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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
DECISIONS-JAS. 8.

Supreme Coart-CAambns-By Judge Lawrence
Underh sg Than u cases-Grsnd Hutier sebeshmo
granted Consgson ks1s..e: ag. Rabea-Asnor.nSsa Tas
MFG Co s ParafGrsned seward Agt Whitmsn
Notion granted In rel KneaMos g.nsA kossr .st =
granted De.nDg .s Graa-Memoadun a'rss,.d .st oss.e
Steam Nav Co-Moton granted eondponsy Mshes Ne9
Notion granted with 10 sosta Car
pen.sr sr grsned Win $40 costs smith 80 hex
Telfar sgl Loser-Motons granted Csrsney, he ~ hn@
Notion reference ranted -.
r., Judge Barret-Rarly agt, Chase Attaehneot raned
specaf Terrs-By Judge DasisIdss st al sg Wasse .a
defendant demurrer uh leave 70 pnhA' S
payment OF costa ~ -, Yo.,-
CommQu Pleds-Specaai Terribly Judge lev"
s.v,n age setted Repsab sL o'ae' '~o ~
sm..-Meou coqtinpe injunction granted "a n.uo,. n
(e1raI Tru--M Daily, c. j. kebspo aye ps.,.noe 80.
pelsn, ast Benson s"nea Seh
agt Webber.-Jodgmeut reversed =, -. tu..I;xuu.
Marine Court Chamb~s-By Judge Joschlmsen -
Chadwick sgt Koesnnr Motion er,ssed 100 s, a. Ian @
costs 70 the The event. LnV Ast Lyon noon
ss1trd With sIO The psnas 70 sooe voc ssee iarh
tssa, Ty,r at Me Notion granted TOT Fart Ill. With
aid coats 70 The plaintiff abide TIE event Smoa ss Wsnos-
49, b a. cost defendant 10 abide the and
18th bbery 10 rpe~ hzer Monon granted for Jas
$40 u the piauuh 10 abide the event
Bu,Ie, .st Mddessh asb Compsn-Aeuou 90 y grsos %
o thst the provided By lodge spaang
orsr and Is opposing this motion 10 "a hoars on he
Of The Undsrbll s NATURALIZATION granted VITA $40
Saafa
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAIL&
wPDyRSDkI Jlx. z.

WBDNkSDAI JAN z.
RuYops and Liverpool pef NE STEAMSHIP
Csabna Supplementary NAL for doab postage
letters printed Is closed ct the PosOnce Jlo -
Steamship sails from Cunsrd Does, Jersey CITY,
Ma for Bermuda By the steamship Petf, eioe AZ n
Steamship sails al D. from Pier No y X K
MAILS for iAyt, BY Vieksbur coss IL
THURsDAi JAN y
Mails for Europe Plymouth Chsurg and Hmbary b, ,snshS
Cubna close al Supplementary NAL for DOODLE poAss
ste and printed closed al the PosOhoe 81 lilo ~
steamship al from pier foot Of Thrst Heboten:
direct the steamship C of ss~ io eioee
~ Supplementary Mail for double postage st,ers and pnDie
mater n closed Al Post-Once 2:iO Steamship Da
at 3 o NJ. from Pier no. 8 n r. N,
M.s Toe Panama Anws Centrai American and sess Ps>
eeo pors per steamship Colon. eicse steAns
ship .ss at ~ n. from Per No AZ ~
FRIDAY JAN g.
Curseos and Porto Rico By We say
ship Coruth steamship sails al p m nos no
No IL North River. H..
Mai for HALIFAX H. 10 closed The Sex.YoIk Posotcs svesv
tsy o. .. N and goes VIA Boston =.
SATURDAY. JAN 10 -. -.
Mails for Ireland via Qasenstovu and Lvefpesl
the Oceanic close 1880 q No Supplementary Mall
Steamship sails 10 from White Star DoeA Pssoms sN
jersey City
Mails Tor gurope via Southampton and Bremen The esnsei
II VI. Supplementary Mail for eoah poss<xs
closed the PosDmce az l3o -
A Direct German aud Prussia Nal
FOR French Mail direct Brest sDo Hayre, By tie reamn
ST. Laurent 80 Steamship sails al III NJ nsm ne
No so K
bS Kew West by steamship Antopo eIcse -
Steamship sails At 0. H. from Pier No 20 East aiSef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Jane Gilmore and her daughter Elizabeth were
by Justice Demar Of Brooklyn on the charge OF
stealing regs and quantity Of clothing valued al $40
from No. 1873 stuyvesant-sVe
Francois Sages and Bartholomew Rossi, charged
with the French ship Augustine we're held Ye'ris By
Shields the action Of the French Consul s tns
port
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday,
before Justice Sherwood Della Jackson eood Of No OIL Boome
St charged stealing 90 Cstsenne h. Nod
Orz,n, charged with ttesing watch
and ehau valued S2 from Hudson Marsh Of No. po"Ts,
committed.
At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, before
Judge Rollins appearing for the
people Cbae, With stealing s2l5 Dec 90 from
the person of No 20 Chsrtons Broadway
between and sent 70 the State Prison Tor eaS
KNITTING for the Herman Sehoeu and Phtp
Vose cellar Of the ssesbre saloon Of
George Mel Of No 80 Ciintou Dec l6 and attempting 70
aI wine aeqted Hove Humme for the sccused Peas
Of guilty accepted in the following cases.; Adolp sseger
for attempting TO steal horse. cart, and harness worth
s345, on Dee. 3, from Henry Loeb OF No.
iO4 Firtsve was sent the state Prison
for years Oliver for stesing watch worth s7o on Nov
g. from William en OF No 1914 Pourihave was sent 70 the state
Prison Tneo for attempting 20 sss 40 ever,
coat $40 Dec TO- from John Crosby OF No
smith for attempting $35 worth Of uery on Dec from
Bridget 100 West ssss 70 the stat
Prison for James Peon for attempting 70 steal ~ on
Dec William H. Williams Of No. ZzO scisord
IT. Peniteusry for 2I yeAs Henry
Hsnlon attempting steal $40 Dec Is from sbe person OF
Thomas Of No go BAs Twenty otst va seat 70 tho
State Prison for ~ yesra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
A RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL.
EPIPHANY SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES

