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FoRr WAYNE, Ind, jan. 14.-1n Springfield
Township, twelve miles from this city, smallpox
hau brokol out among . colony, consisting prin-
belief duos mot pormit vaccination. Tho diHeano
IL spreading rapidly In consequence, and alroniy
many deathH hayo occurred. Neighboring town.
ships havo ma1o application to tho County
those people, by fencing them in.
, 1873-01-15

h1r. Ham, tho Troasuror Of tho Croat Mo-
b!ller, brought somo Of ita boolsB before the
Comnittoo yostordny, and stated that othors
woro on tho way. Tho stock transfer book, ho
said, "had disappeared; how, whom, or whore,
he did not know. The boolts examined yoBtor-
day Bhow tho nanos Of Congressman Hooper,
Doyor, Of ponnpylvania, dri,noB, and Alloy, aa
original Subscribers.
, 1873-01-15

Tho Chicago produce markets. wero generally
weak yesterday, but moro active. nloas pork
was active aud 20@25c lowor, closing at AGO
11.5o cash, aud a1l.85@11.oO seller Alaroh.
Lard WAS active and 10 4 100 It's lowor, closing
at a7.o5@7.1o caah, and s7.35@7.8711 aoller
Msroh. Meats were worry active. and 10 y Ii
lower, At 891o for shoulders, 596@591o for short
Tlbg. % tQz abQzt gleaEi hRa T1l@791o tor e1oou
, 1873-01-15

Mr. Garfeld says he first hoard of tho Credit
Mobllier from George Francis Train, who asked
him to subscribe for stock. This ho did not do,
and he Ia 40 fortunate as to 10 ablo to say That
he "neyer oWnod, received, or agreed to receive,
any atook Of tho Credit MoblIor or OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, nor any dividends or profits
accruing from them."
, 1873-01-15

The Eric Directors, in order TO set funda for
laying double track and a third rail, to adapt
their gauge to TINT Of other roads, hayo author
Lied new mortgage of $40, o,0oo to bo nego-
ttatod by tho iaHue Of bonds bearing per cont
tnterost In gold, and convertible only at par.
, 1873-01-15

TERMS Of sunson1p11oN trAYAnLK IN ApvANoEl.
u MnsllE " ma....stS R%rnaHGy. %asHy ............s2.SB
Parts Of year at tho same rate.
To proscnt delay and mistakes, ho auro and RTo Post
Oa1co address in fu Including State and County.
RcmittAncos may DO ado oitor by draft o1preas Poat
Oasco order, or in rcastorod 1ottnrs at our risk.
TERMS TO CITY sunBunlnxrg.
pn,ly aevcro. Euns!ay e1eopod, q con!s per weok.
Uaily ioyorud, Sunlay includcd, ~ conts rcr wock
Addross THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Uorlor Madison and DcArbornBtt., Chicago, III.
, 1873-01-15

A. strike ia Threatened by the coal miners Of
Ohio, which may close all tho mines OF tlla}
State. Thoir employers have given notice that
wages arc to bo reduced 20 cents q ton; but tho
miners refuse to yield moro than 10, and will
strike Monday noxt II thoir torms arc not ac-
p{oH
, 1873-01-15

Considerable local interest attached to tho act
which recently passed tho Massachusetts Logis-
lature, giving authority to tho City Of Boston to
loan money to parties to rebuild Oh tho burnt
DISTRICTS rs, prior to tho passago Of tho act, it
waB made tho subject of correspondence be-
tween Mayor Medll and tho Boston authorities.
Tho noxt chapter in the hiatory Of the measure
Is q movement to get out m injunction against
tho city to prevent it from loaning money-upon
the ground that tho act granting tho authority
is unconstitutional. as the demand for the
loan thus far, however, docs not indicate any
an1ioty to procure money through that mo-
diuu, tho necessity for an Injunction does not
aoem very pressing, while, on tho other hand,
tho fact that money can bo procured Mt
per cent ia having q porcoptiblo effect upon tho
loan market in checking high rates.
, 1873-01-15

