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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

A interesting volume 20 perase these
long evenings j. a true history Of The
brooklyn Scandal, or Henry Wa,d
3eecher aud bis Aeeusers \ large book
aud it contains the gia OF the whole mat
Ter, which bas ho' beeu published iu rhe
newspapers. There ar Illustrations iu
the work pl all the leading character, iu
the great drsma, and biographical sketch
es % the same Egcr. body should by al
mean. have a copy Of this great WORT
90 receipt Of @3 to- s a. gowlgs, B84
81 titebburg, Mass. vii seud cop
post paid 10 aay address Ben Butlrs
Intrigue is ventilated IN the work
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

4 committee Of Boston Isdies are pre-.
pairing 60 have a grand fair W. that city
for tbe benefit 81 thc poor. Who are Ike.
~ 70 experience great sufiefinr ll.is win.
Ter IN consequence Of ile depression Of
The industrial interests Of the stafe
u is rather strange to read 81 railroads
blocked 40 With snow during sucA de-
iicious weather As We have lad lately,
Bat 'hat i the trouble Ia Ufah, AMI tie
kilograms intimate that winter mining
vii suffer la Consequence u me s.yerits
q tle weather
The Trial tflp 81 che uon.r0us urw et5-
siHs ga the peHHsg lyaHi4 railroad ssem.
70 have beea successful Ii carried 40
loaded coal ears from Trenton 10 Amboy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

IlBFBAtuY OF PHYSICIANS II hiss aIwhys been
aid that phyrciaus would dispaaEe any rene
d. however valuable which they d,d not uHRi-
nate themselves Thi- has been dirRprOved uy
heir liberal course tosards On J. G. AYEu
preparations. fhev have adopted them into
general nee 10 their practice, which shows 9
0llliugners TO couutenauce articles that have
Intrinsic merits which dorerye their attention,
fins dotr the learned profession great credit.
ud eieetaally CoulradCts the prevalent errou-
-uH- uutiuu that thcir upuriuOn 10 proprietary
remedies is bae d in their interest 10 Discard
rbfm. We have always bad confidence 10 The
lmorsb.o motives Of or medical men, 4 are
dad to ind II Bustaued by the hbctal selcom,
hey accord 90 rUeh remedies as AVER 81 Co...
uimitab remedies. even though they are no.
rd,i ed in The books, but are made Known to
me people through the newspapers New =.
e4us Delta |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

The most miserable beings IN the world are
hose suffering itUm Dyspepsia and Liver Com
liant More than seyrut, five p3r cent Of the
20 pie in the United states ate Rhicted with
here t~o diseases and their effect, such a- sour
.tomach, siek headache, haGtHsl cosiiyea"ss,
a IRE blood, heartbnru, waterbrash, gnawinR
tud burning pains st the pit o. the stomach,
'eliuw skin, totted tongue aud dtragrocablr
aste 10 the mouth, coming mp Of the told after
.sunR. low spirits &c. q to The dug store and
get u cent hottie, or a sample oOttle for Toe
~ it. q. q. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer Wood
tarv n. "A ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

Renue's Paiu.killng Mbgic Oh should
be kept 10 the hou.e by every family. TO
cure severe headache, roolbaehe. rhcutna.
'ism, sore throat, collie pains, spraiu,
burus, and ai such troubles. Use j.
freely. Sold by Wait 4 Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

- nqutstinnnbiy the hsst Sustained araSL
~ the Mud la the world"
HAhPER'S MAGAZINE,
IkLfSTHJTED.


The ever increasing q taulstioH Of this excel.
lent monthly pruyes Tia confined ada ton 90
popular drelTes aud urHds. Indeed. when We
tulnk mo boss many homes "a nehetrsle. ever
alyuth We must CaHslHtr ~ .. gua ~ the sdues
tors ne we'll - entertainers u n pubic MUD
TOR iis vsrg popularity has been Won 30 no sp.
a=sl 30 stupid preipdinos 81 depraTsd ts.tss
Boston Hiptf
ThH character which This Magazine possesses
r. VauttN. UBt-TPftsH afGEstIe syatth and liter.
as culture that bas b. o. pare vfh, IL II nsa Est
sd iAs lines sbpald ctHsf Ire conductors Go
regard with lusBhbie competency n ALEC
auuIss llrm Co. great ulasm 8pgu the pubic
graf t8de The Magazine has dgns good ana
Hut tv8 ~ the days ~ Its lilo - Br9gkgu Eaes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

