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New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
TIE SECOND CALENDAR TRIAL

At the resumption yesterday, in tho United States
Circuit Court, the second trial Of erBank Examiner Charles
Calendar accepting bbs Of 10000 for reporting favorabH
upon the condition National Bank Judge Benedict refer
ring question which last Friday said that he would
allow the Mr. Stevenson the eIPresdeoi OF that
bank II he would Cenisr Portage Lake bonds
security II Bank Examiner In reply the question
Mr. promptly said that he would not He then went through
with published Identification Of CALENDARS notes and
checks Naona Bank aud Assistant United States Dis
tct Puly show that upon Cseniar
oyeTlrew his with the bank to the OF $4,000
that the allowed stand for l3 months that then
Only made good by Of Alfred wild nior'd by p Avery
Avery and Charles Calendar Of which have Jet boen PAID
Fullerton objected e ground that the Transaction referred
to charged the Indictment and after long discussion h
Pury allowed for the purpose Of throwing light upon
Caends general intent his transactions with banks Mr. Steven
son then testified that such oyerrs bad been made that had
been stand for the specified and that according to the
books Of the given to make good had been
paid also slated that that for 10000 and
long Of the books OF the bank sgan had for the
pose bringing each Of Caens Transactions With IT,
Nothing developed except that When the bank
failed Caendsr $4,000 This the direct
animation the examination the witaess ssei that from
Calendars he considered his securities good the
times tbey given.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
CIVIL NOTES.

The General Term of the Court Of Common Pleas
a adjourned until the first Mondly in June.
The property owners assessed for the pavement on
the south Of Hanonye Brooklyn have determined contest
the aad for that purpose have empoel Sidney "
Lowell to endeayor to get the assessment vacated
The argument in the theater license cases is set
Thursday at ~ o'clock Supreme Court Chambers
for the Reformation Of Juven
lie Denque which Is the plaintiff in these and Oakley Hall
appears for the defendants.
One hundred and thirty students of the law
schools Columbia College. having credtiblv
passed Bar YESTERDAY the
General Term Of the Supreme Court They without exception
spectacle and intelligent looking gentlemen d about % Of
older The form OF oath aminstere by Chief
Justice DAVIS anu repeated BY he candidates who stood
double before the Beach After this each the
svaneed to the Cet desk and red has the Clerks roll Of
asyers Of the State.
In the case of Willett Martin agt. The Steamboat
Ago which action brought 1867 43
wages libel fled the Unlte for the South
District OF NeEiork bl the steamboat seized while she
ag the Jcrey shore aud the olsmin therefore insisted
that she heyoni the jurisdiction Of the Court for that District In
sdeeon given YESTERDAY ia this case Judge Behford says that
his opinion the Cont acquired jurisdiction the steamboat 10y the
attachment Of her the pae where she aisae6d decree
ciaimsl W. Haskell. the
ibssnt and H. Wallis for the claimant,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
COMMISSIONER GARDENERS DEFEysE

There were interesting proceedings yester-
day in the Teresa Small investigation Police Comms
sioner Gardner being examined at some length The
point OF his testimony that his immediate action n
the removal of Teresa Small Clifton as her real name
is due to Information received on that very even.
ing from several sources in regard to the character of
the house and the part the child played in the scenes
witnessed there. He sent Capt. Williams for Police
Captain Mount. but he couldn't be found and 1t was
after IL O'Clock when he and Capt Williams called at
the house and asked for admission. They were asked
their business and they said they wanted the child and
they were told, awe don't know you from burglarsr
Capt. Williams then passed his card under the door and
opened from the inside. They the child away
and gave her to the matron at Police HEADQUARTERS
On the xamnation the Commissioner stated that
his purposes in removing the girl first to rescue
her from life of shame, and secondly get evidence
enough to send notorious panel thieves prison
admitted that neither he nor Capt. Williams had war
rant for the arrest OF the child and the latter went with
them voluntarily. lie positively denied that the
door burst open by them, that fOrcble measures
were taken for the purpose OF getting evidence against
Capt Walsh. The cOOquy between the and the
Commissioner subsequently, became very animated aud
sharp Sergt Samuel W. Christie OF the 18th Precinct
testified In regard to the character OF the woman Small
ana added that he rested her for robbery Judge
Brady VIII decide to-day whether he Judge Lawrence
Will hear the arguments.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
DECISlONS-MAY IA.