Pinchbnck has boen elected Unitod statos Bon
..tor by the Kellogg Legislature. The Fusionist
Legislature have chosen General ". MoAIullen
Unltod States Senator to fill Kellogg'H unox-
pircl term. No rosult waa reached In tho ballot
pg for the long term Benatorship, In which
Wasmoth received number Of yotes, but not
enough for an election.
, 1873-01-15

compliance with It's provisions. In tho debate It
WAS stated that 1t would give away $4,000. 600
worth Of land, and that It garo aa much to 4
Torritory lilto Arizona with Its fow thousands
Of population, ma to Now York or Ohio, with thoir
mil1ionR.
, 1873-01-15

Memorials signed by soldiers were presented
to tho Senate, yesterday, begging thas body to
pass tho Bounty Land bill. Tho Senators who
introduced these petitions accompanied them
with tho statement that the bill would givo away
320, 900, 900 acres Of land.
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venue.

By vote Of II to i, the Board Of Education
have instructed their attorney to Buo 11r. J. Y.
scammon for tho $40, 900 of the School Fund In
Ii @Io
, 1873-01-15

Tho Senate has pagsoa the College Land En-.
dowmont bill. This bill gives 100000 acres OF
the public land to each Stats and Territory whoA
establishes agricultural or industrial schools lp
, 1873-01-15
QbeGbma&yp Unibuete.
Wednesday Morning, January ID. 1873.

portoot's motion for furthor delay in his trial
has been denied, anl his second trial has begun
Mt Joliet, where 1t was taken on change Of
venue.
, 1873-01-15
NOTES AND OPINION.

'AAAs LIZ VIVA aAo o ' 0o ~ ~
offence.
,oTcc ..1o 0n1N,oM
wv 'e@ 'e'sD o'"S'o"
Thu no,,,uatio, of 1,on;s y. nopr. Of st. roufs.
Yor IJrtto1 statea sonrtor. in tho Tiboral-Domo-
crotic co,,cua ot Jefyoraop f,ttv Monday. VAR
| ,,oo,,r11aboa o, +,,o uovontoortl, bol1ot undo,
tha oneroiIon of n rn1o which. bv dronn;nn tho
,o,,oat ~, n, o,c,ouafvo ho1lnt oftor tho tonth
,,orso,rod 49, o,,o;oa a. th,o fnn1 conclua;on
.noo,, "a p,o,r A. Tlo t9ftaonth h,,,ot utood
noo., eE, p,air M 1ohn pho1na n f,oorro
n Vo.t !. Th;u ,vaa tbo 1ast ~ no1onol Vat,
anu fheipb "oht ous III lno ncA' 1o"no' !no
tenth ballot, being tho first on Monday and tho
n.'". o''s.s ~ o1n'4'o"sos' ~ asooa 14 ~
| Phelps, 80 BoEy, "a; Anderson, II Vest,
Napton, 1 Cockorol!, 1 Drodlload, 4 Slaybacl,
| q; Craig, q; Edwards, q Reynolds, l; Wood
son, l. Then began the hitting, with tho result
| above stated. It IL perhaps worth mentioning,
Just hero, that tho st. Louis Democrat, Monday
morning, was very poHltivo Colonel boey haa
played HIS hana out "hllo INC fsepi'o'@t'" COL
| fessed that Bogy lad "aeVoopea atrongsh
| that he had not been credited witn."
The Aepuoiean minority IN the Misaourl
Legislature nominated john D. Hondersoh LOT
senator, but, as thoy could give Nun no moro
1Hal' 10 fotoa uE"i11h' ~ 1ol Do6y' 10y .oso
nond Mr. Henderson to Presiaent Grant Tor
sent III the Cabinet.
1t is promised thct tho Republicans Wall no"
oenaSo themselves IN tho Alao@n'a hoeislatu1o'
anu 1t 10 cohcoaoa tnas "oPuollca'i nass ~
eloctca 10 Inc United staeea senate etco open,
cor. nuS tne strength ol patIlos ~ so oaiancea
thet the Dohoosata may ns'no 11lo man tol
eo".'o T -. ,"It =.
par1,e8 TO 1oaous beaf1a ,of t,'o oess l'nu' ~
| lican Senator by Alabama should this yoar bo al-
most tho only one such choice unpurchasod by
monoy or ot}ar corr,,nt consideration.
~ nj - ..s..a.t So, uraa,.,,,x4. .,.4
| -AAo.e 10 l'poi' Ato.' ""1r4,s'ou sa"s
Judge R1chard busteea, OF tho United states
! District Court III Alabama, and Judge Daniel @.
| HuuplreYe. of the Supreme Court in tho Dis
trlct Of Columbia, aro to exchange places BY res
49,. .s, 1,Iaa,,t,,,o .aa,,,,e;,,t,,,ont T,,,a
1snasaon alo sAeentiFo io"plo'.lttio'''' LUIS
would 1oatoso poth gent1emeh TO more coll
genial atmosphere, ant, besldoa, DO Sbuo year
in Dick BuBteed's pocket.
Tho oflciol count In tho Fourth District OF
aooroIo oovo 11orr,a I a5e votcu ovor Rothnno
aeoAe' e|e encs,.1 ss.,s, -. .aas1 ~
VINO now s.'es otnelal no''ce u a1 appea' "
Oongress, claiming tho "htamldatloh Oh LIB
| supporters.
| Tho pennsylvanfa Legislature, which Mr.
Speaker Elliott says is Republican, not Re-
terr,, ,o7,, o,n,,oys throo acoro NJ rastcra
W.. Gvus' '.ooo so44S
anu foldofs, at Souo each 1of tue hosslon. 1neBo
"paHterH and folders" aro known IN tho walks OF
| lifo as HonorablcB Colpnelg Majors Captaiug
| Eaoniroa. and Higi, Pryates. md are nil emi-
IaaaA. o' ,s,... M MI es.:1. "+ ss,,:.s' =.
nen' 1os .4oyales' ino pas,tns a'o io4o'nB ~
, 1873-01-15