JHTtTgu Of rheumatism, neuralgia lock
Jaw alsy.sprains, swelIings eaked bress ssoalds
,urns sAlt.rheum, ear.ache, c,upou the human
rame and Of strains, ppavin, gale, sc upon aui.
uas IT. one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. L. lie a counter.
rant au an healing pain relieyer CnppIe'
brow away their orutohes, the lame walk, pois
nous bites are rendered harmless and the
fouu od are healed without a scar. lie 90
humbuR. The recipe l- published around each
bottle. IL is selling az no article ever before
sold, and 1t sells beeau-e 1t does nst VIA It pre-
ends 10 do Those who nov suffer from Thcu.
matigm, pain or swelling deserve 10 rnaer u the,
vail net use Centhur Luumrut. More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable curcs, intending iro2s -
imbs, ch ouic-rheanatism, CONT, running to-
mpIs, &c, have been received. Wa aI send %
circular containing certificates, the recipe, 30.
graus 10 anf one reque-ting { Ons bottle OF
the yellow wrapper Centsur Ilnimcut 10 worth
Jne hundred doilar- Dr spgainei OF sweonled
torsos and mules, or ior screa-anTm 80 sheep
St1ca-oRHer- this liuimentis worth your atEen.
zion. So family should be- without Csttau,
Eminent. sid by all Druggists. 90 cents pei
bottle argo bottles. 81 90. }. z. Rgsa Go.
81 Broadway, hew York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

The haerd * Dr. Hiram Koan
taek place as fi, izfc residence. Wrdurs-
dsF a8enaaa. Nov Is.h. TEE oulg
ed. sIaas service 81 tae occasion consisted
af aH a.idress aaa reading at poem by
AasfH Z s.um5ass Ia u Woodstock,
aaa i* sHfltaaa6sf IL VIA. ile doctor.
fH address nss heaatiaJ. hne a
tita a8 mnie sasaas, aud aAs
e aeaan-#sra sHste asuaiY apa
tae ean % teea tat ldelgE 1fAiued
10 lte ssAeol q aaySfs.lg, hav.us been
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

