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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
TIE VoYAGE IN A PAPER CANOE.
ARRIVAL OF MR.. BISHOP IN FLORIDA.

ARRIVAL OF Mr.. BISHOP IN FLORIDA.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
PHILADELPHIA, March PA letter from N ..
H. Bishop, traveller who left TINS city
last November in paper boat, planning to make Ills
way the Gulf OF Mexico announces his safe arrival at
ReIford. on the suwanee River, Florida, on March IL
lie had made portage from Fernandina to the Upper
suwanee, aud intended to comDlete his journey by de-
seendug that stream 2CO miles. to the Glif He writes
The inles with their strong tidal currents the
wide sounds and rough waters, are now behind Tue
wild and romantic Suwanee, with its strong current
from the Oxeefcenokee Swamp, will carry me rapidly
along to the salt waters OF tho Mexican Gail Inc
canoe IL still In good condition She has been DuHeed
about the sharp ridges OF all the shallow sounds ana
creeks since she LETT Cape HenOpen Delaware Bay ana
has seraped many sandshOd about the ocean lnlets
Had she built OF wood she woull have been rae-
iured In forty places long ago. but the tough linen paper
which covers the light Frame though only oueelghtD OF
an inch IN thickness has endured every r1d through
which the has passed Tle canoe has not sprhng
aeak To tots time. All the cutting OF the paper SMELL
done by the sharp edges OF OYSTERS been easily ana
speedily repaired by using little melted ehelac, ap-
pied TO the superficial cuts with hot iron ournlsher
BY this time Mr.. Bishop has probably arrived at
Cedar Keys whence he returns North by rail. Since
July last lie has trayersed in small boat the entire
distance from the Lower st. Lawrence to the Gulf OF
Mexico. except the comparatively short space from
Fernandina TO the suwanee, where he WAS Obliged, for
want Of any water-cOurse, TO take to the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
SHIPPING INT@LLiGEYCE.

PoBT or NEW -YoRK ....... .............MAR0H 2L
CLEARED.
Steamship A5yssnia tBrl alne hy2ool VIA queenstown u w.
slen.nip Ashland wbitehurt savannah R. Lovden
s,eanp Geo ". Elder Read BaitLoe Od DOhlaloh sthnp
steamship Regulator Doane, Wilmington, " Clyie& Co
Steamship Georgia. Growe Charleston j. w. CAN'T RI 70
s,%D sss GrGmwe SniS % sSa S In S,1 S
Ear leon hIoaey gnSeaot BIS'.I A. a ASea
Bar p,ccroi. lscTj Crate, hamburg FunS, Eye Co
BARK Mare Fgi TIA selrpah, d:no L'no Storey Co.
Brs Pnacesi Beatce tBr summon Pr Pete, H. A. yaabh
bng Amilcsrc tItal) Roman Geno Punch, Edye Co.
Bng Emmanuel ual Iuie Pehlh RoAAs Tor orIes Funch
Gns ellie Walters CBtl Ka,, NJ. a1s' BomSsHl Eject
Bng Mauneqrsse ,Frl MauZere ST. Pe1e d. Towbrdge Co.
Eng AnCs 'I . 9'I 11Sst 5 + SeyH. Son.
s e G.o On S S,su s MaH ~ Me- B. e ali Co.
Sour Oper, lBrl P1ser 81 joan, N D. isne{ P1r<et
scLr. RED rter h,laDsOO. BOst,O, J. GSl"lo Son.
scnr L. A, Bsal. n Her Wlmas!o1' T. p PS"I'h ,y,.,
schG Carries r. mayo, Morrison Nassau NJ H. D. j. weinberg.
ARRIVED.
Steamship CaaGts s noaaa1 :: PeTPoG Rn March 49, and
SteA@, a Sp- IB S5s j. S 4' ~ and queenstown
steamship msque ~ fou1oI Have March IT, With mtse and
steamship Manhattan Mckee Charleston, c. March 81 with
n aud psss. to jones W. 2IlnaT Go. -, -.
Aenare Gibbs Lewes De-, With mise and pass to Old
Ceres NGr GqndeL''H Borea1 = 6S days, IN md'e
Barr IUpi ,Ru.s, JeoJson, Antwerp % days Tth maize
Lara sOslr lAu) BsrbaEoeh "estp1 leiaUi AZ days in
schr O. Hunt Cof Boson, Dexter bo days With
Cassie jameson oi hoAson Jameson CA0anen 10 iys
Sc6r Laura Brigmap (Of George Mel Clark Tdnisd 20
days.
4 Richardson (O Temont. Richardson, hatauras IA
days, with sugar.
lOi Maeh Thomson, Ceuiuesos 10 days with
sugar
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON LuoJ states; B1rnhTae Car
swan Gotald Amarsnh Jennie Prince Peter Young,
GunlIe LacJn Derby a. B4uehir Upmanl Her
MAE Ronnoe B. H. Sweet ssrAl b. Naoya VgDa and BOLzo.
22I inst Bncout Ihem hnsl and Jacques
Carter. Arrived tie I'D inst Emma AMI Alice, harYa
Traveller Arrived out the 24th
inst: RamoIat, EeGlor Jbn barbour W. H. JeaEns, 6eadS
Charger, Promesse. Also aruyel ou frtL
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL March -The steamship Andesn arrived here to-day
Hewans damaged eouduos having eIpeneaced haTy
gales
LoSDoN March PA tkgam from RIO Janeo reports tsa the
Area pio into that port
dehargng her Tor the purpose Of Undergoing
repairs.
[For Latest Ship Netos Serenh Padel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
DECIsIONS-MARCH2 "a.

