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.parsan Gronnloa tells d good story
of Al Ill l'fsah, tsr'al, bachelor preach.
cr known a,mest AZ 4 nnma.l.ha,er nn-
I'll llc VAS nearly dfty years old. when
hs married Md settled somewhere
ainal.g The mountains ot North euro.
Ina. The larson fats; Our bachelor
friulll Ma. preaching on tho sinner =
excuses. i have bought y piece Il
ground, anl nah Il No anlsee il, sail
one. Hero ia want IL inclination ii
atlenl 70 divine things. said tile
preacher. Another said. i have
bought five ,nko Il oxen, md must
needs g. All prove them. lhis
secihs case IL neerts,y. A third
said. i have married a Wifa. nnl thcis-
fore canhtt conte, lisre Ii easo
Iof natural hnrori'tili,y. frem Which
W nm, infer, continued olr bachelor
preacher, 't'lal ono woman will ,ul \
man further frsm .le ..sfi ,tan ten
stssrs =
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II NV tn..s nnt tha, un meal
a,erl't ,nalp lF,in after tll and The
ihilads rtsia eli..l- vhs laid In dozen
barrels hpi.ee II winter nsc will be d.
most nlnd enough 10 gise Il Il tho poor.
-~lietrail Free Pf,..
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Tho mud,leri kind il woman II ont
who srcnds half hour in arranging hci
,oile, hefore descending ~ thu parlor ~
tho arrival " i visilor.--who rruyes |.
b ! hook agent.
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Mark Twain, few mouths after hjs
nrst bnby was hrrn was holding Il
on his knee. Its
wife said. Now euufrss samuel,
TINT yau love tho clil,. = "A cant do
that, replied the humerst. .bnt IN,
willing y nduit tia. respect tho lit.
tie thing sur il, fathers rnko. -
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cure e,srt aiseafr 49, ,l,ss he ~ re-.
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that i will t.ue tho blood aud sys,cm
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Legs or other parts. aud oil Scrofulous
Diseases ~ tho Bones, ns White Swell.
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Scrufuou. disease.
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u tie rharlat, III ~ Alainlsitatisa
= The ramrertd rsut aron wl,tiu
Graut bestowed irving aud exceed
ingly fat mlnls,ian u Inspect" Am
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tho rerll--a rlcthosie snernre ~ con.
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Newman. Tie seizure shows that j /.
\. !. even n \ mcrs thrifty turn than
tho public had sell or course
the administration will not liz. It's .,ir-
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50 small laa'icr as violating tLe rev.
cnue laws of ths country. The Adj
ministratiar has none too much religion
at best, and |. won't do to la those
Custom House rarans IN New York
treat Grant ! moral rnrvc,.r with I'M
runity, Watch tho dispatches -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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,auk walk through tho ccmctsr,
yesterday, and have brca In . ltowr
study ever aimee. cn-hman'a tou,h,
stone stands NJ there d foot above al
tho rcst. aud on ID read
"l.'i II mr,t lin III heaven.
lun't know whu ordered that opi.
tarh. Lnt uscd IL 1.-Two besids Cusl.
man Manr'a tie time kclt him
from pounding lis vito wl.n Lc uss
drsak, aai | went bail Tor i'm whc,
he stole 'iare aai VA N. ard was II,
the jury when i9er teri him IL states
l'f,san ior s'saiias hay. l!e w.s ki.lel
II s4loun iuw aul II | es.r 'ncc,
him In heaven shall ssk lin wlrtl,-
er he climua pvar ,ae wall or luanl.
unt,rr II.
pasils4u la. "a very nice leadviune,
with pair u rla..r.l hands 81 it, Nil
ill.fe wtlt.s;
s. To- p'rp far ear'l,.
''.nt Il h. ht4paly g.st"
vas ntul a'le t.l III reallirg ,he~c
llies but | ep4l'la'. help but wonder
Il IL lrl f.,su,Fl setting fro ~ the
tailrasl tts,ir. ~ stealing 4 carpet
frnh th. H. y Church; md nf several
other litt'r matters which caused Lin
u mako the acquaintance ef tie jailnr.
Is il pos.ihlu tha, he Ii ''too pure f.r
earth. Int know men who viii bet
ten dollars on il.
Thatclisf la. monument with A
am'' on top. and III, loving wife has
put on the sot,ls
! sl,all mel Him M there.
] don. know what they put the lnmL
on for Lambs don't carry tho dispo.
altlan which Thatcher did, could
caser that monument with chalk marks
II | should commence to romembcr the
times ! haso soon him como home,
throw his wife out II doors. and play
sms.h with tho furniture. Wasn't /
rres.n. when hc biz billy Mardcn's loi.
ear III IN fight? Msn't | aruubd
when he gaugod Jack sprays righ,
eye out! And now his widow II trying
10 lise - that she may meet him up
there. ! II she should louk around ansl
fail 80 sco hls beloved rhis ii that re-
gion oi eternal bliss, she needn't .l,ink
strange q il,
rstersons stone hold me a grsa,
while, |. is 4 costly Italian marble,
with ~ urn ~ shu top, 4 hand with
the ilngera pointing upwards. aud II
bears the words:
"0onc hrfarc--hligh.ed hy carih's wicked
W. shall ga'lcf With him On the olhrf
shore.
| remember whom hs WAS lighted.
though : long time ago. lie under.
took 80 lick fellow who woulin yutc
his ticket. And ho WAS Knocked over 4
chair and Ind his skull fractured Tue
coroncr sail |. Ma the worst blight IL
had seen In six months, | don't know
but his numerous family will .gashsr
with him On tho ether sils," but I
have my doubts lfthsy should eees
sce him again, " II they think the,
viii, know 81 several grocsrs and
butchers who will give 'em ton psr osnt
70 collect oil accounts " twelve years
standing.
| found Deacon Warmers tombstone
also. Il hears \ stern, solemn lo,k,
Just n 10 uscd 70. and Il says:
Heavens gates shall open 10 III who nrc
hkc hIul.
Perhaps they viii. Whether they
10 Or not shall always remember ho~
hs soli me ! Llind hotro whom I '.i
sofs syss; how 10 raised Tie house r.at
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. APRIL 10.

