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AsERDEHx. April 27sailed. bark sirens CGer). cAiss
United States.
AsrwKnr, April 2s-sailed steamer vsderland (Belg,,
Randall, Philadelphia ,and passed Flushing NJ u NJ +;
bark Clara Eaton. Merriman, Philadelphia.
CARDIFF, April 2s-Arrived bark Laura Burnham.
Phillips London
DEAL, April 2s-Arrived, bark Eta Loring, Loriug,
Manila for London see below.
GRErSooK, April ss-Arrivsd. ship rocahontas Bp.
Boag Pensacola.
nAvRr April 2s-sailsd. bark Hilda CSOr JOhannesen
United states.
LrvERYoOL, April zs-ssusd. bark ThOrgny swe). Lar
sen, Norfolk, Va
saied 27th ship HarewoodCBr Blanch, United States;
bsrks oreste dtaD. Martino Baltimore; UdJus Norl
Jansen do; Ima (So, sorsnssn do; 18th, steamer In
diana, Clark. Philadelphia
Arrived 27tn ship John CANDLES orr, Rimmer. San
francisco
LosDos. April 2s-ssisd. bark sedmi Dubrovacki
IAusu. Taliarini, New York.
LIZARD, April IS Ca brig Sauna rus samuln, Fen.
sacola for London.
LoSDosDEnRr. April si-saIed. bark EAjsdsn ciwO.
Borjessen, United states
MovIlLE. April 2s-Arrived, steamer Hibsrnian CBr,
Archer, Portland for Liverpool
MELBOURNE, April S-Arrvsd, ship EIcsno, Brown.
New York.
NEWCASTLE. Aprn g7-sansd bark MoOnbesm. Field.
United states
PoET NAIAL-Arrived, bark Anna Taylor lBr), PsrOI
val. Boston.
ourExsrowS, April 2s-Arrived, ship Minlngo mr..
Philips san francisco bsrks Colin Mcneil Crowell.
philadelphia; CASTELAR, Kor Land, do; Fra Fratsli
diaD, suonetse, New YORK; Crono AUST. stsrk, dos
Nogthumbfia tBr, Pigge dos wave queen Or, wilson,
Savannah.
Also arrived 18th. barks sarah Douglas IBr, Doux.
lass, Galveston; Ensign gBr smith PhilAdeiphts.
SOUTHAMPTON April 23-Arrived steamer Mosel Ger,
Neynaber New YORK Tor Bremen.
ROTTERDAM, April 77-sailed, bark Ada tBr. Roach,
New YorE.
Sailed 9Th brig TordsnskJod CSoT9, olsen Wilmington
NC mot sailed 2sdl.
sYpsXY, Nsw, April 25-Arrlved, ship Channel Queen
lBrl Lenssty, New York.
TABLE BAr-Arrived. barks Ethan Allen, Hardy, Mon.
tevdeo Reunion Easrson. DO, briggs Remisk Rose.
Boston, ) fwialsn. tfom ---.
LozDoS, April 2s-Bark Eta Loring Loring which
rvea a. Deal today from Mania Tor this port has been
ashore, but CO. OF without aastancs and viii be lowed
hero.
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arusIcAL 49, pR.MAr1c Norrs.

ne matinee PERFORMANCES ior the benefit Of
Dan Bryants famny w. tage place to-day At the
various theatres. 4 a 70 Be hoped that the public
may snow their appreciation 81 tie talent or the
deceased artist ~ crOwding TIE various places or
amusemen. John grougnam viii furnish the
chief attraction a. The Academy Of Music, and no
doubt this favorte actor Will gather about sIm a
large circle Of a6miring friends.
Mr.. James Lewis, Of the Filth Avenue Theatre,
who has Tor the past SIX years contributed 80
much 70 the amusement or ne Sew YORK puo,ic,
WILL be rendered benefit ~ Nj. Augustln DaiY.
Mr.. Lewis, the creator o. such roles a. Temple
ton Jitt, 10 divorce y Bob Sackett. n SARA
Ioga;r Fifz Parungton. III Charity and last,
and perhaps greatest o. al, Professor Cawallader
Ia the big Bonanza has deserved well OF the
New YORK puo3ic. the attractive play. 'The Big
Bonanza viii be given, together with .Iumbrs.r
70 follow with the second &c; Of Marina, intro.
ducng all the exquisite gems also the tnlrd act
OF "Stradeiia,n al Of which viii be presented
with lul orchestra, led BY Max Maretzek making
a spieadid musical and dramatic entertainment
NJ. Prank Mayo aas kindly consented to appear
Ia "Faint Heart Never Won fair Lauy.n The sale
o. seats will begin tomorrow morning.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

