latter Is procured.
At the College dinner in the gymnasium build
milwaukee,, Prof. Whittlesoy,, Of the Howard
University, Washington, and others. Tho Alum
nj elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, P. +. pettbone, Chicago !;
Vice. Presidents, Prof. Peter Hendriotaon Relodt,
and George Nelson, Beloit; Secretary, H. If.
Pago Madison; Orator, the Rev. Peter McVicar,
President Of tho Washburne Collage, Kansas
I. 8. swozay, alternate; Poet, William a. RoBH;
Fred. Pullap, alternate.
Considerable rain fell in tho afternoon, but
tho evening was clear md beautiful. Tho Senior
concert by Prof. J. 4. Dutterfold, leader and
tonor, Mrs. @. .. Darlington, soprano; Mrs. II.
Dutton, contraltof h1r. G, Fl. Bott, basso; Prof.
Hood, pianist and excellent orchestra, was do
clarea q succosa by very largo audience.
, 1873-07-03
RAILROAD NEWS.

Filling or tho Vacancies In the mic1i-
gun Southern 0tAungcment --- re.
building tho Burlington Shops Mt
Aurora.
NEW YoRK, July AT a meeting Of tho Lnko
Shore RailEoad Directors, to-day, ". D. Bishop
resigned as Director. Commodore Vanderbilt
was appointed Director, to I'LL tho vacancy
caused by tho death Of Horace F. Clark, and
William II. Vanderbilt In the place Of Bishop.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, ". H. Vanderbilt, Augua-
tua scholl. and james Il Darkor compose the
Executive Committee. Commodore Vanderbilt
WAS choBen ProBidont.
AunonA, July 2-The p1aus for rebuilding tho
workshops OF the Burlington d Quincy Railroad
in thin cftY hava beon drawn, tho ground staAed
out, and tue contract for the erection Of the new
buildings lot within tho pass day or two to Mr..
A blacksmith and boiler shop, 8ox2oo feet; .
wood machinery shop, 80x900 foot; freight
shop, 801310, aud q coach shop the same aizo.
They are oil to DO built Of brick, with 22-foot
wallis and iron truss roof, covered with slate.
The car and coach shops will each contain twen,
ty-oight passenger ooaohes or tlfty-si1 freight
cara at ono time. Other buildings OF like mag
nitudo will bo commenced ne1t spring. Tho
erection OF these buildings will give employ
mont to between 200 and 600 mon, which will
afford some relief TO Aurora.
TorERA, Kan, July 2-Tho extension Of tho
Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe Rnilroad to Grena-
d. on tho south side OF tho ArkanBnB Rfvor, in
Colorado. was completed last night. Tho COM
pletion OF the rond to Grenada gives now out
lot to tho Now Mexican trade, mott OF which will
hereafter como ovor this line.
ATLANTA, qa., July 2.-Gov. Smith to-day ia-
sued proclamation soizing the Macon d Druna-
wick Railroad for failure to pay the aomi-annual
interest on tho bonds Of tho road ontored by tho
State, the said seizure being provided for BY tho
Legislative act granting the endowment. George
II. HazolhurBt WAS appointod agent Of tho
State to receive and coutrol tho road aud its
property.
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DES MOfNES.

Tho Ynrd TrnE4 ly--s3ho ort.HGorn Cattle
Snfc--ElRo County E'ntrs
Spettus Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, July 2.-Thia morning Nelson
Yard, tho man TINT shot and killed. Jack Jonos,
filed IN information charging that his wifo, Ra-
oehol =. Yard, was insnno, and asking that slo
bn sent to the Insano Asylum. Thp Board Of
oommisntonore, after thorough examination,
decided TINT aho il sane, but suffering from hys.-
tercB.
Tho salo Of "B1o1t-horns" from Oakvood,
brought together hero to-day largo numbers Of
noib, Minnesota. and Missouri. Cyrus Jones, OF
Illinois, and Col. Wil1fam King, Of Minneapolis,
wero among tho purchase1a. Tue cattlo sold
1ow. coWa selting ut from s400 to q ,750.
