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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-04
The COURTS.
A TENNESSEE CLAIM.

SUIT AGAINST THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL
BANK OF THE METROPOLIS. WASHINGTON.
A suit involving large issues has just been
begun the Special Term Of the Supreme Court before
Judge Van Brunt The parties TO the suit are the State
OF Tennessee, plaintiff and Fairbanks Bros. Theodore,
Horace and Frankn stockholders and directors In the
National Bank OF the Metropolis. Washington; VIM b.
Hatch, Treasurer and Theodore NJ Davis, Attorney Of
the Bank and Lucius Chttendon. defendants. The
plant that in 1866 firm doing business in this city
became indebted TO the National Bank OF Memphis.
Tenn in sec 600 for which they gave collaierals In the
shape OF bonds. These were forwarded to eI-Judgo
Sherman OF Washington, who by direction OF the Bank
sent them to Mr Davis the Bank attorney with letter
directing him to deposit the bonds in the National Bank
OF the Metropolis to the credit OF the Memphis Bank
Two months later the Washington bank into liqu
dation and the following yearlS67the Memphis Bank
failed and receiver appointed. The Controller Of
the Currency applied TO in Washington in aid OF
collection OF the debt for the National Bank OF Mem.
phis but he refused 70 do anything and there is an al
legation that he was Influenced through the
tons OF the Defendants who deny the indebtedness
The complaint further alleges that when the National
Bank OF the Metropolis went into liquidation Davis by
direction OF the other DEFENDANTS collected the money
these collaerals and applied II towards the quids.
tiOn OF the debt OF the Washington bank which owed
100000 TO the United States.
In the answer OF the defendants Davis admits that In
1860 the Washington Bank owed the Memphis Bank go
OOO and that coaterals deposited 10 the credit Of
the latter IN the National Bank OF the Metropolis he
also admits the facts sworn 10 in the complaint In
gard 10 the failure OF both banks but there IL denial
nat the debt OF $4,000 existed then DAVIS denies, also,
that he himself received the collateras charged
in the complaint or that he applied any moneys OF the
Memphis Bank toward qudating the debt OF the Wash
ngtOn Bank The answer BY all the other defendants 10
general denial.
Alexander +. Weaver, the bookkeeper of the Washing
ton Bank the first witness called yesterday and
ne testified in reference the financial condition OF
bank at the time the cause OF action The
counsel employed IN the Browne and Althrop
the stale OF Tennessee; Dunning. Edssl Hart s.
j SoTrs and GrOsyen or Hubbard for the defendants
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Patrick 0Rourke charged with dealing In coun-
t 5Oen, held yesterday BY Commissioner Shield,
Of S. 900 BAIL TO await the action Of the Grand Jury
At the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, Michael
heGr,h Of Fhfourihs 81 and ThsVe committed charge
ofAAbg attempted to shoot Edwin TuoneI Of No. 1865 Third
Attic Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
Justice Oebou John Smith held for a charged With
log broken the liquor store Of Michael Bynss Al No Leu
Dsniel Ma and hehs NAY each committed in defanli Of
81 900 bal, charged with stealing clothing and sss valued 81
from Pfncf h.hen No " houroed WIN Barnes OF No 1863
break HE serbesr saloon ofPetsI Meyer No Isl Bowe
In the Court Of General Sessions. yesterday. be-
fore Recorder Bsefett John smith
o. Nichols Do.Aer on Jan rs found ru and sent s Penp
ID months Franes Herman vbs jointly indicted
him pleaded guily Of attempt burglary
Hou;s OF Refuge They both Gussy Brown found
or a's P.uIr As..udh charged With ,abbns Daniel Mu
gan acquitted for lack Of endenes Gosd Reed a Germ,u
boz pleaded guilty Of stssn< srtss belonging fellow bo.er
And sent 10 the Hsae Of Refuge William Green
a
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A YOUNG RUpFIAN SENTENCED.