IMPORTANT TO sHIrowSERs.
WASHINGTON April 2S-By circular dated January
- 1916 issued by the government OF Mexico TO Coec-
Tors OF Mexican ports appears that vessels proceeding
from foreign ports in ballast frequently arrive
at Mexican ports without being provided with
proper evidence to their cearance. he President
III that Republic has therefore ordered that masters OF
vessels shall in accordance with law present their
rnanests 10 ripcate, certified bv the Mexican Consul
or agent residing rho port from when the vessels
sail or in the absence OF such fnnctonary BY one OF
friendly nation failing this by two merchants; and
that the order understood applying To vessels
with mercn andIse we'll those In ballast Is also
To- be understood IRON the publicity given TO the
circular ignorance the regulations can In no event be
And further by a circular dated April 1875, the Pre-
side has iecreed the penalty incurred by vessels
arriving Mexican ports in ballast without the 9ocu
above referred acereditng that fact shall not
ia ke fleet until after the LIST day OF August next
Masters of American vessels trading 10 The Mexican
ports should avail themselves OF this Information and
avoid the inction of tho penalty by complying with
the regulation.
DELAWARE BKEAKwArsR April 2S-The pilot boat Tur
ley reports that the bnoy on the wreck OF bark Cienfue
COS gone adritt, and now lies hah mile ESh from
the wreck
The government buoys displaced by the ice in New
Haven ha-bor this winter have Just been replaced ~
the government steamer.
Cow Bar, CB April 24-Vessels can now load here
without any trouble from ice
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April %, 1875
Mr. YossUaGH reported fayorably the bin to esab-
sh additional ahs in the city OF New York and
1t ordered TO a third reading.
Mr. KIRK bill providing that per cent Of
the money Of Kings county be devoted TO the
port the orphan other INDECENT children that
counly
ne nouse then went into committee the specific
order, which the bill 10 require the South side Rail
road Company Of Long Island to substitute horse
dummy engine on the portion OF the road run
ming through Brooklyn which after long discussion
was carried
CANAL TRANSPORTATION.
The committee then TOOK the majority report on
the Canal bill in Of tree TRANSPORTATION tue canals
from t;dewater except on foreign SALT and four mills
per l,tUJ feet on lumber.
The pending question q motion of the Senate
% % the toll sheet adopted BY the Canal Board
March 10 last
Mr. fAeE moved an amendment that tue toll
sheet oil 1874 which higher than that recommended
last March, be adopted lie then proceeded TO explain
the business OF the canals Tor number OF past
Tor the purpose Of showing that the tonnage the
never increased by the decrease OF tolls
MIR. PRINCE spoke length In favor Of mainta
ing the efficiency ofthc canals and low tolls sustaining
the anne nument offered by Mr.. Seward.
MIR PETTY followed, taking q similar view without
coming question the House TOOK recess till half
past seven =. NJ.
with the recommendation OF the Canal Board Tor re-
daced tolls carried.
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nS see cable new.