EPIPHANY SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
Inc celebration of the feast of the Epiphany
III the Protestant Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches yesterday net very impressive although
exercises were held In all OF these churches In OF
the k'man Catholic churches yesterday simple high
mass was celebrated and sermon was preached with
,he Epiphany high mass was celebrated by the
n' Df hartseil, assisted by the Rev. p. Loughran.
oeaeoo' aud the Rev. James westerman, sub-deacon
Ipe p'ocessish OF the blessed sacrament consisted of
torchbearers aooiytes, and girls dressed 10 white
The decorations remained the az on Christmas
day The music wa rendered by Mrs l.. Tradway
soprano; Miss ). karfunkei. eoDtralto; Karl Aves,
tenor and Mr. Lehman bssso with Frederick Davis as
organist The music consisted Of the :" Kvrie'
Gloria" "Credo" 4" Sanctus," and "Renedcf1.D n,
Gvunod's Cecilia Mass :" Agnus De-" and alto solo
WITH chorus from Rossinls mass. aud the onertory.
preached by the Rev. DR.. McSweeney Of Poagh.
keepsie, who compared the Epiphany at Beth
iehem 70 the Epiphany In the sacrament the
epiphany 70 the worida manifestation contrary TO tue
notons OF the world-carrying the Divine doctrines In
vessels very often OF earb and having her status among
va aesIised OF the world Ii the evening The vesper
service was held when the "Dxit Dominus, Conitbor,
~lAudate,' and "Magnifcat OF Mozsrts "VesperB de
Dom'nica were rendered, followed by the "Hallelfah
SSnorns sung bv 30 voices, and ''raDtuu ergo" by
Al st. AIMS High Mass was celebrated by Father
LAKE Al 81 Patricks by Father mcNamce. and tine
orcises IN the other Roman Catholic Churches were
The Rev c. W. Morrill, ofhcated at st. Adams Prot
stant Episcopal Church Monday evening at vespors
Inc HOY Communion administered yesterday
morning At q H. The Rev. Dr.. Ogeioy conducted tho
Fofstant Episcopal Churches the services pie
ASssspS services were heid last eyeDlns In tho
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The COURTS.
A GENERALS NAME TAKEN IN VA

