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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

We r-gret to that Mr.. Peter
Baptiste. . member Of an old and highly
rsspeetei family in this section Of country
Identified With it since its first settle
msnt,--diea in the village on the Sea
Coasa last Saturday.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

Deputy U. s. Marshall Swarm was
here this week in the matter oil the
Sch. Elizabeth, seized some ceks
,incc for smuggling She has been
turned over to Mrs. Fricke-widow
of the late owner-under bond, and
We presume will ct once commence
business.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

We acknowledge the receipt from
Mr.. A.. p. Jordan, Secretary of the
Faculty, in the name of The Faculty
and Students OF the University Of
Columbus, Miss, an invitation to
attend the Commencement on the
18th Of June.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

DISTRICT CONFERENCE MEETING.-
tThc District Conference Of the Meth
odist Church, will meet at the Church
ut Mos Point OH Wednesday the
9Th day Of July next.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

Mrs. Pol will please accept our
thanks for q basket of delicious
bananas AMI pine apples, brought by
The Sch. Annie from Mexico.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

Mn. EDIrOR-Pcrmit me TO &C.
Knowledge in behalf of the Scranton
Sunday School the liberal donation
Of Five dollars from Miss Annie b
Duryee, of Newark. New Jersey.
w. n. Holton,
o.r.,to, June 9th Supt.
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Fer ALI hsvips spare time. se.nesssss
.ew and sasa selling. No fancy article, bus !.
uecers.isy 10 ali Glasses of people, actnatfy
r,..ssp,. No risks: homo o. abroad, day or even.
mo. and exsremeiy p~eAsabie- You win
miss your beat chance Is Won fail TO write ior
mn psr,icrla-s and vai samples 70
r. A. HuIeHiSsoN& Co., ~. Louis. NO.
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NELsOW HOUSE.
Kocksou MissiSsfupi.

This house is lcc,ted at the Rsil hcaa
Depot, ia well furnished and gives the
hest ( fare aud snexceptionable attention.
A shareoi the public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-13

U,HE Awerisau sardine ComPsny's Bone, sss
sardines, are much better, ana 'ess VIA"
half the cost Of iwpOrted sardines. f9ly
A Piqua girl who had a quarrel
with a lover remarked 10 a friend
that she wasn't on squeezing terms
with that fraud any more"
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Scranton June 9th
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
29ocherrf(;che S(lino;s Sfaafs-Beifaena

bieler Sanmelfuricn ftrbt baS crime
0em0Ibe, etn ipa9reS @baoS 0 porz
ue6men, foitiptsligen Suriofttdten, unter
benen fi6 auerOiugs, glei0iqm ipte III
oieieu Itii0mal6 Deri6lagelt, mandsS
8ortrefflide filibet. Der fleinli9e @etlt
Der 9re5Dener giebt fi6 aud auidbrli0
BET ben MISUNDERSTANDING fltllo.
2lleS, ipa5 I0dube nno TuBe uno Solen
lno Gettern In unb auBerbaI6 Der StaOt
0at, bel0enft fiD duf Dei6na0ten nit
trgeno einer grpBen pDer tletneuQ utnfeiet
70 gang gei9dftsmdBt9 uno III Der HegeI
oGne ollie Nomantif ooer poettI0en SlHn.
Sn 6olge Dieler, in gGn3lt9er GeDanfcn7
l%oli9teit ms OtaBlole altSgearteten 0ez
po6nbeit lit bic beuti9e 9feibsregierung
gcStuu1gen, drf bet0en Seiten oeS 9reSs
0ener 8olt9ebdubeS auUeiDna0tli0 alpet
coIoiIale 0olSibuppen 3u erri9ten nto
fiinf3ig bis 1e13tg Soloatert, Dor ullo
tpdbreub ber gbrlitlDO0e b0rtDtn 81 cons
manoireu, UNI Die Stub bon GbriltftnOs
den bon ulo fit 0rsSDen iDeiter III be-
i6rbern uno pert9eilen 3u lallen. 8iellers
artig i'm 2lrbeiten nnO ulaufb0rllO auf
Die fleillten Details in Geben beoa0t,
gi6t Den 0resDenern baS GDriltfinD0en
8eranIaiiung, iDre ipislenOe GnltStett
nod 5u per5eDnfa0et."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
gon @aD 4eto 1ern.
~ Il I O Il b.