Supreme Court-Special Ierm-By Judge Van
Brunt-For agt Bgan; Ggg Fay; Muls.er ag segmaa
Rsnsov agt Desn.-See memorandums
Common Pleas-Speciai 1erm-By Judge Robinson
Ranch sgt RauhDesree sisuet OGonAn Kamak-See
csou
General TrnBy Judges Robinson L,rremors and Van
Gustra agt Shyard Green ag SmhAppess dismissed
child s Carr Lps ss Lmsr Gibbons Dnsmore soper st
def,ult sg Dnsmore Carroll sst GOODWIN Rgsn ax Mel
Van Pet Cooper Gooihear Smith
Bsusiorf; Widkowki; Whsaty Roeutha McEyoy
agt reversed Piper
dismissed without b. consent stnger sg Leichsen
Judgment affirmed, and motion denied with 10 rooker
sgt Stevens; Thomas sst MeManus Glroy syt Pranken
stein; Fable at. Sinsheimer; McGregor sgt Andrews
Eornge Mtnsehii Schneider agt Kssj DOopeT
s,ory Benne Oliver Gebhsr1i voge Rchfd Anton
Brown agt Doe Handrich sg. Bach Blumenhal a
Higgins; Hartman Ksppel KeADg Lebber agt
Hu.sbaum Richardson Hsst WarhsssLy sgt W.ihar
Msgure McEyoy; Esoi Agt. Hart; Hastings
stanley agt Chamberlain King Grmes-Juisments
Dalton IofnsuJodzmen reversed all the defendants
have sppeAlei Policy Robnsou.-Moton granted paw
rneni Of go Mclaughlin MeDonsld-Juigment
daced TO $50 affirmed FOR that Ellius agt
OLesp and an iher - judgment affirmed in both costs
Plat Payudgmen revened tnal ordered pymen, Of
Msrgs aud Of Of $40
Oar Mulioon Ag PttMoon denied without prejudice
Obres sgt The Mayor scJudment reversed i ordered
costs abide khrnger Ehnngsr-Ore Anmed without
RobnsonArguei snd Judgment affirmed Sehsme
hous METROPOLITAN Gsigh Company.-Moion
Appeals denied Zaag HoslAnd-Moon denied with $40
sebsnnehorn sgt WhseerJogmeIt sustained wetherbee s
BaterJudmen reversed trial ordered costs to abide
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
BRAVE FIREMEN REWARDED.