rHURsDAl APRIL l6
Plymouth Cherbolg Hamburg bv steamship
iosas 80 Supplementary hai IS closed a. the
Post0fe 81 ll5 Steamship sails at o. & from pier foot OF
Third-st Hoboken
Havana and Nassau, steamship CITY OF Hsysn close
Al Supplementary Mail closed al the PostOee 2:s0
D. m Steamship sails at 3 D. IN. from Pier No N K
Bermuda. BY the steamship Gamma close az
FRIDAY. APRIL IL.
Newfogndans close the Neuio Post0hce day
at .. m. via HALIFAX.
Mail for HALIFAX N closed the NewYork POST Once ever
isJ at y ?, N. and goes via Boston
SATURDAY. APRIL 19
Mails Great Britain AMI Ireland via Queenstown and Liverpool
M. .eapship Baltic close a No Supplementary Mall
steamship sails m, from White Star Dock PsTOna Ferry,
Jersey City. , .,,
Mail, for via Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Rhen ~ N Supplementary Mail closed az she Post
once STEAMSHIP from the foot VI Third
st.. Hoboken.
Direct tjermsn Prusian closed Mail nv this line
Aspnwa and Panama By the steamship City Of Guatemala
close 10 No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails a. IL NJ
fromP Pier No. AZ North River. .
sssm,hip ,a at D. IN from OF fourthst Hoboken.
Mails steamship CITY san Anonis, close At
o IN steamship sails at 8 D m. from Pier No ~ T. X
SUNDAY. APRIL 10.
All Mails close atlI O'Clock The tv0hce hon
u. to u
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pAssENGERS SATLED.