GENERALS NAME TAKEN IN VAIN.
On Dec 81, 1873, John B. HOdgkins of No. rs
walst received telegram purportine TO be sent from
Marsello, Sicily, by Gen. George B Mcclellan. The fol
lowing is copy OF the pretended telegram:
MARsELLo. Sicily, Dec. So an indebted to James
Mackie OF NewYork for horse bought OF him. Have
informed him to send you bill. Please pay. IL will be
$3.50. Charge same 70 my account
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
eoop after the receipt Of this telegram young man
came TO the Office Of Mr. HodgkDs and presented bill
dated July 49, 1879 made 90 Geo B. Mcclellan. and
purportng be made 70 the credit OF James Mackle
for one bay horse, OF the value OF AcO MI
Hodgkins did not happen TO he IN his Office
and the man departd. Upon being IN
formed OF this occurrence, Nj. Hodgkins felt
rather suspicious the authenticity of the telegram
and hill and narrated the Of the demand
10 Bennett and Clapp, who made preparations
10 seize the suspec forger he should return. On
Jas stranger entered the once and presented Oh.
same bill Mr. Hodgkins then called III the oficers. and
they arrested the The prisoner then said that hls
name was John Frederick and that his arcompce who
nret presented the bill, war Damed BenJaIn Neuwbi
Ter After a long search the latter was arrested Oh
Ian 4 in bouor saloon In tue Eighth Ward Both the
pr,soners were arraiRned at tue TOmbs Police Court
yesteroay before Justice Bixby, and were committed
for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

doned property sent from the South Under she acs for
the seizure Of such property. Of Mr.. Diapers
subodaes seized in several Of the insurgen States,
quantity OF cotton claimed by Mr. Young, and II was
subsequently sold IN this city Mr.. ,ung brings
an action against the Government the value
OF the cotton the ground that the officers who seized
IL were not authorized TO 10 40. The case ia now on
trial in the United States Circuit Court before Judge
Shipman Ii In test case. and II WILL therefore, put
end TO great deal Of litigation relative TO cotton and
other property seized and sold during the Foster
Thompson and T. g. Buckley for the plaintiff. aud As
sistant United States District Attorneys Tremain and
Smith for the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

Church Of the Holy Communion, at Tweneesna p ana
sxth-aye The services were conducted by the Rev
ORA Lawrence and Muhienburgh. Addresses were maze
nv the Rev Or Thompson Rector OF Christ Church. ana
the Row DR. RiIey who is connected with missionary
work In Mexico The condition of the Churcn IN meoo
was reported to DO promising Dr. Riley 9avo az ihtS
esting account of his adventures while prosecuting hs
work in that country, and Of the obstacles when paa
been snrmOunted Tho usual annual coileet,on war
taken nm the amount to be divided between domcsuc
ana foreign missions The sum realized was understood
Ia have been between 5000 and 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:

following nomnat0ns 20 Tue btHatt tUuHy'
Joseph H. Chandler Collector Of Customs for the District Of
suneo Collector Customs for hantuket
Mssx Young be Appraiser Of Merchandise Savannah
ia John Collector Of Internal Revenue for the lid
Dst Vermont George Poster to be United States Marshal for
Vermont
Gsbn. Wharton Kentucky; Archibald Serng Tor Maryland
10 Pension NJ Prentss 81 Quincy, Ill I'd
wand Ferguson Milwaukee, Via H. PAsons Albany NJ Y;
srnnsp Touas Of Montpelier John L. BsTstow Burlington
Vi: Henry X Reed, at San Francisco Cal
sss,rs-Jams. Edmunds at Washington. c. l. Ham
Min AZ La Grange, Ga; Mira Jennie
Blb at Arisdepb.s Ara GuAve WAbe Cincinnati Ohio
To be Receiver Pubic Moneys Salt Lake City Giles b. Oyeon
To be ipd.n Agent at Sssat Bay Agency wshrgop Territory A.
Harrington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
FEDERAL PRACTICE.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. Judge Benedict preceding. the case Of ex-Bsnk
Examiner Calender. indicted for accepting brioe 10
the matter Of the Ocean National Bank was ssAn put
or and this time TILL AFTER the trislscf Baoni howsra
indeed for counterfeit match stS1npe
Byron FoI aud Lsander Fox OF No. 800 Cana 81 were
put @ for sending oSscese anu Rsa.S
shsr council peremptorily challenged every Juror who
wa momber Of tho Young Mon's Chrissisn AssScauon
The trial Of Howard's ease will begin toosy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE TEXAS ELECTIONS.
IT. STATE ELECTION LAW pEcLARED cNooN''i'o'