The late James Gordon Bennett provided a
fund for the purchase OF medals TO be given two
members OF the Fire Department whose conduct should
be the most meritorious every These medals
formally presented, yesterday. to the had most
distinguished themselves during the year 1873 The Fire
Br gade, under the command OF Assistant Engineer
Shay assembled in TOmpkiDs- square at 10 a. Tie
brigade consists Of three battalons divided follows
First Battalion Chief OF Battalion Nash In command
Engine Companies Nos /, H. 49, 80, and Hook and Lad
der Company No. a. Second Battalion, Chief Of Batta
ion Monroe IN command Engine Companies Nos T. Il,
49, 90. and Hook and Ladder No. 10; Third Battalion,
Chief OF Battalion Rowe in command Engine Compa-
MES Nos 8, a. 49, and Hook and Ladder No. IL. The
brigade was formed three sides OF the square. On
the other side of the square there little knot OF
city officials and guests and back OF them several
hundred spectators The following officials were pres
ent: Mayor Havemeyer, Firo Commissioners Perey,
Van COtt, and Hatch, Chief Engineer Bates Police Com
mssloners Duryee and Disbecker Police
Masell, MajorGen. Shaler, and Aldermen Morris and
Lysaght. The Mayor and Fire Commissioners
reviewed the brigade. the hremen sslutiug
the officials they passed. The brigade then
of the square each time On the fret circuit the
and horses walked; the circuit, the horses
rOted ana the men ran by the side OF the gnes the
third circuit the men eapod into their places the
en- gines, and the horses gaOped The brigade made
very nne appearance ~ IT passed around tho square.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Court of General Sessions Part IT. Recorder
Hackct png opened yeste-iy Frank Morris alias Frank
pleaded gully grand larceny and sent to State Prison
Amelia Audcrei acquitted charge grant lar
ceny H. r. llsoc pleaded guilty attempt commit grand
ceny, and reminied ior sentence.
BENJAMIN Franklin and Sanford Anderson col
oed brought the omb Police Court yescay charge
Of having stolen three diamonds valued II 800 from the residence Of
quAred No 237 Greenwh aud Finn discharged
shegis without boseer, dong HARM Justice Wsnde
held him In $1,000 bail TO
The iewelry store of Joseph GOlstein at No. 5
Edrdg entered during his absence MAY H.
robbed of s3l worth Of watches One Of the thieves
named Wo Baun caught and part OF The property recovered
compsnon Samuel Aestn elule the vigilance Of the police
eserlay when he arrested at his house No 43 E1s
buried IN his back yard the Court yesterday
charge burglary having broken into aud
$50 the Office OF Bernard Fe t No las Gocks
bail Wm ala. Jones' attempted pick pockets
Of Leopold Cohen Sunday morning he
his residence No AZ Hnrysi An officer caught him the
Justice BIby held him II 900 bail Peter Smith
Tenht beat his wife cruelty Sunday and held
yesterday I'll 900 bail answer charge OF assault and battery
James Bowling of No. $50 East Twenty -first-st
committed in $1,000 bail yesterday, By Justice Murray tho
Market Police Court charge Of stealing gold watch
st. Humphreys held 81 800 bail charged
Bresn OF No 46l Tenth
sunday night Matthew McC.be committed
the resu, OF injuries inflicted by bin William Gilanier
night The latter In Bellevue Hospital
dangerous condition John Tsfe Of No 81 ysndam held In
81 900 b. for trial charge of attempting kill his WIFE Mary
Taft. Thomas kisen driver, held in $1,000 bail
charged with forging order for Edward Watkins coord
held in $1,000 bail charge Of opening letter addressed
poy ed purloning S3S which il contained Minnie Winte
held $500 bail charge Of keeping tsoery house No. l20
Prince Johanna Ryan held 10 81 900 bail charge
stealing containing s35 from Patrick Hughes Of No 77a Sew
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
THE COURTS.
RECEIVER THOMAS J. BARRs RESPONSIBILITY.
| f,.Il.e Donnhue sitting i'm Chamhers of Smpreme

RECEIVER THOMAS J. BARRs REsPONsfBiLirY
Judge Donohue. sitting in Chambers of Supreme
Court. yesterday morning the arguments support Of the "s "
,.e,, corpus the release OF Thomv j. Barr will be
reocted that 82 900 deposited in August Be'monts Bsnf Tor
which dran forwarded By the Pensns in this city TO
Ireland where con6ead suit brought By John Oh1
bope, f the money Mr. Barr appointed
b Judge McCunn In subsequent proceedings the supreme
Can't decided that Mr. Barr should retain the but hand
ave-. 10 Ernest Jucke Of the frm of Belmont Co., and an appeal
hsrs taken Judgment below affirmed The Supreme Court
sr,nd m order directing the Sheriff to ase and
hold Mr. In the Common Jail OF the county
for eonemp, Of In refusing to haud over the money
Mr. uke or asking for his behalf and bsbeas cor
pu writ Saturday BrJuige Samuel Jones applied
for discharge the ground that the pecep fails 10 state
, demand for money made by Mr. Luke duly
authorized By him. there such thing common jail
the county Consolidation The to this was that oil
presumed AMI that the Court evidently bad
poof demand and that the expression common jai
term meaning jail into which the sherfwss entitled to
place Mr. Barr took the papers Mr. Barr not pres
p being he soa be considered the custody Of his
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
EXEMPTION UNDER AN EXECUTIVE PARDON.