Ms. A Lea Ms NJ Lea Miss Marion Lea M and MS NJ b',
Ms, NJ p White Miss f. g. white y ~ bfo.n a. ~ Ks Y r.
I Ia. Wat ar Donnegl Mr. aud Mrs JOHN Ih9n m,dsms
NJ "a Wr q Boutwell, Miss Prince snd children Mss D.
Boswell MissMA NJ Owen W Il r SAM, w,sr B.rrS NJ "a
VA so apIesce Mr. VIM g. lensbs Nh Herr B'Sosd az
tier Mr. a. r. Manjer Mr. J. Gardner MT Inos. q pa,, ~,
% I'D MADAME Inc kef aud companion, MADAME
Ihl A'I qs.s s" NJ r. y Modst Mr. e. w roph'm 400
Mra q. NJ wehtsad, Mr. FREQ "eMy" R,dies.
MahSi Pratt Rev Oven Henry Morris j ySsD M NJ .d
Rsx N q Cssyal Wife infant, aud chli e. - 'nnSeL
Nv + IIrywsI Mr. and Mrs e A. Jones, Mrs Robert nonss,
Me- Latte Buffet Mr. and Mn Alexander chlHr.n aaa T.
KaIpeanen Ics WIN Hunter Rev u W.teTesry W. ShSTo
~ ;..ss Wco.b Miss Forbuh Dudley Mr. AMI Mrs Cnsns
McKenny Mr and G. Tiffany infant aad Parsei 1y,s s
Mr.. Loebary e. H. Dallas w. TumbD Mr. and MS IL =. - me-
~ a.. M n m Dupea Mrs Iieat a. Browne m
"a, an n,.n NJ Henery NJ Groe George Chspep Nian IL
NJ H. Mssardier j. Dumas Capt 3D. stephens James no v
Miss scal, Miss Lesl
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BUNDY Rep., Ohio), from the Committee
on Mileage reported bill to abolish mileage TO mem
bors Of Congress and providing that they shall be paid
their actual travelling expenses to and from Washington
once each session. He demanded the previous question:
which not seconded-69 TO I'll. -,
Mr.. MAYNARD tRep. Tenn.) moved to recommit the
bill -, - =,
Mr. YOUNG Dem. Ga) moved to lay the bill on the
table.
The House refused to lay the bill on the tabe-Ysas'
ca; Nays, l69.
Mr. BUNDY again moved the previous question ana
1t seconded The motion 10 recofnnlt was feJecteu
The bill was then passed-Yeas 1856 Nays, 40.
The House then, at l45 o'clock, went into C0mmitte
OF the Whole, Mr.. WoOdford (Rep N ~ IN no CDar,
upon the Legislative Executive. aud judicial Appro
priatiOn bill.
Mr.. MELLIsH rep. N; " presented the RESOLUTIONS
OF the Union League Club OF The City Of New YORK. ds
approving of action of Congress which snail enu 70
initiate the currency OF the United States and indorsg
Gov. D1Xs message. Referred to tho COMMITTEES, On
Banking and Currency, and ordered 10 DC Prihteu III
The Record. 80, ..,...
Mr. cox Dem, n W offered resolution recting
the architectural defects existing In the new State Dc
partment building and providing for Board OF three
architects examine It, Referred to the committee Oh
Public Buildings and GroueuS ,,-.,.. -, ,ho
There was "a good deal OF the usual discussion over to
salaries of employees of the House, of which were
increased and some reduced The item or $4,000 Tor
folding documents was reduced to *25Ooo ane the nun
Der folders limited to 90 Only two pages Oh tho Dill
were gone through. ,,,
journed.
THE PASSAGE OF THE SENATE FINANCE BILL"
The following is the vote the Senate Finance Dill
passed by the House yesterday Republicans In roman,
Democrats in Italics and Liberal Republicans in small
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvAsSAH-In ne ,kamsAip ystato. April l5-L
B. Wright sgtA Richards Cohen M JACK and wife T. Cool
Mis-. Ames Mr. O. Thomas Mira James Cayler Thomas
and wife, Miu Carrie Jones Miss Alice A. Woods Hscfet
j. II Thomas Mavhiu Mr.. H,Ien, Mis- Parrish Mrs H.
Nichols and child. D. Corkry II. wiets A. Merrill, Mrs
Cherry, W. H. Gregg se and :Sn Habit y G. Marion Mr.;
r. NJ. Ness A. v Canes. Capt Wheeler 4; smith, smith,
O. Urmy Dr. Uhlein wife and daughter p Shore T. jerks
Ar Morris and children II. Henry, H. Mayer A. sloggn Miss
shawck L. sweetser aud wife, b IT, Goltov,k NJ H. Reynolds
L. Coumbo H. b. Fleming wife and child r. w. Moore HAWKINS
J. r. Curtis Hubbard and daughter, G. Monroe and wife, g.
Richards. MeCon r. Pedmzn J. N. Ridley p. Sloan
Wright W. wife. Mrs MoGure
W. Harrington Bdv Bell Powers, r. Cochran, j. Conn, H.
Norrs Capt Toxn-nd and 40 Teerage
PROM 1IVERP0OL-In steamship Balns April 15.-Stewat
Bridges Richard Bell the Hon Mrs g. r. Johnson infant nurse
Hodgskin. the Hop O. Randall Johnson Pred CALDWELL H.
B. and wife X Morse, Madame Num- Ma A. P,alo Miss
A. Psuin Mrs Puyn Mis- Mary Pruyn, Miss Nellie Pruyn
Eusiee Beyan Mn Bsv,a stln'oo T. T. Lilly Geo Gran.
Cotton D. Watts w. Jordan. Gueoyne Bsvan, Bruu RsL
lozg Damure Peldhouse, Mr.. Duncan, Mr. Charo
Elsard j. Dumas Arthur PAYNE. J. Hastings Otway
John Sutherland b. Paun Turre Mrs c. J. Turel and infant
Master H. c. Turrel Mr. aud Mrs Fred. Green, " Marie Mr.. "
ID Na Joseph Allison W. G. Comerfori Mr. and Mira @. p
colt Banks Mrs Banks and williamson Mr. and MIRA
agsn Benuitu Mrs. r. c. Williams
Ian Williams Mr. and M Everett PFsIar infant and
W FrsI Mr. Day Mr. and Mrl orrs Chas Bowman H. NJ
PROM LIygRPooL-Ta s,am,Ap ParfAsa April l5-Mn B.
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WEDNESDAY, April TSP. n.

