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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHnEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED ny TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHrTEsToHE TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Bothnla (Dn. Moodie. Liverpool April 10
and Queenstown llh with mdse and "a PASSENGERS g
night Signals with German steamer bound east Ihh.
date a oa y & based II ssa cnns
hence ior Lly,srPoobn 80. III. ..-,o -, $50
aapIOI an, wih m.se and il passsnesr. 2 Wish,
na so 3; sa WI s ron rom ~
% the souulwefd 70 clear y
n5se AMI AZ las.e nsers q 5eo haesenzis
Apri VIA hayrs 10Th, wlth mdse aaa passengers 70
steamer so1sn America, Tlsxspausn, rio 5aneirQ
March lb Bahia 2sh, Pegnanbuco ssL Para April and
stfh0lnas ksth Win ndss and Passengers y Gar
Steamer Norm Point smitn, Fcrnandina VIA Por,
Royal days, win nidss ard passengers 70 Herman
sA ana D SasTsle g0 "a A' y WIN
steamer Isaac selL Blakeaan Richmond. oity Point
and AuroiS with mdse ana passengers 70 the Old Do.
snip Essex loi London Ransom, Calcutta Dec via
Por SPAN. Trinidad March with SUGAR and inssed
p PEABODY wills 90 f0ssed Cape Of Good Iiops Jan
Ion u q W. since leaving trinidad had strong "a and
BARK Charlie CofWlndsor Ssl. Robinson, Rotterdam
Peb IS II ballast 70 w BerteAux.
REQ q ana Gibraltar March 9 vita mdse to 9 Dear
!, 4aIk 2 2 Malhall Q; Lysrp9ol Ns Ryan, Trinidad
= dsys Tita sugar y . sEna 80,
% u = : = bfookmsn, ,,. ,.,
srig sarah Emml ,of Boston,. Carter McIsina IS
days, with mutt - Lawrence, Giles CO. vessel 20 Mar
egs Hunter 20. Fassel Gibraltar Aareh ~
cays with no asses % order; vessel e jas Ward Coz
Vas DAYS north q HateraS win Etrong AM NV
srig Daphne cof Tnomaston.. Copeland Car dsnas Il
!. Rrs anes KIRBY ot Phiiaaelphlal, Gay ceniuegOs
Ban IL iad 400 weather = 1t . 4; ance strong
schr Louisa wilson of Eilsworth). smith. MarAcaibo
% days. win coGee y Penisioa \ 20
PA sioays Win Asses Il aier ioa4bto on
\, cnr 4 Z Emss.sn y, UriaIi, Emerson Ponce Pr
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FOREIGN PORTS.


AxrAs, March Sin port ship Bombay, Work, for
United KINGDOM ldg; bnrks Martha DAVIS Johnson tor
Europe dol Ncreii NicKers0n. and Chill CBri, AcLeOd
BassEiS, March LIN port shlp ventus Theobaid for
BGssos AyRrs. March s-Arrived. barks Emma
Scammeil ,Br, Web6cr, stJ0hn. AB Woorburs tSerl
sailed 4ih. bars Acetate Norris. TuEoy. Havre.
In port March ~ barAs Lizzie FOX l8ri Hurreii and
Ada Graz. st5art or Baeol Tor New forx ldg sarm;
ento, Mooay aud hoSea klch, f1erce, unc schf
ii Rosario March H. bark Alice Campbell Gotham.
BiaslDos March so-Arriyed schrs Ada Barker. Dob
BIO Philadelphia April 3 Bowdcn, Howe,
sam Weller (BrJ. varwoL Baltimore. Tth, brlgs
britannia, hotehsss. New YORK s,h Mississippi gBrl,
Merchant Demerara: schrs sanheam, johnson, sew
YORK N Byron. T0rDert, hdent0n. &C.
sailed March 81, bark Moutezumn, Briggs New YORK.
Toronto az Carroll. portiSndi Gu, bafk 6ukntic.
