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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-23

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-23

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auf "a Miltioneu Dollars 0eiddkt
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-23

Beg 6ar gnn,erop if bic Expedition bes rObio
s8aIenfreunbes" BET 9errn 5einri4 Mems g.
Gronttrabe.
Dsas@ MHe Briefe, 8eiteHungen, Mnfragen Core
jponbsn;en, 9elbenounsen &C. abrefire nan an
Rep. So(ep9 Se(Gmg, aomsrop, Wei8s 90. o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL %, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Caabria [Br,, McMickan, Liverpool via
Queenstown--C q Franckivn
steamship koln GER, kingk, Bremen via southamp-
ton--Oerichs a Co.
Steamship Carbel (Br, Freeman Port mn Prince
Porto Cabello. &c-Pm. forwood Co.
Steamship City OF Houston, Deering, New Orleans-C
Mallory Co.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn. savannah-Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship sou:a Carolina. Beckett CharIeston-J W
Quintard Go.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Oid Dominion Steamship CO.
BARK insua Capri tNorJ, Dauiesen Goucester-Tetens
4 Rockmann.
BARK Franklin Nor), Clementsen Cork Falmouth
Tobias Il Co.
Bark Maria Pace utap, Testori. Cork Falmouth for
orders-Slocovicb 4 Co.
BARK Chino a Nor. Hare Cork-Funch Edge 4 Co.
Bark Oberon GER. Schmidt, kiga-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Weymouth tBr). Cook, Dunkirk-Boyd hinck-
Bark Frgate Bird tSor), Tonncsen Marseines-Funch,
Bark Louis GER, Linz Richmond-Charles Luling 4
Co.
schr Susan Baiae, sawyer. Anlier for orders-car-
a Barnes.
schr Nymph (Brl, Brown, Truxillo--Leaycraft 4 Co
schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, Governors Harbor-I
staples.
schr Orvetta. Hervey, Harbo1 IsIand-Joseph Eneas
schr Joseph smith Hodgkinson, st kilts-Jones 4
Lough
schr Kedron (Br,, Moses Yarmouth. Ns--Heney Par
ker
schr Melvin, Roberts, Newborn. NC--w n Carr
Schr Watchtnl, Gill Boston-H W Jackson son.
Schr 9 l. shultz Young Bridgeport--L Drake.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, Philadepha-James
Hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

however, TO conclnde tuat Almost every name re-
corded Ia behalf OF any one Migrant Joo, say the
THIRD Avenue Rapid Transit road, which Is several
degrees worse than Vanderolit's. as the latter -
within the possibility OF being bult, wlii be found
IN support Of all other JOBS. member VINO
IL bought Tor one purpose can DE bought
mined The Assembly 8, lar as TO secure over
twO-tnirds VOTE and II The session were prolonged
abon. ten DAYS jons that are now dead would De
QUICKLY resurrected and passed.
LOBBY REPORTS
The lobbyists are circulating report that Gov
ernor Dix desires an extension OF the session.
on the contrary IL wouid be a source OF sa.is'ac-
tioD 10 nm II the Legislature would al once settle
up and clear out.
Nassau Drawing Room Car bill. the steam Boiler
inspection bill the Steam Car Railroad nils, the
bill Tor the Publication OF Legal Notices, the Pier
Road aud to Provide for the support OF Prisoners
Confined on t1vlt Process.
Senators Booth, Woodin aud Fox are the COM
mittee to investigate the police departments.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
was disposed of TINS evening by en- agreement or
the Conference Committee to strike out the Item
OF $I25, 900 Tor academies.
THE SUPPLY BILL
will be reported in the morning. The committee
nnaly reached an agreement leaving the Capitol
COMMISSION untouched, but abolishing the Com
mission ior the Eimira Re.orlnatory and leaving
the appointment Of a superintendent III It's place
to the Governor.
The bill for the reapporttonment of expenses by
the Board OF Estimate and Apporuonment passed.
The ADJOURNMENT viii very likely take place Ia
the evening VI tomorrow. "
CONVERSATIONS. r.
The Senate In executive session confirmed the
following officers Archibald q. Powell. supsTn
tendent OF tne 0noBdaga salt Springs; Alien Hlne,
Agent o. she Onondaga Indians; EDoch |. Fancher,
Arbitrator OF the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
State OF New Jerk; James ID. Romeo. oil Bnnai0,
to be Commissioner FIR lOaning certain moneys OF
the United states for Erie county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
A BONDED WAREHOUSE ROBBED.