The currency -makers are extremely shrewd men,
or else they are building wiser than they know
for in the two bills, one now before inc rresuene
and the other before the Senate they nave coh'red
system of paper issues that seems TO give perfect
SATISFACTION to even the extremists Of both parties.
tbe onponents as well as the advocates Of currency
imitation. the one declaring it to be q device by
which contraction expands, and the other by which
expansion contracts. II this result designed the
designers deserve the highest award-say leather
medal for their invention. II 1t is
mere coincidence it is more extraordinary than tho
one referred to by the elder Mr. Weller at the tme
the voters were upset in that very place thas
had been previously mentioned as the possible
scene Of Just such catastrophe. Surely the Seun-
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3, ,r,ortap, facts of which the gentleman pro-

REGARD 10
fesses to speak 81. .....oot ray,awed
tho Testimony taken by tho Committee an reehtu W
iisiapa the election OF Senators by two Legislature
~ That State, and the action of tho Commttee. ho
yronId have preferred that the whole Louisiana ma'M
should have been inquired into, and report OF 'ne
Committee made upon the whole supyec.' AZ,
Kellogg was not the legal Governor OF tno
state Pinchback had right TO seat In tnis
III must be shown that the Legislature electhg finc
back was the legal one before his credentials cou1 nave
the least efficiency He referred to the reeogn.on VI
the Kellogg government by the House OF kepresen.a
ves and said that action was not binding on the sen
ate The President was compelled TO recognize SONG
government in Louisiana, but only for the purpose u
Sreyenng violence: and that recognition had nothing
whatey yer TO do with the validity OF the government
Before concluding his argument at 430, he yielded TOT
motion for an Executive session. which was agreed To-
The senate then vent into Executive session. ana ater
few minutes the doors were reopened anu inc oenao
adj
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pECIslONs-APRIL is.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Lawrence
W. .s Whtnore Getty sgt Dvln Mechanics and Iraosn
ssyus. Bani ssI Lynchenos Langley as
ton grsnrf langley sgt Dsua-peulel, va" @i"'''
sgt Ioburn stansy sgt- selson-Grahles-
SUPERIOR Court-Specidl Ierm-By Judge Freedman,
-iisssaan at, Ebels HeSReferenees ordered
- rs and Harlem r. Co.; suiveI sgt hey-mouo1s
dsse With $40 Cohen nzt shasr denei WIZ w
80. "a ,bIe lie event Pierce al sg Broun ct a-hoHon
a,.seg Si,hoYt ros Merritt sgt Mertt-see nmoran1nm
Bv Judge Van vofslYaD sgt Co-finaings oil e' %"
p sssS"Piily.ah azt OGrsdy e, sJutgment for
B aSe Surti1~Townsasad ss HasiePodngs fled (see
opnoBl --.
Common Pleas-Speciqt 1rm.By Judge Larrelioie'
Tbe Andes Ius Co. agt Loebes --Casetsctiled
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT BUSINESS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT BUSINESS.
The following Circuit Court order was issued
yesterday:
The Equity calendar will be heard by Judge Batch.
ford, in the District Court Monday April 90 at
IL a. IN.
The jury calendar will be adjourned from Friday April
II, until Monday, May H. and the for Jury trials
will then be held by Judge shipman
The calendar reviews IN bankruptcy and appeals in
equity cases VIII be heard by Mr. Justice Hunt az No a
Chambers-s on Tuesday, Mar L. at IL a. Ia II tbers
shall be time after that Is disposed Of he will hear the
calendar OF appeals In Admiralty. He VIII probably at
only one week
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rur GREATEsT NEWsPAPER IN THE MORIn
srccEssFuL SUIT TO RECOVER BROKERAGE.