Tho Polk County July fair oponed today with
a good attendance. Tho display Of horses was vas
ununuaily good.
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elsewhere.
Gpkcfak Dfspdkfh to The CHICAGO Tf{bN5,s,

Specia! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE CANADIAN DERBY.
BARRIE. July 4.-At the races here, Mignonette
was tho winner OF tho Queen'Y plato, 90 guinoas
and entrance money added. Lord Byron won
tho ladies' purse. Tho races aro tho most i'm
portant and tho moat interesting OF tho Proyiuce
14ore was worry large attendance.
COLUMBUS RACES.
COLUMBUS, July 2.-!Tho first annual meeting
Of tho Columbus Driving Asaoolatlon was M ina.l. 7,
4 lleaYy rain foil most OF tho morning, a fair
crowd Of spectators was In attendance at the raoo
grounds. THIS afternoon tho truck WIS quite
heavy. Tho ilrnt raco was for hors0a
that ileyer beat better than threo minutos, mile
hoatB best three in I've. for $500. Twelyo horaos
entered and started. Tho most noted among
them wero Dottlo ao1dlng and Barney, owned BY
Short md Iatnp!ieare, bay u,are East End,
owned by J. ". 0!ark, Pittsburgh, sna
bay, golding oaptain vincont, ownod by D.
Medonick, Ut Nashville. The horses scored
nix timoB before getting away. On
tho arat scoring two horsea oolllded. oyorthroH-
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DunuQuE, ID, July 2.-Frank Moraheno, tho
Cedar Rapids wagon. maker, who waB arrested
for numbering his wife, somo ak weeks ago, and
discharged for want Of evidence, has boon again
his son, q boy OF 10 years, whose back il black
aud blue and almost raw from tho frequent uso
Of tho lash. It ls also alleged TINT MerHhono
often throw the littlo fellow ovor fenoe into
tho street. The inhuman wretch waa fined ESQ
and costs, in default OF which ho was lodged in
tho Marion County Jail to await further develop
monts regarding tho murder Of which no was
suspected.
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In addition to this, stamped envelopes amount
ing to S10t8lF Wore Issued to tho War Depart
mont, and elsa 2B15 to PossmastorB.
The Attorney-1 1euoral. in tho preparation Of
his opinion aH to tho responsibility Of Con.
Howard, COMMISSIONER OF the Freedlnona Du-
roau, for acts Of his subordinatos, called upon
tho First COMPTROLLER Of tho Treasury for d copy
Of tho bond ot $4,000 which tho law OF. 1905
directed uhotil DO given by the Commissioner
for tho faithful performance Of his dutioH, said
bond to be afoySa odo By +. tho tst
to bo by him put in suit for tho benefit
Of any injured party upon ua9ny breach
troller, upon soaroA. discovered that no
auclr bond liad ever boon llod In hH office. Gon.
Howard it will DO remembered, explained TINT
Secretary Stanton told him 1t would not DO nooos
sary to flo bo1lt being detailed 10 I'LL officer OF
tho army for duty US Commissioner. Con. How
ard, referring to tho yarloln reports concerning
him In connection with hia late management Of
tho Freo<lmeu's Duroau, deoureB that ho ueyor
nlieapplied one dollar OF the public money, and
that tho moment there shall DO an official Gharge
hs will demand , oourt-martal "a tho most
, 1873-07-03

BoinR subdivision Of Lots 08 and 90 In
MoI1roy'a Bubdivisioa Of the w. n of tho 8.
W. II of 500. l, Town 80, north Of Range -,
east, Bituated near Humboldt Park and
Humboldt Park Boulevard, and aro easy ct
aocoss to the Chicago & St. Paul Railroad
passing directly through tho property. These
lots are very desirable for residences, aud
situated in district whore property Is in
oreaaing In valuo, thoy presont excellent aa-
vantagoa for an Investment.