: Sn Cincinnati tp trO felt Sem 9lls
faug DteIeS Wtoaat5 Der oeut d E
6ano1ungs : Eetenoe &orel3
S0ulb (S6uitttDaaren9au5 bon Sarz
bour, SteDman q tOerron) DermtBt t..
Gr madte ar1 n. 9tODember cine tur3e
0eI0Gftsretie na0 Sa1eSptlIe, Sub,
uno~ llntgegello ulto retite am 2Ibeno bes
2. Oe3eulber bon GatesDtlle ab. @r bate
rngefa6r 5000 bel IT'D. ltnteripegs traf
er eir1en befdllntelt 0errlI, nit oel1 er
fi0 lebDaft 1lnterDteLr, 1lto lDeL0er oez
1eben bat, ioig Sdulb an 9ellanntent
Sag gegen III l11r Abenbs in Gin
ciunatt auf Dem 8aDuDofe BET s..
uno S. 8aDn anIan8te, auSitte9 un0
ben 28eg na0 letner @obnung
eini1lug. Oort lit ct ieOo9 ni1t eiltgez
trOffen. Otau befiir6tet, DaB ct auf
ieinem 8ege laD 6aus erntor0et uno
beraubt iporbeu tit. S9ulB pflegte
auT ieiuem 6eimDe9e Die Sane
StraBe 3u paliiren cine bunfle,
i0male Safe, i'll Der Diel Derod0ti9sS
0eiinOel mpDut. SIS liegt ndmIt0 Our0z
aus fcin @runO Su Der GermIt6ung Dor,
oaB ShuIB Our0gebrannt lit. ST lebte
III ben 9litdlt6iten Observation-Disclosures
uno Dar IN 1eoer Se3te6ung tpDbl lttutrt.
Seine Sll0er 1tn0 IN better Srotung.
Wenn er leile SrO0Derrn 1Gtte beitebIen
"DDuet, 10 ipare tDn oft genlg 0elegel>
Dett 9egcbell lpor0el1, Gatie1De BON 9Dl>
lars mtt5uleDlnelt, tDd6renO ct all ienent
Nbelloe rnlr 5000 Don ben @)elOern Der
Ttrma bel it0 bate. Ser 8erOa1t aI1o,
oaB ct Deiinli0 Die Stabt DertaIien bQbel1
mD9e, tit DDatg unbe9rInoet. Die Oe=
tprtfnp2 nInlthpy1 nnt q ~ ot.1Nt nf@Ao+ att1S
beraubt mproen lit. Sic 1aber 11on
ua0 Der Get1e geIu0t, @titerneu trodsn
gelegt uito al obgelegenen YlGBen in bet
JtGbe Der Sane Str. Na0foribun9en
on9elteut, bis teBt ieoo6 obne aues 0te>
iuItot. SOulB War felt Sabren in Dem
oben g%enannten @ei6dfte, bas er nur
pGbrelo pes 8IrgerfrtegS etne Belt lang
DerlteB, UNI Der Union ais Solbat 31
Dtenen.
= Ser oEelcgrap6" in Sn6ianapOGis,
Snbiana, brlngt fOIgel0eS 8eiiptel BON
BrO5eBfr q meret: vS1 Der Suz
pertor Court III Snoianapolis 1T 9egen>
tDGrtig Der Yro3eB bes .. y. Stout 9e9erl
feline S0Die9ern1utter WfarD Us. Sa9gart
I'M @an9e. Die &lagi0rift beiagt, DaB
Die S0Diegermutter tbrn Die 6rau our0
Qt1t, lleberreoung ul1o SroDungen ab5
ipeltitig gena0t babe, 10 oaB i'm OieIelbe
nsbit ben &inoern perlteB, unO oerlangt
ct Dafilr pie &letllt8feit bon $40, 900
Dur0 Die 8erbaltOlungen fommen na5
turli9 Die inneriten SamiLie1z Nnaelegenz
b~eite1, Sd0en, Die unbeOtlgt i'm S0ooBe
Der Tanltlte Derbor9en bletben ioaten,
Dor oas Sorum Der Oeffentlt6feit. Der
Bro5eB miro mebrere Gage III Qniprn0
ne6meI, inOem beiOe Parteten Our0 tus
riitii9e @rDBeu pertreteu ituo. So6alo
bieier Bro5eB entl0ieben lit, baum
pe@ieln bic 3pet tbre Stolen ullo Der
! s~esenwdrtige &taSer trttl oann IN elmer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
(gOrreIpon6ens bes 0gns. bes @eitets.")
@Ou Der G10e-
Dres6elt, %. gtob.