p9- See cable news
back 70 New York April With cargo shifted &c. has
been caked reshippcd her anu WAS reaos oi s
FURY at Philadelphia from Messna, reports l4th
inst 70 miles east Of Hcnopen aurlng h,p Win
water
BARK LYDIA orr. sewe from Darien ,or Idverpooi
which put into Norfolk leaking. cleared 1'tl ihss " 80
sume her voyage.
NORWEGIAN BARK of about 100 tons. black {, hui g.
iress hyne. WAS seen March q no lat &C. ~ on nao
Troubadour (Br at Fortress Monroe from Liverpool 100
rough 10 board.
sem Irsny MEAss smith, iropl Jacksonyillt FOR Al.
pciag NE b. eneountersd heavy gales IIs
and shpped heavy seas u which sns ter
The cabin stove ana the vessel otherwise
impossible to make his port destination bore away
9 hoa ae bs se G aeS az on
the 10Th aud q mad no. then been decided M ne
ton.
scHR CxRus FossEIr Pierce from cieniuegos for Phil
20 alter being ashore, French Reef Island and
CUT about % Sf d Could be
Ihe vessel was not insured ana upon settlement o.
scnR EDIg WATERS, from Richmond. Va for RIO Gfapde
which put nS Fortress aop5o s APT 20 AZ
Sem HUDSON. of and from Rockland tor New York;
AZ ndysn h inst SPRUNG Shoals ea hs d
yious.
scar I II uorKIss, New York for the Upper 3s
tered by lightning previous evening
Scum EMILY CURTIS, at Philadelphia from MatanZas,
reports that the 9th inst six miles south OF Hatteras
lost III ainOoom, jib maingan SAILS during heaVy
gale from NV 70 N. also split foresail.
scHE TREASURE, Wilson. IRON Providence for New
York. which ashore Warren. has gone on the
marine railway Bristol Tor repairs
Bosros April 2SFishing schr Eva G., Of Boston. was
discovered off Yarmonthport Mass to-day, SUM- in D
fathoms OF water, with her mainmast broken on.
CRANBERRY Isles. April 2l-Schr Relief, Stanley, sus
lained damage while trying to get into the creek
ruth She failed to get IN. ~
An unknown Br schooner parted lib sheets and mis-
STAYED 2uth and anchored In the Western Way, where
she remains
HALIFAX April 2s-Steamer Newfoundland, which lett
the 18th inst, only reached st Johns NJ tbis
morning. having been detained by ice. =.
Steamer George Shattuck arrived last night nom 81
Pierre.
The crew OF the schr Rochester from Fortune Bay for
Halifax have arrived at sydney. They report that the
weasel and sunk by ice oil Scatterll, Cb
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ITALIAN OPERA.

MlEs Monabi, new aspirant Tor operate hon.
ors, appeared at the Academy or Music last night
as Eivira in "ETnani.n Whether the lady was
still suffering from TIE severe indisposliion that
compelled her 10 postpone the opera last week or
whether Q mere amateur acquaintance With grand
opera m2rred her e1orts, Il is necessary to say
that she did not fulll the artistic exigencles Of
the roe. Her voice was uncertain, HARD, unsym-
pathetic, and her execution and delivery OF the
music such nature as was calculated 70 destroy
Ia the minds III ner hearers any idea regarding
Eerdi;s music that might be iavorably considered.
Prom tie beginning 10 the enc Of the opera
there was not . single scene In wncn the prlla
donna could be regarded as even passaby sue
e. ssluL Or course lnaisposition may nave much 10
do with tie alure OF the new ASPIRATION operate
honor, but yet there migat have been evidences
az lyric talent SHOWN even under such discourage
ing circumstances. or the rest OF the cast, we
can praise tue 1ne rendering OF the r0ie OF Carlo
Quinto by SlgnOr Tagiapetra the chorus and
orchestra were excellent
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YIGNAUx yANQUIsHED.

The match game Tor $500 q side between Albert
GARNER and Maurice vignaux, 600 points, three
balls, was played last evening at Tammsny Hall.
vignaux was defeated by GARNER By over zoo
points. Toe following was the score:-
Gsrnler-7, o, IL, 0, 8, 2 A, "a, 3, l. q, 25, Z,
40, 90, L. B. l. 2 T. ., z, %. :, % Z, As, ., l, z6
e. = :. 3 8, 5, y, y, /, IL 40, o, 3, Gl, " II-60O
Vgnaux-O, o, ], "a, o. s, 3, 2, o, o, i, o, ii,
o, O. 10, 0. ., 3 !, 10. ., s, 9, rs. Q. 8, I, a. o.
AZ, 3, 4, /, 81 ., 2, 80, 2, o. 0, 10, q, 0-2js.
me average was-Garnier, Is 1-2a; vIgnaux,
2345.
lime Of game-Two hours and hiu-nve min.
utes.
Alter the match was concluded an orer was
made in Chris. 0'Connoris billiard rooms, Four
teenth street. BY Vlgnauxis friends to make q nc "
match Tor S2,500 q side. The match can be made
by any one wiling 70 put up deposit. II II Is
made Vlgnaux VIII defer hts visit 20 France Tor
wees, In order 10 play the game.
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FOREIGN PoRTS

