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New-York tribune., 1874-06-17

that he could obtain the bundle when he after it
The witness admitted TO the District Attorney that ne
nad been convicted Of burglary IN 1863 IN the state Oh
Maine and served 10 the State Prison until year ago
last April. when he pardoned since that time ne
shlu he had given up the business and at present
uohg nothing he now supported by the proceeds
Oh MS nefarous occupation he had known Roberts FOR
nutnoer OF years by reputation, but never Intimately
Juhge Brady the witness leaving the stand.
ADVISED him TO adhere TO his resolution OF remaining
honest.
OF wan 81, testified that he sold the prisoner some
oonus OF The Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad az tue
regular market value which turned out ~ be Orgeres
,ney sent for Roberts and told him he would have 70
lose then at which the latter appeared very sorry ana
sad De had bought them for lady this after the
account OF the foreeries had been published.
Ihe last witness Charles Rosch, VINO Testified that
ne was In the United States Secret Service IN 1863 ana
at that time knew Omstead. who had great repuia
tlon OF being cOunterfeer that the witness was de-
taed 10 watch him. though he never actually caught
NIL committing that crime.
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DFPARTCRS OF FOREIGN AAILA

UBDSEsDAl. Jrss IL =.
Qcselsiovn and L!vrrpov,
Car, ro,s AZ 30 N. supp~nsttarr NAL s oseo ~
AZ Steamship sas at . N I.h NuuAu Do'A
PruAs an et9srd n1n-
- .n.u Sr.cf Ssiss DANISH Nal A Bremen o esmstp
nren naiI, close at l2 sappenenlaif MAI !, @i9se
=, The Postyncs l3o sTaTnslp SAILS a. y L. HA f
iv"' u 4-'N w. THURSDAY. JuSs ls.
~ Pawn, ~. Plrrssh Cherbolrg and Hamburg bv steamship
rurinria IL 80 N snnfenrft~' VAL eose :. ns
osr. AZ I.l5 T. Steamship al n IRON per noI oi
This stsanshp skes Pussan eiosei NAL
n.rI. steGm-hp ~
Nal ctused al toe fosotee al ~ y
s,r.m,hIp 81 Is at 8 Q. rom er No North klver
TIE SseArnr c"s~ ~ ~''1V !"
rRIDAf. JrSH 10
Nm. 81, Ne close Nee iorE PesOmce ever aa
q. 10 haiax .v.,,
ssT Al D. u and goss boston 90
SATURDAY. JrSR ~.
Nal. for Europe oueenst~s ans Liverpool ~ ne Anser
CT 81 ssr e!ose 1;3O supplementary NAL IS closed
q, Pc.tOne- s;l5 ~ stsAn-Ab ' al ~ H. ron
gor Purr ya and Brersu bv she steamship Setr
close all MAI Closed al The fo-tonee
steamship sails 81 'roa Per io'f Of Thru tI
eon Asc Prlssr closed hail seat ~ ib' ne
Mai, Kug1ou ASrinws Psaans Ara Ce5a American and
so1tp P,a ports yer tie Colon. 10
supu en- Nal the fOsiOnee ~ J. steam
.t-t' sait. Al II NJ from Per No AZ " r.
Mas Doago. hanzHx elk b, ne steamship asliane
co', azp ssAHsap sails ~. hon rs NO IL N'r'l
Rvrr.
Nil, hr fisvt etc. eloss AZ 2 p
steamship CITY oi Aasiin csose a. n
Steamship sails At = IA, iu1m Per so 70 + T.
sUSDAf Juxz IA.
Al Al II ocoS1A li- tossonce o7en ron
O. Ga II a.
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court sov the nssse Of the Judgment Of THIS Coar' o o
rst he rour beos elect wbe her hey pay be tOo
and receive the such election TO made Known o s.s pg
p.ut thereof 10 the he Of w W For ana