Dckersont sew YORK brig express tsrlt Lanzen0urg
$50, fhi adei phis, Bawnan, PhlaieipbtA
AbAeVftA, hpfll H-AruYo4, SNIP valiant Dunhamr
C1apEs1s April io-Arrived, brig Eliza Morton. r..
lana b0at0H4 scars Ala slnUntou, halt fhladclpha
Priscilla serhner, Daseg, BaiumoFag NARY Cook,
sabed is.A bFg & Kennedy Peterson. north Or Hat
t,Esguroos Apn iC--sAiled. BARK ootllde. NlIler
bosom sehra Z ohestor, Brown Do Occaa Lily iBE,
Dssesses Isscn .s0-Arriysd, schr Al1ytha BrAas-
comb 81 bei0s and sailea APra sior o. fhomasl ,,
49,. 80 49,. a. 80
"a, schrs owe crosby, hachiua0n, Ponce n, LstUo
OBr) Parssr Portland.
ii Dor. kpnl & 5erss zeghyrino. Johnston from Dos.
tap, arrived lst, Joshua LOfluE NiehoA diasf bfig
Lazs. Ho5erts aoi seAr Maggie Gray. Huagtns, iof
.Glso1 asreh as-ssnea, bark Elmrands, staples
Is poFt prI bark Lincoln Thorn Tor nav YogE, 70
lOHa 40 ~ Italian BARK Ds NATchb
hsyasA, hprll u -saea steamer f&zoc BarreW qfom
l.1ssok lstsse Ag5I gI.tn port saR,s Gen grsa,
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

messing o. thn central committee was held
last evening a. Republican Hal, ralFty.taisd
stress and Broadway, br organization. There
vas q large attendance Of delegates. Mr. Joel
". Mason PRESIDED. Alter tae cal of TIE roll
the report Of the COMMITTEES On Contested Seats
vas submitted. u oriel All the delegates siecssd
from toe Ih.rd, Fuargb, Bixth, Eighth, twenty
nfst ana West Farms districts we're admitted,
WAen tue kikhLl distriot vas eAl1d Ar AtNe01
slated laAt tUe evidence "a read relative ~ no
caut0s.so seats non t0at pairs Uf tue Guy Naa eG-
N4ey ai0eteh4 H0A tast previously SUD.
United, asd toat u Jaettee NcFe nos
zone ne purEosed, on DehaN OF the
fcHNhhtaus Ir1ll tt0t ds8trlct ~ app5h ID gua
ncAt safe Convention. lt WA decided. n0aHg0f.
I ~ hB&aimOhA vgtes 10 al.UW t8g uetegatrs le.
ctAfeV g. Do e4tgs u retain tAclf euata Ice
report o. tha committee suggested several re-.
iofm2. ipcludtuE strgt adAe gnee 10 TIE nrag.ss
ions ~ tne Constttut0A fe4peFtlu1 tie election ef
Z fnelabers. Ahe rules tt waA submitted. Au.t De
Gent pure Ia Drucl To gtQ4Fe proper FotWlua gNis
teDgft wgs 1naalfntaaiy aa0Atca sDa tns i0As ".
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASTvxAs. Aprn ls--Arrtvsd, BRIG DouSs tBo, Irvine
Savannah.
ADELAIDE, April lS-Arrivsd. bark Andromsda cswsa
Lupdberg New York.
inson. Boston.
BasroL, April 2o-Arrivcd. stsamer Great Western
Or. wiudham New York tsee below).
CANINE April 2O-ArElved ship IDA OBJ. Norris Pen
sacols.
coaUSSA. April l7-Arrived. brig Mary Pink, Dyer
New York.
cADK-sailed, bark Dinorah CBr). New York; also no
Ena for Boston
CARR Town. cGA-Arrivsd, brig Rsmick. Rose BOs
ton.
DELyzyL dIoiland,, April ls-Arrived. bark sjofns
Nor. Aasuldscn. Pascagouia-
ofnzILIAR April l7-Arrived, brig Mira dtaD. Ma.
resca, New York.
IIvERroor, April 2o-sailed shi0 Emerald Isle. WIN
iams, New York not previously.
Sailed 10th. Lord Give tBr. Urqunart
Boston.
LoSDos Aprn 2C-saIed. bark Henrik ISson CNOr.
Thorsen Untei states
NApErnA-saied, brig sir Colin campbsu OBJ. for
port in Georgia.
PLYMOUTH Aprn 2o-Arrived schr W Il burroughs
Smith sew YORK for Havrs has beon reported arrived
ntD.
QUEENSTOWN April 2o-Arrtved ships Wheatlandside
Br. sutherland, San francisco; Rosin castle CBr,
Alexander, Portland, ..
SOUTHAMPTON. April a-ArrIved. steamer Esckar.
Ger, De simon. New York for Bremen
TAsLE BAr cGH-sailcd, bark Diana Brl Davies
Boston.
TErrr, April Is-ssiled, bark Dubrovacxi Aus, for
New York.