HtsrnFsfEn.
a collection wlB be taken up next
0bsiA 10 ihe Congregational church iu
eha3lof iha sabbath SCHOOL Now Sing.
~ aud l.bufv Baua. are needed. Lei
m,ae Thanksgiving n0sftug to our
hu1rsl
Tha Claut BaAs 81 Dr. Browns, iu
ss1 York, Was a gfr5I sureos.. The
nor msls capital speech ia whiah he
seHeA fdu tHe oFHcrs were caught in
aasnh,lt ittFer with uno 90 G. & Owls
obs and grsIs sad that tHe clans were
i0t gu fae wiag oH EqaJuoy mountain.
be doctor is gruerIE original in his
marks 4"d always bits tAr marx.
Tie season ot fsstiyty aud jnlIily
1mueuees loaiHy. Wa hope lho turkeys
AZ ~ ASA dome 20 'nf" ana inst
iefe "'li 'a enough 'r'' Tor HE hungry
Pc. oir 4a'Aef I'l'ed to come To
me, owing I" iiio moonlight m2ils.
The winter term Of Burr aud Burton
smIuars commences next "wednesday
iia every prospect OF q 1911 ietm. The
'on. 81 Cue Seminary were nearly ap
iGafri q i'ie close "i last term
Euoash SHOW fell sunday night to
'she N@y good -'fiRhWR Ior Ihauk-.
s s.. Z 4
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-r f. s.-st... ur.as. ,.ua Ia. l..sr
aaa.rs.sa t.. .t.. a..,,ranf se ..a. efts.
.~#.rs rtrt. r..-F az s...-ausrs
-aa.... s.a.a ~ Ma. r.rut... fam Ia.
re eF tFe aE sfr sen.an.
@#H 0.F. O.. She's mnE We ttr'f Ihal
#r H farmer 80 fts tawa snd Ea"ps
eHs "era# mrn aaaat agriculture fHan
.Hasr eafs 'H' Iamaf eaHafF. aaa
rf Eafas Hf fa. @#aae ata aHe go Fsr'
s.saH'.F #haf iHE faf aGea. They
aHa1 nH#te = sa#r l#4#.rf Hhea aHf
waH f-Hm l..s HaH 80 'He ~tr1r be- uP far
f p. e#ea t'EauaH ffr mmgflr4 by the
Haferaar "e raHea, nrAi io bear lhefH
a.A " ''f'' 81" t.#"'as'"" eo""i}
A.Ha''r 3" 'Fa""F N's" i"ele is a"}
".i '' g. ''f "a' ''f 1f''f drove 'h
"a''af'.f h''''-h Invaders from hef soi'
~ 40 f. Mccall nsy improved lj. res-
iieaar Hs hHI'a.Hk p.aEzt Boo front aud
600 tHo sIdrs ot e.. Cfru. E Sheldon
has also improved rs premises very
waea ht tearing da@ % oId boi.d'pes and
rnpao"E others ) T. austin has inside
F. sefg se".ib.e Improvement in eniarR-
'.A i'' '4''''se "'"'' "''h "'''7 D''"'
FAwtEr.
As Deacon %. q Nelson. Of West
pau.ot, ua. dHgus toward south Graa.
wife ou Saturday. fbe IAN iHsf.. the pole
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Carrie, daughter OF Mr. aud Mr.
L. L. hon2hton OF TINS place, aud wife
81 ft"i' fh'''iPs 81 N''oraham has been
''''''''''' '.'" - u, '.'"' ',''''l 81 I'"s'
"''' '''"'''' '''e "'s' """" ~ '"'
.,r-.o. and ,,,onnn,abr. cnnln., o.
,,t.i,el ,oya,.l no, cl.i,J oh,o, IN. ut.
.l, i,,,,.,,t.,.i. .e... ,,.,.,.., ,... ,t,.l..l,
deyeloued most ALARMING and di.tres.iue
.y,optom. On Ss,urts, las. .he va.
taken IN fine Insane A,svlpp st wor,ss.
ter, an institution OF high reputc. in the
hope that she might be successfully treat
ed there.
Den IIpett Rlskal, has giveu -, tbf
aupe.iurepdeuee Of the Bnrdcn farm
what hi. plaa. fo,. tbe fntpre ara y,u,
correspondent is unable to state, but il
can safaiy be said that the church OF
which he Is a prominent member. aud
the town of which he is worthy and
much respected citizen, will be very re.
luctant TO consent to his removal from
among Us.
SUNDERLAND.
-Tbere was good s,ei.bin,, hero Mo,
day, with six inches of snow.
C W. Bradley has sold part Of HI.
farm, 80 acres and the buildings. 10 E. j
Bowen. for 81 800.
-Hraa,ov ms ., ooo rors ON, IN -,
maintain and ro,,octed n No dor;,oro.
At hi. mill
p..,,... ..... ...-.,..
Tina g,od trade i,doi,g from -,
urices a. which 10 i solIin', ,aoda i,
g,na article If e,,r warron,oJ no .o,,-
G,r sc M ia Ln,s i,a, ,ho ,a,,, ...,
ssyes deslor,s con,,is.ions
The IA, bo,,d so,a mo CoI ponu..
arrived h me Monday night. las, week
lle was taken to Massachusetts by expres.
boxed mp. aud on Sunday was taken on,
for hunt by lis new owner. but desert.
ed aud found his way back TO his old
home, Monday night. a distance nj eieht,
miles, the nearest way. The great mys
terry is how he could find the way.
lrg,s,x SPRINGS
m. f..,..... 49,. ,,,,t..--,. ~. g.
delivered by Rev. .Iosepb uooncr n,s,a,
Of the Church of Our Savior arc nrovin,
very instructive and we'll worth tho Al.
teulion Of an intellectual audience
There will he rwepty.fppr lectures IN all
ending April y0,b.
There have been several severe eases
of scarlet fever in This villa. n.
Samuel spcrmwav buriea tyo son, t.s,
week and Ina. two mara csIlJre, ,ov,
sick bat they are considered heller
..u. ,....,...
''''' "'u,' "'e'''an '''''ele" lee
'"i' op'" 'Fn'R''or' or way W"
pray ,'f sons a!'ef DEAN. at The Cath
'''' '''''''u SUNNY evening lh' chefe'
tcreAied
Moses y. Tfldcp and family left
t.,,.,. ~ .,.a..l NO.. . ~ t g.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
70 IT'S NATURAL VITALITY and COLOR