0re5oe1t 70. JtDb.
vNQes INNER nod S0nee, fuBtiefer
SOnee: AUDI Dor Dresden, tpte IberaI,
tDoDer Die 9tetien0en Sert0t erltatten; in
9tt33a ultD in Ga11neS, alLertpGrt5 aud tt
SuobeutI1lan0 bis 1tnauf gum bo6er
9torben. Mle Welt iteDt etnen l0Deren
Wilter DorauS; tDeit iiloli0 tpurDen
g80tfe gei0oiien nn0 arctii0e &rdbei1
falnet bis Berlin, maS BON ieDer ais
Symptom qrOBer Lang anoauern0er
&dlte angeIeDen tDur0e. !600lt al6erlt
ittlnult es li1 aus, mel1u fi6 i6on jebt,
oa es troB ticfen S0nee5 nod gar nic1t
faLt lit, Die 2eute unter Bergen bon Belz
3en nergraben - mas 1olle11 1te t91lt,
ipeuu IS crit 20 @rao 0teaulnllr itlter
gtlu lein lpiro ? Damn mliien tie poDl
feuri9e Sefen NIT ftp fitbren, uno pie
brin tpobI iein lalien.
v0reSben tit-trDb ieiner berrli6en
Sammlun8en uno Sunti6GBe- et8e1tz
LID cine Sonneritaot. Set ben fur3en
trii6en Sagen trn Nobember rei6t aber
bod Elm QtufentDalt BON bier 3ageu iii
Dresden ti6t aus, Tim aud nur 6en
se6nten She'll bon len SeDensipitrO igen
AT betra9ten 1u0 bon Der Serraile, Dem
MaLoi1L0B1en nno ben naben 2tuSTiiz
gen III Die iG6fil1e S@Dei3 bat Ser Jtei>
lenDe I'm bteie SabreS5ett 10 Diel Die gar
1i9ts. Da beiBt es, Die luenigeH Stun
ben, in benen eS -2t0t lit, unD Die muits
| faIil0en Mbenbe ge10tGt benuBen, ooer
man befGnDe it9 ebeniDgut IN irgenb Ell
nen1 gteite IN Suinois, tuie III Der 0aupts
ita0t Sa61ens. 11n6 nit benz belten gSil@
len oeltugt bieS tn11ter nut CUR 0Glfte,
Da man bon Sreunben ftets gum 8e5
ibauen BON Sa1e1 georaltgt tDtr0, Die
Des SeDells ntd)t DertD il1o, lnO Die
malt6mal ote belten Stun0en Des Cages
fpeqnebmen. OeS Jtei3es, Den Dresden
bur1 feline naturli6e Sage getpGhrt, I'M
Ni1tter berallbt, lit oieStaot ltdt belon=
Ders i60n; bic nenen StraBen baben
ettpas fGiernenartigeS Die ate Staot
1elbit etipas mouDtoneS uno man
1muB it6 10on tief in 1G9fti6en Yatrtos
tisnlus 6tnetntrGumen, iii Die ptelen
SurltenoentmGler fitr 10 groBe &unltz
nerfe gu balten, oils IS bic 0resoener
t6ul1. Se6r i60n lit Die Saeaoe oes
@ebGubes am 3tDinger, III tpelbenl 1t3
bic S~tloergauerte beftnoet; Das pom
g NJ per er6aute SC Il II It nj Il e uilfl ;
bas BON oemielben beriibmten Nrbitet7
ten erb1ltte l1eue SperHD1HSs uDtt pel~
fen berrli9en @ffett man l0on teBt, trO5
ser es nod umgebenOen 9illfsbanten 9ez
nitgeno urtbetlen fam, ipiro tpeoer Dem
nelen Opern6alS IN 28ten,. l1o0
benz in Yaris na1lfe6en. 0ur6 Senl>
Der lit Der G6aratter, bic Contribution
un6 ealrse innere @inri6tung grtBer
EbeatergebGuoe fir Die nd0iten Sa9rs
bunoerte tpobl feitgelteut. An Dem duBe7
rem @inbrud, mas Die @r0Be b%etrtttt,
iuerben eintge S@u6e in 9an8e uto 9obe
me6r ni0t5 drDerll, tpte es ia au0 ipeoer
BON l(uBen nod bon Snnen JfiennanO
benz MienerzO pernbauie anie6en tam,
oaB es 200 SiBpldBe bat, p0brelo I'M
8ariier nur 2I90 B%erionen iiBen fonnsn.
9te mobernen 3beater groBen StplS
1teben ~iiolirt fir fi9 unO ltuO ni6t mebr
in Ninfeln Deritedt, Ober anoeren 5du7
| ierreibeH a%ngebaut. Sci Der @let@artl8s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
@a0tet oer 3weite.

