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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-16
A CADETSHIP FOR COMPETITION.
A LETTER OF ABRAM S. HEWITT TO THE RESI-
DENTS IN THE TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS

LETTER OF ABRAM S. HEWITT TO THE RESI-
DENTS IN THE TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRIcT.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
| must ask the good ofices OF the press to
aid me in making known to the residents OF the
Tenth Congressional district that vacancy exists
in the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
which, as their representative in Congress, am
requested by the secretary OF the Navy to I'LL
regard all such positions az belonging to my con-
stltuents and not to me personally.
therefore request that candidates, who must
be bona ade residents of the district, Will send
their names and addresses to me at No. Lexing.
ton avenue at any time before the 1st day OF
April. 1875 Personal applications will not be
received, as the selection will be made by a
committee OF well known gentlemen, whom |
shall ask to examine candidates and choose the
who appears TO possess the best general quail
lcatIons and claims for the appointment. For the
information OF candidates append brief state
ment OF the regulations OF the Naval Academy
governing the admission or candidates.
The course CT instruction extends over six years,
and the pay $500 per annum. The candidate must
be in all respects physically sound, well formed
and OF robust constitution, and qualified TO endure
the arduous aDors OF an officer IN the navy. Can
between fourteen and eighteen years OF age
when examined Tor admission IN June
must be presented. they must pass q
satisfactory examination In reading, wiring,
spelling, arithmetic. geography and English gram
mar, and good knowledge oil arithmetic Is es-
peclally desirable. The expense or an outfit and
deposit Tor books is liked by the Academy at
$2Sl 50. Finally, tue regulations sum up the
requisites Tor admission as Iolows:-
A sound body and healthy constitution, good mental
abilities natural aptitude tor study and habits
pication, persistent effort and obcdent and orderly
disposition ana correct moral principles and deporl-
ment necessary success in pursuing the course
ut the Academy, tnat persons conscious OF any def:
cheney IL these respects are earnest Y nded
to subject themselves their lrens north
cation and disappointment consequent upon failure
accepting appointments and attempting enter SER
vice Tor which they are not fitted.
ABRAM S. HEWITT.
Representative OF the Tenth Congressional Dts
trlCt.
NEW YORK. March Is, 1876
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On March II, 1876, at St.
Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal church. Baltimore.
Nd, by Rev. P. A. Stryker, EDWIN WOODLAND
BREvITT, OF Jersey CITY, ana KATE S., daughter OF
the late Thomas Mackenzie OF Baltimore.
LIREuUGH-FREY-On the 4th lnsr., JOHN G.
CLIREHUGH, OF New YORK city, to MARGARETTA,
only daughter Of Joseph and Margaret Frey, late
or Charleston, s. @.
Charleston papers please copy.
GRUBB-BALL.-In Camden, N. j., March 10, by
the Rev. George Morgan Hills, D. D., HENRY b.
the Right Rev. Bishop Odenhelmer, both OF Bur.
lngton, N. J. No cards.
KlRKUP-WETENHALL.-On Sunday, March IA, by
the Rev. Henry 3. Waring, OF AerKimer street
Baptist church, JOHN ". KIRKUP to AMELIA GER
TRUDE WETENHALI. both OF Brooklyn. No cards.
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II has never denied the governments right 70
retain In us hands one-half oil the government
transportation. II can do this and pay honestly
SIX and by and by eight per cent dividends 10 It's
stockholders. | submit TO YOUR sense OF fairness
that IN doing so IL Will be living up 70 the letter
and spirit oil the law and not IN any sense "cneat'
ing the government A SrOCkHOLDERs
NEW YORK, March Is 1875.
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port, when shows the Of the Board a. toll.