The trial of young Adams for a murderOus
assault on f. X. Finch OF No. 273 Lexington ave,
concluded yesterday before Judge Brady in tho Court
Of Oyer and Terminer The prisoner was indicted. as
announced In yesterdays TRIBUNE, as ono OF gang OF
loafers who knocked down Mr. Finch at Thirty
and Ninth ave and stabbed him i've times In the breast
officer Reilly testified that on the night Of tho assault
no saw the accused In Tenth-aye., with jeremiah
Mcguire who Is jointly indicted with HIM. and has
been Identified by the complainant. The prisoner was
seen running the direction of the scene Of the out
rage at the time occurred but he explained that he
running TO catch "A street-car.
Mr. Howe worked hard in the defense, TO establish the
of mistaken Identity and witnesses were not
wanting 10 swear that the complainant must have mis-
taken his The defense set up, too. that Mr. Finch
had weak eyesight. the foreman OF a factory where
Adams employed 1T the time OF the assault and
he had worked fonr years, him good name
for sobriety aud industry The jury, however, found
him guilty, and added recommendation to the mercy
OF the Court Judge Brady, after ascertaning by the
usual questions that Adams was 10, paperstaner by
trade resided No. SIC West Twenty thirdst i'm
parted customary advice and warning TO all offenders
through this and sentenced him 10 the State Prison
for eight years at hard labor.
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A CASE OF ALLEGED BLAcKMAIL.

During the recess i'll the trial OF Adams
yesterday In the Court OF Oyer and TermDer, case OF
alleged blsckmal temporarily disposed Of 1t ap-
pears that b. johnson received some time ago letter
from Mrs Annie NJ Barker asking him for loan OF 800
HI made reply, and soon received another brought
by her little daughter asking for $4,000 and nquirins
You recoect that insult which you offered to mo on
the cara between Washington and Jersey Cityf You
will be quito safe IL you pay the money; otherwise
will tell my husband and you will have third party
interfering" The recipient still silent. and third
letter came the sum demanded being now tho more
modest one Of 900 She also gave him tho of her
attorney and Mr. johnson called upon him forthwith
and there met tho woman herself. He told that q
charge had been made against him OF indecent
assault and was offered written release on
the condition that he would pay 5000 for IT,
He had the woman arrested, and yesterday she was
taken before Judge Brady writ OF habeas corpus
Her counsel Mr. McCleland, insisted that she had oom
mttsd no Ofense because her letters did not charge
Mr. Johnson with any Ofense but merely talked OF an
INSULT" that any verbal addition afterward made
regard Indecent assault could not supplement-
tho absence OF charge IN tho written letters Mr.
Lyon opposed tho application for release strongly
urging the desrsbty OF an Investigation by the Grand
Jury. Judge Brady said 1t was quite clear the letters
threatening character ana he should hold tue
prisoner 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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Foreien Missions and the American Bible Society The
will was drawn up by Charles OConor. who was present
at its execution with DIR. Parker aud Dr. Eigenbrodt
It Is contested by the relatives upon the ground
OF insanity. Testimony was gwen yeS'eruay
by tho Rev. DIR. Paxton. who. since 1856
has been pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
on Fifth-aye near Eevonth-st., with which Mrs.
Kruger was formerly connected. He was called 10 see
her when ahe was very sick. and found her nooring
under the deuson that the devil was annoying her ny
his personal visitatiOns She wanted the witness 20
drive him away by his prayers. After time she toin
the witness that had driven the devil away. and
assured her salvation. because she had made up ner
mind 10 devote her property 70 religious purposes me
witness talked with her. and ed e show per thst sat-
yai0l YogdW9I be bought II sscn manner. ~ Aly i'm.
jfesslon he made upon her mind was very slight HIS
belief based upon her conduct, that she was or u
sound mind and did not during his acquaintance with
her have sufficient capacity 10 make will. Wheeler H.
Peckham Charles f. Tracy appeared for the propo-
nents aud Joseph II. Choate for the contestants.
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VALVE OF A PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE.