8on BENT 8erIiner 0roId d.
der, Dem Der 9tubm @a6z
tels feline 9tube lGBt, Der aber (pie Iriiz
bet mttgetbetlD bon emSntenoanten Der
fontgl. Dyer, 9rn. bon 6lLien, lGn0oe
3urud8epieien poroen 1T, miro folgenz
Oes Welterc beri6tet: Scr etfrige Sim
get Der &unit II Oro56fenfutlber
5%lpeiter Slaile Bat ii6 bel Dem ibm 3lt
Spell getporDenen able6nen0en 8ei0eio
Der 0enerals Snten0antur feinespegs be-
ru6i8t, benn men oas Seuer e@ter &unit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
THE CITY PRISON QUESTION.

.. - - ,,.,rrr, ~, c,r,v.
REASONS WHY NETWORK SHOULD HAVE A NEW
Crry pR,soN ...
- On III, c:.. C;.;..
ma, ,h,s .t,ernoon "a hea, argumeut on the bin to
' 80 -. .,.,-.. a., o.,,., n, !.
repeai the ACT vi ass year au'noriI"k 'no ero0" VI
new City Prison In New-York. COL spencer srgued
aeainst the repea which Il In alleged 10 opposed by Mr.
- c.u.. - p..,.,., u..h.,, fa,v I,ago
V'n'e' Oon"oioi uoon n'oo'"o, .,"v' ~ 49,,
butherand, JuuSe Noah D"''S' "nu "'"oi'' Al" "
ing are the main points of Mr. spenoer's argument:
- -, The Tomhs Prison was but in a mudhole called
che Pomd piles 70 feet m length had TO be driven
t t % a tr " srunnrt io1 the walls vet not
INTO sne ua 10 ,ha nTiln" has, settled three feet
crackinR no Walls anu ,us ,,n, a. suoh snot ia
" an ,Gnno 1 and nnheaithtness THESE de-
oau unanns., h pnaS a ana no cnred
oc,s nh o tnn 'smoi. snoetmes Zoo human
, a aro prrowdaS into r. making fonr in some cells
pelngs are cIowneo lo ~, n"h Tb,s crowdinS and
m,Tino of ola ana yonne fresh cuprs and hardened
Criminals. ininres the moral az well as the physical
~ ~ ~ aiStance from the ,,ourt OF the Recorder
and of the City Judge and the Court OF over ana
neI .us ,,ens %, ,a rre nniers of criminals
tnoaga mo pa' .Scio"sw hs enarred snfbcently TO
~ IL cannot Juuciousy oe enaiS ' s th citv "
meet elmer me present o, iuto m tarer 1r,son
toJ me heeessS vi wy ey go nna ,hat shcu,d have
and more heatnu ioeauon, a"u oho Ills oaices
atsJnou W ~ ,rnav and bis .sss9ants court
Ior WIG 80 nn,,ao1a tons fnr the Court of over and
room ana ,o ooHmnSat,ons for the
,nnua,,, 800. onnrt room ana accom- modatons
Tor the CITY Judge Coe,t S' , gu" no eating
aduons lor on S v, wv " '"0 0H'' N"''''' N
To have cOurt-nOuSes Dullt.
The offices now occupied by the D'strlctht.orney a
slha,, hcohNep'en', anu onn' III '"e 20 an~n,d Nv
hes des these as wen AZ tue ROOMS now oocupo ~ y
the courts OF the itecorder the ivy 1uute uu az;
anu Ierniner' are requeo ny 'ho CITY o ''"o' '"N"'
uses. ~ w. ..., 49,. ,,.o. 90 ,ooro
49, me isegster ONCE, conta,ninS 'no 4, 1900 ho
than $lUUoOOUO OF real estate not, MS IL suouu NC,
fre-proof building, ana room Ior tnose recoras VI M
caculabie value to the propertyowmers shouu DO 'o
In the new fre-roof Courthouse This could easily DC
done IL the Over and Termner and the Sher1s Offices
were removed, they would be II the new city prison
is built
(9J When the last year for new city prison was
plSspd, there almost UNANIMOUS ucHdnu IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
CANAL APPOINTMENTS.
ACTION or MR. RAINEs AND HIS DEMOCRATIC ALLIES
LIST OF THE APPOINTEES.

