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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
n U.ate Johnston Van TassclD,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office

81 Nassau street. opposite the Post ONCE.
THE HORSE AgcTIoN BRANCH Of THE HOUSE IS
To ond 4 EEsT nREHsE EsRrrr
between Fifth avenue and University place..
I ns
aoterzed the dealings a Of our house and won the
RISiG REaWLAR IA SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
throughout the year.
sfK oS EHs s RAns sAF EoRS II SIS2s &1Sn
. @ % ranss sns sn e. Id syc
Burr has trotted in 2 40 can make minutes any
and true together with city una made Harness and
SGfE Haqf HORSE X fvf' s f 2Eb YEARS. KIND
true In Al harness tree RON vice very stylish snd very
HSnsy sy W pess DEE
and true in all harness. free from vice. stylish
rnNi' goP WAGON. BY coRBETr CO., IN FIRST RATE
orpe1K pSaK CHESTNUT HORSE ,sY uANss, 8 YEARS,
kind and true in all harness. splendid roadster without
trick vice. and sold for account OF whom 1t may
% sPGsSpiB PEE TsorrIxa COLT soRREL HANDS,
rss NJ
better kind and true In all harncss free from vice and
SsrK DaK '{s9 Bh9 hoRsE, i HANDS YEARS. KIND
and af
Of Morgan kind And Tse hin IN al aay
aSS aSTsf
gentle for LADIES' and children; very stylish warranted
sound set Harness and top Pony PlaetOn
TOP PONY PHAETON, WITH RUMBLE
SEVEN OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTIONS AT TINE
. DERBY DOG CART, BY WOOD BROS, NEARLY
TWO DEPOT WAGONS.
ONE EXPRESS AND ONE BUSINESS WAGON.
Tw0 SADDLES AND BRiDtEs; FINE MAKE; GOOD
or.sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08
A RECEIvER'S SALE.
N IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY SALE
BY AUCTION

oN rrrrcn 4 " ITffIS NV, Apprr o
At STABLE e - 3 asISSk SaSS4 sTh Av,
RY ORDER OF hp%1Rp n1of fRicE, Receiver Of all the
elegant D. %%a fsfn'er
S ans
finely mated In appearance STYLE action and gait have
Ss 'Gs ass i've
s AND w FSS and "E
vice. trick faut blemish are hardy and rugged. and
superb and rich S dark dappiesrey Horse years old
ne Il noS Ssi Sr and sf driven
ocomoye with perfect confidence and safety by lady
IL @ Sna nnsn M
sound and Kind M noble match or coupe horse and for
render bin him % the best IN the sste
Horss hisS years o% has al saits isy q saddle
finely broken all ha, been driven By ladies
Is stylish and fast and
with pony phaeton and harness
sf sssns ana me s s S.s
~ rea k csn @
ssi @ 4, a$sssG Sssss Tim $ se Sssps..
ms e M ,rvcs s WAS aryen
epidemic last October when he tai the road,
finely broken to All harness fears nothing Be driven
single mile In 80, and Is warranted sound, Kind and
the finest natural styled trotng horse for any
handling will beat 2 35 before Fall.
Also famous and well known road Trotter. bay 15L
high, years old this SPRING. has record Of 49, beat
24O now elegant and stylish driver, handsome in APP
pearance and sound, with exception Of being slightly
sore IN fore feet when trotted TO hater cannot be per-
ceved when driven ana does not nure him for speeding
In the least.
Also one side bar shifting top Wagon, by savers
open Wagon. by Dubois; top Wagon, by Duscnbury !;
one elegant top Pony Phaeton; double and single Har
ness, Blankets, &C.
N.B..Gentemcn wishing bargains should call and ex-
anime the stock and they viii that II is no inferior
lot Of sale horses and new country wagons be-
longing TO the auctoneer and represented Belonging
10 private gentlemen.
This sale positive and unreservci 70 highest bidder
without restrictions or limits and full and responsible
warranty given.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

A BEAUTIFUL BRETT, MADE BY BREWSTER, or
N FIFTH avenue tor sale very low also double OF
Harness and very excellent carriage Horse at 2Io
Wcsi Forty .nrst street Inquire for MACKIN or JOHN
BERRY. owner going abroad by end ob this month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