L SPECIAL FREE TRAIN will leave
Madiaon-Bt. Depot, oornor Of Madison and
Canal -sts., at q O'Clock on day Of sn1o. stop
ping at North Halsted-st and Wostern-av.,
returning ut O'clock.
TERMS OF BALE-PurohnHora to assume
mortgage of from sos to $3.50 on each lot,
with por cent interest: balance one-third
oaah and two equal payments in one and two
yenra, with per cent interest. -
Title perfect. 4 DEPOSIT Of $50 will bo
required on each lot.
Tho accommodations are ample for all who
wish to attend tho sala, or tako EREiH
RIDE and Wow tho improvements In that
locality. For p1ata and other information ap-
! ply to ELLISON & FOSTER,
Auctioneera, 81 Market-at-
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BILLIARDS.

nrw ToaK q e . 3 oga sysnnT n'ns ths prfzou
to tho pviotora Of tho billiard touznamont
we're given to tho lucky players, With appropriate
speeches and responses. Gafnier received =
$1,000 bilnard-tablo, and Cyrillo Dion 8t GOO In
cash. 4 large number Of hilliard-fanoiors Haro
present.
, 1873-07-03

BASE BALL
NEW EoRK, July 2.-Baaa ball: Atlantice, !;
WnshingtoDs, /.
, 1873-07-03

Tic raco for tho Transit House and tho dash
OF ono mud half miles for all ages, which were
postponed yesterday forenoon, owing to tho in-
clement weather, will como on thiH morning,
commencing at o'clock. Tho afternoon's
amusement will consist of tho 2:27 rnce the
tl,reo-iu-fyo running race, and tho twice-around-
u4e-track dash.
Alaj. Darker only sold pools On ono Of to-day'a
1accu, at tho Grand pacifio lust uyening-the Bat
xaco for trottors. Tho following are fow sain-
ple pools. tho entries boing fred. Hooper, Henzy
Todd, Joker, lsipon Boy, and John H.:
Hooper, .....,................. 90 50 los 100
Todd. .........................2o 40 81 25l *
Field -sss IN - u 4bl
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'':ss :;o ;ss {: 4; Il: }ssss( S;
to @ p0s e 2o ns sgesor S F sts n
70 st inooi 2 i,at BY the uo t,o jsea sisna wss
Tas's E5s .en e asa by oab q IN 81 ak
Dakor, who began 10 coso upon him fast: At tho
ls svoro was Lending y et sngtn,:
polo Easro Lad tc ssp to ion leasth' b;
sssa 1 S npa saa Ns soa 'Asi xsS
fs yo' him MAJ md asnsf ss s
sp san oftor she rss milo about svht !engths spsf
Enore doing the mile II when Nieks tasr It,
iho ond Of tho second l.ajfnio, decreasing the gap
gradually unsil tho ttlroo-qunrtor polo vas reaclct
sa 9e { %as exspns ss
him fni rein and was tlrHlng him to the utmost while
the chestnut msro was s running nner der thS stsonf o
When within soyenty yards from lilo aar but distance
Of two lcngths sopnrntod tho horses, when Euolres
bhs took tho hint ga1.ntly md leaped ahoad coming
dIs!ancod In tho rnco. Ttmo-iilo 1:SoK; two miles,
8:51.
Second Htas-Ths second aud, Al 1t proved, deoatTc
boat Of thu race, waa time Affair." DnngWeoia nein9
and Tho result Of tho raco waa 80 Sortain 70 al
that, aftor tho splendid races which tile afternoon
hs saS @ p rep o
Tho start was got on tho second ete'nps ny Enchre,
Who running worry strongly led BY three lengths -
nvo It tno hail. wlo 1t tic rat passing Of tho Judges
stand the chestnut waa not less than ton lengths
hhsh bs o;.a e Gimme sor sing ho
tho horse In front had too many heoa Tor HIM md
although no waa suffered to diminish tho gaR nome-
1:6s; two mlloa, a:sdA.