ACTION OF Mr.. RAINEs AND HIS DEMOCRATIC ALLIES
LIST OF THE APPOINTEEs.
AIBANY Jan. 29.-The Canal Board had q
,oug session to-day, and announced It's appointments
greatly to relief though not altogether 10 the salts
faction Of the hundreds OF anxious applicants VINO nave
been around Albany all the week Canal men say that
the old men who preyed on the canals for years
past have generally set aside by the action OF the
Board this year. Mr.. Ranes had hard struggle with
his Democratic allies TO keep out the old crew, whose
claims were pressed with great perssencY but with the
aud Messrs Sweet and WIlers he succeeded In carry
ing his point II is reported that Repubcan mehoer
OF the Board proposed to the dsffected Democratic
members that If they would throw overheard Rainess
whole list the Republicans would give them their own
men, but they refused the Offer Several appointments
yet remain to be made among them that OF collector
for the Port OF NewYor Tor Which there are four or
five applicants The remaining appointments viii be
made IN the course OF u TIE appointments made
to-day are as follows:
DIVISION ENGINEERS. ..
David NJ. Greene Charles A. Sweet, and Ortin d. fay.
RESIDENT ENGINEERS
Charles Hilton, Albert Hill, aud Charles A. Omsted
.. sUPERINTEEDhNIs.
Erie CQnd-Sectlon /, Nd. McDonouRh, west Troy
Section p Ii. Van yrahken schenectady; seoton g. =.
II. Qiackenbush, Futonyie; SECTION I, blank Section
Sec don T. s. Rowe, Camelns; Section s. D. streeter,
q Nh SssSe Jsss A. H.
CAap,pLri Cdnat-Secton /, Daniel +; Wetsei. Glen's
osT,oo l. John S Kenyon Van Buren,.
Caguga aud seneca CanaL-section James Flanagan.
Seneca Falls. M
kius
Chendn0o Cdnai-IIerfnan Bennett. Norwich
Gentsfe VALLEY Cdadl-Denns III. ScaniOn, Wheatiand
Black Rirer Canal-Samnel F. German. Watson.
COLLECIoRs
Albany John McKenna; West Troy, lanes Bimerul;
schenectady, John O. Green; Fultopyille, u stewart;
Little Falls, A. H. Roof; Utica, II. Ney Rome, j. Is
Bradt; Syracuse. Ezra Downer; Monte yuma D. Ross
Palmyra. W. W. Myrick; Rochester, N Thompson;
Brockport. =: Albion, II Abel; Medina L. hamiin
LockpOrt w. +. Jehner: Tonawanda, V. j. AAeni
Buffalo, -; Waterfront, Isaac schonten; Fort Edward,
W. N. Lane whitehall, W. A. wilkins; saiDa W. Nc
Cam; Geneva, Charles Fahey; Watkins. John Shane
Horseheads, John Butcher; Corning, &. J. Debnson;
Penn Yau, 3. &. Cleveland; Hamilton L. ID Mott; OK
ford, H. IS. Read; Binghamton, J. OBreD Mount MOI
ns, r. 4. Hastings
..-IH wEIGHNAsrERs.