port which shows the Indebtedness Of the Board 40 fo
lows:-
For supplies and rent Of Castle Garden.:.. SIS oS
Loan from Equitable Life ASSURANCE society. 100000 %
Due counties and in stitutions OF state tor sup =.
port OF emigrants. so,lo5 81
Total. .S243 l9e -
Srfeeath-Have the commissioners funds loane .,
and Ii upon what securitesy
Answer-have none loaned
SeUeaeefh-What Is the amount borrowed by the com.
mission. and upon what authority
AnswerOne hundred IN no dollars borrowed from
the Equitable Lite Assurance society with the approval
OF the Governor Comptroller and Attorney General, as
authorized by chapter rs of the Laws OF 1850
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

ANSWERS TO THE INTERRoGAToRrEs OF THE AS
sEMBLY COMMITTEE ON NAVIGATION AND
COMMERCE..
The Commissioners OF Emigration yesterday for.
warded to Albany their response to the interroga-
tories recently submitted TO them by the Com mttee
on Commerce and Navigation OF the Assembly,
which was, by resolution, instructed TO investigate
the department. Tue report embraces the opera.
lions OF the commission since tue time OF its pres
ent organization. The following are the interrOg
atOrles aud the answers made:-
Fust- What is the total amount OF head money re-
ceved by the Board OF Emigration since Its present
ganlzation IN 1871
AnSwer-Ss5lYlo.
hecoad-W is the total amount OF receipts by said
Board from ali other sources during the same time
Auswer-S.36,b74 So
Thard-trom what sources and Tor what purposes
the receipts mentioned III interroRaory No. accepted
and received by salQ BOaruY
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oSrm-What has been tho total amount Of ppropria
ton from the state during the Aforesaid period :
Answernihe STATE mas meyer Gppropriaed any
CONTRARY, The Commission since It's organization in l547
hc Uie Of eat value Consisting Of iao acres OF land on
Wards Island w'ta the buildings thereon.
from all other sources Than mentioned III nerrog
Xnswer-No other moueys received,
SiIh-What have been the expenditures since the
aforesaid organization OF said Board in 1873
In answer to This interrogatory detailed state.
ment OF receipts and expenditures Is appended,
which show
Receipts June 1873 to March s. 1875 0s %
Sere"ii-For what purposes were the moneys SO ex
pcndedy -
Institutions Wards Island Tor the expenses of the
Castle Garden Landing Depot support emigrans in
the county poor houses ana institutions Tor aid to
emigrants.
A detailed statement OF these expenditures is
furnished by the commission which includes eX-
1870.
Eigh-How mucn has been paid for salaries since the
said Board organized IN 1887
hnswer-S2y9,o55 ~
1nis Is followed IN the report by detailed state.
ment OF the salaries paid.
fne ninth and tenth HETEROGENEOUS ask the
names OF tue employees since May, 1878, and the
time or service OF each, detailed statement OIL
which is lurnisned.
Eerenh-lhe necessity. ii any, for the employment of
Answer ihey arc employed for the general purpose
OF carrying on the business OF the project
tue sick and destitute among Them. Ianie showing
how cach one Is enpoycd ana AIRY paid is annexed
OF their removal or discharge!
.Answer-sucn employees as were removed or dis.
deemel necessary in tle interest the commission
iouteean-N hat Is the amount Of funds in The trea.
Answer~cash balance, March 8, 1875 si,o77
FUtseah-Wnatls the Indebtedness OF SAID BOARD and
Answered. detailed statement is appended to the re.
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THROUGH THE NEW Y,

Contributions are earnestly solicited, and NAV
be sent to the HERALD ONCE, or to Rev. Avan
Wlswall, No. 81 Varlck street.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
DECISIONS-JAH. IS.