LONDON April 2o-Bark scotland Br Hotchkss al
Liverpool from san Francisco damaged, sprung alsak
Ather dock. where she ed with water and grounded.
Steamer Great Western tBr). wndham, which arrived
az Bristol to-day York obliged put into
croothaysn r coal and grounded slightly while enter
ing tae harbor
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AMERICAN PORTS.
.DRIA. April ls-Arr.ved. steamer + Q Knight,

ALEXANDRIA, April ls-Arrlved steamer Rnight,
New York
Passed up-schr y skinner. for GEORGETOWN.
naiad--Schr Belle Halliday, Providence.
BOSTON. Apfit lg-Arriys1. fchr Francis satfery'
DAVIS Matanzaa
sotn-Arrlved s.eamef Mercedita. Marshmsn, Charles
ton brig Hattie Eat0H br Cook, SRguai scare homas
y sweeney, steel Imam Baiumore Vh1Tles ! e,m9I'
Corsyn. dof a Crannor, lizard, do Emily Jennie,
Hewitt fehade phia' geo leulaine Msrlaer, ee "a
90, mma Z shaw sprinseC Do Lampfcy, bellows
MeehuWkauj = Ponder, Jr Brown. 30 .
Also arrived steamer oriental. Hedge, haVanhahi
brig umue Lindsay, Gibson, HOboken.
CleGTcd-Steamer Mcclellan. Mafcn, Baltoi Achrs
Newport tbrl, Mlilar surinNms VIA wilson, Jones. ~
Pierre Mart. NAler Palmer, RANDALL. helh.
Reed, spelman, new smyrna, Fla Oertse McrroW,
Ununiuy Mosquito lulee
BALTIMORE, April le--Arfived schr cara Fletcher.
sargent sauust sohr ~ u ksn1eilr srpor, hopoA0n
Wh--Afrited steamers + q cannon, MINER, boangke
RIVER NLf Loai-a. Walker ldenton ~ gos.
sp'uae Thomson Moore, new IorEi, Wtai,iani
al yns Folnt schrs James " Drury, nnr hatanyas'
Johu u Carriugtsn, ~ sIer, Nav ayenf y y iAne
sew f.ond0n john q Williams, Pcaroe, New fork
totsN o., rsgker, Sew hsyans nelon Hasbroack
Bennstt rev fOrE.
Relow-s.eamet sova SCOTIA ss0, Rishmondson, Liv.
afpu1g vta Hsuf8E.
ClaGrsd--steamers srunc. Foster, Now York
bsrks gefahks uNsN, hieiscp, puecnst9wa or AZ
Asousy. - stsBbea, Nss kossvs, shesnsn bssioni
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NINTH REGIMENT RECEPTION.

Last evening the officers ana members OF the
Ninth regiment, NG.S.N.Y., afforded their irlends
an opportunity OF enjoying themselves in gala
style. Mayor William II. Wiekham, accompanied
BY his "cniei ADVISERS" appeared upon the scene
about ten ?. Al. Tne upper or drill room was
crowded by friends or the regiment, and
the hand. under the leadership OF Professor
~ no band In the National Guard. Colonel Hitch
cock, commanding regiment, and Captains Colt
man, Booth and Aspen did all In their power 10
render the stay OF their guests enjoyable. Among
the distinguished gentlemen present we noticed
General HendricksOn Colonel McDonagn, Colonel
McGometry, Colonel Heris ana Colonel Kellett.
The festivities continued until late hour. a
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sPOKEN.

Steamer San Jacinto Brl. from Liverpool for Port
Prince and Galveston, April s. lat AZ 10 Ion II
hip RIVER Lune Brl, from san Francisco for Liver
pool, March LAT "a s, Ion 80 ~ W.
hp juliet tilr. rom san francisco for Liverpool.
March b. lat 49, n, Ion 80 81 w.
Ship Liverpool Bri from Pensacola for Liverpool,
March ~ lat 40 ~ N. Ion 80 81 W.
ship Casteroy (Br, from Glasgow for San Francisco,
Feb %. lat ! 10 " Ion n 80 W.
ship Orpheus sawyer. from Ardrossan for San Fran
cisco. March 90. lat 81 n. Ion Is W.
Ship Reporter, Spring from Boston tor Bombay mot
beforel. keb "A. lat 10 80 = lou 20 20 W.
Bark John Zi;tlosen. Merryman from Cardiff TOR Mon
tevideo April g. lat az 45 N, ION O. CIV.