CALLAO March l2-Arrlv~d, ships Alert, Llttlehs.i.
Nalpsrai-o fard sailed April Tor rabelgn ~ Flea Jas
Wright morrison, san fransisoo AM kaised Aprh .
Tor do.
H-aAcoA Pr, April lin sort brig rally 10. sprsgre
FROM tcntaeoa SCAR Maggie Mcfaddcu Tor hoston, 70
SAL 10 GAYS.
HirLsl Aps .s-Arrivod, steamer City q Vera Graz,
uosEeu, New YORK,
QrfArc. April B-Passsd Father Point 1913 An.
steamer IauitoSan ,Br), wyc, rom glasgow Toe Mon
treNl.
$40 Jsvplao Apnl a-.~alled steamc. Ontario. sla.
cun, sew YORK. lsgitn e4pD bags cnfiseA
-tSGAtcHf, april 2SNAtled, bari. WHICH,. LEWIS ko4ton
sen. Bosom.
saga, April Is-Assived bark Joha hoffman. Ray.
Bordeaux.
Patterson, New Work,
cica-gd 2ith s.oalaer sdoulaa lyr, Edwards olas-
gov 9Th 7eAr yeodo tnrl, i.ogrka, New lo.h -.
v4brLaAiso, March g}--!n ror; Gblp Naeslan foary,
Tor hosgoui Dafss Auuse lewia Aersr tg1n kAs0ahe'
A0ss hags Asls GgoeSla dFaS. ne teWtssa
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The second contest for places on tne American
ride team, who are 10 shoot the approaching In
ternatlona Match was postponed yesterday on
account Of the weather. until tomorrow friday
at eleven O'Clock. Yesterday about q dozen
marksmen went out 10 Creedmoor, and stayed IN
til nalf.past twelve O'Clock r. NJ, IN hopes that
the rain might pass over. They we're obliged 70
return home without having any practice.
question was mooted yesterday as 20 whether
n man could not be present on the days desig-
mated FOR the contest, ne would be allowed the
privilege oil demanding day 90 SUIT his own con-
venience for the matcn. IL was decided tnag all
Contestants Wishing TO shoot for y place IN the
team must be present " the regular matches
as announced BY the committee, otherwise tney
lose all chance OF competing at other times.
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THE LATERAL CANALS.

ALBANY, April Is, 1875.
The Dill providing for the appointment OF >
commission 10 investigate, consider and report
upon the disposition 10 be MADE or the lateral
canals was taken up ID the Senate Committee OF
the Whole 10 day.
Mr.. Laning moved 10 amend the bill by subsii-
tutinE the Canal Board instead OF the proposed
commission 10 De appointed by tue Governor.
Mr. WOodIn sustained the Amendment, arguing
that there was necessity Tor the passage or this
bill. The people aud their representatives, are
satisfied that THESE canals are an incubus upon
the State.
the commission is not needed with all It's
attendant expenses IN the WAY OF clerk, messeu-
ger stenographer aud Dorse. The present
Omcers or tue Canal Department have ail the
necessary information Ia their possession this
moment, and they should be directed TO prepare
Tor the Legislature or 1876 tile information sought
by tue proposed bill and report 10 that oody with
out expense 10 tue stare. After q protracted
debate Mr. Lanlng's amendment was earned
yeas 10, nays ll-and the Dill was ordece TO .
third reading.
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A NJ u S E M E n II S.
THE DRYANT BESExIT AT THE FIFTH AVENUE


THE DEFIANT BENEFIT AT THE FIFTH AVENUE
THEATRE.
The stormy weather yesterday did not prevent
the assembling OF large and brilliant audience
at this charming little theatre 20 do homage TO The
memory or one who nad contributed much TO the
innocent merrment OF the New YORK pubic. Dan
Bryant's services cannot be oyerestimated. He
was one or the few men who knew how 10 be
funny without being coarse, and persons Of all
classes went 70 his little minstrel opera house
with entire confidence that they would
not be forced to hear any phrase
that would o1end ears the most sensitive.
u Is evident that tie public have not ye: forgot
ten these good CHARACTERISTICS, and, therefore,
people laced the storm that sWeps through our
streets yesterday IA order 10 contribute ONE
tang 70 help his orphan children. Tne bill pre-
pared at the Filth Avenue included Bouci-
caulrs exquisite comedy, "Lonuon Assurance
revived Tor the occasion, Win MISS Fanny
Davenport Ia The part OF Lady Cay Spanker. Her
delivery OF the celebrated hunting speech was re-
uarzaply spirited and enecilve. Little B,jou
Heron played tue part or Nan, the Good Tor
Nothing. with an intelligence and feeling which
promises bright future Tor that young LADY. The
novel feature OF the entertain ment was the me-
mortal address BY the Rev. o. b. rockingham.
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rsaII.H OPERA