In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
In tho case OF ~ d. Garlic Son agt Collector Smythe
which was reported yesterdays TRIBUNE Judge Ship
man directed the jury find verdict for the plaintiffs
for $40 $40 "A gold Briefly stated the facts IN this
important case these:
The plaintiffs imported quantity OF wool upon which,
under the act OF March 1861 the Collector demanded
duty OF 10 cents per pound and IL cent ad vaorem
additional Tho duty amounting to the sum specified
in the verdict paid under protest, and an action
was brought 1t the ground that the wool
was not imported till March 1867; and that under the
Constitution the act referred to did not become law
till March OF that year. Mr. Choate OF the
firm OF Eyarts 5outhmayd Choate attorneys
for tho plaintiffs, offered in evidence depo
sltion OF ex-President Johnson. 20 the effect
that he did not sign the act under which the duty was
exacted TIL early on March 1867 and that, according
to CUSTOM he dated It to the day Of It's passage
March 1861 Assistant United States
Treman attorney for the Collector argued that when
ia not claimed that act OF Congress Us unoonshtu
tona evidence ia not admissible 70 show that was
signed by tho President any other day than that on
which IL purpOrts TO have been signed. Judge 5hpman
admitted deposition in evidence, and. according to
Mr. Choate In doing virtually decided that though
IL the custom Presidents In approving acts Of Con-
gress to date back tho days OF their passage
they do not under tho Constitution, become laws until
the days on which thoy actually signed
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sRw-YoRK....-..........,

PORT OF YoRk...-..........".....'...Pss j
CLEARED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, s.v.nn,h nurr,y, P.rts Co.
Steamship Manhattan Woohull Chsrieuon j. W. Quiutsrt
Steamship Abyana tBLl HAnss, L'srpool ia QaesDsoup O.
Pransiyn
Steamship TnnseuA (Br Thompson Glassow, Hsaaersoa Bro
steamship Neptune Berry. Boston. H. DinoeL
Barb Benefsetor Hayden ioiOhAma, he, A. A Low Bro
Persro sscundc a) Rsss AoeOu, Psbbr Ch,uncer
Csinaa Aust Bots Cork Falmouth, slocovch Co.
Barb 9aea Of Oh. Seas Orb HsvsrOa Cape TssD and Batavia
Bari Dsrrsst GBrl PtS cort and market Boyd Hlneis
Brig oomsesO tB. Tucker Liverpool for ssis, simpss Cspp
Bnr An,o.,urs CBr) Perkins Cadad Bolivar Joseph Merrill
ss Hepry Louss Wick. Lasuis aud Porto Caos0, DueH
Brig asry Celeste, Tahl. L.Euayn
sehr j. W Han. Po~ell Phi,delphl g,ans. Ball 60.
sehr y L. Ra.,ell smith King Ferry X D. Hurlbus %
scbr rrais Wind, Gray, Boston. Ch.I living
ARRIVED.
steamship minnesota Br Bedios Liverpool 81 With ad,s
scGr LGOl. Mu,on JOuss Wilmington N C.. dsys vita ssn
scsr n 81 Heath. sieASli Providence, In ballad.
BELOW.
Ship Hudson KuisA from LONDON Dee "a with mis Grnue
Ma,arn Wa, spoken Pso M ~ 30, lOus 81 co. By pilot
boat Abraham Legss!s. Nc a.
Steamships Manhattan for Lvsrpoo Cs.csai CITY for I,ns
London Leo foI savannah Richmond
tr soro knight CompaRion for LVepso bark P.as
W IND--sanseI moderate N. W. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb Sat saehor the hsrbos hrgs Asr
Sn % s Gt- P Portland q, S I ,S 1Sa % .
Domingo for Boston. aud Eddie Wasu. dss b. sss
storm
FOREIGN PORTS
BHssr Peb 3-Ths Gaenl Tn.lante Compsays steamship
NewYork Ja5 "a arrived here AZ O'Clock S
Tho steamship ka'ope Of The line .Ad Aeaoe va the LAT
ksssrs Jsa ~ uArASA Feb THE steamship Cses Il -
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DECISlONa-FEn 4