Total 10000 Gins. all cash.. :..... 600
act OF the Legislature and Hon Ex-Governor Thomas III
Bramler Of Kentucky has charge OF the business OF the
concert fer trustees 900 ickets0000
ONE one ~ Ten New York sales are made special deposit
Fourth National Bank Of New York
Buyers do not necessarily have be present the
drawDg as an official list Is furnished each one
gIie due ticketholders mt distance be collected
through any bank or express company the same i u
drau or check Is collected Send money bv Post Office
orrsr drsst a registered letter or express prepaid.
For tickets full programme Inflammation and all par
ucuars apply 20 the General Agency supply.
THOS. II. HAYS A CO..
Gg Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

@SOO SOO rs DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
DCCJ.COJ lied Kentucky Lottery; Royal Havana
lowed ADDRESS BAILEY CO.. toface established 80
| yearsl ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
COMPLETE
- SUCCESS
ASSURED.
Only 90 days required to make a clean sale OF all
the tickets No time to lose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08
yACurs, sTEaMBOATs, sc.


~ .RQE FOR SALE.--A GOOD SOUND BARGE, iO&
Is feet long 30 feet bea nj 9 feet holds suitable Cor hay
ice or gene ra freight also two Canal Boats For par
iiculars inauire Of - IT. SHERWOOD, Atlantic Dock,
Brooklyn.
y,oR sALE-A NEW PROPELLER STEAM YACHT,
n with double engine, surface condenser &C. owner
in Europe. Address for particulars r. W. r, pox 300 ro
office
T,oR sAIR-THE sLooP YACHT ADDIB, IN CON.
II pIcte order. Address box |, lat Post ONCE.
THE CELEBRATED CHINA WOOD OIL FOR sPARs
chasers puILANDER REED, q Old slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

CTAMMERIN0.-NEW YORK 6rAMMERIN0 IhsTl-
- tute established lS70 Professors Mann and Covin
lowed three days instruction to satisfy themseves no
pay fer board services until cured BEND for pros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

X ENTUCkY SADDLE HORSES FOR sALR-AT 2ca
N west Forteth street, two bays OF fine size elegant
style ana action perfect In all gaits, sound and also
save IN any harness both been ridden by ladies'; two
rot and canter drive IN any harness. suitable for gem
uemen one weight carrler these Horses are extra in
blood and quality, having been thoroughly handled to
Mr.. RAILEY. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

DoyAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEiP-
~ SIC dcrmnny ssooq tickets; q, 900 prizes; Brunswick
terry; Royal Havana Lottery. Prizes casbed and norma-
ton given. THEODOR ZSCHOCH
ZIG Nassau streets box 60se Post Office.
DoyAL HAVANA LOTT ERy.-THE NEXT ExTRAoR-
IL dinary Drawing will take place on the I'D OF April
lS3 J. r. MARTINEZ A Co, Bankers 10 w Ali street.
Post oihce box 4,6S5 New York.
rJyHE DEP0sITORs IN THE BULLS HEAD BANK
will please send In their Pass Books nj once 10 have
their accounts written pp. A. =. CAMERON, Preside mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08
HALF MILLION
nAIIA DC

all In bank ready to pay gifts in full Date OF
Concert and Distribution OF 1ifts
definitely fixed for
JULY STH, 1873
Governor Bramette of Kentucky, sent the following
despatch yesterday afternoon 10 the York Agency
Public Library Of Kentucky:
LOUISVILLE, KY April 7, 1873
THos HAYS Co., New York Agents Public Library Of
Kentucky Gift Concert, 609 Broadway
sufficient number OF tickets having been sold TO guar
antcc a full drawing at the Third Grand Gift Concert
the management have placed Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars with the Treasurer in Bank to pay the gifts In
ful and in order to give opportunity to sell the limited
number Of tickets remaining hand benefit OF the
Public Library have deferred the day Of Concert and
TH0s. T. BRAMLETrE
Agent Trustees Public Library OF Kentucky
Everything Is certain, and there should be no DELAY
in securing tickets what remain unscd Will doubtless
be closed very easily the sales this having
those either Of the
previous Concerts. This Is the
srT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18

gave an elegan: resume of the statistical
po;r.s ef the question. With tie :esu amp
:icn of trade We will have peace. prosperity
ard comfy with Mexico. The steamship
!ne wi! bring the Cry of Mexico within
seven days OF Washington. Tie railroad
from Vera C:uz TO the City OF Mexico Lad
done more 70 civilize that country than
anything else. L: has converted tie Presl-
dent. Unti! lie rode over that road lie
never saw the sea. Now The governmen.
transports its mail from New York to Vera
Cruz. By sending it through this city they
VIII save 1900 Ini.es Di Sc :,avei ard seven
days time
Judge Howe then moved .ha: Che clam.
Ter tende. tie Hon. John w. Foster vo,e
OF thanks. which was carried. and tie
cham Der adjourned.
Many oi the most promiEen: citizens
p,esen: were then presented to Mr.. Foster
ard extended 70 hin the ceuI :esies Ci tie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18
Thc New Police judges.