In the United States District Court, in August
1871 Ton convicted under Section 10 OF the Of Al
gust 1872 and Section II Of the act Of June 8 1866 Of
quantity Of nutmcgs into this and sentenced be i'm
psoned pay 81 900 and 81 325 10
Of the prosecution Tton served the term Of mpson
ent paid 81 OO0 upon proving unable
the Of the prosecution he received in February 1872
unconditional pardon o the President The Government then brought
debt against Ton double the value OF the nut
meg specially pleaded in bar pardon which b. bad received
the Government demnre to the PIES Is decision given yeser
day matter Judge Baichod overrue the demurrer and held
pardon properly FORTH with the Gov
eminent put the special plea Assistant United
States Attorney Smith for the Government and s. H. Randall
fnrT
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

Buildings reported unsafe during the week ninz ssurisY Nag
Dtlsacey.t No 26O unsaf, chimu,y; g. Unersmh
Onhunedths south side 100 fee. Of 1enhlTe usa
st. rear IT, $50 feet Snh4r..
Thiriave 50 s3O7. chIney. jacob Smith,
T6iri-ave 23lI chmney. Charles Ge.b,
No. NO. 7 unsafe anss ehnnsys Albert Aver owner
Broadway north corner Thirty eighth ST. unsafe ehimhs' 'oA
Carlton st. No 80 unsafe chmneys James Nooney owner
Fave, No. 222 unsafe als and ln'es VfOn H. IL u'eoe'
FrOnt.t No. 80 unsafe east ton r1t M., estate Ssn.t
Onehundi No. 1871 unsafe chimney;
Es., r.hs No 2I2 unsafe chimney M
B,st OneRandre No. 2l9, unsafe ehmnr.
Thrd.ye No 1881 un. chimney; George Ryer.Ou
vartsL 2Oj clinsy oil and unssfoi Tna Church.
Sne.esnh, Nos l47 and li9, unsafe brick walls sAa
West nesenta. No. 1872 unsafe ceilings and gable vail;
East one hunir,daniSenty ysIhs.. No. l59 anse chnnsu;
E, 0Hehandred audwen,y Iths. No. 1863 unsafe ehmne,
Rdse.t No. lis unsafe brick pier ehmuey, Mrs
RGssst No. 49, unsafe front wall aud chimn.ys Mrs. Rus
Vsaci.st No 1ss unsafe generally J. B. H.skin,
vaheks northeast OF Eng unsafe geaeriJi D. Has
washns.on, Nos 479 and 4sl. unsafe Ssaeralyi Valentine
East Thentht No 27 unsafe ceilings Ms sherman,
geaea Nc % 2s 1n.q a s, 9, .. ,aa I4s D.
Cinon, No 49, generally unsafe W. Browning, creator
Bs Evenh No. 426 unsafe ons area WALL Ih0a j. Gi0Ooas
s.s Bleveuh 5l7 unsafe and arches of wall;
East No SIC unsafe pier breasrork .ui
Hsst Eleventh St. 5ii unsafe pier Of front W. Loss
East Esvenh No 52s unsafe esssery pier anl bres.s.
front and rear; w Loew Co., owners
Eset ll2 unsafe irSa and rear walls Of area AMI es'ery
,is fronts nd res Nara Mansfield,
randst 55 unsafe gutter front Julius Lew owner
No 5d unsafe gutter on 'front.' T. LasFsnse osn.r
aanS.s,.n st. south .lds
ST. south e $50 feet unsafe eh
Thos D 5nsn, owner
Manhatan south side 800 fee, wet Of TeHave unsafe ehn-
neys; Thos Laing, owner .o. n,, - - -
from, wall and chimnevi Geo Ferguson, owner NJ r,.,
and ST. north side, 20 feet east OF IWeHa-
,v. upsafe chimney; Ms Aln Parker, owner.
tsst northeast corner Of Twelfth
safe chimneys; Mrs, Ann Parker, owner A.,
West seyeneeh rear No. 3S unsafe front and rear uas Mr.
Mos northeast wess, unsafe south brick vail Peter
Bow.ry No 3e2 unsafe pa,et wall etuneysi Francis Blame
East oSsbundrcl h No 253 unsafe shinneIs
East s,hs No. ISL. unsafe ehmus.L
Dover g.. No. 50 and 49, unsafe wall and neh W. wS-
East No. 40, unsafe ehnasy''
D1sonst No, So uas.fe ehimneys; Howard Ivu' Osnsr
Thiriave. No 1883 unsafe eh nncV. Nsae, "shs nj,
West Twenty sIthst Nos l65 aud loI GEsAe h"h' '' "
West Twsntyouh No. l64 unsafe inside 't'ln ''leS'iHs De
ST. No &c. unsafe pier and ra above on ''''
Ea.t No 6i3 ,,err brick pier aud water tables
ias. Tssnh 6ii up.,fe westerly brick pier and "'e table,
Ei Isas No. III unsafe extension buus John ROeh''eia'
v.rels, No l6s Of cAar'nt UNSAFE "'''
whnSton No 4sl unsafe beams James Pnee owner
Wssnasont No. 603 unsafe front VAL and rear i0oAaaH'a 'S
Joh1 Montgomery, osnsT
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM IIyRRRPooLIn steamship cty Of Rtcamord NAY ls-
Mr. and Mrs. Misses H. Arlington, Miss B. CsrTon,
W j. S~t, b. sNif John ssnshaD, O. Evat NJ Burlock A.
Hjerts Mr. ana Mrs Todd Miss NJ Todd Mr. Treyon, Mr. and
Treyuop Mrs and infant Miss Cora
spear maid infant Betsoe,
f. Bletsoe DR. Null Mise Roberts, Mr.. Mr. Robson DIR.
Howard Dr. Carre Smith Mrs Harley Miss Armstrong Mr.
Miss Shevoca Fitzgerald r. Panssett Conkhng H. Paisley Miss
Coty Mr. Seedom g. Chase Mr. Tucker Mr. Tucker
it, Mr Heunessey Mr. Mrs Fowler Qunt Mrs aint
fant Mis-, HopaDs OtIo GeDeke, A. Boure, j. Claiche.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
RUILpING STATISTICS