MYERS OPERA uOUSE-Monroo street, botwccr
Btate and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton 4 Konblal
Minstrel aud But]c4quo Troupe. Ethiopian Qotca1itc
, 1873-01-15

HoOLEYs OPERA IIOUsK-Randolph stroot, bd
tWoen Clark and LA3allo. Now Comedy Company
"FAta." Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-01-15

AIKEN'S Tr1EATRE-W Wabash nycnus, cornor Of Con.
groas aroot. Engagement OF Joaoph Proctor. '"Tho
Rod PocketBook.n Afternoon aud cvoning.
, 1873-01-15

1pylpKEns THEATRE -Sfadi.on .treot, botseou
State mad Doarborn. Engagement Of Dion Douooauft
and vito, "Arra!l- -un- Toguo."
, 1873-01-15

ACADEMY or MUSIC Hasted strcot, nouth Of
Madison, Enlargement Of John Cons the Itfsi Como
dian and Baladlst. ''Colloon Dawu." Afternoon aud
eyQning.
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A MUNIFICENT TRIBUTE.
Presentation to the Rev. Father Flattery
by the Practitioners or st. Tercsa's
Church OF o Purse OF 1900.

Presentation to the Rev. Father Flattery
by the Parishioners or 81. Teresa's
Church OF Purse OF $4,000.
The selection OF the Rev. Hugh Fattery by Arch
bishop McCloskey as pastor OF the new Roman Cath
Ollie church. shortly to be erected at 1o6th street and
Second avenue. was last evening made the occa-
sion Of an affectionate and substantial testimonial
the part OF his late parishioners Of St. Teresas
church, OF which he has been assistant priest for
some years. The extensive field in which Father
Nattery has labored, where his unremitting zeal
ampest scope, has oeen well covered fact
thoroughly recognized and appreciated last night
In the pastoral residence Of St Teresa's.
The ladies' were first in the field, and yesterday
afternoon presented the reverend gentleman with
q purse OF $9io. Shortly after eight O'Clock q
large number OF the parishoners waited at the
pastoral residence headed by Dr. b. Haran, chair
man OF the committee, and the Rev. Mr.. Flattery,
having been notified OF the circumstance, de-
scended to the reception parlors
MIR. Thomas j. CHmmins then delivered the pre-
sentation address. which was highly euogistic OF
AT the Conclusion OF the address Mr.. James Bag
ley handed the reverend gentleman a draft for
over three thousand dollars, making total OF
In responding the Rev. Father Flattery thanked
his audience for the kindly feelings which had been
expressed towards him, and, In accepting the
symbol OF the good wishes OF ST. Teresas parish
toner's, it would be, through all the years OF his
HE, " SOuTCc VI Tic uIOst pCusiHk ICCoicCbioh anu
an impetus to increased eXerti0n in the work OF
the sacred ministry While fully conscious that
the language Of the address was far beyond his
deserts, ana would be better applied to a Feneon,
Massillon or Mccarthy, he would, nevertheless.
accept 1t as another expression OF the uniform
courtesy he had received at the hands OF the people
OF this parish. Each succeeding year in this coun-
try had convinced him OF the cor
rectness OF his choice To the goodness
and generosity Of the people of st. Teresas parish.
and TO the fact that he mad always deeply respected
them, could he alone attribute this touching,
though undeserved tribute. When, at times, duty
compelled him to discountenance some indi-
more panied than himself; but priest could not
court tickle favor. The reverend gentleman con-
Guided as follows:-" have q troubled sea to travel
when leave you, but you have launched me with
force OF goodness that shall not soon lose its i'm
petus. The names and faces shall grow and bloom
In my grateful recollection and retain their fra
GRANGE to the eve of life.D
The company then spent some hours in social
converse with the reverend recipient.
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Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY IA, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria (Brl, lie Messurier Liverpool via
Steamship Nevada DIR, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Williams Guion.