Advancing years, sickness care disapp0nt.
ment, aud hereditary pfodispohtion, all torn
he hair gray, ana either Of them incline il to
he'd.
AyER HAIR yiaaH by long and extensive
ace. have proven that Il stops tho falling ~ the
hair Immediately often renews the growth apd
dtwatH SURELY restores itr color whom faded oT
8fay. II stimulates the nutriiy6 organs 30
healthy acuvi =, and preserves both the hair
md ts beauty Thus bfAshy, weak or stOkly
hair becomes glossy, pliahle aud slrenRtheurd
iGst hair rcFroH- with lively expression falling
usir II checked aud Established. thin hair tblrb.
ems, aud faded 0I gray hair resume their org.
aal cpisI lB operation ~ sure aud barmisss.
t cures dandruf, hesls 81 hamars aud keeps
The rcalp cuUI, clean aud ~uft-gudcr which con.
shtI0nv. dlreasau NJ the scalp are imposstble.
A. q dressing tur ladies haiti ths Flg8H IL
praised fyf its grateful aad agreeable prrfntae
and valued for 1t G eoft ia@tta sad riehHpsa %,
tuns It imparts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

Tn re ID no pain which the Cen
taur Imminent will not relieve, no
swelling it will not snbdue, and no
lameuess which it will not cure
This is strong language, but il IL
true. It has produced moe oures
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HORSE BLANkErS
IL
H'''NSloN, ahAOsf'
aptu&frE YuK ntAfc uAtI
g,p,u.,gv sy,,.,,g ,.r.y,,,,
rants
Putty. Class. Var.
Cement, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc
aRusHrs nRooMs rrArurRprsrgEs
Car1 poao ra.;,o aaa ra,h T,ina
ofan aeseppttsns and Kind.
80,
a lot "' ne" " NEGOTIATIONS
Glassware aud wsi Pspor'
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NoErH HtNsfNggoS.

o.hsf dsTaas a4a aea follow tBe es-
ssaH.r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26
CLAPBOARDs, LATH AND BRIcB
The last but not tho least, have you seen
TIL T. LIG TORY
a YER'5 HAIR VlGOR,

ffpot call Al the rtore sbd view him At your
pleasure 20SI
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LkNt1tRgNI

Again Etuh's mantle Of white Is II
onf doors, whether 10 remain for a few
mouib- or lo leave rs for = few DAYS and
then greet as again We are not able 10
s.U
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
PASSENGERN ARRLYED.

PROM HAyANA-in steamship cty Of N10 Y.rk, N.rch 5-s
JoIlan wife T. Guar and wife l.. Guiisrt wife std chir,
Cutlrt wife child H. Stspcs, G. A. Etsin W. H. Arthur "a
wife snnessy janet g. g. D o. DoRner site ni srr,st
G. srsrs sod ~ie P.gges sni wife NJ. in,apce an tss
hns Grgo5yisus and dauSief hoS, Grham fogsg,
@. Gnllor g. OVeb, J. Forester A. Less.ii H. P5pv,
H. T. q. Howard Ms. a. II. Duncan. MIC *
Glover J. DAVIS n Cpnani NJ nsggy hrs y Ripley hr.
CHM two Iren and b. GsOliHz kreeabo,ossy
Jarrett W. D. cay Ayeabt Conner p. Benut q. Guam
De Ia Rosa, Ryas Il =. Case, Mrs ~ RniI A. Baaqs
Ahgoth J. ". Johe, and wife. G. Ch7oa ahi vile, Mic An,
I.ay ard wife Mis Roland. H stan L. Duchene La
suyer r. Dlpllu Be J. Deschsnps and wife Benedict Mar
din and daughter G. Vaugtee BTsg and vie W. CoaEa
28 Aimee Opera Boude Troupe
PROM LiyBRPOOL-Ia st1Hnshfp If1ho, March 5-hr Wos
Mr. ami Mrs ManuDg McGyre. Miss Roper Ma Crsiaga
NIL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
CIVIL NOTES.