SUMMARY.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, tnfy 1673.-Second day OF the Buto-
r,rNtfnp-.trnttffQ e G11. HQtHC8
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odda Hazard caught the lead at tho senl-ofI, And
countenances Of iedwinga backess to aaat.no very
serious and thoughtful cast Little Mack waa second,
and tive lenstha behlnd him noluing and oarlloa
advance At tho hall. .ntla polo, hut the couutc-
nancea Of Iledwings baekera had assumed moro
= s fsgoe so a & sasaased to
toa four 1cnghs 10 the rear. Al Tho lower end Kuto
was stu tho loader. tho remaining positions being
unalterel. Hazards driver seemed dcer1n!uod to b
her best gait into tho homesr0tch without losing any
Of hia asnau but precious lead. Two hundred yards
track aud at tho pool-box was materially altercd by
magnificent eufst Of speea on tlla 1art Of hedwlng,
who snatched away tho lead and won't under tho wiro
mock Id advance Of uaxzard In 2:31; A1ack third,
and Capitola fourth.
TUE TWo-M1LE HEAT RACE.
The only running raco Of tile day Wan tho
handicap two-milo heats, for which tllore woro
al1 nominations, OF which only threo came up to
the pole, among tho drawn horses bolng Silent
m Hriend, Who was the fayorlto during tho wook.
running-track Ind dried nicoly autl what with
. good narrowing, was. compared with its norll-
Ing condition, !n very good orGor. Tile fayorito
ia THO pools (eoling at tho odds of 5000
to e25 against tho aeld) WAS ". O. IIarslinga
lat En'hEo W.T. mHsoulsr po,%e5tul gt elo-
lega, and carrying very tlno head, while tho
Mold was composed Of John II. AIathewson'a T.
year OLD black colt .Dangweola aud 8. II. Roy
nolds' 6-year old black stallion Nick Baker, both
good horses, but lacking tho backbone aud vim
Of tho Light chestnut
made 500 yards south Of tho Judges stand, proved
failura Echre kicked badly and leiod to throw her
RIDER who. however, stuck 10 her nke loech and ut
OF lttls u heE supOsAuonB staa.n In fast Batiop
past tho quarterpolo aud back. In the second trial
Enchra acted very wildly swerying from slo to side,
and suAaiu9 doHa tho track. hsiau4 how
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SAME DAY-Runnlng premium, No. 10 Two milo
heats, for ali agca st00$oo0 to hrs $3.50 to second
$3.50 to third:
", e. HarlinR'B ch. N. Euchrc. .....:.......1
j. H. Mnthswsou's b. c. Daugwuo1a. ............ds.
Vim. Jcuunga ch. G. Silent Friend. d.............dr.
D. McDsneie' cll. Joe Daniels. DIR.
John L. Dayls br. o....................... ..ar.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

ss,.. On. r sseaHns e67 vropev hesyse sonh
49,. AZ thf Ufboat o;sia yng al me ieo
a..rv Ralph oounsd for eEhhtHe eesnse s.l, a sh,
r.h TIE sPtusst 10 shieo " s.a aS de ,.,es
go al 10 N Yesterday J0saee Cor Feserfe0 M ocs"h
D Patrolman Ouirlev of the Fourteenth Precinct,
~ so ot 81 No - Orohfs "ne eeeo IN
.isr pr~ oV Tedsf arrested them on spoa o. wrong
ne hnincfry stAuoh-heese %
So ~err then sent IN Crossyse y Wsoofer ae
SsS.s - 49, AZ an uuoocupied the hoor
scuttle dOor eeding eut the rooi
-r % t ront could the rook 70 be roof NE dry
r.s m 10 m. orsoners The Charles Mcneil Of No
80 - Tawss 81 NJ III Beecker-sA They
- b rn.ae HOGAN she roAbs Pohce Cou, but
ug prof Of their hasinG burglary tbs Nefe TO
s-.,s.s to Po8cs Headquarters 30 await dephbeaiOa
Thara was a small calendar in the Court of Cen
lsr HUhes pukles clothing
A Al Of ohert WAyfed Of No 22 BA Broad
- pde cty ard Sentenced 70 STATE Prison for wo
vr1s monthS Hunhoiir tired aDd acquitted ne
- Attended By Wm p Howe...A solt pTpSagui was d.