NJ 1. y. Hess, the originator AID manager OF
tie Kellogg Englisn opera Troupe aid mansg erisl
director o. tue Parepa-Rosa opera Company. mas q
bensas t. nigas A. me BROOKLYN Academy Of
Music. Tie opera selected for tue occasion Is
..Iugnon,n with Miss Kellogg, NINE. Van Zandt
Miss Beaumont IT. Castle aud other artists IN tue
cas-. Mr.. Hcss nay Ue regarded as the first man
ager Nno made English opera . fixed institution
IN fnis country and 20 IL all his experience talents
and inventive genius h2ge been devoted. Inc
result Of sacn direction has been the establishing
OF English opera on 4 sure lolndati0n. Inc opera
20 ne gwen this evening 10 certainly one o. the
most popular OF the French school, and the cast
includes the best talent or our Uric stage az pres
ent. Miss KeIogg's Mlgnon Is one or the most
remarkable successes ~ the season, and Nine. Van
Zandt has madc tue role o. Pima her most brilliant
triumph on the stage.
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THE GERMAN scHURz BANQUET.

Carl Scnurz was entertained last nighs az Del.
mopicos by hls German admirers Many Or
our mcss proainont German cIrzsns we're
present. Dr. Kracgowlzer mads IN calogsIc
address, 10 when De praisod re pubic SERVICES
" their guest and pro2aessed MS future
welfare. Sir. scnnrz - responding, was
greeted with tunusuous cnee3s, aal Ae
made vcGy happy Bpscca in WalCA
nc thanked BIZ couasi mcu iur taelr rcgoD.
ZION ana good WISHES. Speccnes were Glsa oITVe
~ eE.8GyernOr solomon, EayarI TdslOs ana
otncfH. The leading Dnrm4M aNginr soc cites
cane 10 'orcnhgn; procession and 80 euaG0u
Mt SeAurg aIt1r TIVE banquet. and 10 VA ABOUT
.Ho c'c,Ocs thiE morning talorc "sna Gp rmXa's
la0lu oOUls escape lion Ma ulrcrs and <tA't N
bis fs5urn 10 bis h0trh ne VIII leave tnts aitcis
aeon ~ tw0 o'oiock ~ tha Haasuuig sicspcf.
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No .4Al.AsEOUs.