rom him receipt therefor uy aeknovledgfo or Drpye7 ana
Ing % the savynS executor o. feorfe % rv,,
and Roe and ender NJ % mem
release Tor errcau SAID atinistra'or will not reeve pay
proof thereof ne
of the Court by ansvt or
shall such election be Dot 50 male h.' p
below for ueh furner oher
At shall be lhe Judgment az me
either party this Cour-inAny asN
LYONS
Order of General Term and Special Term reversel,
.rd an order entered dnx dyrneB appellant for his
subsequent respondent TO accept The of
appeal he ausei With costs o.
Of appeals from & order from the spec AZ 70 se
this Board OF
Pilots agL spofod al. erecItors ke.
Order affirmed with without pre- rce 10 the ugi o e
a bill Of
n he shall be- sdviseL-Crcfu, Brsnit -
cosfsIye the Memphis Fl P4so and "a
Rilroad Company.
Moaons or relrgument cened-Bsrnrd g Campbell Hos
Tobey.
from PridA JHne o, until hoady
Sept. %
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
THE LowNDEs MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Thomas LOwndes for the mur-
der OF his wife was continued yesterday in the Kings
County Court Of Oyer and Terminer The first witness
called was John r Ames, foreman IN the shop where
the prisoner worked He testified 10 Lowndess strange
conduct several occasions and on the Saturday pre-
viOus 10 the homicide The prisoner had complained TO
him that his wife was drunkard and abused her chill
The witness said liquor made Lowndes cross
and ugly. Michael Duffy testified that the prisoner was
his house on the day OF the murder and was cross
and ugly. Dr. NJ 3. Early, physician at the PARK Hos
pita in New-YOrk, testified 10 the entry OF insan-
ity In his books and Richard Hawky, a New
York policeman. testified that L0wndes tired 10
drown himself in June. 1s73 aud that lie aiterward
had two fits in succession. The prisoner, Thomas
Lowndes, then testified in his own defense. He was
born England and after he married his wife discov-
cred she in the hsbi; of drinking 10 excess
He exhibited q his eye, which he said was
caused by her She used TO pawn everything on which
she could get money for liquor. on the day OF the
murder he came into the house and found her drunk.
He missed some money OF his pocket, and asked his
wife for II. She Immediately attacked him, and be
clutched something on a table Did not know
The witness said he did not remember
anything afterward until he was returning
from late ba tae he sg Uo nteSiion
OF killing his wife. He was cross-examned 10 c0n-id-
cradle length. The only new fact developed was that
he sometimes went a spree, and had been on one
before he the Park Hospital IN New YORK
Dr. r. A. Joyce testified that he had pnt straight
Jacket Lowndes the PARK Hospital aud sent him to
Bellevue he said the prisoner was very yloeht, and
had 10 he tied down; he was sunrr'n9 from acute
mania he did not believe IL the result OF liquor
drInkng. DR. Chas Corey. physician at the Lunaue
AsyIum at BlackweIs Island testified as TO the sanity
W Gleason then began summing up for the defense,
claiming that the prisoner was insane when he com-
mitted the deed He VIII continue LIS argument tNis
morning
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17