Al twelve O'Clock last night two gentlemen
hastily entered the detective office at Police Head
quarters ana stated to the officer at the
desk that a bonded warehouse in South
street had been robbed during the lore
part of the night OF "a large amount
OF very valuable properly. One OF them was about
to enter into details when the officer, noticing
several reporters present, advised hun to say
nothing Tor the present that the public could get
mold Of He then called several other detectives
and invited the two gentlemen into private
room. Seeing all chance to obtain Information in
this quarter cut OF, the HERALD reporter
called cab and drove down To the
FIRST precinct station house, 10 hopes oi
ascertalning at that place lull particulars
OF the robbery. But here again he was loed.
The Sergeant AZ the desk knew nothing whatever
OF the occurrence aud said the matter was evil
dentiy reported directly 20 the Central once. A
tour OF all the bonded warehouses In South street
and inquiry at notn the Second and Twenty-sev-
enth prec net station houses failed to aivuge any
further particulars than were obtained Ut head
quarters,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHlTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
IS oso FEB snsapors fes - Port said March 2 and
sratar r Aprl with mdse to stursberg Ruperti Coz
sfss a"S ey re y sroe2yn m Murray Liverpool
- s j. a y a
8 ws 'fa WI 4Ii
Liverpool for New York, ali well 18th, lat q 81 lon
18Th lat ii Ion 81 o. steamer bound east Seu Showing wing
hss s s boana as LAT g.
an Anchor line steamer bound East
SSp x ss9s saa Ii aR 7
Dr. hence asf I 4 4 Z ss
sss%s5 sG s"nd h ze IA as 9o
aud an English steamship bound <; OH Pm, steamship
sf Australia All ts p%y Glasgow April is
m ssss was o al s aer =
LAT q "a Ion ID 49, teaship BOLIVIA Br hence Tor olas
bound asn, % miles east Of sandy HOOK Steamship
aseanship aiamorsan BrS, Teyoourne, Cardiff April
~ wi'h mdse and q PASSENGER to baxter Co Had
Steamship Washington Ger. Arnold, stettn April z
passeDgers TO Chas Rsmmeisberg Had fresh westerly
SAILS damaged bridge stove skyish and several Of The
Ssw were bnr BY the heavy WHICH boarded The
bn,S rom Waterford YORK. showing signal days
steamship CITY Of san Antonio Penpjngion. New. Or
~ Apfi - with mdse ana passengers to Mallory
saa% aSa BeTyy April @ with
d.s chas CO. hsa Westerly i saes w
BARK Annie forrey Libby Gavrs feb n Ia ballast
BARK FRANK. Wallace Marsses z DAYS VITA mdse to
ibraaf Msic y,se .nt e snpea capP 60 Passed
ys,s ' RON east IN which carried manspsa
man OF Peaesdae aged Is years, sii overheard snd
r1ds 70 jsiosoyicb Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

Brig Herman tof stockson) Hchbcrn. hontevideo %
srs ass Ss 10 a Collins
via Delaw Breakwater II days with sugar to skiddy
seSr Marguerite que ssssi ssnss Pierre MART days,
sehr Mary wi,nam wlsS. st Jsso Is days. with
sugar to Brooks 90. vessel 70 Staples 18th
molasses TO waydell Co; vessel to simpson ciapp
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BoUND SOUTH.
schr Lucy. Murray, Windsor. Ms for New York. 10
DAYS with PLASTER to 2 Bertaux vessel to John bosn-
King Csowsy , s. Ss % ssw
fG ser crowsy s. Sssrss Ss or SsS
10 days with round timber 20 q snow -.
10 loana 10 sS sS Tor
sehr Granite State. Burgess. GAINESVILLE for New YORK.
sshr Gsnry, Gibbs, New Bedford for New York.
:. schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence for new
scSr casper Lawson Fitzpatrick. stonybrook for
New York with stone 70 order =. ~. v.ur Win
hr Katie HaIl Hail. cohassett Cbound south nshng,.
scnr Belle OF the Bay, Snow Gloucester bound SOUTH
schr il Ely, Stokes. Norwich for New York.
sehr Geo Gilgm. Bacon, Portland CT for new YORK.
sehr Fanny Edith, Ryaer, Belfast for New York,
sa asne s d mSsr % Kew
scnr piverty Nicksrson. FAN River sor New York.
fSHns os '0'A
ssr PSs a tor New York
schr Josephine. Sanders Bridgeport Tor New York.
Steamer United states, DAVIS ta River New York,
with mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Brothers (Br9 Kinsie, New York for Halifax Ms
Scbr runis Depew, Baker, New York for Fall River.
schr Kindberg, Thomas, Virginia tor New haven.
Sehr Hannibal New York tor Bangor. : -
schr Mabel Thomas. Randall Baltimore for New Ha'
ven
schr Nicholas Merhon, Armstrong, Haverstraw for
Pr vi ence
schr Isaac Sherwood, Ingalls, Haverstraw for Provi-
dence.
Schr Minnesota. Dow. Hoboken for Providence.
schr Helen Hoyt Cranmer. Baltimore for New Ha
schr Katie ] Hoyt, Arnold, Baltimore tor New Haven
schr Theodore Dean, Rabbit Georgetown DC, for Bos
ton
schr Isqumaux, Reed Hobokcn for Dighton,
Sebr + NJ Wheaton, Barrett Philadelphia for Provi.
dence.
schr VIOLA Ingalls, New York for Boston.
Schr Onward. Leland, Hobeken for Boston.
Sehr VIM uren, i0ylc, New York for Providence
Scbr John Chafee, Newell, New York Tor New Ha-
ven.
schr Alice B, Bassett. Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Schr h f Kelly, Kelly PhiladeIDhia for Providence.
Schr Veto Watts, New YORK for Boston
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris New YORK Portchester
steamer Gaiatea, Gale, New York Tor Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
THE MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW.
Water northumberland and Plant
Hopeful.