Albany John Mediums; Syracue' G. r. Wright: West
Troy. p. W. smith Rochester, v. +. Whitmore; Utica,
jacob beIgnat. DID,. ...
ASSISTANT wEIGHMAsTERs.
Albany Peter Lyon, and NJ A. Champion West Troy,
NJ Bowies, and John Flanagan Utica James Hayes,
and George der Syracuse, John Fonda, and John
Gebhardf r; Rochester, Valentine Schwartz. T. Ward,
and Joseph Fee.
West Troy, Lawrenco ShaugLcryt aad Thos Whitbeck;
Utica, NJ OBricn; Syracuse, j. CaDpDeHi Rochester,
W. II. Tracy; Whitehall, A. d. Giobs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Jan. az, 1874
The National Educational Association met here this
morning. and will continue In session two days. The
great subject for discussion will be 1.-THE comparison Of
CITY instruction in Europe with instruction In this
try" the opening argument TO be made by Prof Phil
brick of Boston, followed by general remarks from all
wishing TO participate In the evening Prof White Of
Cornell University will speak on tho subject Of The
true policy OF National State dealings with the ad
vanced education both secondary and superior" and
advocate National university. To-day, at noon. the
members Of the Convention proceeded in body pay
their respects TO President Grant Gov Shepherd and
Secretary Deano. The President received them in the
East Room where the delegates all shook hands with
him, after which they called on the other officials
mentioned. Upon being introduced TO the delegates 10
the Convention the President said:
lam very glad to meet the gentlemen who are en-
m ged worthy cause AS that OF education, aud
upon which depends SO intimately the stability Of repub
lcs particularly believe that, republics only
stand upon the education aud enlightenment Of tho
people ..... ... ... .. ..... ..U
The Executive session Of the Senate to-day was occ-
pied BY discussion OF the nomination Of Thomas b. Van
Buren, Of New YORK to be Consul at Kansgaws. Japan.
Hts confirmation WAS opposed by Mr.. Conkliug and
other Senators, who snimadvorted HE official
record United States Commissioner 70 tho Vienna Ex
position No vote taken, had tho conclusion OF
the debate been reached when tho senate adjourned
The striking memorial against imitation, containing
names OF great number OF the leading merchants and
bankers Of NewYork, printed In THE TRIBUNE yester-
day presented 10 the Senate to-day by Mr. Fenton
No petition subject Of greater weight ns peen SUD
cial attention IRON the Committee on Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
TIE VILE DU HAvRE DISASTER.