smith Franz IT. Carroll Prof SNYDER Prof Grsso,, s
Elizabeth Orr, Richard horgsn JON Ia hsm"om
Hamii,ou, Ms Moran, Dr iugi' Ms insfs rs rs s,n
Mira D. N. Crsrsr, Wm- ~ Ross Mrs.. MARY koss yonh
Mr strstou Mis- Een stanton Mis- Msy oosnh s ho, Mn
Noble Miss Anna b Noble hiy Sadie Noble Mss sne Dons
George Watt; M Joan Watt wa Brsn Iohs Ihse Int rea
es ,uhan Gibbs Thomas Atkinson Mr. frscins
Harres Goodwin. Mr. PIeterpr r. Henaeoa 'Ssa "T s
McFerron Miss Nara smith rbomas F1rnsss NJ bn
McKegg Bin MeKegg hrs. Martha Brown, 'eorss .aTr'
eorgis Filler Dawson james Aeoua hrA James AeD'-A@
Mr. and M, John Moss, No J. Thonpson j,
vOR HAMBRG Id seaEasasp L>ssipg June IL Andes q
20. M Kate Pove Asr~~ Ernest Poye Mr Georgsns
G. Haven Miss George syca, Master PsrEa1a De hsres ss
1.,is is,es W.. H0vaf s'rsus W -uiegrherr bni
s.nr In Prss. scbmidt II. Back Ms bouise bses n n -
Rret iss,ey Johp Foy,rr NJ be.h ssrs~'n
William Roth John Oswald, John vaS der tocs aTs Ahss
yoge Charles VOTERS, Mafsr roay noef, rssi s ss. ~
Soobe Kemer Master WHY Keme7 Mastar George heim' W.
PM r Master John Nrk Bslth4ssr ksuth hrs ssan
NJ ~ c,5.n, NJ MINI. ecaenfn hy. ". lecbebFn'
May sibers.on W. BALDWIN. M August bes oe hs -
Rulmsn spo nf.nt ar KrciDefger Mrs kc berser h.
PhuD Robinson Mrs Mater PAln essoa
Emnnd Rob nson Robinson, Mr.. W. Hh M NJ.
A. g Praum Mss Carolina " eosr nc
walter W Busch ar. Nc kiceher NJ sssen""
Mr. Got Leonbsri Mr. suder Ar. hsy hsGcnsnn
PhiiD Kadel Mr. NJ Haler. ars n"ef'
Hsisr Nina bofe Mr. hY hiefer, ms ny
Charles spiegeberz hsste< Robert koeissn
HAVANA-In sssanashg CoHnsJUs lOt A. haruaff
Ricznio e. d. Poser Misses FOWLER, Cap. Calasg.
Gquna oronel P-O LAeOste Psrec'O LGeoste Hugh Mao
Jose N as
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
P1SSENGERS 4RRIrED.

PRDN HAvRE-Ir s,saa.ssp Pseire-Jane 10 Mr. and Mn
Narcotic four children Mr. Rste child and aafse 70
Mr.. Plum daughters Mss hraner hh am mr..
Lyons children and two srssGa M
children Mr. horrti MI sons M
Rsayap Apfye Mr. VAhc John Moore Mr. HehmAno ngns
Csrcvga Mrs Nathan Ce Joseph kauhnann nrH Iness
Pebnrr Mr. Rsf Alexander hens Ssorir'
vv Arthu D.n.srr fu.tsV Mn Mr.. ss Grso-
r. Aercsr, Ars Msury ard child hr,
chh Mr. QaeIbsrd, Mys J.
Montague Paul Ps1os ErnsvRssna ars sast hfA u boes
A. r Sire. Mr H. Weak and Iso ehhen
Mrs Cole children Johu Drummond, hrs Janthlaa and
servant Reno Boufsco da Verons MT desoy MIS-
Del,fonapr Mr.. G.ryer Mss NJ GaTyer Mia "
Carver a Gramou hrs Ganont Rouset Mr. schseesr Me-
Gor-1tI
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

the following nominations the Senate to-dsT:
Jotn l. Cadvaer Se~iork be Assistant seer.y Of STATE
United MarshA for Oregon mayor
Ae,sou Bard sDera and Leat-Hin''
Cslone 10 tht United states ARM. -.
L-.-Georye Merrill al Mass; George
Bingham Rockville Coma lanes Rshb al OTTAWA hAnsas =
BjuK Al srquetLe HeLry Hudson. Ms Jehn
H. BrnitIhOs wsupur, Wis; H. To~Be' Z. hp"n "" d.
strong II Brsi, Wa
Gcn,. le,Tai-Tho. b. SewJety. at KanAgavAi
Taos Adsuson Pennsylvania Melbourne Josrrh hnaA
~ I,hans AZ PorBaI d Iowa al ~ fetsrs
urrs r. sidney Post Of h0os al Vienna Herman hts@Ann Of
lIanoif. q Berlin
c,.w.r Of MasAohuse Aocr Rrr Joha r rufsaefa o'
Gerari Of Peunvsnls At Por nan'
=, y Pellet Of sAraniha IL " Irmb- ~ Nr-
--s.y AT MAr Pa Jores Of o"io a. s.no pSn1so w n
EaI.n .n.nfh
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