S,tn-cns Court Chambers-By Judge Donohue.-
In the o. teon ei ali in the matter OF
fates-Granted sgt wilkins ct al hpsse agt Gn SELL
Memorandum Cofbn ag knapp
Machine Co, Corbn sgL heuopoi
tan LIE denied skdmore sgL seed -he
OakeJ-laxation affirmed
SunerIor Court-Sptcidl Term-Bv ChefJustlce
Mcneil Kelly ag Judgment for plaintiff on mnHer 70 be
defendant demurrer the ON oeeh'e
tSee OpimOn) -. =.
Bt JaIge sedgviei-HOwlana suih-NOoe OF settlement ie
By Jadge Freedman. ct al ag. Dsuagh-order settled
Common Pieas-Specidl Term-By Judge j. +. DAILY
RAumsnu sVt RysnRepo oorhme with $40 costs and SJ %
Tor announcements Snith-Judement and findings vita
Of A-uIction oOhIhute sh'
tuan nayu 10 be heurd February
By OaUpton lponDvofoe granted 10
Juoge J. r. Day-heiseT Agt Nenne-Oecee
fled - ~
Judgment affirmed he' ssL
Mack e. a0gment reversed report OF referee SCI a
tired bV jnry Williams AT 1odtnd
Argued DIX agt eeAier-OH on jug
m-ut OF $40 Tie Mayor GC-On Ier AeOo~A
q a. Agt siaolSr aud snotIer.-Of term.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

Albany n. Y, Jan l5.-DeclsiOns were rendered
f0ows Judgments sh med
oostAWoodworth COX Puray AT Tue NeVfofk ana Nes
Railroad KBRshu agt Westf U.s. hao aet DEly benh
entbt " lie TBe Marine National
of Gregory Lindsay Young
AFT Of brooklyn, Smith The City Of
Miller. Freer Dsnan. admins
Kenny Lnh, DuIhing The Ocean National Bank
Harris The Delaware Lackawanna and Western ha
ROAD CO., Todd, administrator ke ag Ibc Ciiy o. lroy
QIerrpel. haguire Reamer sgt LOCKWOOD
Couge Lyon ag Yates WeScntt agt Fargo Vmsu ag
bauv hallway Co. Gens Falls Insurance Co, Lyon Ag
Ole Pro1ty HJer White b1 bans AT Fay SOe ag
Steam Bnue Co GALLEY HaTand hFt
Wehle, Nehe Buler ag Nehe Batter
WsnI. Rns, NNeble but,r Wehle
Wehle HavlAad Wehle, Haviani Welle Hsvna agt
weLe, spmsn Wehe Spelnan ag Wehe Place ae nste
JuigueIt a med by oo.tsBOu at Maray Jais'
and tnal Rrante eJsts 70 RDiar event
Kpp Matthews at toy
sarIs. BoyiesOIe ag Mheeef
Company Adpa Central P~Tk Noru
MaOk Frankha receiver etc,
the Yonkers ami NeW-NOrk Insurance Company AIhoaf a.
Oder f General Term Affirmed ana
NewfOk Central and Hud on
agt Black Hsw4 Mining ON
10 coss-Plau Ooduf Crane agt hnaDe Lamont fg'
Cbeblro Eiinoge SIols. Order reversed aud tGg
sgt hchen Oraer Affirmed and Judgment ordered ior
the venioi 9TH costs-Cook agt Farr
sbsOate rendered against the apDe NJ
Ore affirmed and u gnent
ment ihe penalty An1 t
cess Of e pad affirmed modified with u costs OF apes
psrtVBAker Toe central Anu
fIu same heargueb'
dsr-Roggn Agt Avery Not decdodHum Agt h@ylelns
BORr OF supervlsors OF Delaware EQUITY
Gt Foot-Ci Wsertowu age FaroanEs-Ssmson st Rose
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
CRIMINAL HUSBANDS APPEAL.