The decision of Judge Pratt in the case of
Presmeyer agt The Commissioners Of Police aud Excso
OF Brooklyn sustaining the latter In revoking liquor
licenses where the law has been nfrnged has been ap
peaed 10 the General Term OF the Supreme Court by
Presmeyers counsel, James Eschwege
Judge Nelson Of the City Court, Brooklyn,
issued yesterday temporary injunction In the appoa
ton OF Demas Strong prevent the Board OF Directors
OF the Crosstown Railroad Company from Issuing
100000 addona" "stock, claiming that such an issue
would have the effect OF deprecatng the value tie
stock held by Mr. Strong and other Stockholders The
case will be argued next Tuesday.
John Il. Walsh libeled the steamboat John
Farron for supplies furnished TO her. and In decision
given Yesterday in the United States District Court
missing the libel, Judge Batchford lays down tho
lowing principles OF law: "As the libel alleges that tho
vessel was domestic vessel must be held that there
lien upon her by the ritime law for the sup
plies and none by the local laws OF New-YOrk." ID.
Mcmahon for the lbelant, and h ID. Benedict for the
claimant.
The Grand jury impaneled on Wednesday
IN the United States Circuit Court Brooklyn have ad
journed until next Tuesday. when they will be dis
charged for tho term subsequent to that time Judge
Benedict will hold court In NewYork The petit Jurors
III the United States District Court discharged yes
terday for the term. The argument which down
for yesterday for reduction OF bali the case OF
Supervisor Hswey has beea iude1nikpS ppstpaRed RY
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
consent Of counsel Mr. Tenpey says that the casss @
Sepborn and Hunter will not be tried unti iut
ahsr inat ractions are received from Washington
DECISIONS-MARCU S.

y,,,r,or Court-Speciol Tem-By Judge Curtis
Adam. act Hansen BOPs Heal Bank agt W'dc Fm' ag'
h9"p & Vo vorvau Bursn sgt Judgment for p,ahf
accounting ordered
McAIter sgt McAlser Terwilger gt Tsrsi1Se T
soosrnei dyo, T1ss ss Paso as :. M az" Green
The question payment and acceptance must be 'Hel sPp"
h. ls AIT Motion to confirm is
Med back Or further proof Bhngs hs~ ha
ger-Moton for almony, &c, deaed
BY JUDGE L.emoro The Mayor Sc Mathew 'gs
sas % % s1s oppn at Same Crow act Brown ist
same, Power. Samei Morton sgt Same "'yusf ~ ,
i ,St Same Ptfea;rcs sqt same; ss sg ssme
Skinner AIT same; lsL SAmeJudsment for pnA' demurrer"
oycrruIed.
Sapreme Cour,-Chambers-By Judge Donohne:-
Mutual Life Insurance Martin smith st smiths hdy
att Bocbm Pnning sg Fann1s sa;s .g G,i' & pS Va.
housing Company BJne sgt The Underground Railway
s,ent Never act denied SO Davis sgt
Poso s %r , %o q The 12TfSs Hs , % sGs
the matter &C. application Of FrdwayMouon granted Van ia''
sgt Van Iss,e White as. Merriam. Granted
U A. Supreme Cout-WAsHINGTON. March 81
BesI ssw11 1 Me11 E sos.; Com
wso" Ms sS &c cmn to the
Jaca MsssahuseThi' .eon BY the Florence
recover alleged due from them BY reyon Of
sSSs&ns p1oVSq %ifs Tor reduction ns
?, the Other eSmDaos 'H u f e state motion va. made
remove Cren Court Of The United ss The Grover
& e s s9. 'S S. The be Ga s s.s Of ss
corporation, Of the same State with the plaintiff
where the sni brought, removal was not
authorized ard the td proceeded. aod resulted IL hyo
Florence Company The question presented ws whether tne
Court rght IL this OF question OF removal Jasuse
Cr delivered opinion Court considerable length an
ing the iugment the sad Either the non
nonresident deendsnt remove the cause unf
the purpose provided All the plaintiffs all the Defendants
on IN the petition al the parties ptonng non residents as
Judiciary act but It great mstske 10 s"ppe
by when OF ihe
plaintiffs peo1rg defendants are ne
State in which p,ung tue destitute OF a shgnsge
which properly construed 10 confer such gbt ue W
plaintiffs M the defendants nonresident and JON " tue pe0n
D.,entug, Justices MlleE and Braieg
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
THE CUALLIS LIBEL CASE.