As Thomas Gliett of Brooklyn was riding down
the IN MondaF
uese Of yo watch vAued $IOO He named Jotu
tiei be being nearest 10 m Al 'ne Ee ne
Court YESTERDAY held By Justice BiIby 10 slOOO bait
Guantity of carpet valued at $50. was stolen
from RESIDENCE Knapp No so West sxteenl 90
found The ssesson o' mary hetnSn
and Ressnna Vest Eghteenh VINO sr,es
brought ~ al We Jere
Market Police Count yerdag Jl'ues murray hea en IL
$1,000 bail each
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday. Re-
HAckett presiding pleaded guilty .na we're Leel as
follows: John Hear burglary. 32 Hard
NchAhone and John ooney sam. Tn
~ House Reiage Caroline Never Old offender
grsn1 Louis Schwartz attempt
commit grand areenv two ts Prison james GoggEf
va@ uliy y obbns Jane, Brady ron Jersey o' s-V DIV va re-
uaDied iot sentence.
AT the Yorkville Police Court YESTERDAY, Daniel
Croh. xhp B0ses MONDAY Aft sd eVsie
riye eoalesrt Of the L-hsh Ca OnpaIF
Thomas Lacy
Shelly charged Henri Herbert ageai o. ~ 2
them for dehverg at the 1ht hoai
and pIeenilns receipts loi iLt same
have done extensive business u
Justice smith default Of $500 bail each
Charles McElroy arraigned at the i9mps
Police charged h keeping ote ot ~ 'o V
Mo Ohoer Mte Of Preuot arrested n va
he Jasiee Wanne held LIN 10 =! ,po
bsil....As Thomas of domHo<n u sas ~
Aondar nght be assaulted BY PAiek Thompson ana
robbed Of 81 Thompscu .Irrs'-a $50 ne "
zui.iy Charge he'd - OOO BALI oeef ael OF
Foureenth Precinct Wn tocper yesttfd hgs
Inn With keeping dsorsery house a. 20 90 S-,,,v - r.
.earnr appe vGuei sl5g oen ron inc resee o
Mn AL. l3s Crt.hY 81 ~ %, 'fN'
Pun yssssrdav He ~D bed II slooo os-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17

John Z. Dcvelin. who appeared for the Founding A
um set ND In oppOsltiOn the claim that tnqustion
OF this character would the guarded secrets
the Institution, and might destroy the reputation o
many respectable families Judge Loew ruled that the
Sister should be compelled TO testify, aud ~ produce
the books and papers. provided they were speclnen
through an oral examination OF the Sister. Nj DeVeu
agreed the books and papers inspected 10 ds
information they contained in regard 70 tue
port at issue The Court accordingly promised 70
grant the order the books were named spe
..tAaa
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
SECRETS OF A PouSDLING ASYLUM.

Col. Geo. n. Hart applied to Judge Loew
in te Court OF Common Pleas. YESTERDAY Tor Nh or"ei
- ,,acnn.nt against Sister NJ Irene OF the fouhdin.
Asviurn for disobeyiDg subpoena OF the Court fePu
inc her attendance before Stephen H. oiu rcierce' 10
testify and produce the books anu p"pefso " '"'
ton for use IN the Morgan divorce s"''' ne ~
80 - .,, si.,.rs were not exempt frorn tue duty
t.sl yrdlsssy H..aesses gYsy " US e!~'sS' nHA''
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
NTyI.rURR ALMANAC.