"a, hs ,..l ending saturday M 6 1874 om the records " w
Dsp,rmen, Of Boldnss Walter W Adams suPensnasa III
Ia, Rra.. oT and A1,ratoas kooL Meuihns e'
,.nort, uss 6uLns proposed. 29i estimated cost OF eies
S3Id 200; Of this srstelss dwehnc s
and frame dwellings 10 thc ess "
Number OF bulldogs proposed for aeanon 9t' ou~AeI
~ - .,si .mat,i cost Of buildings aud seao'
x{-i T numb,r Of applications for frame sni eset
tars. 3d. Of which Is approved rejected AID ~ "
Uasrr Buildings and p1tanoss A .h,ss o7
Chief reports number Of badng, surveyed sOo "I hs
reported unsafe 81 made safe and taken iowa q
ing notices served "a unsafe eu' 10 sohs, S,a ",
Ian reported, ~ removed, III aouoos VI ''A-'A 49,
violation sent 10 attorueT, 2 c.,, .... ssu>
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
TIE COAL TRADE.

The quantity of coal sent from the Potts
vile region last week by rail was 9sas. tons by canal
2s2 for tho week 1925 TONS against iJ3 for the
corresponding week last year. increase $40 tons The
quantity sent for the week from all the reeions was
A6 96l tons anthracite and 1891 bitumnous. for the
week. $50 s42 tons against 4ssI5 the
Ing week last year Increase Tor the week a. 51T ions
The supply from all the regions far this wear 4. e9
ais tons against 65sS+10 TO the perod
last YEAR decrease. ItSg tons ot which are an.
thraelte, ~-' w" w.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
fnder the call of States, bills were intro

Under the call of States, bills were intro
duced aud referred, including the following;
BY Mr.. WARD QRep. N J)-To amend the acts fela-
tive 10 soldiers and sailors bOmesteads.
BY Mr.. CESSNA Rep., Penn.)-Fixing the nrst tues
day after the first Monday OF November 1874. as the
time for the election OF Representatives, TO the ALlFth
Congress IN Pennsylvania ~ -,
nv Mr sCUDDER (Rep., n. Y1-To amend the act OF
March lS43 permitting the entry Of InerchaDdlse re-
covered shpwreck in certain cases free OF duty
nv attending IL 10 recovered from wrecks OF
vessels sunk and raised In whole or part
BY Mr.. sYPHER (Rep., LaR-For tho Improvement oi
tho mouth or the Mississippi RIVER
~ Mr uOUGHIOh lRep, CaI)-Autb0Tlins tbe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
REAL ESTATE.