Steamship New York GER, Kugkst, Bremen via South
Steamship Charleston. Beckett, Charleston-H Nor
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New Acknowledgement 4
Ship Wellington (Br), Harris, LiverpoolJ Eiwell 4
Ship st Charles, smaey San Francisco-sutton Co
Bark Bishop Brun Nor swensen. Cork for orders-Te-
BaIk Anna rus, Gull, Queenstown Famouth-Te-
Bark Marie tNor), Jensen. cronstadt-Tetens 4 Book
Bark Dueppel GER, Krumrich. Dantzic-C Tobias
Bark Rosaia Gtap, Pesce, Genoa-slocoyich 4 Co.
de Psrf si BeWoii CO. '"'' Jury D.DA
Bark Maggie OBJ. Fleming, 81 John, NIB y whitney
Brig John Giyan; Mcleod IiyerpoOlaaIL r Brigham.
tfsan ao 1 Vera oraa and
Brig Ohas Hoard CBr,, Messenger, St Johns, PRIV
Brig Marie Dutch, Hansen, St Martins, &c-H A vata-
rsgTsw SsDp Co.
Brig Eva Br). Gordon, Port caedonia-Bird. Perkins
Brig Isabel (Br,. sopp St Johns SF-Bowrlns Archi
Brig Tropc Bird cosgrove, Key West and Pensacola
Brig Mary 9 Mariner, Buchanan, South Amboy-walsh.
schr Marion Howes. Rosario-Paul Gerhard.
schr Commerce. Arcy, Governors Harbor-B Wen-
berg.
schr Mary Dyer, Rand Governors Harbor-r r Sta
pies
Schr Mary Ellen Hawkins Tarpin Bay-B Weinberg.
Schr Wellington tBr), shaw, Lockport, MS Whit
new Co.
schr Joseph Cakes, Cakes. Jacksonville-van Brunt
Bro.
ssehr zeta Psi, Cook, Jackso Sse- Ray.
Schr Hero, Baker, Sacm-R Ropes
Schr Motto, Davis. New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Schr . Acken, Meade, Stamford-Stamiord Manufac-
turing Co.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace. Philadelphia.
Steamer SINNERS, warren, Philadelphia
Steamer Anne, Steen. Wilmington. De-A Abbott
Steamer Novelty, Shaw. Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Russia (Br, Cook, Liverpool May g. via
frsnckiyn. May 9, lat z i, lon 1885, passed steamship
Ss sown s w s a and So
Steamship .iioisata GER. Barcnds, from Hamburg
HDnhsTdt Co Passed SANDY Sos May 30 PM
the Banks then moderate weather With sometimes fog
May lat ~ ~ lon passed steamship America, from
Steamship Florida, Cameron, Bermuda May 10 with
Ship az yer d@ 80 DAYS with mdo
to { Z Wright 4 Co.
ship Cornelius arinnel, Griffin, London and Isle Of
Mnurn CO Lat 70 20 Ion 1854 passed an iceberg.
days i N s ballast to Pinch Eaye Co :. !,
ballast to Funch Edge 4 Co 'o''''''s ~ ''s''
Bark Deodarus OF dundee carthley, Palermo 50 days
April Is at a. lon ~ passed vessel Of about 40 tons
days She was burned to Tie waters edge the spars were
lying alonssidss, OF her saw no boats ~,
Ayres days Via aontsyisc $ days with mdse and
@ Hp s. .e A severe Su
ncanc commencing al r. vcerng around TO w lasting
sae @ 10 @nwn r wa Sy the
deck Il being then calm could not get to her to ascer
BARK Nuoya Virginia dtap scarpaa, Havana II days,
Bark NJ l. Libby (of Portland, Libby sagua II days,
With sugar ana melado to FRANKIE Fisher; vessel to
Brig Josephine tof Tctou, Canton Mcsslna 72 DAYS,
Watson Co.
Brig Maria s savaresc. Naples So days. with fruit
order; vessel TO Furch, Edge & Co.
Brig Chance toi frrk's Island, Christopher Cartha-
pcna, u days with rubber and nuts 10 De Castro;
sci 10 Bayerbach A Suliz: lett no vessels
Brig Mary Ida (oi Yarmouth, Ns), Gardner, Mama
Milo Apri ~ win sugar, Se, 70 Boyd Hpcken Sun
ms, Michael Doyle seaman, OF iiowth Qreland) while
ossbs "a sa'S sm e eHs1 Ma. bc%Ss
the time aud being near the breakers Hat;cras shoals
were unable 70 render him any assistance NJ same
day sighted steamer 81 anchor about 1--WE miles enc
from outer Shoal. with loss of foremast.
Brig q Jones (of Liverpool NS) Dean Guanilla, PR.
II days with sugar to L Brigham; May latH Ion
50 a. spoke brig Echo from baltimore for Ponce PR
Brig Harry Virden Qf Philadelphia, Collins Cardenas
10 days, with sugar and moasscs 10 w EiweIl Co. May
9th OF Cape Florida, spoke ship Chapman from New
Orleans Tor Crunstsats days cat
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Marine Disasters.