Sun nsss.... 4:2S TJ5 Moon ss''''''iofo
sisH vs-wB DAr-As
Sandy Hook lOos Gov l047 Hell Gate Ferry. OlO
HIGH DAY-p. "A.
Sandy oy's ssod IL Hell 1ss rsfif' "''
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
pASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR Gr AsGoW-Ia .tSamsttp Poforfd June lG-Gso Wait
Jas-. Act.rs,r Walker job, FL Jane, sodiori :.
v,l l.oss Php h. loung 6e.rwsY ss
L., n n stsad W B. Prrsos ThOna. Dofs-h SAase' ~.
seaess AslpB lsfrsAs hsIPL I"sh"v "s''s' '
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
CALByDARs-THis DAT.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAsBgRs-T gsrBRoOE. j.
ls Trinn sc sgt sarsh ss In the matter &c, Worth
SsSpeght STACEY EreeL 80 charisOn sgt Prime, &C
so. Roseubourgb AT. Roberts. 90. Rider agt Rider -
So. .Tiingbs se. sgt fhng l05 Prce se ast "ht6eck
mast. JL, &c DC o.,
20. Davds strauss lD6 Bovine AT Jessnp impFd
IT, R.bet agt Parona Call III. .Br gham Receiver agt
73. Me, .frrty sgt Hunt n z. Kingston Syr-
76.. BRAY Pollon kc. acues X L. Co.
7s.. .KngsaBd The Mayor,
40 Nrx.Y .Ynrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
pECIsIONs-JUSE l6.