NgwYoRK. Monday MAY is. 1874
At the Exchange SalcsroOms to-day Hugh
Camp sold by order Of the Supreme Court Is lots aud
6ishst. being one half Of Tho
block bounded by One ehundredandffty fourth and Ono
hundred fifty fthss, Kin gsoridge Road and Ninth
ave. Size plot SO3xl3llO. 27l6xi9L The entire plot
purchased By l.. 81 Armstrong, plaintiff In suit Tor
SY2 2OOl
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NRW-YORK CITY

Beetm,n plsee VS. Som Of 5Otb,, 20 90
Delsncey- n " Noriolk-st 28TJlS being No lJO De.
lancey-st AMI No 50 Sonokst, 26tj siOf
Plot bounded thus sby Heleu-st 1913 a. by hoinssna
ave, bent hne 3 courses 453 q, b. blast, lsLo HWW
ijS n, West MOrnsana JOODD
With snail S, on rear 4ss n Of Walt y plH sOoo
n / so
sh At 243 Avenue b. 25r9O 10 ............. II 100
OF 9h 7IJS 10000
39th0t 300 Of l0th-sve 25r9s 20 800
i5thst OF 3iaye, - jTlOU 1900
2b.OUD
62,t II g n OF 4ihaye II 6t6j u go
lOOht 200 ~ fIhave, lOOrl0O ll.......... 1860
lOOhs 800 Of IOhAye. 5OXlUO ll.........( ~ ooo
lO7h,t $50 lO'have JOrlOO ll....-.....8 ''V
iI3tb.s $50 II Of 4th-aye 20IOOl .......... $500
I2gh.S 2JrlOO Morrisanl. 1900
3i,ye cor glstst 100 s1iOO 6jO00
LEAsEHOLD CONyETASCE-
10: esse Hudson River Railroad 25r5O...S 2lJ0
2lst.t 80 II " OF 9have 25A9l ll........... 10000
'' RECORDED.
Droaawy y 800 : " ''@ Observation-Disclosures 81 900
Banlsys No 60 except 4th h0Or LOW
Pe4rst No 100 and Water 81, NO 81 (run from street 70 ~
n'Pp
I4lh,,t' no 40 - M Ls'' ~ ysA''' !s, @ ~ ! .. $500
2l,ve No osl ,ear Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LII
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

Az the o,o.e Of the tho nremen were drawn up In
80 rsnka on tho south side Of the square. and MAYOR
Uayemoyer in q short commendatory speech, presented
the two medals One OF the medals was gwen to Assist
saving child from burning building Tho other medal
was given to Foreman Albert Conner OF HOOK ann Lad
der Company No. 10, for endeavoring to save woman
from being run by an engine In Br0adway. He
failed In his attempt. and narrowly escaped death him
dissolved aud tho engines returned To thoir several
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
THE LOPER ARSON CASE,

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Part the Jhnshan p Lop.r who who found guilty
OF arson IN the degree setting the barn Of H. H. MuIOw
Madsoasy and Seventy ghht Judge Sutherland denied
and sentenced Loper ia the State
Praon Al Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
MIETATURR ALMANAC

Son 4:40 sun 7l3 Moon :38
HIGH wAras DAr-A.s
Sandy Hook 1927 Govs Island :0S Hell Gate Ferry. 0:29
Sandy SO Govs Island .ll37 Hell Gate Ferry. 0;59
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