The appeal of Duncan D. TempletOn, who
was convicted before Recorder Hackett, IN April last
Of shooting his wife intent Kill her, and sentenced
70 State PRISON n ears, up in the Supreme
Court General Term. before Justices Davis Brady, and
Daniels yesterday. for argument The defense on the
tra was the prisoners insanity, and the chief exoep
lions taken the exclusion OF questions to jurors as
20 their pr udies against that defense. the exclusion OF
tbe opinions Of uuproessona witnesses as to the state
of T.mpetons IN nd and the low estimate placed by
the Recorder, IN ms charge on expert testimony MI
Townsend argued that juror who had prejudice
AGAINST the defense OF insanity should have beon e1-
eln5ed and that his own questions were framed to
ascprtsn whether such prejudice existed that thefe
was no better evidence Uf a mans mental coDulton
tuau t1e impression acts produced on one wdo teh
sa hun aud saying u the jury that Jty hau ~
much capacity az DR.. Ciymer. the "experi Wtnets "
paes upo tue du OF the prisoners srt5 o. Ihlnd
tAe Recorder took from Dr.. Cymers e7ldeSce Its due
weight .-. l.. -,a.
that the Jurors hne Of defense could no Z
be injured into the ruling out OF unpfoessOha
tsuuony a. ~ the condition OF the prsoners mud was
clearly within tAe rules, and that IN hlH cnarge Recorder
Hackett had left proper Dr. CYIners testimony
Il elements GU Wbich tAe jury "tIo W
decide The Court reserved IT. decision
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

Inc Acvd r.aared b, law Gosse Bsn prison Tor two
moHhs sl FOR smasghns cgar John hasss was
hsed 30 O0O for sBugshng 'obaeoa
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Joseph
Cobau dichrgei p D. Bora rfusinF - make COMPLAINT
den he'll for atte upting W bresk uto Go
stables H4rbeger at No ~ CITY Halpss, ward Hag
Ii tor stealing oserooAs frOn the once OF " smth
No 42S Csnslst
Sarah Movers convicted on "Wednesday in the
Cou Sessions disoreY house sentenced
months IN th' City Pr Jldge
uterand IN pssiug ensured harplr ctun nsuis the
which, stated had offered by t"O OF te
aLe her conviction
In the Court of Conceal Sessions Yesterday, Judge
Sutlersnd follow pleas of glty hong
arceuF,
ruug 10 stat P1-on trdrcis White bur
e IN Prison Robert DH grand
state Pnou JAMES Nc nsky larceny nom ibe
pron STATE Pdon ThoHa yuolls a1d Antonio VI n
roeuy each 2l2 Prison. William
ampbe attempt grand Larceny the PeIiIenuaTy
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
TEE DEMURRER IN THE KELLYTANTOR LIBEL
SUIT.