Superior Conrs-speciaf Term-By Judge speir--
Nsson Doige ., aL-ADon denie sb siu eo,o ' 49, ~
Waea v a. .gt Eet.n sL-Fpcnss Of Aw Abs @e1 s'en
Supreme Court-Special Irm-By Judge van
Bunt-iiuns Nurray-Css. settled re'' ST - ~.
Ernp., AIT The chicago ADo "A
Island RssoAd ernorana H., .o,,..i
Juse D.r,-ilbert tlbrr-he uoraaaan of eoa's-
yuyr,,ae C..,t-CLambers-By Judge Lawrence
Kr,pp A., a u a parrnen % $50 i1ai ~ auH 70
Of aDtsa A-a0ran syrsu ast
toe ..t,r kr s.~xan Alausttsr haEet 10 Toe m'f
Of Doagh,riy iy-tsrxot-d. o..~r, y,o.
had Rln.s coma.Sr s.rvcni Bd-y s the matter o. snn
Hsiae., .x Lev Ia lbs matter Of sHd "sSo sgi
Court Of T4pneaL-ALBASY June l6.-The Court of
Appesh r.sdere decisions A. "'' n. N.,,.,r.pnne
ad cs.t.-rse AAHh%sn bras nA.I
Conpsn, ait Thonp.ss ,.eh Iae Fushiur asi np
RAJ roAd CoHpany, Jewsl ast va. sAis"' ~ - -
sht.han Rlssr H.. witty at Naihr-s s. an. ...,,i -
hkr Worth, s.ul agL GrlveN -, a., .,ts. the event
Jadglsn, tra Erintsd osi. 70 y, % ~ =,
psaa .ylAte, - dTs ron 1oier !" asuhI. ,a,
F-b IT 1885 Pls,stis % 'iiPIIl's, .
costs 10 ei'Asf pAii '''
The ro~n - Ga!or Cooley . r,...,aa..
Juyn,Ri noses tH, painiiss eispi " u - , # ,g,
fcaiani Isabella dAhy ssH.r gusrfA9 h-'ns " 49,.
>s <,s,as w sts gse taa d tss ieis's''si " ~
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oP yEw-YoRK. IL
CLEARED.
Steamship Bristol Wallace. Philsielpha James Hand
Colum0as Baker Havana "n r DIE 20 s,Ha
ois Steamship Neptune Berry Boston. n r. Dimoct
steamship Leasing Ger roo'burs Hamburg hh"h' 'A"'
siea@.hiu AsuIs F.u.. Hoxe. Phl.deph. Jane. Hand.
Br) Beldoe Liverpool Williams Ga'"n-
Steamship anoe Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond U"
sSp @ueSee tBf !, smith Bremen snow Burs.
ship Green Jsciet Br, Roe Londo-, Caas L. wnghtsc~
R,-S Hsg Tfa Ifasssn 20 pfsn Ba.1o: asTSrI. ATres
BarE 20, Rsn4a a,sso1 Ss TIppss Bs,s Brett
BARK Regnlas Nor lote Amsterdam O. rooas Co M.
Bar: Bar: y :ss.st Gs%, SaisR 9
BARK Arnon cSof J. Gruadesen, Gohenoe1s Tobias Co
Barr Barr s-9i Jo.cPas s' Maria fa Ees Eoa.5efe z
Bark Gerda tNOr j. Olsen Antwerp Te'en' 4 B0ck~sn'
p6s 6s sosH1 % Mary D.: Pallet Little R.rsor Geo Bailey
Brs @ RabSoni D codm5. ronts-a Pitre aoazh'Sn
SHs Sns k@%s En- be- 6.s % i9SSsr ss ca,cac En.
Brig Bade (Br.l. Batabv, Messna. Boyd Hineken
Brg Hoard lBrl. Messenger. ST Johns r. Simpson
Bns Harry Brown, GeOtinn Demenra, Le,yeran Il Co
scdf Addie g. Bryant stabos Terceira. X W Loud Co.
ss ss M S.. %o + . SGf BE- sS g. joha b. H. Sf
schr Nay Pike Good sast HeTmOuth Mass jed FRYE Co.
sehr D o yates Yates Nav B. ? M.teslf GO.
ss T asn1r sR5y fanHe nj 3pl' f. 9c SER
NAY Nora Phaney Ge0setO~n aud Pot Baf D. HOsf
Blackstone ws.p' rrey1ds3c. S. I'ss'Ss * %as Co.
scHr Tamuco Bonhof Corpu. Christi, saHs, Bail %.
scIr A Miner Oskes London IL W. Jackson l. Son
Schr Veto Faller Poinie- II. A YatAble Son.
parge Chester smith Phladephia
Barge {. SIeEens, Noise sew-hayea
ARRIVED.
steamship Peter SOr was Bombay A2r 81 va Soc,
g.nsI Nth m.s- @ J0hu.iOce Perry CO.
stesm.kp Metropolis bermuda lays sh produce and
s,eamsHp Peree (PL) Havre June via Bre 6h With
Ddse n pas 10 GeO Ma senhe- ..t,-- - n.
Msv 40 With mdse. and ass Funen. hdye & Co.
shp ~ j. Less (BlI Iref BATro~ Gov Bay Jane T. 20
Ship Gettysburg Richmond Me- Stuart Liverpool May "a va
ssrS e.sp.r er ohnstoners AZ with nase sna
-. ,-s,A ia.
Berk Dnnua Yelck Newcaste, knF 4S days sh eoA
BARK Cape TOWN.. Lavender AaAofs A'
s4a1ed Mohe ROTTERDAM W days rth enpV
Brig W r. SAWYER P.nkhsm Mschias with lumber. -
lf ParTsOOro, ~ S spee Leghorn ~
DAYS, with mde
N. TaDer Adnch Geor.etonn ID. Y.
sehr J J. Pharo. sop-r Georgetown. u. {.
schr. Efwsrd SAie so1er ieorgetown D G.
OceAnus, Young Georgeiosn. d. g. ior bridgeport
Sell. Carrie. johnson. AeIsndrs 'oi Sorgak
schr Edward rTler. Murray, Baltimore.
r. u. Russell Ranka AeIardra for Mlietosn Conn.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17