Ship Great w.ltsm Hsaen. Liverpool April 5 with us..
Bark nss,rs Sspers del Bo~hetlo itsL Csr.gs Qqs.,,
days. in ballast "
Bark Orieo ntsl J. Quest, London 50 d.y. IN ballast
Bars Mars Pranc iABst GedOVieh tetts
Bark Helene fNOrl, Andersen, LOniOn IS dsy. n ballast
Bart Hattie NJ (0f Dgby ST. Eaton L0ad,a ;. lsy. in hu.
s anchored al Grayesend Boy FOR -"
Bns Weroi tof Parsboo 81 Bradshh~ Mssnp. II dan. %
''si. ' y"
Bng Nellie Higgins st. Cor days with and nois...
sohf Wm Rice. Pressey Bsaihera o days sppe.
yellow pine. ~ ' ~ '' - " ~" wv
rubber and ' '' : ~ - ''i'' "'s
sehr Mar Ellen tof fip, l. L. H,wsia. H,rb LI,pl fan,
WITH pneaDpes ' '' '''"
DOMESTIC PORTE
S,s FRANCISCO. Nsy .lSIb- J,rsn
fosOhsma brings 1870 pssseEg which 81 -er. .hn ~
1850 tons ofeg $40 toos Of vbh va P.n.m
LsvN DeL Nay lS-Ihs yacht Bvs from Norfolk va. hs M.
morning
FOREIGN FORTS.
QUzHssrovs. MAJ l8Tbe CuBsr Line AgrH. l..
Me.snrer. from Nes York May y FOR Liverpool m
to-day. The American LBe steamship lniInq Ph,deh.
snyel hec tod,y
Celtic Kdd. from Ns~York May r Liverpool srV.i her. 81
tls q.
ANTWERP NAV l8-Te steamship Vsterlani Jsekon from Psi
delpma Msy 3. arnyea here yesterday.
hfSGsros Jam May lS1he steamship Colon from s~x-Yt
arrived here the 18th and sailed To- Aspnvsu
The steamship onstnt sruyei st Pasma from San PsBcse
the 18Th ns The steamship Henry ChsuneY saei the jth
from A.pinwal for hssYok Knsstoh sl
ths 2Jti
lFor Latest Sh,p scrs Fifa Page,l
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
CALRNDARs-THIs DAY.
suPRRxE CocRT-CHAxBERs-Doxouus, J.

sl..Wilis sgt. Henry.
lOl..Walier, &c. ssL Homes
&c.
l2l..Livisgstop, kc, Manrs
Co. ACT. kohu.
125. Wood agt. The Mavor, lie.
1855. FROST azt Hoiehki-s. &c.
III. Hoffman agt. Gamble.
lsl..ysn Derlip agt. keyser.
1856. .Keefs agt Murphy, &c.
100. CLARK ast Pryor
1913. .Mciienry sgt. iiaywsri
2l2.---sst -
2li.--aG -
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The President tOday

nominated the following Postmasers:
Gates Tomaston Conn Stafford NJ Thaher Hornels
Ferguson Petersburg. Va Mrs Susan H. Bur
bge Hopkinsye John LoomiS Independence Iowa John
nominated be Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the Fifsl pi.Lnct Of Lou siAna
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

3. .Drrfoo. ast. DeheTer.
IL. Phillips AgL Ostfom, he.
-. GOelei sgt. hanceL
81. .Raymon sgL Devlin, &c.
40. .GoOdhue Agt Ro.cnheli.
43. .Emiyrant Savings Ins sgt.
Geyan. Le.
40. Union Dime Savings Ins
ast DurJee, &c.
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MAJ, &c.
1.-THE House Of Mercy agt
The Mayor. &c.
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81. ..Harway sgt Tho Mayor.
SO. Mills sgt. The Mayor.
1856. .Buttsrworth agt. Voiken-
ming.
"a. .zollisofer sgt. Hivemeyer.
Mayor, ct al.
20. .Catlin sgt. Catlin.
81. .Sonneborn o. al. sgt. La
yarelle ct al.
81. .Bachsrann and ano. azt.
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grave.
l56. Richardson sgt. Virtue ct
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Van Tuyl and ano.
50. Jay. rec. ,agt De Groot ct a.
l4J. Mosselmsn and ano.. trus-
tee. &c. agt. Csen.
lat. Mcdonald sgt. The mayor
CIV of Nea-iOrk.