OF Mr.. Michael German. selected by Gov
ernor Kellogg to FL :hc bench o: The Frs:
D:s,ric: Police Court. We have already
spoken in full. Suffice It 20 say that ic Is
an old citizen, one OF the people. universally
liked. d clear headed business man. an edu.
Gated lawyer. and one whose unil:nchug
devotion TO duty is proverbial. We rredc:
perform. in this mos: :m:or:&n: q; al. the
city districts. will be .enicre! i.i.h'.Ny.
iear!ess!y and sc:.r'iously.
Eugene S:aes is probably personally
known TO more people IA ih. Second D:5.
:ric: than any other maE there. For more
than twenty years lie la. been in public
life, and has filed every position. Will. the
cesponsibiliie. o: with ne has been IN.
trusted. with justice. discernmen. and co;,r.
teous bearing. NJ. Staes held the off: sc o!
recorder o: this distric: in 1870. and will
enter upon the discharge of his new duties.
therefore. with q valuable experience :, aid
him.
:,!r. Webster Long, size new judge o: III,
Third District. was very promiren: in roli:.
ical life some years ago. bu: latterly has
been pursuins the even tenor Of Cuie.
mercantile occupation. He is one of the
old residents Of the Third District. and :
called from the retiracy Of private life upon
the urgen. invitation of large number of
his fellow citizens. :rrepect.ye Of party.
His knowledge of men and things. with his
sturdy common sense. viii! be OF material
use to him IN yecons:ructin: the affairs Of
his district.
Mr.. w. w. Mccullough. Of the Fourth
District, is an old citizen and an old Repub.
!ican, and a man by nature, culture and
associations eminently qualified for the po.
sition for which he has been selected. He
is a man OF proverbial benevolence ard
recttude: we would dislike to venture al
opinion as to which trait predominates in
his well-balanced character. They are both
characteristics for which he is proverbial.
We do not know that Mr.. Mccullough ever
held any public position before. but do know
that Governor Kellogg would have had 70
look grea: ways 20 make worth!e: se.e..
tiOn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18

Eohe by vote of 3s5 against 10. Fifteen
deputies were absent from the chamber
when the vote was taken.
Inc second clause, with an amend
menI offered by Signor Ricasoli. granting
the Pope 100000 liards annually for the
maintenance of generals OF orders, was
aaoptet by vote Of go against 1913.
me heaith OF the Pope is improving rap
idly. Numerous deputations called upon
hn to-day and were received by his hol;-
ness, who held grand reception in the
Vatican. large number OF pilgrims are
expected here Tomorrow from Florence 70
cali upon the Holy Father Disturbances
are feared, and the government has rein
forced the garrison.
Herald Special
kARToM, May PA letter was received
here to-day from Sir Samuel Baker on the
White Nile. He reports that all is well,
that the passage through TO the end was eff
tected with great difficulty. and that he
hopes that the obs.ruc'ions will be entirely
removed during the present summer
PARIS, May 1.-THE designations of Sou
lard, Minister Of the Interior, and Jules
Simon. Minister Of Public Inspection, have
been accepted by President Theirs.
1t is reported that the Ministry of Public
Worship is to be re-es tablished
The new members of the Cabinet will be
either moderate Republicans or members of
the party Of the left centre.
Several journals have been fined for pub.
fishing the letter of Felix Pvatt to NJ,
Thiers. printed in the London Times newss
paper.
lie Bten PujHquc has been suppressed for
publishing An article attacking the National
Assembly.
Vienna, May 1.-THE investigation Of
the charges against the suspended Ameri.
can commissioners, forwarded to Washing.
ton. is voluminous.
The appropriation by the United Sta.es
Congress is nearly exhausted.
The charges Of bribery are fully .us-
tained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18
Tue New Police Court Ell.