4 psOLCTE DIVORCES OBTAINED. FROM DIFFER.
"a cnt states iezal everywhere, de-ertion, &C., s1.
cisnt cause publicity reguirsdi M charge aal "a
vaeqc arAnia I; aayiec Tree.
'S'~s ". nECsE Alsoraoy lsi Broadway
gsoGtffE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM Differ
"A ent states 20 publicity Soiary rnbic, Commits
sIoner Gr Ic-Ia Tor Slate. .. l. KISS, Atiorne1
private oncc ~ kighih roet near Cooper Institate
NERVOUS Debility. 49, CEAEAIA OGRE TDh
~ Nervous DeDlifv ani Wetknesa brou7nt on W 10.
dlscret!ous axca>s4s 8r0rY9rk the BRAIN
yous sysie IL WiNCuEoihhis nfBCIgLG ril.L, tost1l
for OYER 81 with pe~9st s8gga3 i eflatpt rtli
ca and permanent cure shSD FOR \ CIRCULAR
Prlc8s 81 per buNs boxes 81 oy nlll se3urae
sealel, With tut directions. Prepared onlY w
NlAChnslnR ~, - loan slroeh Nav YoeA
'THpxAs z, AoNkW Will opgslY ID vEssb
tsgVat en- Nay J. lEt - Ten mi c61es WGtekonnm
Evsfysoay ikesa ear sTa eBt bssxhtHA
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Bedford April ~. bark sarah Hals.
Slocum. tor Atlantic and Indian oceans -,
Sailed arrived at do 18th, scnr Ellen Roo
man Gallett Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived at New London April q, schr Chas Colgate,
sisson Hurd's Island. with $50 bbls elephant ell
sailed from Honolulu March rs barks NJ Wonasion
MITCHELL for the Arctic Ocean; 3lst James Allen kee-
nan do. :.
NIB reports her ut Talcahuano March Y With Aoo dds
"A letter from Capt Lake, OF bark Nautilus, of NIB
dated March ~ reports her arrival at that
port 18th having taken 20 bp1 % oil since le&v.
ing the Western islands
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters are Ia
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 20 Fleet street. the Paris o1ace. No
Rue Scribe the arrivals at and departures from Eu-
ropean and Eastern pors OF American and all foreign
trading with the United States the same Will be
cabled 70 this country free Of charge and published
Captains arriving and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win ind the Paris ONCE the more
economical and expeditions for telegrap hing news
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signal on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing While burning The coors green, red. changing
from the other succession and can be
eral miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal viii oolige us by preparing any marine news
they may nave for the ship News Department OF the
IlrRALp
BJ-Pereoas DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving Ut New York do by addressing to such
vessels, OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
oured
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

ALBANY, April IS, 1878.
A large number Of Tamnany politicians arrived
here this afternoon, ana have been closeted in
consultation with Mr.. John Kelly al Congress Hall.
Among them arc T. u. Gate, John Il. Fellows,
General Splnoa. sheriff conner, George W. Win
gate ana Others. universal inquiry arises on
the arrival OF each train this afternoon among
New lcrk statesmen, '.Tlaye you seen the Boss ~
Rumors as TO a resurrection OF the Miller charter
within day on TWO foat around. When the Dill
comes ciorc the Assembly again IL IS understood
~ VIII be considerably amended so as 80 make u
non-partisan II many features. This i really me
only possible chance IL can have OF passage az the
present time.
RAPID TRANSIT
The rapid transit question came up tonight In
the Assembly. The only action taken, however
was tile reading about half through Of the lengthy
general bill. introduced BY Dir. Prince. No debate
TOOK place aud progress was reported The de-
tails or this bill have already appeared in the
HERALD. Tomorrow night consideration OF bills
will be continued.
THIS morning the Railroad Committee or the
senate heard arguments made 10y General Butter
field, General Davis and Alderman Purroy in ad-
yocacy or tie Rapid Transit bill, submitted with
the sanction OF the Mayor and Common Council OF
New YORK. senator Moore proposes 10 subst-
tute the measure for the bill introduced by
linn on the same subject soEe time since.
IL Is 10 be hoped that no CONFUSION will
result rom the Introduction or multiplicity OF
Rapid Transit bills, ana that the Legislature viii
not adjourn before some proper movement Is in
augurated to furnish New York city with in
creased facilities In this respect.
GAMING THE SPEAKER.
Some thirty members or the Assembly, republi-
cans ana democrats, assembled at the Delavan
House this evening. and presented Speaker Nc
Cure with cane. The presentation was made
by Mr.. AEord. and responded briefly by the
recipient. Speeches were also made by General
Hustled, Congressman Beebe and others.
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THE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE.
Albany, April q, 1874
Several petitions the reduction OF
canal tols also several against the
duction OF canal tolls
Mr.. ROBERTSON. rom the judiciary Committee. re-
ported f2vorably the following bills;--
Providing tor the payment Of jurors in protracted
trials
INTRODUCED
Mr. BooTH introduced bill TO cleaning the
New York city. similar TO the introduced
in House by Mr.. Hess, IL continues the the
hands OF present and allows them
make contracts
Adjourned.
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Bark Narmors B, from Charleston for stsstln. April
aris Pro.eus nom cardsnas for Boston. April a. lat
Ss so Ion 70 3d.
Aprl IS lat ~ 20 Ion - (by pilot boat saae Webb NO
sichr Newport sr) Miller from Boston for surinam,
April IS LAT 20 80 Ion CO.
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Es- NorIcK 10 CAPTAINS Of w ssts ENTER.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

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SHIPPING NEWS
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