ers Hopeful.
YAzoo CITY. Miss, April 20, 1874
The river here is falling slowly, and reports from
all points above snow the Yazoo, Tallahatche and
Yallabusha rivers are failing. Greenwood on the
Tallahatcnie Is entirely submerged the water there
being higher than IN 1857 No serious damage re-
suited rom the HushpacSana erevasse, and
fears or general overflow are suDstding
A lie more days Of clear weather with the tre-
mendous current now III the river will suffice to
carry or nearly all the water covering tiIlab.e
lands. Only little over one-third OF the lands Is
now under water. Merchants anu planters are
quite hopeful and the indications are that the
crops In the Yazoo Valley will not be SO alarm
inRly short as feared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
Orr CABLE SHIPPING VIEWS.
Movements OF Vessels from ana for IN.
United States.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
arrived ~ h"erFo" Apru g. ship casilda, Durham,
New York via cadz; goth bark hno, IN, ror.S.o
Portland thas been reported arrived 22d,
Also arrived 2stb steamship state oi Louisiana fr).
stewart, New Orleans. W.
Arrived at London April % bark Eornen Nor. ue,ge.
sen, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
BELOW.
SAILED.

Schr Cora, Latham. from Havana
Schr Glynwood (Br), McMahOn from Barbados (by p
lot boat Mary Fish, No A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

Steamships Calahria tBr). for Liverpool; Kon GER,
Bremen; civ of houston, New Orleans; Leo. Savannah
South Carolina, Charleston; bark Teresa (Br Glen
tnegos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

A BsoIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF inherent states legal everywhere no pu1llcltH'
no ecs ~ advance. advice free notary pubi,c FRBO-
EklCk j. Nina ronnsa.inr at Law. K3 Rrossws~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED m DIFFERENT
"A States; legal everywhere; deseron &C.. sufficient
granted; advice free.
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, I9i Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

IL HAT. THE GLORIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
druggists BY mai, 81 Dr.. j. BRIGGS Co, Newark,
gRIoGs' CORN and BrNIoN REMEDIES are safe
and sure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