supreme Court Chamber'-Bv Judge Lawrence
In We mater he. Norwood, Gsrtsd Holloway sgt
s.gheS.m1rst s,l.,sd C...so T Derby Cos, CS-M9on D..
bame.-pedali 10 bs opened on conditions.
BY judge b.eu-Jsefson at Wlnsr Alder sgk wilder Demi
tEt Barry brnfhodaSt hqasnd Manufacturers National Bank OF
Phsdha tEt seheie Mercantile Nao0sl B.sk OF agt
Dns haui Lie lnssraRs Co hrn Saburgr agt Dawson
Hfemsn x Tory Wsifoa Lutfu Conkn Senior Psrf
~, pns 81 John az Don,ho w ,st as. Ip.o DT' sa,
~ '0n'' Hart B. And NJ h,naf.etariug Co sst
Grion. Cupls at George. Van Wee, sgt
SNYDER. Lew ACT FARRELL, Bornton ayt Whtlock,
Bnbiosa ag Stevenson Rasse Whitman Bsseu sgt Wilson
Frnkhn SAVINGS Bank vAndeee Knapp stt Aden sbein
agi Pollard Bay lgt BALDWIN, Lenah South Ss Railroad Co
Tobias ast Contns kemptoa Andrews F National Banf Of
Lebanon AT hClee' Beea Gen.e Ross ,e Heyman f.n
lin SAVING, Bant Peel Sasr Sns Ayer sgt Ritter Clark
AT ~ T. WesteheseT and R-aV. Hart NJ Maintaining
Co sg Kennedy Bsatr Cummings White Phillips Ho"es
&c as IoSne Rsiiebn ehenssen uisa he az Roberts
Wbioct .st Dom Prsnfhn Bins sgt Peck
granted MAsny denied Deaa AT Maloy-ho
ton granted With SIC abide Thomson sgt Dsbrou
granted With 80 White Phillips show
Bsng--Rsfersnco odsted
b. J1dgs Doochus-huss ssL Huse-Grsnsed
Common Pleds-Specia TTm--By Judge J. +: DAILY
In Chaser and anoAppie,ion refusal Phillips Az imlos
Motion granted un psud pat next tern sal bring TO
TIA. Slater az MART. granted res People ~. Joha'son
der 70 p. must Do oess EDWARDS 81. Clara OF .l-Com
iismsoi hot the hcas be dscharsed
W yslxe ksbsass. So 5s.hvrJef pxas esssIniaS
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CRUEL TREATMENT AT SEA.