The trial OF Victoria c. Woodruff, Tennie
c. Cafiin and Col. James Blood continued in the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday, before Judge
sutherland and jury. The last juror sworn In
about y. IN. The Jurymen
Keeie :. O'Keefe Of No. $50 Third-ave
william Campbell Of No. ll2 FrauklIn-st.
John II. Hlndey OF No. 81 West Forty -hfthst.
Christopher Heiser OF No. 20 West Tweniy-thirdst.
Edgar =. Hill OF No. IS East Twenty-frsi-st
James A. Smith OF No. go East Thirty y-hfth-st
Col. W. G. Church OF No. East Ftteenth-st
Thomas Croly OF No. 2il East Seventy seventh-st
Louis keiser of No. 233 Houston-st.
Adolpb Loeb Of No $50 East seventy-fourthst
James l.. Plimptou or NJ. 80 Stuyvesant-pace
Robert y. Martin OF No. l3G Worth-st.
Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Rollins, In his opening
remarks for prosecution referred TO the fact that
such cases as this seldom brought before that
Court and that the defense would be allowed prove
the truth OF the alleged libel and to justify it, The first
witness called was John Wood, who testified that he
had printed several numbers OF WoOdhuW Clafin's
Wreklv and that Col Blood had paid him for his
vices
WIN. De Nyse testified that he u stereotyper,
doing business No I3 Frankforts and that lie had
stereotyped one number Of Woodruff Ciafns Weekly
at the request OF John Wood he had seen the three
defendants at his place OF business while he doing
the work they went there TO hurry up the forms he
thought the forms were sent to the pressrooms Of
Of the preceding witness and In business
with his father He said he had never the defend
ante except court and directly aorward that
Col Blood had paid him for stereotypng the forms in
at No IL Frankfort. St. stated that Col Blood had en-
ployed him to print the paper; he had printed one
bearing the date the containing the belous
article he could not tell who paid the bill as his book
keeper had collected IL. John e. williamson, Mr.
Smiths bookkeeper at the time OF the publication Of the
article was the next witness He collected the bill for
After had adjourned Mr.. Brooke, counsel for
the defense requested that the bail be reduced to $500
would feel justified In reducing the amount, but
would re nder his decision this morning
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
BAEZ RELEASED.

The ex-President of SantO Domingo, Buena-
ventura Baes. released yesterday. upon order
which made by Judge Pratt, in the Brooklyn
branch OF the Supreme Court, yacatng the order Of
arrest granted upon the application OF Davis Hatch 10
suit for false imprisonment. Immediately after the
original order had been vacated another application for
order OF arrest made to Judge Pratt, upon the
petition OF Julius NJ Columbani Of No. las Rsade-st,
New-York, through his counsel, Samuel II. Randall.
Coumbani alleges, among other thines that by reason
acts in the year 1870 the complainant deprived OF
his liberty for about i've days prevented from attend
ing TO his necessary affairs and business his health
affected, and his commercial credit and reputation seri
ousy impaired and for his great trouble loss OF time
expenditure OF money, moon veniences, and mental
distress he claims 100000 The application refused.
lie says that he will apply TO another Judge for order
OF arrest
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
AN ITALIAN BARK WRECKED.

The officers and crew of the Italian bark
Maria Beneyenuto which wrecked On the coast
near gat Inlet New-Jersey, on Wednesday, ar
rived in this city yesterday noon They are nearly al
Italians and only .: them can speak the English
language integibly All were in ptiable condition,
having lost every thing except the rough suits in which
they had hastily clothed themselves when about to
leave the wreck In conversation with several Of the
crew yesterday TRIBUNE reporter learned the partic
ulars OF the wreck. The Maria BenevenutO, Capt Du
rante sailed rom Cagiiari on Jan. 8. she was con-
signed 10 Messrs S0cOvich Co. of No. 100 Pearst, In
tbs cty ana hau large cargo OF salt Though she
couhteteu some heavy weather on the passage she
Thought 10 De making all excellent voyage and
expected IN NeW.IOfk on or about March L. On the
morning OF that day she was envelOped in dense
was lmposslOe 10 nx her exact Position and ii Is
missed that some error was made reckoning which
nAed her location. IL was ABOUT 4 O'clock a M when
0A So-ia ie sudden shock. She had struck the
Dedch neavy sea was running which Threatened
every moment 10 sweep over her decks and
~ was apparent that she must be abandoned
There were ID men ON the wreck The boats were
lauuched as quickly as circumstances would hermit A
tremendous SURF was breaking the and the ONLY
open TO them to put 10 sea They dId 40 ana
aud taken board OF the schooner f. B Wheaon from
NewYOrk southward bound They had been i'm the boat
nearly nine hours and all half and drenched
10 the skin They kindly received on hoard of the
schooner aud Nided for well
would permit. few hours later the pot-boat Moses
ii. Grnne sighted, aud the shlpwrecked were
Transferred. BY the Grinnoll they brought 10
Staten Island aud arrived ia the city yesterday. The
Maria Benevenuto was built iu ls aud was registered