sHr RESEARCH sBr,, Owen from Galveston for Queens
and cleared May II tor destination.
SHIP BEAuMARIs CASTLE lBrl. from Calcutta for New
Th New S York Weets wr
making arrangements to get her of
BARK GRANADA OBJ, Curran from Pensacola May for
Plymouth i, sprung aleak when 100 miles the south
ward OF ana put back to port IN Of the sh
ascertain the extent Of her damage.
BARK TRY Nor,, Engebretsen from Galveston March 2
having been ashore.
BARK EsrrRASzA Sp) which took fire at Cadiz April q
burning on the Esd
With hss and ~ e ~
housie NIB, in 1864, ard hailed from New York;
..scnR SMITH of Gloucester, Mass, put into Halifax
May Is for repairs.
semR SEopoaA Ate telegram dated Maccan, Ms May TO-
damaged. The schr was bound to New York from Two
when she struck
scmawx FRAZER, o'DopnelI from Baltimore before fore
and kept aioat by Of incessant labor the
pear son aa Island '"0'As uo""
scBa ELLKr ELzaprru, Currer, from York. Me, for
mast
STEINER wAcc.s1w swTeeken, arrived Ct Wilmington
render assistance the Italian bark Lorenzo Valerie
S su he .es the sr o The Maya Sn s
captain being Beaufort, had return that place
the Italian Consul in Sew York and would not act With.
agent aye arrveG rom New York and aer With
the captain also declined any assistance, although
s ooa Re the
left preparations being made 70 cut away the
spars aud tear up the decks. The bark is insured in
foreign companies for $4,000
The cargo Of schrJy Myers Of orrlnrton, before re-
hull sold at auction 9Th inst for s57, and the sails
chains &c, for SfVu
rock plaster of the wrecked schr George Gilman
sold at auction Friday TO DR. shove OF Yarmouth TOR SIS
The Doctor discharged about ~ tons OF cargo the fats
when the schr iloatcd off and lies in harbor
further damage than loss OF false keel
KESNrBuSxroRr, May l2-The cargo OF schr b Myers
Of before reported wrecked at Cape Porpolse
s57 and the chains, sails &C, Tor $500
LIVERPOOL. May 1.-The Lima, Ecrbrock, arrived Mt
Queenstown from San FRANCISCO. reports having ex.
which lasted FIVE days and HAVING had YER, bad weather
10 the Azores during which she lost sails and had both
2dThe master gones) OF the Olive. from Pensa-
cola for Cardin which abandoned April Y In about
lat Al N, Ion ~ W. reports having cut the vessels
foremost and main aud mizcn topmasts and that when
the taken Off she was fast breaking up.
LONDON, May 3-Thc Patra, Ekhom, which sailed
from Pensacola for London Dec last 10 reported
missing vessel
sr THOMAS, May 2-schr David Collins from Port spain
for Lewes Del mas completed hcr repairs ana taxing
Nothing has been done yet in regard to the British
ship Varuna. An agent Is expected from England
miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship Russia from Liverpool has
our thanks for favors
We indebted 10 Purser Packard, Of the steam
ship Florida. from Bermuda, for favors
Spoken.
ship Euxinc C,r 80 DAYS from Montevdeo for rcnsa.
cola. April IA, lat 2 ~ 8, lou ~ 5w.