Carl Jereberg, Hans Ansen. and p. o.
wastron sailors board of the American brig Sara
Carter Boston to Rio, appeared yesterday before
Commissioner Shields aud represented that Carter, the
first mate of the brig and brother Of tho captain had
starved them, severely beaten them without just
cause, and otherwise cruelty treated them. Wastrion
said that upon occasion Carter when enraged, shot
him with pistol and inflicted wound IN his log,
from which he has not yet fully recovered. Commits
soner Shields issued warrant for the arrest OF Carter
aud it will be served upon him the brig
reaches this port The sailors. who IN very desti
tue condition. left the brig at RIO, and Capt. Chas b.
Dickman OF the British ship st. Ursula brought them
10 this city.
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rscto Mail o,cS-d here her NIP
fail , Of freight set b Droooesi o ssv rs
abe msy b expected BIZ wednesday.
MovuLs Peb 3Ths Allan Line steamship Ospiaa Tfsska
Portland Jin. "a. for Liverpool arrived here today.
Feb 3-he Cansrd Linz steamship Bstava Mo-
land from Boston Jan a. arrived here Al o'clock this morsax
proceeded 10 Liverpool
LosDoS P-A 3ssl,s for American ports Tdnoantsis asnA
Jane Fish. Psqev Nos Yos Prend.n Bumen.hs saLfs1
Brooch Arrved from American "a inst Elizabeth Chd
Rosetta Gi,eonnO Gye Ces Baros Hsroo. aSd s-eessy
DISASTER.
Bosroy psh 3Ths steamship Geofe Sbsseb for Bsssss ~
Provscetosu hSadiJ osng she bakg pstos
Of nsYn scbinefE
fbor Lsi,a SA,p se,os see Fir,a Page
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pcl Sanford sgt Sanford Issues referred 70 Rchsrt H.av
Court Of appeals. ALBANY. FEB. 3.-fhe follow
decisions have been rendered By the Court Of hpocss judgments
affirmed With cosssehsn ,s Psmb smith ,gt Coe Tenes V.
Iasber williamson Everett ag hehrbaes sASa Az
Psn snnedTbe People rel Parker sgt The County
Court Of JfeeD County Morgan The People he J1drnehs
TRIAL granted the ab1e the
The Rre Railway CompsnV Chssseoe agt The Kne Railway
Co. Hoagi The Ney YorE Contra and Hudson River Railway
Co Judgment reversed and The proceedings Of the Comfy Jugs
V,at1he People rel AEin ag Hught alignment reversed s1a
proceedings Of Assessors yicated-fhe People Akin AT Morgan
hppe. dismissed With coshe People rel The schuylers and
Upper Hudson Railroad Bets Ordered that the tinf
until the Of this Court and that before he meeting OF
the Court ser such the appellant elect whether 10 aVs h"
80 1873 sogl Of S motion W either
pary-llallssrteB agL EekeH.
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TIE KRrGER WILL CASE.

The Kruger will case was before Surrogate
Hutchings, in the surrogate's Court yesterday. Tue
contest In this case Is over will OF Mrs Douglass
Kruger formerly the owner Of the mansion wes,
Fourteenth-st. occupied by the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art Mrs. Kruger had severe illness In
1906 which 1t Is asserted seriously affected her mind In
January. 1865 she made this will and Codict IN which
she left the house Fourteeuths In equal interests.
to her few relatives and life interest IN house in
rhireonthst. 20 another relative. The remainder Of
tue gtoperu VISA lstt " the Prsspy taran Board Of
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country, we should have O national bankrupt law In,
stead of repeating IL and being thrown back 10 the ou
state system He moved TO strike out tho words Oh
who has stopped or suspended, and not resumed pay
ment OF his commercial paper within period Oh io'
days. 30 that that class Of persons should MOI 70
deemed TO have committed an act OF BANKRUPTCY. n
thought with that clause out We should nave
law which would reach around the country anu III UNIV
meet with universal favor IT. 10
Mr.. EDMUNDS (sep, W. inquired what wou 'au 20
done with that olass Of porsons II the gentleman
amendment prevailed. ,, a.. iof,
Mr.. OGLESBY replied that the matter would DO ioi'
under the present State laws. -. - - an nm
Pending discussion the Senate, az 43O p m, on ,no
ton OF Mr. RAMSEY rep. Mimi, went into bhecutNo
session and after few minutes, the doors "ere IT,
opened and the Senate adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-04
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court. yester-
day Judge Batchiord ordered the following to show
cause to-day why they should be fined $3.50 each for
attending Jurors: Jas i. Abbott, II. E. Gillian,
W. g. Gilman William Gleason. and W. K Gould.
Sidney II. Conking, employed by Mr.. Bergh,
WAS accused by The Sun OF having been In state Prison
Tho next day The Sun retracted the statement He
brought suit for libel, laying his damages at 10000
The tried before Judge j. F. Daily In the Court
OF Common Pleas, yesterday and the jury allowed the
plaintif
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that no money by M shcud DO psS ,Sf To-
VI Mr. THOMAS 1,ep N CT, from the Election COMMIT
tee reported resolution that Mr. Hodges OF Arkansas
has a prina fdcie right to a seat ~ ,,,rnad
W6out action on IL the House. at E20 p m, adjourneu
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
w ,su,Soros. Feb. 3.-The President sent tll