Schr r w Merwin, from New York for Uarien, April
or Body Island.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BARHApos--CIAEGE LIGHT AT SOUTH POINT.
With the notice dated 9th ult OF the es-
Enlistment Of new light ct Ragged Point further
notice j. hereby gwen mat upon The exhibition OF tnaI
light ana alter MAY next the light NJ south Point
lighthouse the southern OF this island. will be
changed white into red night, the time OF reVo
luton rema ming the ame-vi2 one minute
The shore light at Needham's Point Will remain the
present-nxed showing red 10 the southwark
and bright light to the northward OF west
BY order OF the Governor,
Bridgetown, April ., 1875
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ing officers were subsequently elected without
opposition :-Cbairmnn, Joel w. Mason; First Vice
President, jacob y. Patterson; Second Vice Presl-
dent, Pierre Van Wyck; Treasurer, Thomas MUIR
phy; secre taries, George w. Leon and w. Herring,
OF West Farms; Sergeant-at-Arms James 4. Arm
strong. Inc cOmmlLLee lhen aGlnnrned
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Board may deem nt for the pest interests OF the
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MT. GRoSS-T0 increase the enicieney OF the
Court or General Sessions In the city and county
o. New York by providing that AZ the next general
election there shall be elected an additional Judge
VINO snail have the same authority and power as
the present city Judge THIS 0ilcer shall be desg-
mated County Judge and mold ohlee Tor fourteen
years, az an annual salary the same as paid tue
present Clty Judge. Two branches ~ the Court
ol General Sessions snail be held each Monday,
ana Tour Assistant District Attorneys may pc ap-
pointed.
By Mr.. KING-Amending chapter 522 Of the Laws
Of 1860 relative TO the HarbOr 81 New YORK, giving
the Haroor Commissioners power 20 remove
buildings or DISTINCTIONS from any bulkEead or
pier.
Adjourned
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents AM ship captains
informed that BY teegraphinz to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals AMI depars
from European ports ami other ports abroad, o.
American al foreign vessels trading vita tbs
United States the will cahled 10 this
free OF charge ana publisheL
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing at New YORK do by addressing vesseS
Of HERALD yachts pier MOL East River New
York Letters received from ell parts thu woEld ami
promptly delivered Duplicates are rsaassL
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steamers Olympia Or. asz0w see ascellanyDt
Cay 81 Mexico HAVANA, Aet NntD Chairman IN ran.
eisooi hsr@ kudoho Daneyafo it4ik CORK q tat
cgaux saEE tsor LtNercg, AA4ss 1lUsta bliQs v
AtFrles, Mhi4hxAsi Rsms Cor getts. schrs Lolita
II lst4u
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A M u S K M Z N rs.
MISS LINDA omBERrs CoNczRT AT THE HIPPO
DROMF

MISS LINDA oMBERT's CoNcERT AT THE HIPPO
DRoME.
This lady gavo concert last evening. Tor the
benefit or the Gilbert Library ana Prisoners Aid
Fund. at Barnum'a Hippodrome, the programme
being as iolloWs:-
l. Overture, Egmont" .beethoNen
z Round About the starry ihroneU Samson.- Handel
soil and chorus.
Aria, from William lell ......... Rossini
MT A. Biscn
"Lol Hear the Gentle LARK Bishop
solo and aute obiIgato
Mrs y. GuIager and Mr. r RietzeL
5 Choral Fantasia beethoven
FOR piano sol0, chorus soil and orchestra
Mrs 4. - Gulager Miss a. Drasdll
Mesr2 Bischon, Hemnertl, Inc full chorus, and
piano solo by ). d. Mills
6. Prelnde-Lohengrn. wagner
T. 'Oh milo Fernand0i-La Fayoria........ .Donizetu
Mrs H u. Guiager.
"Muttersprachen Male Chorus EngelsberR
he Arion society.
g Lexington Battle Hymn. ........... Dr. L. Damrosch
Fuit chorus aud orchestra.
10. Duo-"Quis est hOmon-stabat Mater hossinl
IL. Honor anu ATmsNsaInson. handel
Mr.. Il. Remmertz
II. The Haieluiah ChorusMessah ........... hancei
THIS was certainty a very ambitious Dill and one
calculated to excite interest n the musical mind;
but the immense size OF the building the bad loca-
tiun oil the sage IN an acoustic point Or Vl0W,
aud the sparse attendance threw a damper over
the concert.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

oates OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or APRIL AND NAY.