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Nay y. Fortune h Levi:
ssswsrt coomss. Eeypsndins Henry Pay, PhiibroOf.
John Manson Manson, and Bs sdsi VI Hii COBB.
and kse an ne
ington Bent Port Johnson; Island Home, Kinks New
fns n fs
and Lizzie Webster; also ship, bark, briggs and y
sc william Thorpass e Boston,
nn S ysr
Sarinan; Pomona sBr, Roberts haytn corneiia Den
ksaasSe rer k;er 70
and
ilih-Arriyed ship san Carlos 4av,, johnson, ralca
@ ' sS d6 siSsa
Also arrived lth, steamers Seminole. Savannah Nep
BALTIMORE, May is--Arrved, steamer George APP
Ssilc dad Todsro Ss.siaa Jupiter TIA Aus HregcS
fass ais bSm sss as
seh s9 aaan s Sanfe are oranS
EisS Sq;sa; osS Sa
tsnzasi, Western STAR Crowel Boston; Anne Brown,
S sski EI5; bsSSs
SSs ksy wsss seSI. bssns Nara Jones
hs:a sShaE shay SeT aaysn s.
brIgs Maria W Norwood Key West; wD Ii Parks, Port
Al BEAuFoRT SC, May z-clcared bark Barolomeo Pa
SSnE hHss shT Rcqne ayo
ssfss4s ss%'f sl Gs%sin,, wyatt Havge
& linden a HAVANA My Ensrs s Canada Belle
ssorga Altman AZ, oisRlusgosi brig Annie Br Turson
' @ Fssa sSss sawsrp
GF Sa h ol Ida BdS
d;ns on; Nay Snolea5ed red, schs Emma Green
TAII EfSEF, May isMArriyss seirs csst WI.
TIsntoni Tyler Borden, Ho6oksn; Juliet Terry,
sssa
Gage New York Naad Queen Chase, Philadelphia via
sGALvEsroN, May s-Arrived, brig Johanne DAM.
brig hsa % rSas Isrp0
KEY May TdIS Clyde Ken
MOBILE, May CARVED, ship Ella 5 Thayer, rhomp-
aioa{hT l. Az schS chss says Wiley: Boston,
Glsared. ZEN. ships Mary RIGS Lsnsaon Liver
rain Nor' anderson Queenstown; constancia Span.
;sS7 Ss k Kss s Ro
uSSkSoLks Nay issTATTiyeS, sshrs sshie sransfora.
ws e Emma Gnrs Payne do Maria
& Mamn New
oE!sani 9EysIssf ssf as4sa
Carl %y &
ioth~Arrived. ship Hortensia Mor Elesscn, santaA-
sa4s, Ny sHp sqa R
form }Nor Turgusen, Greenock; yesta Au9, Milleso-
ass ,Ss essls.
SSinnsy Boston; SoixsoS Harknsss Msssns; Srss
Pierce Pie Matanzas; ortoan Phean, DO: Ethel Bolton
en ssndy Ias
Cleniuegos; i Crowley, Crowley, Windsor, Ms; 10,
Mullen, Kings Ferry Fla; Trade Wind Lloyd Boston,
to finish loading for Lisbon tot as before seamr Cent?
Ns via od
River; Emily Curtis, Barbour, Matanzas Trade Wind.
,P6RTLAND, May 12-Arrived, bark Emma Parker
ga lsdsz ns.aas Berry, scnrs Clara Elwe
Geo Geo. savage, Utica, Nellie II and others
ledo, Dyer, Matanzas schr Martha Pike, Allen, Cat
PxWTUoKET. May ls-Arrived, schs Hannah Brown,
saGke e. and Amos srlggs Knapp maverstraW; Run
salied-schs Yankee Boy Hus6son, Phiiadcipnia; Fly.
ing 4159T Wsbster XS5k CALAIS
San FRANCISCO, May sH1rrivod, brig Nautilus, NC
Is!h-Arriysd s ss %H. Altoona OBJ Hong Kong
sd e5s sns
@ % ssrs:
Cieared-Steamship Beneiactor, Jones New York;
STAR r Keneaey Londcn Joseph Howe & Ill., H
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY.
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THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE.
A Characteristic Letter to Friend on
tho Work OF Great Men-Nr. Chase's