Mr. Henry F. TaintOr, who is employed IN the
ControirIs . ,fce gave Mayor Havemeyer. at the time
LIS letters against John Kelly we're published state
meut that TWO checks amounting 10 sl559s which had
been paid by the city, had been deposited TO Mr. Kelly
account. Mr Taint0r requested the Mayor TO give MT
Kelly An opportunity explain this In his answer to
Mayor Hovemeyer. John Kelly denounced TAintOr as
syco thereupou MT TaIntOr published letter
vlcH CHARGED NJ. Kelly with Fraudulent transactions
n1 dishonesty. Upon tne publication q tins last letter
Nj. Kelly brought suit for LDtL As "a deiensr MI
Tlutur uD above facts, and claimed That they
mad, hc article privileged communications, and' az
another dciedse, iht the matter complained OF was
true iccOrdug tne true intent and meaning thereof
The lLiutIff demurreG these defenses, and Judge
Maueii. Drfle whom, IN the Superior Court, specla
Term the demurrer argued decided yesterday that
the facts bring the alleged HbcOus matter within
any OF the classes OF privileged communications II
does relate any legislative judicial proceeding
l Is net one OF those private communications which
may sometimes be publ shed under some peculiar duty
or privilege Of The facts might be prOva0le
Ia nj i-atIOu damages, but then tney SHOULD Oe al
IL ged 10 Be for that purpose he therefore eus-
tsuus the 10 this part but allows tue ucIe-
nant amend answer 50 as 10 sec up the FACTS III
mitigation. ,-.,.. 49,, -. q, oo
As 20 tue other portion he holds that the words ac
cupliug the intent aud meaning lheteOl, mean
according tne Legal meaning OF the "Ors aVeIIeu
10 Be hoelOu~ though FupeInnOus they
are not qualification Of the allegation Of Their truth
lie therefore his demurrer To that part O.
W Miug4tc ana Henry l. Clinton for Plaintiff :. DekSy
Euu W II PcCKlan lOr defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of John Brennan against Herman
Coodsten which been tial for three days in the
Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Van Worst
ended yesterday. The plaintiff sought TO recover
"a 800 the value Of jewery stolen from him In Phia
delpha because, as alleged, a few of the stolen
rings had been traced 10 the defendant GOodsien
denied absolutely that ne had ever soil the rings
hsd them in his possession. Judge Van Worst held
mat ss the defendant had made this simple issue,
fbe ury found that had any OF the stolen property
he might be charged with having II. The jury, after
several hours discussion, disagreed ana were dis
charged George H. Fletcher ana Jonh " moIt ior
plaintiff c. s. Spencer for defendant
In 1868, Leon Haas, jr., gave to the Collec-
Tor Of tais Port bond for s2l OS Ii WAS giYcn un-
der the non onintercOurse" statutes which we're IN
tended to prevent the landing IN states IN
OF goods calculated 70 give aid and comfort 10 the
rebesS Haas IL was claimed violated the eonaitions
OF the bond and action was brought III tbe ChIteu
etates rcut Court 10 the amount ia
It. The case for trial YESTERDAY Dei0re Sunke
Wallace who held that the bond was an Illegal one De
cause IL exceeded the requirements of tue statutes
Assstant United States District Attorneys smith anu
eherman appeared for the Government ana Couuoi'
Brothers for the defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATrRDAi. JAN. II

NAII iUhl. jan To
Nail, for Great Britain France oy the steamship Cess
Mai . fos1-Ohce a.
iG.3oa "a SNsmp II NJ IRON Pier No az korta hver
I Eurue amUtOn Behen. by steamship hehosIAuhr
, cose at II 3u ~ hail closed Al tle ros
Jges a. I:5 ~ Steamship IRON Flef oo' oi Ihrd
HObOke1. o--...t .,u....., and aonth paos A.
h ior Aspnws Panama the Central Anenesn a'o 'ouo
nss etc nv steamship Chsnnoey close al ~ m ou
utsry Mail the Post Ohce at II W. eea MP 1A@ a.
"a n from Pier No AZ, North River -, -. n -
6teamship at from Pier No ~ East iiFei' - -.
Gt / 80 o .-. -. ~. yo,, po., N t,. .,s,,
N.Or HagisI N s. closed A. 1e Ne"fof f"s'oAee eve"
tsyAt6pm ,. -, q,
All Mails close Iti OoocsA Inc FOsEonoe open ""A -
. 10 VI .o.,,.y T.. 70
M. r., Ha.n Kngst,n ssvanl Martha md CaragenA
M 49,, .tSsms1p Atas eo.e 10 Steamship sails At p "
from Pier No. oil, kOrta RIVER
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
6tramboaia ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY I.
u ILLEsTOwN LIMB TO THB wBSr-PAssenser and Frikns
Et.ea NJ Eev York bcrtvs ConneeA bonerrs ss
ss.,s Rr.seh 4 q snpoa Junction With DEL Lack and West
r. Al I'm ipsburs ebga and sus1Geh.nnA prasn ne ut
w. ,l.a 4. c,utr.i Psnnsyirsn aud sev-Yort stas
WV" WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Jan. u. lB75.-LeErc New ora as toho~s
55 n.-SK~, TKAn iOr Pemingea, Esssos Bethehsn Dse
Allentown Naueh Chunk 1ansqaa TsmAbend "ufesoA seah
ton, ke
TOO Rssfon BsVder, Aaaeh Chunk Wilfet
barre Pson Ashsnoy City MI C,rns HaIeton futhahnoes
Towsnda Ws.sy Connects at JubeuOn with Dell LaoA asa
800 -bosxxa EIPnass daily sIoept susdava for Rsston
I,poUu Huritburg the West Connects Somerre ior
At Rastcs Msaeb Chunk Tsmaaaa TowandA Wlfe
sh through DAaTle WlAusper ke
1880 n-W.r rraia for 5oneryile 80
l2:lO fmutoa, Esson, BATH Ahe1towa a
Cunk hshsBoV CITY Hetou Wkesoarre scranton @sa
y0p n-waT Tr.in Easos. CAaauaus aud BsiVidera
$3.50 > m-Wu Tram for Plsinhed - ,,.A rA.s
fof Bsston AHentoWnt an1 N"1-~
Comets a Junouoa with Del, LACK and West IL n
40 D. m-W.y Triu for sonervile AMI Hsminston-
b:OU n.-waT Train for PAnhsld a.. .u.,- u...l
Chuut wiebsrrs ro-ssds Reading Harrisburg f"sessh Co'
La n-wsy Tnin for somer'ils
.pa Il45t T. n.-Was Trans OF bomerrhe
7;3O n Bmgnnt-Por kAstol.
eilBp a-ND Train for somsrnlA
u; Si.s.s a. siS' 6. sls GAO T. 7lo sts $50
10. 40 II:I5 . n, IL l240. l. $50 5;JU JAP ~,
tuS t,soI:tS s. bI5 $50 $40, $40 d4o' 7lS TiSo
sls' sIo i"''' Lila r. KICKER 500. and Eng
L. p. BALDwIs. anssSP ssssassr Asss1
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
A CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY DEFEATED.