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EIGHTEENTH srRREi
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BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES.
NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
SUSPENSION OF A STATE BANK.

WILLIAM A. BUTLER APPOINTED RECEIVER or THE
MANUFACrUBERs' AND BUILDERS BANK-ThE
DEPosITORs 40 BE PAID IN FULL
The Manufacturers and Builders Bank, at
Third-aYe and Flity-seventhst, went mto liquidation
Yesterday and William A. Butler who Is one OF the D
Ieoors and plumber by trade was appointed receiver
This bank was organized in 1869, with capital OF
s1OOOOO which was increased to st50000 but reduced
recently to I9O0O0. It's officers were John Davidson
builder President, ana David Morgan Cashier Mr. Nor
gan was formerly Secretary OF the Third AVenue
Savings Bank, and Is one 1f the ACCUSED officers
prosecuted by the depOsItCTs The officers OF the
bank stated to reporter OF IHL TRIBUNE
Yesterday that their troubles began i'll loan
Of $l5O 900 70 Henry CleWs Co.. secured by bonds Of
the Burlington and Cedar Rapids Railroad to the amount
Of s36j 900 They had been Obliged TO carry this loan
and they thought that there fair prospect OF
s ultimate pay yment. Some Of the eOlaterals for this
loan sold, and the proceeds applied 10 reduce
the debt The dull times and general drag in business
had followed, and their heaviest deposiors had gradu-
ally Withdrawn their deposits IN order 10 Invest ia stocks
and bonds After paying all the deposors 100 cents on
the dollar there woud remain about 100000 for tue
stockholders Decueng The expenses OF winding up the
business and the bad debts the stockholders, IT is ost-
mated VIII receive between 40 and 30 cents on the dol
lar Following Is an official statement Of the condition
OF the bank yesterday morning:
ed s314059 So; doniGnd losda S3OsSI " biik notes
ss55o IS IS % Sias sn rsiroad bonds SAILS So
5000; country olecks SOJ5 Y protested notes.
- l76 80: making . total OF 1864 O6
iIABuITEsi.sHk capital $le9OG0' due deposi ior s~9
52J 10; certified cheeks r2ii7 90 chatham Eauk ls
cured S54,7G7 7o call oans, S5lOJ0 toal oi soaO:'
gao o.
This statement shows apparent surplus of 676 AZ
Bn the capital is well known has bceu impaired one
half although deposOrs will be paid In full The fol
lowing proceedings in regard 10 this bank took
place yesterday:
Judge DOnohue in Supreme Court, Special Term, sp-
pointed u receiver Of the bank In sat brought by
Samuel R0senbsch for that purpose. In his complaint
Rosenbach sets forth that he is stoekhoder TO the
extent so shares az $40 eaeh and dspositor TO the
extent OF over 5000. and that the bank h unable
TO pay It's debts, and has closed Its doors
and refused TO pay hs check for 5000 lie asks an
accounting by the bank OF It's assets and iiaoiiies
an Injunction against its carrying ON business and
ceVer " wind up its Affairs His conplaiat, which s
panly .a and friendly, is supported by his own af-
dayit repeating tho facts. On this complaint and
adayit tlana SAN and bright obtained from Judge Doao-
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
GENITAL AuERiCAN Affairs.

PANAMA, Nov. 1.-THE condition Of the
f,thmns OF Panama Is to all appearances peaceful The
people have submitted tho Provisional Government
being at all events bettor than government at all
Presd ut ArOsemena, who WAS oyerthrown by the
Hsnne forces has betken himself to the interior Of the
Republic with the object OF disposing the other states Of
the Union to regard the overthrow OF his Government as
menace to the giiy of all the other States. He
issued address 10 that effect before leaving The
National troops. with Gen. Camargo. their commander
nchie left this city the l4h, bound for Carthagena
whore thoy allowed 10 enter they may act they
did here. Csrthagena Il, However strong point and
much defoDsble tbGn Panama, that IS II the InaD
itants determined 10 hold out. The battalion Zapa
eoTte OF go men has beer tt 70 garrison ls ety ana
guard the Panama Railway.