,ux sr.rw ErECTIoN LAW DEcLARED cNooNsii'o
TONAL-
Ausr,s. Texas, Jan. e.-The Supreme Court,
sovoraI days discussion on test case mas just
Sed that the law under which She iale senerai gree
tan was held is unconstitutional The following 'ne
section Of the new Constitution whcn 'ne or,
claim was violated by the Eiecuoh "'' VI WV
LEGISLATURE . .or,,v oa,cers
60 MIA or the county OF the several counties
an otherwise provided by law ana tne p os s IN, "a
encn four days from o'clock IN inc "o'"'"S VII
o.tclock In the evening OF each DAY
The Election act ordered the polls 70 be Kept open i0r
one day only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Senate, in Execu-
tive Session, day confirmed the following nOmina-
tions:
Caleb Cusbug Virginia be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Spain Daniel Sele recalled 81 BIS
l. Collector OF Internal Revenue d Dsnet
Of Vermont; Cbse r. Rets Postmaster al haslion, Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
P4SSEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOOI-Ia steamship oceaae, Jan o.Mn N
Hessy Frank Hssey. VIM. Cumming, Mn Cumming VI sss
Mills Mr. Bedel, W. Bradley apt g Asoas hsv
John Dohsrty H. Edwards, T. H. stanad H. r. "ns MI
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NINIAIIiRE ALMANAC.

7;24 $50 hooe n~s.-->- VIZ
oAv-An =.
s,od, HOOK SO Island 39 Hell 0A< rery~ lVb
Dsr-p. %
sapdy Hoos. Ills Cows Island ll5S Hell oss vsnrs i|a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

u
CLEARED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah, aarsy. Ferris Co.
Steamship Dominion, Walker Norfolk Old Dominion "eAesA
steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston, c. nssss
steamship MORO Castle Morton Havana wa P 0ya. CO
Steamship Bsnso Jones. Phep Do1as sss.
20 s,,,m,aip G.eu, Bears Bossoo. II. r. Dnoet.
BsrI a p ByIar (Br). DAVIS London. whisa,y : cH
(sor, sanoslssn Hail. Eng Tor 'se
ni s,. Scottish Pride Br s.cOmbe Msss n De w.xA c.
Bsrs Paroi uL Psro. Cork. fapssh or Pym'ssA sss's
No, I,ve u,, strueb Bristol. Bss kOrssa's sesA
Sns BSsa Queen b.l R.shps :, John B. C. ssn''ssa
s@sr Annie FRESHMAN Reed. Cage H.Ju, ke, B. wsssts
sesr RV.l puo.oO sesU S.,.no.
Sear 4. 4 BAKER. Marr, Ss.Ii.,eA.
Steamship oce.p,c tBr, Kdde Liverpool Dec a. ss< ossss
Ceioa. 81 s.s, Ss'" Dec H. md A''o' 's
''a Crescent cy Cus Jan viii - -
D, s.st % VIM P Clyde / 60.
steamship ,, sssas'et Ca s'e"''' "'~''s''
d pss..s ss. CIV r''
' sa.a%sSo T. KusS, Cheh.sr Geosso.D c. md Assan
drs M . %s.s saS : G.s.l.s RE j,as days ss
Bns Cornell. Geruds tDach ws'aA hon~'Ss' Ae' % ssS
sesr GAnsvs of xadsso-n O., ss.ss Cedar xss a
'' s.s, 20 o1. onun ,of P.nss, Crane wisd' r. IL
'' Ser LAS. Ssr Mec.a M.aa. River Vi. Long I'''a sss'
VIA ''''' "'~ scuoossas-avss AND ooAsrv.a
u,sbl.ad., Providence y.s Eaghsh, Provdeso~
s s.fss.. f,o'issse.. nsy Miner. ProTa..e.
Br..Os Pre,id.nee L 4 roLs. Prg,,assss
Dane. AM f Norm. Providence r. g. E,.cssS Prouas.s.
I.ss h rs.sd rs"''''' AZ w..issa Ss.!.ssss
dee y Brovn. Ee-H.'sa. OA EssA, ss.Hs,se
e.. an sss. s.H' S T rs s,:.s.
CANE CosL M,I.tss. Point g.sss.s hseA. Hsspe,,
Albert smith Newport ID wnn.as. ss.eer
NM. s'i ws;.i SS.'a sa jose: s.spss,
A. g. Hazard B..sI Ct Maggie, 0iesess<t
Cbaa ). Hazard. bridgeport
ANCHORED AT RIkERs i1AND.
Big Asry fipk Dyer, Mlbrdss, With lumber
SAILED.
hsseaae
Leo FOR ssysnIaA M,nassas fod Csssses. Oh Dossss ~
WiSD-ssa., n..h n 4, ,A..s fog
DOMESTIC PORTS.
so.ros Jaa 8-Arnved steamships Hses frea LverssI w.
. 'f Ts,. isS .sS S%s T. ssa.s Ds,s
frsn DeaesArA
orssSrovs BTas Csssd Lane steamship Psrssss WssS
from "a arrived here IS Seess A "o''ss go 30
ss.r On. es.. Tr.n.i..ss c, s. y. $500
L%s.rool jan 6rss Allan Lac ss.-h~ rsl,sssss. ssssss
'II J.s brSs .ss.s.sSs Wi.,ass.s City Il Rsvs.
hou Ssv.iel, .Inved here this mcfsIss -. .,s.- An.
Mar ns Uslo Hs,srae Arr,sa 90. nos ..sns.a e.H
shamrock. sesp. sysr.s,. n..:a.' n,ss,s -
k s:.1 -s "a Ts..asr Mo. sss ,is.. ssss.
c. ss s:, 10. .ss =; %rs: s i 20:
steamship Of the Gall Port Lac and Ne Assss hss rec
land. ssS arrived
PsslApuPn 6-Ibs .chr David Nichols arrived We -
Brss..ic. Ca s.nss 90 ss. toe s: ss s -
.s.s 'S is.% d: -i as -. . .:s. y:
the Gre, mate .sa sss..ri .ew do.s-d "As' '''''S ~
he'd Ssss s's Gays without e"d
Dee ~ L., 10 ~ loas 1870 10 w. ssip hesssssssAss sssA
''I p,s III Ss sS Sss 81 .sAS Il HsA.r, .s Ss.r~s ~
A''s'- lyss Ls.sss say Sssss ~ sssssaA Psssj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