Schesud be IN she Of The People
- lanes Posteg onious Esszh and hsiery
TSomas Brrdy Henry Brown ohaed s stealing barre q sOgar
s Greense 63 Bsrcsyst soqutted uncer
thev evidence establish the
ssuphc Of The prisoner vh those taking the properly MI Soo
aiego
ted horr1s Son OF No Is Walker sragned on
rS.e of pssiary before Jusee Led
~ that elderly Of family named
KEN Jsa the street actnr IN dsoroefy Ano n
has he Yesterday that on th
0Uon suffering from rheumatism and hAa not
zen defendant for 10 Is months and that or
- Sav of the tnal The 6efendast I'D sppesred
sEsinss hin he told Mr. Howe. who appeared for souths
Isst Of Jacobs eh
ehurch = Mott which be subsequently
with devoted worship lie NO
srquentT that dealt IN ed iron o seei
nd jant aud exercised ne duts o notary pubic an -,
rsT bszdes Th created laughter IN C"arI
IN ElAl q / 4 progress.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

Kbsv,r and maid Ms Pshhr NJ. Bsss.es e @
A Townpmd Townend and Maid. Mr. and Ms nsnX W.
basco Rrs Van vechten. Mss Van Vechteb hs ~, II
veehen Mr. vehien Mr. Rohuyler Var teebsen 49,.
James Mr John Lanseu Mr.. and MrA Edward hhhewt
Hstthevr maid. Mr. James BrAnder ana @ M, snl
POR LIV aRPOOl-Ia sfeeraship WvomuP NAY ~ - H,.
Nm Henry sheldon, Miss shedo1. Miss Ia s'5ln Len NJ
sikley and Miss hbey. Mn. A. II Lahn and h p~ay, N,
nike and Mr. Claiming low Nj :" - Hi., w
Jules RearAd L. hiss Hutchinson NJ Rs We,,v
NJ aud Mra w o. Brten, MI ano MI n
Mr. A. NoNab Wilhan Miller Mr.. and arA - g. I5rge,sa
& Ruherfori Mr.. NJ Suaon Nj n..s Nrs H.
hovM A. Buyson Boverng, Jo0ee q Dahos
81 Dooitte n Hanson b. Carver Miss kine naoe 1 yls
DR. h Martin, Miss Rhinas ~ o. n, vic,o,
Nss Minnie Miss Marr Aice Constant nj M ~. IL
Ca.stsrf u r Dnesn Mr. and Wm Munro MS neleh Ls'
pinrton Mr. and Mr. TeBnsHt L. T. SAA'ei' r. A'''
NJ. W. A. Dubois, A. W. Muir Is,ausg Rneh.
POR BRRllRN-In drsertoo NAV ,i -. NJ
uer Rev Franz KasertaueI Miss b.e a. eSh.. ~
Mr. and Geo A. Low hfa anna M
TIe-rine Crahau Or b. Gilbert, Mrs tfe fI.u NJ
Ro.Slie Stran Mr. sud b. Matthew'S ms Sn 'Snn A.