CONCLUSIONS OF THE BRITISH COURT OF INQUIRY.
The report presented to the British Board or
Trade of the inquiry the collision between the Loeb
Elrn and the Vile du Havre is signed by d. Maade,
stipendiary Magistrate. and by H. Harms ana charles
F. WILSON, Nautical Assessors. Tho following are some
Of the conclusions Of the report:
The evidence left no doubt the mind Of the Court
that the sailing ship Loeb Irn was. az me ln, OF TUG
article OF the Steering ana Sailing Rules Of this country
which been adopted by France and oiher mariIDo
nations 10 is enacted that III two slips, ono OF whcn
is sailing ship and the other steamship, are proceed
Ing such directions IA 10 Involve RISK OF COLLISION ne
steamship shall keep out OF the way Of the sailing
slip" And again, by the 18th article, II ~ lurthcr
enacted Where by the above rue one OF two ships
shall keep ont OF the way, the otner shaii
keep her course" subject 10 certain qaaihca-
tions that do not apply in this ease. III "as
further proved, 10 the satisfaction Of the court,
that the Loeb un had her ilatlon i2hts burning Al
the time, and ia their proper paces rle depos
ton Of Airien Enaut the lookout man on board Tue
Vile du Hayre, afirms that after the COLLISION saw
the port side of the Loeb Earn was opposed To tue VINO
du Hayre and the deposition OF Capt. Surtnont admits
that the helm of his ship put hard a-starOpard
This necessity brought tue steamer across tn Do"s
Of the sailing ship from this moment the collision
was inevitable which eventually led TO the destruction
of both Capt. Surmont further deposcd "that IN MS
opinion there was fault tile nde OF boh SHIPS Ihe
Court however, failed TO sec This. IL could only Do
mad complied with the steering aud sailing rules As
above quoted and they are clearly OF OPINION tat tho
regulations were strictly adhered to by those on bosri
the Loeb Earn and therefore that vessel Is not III any
vay responsible for this collision. WIN reference 10
the conduct OF the captain and officers Of the LJeb Earn
after the COLLISION the Court considers that every enos
vas se TO the sufferers, and tLat the snip Vas
properly maneuyered 70 effect tnat object
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATOR ROBERTSON CHOSEN PRESIDENT PRO TEM.-
HKw BILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND REsoLU
TIoNs-TuE SALARIES OF COURT CLERKS.
SENATE. .AIBANY, Jan. 10. 1874
Mr.. WOODEN offered resolution appointing
VIM. II Robertson President pro tenn. Of the Senate,
which WIS adopted unanimously
Mr. WAGNER presented petitions signed by 900 persons
for the repeal Of Chapter 2S2 Of the laws of 1871 relative
to National banks and taxation on stockholders.
Mr. BOOTH presented the t6,n annual report OF the
York State Library
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. LowERr-To provide Tor the creation Of MI
extra Insurance fund by fire INSURANCE companies.
by MI GRoss-Toprovide for parade ground In New
YORK City. ~ '..r...
by Mr. FoxTFor a street railway from the foot 81
Forty second SIS kVrtb RyeJ, " Madison ave Lewis
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Reports have reached Madrid that Gen. Mo.
riones commanding the Republican army in the north
OF Spain has raised the blockade OF Bilbao.
The elections in Ontario and Quebec yester-
tiay have resulted IN returning large majority for tho
new Government Sir John A. Macdonald was elected,
however, by majority OF 49, I'D,
A telegram from the City Of Santo Domingo
saws: "Gen Gonzales the temporary President Of tao
Republic accompanied by his Cabinet arrived IN the
enthusiasm by the pepuace and re Deunt sung IN
the Cathedral tranquility coiflnues. and political
refugees returning 10 the country" r..
In the trial of the TLchborne claimant yes
terday Chief Justice Cockburn began the charge tue
Jury. The OF Jean Laie, the cainanps witness,
who is charged with perjury, again up at the Bow
st. Police Court. Mr.. George II. whaley. member ~
Parliament who maintains that the stcmeuts made by
Luie are true was examined. Tho trial Was then sd
iourned and the defendant remanfed until the end "
the nchborne is reached IN order that the claim
anita testimony may he rendered available
The members of the new Spanish Govern
ment, their circular to the Inaton, say: The per-
sons now IN power made the Revolution
OF 1866 aud the Constitution OF ises, AMI
they can neither condemn nor destroy their
own work They open no Constituent period.
occupy among us tho place Of the and perpetual
As as sculptor uodeis his statue IN clay or cot war
d Hss 's 80 we made the CONSTRUCTION Of 1869 exalted
principles modern democracy the aupes liberties,
nS 1s moot and the
lamasion Of the Republic nave DIo!Sed OUT n. Sus
one Of ~ ariees Torn, The :, e. sSsn Of Pr r,1f
denc~ We ought not consent ~ any change In its
essence by meaBs OF accidental circumstances but,
after the fashion OF sculptor We believe the hour has
anne IN car il in pershable bronze by the aid Of the
strong mold and the hard chisel OF the Dictatorship
shs Gonstitution OF will give the people al tho
rights embodied In II. .... LII. e. r.