following nominations 10 the Senate To-Day
cbss Ri,io Ballard Of Washington be u NSn'1 zaoa
Reb,v Rece,y,r Public Moneys a. BconVie mo-
Lee Register Of Land Once At d.Ss,re fri n ~
RnSnssr, 10 he Colonel Major A. Gilmore OF NE corps OF bngn
ss "a n. Colonel Capt Jared A. smith o. we op y
Tnsueers 70 be Major FIRST LeHt James ueot OF we
Engineers Captain. Also several o's' Pf0~'H0 AN ~
o. officer, Of low grads, IN the regular army
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Sua hses.. 706 sun seB.. o22 hSoa nsos..,.. S3l
DAr-AH
Sandy Heof $40 Govs Island 1919 Hall Gate Penr. oi00
DAY.
Sandy Hook 957 Govs Island lO37 Hell Gate FsrY 0S
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
HIyATURR ALMANAC.

FROM LtvgRPo0L-Is ,eSrssAip Mnssota Peh 3Cep. Rob
h.shal William Price. william HannAa aud vie Jsha h0nssan
K Krni.
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Oredn CLEANERS.

A NCH0R LINE.--Steamers sail from Pier 90
N n r.. foot Of DeVst BvBRr WkDSBSDAr AND SATURDAY
TRIyACRIA e3nefAy Psb AUSTRALIA SATURDAY. FEB 10
CALIFORNIA ..Ssi.y, Peb CALEDONIA Wsdns-s, PEP Is
ITALIA Yedastay Pea II ETHIOPIA .SAtsraaT Peb n
CaDn passage OasgDE. Liverpool or Lonfoai.ry
Wsdnssdss Tamsrs Sj and s75 return $3.50 Saturday,
s,eane {6j and $751; return SlO gold Sssrage 0z
GOV Liverpool LoDdou Queenstown Londonderry Belfast Buss
Csrils. go. currency.
Drafts for snr amount Coaplnrs Offices Bowl
green Henderson BROTHERS Aysns
n R-Sa,ner CALIFORNIA sal st 10 a m Pebruary T.
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ming William Creswen asa Bill Csnnor u caes burglary julius
Rrdoy Frederick James Campbell John Whaa1, burglary
aOd grand larceny Alfred Jaque burglary Od receiving soea goods
James ONe Frederick Louis Hah0 Thomas hcKeon loni
Gus battery Schultz william Grsshsr forgery
peury VIM Kemp James Young false pretenses
TsRaSsH.-BRADr. J.-Wm- Adams, Jeremiah MO
CUR felonious assault and battery
CoUar Feb 3Te following 10 the Coun ol
Appeals calendar Feb a. Eo So 80 30 60 49, TO- 90. 50
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| GOLD PREMIUM-The lowest and highsssss
~ price Gold aoalh Of the ssi tssve ssA ~
IRlsQAk ALMANAC Rrses ~ se4lA 49,. ~. s.si .l
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TOR HAVANA,
NASSAU. PROGRRS0 AND VERA CRUZ
EBw-YORK and mBGICAS MAIL STEAMSHIP Inns
lsauug Per 8. HarB River as
CITY OF MBKlLA tHlsaa va Nasrul... .Febr,v
CUBA uiayiBa directl ssss.'.'s'..' reDroAy
CITY OF HAVANA ihaViaa direct. ,..,,., Fe3ruaJ ~
CITY or SBNY ufigana dfscgi .Febraav ~
CLEOPATRA Havana and heueoL........ February IL
For freight OF eassZs, sopl' e. . . -. -
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Reb 3Ths Geseril rr,nalahhc Compsaya steamship
DANE NewYOrk Ja5 "a arrived here as o'clock la.
Tho steamship ka'epe OF The limo sailed heaeo va TIE l.i
q kswferk
kaspa ysa. vs uAyaSA Feb 3Gss steamship Cslea 80
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Feb Sat sachOr the hsrbos Asr
fomR
Bckmorc from Portland CanieHas schrA Annie W.
Domingo for Boston, aud Eddie WAsn. dsais b. he