A. q bevysohn Jaah n ope1'
l.ir fose M and Mrs x Hitler H. h. Iimken ane uren
a hspeo,e and son Seheper r. ssbenA Al.s ytephihs
sbsns NJ And Mr. Louis Mamie Mr. and h MAJ Bnher anu
src- Ds,sl J Mn Jud snd ohfen heinneh Jnl
cbp Nm Jos phue Sohul Misses Caroline and Pauline
- ~ sna Mr. Bernhard Kahn and cbd, Mr. Cam Mrs Hen
[ Meche- apd chill T. Spies and children A. NotoT
Woitsss Mr.. Sebastian Weber Ia oeieein MT and
~ n al Oman children. Hermann Levy Ions b warner
-, MAI hOih, e. W aeth Deunf
9i- Ma Bya Lang Mar Seloepp, MIA Anns NJ Baeknann
r gerrnsn- Beckmsnn Joseph Becker John A. Weber
cd, Miss Name Meoer d. r. bTunig j.
Gens J.Iaes Brown hiSs EIhe Grabau
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RkW-TORK--.. .....-....-.,.........hAI H.
CLEARED
steamship Georgia Crpwell Charleston H. r Morgan Co
steamship Terry, Sses kebern n c. Murray Ferrs
s,,,rs,ip Fusaa CBr) Cook Liverpool c. PraDekl7n.
steamship eg KSsdsen, Antwerp S@ Punch bys
steamship City Of Galveston ROwaDd, Sev-oresns c H. Mallory
Steamship America a. G Busns Bremen Southampton, Del
''iss Steamship Bristol wsll.oe; Philadelphia
steamship Diuro johnson Portland. J. Y Ame$
steamsip Mars, Grumey, Pnlsoeiphn4 Nm RrEpat'ei
s,ssmssS sss.Dssp Tsoao1. Nichols rhiisdelphiA
ship Cirsasaa7 Jswe5i Sewars Master master ce....
BE beTth tGer wSkJ Corr oT ORDERS Puhes BJe
BART orarist GtL Hoffman Ayres. Norton Soma
Bag Rnna Dueh Curacao Thso Pouites sons
Bng J. heTryman LeCTaS Csisaen a H0psss , o'
Brig Darrell tBr Locke bueno~ Ayes John Morton J
Sebr Carr, Waller McFsrsni. jacksonville, W. Ray Co.
Sohr 8eteer (Brl Dansoomb Hauii on Bern3da B heCS
scar Bolt (Brl Drake 81 Geo-re n B. yed Prye co.
ssr p owin wGterurJ stamford Stamford MauuiaetsDs co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship California OBJ Craig glasgow May MOrrs llt
with to Henderson Bros 81, -. =.
sssV sszao de Cabs Reynolds, with ndse and
sh5 n clIHoTc 1Br Fisher Liverpool 81 day, with mise
EsI o9sro Pia,eii CitaLJ ROT TrApsn days
Bari Aberdeen l0f sesPoTt Treat AstAns dAs WITH sugar
Bg Mamie Bell of BostOn MOnteeO SO With
fe Laura srtrus Risk Seville 49 days via Perth AnbOy with
B51 B.saT Balm san Bias % days With oocoaButs
Bug H Bsbop o nrpswel Weber SaguA II dvs with
Brs Angola (Br Mcleod Carienas l6 with meiado
Brr Bncclencn (Brl Jackson santos ~ DAYS With ndse
Potter GGsx. Ma5lingtou n c. DAYS With ndse
str C. Bentley PsKenbug Georgetowni s. &, days win
Sf 3 j. Watts Wa.t wentworth \. EastpOrt days, with
plaster.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosruS Nty 2Arved BARK n K Clements. from London bg
Ahby rhartsr from HoDosen- 49,, .
LrwEs PEI Nay Z-Arnved ehI DAVID Collins from Trinidad
hKw-Omrs Nay lsArnved steamship Cortes, Renbe from
GalTIsroN May laArrved steamship City Houston DeeAg
from New IoIk
FOREIGN PORTS.
LrvFRPooI Nav 2lTne Allan steamship Peruvian, Richard
SOL. iron Quehec NAV 10, arrived here to-day
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