Ship Radiant uex June "a Of Ssa'gtet from Boston for Sv
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros l6 Aiv HAruburg from Phl.asiDhsi
con- Alice from Western Islands Beio~ bar. Brothers,
FORTRESS June 6-Arvei brig Spring Brd from Per.
with The wrecked schooner E9o.h Bsss sDa s r rs s
ns Tie s % psDss sts rou ssc sa from ,h- .ss Of
the barb Mssay Hen ChseHA sear~ W. r. or and
" DAVIS sAsi M I S Ne s ios as & brig o po..,
British .hp vcons from Liverpool sydney aod ens as N
eeSsr from Sss g. 'nSSf s sesco md a.D As
and Reeves Providence sesaiuz Aanenel wn svo 90
ma ss .,ss saVs1s ss spef for BauroT " Nss ass
Ns~s,s stone Aud cTT r, s ws 'qa % son som , 81
& Sst'f Sxar ioi Ses Bsior bon o,rl O.s,ss
for con,s.dt john Pierce M poIissnos 60. sss, 'i
.asossa End po%ssasi % , S.H ,1 1n 1 %ss" Nc sor
ssrs ong. Pierce for AL Florence % .s 49, ssfs,
eIs s .s - sS oud os D.u .so be. s..
expected 70 have Eos OF lAs 4ight L .r. .. .r...
sA.eow Jun. lsrse asnhp Scotia. Capt sV'n' srr'ed
hers oday IRON Ses.YerE AsV - o. IN,
S Capt Marsy from SssYor, jane for Liverpool arrived here
LoSOos Jaas the United States: Inesro Soc; and
Tp Aye oct ron ,s uu,sd STAT: % s' aS ,s ss % rs:a
ss-, L.sSsn j.o SS,a I az Ir wand s.. p.s. Gas,
Se~rOrl JsHs o. arrived sers si n aa processes
Lvspo'L
y,xxr.ap HArrx Mss. Jus. srss sAson Of sesos
to sS' . Ss'.Sr ,s sI s s.'c . S s, . .: Litter snss
hs ssron 10. enesas .sa ssrrJss
- pssa si,s % saom. ssu The q ,b. s.oo yea. ss
board o the L.rI not so s. s . vs.,s HAsss Capt
HALEY and iso o. has ere--s 'ssas pa . - ~
ls.oa.
MOVEMENTS on PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
By Csok iron K,sssoA Js~a'"a 60
Hsnry Chsusoey srrvea Kingston On ne ~esss %
,,A A,r and sailed daytisht len "' As'""A"
7p
New-York tribune., 1874-06-17

AND COAsTWish
willow Harp Providence.
Helea Mar, Provide zee.
Ontario, PaNtucket.
sterling. Bridgeport.
Ehas RanToa. Pawiseket
Tlos b. Smith. NeE. Bedford.
Goiten Rule, Somrrse'.
Far Wind. bedford.
Nathl Ho.mes. Providence.
Peerless Providence.
Orion, Fad River.
Splendid, Warehan.
NerrnIlhon. Warehsm.
Daniel Aorns, New Beofort.
Joho Metiler, Nareh4m-
NJ. "A. nif.lin. Wzrr n.
Native, Segport.
Watchfll. Sev-Bedforf.
/. L. Hsmiin. Sespod.
Fanny Fern, Providence.
Abigail HAYES. Providence.
CYNTHIA Jaut, PfovEierce.
MlcanOr. New. B-dfot.i.
Evergreen, Providence.
Chsllenge, SewporL
urbans. East Greenwich.
l.. NJ. Collins. New Bedford.
Jseob RAYMOND. New Bedford.
L T. Smith, New Bedford
Sophie. Portland.
NJ. 2. King. Providence.
&. {. Goodwin, Hartford.
Gen. Hossri, Nsrvalk.
Orlando snitb. Port Chester.
Warren Gates, Aiilstose Point
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CENTAR LlNAMENT.
ALEX. ii. IRWIN.