!iis act Of the Legislature. having fna::y
received the approval C: the Governor. is
promulgated III this mornings REPUBLICAN,.
This is an act Of considerable Importance,
and as much ;n:eres: Will doubtless te
manifested il i, we give q b:iet syDovs!s cl
lis provisions.
Section tn. establishes four municipal
police courts. the frs: having jurisdiction
over the first city district. tie second over
the second, the third over the third and
fifth. and the fourth over the fourth and
eiX:h.
Section second authorizes she Governcr
TO appoint Judge for each Of these courts.
and cne CLERK, three assistant: clerks and
one messenger.
Section three specifies the salaries. which
are TO be: Judge. $4,000 per anuum: CHEF
clerk. $1,000 per aunum: two assistant
clerks, $500 each, and one assis:Sn: clerk.
$500 per annum. and messenger forty COL
lars per month. These salaries to be paid
monthly By the city OF New Orleans. which
corporation is also required 10 furnish suit
able ROOMS for the use OF :he courts. judges
and clerks. as we'll as blanks. supplies. etc.
Section four invests the police judges with
the functions here toture exercised by the
recorders of the city, as well as the powers
exercised by justices OF the peace outside
Of the parish Of Orleans IL crimin d! matters.
This section also compeIs :Ee Board Of
Police Commissioners 20 appoin: sac. :oar
persons as the judges may designate 20 be
conr: officers in each court. who si.al: there.
after be under the exclusive control q; :he
Judge. and subjec: 20 yeu.cya! Only i: lis
request.
Section FIVE requires tie judge 20 :o!,ec.
fines and turn them over 20 the Adm.uis
traitor OF FiEaIce Cor tie IeUef: ii til.
sinking fund.
Section six defines :ic i.u::es q: clerks.
wi:cL are the SANE :.s :tey were .IGc: :he
former system.
Sections seven an: e:sh: require :Ic
records ui cases. etc. pending IL :he record.
eIs' courts. 70 be tanned ever - :te new
police judges. and :Lc former are abolished.
Section nine limits tie term CT appe;r:.
NET: 20 tcEr Years. u.: provides Sta: IL
! case Of temporary absence :he Governor
shall make appointments for the time being.
The judges are made liable 20 removal by
impeac nmert. and the c.eIhs un :he :ecom.
nendation o: the judges.
Section ten !ilui:s .he power CT tie judge
in the imposition OF fines for :ne violation
Of city ordinances. 20 no: less than s. 30 or
more shan $lj, and in defau!: thereof 20
imprisonment for TO: less ;laE one nor
more than thirty days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18
Presbyterian General Assembly
TIE ALABAMA PRESS ASSOCIATION
WASHINGTON. "
OK ely Ordered to be Sent to Spain-The
President in WaskingiOn-DecisiO of
"a Case before ahe spanish. imer rican
V0i f-A,,n,issSnn

C'keliy Ordered to be Sent to Spnin-The
President i'm WaskingiOn-Decisi0n of
. a Case before she &panish.! ricaD
Claims Commission.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Secretary q:
State this evening received a telegram
from General Sickies. stating that tie
Cuban authorities have been ordered 10
send G'Kelly 70 Spain.
Secretary OF War !ie!Eaap has returned
here.
The Pre.,.ien: appointed William +.
Davis. assistant treasurer at Cincinnati.
Alva A. kui.h.. collector Of Florida.
The Spanish and American commission
heretofore considered the claim of Peitre.
tode R"jas. VITO claimed damages as an
American citizen agains: Spain for the con.
tscati0E Of his property IN the island Of
Cuba. Rcjas fled his application 70 become
an American citizen on the twerty-eighth
day OF September 1870. The claims :seaty
was notified February, 1871.
B. The Spanish advocate cOIteDGed against
the advocate for the United States that
Rcjas did not come within the terms of the
treaty. his citizenship having cnly begun.
bu: was no: completed. On this question
:he American and Spanish arbitrators Gi.
vided. and accordingly the case was re-
teyred TO the umpire. Baron Lederer. Aus
trian minister. tor settlement. He has de.
clde,l tha: Roes does no: come within the
terus o! the treaty. and uvercnled the case.
Six Or t;gh: similar claims are settled by
This AeCs.CN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18
FOREIGN.