He then said that there was some little trouble aDOut
the Portage Lake property but whatever he had done
would do had been done under the aivlce or eminent
counsel There u number OF suits pending to re-
cover money growing out Of the bond robbery, and 1t
would take a long while to have the claims brought be-
fore the and settled The bond losers wanted
dividend set aside for judgments which might be had
against the bark and they threatened TO enjoin him
against making any further dividend until their claims
were settled Mr.. Clinton asked what the expenses OF
the reoeiversp werei Mr. Davis replied THAT during
the past year, it only cost $1,000 which included
litigation
the Receiver honestly conducted the business OF his
Office. II so, at all right II not the controller
of the Currency "should remove him." Mr.. Clinton
offered resolution to appoint committee OF three 10
inquire into The ars Of the bank and ascertain IL tho
Receiver had done HIS duty but there being some oppo-
sitiOu the resolution withdrawal
The report OF the Committee was received and on APP
phcation OF tho members who composed II they were
discharged The meeting then adjourned without taking
further action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

GRssRAL skssIosssurHy EfasD, JWiian Psr1y FFsn.ia
Francis fnoas assault and battery william KENNEDY.
johnson Philip Riley John Kelly John RTss Janss sss>
burglary George Smith Thomas Harley Karel krsan Whss
Christian Alfred Lakart. grand larceny Carl Schultz William Care
sehsh William wstbs forgery Thomas Bae false prs'sD'ss n
Dish, assault and battery.
Cosxos APPyas-ALBAY Jan 6Tte calendar % the Con.
mission Appeals gill no. be taken uarl THURSDAY mofbhs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Cox Dem., N. ~ presented memo
rial Of the Executive Committee Of the German-Amer
con Mass Meeting, held ct New-YOrk on Nov. 81, on
behsf Of free Cuba. Referred
Mr. COX also introduced bill to prevent the payment
of moieties to informers. Referred
Mr. COBURN Hep, Ind introduced a bin for the
construction Of ship canals around the Falls Of Niagara
and ut the mouth Of the Mississippi River. Referred
Also to the Constitution relation 70 the
MT GARFIELD tkep.. Ohio) introduced bill to MI
In Board Of Re gents of the Smithsonian
instiu on fOllows: Asa Gray OF Massachusetts,, In
nnoe of Louis Agnssiz, deceased J. d. Dana OF Con-
necticrt IN place of Theodore d. Woolsey Alexander
stewart Of NewYork In place Of VIM. B. Astor; John
McIAne Of kewJersey and Peter Parker OF washington
Sity 70 he respponted. Referred.
DEsTITUTios IN THE SOUTH.
n, sYpHER QRep., La.) ssked leave 10 introduce
,o,pt resolution which he said approval of the
President.
The resolution was read. IL recites well autbep
t,csted reports specifically brought the capital by
p,.hou wilmer of louisiana show that IN certain oca
,tss ~ the sonth the people destitute and In o
anon Of staryston owing TO the failure of the crops
And II directs the Secretary Of War 10 Issue ratons
in vuch quantities may be required 70 alleviate the
immediate suffering Of the Inhabitants OF those destitute
Mr. WILLARD aep., w. moved % refer II 70 the Com
mttee on Education and Labor, With eavoeto report 81
any time. 30 orderc6 -,
virginia Legislature protesting against the passage Of
tho Supplementary Civil Rights BILL which vAs reed and
On motion Of Mr. LAMAR lDsm- AissA the Commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