James Dennis recovered a verdict against
Oliver Charlek and another IN the Supreme Court Cir
cult Part Ill. yesterday. The suit was brought to
recover s. 800 commission broker for sale Of certain
property at Thirtieths and East River owned by Mr.
Charck and Mr.. Waterbury. Plaintiff procured as
dealer Mr. Van Name President Of the Market Savings
Bank, and terms satisfactory 10 Mr.. Chariiek were
agreed on the price being fxed at 100000 This how
ever was not satisfactory TO Mr. Waterbury, aud the
matter nuay got the hands OF Conkling the fug-
tive cashier who appeared agent fo several persons
desiring 10 purchase There was some arrangement
about building "a market the property but the bill
fell through and did the contract but paintH In
sisted he entitled to per cent commission. The
Try found for the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16

Tiffany & Co. have just lost suit in the
Court OF Common Pleas, before Judge LIrremore and q
Jury which brought to clock sold by them
for 500 VIM r. Ma rD, In December 1870. tn buying
IL Martin asked the salesman for travelling clock 10
during the following Summer and had IL sent 10
his residence No. 10 West Thirty hftbs He refused 10
pay IT, saying did not turn out represented aud
kept NO tune The Jury found In defepdalts favor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Hermann Wistner, a German sailor, was CHARGED
in the Tomb Police YESTERDAY Ii
be was lodging Genna Hotel No. 81 Bowery mi Sbo,
amer went away taxing with hin clothing valued slS oneibg "a
Jacob Supenbor odge also quantity Of clothing valued Al
property Jacob Wilson, ami soe bottles Of wine b.niet
carriage rug altogether the value OF Sl2O property of ne
pretor John orn lie committed tnA default Of So OOO
bail
Justice Welsh held for trial 70 change Of
stealing S5 from Ptrgei Of OhVeIs and Bosefy
Conroy default Of $500 bail charged win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16
CIVIL NOTES.

Harry w. Genet has had another attachment
issued against his property the suit OF Charles j.
Gills and Stephen j. Geoghegan for debt OF 992 81
An injunction order was made yesterday at
the salt Of Daniel W. Talcott and Charles j. Ketchum
against The New-York Cotton Exchange restraining
them from disbursng paying any OF the money now
in their possession subject to their order received 10y
them the proceeds OF the sale.of the rights
OF membership Of Samuel NJ. Weeks, until the final udg
ment OF the Court.
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NOT VOTING.
Hetelfon IN. ~. ORffel
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The Senate in ex-
ecutive session today confirmed the following nomina
tons;
James Cor.nce Postmaster Of Cupepper Va ewelyn Davis
Public Moneys, lonton Mo- Jno H. Hall and jas NJ
Amber Assistant sueons the Passed Assistant Engineer
Albert Aston Chief Engineer in the Navy Cadet Engineers L.
Wooster H. r. Ceaver JBo Barton, and Robert e. Denig to
be Assistant Engineers In the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16

..u p.,,., Prapt Libby John C. Doasan, Mr. and Mrs
Hbs1t Msson Mr. and mrs D. Moore, M" Mss.ea Ea, aa'
Renne Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Sargent snd maid hr rot,sr NV M
NJ scie Cba Hammersey, Mr. and Mrs. D. osA s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16

dealing number vsuef SD rom .ne
shop waron G Of No 4S0 Ba ou,tonst Inc ps1nf
adwitted his gull. Henry pocket was n'
10 default Of $500 bail charged with picking the pocket
Brsyne OF No Cogeplscs Of 30 cents while rang on
and SIEVE th.aya