The yHnlifO IN fIavana-The l(ua rnniiEe-
Resignation Og French .Nini,ters--
Journals Fined and Suppressed d in Paris
a Bad Case Against Ihe American
commissioners 10 VIENNA New York
Correspondent Arrested and Released
in Cuba-Don Carlos Proposes TO Take
.he FieId-He Heads $4,000 Mer-Re-
iiRiOus Bodice tC be Suppressed in
Rome-The Pope Gives a Reception.
Sir samuel Baker Heard From.
HAVANA. May little yomito is inc:e.s.
The ,opsigne.s o; .hc Jiniata and Ya:co
have asked permission 20 transport their
passengers 20 New York by d s:eaineI !eay.
!ng here tomorrow.
Francis A. Miller. at f,ishman, claim ING
20 be al employe OF the New York Custom
house and correspondent OF the New York
Jo.t:H1l. left Santiago de Cuba six weeks
ago and entered the .nsurrectionary dis
trict. Miller returned 20 Eanzanillo on
Monday. where he was imprisoned. but Was
released yesterday.
The proposition u: s.~ goceTnmen: TO .x.
act half Import and .xpor: duties on gold
meets with general !isiavov among the
merchants.
BAYoSSE. May ::.-Do. Carlo. has
written to General Dorregarv congratulate
lHE upbu llit result VI JUc ldtc engage
ment with the Spanish government forces
at Peunte de Eraul. and announcing that
he will SOON assume persona! command
Of lis forces in the field.
PERs1cNAS. May 1.-THE Carlis: t;ourna!
published here announces that Don Carlos
entered The Spanish province Of Navarro Oh
the night of the fourteenth instant and took
command o, the army. his followers. uUn..
bering lj,OOe men. with which he IS re-.
solved TO conquer or die in the attempt. II
is also stated IN tie same paper that he has
concluded loan of 400, 100000 reals with
English bankers, and has promised Olio
the rank of Field Marshal and Dorregary
that of Lieutenant General.
Intelligence has reached here OF the total
defeat, in Arragon, of the Spanish troops
under Colonel Moreno by a Car!is: force
commanded by General TIFFANY.
ROME, May 1.-THE Chamber Of Depu.
ties to day approved the fret clause Of the
bill suppressing the religious bodies 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18
The Congressional ExcursiOn.

The following dispatch was received ~
Mayor Wilt yesterday:
SPRIsGFrELD. No. May lG. 1873.
Hon. I. a. Wilts Mayor.
Congressional party will remain IN New
Orleans three or four days, if your arrange.
nents require it. The greatest interest IS
manifested 20 learn your wants. with view
to propose legislation. One hundred Sena.
tors and Congressmen: fourteen have their
wives with them: twenty others. editors
ana st. Louis committee. The whole party
has thus far been received and entertained
magnifcently.
We suggest convention Of one day iu
your best hall, where short addresses on
commercial matters can be delivered; a re-
ception to be participated in by all your
citizens, ladies included, banquet, etc. We
wish to correct the impression that the party
are in haste. We expect to leave Galveston
on Tuesday for New Orleans.
CYRUS BUSSEY.
j. II. KENNARD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-18
NEW YORK.
Kepart on Erie AnairS-fSi!!iarGs- -.Arknns
sas .Hiatters-Failure Caused by n Mo.
bile :iOuse-The COTTON EAcEinnge,

Vht hC SOttOh ANCHNu&Se .
New YORK. May 1.-THE legislative com.
Iuitte.. N :he:. :epor: upon Erie affairs.
c0ndemu as improper the expenditure of
money IN tie secsn: Transfer Of the man.
age;I.n' anu .:s reimbursement trGm the
treasury OF the company. They say this
was ti.ne largely il the interest Of foreign
Stockholders and tor their benefit.
The part taken IN that operation by Gen.
eral Sckles is denounced iI strong terms.
Billiards. DAILY wOE the championship
cue. Time. FIVE hours. Average, DAILY
:e 9 10: Dion. 81 $40.
The score at the conclusion OF the fifty.
filth inning. was: Dion ii6I. DAILY 1910,
when DAILY huddl.. the balls and won.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Arkansas.
says that Governor :.ax.er remains in the
capito! night and day. with a force of men
on duty. fully armed TO protect him agans.
the threatened raid of the friends of Lieu.
Baxter; and place Smith in the guberna.
:c,isl chair.
l: is reported on the streets ,ha: the Mo.
bile correspondent: OF q New York firm
drawing bills on London has failed. in con.
sequence Of over advances en- cotton. II is
said that che New York house VIII Jose
SO 600 by :h!s failure.
Specie shipments to-day S;c9,t2o.
The Gotten Exchange today adopted
amendments TO the ty.!aws. making eligi.
BILE for member. hip representatives Of mem.
hers a. attorneys actually such from May
]. until j !De 80. ana RAISING tue initiation
tee. "n and alter JarUs.y j. 1871. ;co..
$500 20 5000.
The following. Is :;e bank l.a.emen.:
Loans ;ncr, ase $j.3;,.o00: specie increase
$6-,.0o0: legal tenders increase $I..00,opo.
deposits increase S'.Qov.oo0.
Arrived - HISTORIAN. Scotia. !fai.a.
fl,pou t'irun M! N:rc-sei,,: