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New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
CIVIL NOTES.

The Supreme Court, General Term, appointed
yesterday Arbe Green, s. p NASH aud john T. Parsons
examiners OF qualifications II candidates for admission
to the bar. They will meet in the General Term room
March II at d. G.. COyin, Julian 4. Davies, ana
Joseph la Rogue have been appointed Committee on
Character.
John McGarry, ago years, brought suit
through hIs guardian yesterday. In the Brooklyn branch
Of the Supreme Court. to recover $4,000 from John B.
LOoms Co. for injuries sustained through the negli-
gence of the latter who ncgscny permitted pool Of
boiling vaier 10 accumulate from their steam DOrr on
sidewalk, In Negins-s' IL Is claimed that th' pain
tiff uncOnscously walked into the water and was
sealded The defense claimed that child years OF age
should not he permitted to be i'll the streets unattended
The 10 still on.
Phineas ii. Kingsllnd, as assignee of the
market receipts, sued ,he city for $780, which he adj
yanced TO pay for September. October, and
November 1870 When the laborers were paid by the
city from this advance, the Board of Apport0nment
made appropriation an warrant was drawn Tor
the payment OF Mr.. KIngsnd. Just then came on the
Foley injunction which stopped payment. The suit
brought Dy Mr. kingnd has been on tIlll Tor ho past
two days before Judge Loew in the Court Of Common
Pleas, and L. not yet concluded. W g. Tru 10 counsel
for the plaintiff aud Mr.. Dean for the city.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
AN oPERATIC CONTROVERSY.

Two operatic managers gave conflicting ver-
sions OF their troubles before Judge Robinson, in the
Court of Common Pleas, yesterday in the suit Of Grau
agt. Rulman The motion the part OF Mr.. Grau,
in his suit against Ruman. to dissolve alleged CO.
partnership, and TO secure the appointment OF q
receiver Of the profits OF Nine. Luccas present
men IN this city, aud injunction restraining Ruman
from receiving such profits. Mr. Grau makes affidavit
that he entered into partner hip with Rullman to
engage Nine Lucca and others for series OF operatc
performances. The profits we're to be equally divided
subsequently Rul man welt To Havana and made an
engagement with Lucca In his own and he Is carry
ing the performance and approprating the profits to
himself On the other side, Elllman denies that any
sHch partnership existed; on the contrary, he
charges that Gral has acted In opposition 10 him
since the engagement with Nine Lucca in the matter
of trying 10 engage sing,rs for his own bcneht. TIC
Judge denied the motion for receiver and IN GnciOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frank Hilton was committed at the forkville
Pol Yesterday drfalt Of $1,000 bail % c11g OF
ching s7j frau Mss Jennie l. Jenng Mesel
Berry held for charge Of scsIus horse from
Samuel MeCle.lind.
Justice Otterbourg Mt the Essex Market Police
Court YESTERDAY committed Annie Campbell IA default Of III OOO
800 from James Druy OF hion stat n
Island George Iowbsend and Georre Howell we're hed tor
eraminson charged with having stolen $50 worth OF jewels om The
OF George Beeks AZ SO POI IEirtsTe.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Justice Sherwood committed Peter McDonough deu Of 600
bail with stealing bags Of At $500 IRON the
unS Of John GsnE No. 4i0 west Inryninh Henry
Nogt held In $500 bail f stealing Turkish rocking chair worth
$50. from his employers, L. ". Baxter a 90.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Sutherland young John ney and John Fere
pleaded guilty and to the House Of ege Mary Leonard
pleaded guilty aTce md TO the Penteuay Tor cr
months Henry Wilson, Peter Walsh sni Prudence Martin pleaded
guilty OF the oGcase, aud each received Lac sentence
Silas Topping and Robert Morgan two clerks III
Michael H. Red Of the Branch Once Of
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY, at No u Nast
utte Yesterday Gu of $1,000 each by Justice Morgan at the
Pore Court complaint Of their employer Who Charged
having em5eE,ied different times mall BE-
longing Company y Rel held for l charged sh
having natch SO from Herman Smith OF No 332 Wae Tie
money found IN the pIsoDrIs possessiou.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

the original act on this subject had been notoriouy us
regarded One OF these provisions was that t
should not be called upon to pay cent TOWARD ~ pu.
here was an ATTEMPT To commit Congress- wleu VIZ
10 he resisted on the threshold, and which ne wouu
slsL Ine sSWOOo now proposed would be put No No
bite. Congress should profit by the experience OF aus
tria In this matter lie denied that the puhic fuh was
pledged 10 support the Exhibition but, on the contrary
declared that the public faith just the reVerse,
having been expressly declared that not do ar Oh ,no
peoples money would be spent. Tho UdIed staTs
should have assumed control OF the Exhlp-
uoni anu, TO certain extent, these s'oeh,
holders were usurpers. Worlds Fairs Dau
always been under Government auspices aud here Was
no reason why this should be made an exception Inc
efforts OF these stockholders reminded him OF the story
OF the siberian bear which leaped upon me horse anu
ate SO furlousy that he ate himself into the naTnes
and actually drew tho sled. So IL was with the fhlla
dephia cSpoTatonit would eat itself into the harness
and draw the sled.
The question recurring Mr.. Frelnghuysens amend
ment, lnstructng the Committee on Appropriations 10
report in favor OF appropratng OF money not 70
exceed so0OOOo 10 defray the expenses OF the ENhih
tion IT was rejected by vote OF 50 Nays 10 II Yeas as
follows. Republicans in roman, ID mOcrats In Italics,
and Liberal Republicans in small capita!sl
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF EEw-Yo u
CLEARED.
Steamship A,ic L) Psrry Liverpool Vi, Queenstown se r.
d s,s,a.hp Klys. t, Campbell GLASGOW H.ndon Bro.
s,eamshp csnmI (BrJ Ledieoat Hamou Derma A. 2. Out
.m.hip P.nIa Do.ne Phsdelrha Loni Steamship ca
Steamship Couch Norfolk CITY Point aud Rehmond Oh
sisl%.hp North Point FOLEY PA.dslp, Lod steamship Co.
BARK Helo tGer Ae'iner' ES'o'e i'f Vnae FuAeh AFe
BARK Aaslguds G,L Gutsauth Hamburg &e Funch, BiJs
asqi,,ts Ger vsn t.s,a Bremen 6 Laios
Brs Rio Ia P,ta (Dach) Rsmmer. houteviieo, '" H. T.
Bs Charlie. Dsrr,h Dennis. MsAun. for order. lame, Ward
Hpx H,n, Aubrey Br) BrdsetOwu, ke D~sht Plat.
Brs Ahes 9th Montgomery, Tarks I'aad, Ae kssen Hem
Bn1 r. sheldon sheon .v,n- for ORDERS James Wand Co.
sehr Dart Williams samfor stImofl uo9paay
ssh A. j. Whhsm., Aoue stanford, STANFORD hanaiae'nnae
COBp.ny. L-I'H
steamship Anglia (B), Small. Glasgow Psb ls with ndse aud
. s..sa @ S .Ss S %' S: to ss e a.as Co.
stcam,hp fnncona Bragg Portland "ith mise Ani psA 10 D.
steamship North Point Fosr, B.lnuor. with mise to Lon'rd
s,..n.ho wy.uol. Couch Rhm.nd , PoHs .sd Norfolk with
,,s.h nj r.f Bsm.rei Gsr N,i Bremen Feb H. sOah
,mpiou lits With nd,s and p,.s 70 1sl.A; 20
s.,s Killarney lsi LenOa) Kingston, snsapos Nor l3 With
ss,s Ar, ,Ru II.rrSers Liverpool IS d.r, With ait
Bns ID. XsrJ aal,er'en s,ntanisr "a dar. "a b.ll.s
I.oulsa Poace ~ ssfs vi'n
SAILED. .
st.,np. Leo ssvnahi Abemare for Sonoif bart 1s
% s's' S sG:f s fs,i's ssss ~ @i;.4
49, ~ xns. yr,e for C.saseso sesh Cssmeee for 81 Pierre
WIsD-sunsst. Light N.Bi moving
NJ ~ .' MEMORANDA. ..
Steamship Han. tGerl h0. Ss~iOIi Feb 70, Bremen. az
go .s hs.yy Ea. shes prevailed tAs hssus and
suffered much damage .-...
pso Is vAoged sssin spoken the 27A dape besy
gsle shs uls isskiag badly 1T
-EA
Bnt Hirsrd, NOr from h'abarE Philadelphia Feb. 20 ai
20 80. lou. "a. ....I 10 -. 40
Bng a. from liverpool for B,iaD~e, Feb 26 LI 80
90, ion ~
ws,i' oa HssrorI for BsIbsdesA EeA 10 lst Il
Ion 50 3.
Cd ..t FOREIGN PORTS. t'
Qut sS,rovs March 6-Tpe WHIT star Lss sssspsAp oceaos
sssea Lesos f,t kss -fors ~ 10 10 tais DoralaB
DOMESTIC POKrS.
ssvros Mach 6-AInved steamships Bssistsss rsg bAhnss
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
DECIsfONS-MARCH 6.

Supreme Court special Term-By Judge Van Brunt.
seYmoaLa RoJadgnet for panIir Of ioeeoure and sale
Ihomts H. LandOn and Ogden and
Sguyeu Day Rolling Mil CompabyJugment for pla
sale sogaEee Of 5000 anu referred TO
g. L. Ingrl ham 10 sell ami convey
Common Pleas-Specidl Trm--By Judge j. +. DAILY.
Rhrnge RHnrger-Aoon denie. (See opilIon) haa a.
at Phtrecit-Case tndings settled.
Superior Courf-SDecidI Term-Bv Judge Curtis
Farrell Farre-Motou strike portion Of answer granted
b. Judg Van yoBenont Ponyertet aLOIer settled aud
signed. .r
Supreme -Chdmbers-By Judge DOnohue.-
Bank Society the NewYork Hospt1 Va,
People. aepol, Moody Clafse Marsh
Cidsen Chambern sgt Cummn JaDha sgt Japa Shered
shere Gucs Guck Miller szt Brown bows AIT Sane In tie
matter &c AIT Me,er-Gland Hebrew Benevolent Orphin
Pugersd 3 case Iloppr Hopper-Ictereuee
Neo-ruzohl sepesn-ho.on denied Leiutull
LeimaD Of divorce granted ChSaar agt Jacobs hoo
Observation-Disclosures ordered.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

Kings family In 1871 and 1874 and she swore 10 ONes
coming TO the house and beng with Mrs King, and she
never told King Of It, ..I r. |"" - .rl~-.
Joseph Townsend co!ored servant In tho house, said
that Heill used TO call, when King away,
three tines day. aud the witness told King Of IL be-
fore the shooting On the xaminatiOn dis
covered that the witness had been IN the Tombs on
picon o stealing that he baed out by Mr.. King
and defended by Mr.. Howe. He denied most emphati-
cnly that he was guilty Of the charge.
Ellis iarrng, conductor the Erie Road in fs72
swore TO having ONelll and Mrs. King together
on the Tram. Mr.. Vanderpyel, OF Brown, Hall Il Van
derpOei, stated on the stand that on tho day OF the
reference al Judge Sutherands Mr. King came to him
and wanted him go tho reference aud adjourn the
case but he could not go and hiug left lie King
that evening In the station house
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
DEPARTURE. or FOREIGN MAILS
SATnRDAY. MARrH7

irt nd and Liverpool BY
the ,esmship Adratc close $3.50 No Supplementary Mali
steamsap saIs al M Wbte star DoeI, PsYOnis Ferry
CITY
sI via Southampton and Bremen the stetshio
u N Mail IS closel al Tie Post
80 amsliD sails aI from the foot o. Ihd
O.. HObOken.
and Prls,r closed Mai !, sent nv this hne
For French ayr, by the steamship 81
Laurent $3.50 Steamship sails at m from Pier
No 50 n. H.
Mli ayt etc. BY The steamship Webosset cosc at IN
By steamship Iybce, close
D. steamship sliL Il 5 IN, from Pier No 8 n X
Malls Wesi City ef Waco Close at NJ
Steamship sails ST 3 D. m, from Per No. 20 T. r.
close NertorK PostOms evev da7
d o. o., via liAllaI
NAL for HslfI closed the SewYoE Postoaee ever
isy .. m, and goes Boson
SUSDAi march 0.
All MALI close at II o'clock The ~tohes open hon
~ II a.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
fro, rhl.t.pn., .sip B.lrs. IRON c.d. sele. his port

ssros from Pbd.lpha sbip Bsvde from Csda below nn por
has proceeded . 8loacsser ..-.-. ..
poarsEss No yso. March 5-Aved Mereor from Cof
brig Prsel from Porto bsk O. Ketegssrd from Dabnn
iD ballast Passed Baltimore, sehr Shiloh from Sagus
PORTLAND March Steamsp SeindnAyisn from Lverpooi
Feb 10. arrived here to-day.
. DISASTERS
IosDoS 6Bars Derwent tBr Prh from NevYoff Feb
for the LIST sst snd reported that her
washed overheard The GsIa from
CardG FOR Havana, has returned damaged
For Ldtest Ship EeUs see Ssrenh Pd1e.l
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

DEM SYLVANIA ARAILR0AD.-THE
L GREAT TRUNK LIsB AND UNITED srLFBs MAIL kOUFs
Trains Hssrorh from foot u Dssrosses and Coranet
EIpf.s for H,rrsburs P,burb the West and sosh n Pail
Psse attached $50 and $3.50 SUNDAY sEa
For wisnspo Lock Hayen CORY Eh via Pha Erie
Diy wiIsmsport 80 connecting st fhsdsphiA
For B. uuere Wsshnston and the South eaoL and sH
RIDr. Tor Phiisd.lD 40 $3.50 n. 1890 g. $50,
9.p and II nsht Sunday olO $780, And ~ kmgan'
For Trenton 30 alo and e:iop Sunday, e,lo
n For N.vrs at g. $50. 7.2o TAO 4. o. TO- liam, 12n,
l. g. 23O 3:l0. $40 4l0 s30 s. 500 5:40 O. $40 $3.50, T.
1880 $40 TO- 1880 aud IL night sunday 520 6:l0.
-, For Ri.s6et6, 6, $50, 7oo. 7:io g. O. 10 l2a.
l. q $50 $40 $40, 4;O l:30, 5:2O, 5:40 s. $40 6;S0
1880 $40 ~. ll30 and IL night Sunday o:20 Clio.
~ For R,S.sr g. $50 7:2O. slo.m, ~ nj. go $40
$40 $40 4,s0 o.2O $40 5, 6.o $780, slO 10 D. m .as n
night Sunday. 500 and 6l0 p n n.
For woodbridge Perth AmbOy and South Amboy aud 10
$3.50 4;l0 and .. ~
slO. ,. N. and lzught Sunday. 6:lUp m.
FOR E.si Milestone. ~ noon. 3l0 ano 4:30 Q.
Por L,ubsrtville and Fsnlngton. $50 a. N. and 3pA
For Phlhpsburs and Bevdere, 8 aud Q.
AoomnOdauon fr Boden,oSn Burlington aee Canesa I1oa
$3.50 a. m, 1880, 2, $40, 4. aud $40 .. II
fOr Freehold. Z: 20 m. .nd p
Yor fArmngitbe and sqaan, :2Oa " and p m
for Psmberton and Camden, q q and 23O D. m
Trains srve folnws From Pittsburgh boO m IsSo sse
1885 daily; lisa daily eIceps Moea,y. From m.sss.
lO,27 D. Phadslphis b:22 sos, $50 lo;l3,
1885 m 2;l5, 6l6 6;0j, e:4a. lD27 SaaSay 5;22
sos, $50 IL :55 a m and 1927
Ttt Omees 526 435 27 sod 94& Broa"sy N Ahor HeesA
8 Bstsryplses b NJ BOYD ir. Gen. Passenger Agent
A j. CAssITr General hAs,ser
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

Messrs CraSn: Morton ingalls,, Mitchell, and Hamilton
nd, who would have voted in favor Of the bll were
paired of with Messrs. Carpenter. Thurman, Ferry
(COnn Wadeigh, ana Patterson, who would nave voted
against II.
The bill was then referred to the Committee on hppro
priaOns without decision. As amended and referred
the bill is AS follows:
Be enld &C. That the President be requested 10 extend
cia cordial uys0n 10 the Gorno Of the United
States presend and take National Exhibition TO
he held Philadelphia under the Of the Government OF the
United States, n the veIrlS10
Mr.. WEST (fep, Li) moved that the Senate proceed
to the consideration OF the Army Appropriation bill.
Mr. SHERMAN (Rep., ohioD hoped tnat tine motion
would be adopted, the Senate shOUli with
the financial question OH Monday.
Mr. WEST SAID he would agree to lay the Army bill
aside Monday If the Senate desired 10 with the
finan debate.
LIQUOR COMMISSION BILL.
Mr.. WRIGHT (Rep.. Iowa. said the understanding was
that the Liquor Commission bill should be considered
as as the Centennial matter disposed Of lie
therefore moved that the Senate proceed 10 the cOnsd
Grafton Of the Liquor COmmssi bill. Agreed To.
Tue vote taken and the bill passed without fur
ther debate-Yeas, &c; Nays, 21-as follows (Repub
in roman, Democrats in italics, and Liberal RepuD
cans in small capitals
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATE.
W ARLINGTON, March 6.-The Senate in Ell

|" H'HINuIUNI MATCH U.-IHt DtIdUe III IN
eeauve session to-day confirmed the following nonina
tions . i' 't
ss"sh 70 be Supervisor Internal Revenue vice VIM A.
NsfJ ~ ~ - :
roHa.Ta1" ~ Deison. at Corin,h, M,si Il A. sDelAlf at
s0"se nchi r. 4 Ifboa. Tceumseh. MICA; j. H. SuHWAseh
fIath'As ~ IL hrs h e. Bainbulge Comiori, Va
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
gouarInersnip Notltes.

V'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existin
between dsy dis OWED By mutual
the retirement from said copirtnehp of seaman Petit
DANIEL G. HAVILAND JAMES D. COMBS SEAMAN L. PETIT
HEwioRK March L. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT 4,
WARRINGTON, March 6.-The President to-day

Iusr Dunoe Of tn. saeresae Court Of Ariop,
n Berry 10 Of the District or AAtfs Davld
Turner be Collector Of Customs st Aers,dna Va SEN 'Sh"
70 be Once Traverse City Mich Johh ia
10 b. fe8on Agent LeIngtoh. XVI Samuel e. Gang 70 be f
,srI wngtsh H. aud Melvin Cushing TO be ros'ma'F'
q
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
PdSSENGERS ARRIVED.
uIvIATuRR ALMANAC

FROM BRBNES--Ia sran,hp Graf Bismarck. March 6.Lcu
Schonbcs wife John Hey1e H. LaLtenan Miss
BrAden Nj gosnernan. Mr Green ant family.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
THE LIQUOR COMMISSION BILL.
yuls

The bill as passed reads as follows
shall be bv The President by
with The consent Of the Senate on Of he GER
neither o whom sua be the holder Office Of profit trust
The said commissioners shall be
selected solely With fitness and capacity for
honest, impartial, ami thorough nvesugauOu snd shsH
ss be their duty investigate the ao
liquor sGc ard manufacture having special refer
arrive between the effects poince by the use OF
distilled puous distinguished Of frBeued
ma, liquors in their economic criminal moral scientific aspects IN
the puuc health the
welfare of inquire the
restrictive legisaon the Of
mperance the effect by such
distilled liquors,
malt hguors and also ascertain whether the evil Of drunk
enn decreased thereby whether the Of
opi0m stimulspt and substitute for alcoholic drink
has become general IN consequence OF such
legislation whether public morals have been improved thereby II
gather Information and take
whether the evil o. drunkenness SITS 10 the
other civilized and whether those foreign
nations consiere the temperate in the Of mglsus
are thruzh prohory ws also what degree poborY eg
effected the consumption and manufacture Of malt and u
Of liquors in 'his country
prohboy legislation o abstinence relation TO alcoholic or
meuted without salary and shal have suthy
reasonable 70 exceed
81 which with the incidental 10
sue investigation exceeding SO 600 for both tie and
commissioners. shall he paid out Of any money In tbs Treasury
the
srv Of the Treasury purpose the Of $4,000 Is
hereby appropriated shall be further of said commissioners
TO report Of their inyeg son and the expenses attending
transmitted 10
on motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN Rrp.. Ohio) the bill TO
euuaze national bank circulation was taken up ana Mr.
LOGAN Q.ep., ND recognized as being emitted 10
the floor said that If the gentlemen from Michigan
(Mr. Ferry should be ready " speak on Monday ne
would yield the floor to HIN.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF
Executive business, and after few minutes the doors
were reOpened and the Senate adjourned till Monday
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

: : hINIaIUAn hInH,f0: - -,
ui0H DAY-As
Sandy uooi 70 1888 He'll Gate Ferry. 0:22
HIGH
lli4 Hell Gate Ferry 0ii2
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

At an anti -female-taxation without-reDre
senatlon meeting IN Worcester week, pugnaeons
person named john Howes advised The women 90 in
body to the Lcgs ature, with sword aud luuskct, nd
demand the night tO vote,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

On saa ansr l. ls73 VAL South EsstA brsss
IN a foiews (susdars srsspteI):
FofP intermediate saeoss A SSo cad
For shp intsrns<ss sssson al ESQ ast aA4
Yor Bssysr Asd ia,snsds~ SAisAs a. $50 saa l3o
Yor Esnsi ssa sAnsda.s stations. 80 aaa l;So
For Hs.p pss.A ksstsvsy, and insnedss ssasss $50
~ L. D. ssd p n ..
sssaay mnss leave Bassvei for IsHp ssl
GkO y. CAkNAN, sspsrisseadeat
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07


Dsa s...n.r saDSxPoEr y before: : : " = -.
| CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
sStss ss.y.ri Ss Of IS.s @ ee.a.s's = ssr:r.
i ssA slJ. Ppas .saf,s S ~ :s 1.ra .si sss:ss:
DysOa also . Lshgh v,ls' R.G,a pSss' the . Hsrr,"s
State WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Connencug Dee ], l57S-Lesye Nss Yors ~ folor,;'
n:"!i ss ts. %4.S T.qs ss. ssi''p sso;
9.@-wy raa for Fsniason B,l'idsr.
wiEsss..s ft.iCn; h,haucy CITY NJ Carmel H,s,s. ls."
ss''s I.e sal rST,aat %. .os T.TI &c
Eas's ~ YES. % cssa sa. s'ss a % fs'i' e; &
% Esss s ss5 % 3 Gpsl w 1.ss y'' W ''''''
l9$St 1919 III r' % Or sis.H1.s, R BAH. A.-
Ss.%s. ,,si;s 81 sPI. F pG,'.,, a,I.Ss i: =.
sG wn r,r Ts9 fs... % r-1fa and Mace. c. Con
| :S $ 9s..1s S; vi .Ss S i.I Iss sss.t. 11 We. ..i
s.RsT pm p n"Gsy .y'H Tl.iS Gs sSnFt, for PHas;l
S:30p n-ByExISs EIPREss didy cr Ron eslviees ADeo
torD. Rsad,se. H,rr'e.Ig Pitsssrgh Chicago se
55:39 a-,SaisT,.,IRo, T,.S !, ssss.9i. E.:'S'
For H:ss.ra g 5is' . c:2o, go 7sos s:ts,s ??,e
sOsG ii5 .so 4j SIS $50 S 5is. 90 T. 60 60 60 ss
1880 al5, s'iS. 1880 ll45 pS prcKvp s.,, and K,,
| H. p. BALDWIN General Passenger ArsDs
ERIE- Y.-WINTER, ARRANGE
A NSr .: Tu, taking esee, J,oqary H. 1874 Prom Cam
500 a. n-Ciaannsa and Chicago Day Express Dr,-isrRoou
IO4s. agrDrs. Mai for BsaaO aaa siAs.s Fan. sspar
n GDay-P,,ise Espre,. s'es,lrg co.>h.s
vithost esssVe.
Pon J.n, 90 s:oo .lo:3O and lo:45 n $50 TO- 20 .sa
ndsistorn, 800 1880 800 1000 lo:45 H. ,.s
43o 6S3 sas M Ole, se gq2 W.a T B. ,aS 4S' r. "'
eo.seS 800 500 1850 900 1880 '1a io;45 800
ss.taTrs $3.50 > .ad Io;45 ~ $3.50 sui4:sonm
Wr-ssb. 500 lO:45 a m. an 43O p. n
sie,O, &c, e.l5 $3.50, 1000 audlO45 S45. 9.
RiSi.vSoi Hdboto. hne,dsle and R,-,,ys 'e 6is s.
$3.50 lo:!o loas - 3 o. te32 ,ai d4g i5go n,
:, -. noou 'l4s 3l5. 3;45 i45 s;l5. 8. 6;3O II.
slj l03o aaa 1880 p NJ and sserdaT Dis.t' on'; -
| sua $3.50 ,. ~. ~ sstardA, gbis oniY - . - -
PsE and Psssse, go s. 1880 10 'lO;3O IL
H. Isdsle Hacksnscs AMI wr Sl5, aSd tsi5 a., As
| and 6 . n aud IL Saturday night. only.
Rugsvood g. i9 sud $3.50 30. 3l5, 4:lb, A45 $50
Cr-An & 49, and $3.50 m. 1870 3:l5. El5 $50 $3.50,
| tsa '7:A5 IA, and IL s$isr iay ashE oar go
spArIhin 49, and 80 E30. 3:15 AIS, 445. $50
Csc. t7:45 ,. and II saiuriay nght only - 80 =.
sad 30 AMI 9:3Os n. 1880 3il1 +sS sso
| C.3O t7:45 D ~ apf II saariay hights only.
| sprae vale, and and $50 4.45
fOTK-Trn .svhg CHaHbsFss even or hoi hoors e'vs
TVeyhrss - psues earlier hsn ,boye hne; trains e,,af
ChAmbers. quarter rEen q 80 minutes sAhsE
Boat TTlty-hds. az 1880 and 1880 p sobseua{
trains leaving Chanbest a. same hous Toe m ses 10
and a1aFsmeuu in prawsghoom ahl seenT
Coehes be obtained snd oriers or the cnesaS a5 .
Breawa Onsbgndrei and aihsL and svei
Court BrootYn At tho COHpauys Deooa and Asvhs ""s
principal hoiel% ,s,,,.v,o,,v
JSo. ~ ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
" 81 isvs PSp for Ss isven at 3 Is and IA
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07


NEW -YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILRo oAD.--New.Yort aud New -Hsyen Division
WTSTER ARRANOEAkEr. COMMENCING NOV. II. 1879.
Station York Grand Central Depot kaaaes
Forty second.si
TRAINS LEAVE sEWfORs.
Trsins for New Haven leave 7O5 (Aeenl SOe lsL yoo
(A0eu 1000 (Erl 1900 lAceB loo lBI 3Lsrh 5;5s
lAecn 3S and 5l0 1Lcea Er $40 (Erl and $40 (bn
Por sosh No1wsl 500 905 1900 Loo tsIl 800
355 33S $40 6:35 $40. 9:IO For stanford 10 sOe
sos 1910 1900 100 1923 snd 800 (KI l S.Ss &SA
l:45. 5:lO. $40 635 1870. Clio. ol0 p m
For Port Chester IL ;40p -.
Bsop Rrrrs VIA at 05 sn 1000 800 snt Sio
D. a. via Shore 800 and s;l0 Ths $500 n loo
Co 10 opng Stamford Eornab aod bnixe
port The sos Shore ass
Dr,ou Provduse Conn Vaey sabroo The sos
with Shore ne Division for Norwich sud
Northampton X r. az NeuHWei: 500 1000
WITH Conn River H. Springfield
and 500 Montreal The sos loo and SoV L.
Railroad. and The 8O5 and 3Vo n
Bridgeport Tee S:Os and 5Os e
800 6:lO D,nh1ry Eorvtn at 3d. fervM .na
SOS NJ loo. ini hl0 With ssuC.Haas kAissA a
Snnfor.
Sunday Boston Nail Trans st p VIA sphnrsE s:lo
via Provdense. .,-- - MA, -
a. b. ourshasd At ons Company Al ersna Geo.
m. Depot Of n. T. Tinnsr Co, 94< Besdvy ass
" ,d,er Hou n T. ceartst, BrookynJ vAs vl
sheeh baggage from rssidsnee 10 ds.tnAasa
psssrs st eees t aspsS
JOHN 4. MOODY. sapt Of N T. pL
4 REID 0eal su Esw.Haves
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
OrcGn 5rsnmfrs

EAGLE LINE. ..
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, AND HAMBURG
The elegaut Clyde-bGllt steamship
GOETHE. Capt. Wilson
will sail TUESDAY March "a Eagle Line Pier foot Of First
st, Hoboken.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHBRB0URG AND HAMBURG;
CABIN 6nt saloon $2J go second 'aloon SI2 god steerag
Plymouth &3O Cherbourg aud
Hamburg $40 god Prepaid tickets for Hamburg. $50 currency
freight apply PUNCH, BDYE Co.. % south Wihamst
For passage apply to KSAUTl, NACH0D, KUHNE
General Agents, li3 Bro,iway
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ TIKI GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0APASTS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BRTWKRE NEw-YORK AND HAykk CALLING
T< ,penfd yey.. this hvore for the coptpsnt sing
more soahery oHsT wi from Pier No. % horA BVsr
A.
ST LAUREST.......... Laehesner. sArl RDAr hsren
PERFIRH Danre. ......oATUkDAT March 81
ArRRQI a.......,..... koosau.... .SATlkDAI Apni
.Lenar.e SATURDAY. Aprl Is
PRICE PASSAGE IN COLL uocIuding ~insI
TO BREST OR HAVRB;
Second Cabin.
Hseurso tickets Iueel rsts
returning e Continent OF kufops
by botn bV Bnghsu and the scon
eoars beside Tine touos sa expense
GkO. MACKENZIE, AGENT No. SO Broadwss
EoTBIn June thereafter the departures will be oa THURSDAY