In the suit of Charles A. Hankins against
the Mayor tried yesterday before Judge Loew IN the
Court Of Common Pleas, the Court dismissed the eom-
Dlatut on the peadings. The suit was for $500 and
interest for pubhshing IN "the official" RdiLcdy NeUs
the canvass Of the election in the Spring Of 1870 TIE
publication was authorized by the Board Of CAnvassers
Counsel for the city stated that this was only one Item
OF claims preferred by the same man and MS wife ana
sisterinaw tie amount OF over s5SooO Tor adver-
cspg n the paper named 10 this suit IN The Hankins
Journal The Home Gazette, and The Neto York Argus.
II was stated also evidence TO show that
the usual edition or The Ra1ay Re'cs was twelve, aud
that t was unknown TO the advertising agents. Inc
m0ton for the dismissal OF the suit however, was based
on the fact tnat this paper was not named Oy tue
Mayor aud Controller as a corporation paper as re-
qured by the act or 1903
The revised statutes It was true gave the power OF
e.i1natiu the papers In when sucn publications were
TO be made 10 Board Of Canyassers out tns act OF
1870 the County or New YORK was
rnc@rped Judge LOew eOncurred IN tots view Snd gave
nh gnent for tue cry. J. LrwIence and klott 5dnd
ioTd appeared Tor the pIalntn; ID. j. Dean Apo - T.
Miller for tAe city.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK

n
CLEARED.
Steamship Bolivia CBr) small, GLASGOW Hepder'c" sros
steamship Cache Rd Rdn, rs5s. ps GoTsrd steamship
& Robert Msasnu MOneyceO and Baeoos Ayres John
hsFsGn sn !coS y! s.amler Samson Boyd HneEen
s: .Is sSTS smsHden No TsS.On T.en BOckmsu
BsI @ brown Tn 4,. DSShi s.1,op %fS r. pS1e'
BTis Liy tB1 Plafal, strAnrasr. scotland Geo Bailey
Sehr Joshua G1ndle, FeeIby In ianos h'Sus pan 20
sSS EvsI.ii G,y G.ass''sr s,S SGS.r Son.
Cleared I4b--enI K0cbeEo johnson Barcelona JAS Henry
ARRIVED.
s,bip Carondee hcCleery Eev-oreans Jan = with nd&
and yas Fta Hove PhladpbiA with mdie LOnlard steam
'hp s..p vndeatOr Philadelphia with mde and Oa'' TO
'' hsS CLEOPATRA BuGey Savannah Jan H. With mde aud
pas 70 h1I G strean PsOh Savannah jan g. with ndse
AS gSss ReS s Tey sear Sewrn c. With naval stores
Tn.on nOiIo Aug H. with anchored out
'GS shD iS Rane set.oa % With mis-.
shD swap Iq1qae aug q via CAIAo
OCT D. SsSisSSs Az VI (Port) sau,o. Lisbon G.
BATs Modsss Bbsdoes kosAa ho JAneiro 40 days Win
"n, TsIt Granada Hodsdon Progreso 20 dsys With hemp
Bsra Jo-buA LiverpOoD MoNa CAeuiA Apr 20 via hau
90 ss Rsoseea rage Of Boston, Hill MOnevdeO so
hiGss . -, n....., su,,, vo,,.via.o IA a.,. .,,h
Acss s,g.ope. to CAstne Coz HlrbOr Jan
"rSs Ssh1 floaas r Bali Ryder IsEoia day. cotton
FOREIGN PORTs.
LONDON 15.-sssl USsl states EseyO m.eo Nor
AZ Er sn ss 4 ss a.a . Sss bS s"%
Load lta Eoa basuan Pot shd hsTAla
Fnb Atnved the l5h Jubilee Alice hoy koshs and
& n I.,ue Also arrived Nellie and tsrnanos
TbIbe White star Line steamship Republe
,oI se.Yo al 80 The National Lane steamship
France A Jss. s. Cor Liverpool arrived here
D. N. Yesterday. .-----,. c,,-. ,,s-
IyEEPoo 1.-THE Cunsd Line steamship siberia Harrison
Jan. arrived here At oeoeh hl morning
DISASTERS.
LoNDoS 16.The SHY Louise IRON Hull for Pensacola ha
put uto QasenOwH dsse1 coalition Tue schr saTiott
ron Nes Uqoo wrecked the latter place
Her cargo was The Serc saved
FOr Latest SIIp hepS Seventh PAGE
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON,. Jan 15.-The following is a sum
proceedings hs Unel States Supreme Court today
No 3Jl-J s. Morton Jesse e. Gre IT ali .ppea nom
Of hehrasksOn motion Il Mr X X HoSr OF
assigned argument Feb 10
No IA cal
from the Court Of the United st les for the soathcrn e
New YorkThe Of this continued bv MT W W
Mcfarland, the appellee and coneuded by MI b.
Eaton, Of counsel appellant
No l4-John Kerlv et a. John A. Mevnn et sl appeal
United States or IRE District OF amer
be bis le- by MI "HIHus Vi
continued by M g. NJ "son Of eoss
fort the
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
Religious Notices.

All Sourj Church, Fourth aye and Tvenietb staeN
mr. bELLOWs PaSi0TSUHDAf jan II, IL Run
aAy.se school Al ga "
,non ,iemoriaI Church, Poryeghth-t of siIsh
- AZ X HEBER NEWTON he tOr-bervoes SUNDAY st
IOLa ~ sBd 4 p. The rector viii preach
=, P..l,s 1Iethodiat Episcopal Church. FoaribsVs
4 r,.,, Rev CHAPMAN Will pre- oh SUNDAY
:. ~ a1 M ana 80 Young Peoples Gssuhs s6;JO
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MIHIArnKh ALMANAC.

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HORSE AND CARRIAGE AARHEE

EEw-YoRK. Friday, Jan, IS, 1873.
The following are the sales to-day at Arch.
Tohnston's establishments Thirteenth-st, between Uni