he great discovery OF the
! q: { : !:
~ age. There is no pain which
C6 the Centaur Eminent will no
III relieve, no swelling which 1t
AH will not subdue, aud no lame
nM ness which IL will not cure
This is strong language, hut
IL II true. IL IL no humbug;
WoWtG the recipe Is printed around
each bottle. A circular containing certiii
Gates Of wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, Iock.iaw, sprains, swellings,
scalds, cakod breasts, poisonous bite iiozcn
feet, govt, saltrheum, car-ache Nc., and the
recipe of the Liniment will be sent gratis To
snyonc. II IL the most wonderful healing
and pain relieving sgent the world has ever
produced. II sells as no article before did
sell, and 1t sells because il does Just what II
pretends TO do. One bottle Of the Centaur
Liniment Tor animals yellow wrappcr)is
worth hundred dollars for spawned,
strained or CALLED horses and males, aud for
crew-worm ia sheep. No family or stock.
owner can AFFORD to be without centaurlin-
iment. Price ID cents; large bottles ~. j
B. Rose x Co., SO broadway. New.
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STATE OFFICERS.

dovernor-John l.. Bevendge
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
secretary OF Stste--George II. Harlow.
Auditor Of s.ate--C. z. LippiEcott.
State TreGsIrer-Casper Rutz.
Attorney General-James X. EdsAll.
Supt. Public Observation-Disclosures batsm an
CONGRESsMES.
senstors-RichsrdJ J. 0slesby and John A.
ognn.
Representative Eighteenth Dbtrict-Issce
aemepE.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives In the c0th digtrtct.-
'ahn II. oberly, VIM A. LemmA and hAth.
j. lnscore.
senator for the 60th district.--Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COUNT.
Judged. J. Baker, Of Alexander
states Attorney-Pstrtck ii. Pope.
Clerk-R. 8. Yocum.
Sherih--A. ii. Irwin.
VIM. MATtin-AssessorA and TREASURER.
suryeyor-John =. uely.
COUNTY COURT.
. judge r. Brose.
Associates-J. X. McCrite and 3. MArnhil.
ION.
Clerk--Jscob q. Lynch.
Coroner-John II. GosAmaa.
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MABONB.

- % COMMANDERY, No. ls.-statsd
Al pbiy at the Asylum Mssonic Hall, nrss
ard lL.-d Mondays In each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. A--Rsgulsr Convo-
cal "A at Masonic Hail, the second Friday
In each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 7i.-RsgulAR Con-
vocation ct Masonic Hall, on The third
Tuesday Of every month,
AFRO LOD0e, Ne. ~ =. D A. u -Rs9u-
lar Or .nmunications st Masonic Hau, The
Sec d and fourth Mondays Of each month.
THE ODD-FELLOW6.
,LLXAkDER LODGE, 234-Meets In ODD.
Fellows Hall, In Arter's building. every
Thursday evening 1t 8 o'clock.
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FOU N D r Y,
M A HI + 8 II o p

FoRGKs AND PIPE FITTING.
xrRAm ENaIHEs. MILL. aTKAuD0AT
MACHINB RY
Manufactured ana repaired.
Special attention given 10 light and heavy
.ordng, house, bridge, railroad and jail worn
and ali work OF similar character:
steam and gas fitting In all IL branches.
null assortment OF Morris, Tasker d Goa
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
sto., and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOK CAB
MApI A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
aud boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson'f
psteut governor and governor valve.
The following engines, ETC., for sale:
Two steamboat engines, ISL inch bore OF
cylinder; 1--we feet stroke, and In good order.
'Ope steamboat shaft and crank; wrot Iron
one engine for hoist,ng freight; IKE. =.
one I0X20 saw mill engine, with shAn and
crank for muly or gang saw, seeond hand.
One now yXl2 engine; my own manufso'
Aiso. \ sec ,nd-ha stsve cutting ma.
,hine and jointer, and warehouse hosting
nsshine, In good order.
Ensinss and machinery Of al kinds bought
and sold ----,---.