The ro5eliOn OF the the coast has caused 70
the National Treasury expense of OOOOOO ana The
Custom bOuses were robbed oi 100000 Public works
have been suspended tpaeo Is parayzed and many Co
press te defend a phantom called State sovereignty
The Dondholders and capitalists OF Europe nave
hs.p c.,isod IN be eGf, bv the Nuniat
nor Is there certainty that the eva has stopped The
revolution which nae ls' eesh pa' aomi was go, aP ua
tackled The sovereignty OF the States The revolution of
tomorrow may ,ase iof fcleA ,ae tue Fgnts oi tus
the Government TO employ lac soVeress measures TO Keep
The eiectorai struegio cannot be said to be
over yet although PARA il said to have three
st&tes In hls favor, and Nunez two. The two
have given their CalvO. There is every appear
anca that President Perez WILL cost what H may, have
q maturity fOT PARA Mnsdalena and CaHcn have not
ot9ees OF contention The presence OF the eIied Pre
dent Panama the latter State will not fail 20 appeal
tho pride OF the CScans and their fears for State
Sovereignty. i.
sent and countey iren eAarses made BY ar hengens
the British yieel0hsul Al sa Jose These ststeioDis
we're Pablis5ed in the British pu3iio aoSnmehs, and ,
caused the Government OF Costa Rca 10 wthhraW tho
EioeC0ts1is oxCsahsds.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
CHARI1Y !.
NISCAIIED AND MISPLACED.
rdffOF Of The IFibune.

To the EdtfOF Of The Irtbune.
SIR: They were sitting in corner, three Of
em with short frocls iroNsy hair, and dirty rhaws.
IA ia thor lunch tresco though it rather cool
lly in "a sheltered spot. one o. them had basket ans
two Of them bun Hes Of pins. They very nice hngs.
hose rins saNy them from The police on she charge oi
beggnry amt bringing Ia "A small income sufficient for
their immediate wants. And these wants supplied,
not srom beggary ana the baskets, but from better
source. They sitting in eorner one was ealing
rich cake another had taken Of the meingue top OF a
triangle Of pastry showing stl rich stratum of cream
AMI candied fruits which she glrJel with aeclo
admiration while the third had an extensive white paper
with traces Of Ave cakes upon II, the sweet
remains Of which she consuming to the Last dro~
They looked reasonably happy, why should they not
Tomorrow would bring more pennies and more luXur1es,
with life in decent street, and streams of gay people
and pretty dresses THIS charity. They had only to
assume pensye expression, aud hold out the hand.
Tie idle and the careless dropped In the pennies and the
more thrifty bought pins at a udnOus advance on the
cost. So there was always money enough for cream
cakes and neringues, and what did they want morei
There are those among who taught tnst aims
giving a virtue, entirely irrespective OF the character
or need of the recipient and they of course will give in
discriminatory. as more means Of gaining heaven.
Otaers will give careless because it causes pam to re-
fuse and there Is 70 certain selfgatulatiOn IN having
done good deed. so are We training up race OF pro-
fessiunal bcggar In Ignorance caTelessness, the
lowest attendant can have upon our civilization. IL
IL very little here and tuere are the pennies that are
spent tho vile candy stands tbat haunt every corner
and cunlber sidewalks against all law. But tie
aggregate wOuld astonsh any who cared lo study
gurcs while the aggregate mischefs could not be
expressed 10y figures. We talk Of tho dangerous
classes," and many OF us are helping 10 make them
such all OF IA who do nothing To help them 10 indie
penence and everything to encourage tnenl In ldcness
Oi llte TuIshOps Infinitely WORSE but they
are the further stages to which ali this early bcggary and
luxury must lead. And it il In vain thar wise men and
panhTopiss cry 0ut against the charity which cncOur
ages bcggary. while We careless IN the matter.
Perhaps the Instinct of seifpeser taii0 VIII come 100
late. These the materials OF mObs and ot sc
bes have repeatedly made Paris city Of horror.
Can not, matter OF principle, discourage this IN
discriminate stcetbe gedng and streetgiyng IL is
charity any Of the word, but from BAH
ness tho side and ind0eace the other. with
little choice as To which II the worst. CHAiurY
Aep- York, Nov. "a, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
A SUIT Az TO STAMPED BANK CHECKS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-In the United
District Court today the of the United States
against wm H. Phgwn, President OF the National Bank
of the Republic, was called This action 10
penalty OF $500 for alleged refusal TO permit
Supervisor Tuition Of the Internal Revenue Service to
anime the checks received into the bank that II be
ascertaned which Of them had Stamped required
ny OF Congress Tie Judge charged the jury that the
supervisor not the proper officer to make such
animation, and under Instructions verdict wac
found In favor OF the defendant