nanlf. for Buenos Ayres
Vent 70 from Royan 18th, Indusrie Larsen for
v saseslesa NM, APri sArriysa Aiaayaer abe5nau
rio, Bcrdagner do; Hattie Cove Merchant New Or
Rodos & d. M
Masague1ana ,io Clara Fen anil DO
Coax, Aprn ll-Arrived. Arthur White, Murphy Pen
caGprrr, April l-cleared FL Dorado. English. Rio
Sailed 18Th, privateer, Cox, Montevdeo.
more; Asrea, from do istn, Geo W Jones Porter. New
Cleared lsth Archimede rrapaui, New York; Pefetta.
DEAL Apri! lenPassed. John Potter, Mcclure from
ki,sls oss, Apri lin the sound, New England, Bax-
Jorgensen, from avannah Tor Malmo:
Lying behind the cash. April II. Milo Robbins. from
E.srr.uaSs, Aprii BIASED Chas, II oulton. Ham
monh, semen ior Key West; Betti, Tomicich, from
FALMOUTH. April Is-Arrived, Quattro FratelIi Ratio.
GENOA April li-ArriveI, klcordo III Castellsni New
Sailed ih, Fortunate Padre, .GerassImo, New York.
Cleared 9sh-Eortnnain Camilla Ohvari, New York
sailed itsh, Australia IS, Mckay. New YORK (and from
,GALwAT. April A-Arrlved. westaeld, Humphreys.
,iRixsnr, April ieIn port Carolina Premuda, for New
GLOUCESTER. April 15-Arrved, F1ore, Duprey, San
GooLE April ii-saile l. saga ciarvcn. Savannah.
GornExauaG. April s-Arrived, Telemark, Johnson
Norfolk Va
,.GEhsrrsUSDE April io-sailed. n G wyIle, Walters
Homo uiu
HAVE. April 'II-saed Matilda Hilysrd, Brooks
pieppe; l2th, Iegulus. Hottie New York.
Cleared 18Th Matilda smith, Smith. sydney, cB;
Brmlsa. Porter do.
HsLyort, Apcl i3-ArrIved. Constantia, Knudsen,
Charleston; ligenia BacIch. New York.
sailed iftl. celia. Oneta. New York.
York.
,HAmBuac April I2-Arnved, Adelaunde. Gutsmutb,
New YORK.
Arrived at Cuxhaven 18th Abbic Thomas McMuIlen
Phiiadephia: 18TH Grennar. Olsen. New York; st Olaf
(sl, Petersen do.
sailed i'm, i.ertha Bahrus Bah,rus. New York
1sLk or WicHr Apri A-oH IT Caiaarine's Point San
Domenice Doaero, from Leith for New YORK.
LTERpo0I. April l3-Arriyed, Nora JOnrhsOn. Calves
ton Jth, Algeria 80 Mercndor. New Orleans
sailed 18th, Herald OF the Morning Mclaughlin. New
YORK; Richard III. Hubbard tiloucester Mass and was
OF the bar ighshp ifth Vincenzo Brciic New York.
Entered oui 18th, Martha Mcneil Jordan. Rock
iand.. Nc; ith Avtncc, fb0rstenseD, City Point Va;
riorri Hubert puiicy; New Haven, ivanhoe, HERR
man man ana Jamestown. Call, Rio Janeiro Via Cardiff
Jensen, Bangor Me weyer Guetschow; Celtic,
Nude. and sunshine, Clarke, New York; Savannah,
iehemann, savannah; Talisnan, BAKER, sydney, CB !;
Albert, Abrams, Wilmington
on Hoyhead llth, Crusader. Brewer from LIVERPOOL
IoI NtW fork i2h, Agomar, from DO for sandy Hook.
~ ,se south stack 2th, Rosebrae from Liverpool tor
LONDON Aprn lt-Arrived, Nautilus Barre. Phiiadcl-
pHa u manager s buBi. New York (and entered out
icr doli Johanna Ludwig Holes Baltimore. ~
assared I3tb, Maria Wallis ihladep nia 18th, Temi
srrs, 90 william, Hilton. Cardiff and New York; 4
s'aDaln. Never SANDY Book.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

j., v D......... ~ 0Sl
The variety Of game Is larger, bat
lighi supply. Some Of the newer ite
quoted low. Wild ducks, for instance
Canvas Back ducks; Red Heads, 15c
40d35c. snipe, So 60ds3 Y dox
ST. rs do Plover, 81 25qSl rs. 9
Grouse, 2 pair.....Sl 006Sl II !
LIlwks .laao,. ~
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

reoedine to 129 The market has been unusually
sctiye and at times excited, and the volume Of bust
Ness has been larger than any other day for seve-
raj months past Special reasons may be found per-
haps for the advance Of some of the Istocks upon
the list; while it might be difficult to ex-
plain satisfactorily why, upon their merits. railway
shares should rule higher to-day than two weeks
ago. Nevertheless the street is pervaded by the bu
feeling, and the strong operators are apparently
working for an advance. This induces speculative
purchases the part Of those who consider them
selves clever enough to understand the maneuyers
of the heavy weights and to profit by that supposed
knowledge, so it will not be surprising II we see
still further advance in prices but the current VIII
turn the other way by and by, and that will be q
good time to stand from under" The largest sales
to-day were in Lake Shore, Union Pacific, Erie,
Western Union, Ohio and Mississippi. and North
Western, though the transactions were more widely
distributed throughout the list than usual OF late
and fair business was driven in Pacific Mall, Wa
bash, c., c. and /. c., Central and Hudson St. Paul,
and Harlem. The market experienced downward
reaction in the afternoon from to per cent. and
finally closed steady at recovery OF to per
cent. The opening. highest, lowest, and closing
prices for active stocks sold to-day were as follows;