SEIZURES DURING THE WAR
During the war Simeon Draper wss the
Cs,srumsnss AGENT fss selling esnnsests1 AaA abaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

Highlander. PresideRes-
surprse, Providence
Bsrtbs. Provideecs.
Brasos, Providence
10. Fell. Previdsaee-
Daniel Morris, Provideoee.
J.E. Hurst, Providence.
Loon, Providence
VIM. q. irsh, Providence.
6~s. y. Brown. hew-Hssea.
Ann AmshA. Ee~.Hayss.
Escort. Bridgeport
Game Coek. hillstsss Point
J. w. Hall. Boston
Albert smith. Newport
Ehsa Reeves, Bostoa-
Mantle, Norwich.
A. q. Hazard. B.ssI. Ct
Chsa n usssrd bridgeport.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-23
A SToRl WITH A Mora.

A STORY WITH A moral. Last Feb
ruaIy the steamer Glaucus Of this port
was damaged by fire at Central wharf,
Boston. She remained there until the latter
part Of May TO have her insurance adjusted,
and meantime her owners proposed to
have her repaired, but the prices of labor
IN Boston are so exorbitant under the
establishment Of eight hours as a days
work that they could not afford to have
the work done there. The men asked fifty
cents an hour for eight hours work a day,
and one dollar an hour for all work done
beyond that time. The estimate was that
at these prices it would cost $50, 900 for
the labor to repair the Glaucus in Boston.
and She was therefore sent to Whining
ton Del. where the price of labor BY
carpenters being but thirtytive cents an
hour, the labor came to $50 900, and thus
they saved s25 900 by the operation n
! Bulletin
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-23

from Benzie county, Michigan, comes
q pigeon story which beats all that have
been told before. either in Scripture or
out of it. The roost where the pigeons
congregate in such untold millions is
called "BetaGy River nesting" The tract
is about sixteen miles long and three wide.
Every bongh is occupied by q dozen nests
and a hundred birds, and from morning
till night the air whirr7 with ceaseless
wings going and coming. Between $50
and 400 men have been engaged for over
six weeks constantly killing and trapping
AS the Old birds leave OF are destroyed as
many Young ones take their place. There
are three regular flights dav-twe
tom, and one "hen-hight' AT early
dawn the male birds set ont tlvinr to the
east and north to seek q breakfast of seeds
and berries, ten, twenty, or fifty miles
away, and BIZ six or half-past six the sky
IS black with the departing birds An
hour Later NOT a bird i to be seen, but TO-
ward $ o'clock the squadrons return in
clouds. The shotgun and the net are the
principal weapons used by the hunter
The biggest catch of the wear has been
800 birds, though it il on record that one
trapper secured nearly 1900 at one strike.
This probably would have been exceeded
by 4 gentleman, a few days ago, when he
struck into fight so thick that the birds
raised nets, stakes and all, breaking the
meshes and flying off by hundreds some
idea of the extent OF the operations may
be formed when it is said that probab V n
thousand bushels each of salt and eorn
have been used in preparing the feed beds
this season. The New York State Sports
mems Association has taken 1000 or 40.
600 live birds from Frankfort, and other
companies as many OF more dead ones
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-23
A Summer Song.
BY FILA WHEEL ER,

Oh, but the languid summer,
1t dritteth away too soon;
Ny heart expands in the sunshine
Like flower that blows at noon:
Never breeze from the uplands,
Scarcely breath on the sea,
And the suns red RAYS set the skies ablazr--
Oh, these are the days for me!
Linger, 0 beautiful summer,
O summer Of love and light;
Bloom, breathe and blow, for a winter of snow
Is lurking just out of sight
Come closer, my own, my darling,
Let US live and love while we may,
For the gloom Of death and sorrows breath
Are coming to us one day,
The winds will blow from the upIand,,
The gray will cover the green,
the sun VIII set ard hearts will forget
When the shadows fall between.
Then come, my own, my darling,
I would live in the light of your eyes,
Till the winds blow cold and the summer grow.
old.
And love, like flower, dics!