Will.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1873.
The following letter was written by Chief Justice
Chase to his old and esteemed personal friend,
Judge Nathan Sargent, OF this city, in reply to n
letter from the latter congratulating him on his
recovery from his first attack OF paralysis, in 1870.
In his letter Judge Sargent referred to several OF
the great men of the country VINO had recently
passed away, and asked, upon whom shall their
mantles TAIL ~
NARRAcASsErT. H. T., Oct ~, 1870
"a, rnank You for your sympathy, my old friend am
Ir from thnking that when men, occupying particular
positlon ~ the public mind are taken away, the world
s d my great loss am persuaded that they have
aUne tnem work, and that other men are better
mt,ed ior hc new circumstances the world than they
were for myself look upon the work which had 20
no ~ nearly done would have been qualification 70
~ W nnsc sleu the currency according 10 my own
as s nut very likely the ideas Of others are better
Ici' 70 the restoration specie payments
and 70 the declaration as constitutional law that Con-
eS mas no power 10 make anything else than gold and
silver u leRn tender IN payment OF debts. Whether I
sha i've to see this or the the Divine Wis
dom 70 determine shall not be at Washington during
the adjourned term, aud perhaps not during the regular
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term which follows though am slowly regainlng my
strength no far as can desire to commit the fu-
ture IN this respect as in all others 10 Him VINO mas
SIP CHASE.
To Hon. N. SARGENT, Washington, D. c.
THE WILL OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
The late Chief Justice Chase left will naming
Governor ii. ID. Cooke, OF the nrm OF Jay Cooke n
Co., sole executor. No inventory has been made
OF his estate, which, alter few requests, is to
be divided between his children, Mrs. Senator
Sprague and Mrs. Hoyt, OF New York.
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