Suprems Court hGmbers-By Judge DOnobue.-
Frank sgt Bryan Kamp sg. KamIhouols granted:
Gums Mutua Company sg. BOIeuus Mu oi Lie
Compsny Bo0m LyUe sgt Williams Sosonool sg
Lynch; the Of lenddi Russell agt hcLsu-GraRej
Bmann sgt SmhMOiCn granted Tue PeCpe 6c. agL FIan2
rbn.-Grauel; memorandum Cornell tCt SiatI; Mott act
Hedennan Reed yE-ioion denied
sgt horn Motion teia without
costs; Parish sg SuyGeMOuOn duiel Fullerton
an Observation-Disclosures Ordtra Wood 8g Noud-tePor Of rel
decree divorce granted TO Dalnh Howe a
HO1e-PrJo identity Sufficient HubntT sgi hO0seTeNO
copy complaint In matter Of DEus taE TIE
hearing before
2Jh 10 Scare art SearUaess there
agreement to than $500 meeting that all
that be charged
Special T7g2By Judgs yOr-COok sgt PaitJudgmsn:
for paiDG POorfndngs settled u;scne Evan
geche Lutheran &C. The Mayor &cMem0andDm for counsel
b. judge luut-IvugtOLe Nlse-Mouol dcpiei AM
order entered. Delaney tg MaOneyFnings settled Moore aEt
SeabGry.-FIndugs settled
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
Jackson Reterenca to ascertain aud
port petition together WIh proofs and 10
mon parties before bm Bailey UaoDnqIest asde aad
defendant aow, defend payment OF pann costs Of opoR
InOOl, deIdIut omitted SPECIFY tss lueRnlV
he his Of notion lNemOran iuD Powers
aHoon for bill Of particulars deue tNenoTan-
dgm) Ettnger Stegmu Motion order 6eued
costs to plaintiff g Van Tor plaintiff
findings signed and tied.
Common Pleas-Spscidl Terr,-BY judge Larremore.
-ReKer sgL IacklerPro, insufficient ETah EwSl-Pr"C
rgred has beea inepJse Huri AIT Oie-Ap
debtor MsDuourers ud Bmlers bank krrdtA Pheau0n
adjourned with apply the judges who sat Il General
Term order - Garrison gt Observation-Disclosures
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
PJSSENGE RS ARRIVED.

IRON HAYRR In steamship D5R,rqs, March 24.hr Aesch
Georges Ltu Csros Ameoy, AIR and Mrs feran aud Ser
g. Mr. Surne NJ. j. b. IiobganI j. VVsres, T. ku
aer Ch Hui a. Hurs Gas, Nj an Ms hehe Miss ehe A.
r. Peter G. Peter, PeyOt Miss NJ " HI
bin, T. JuLal Miss A. Bemer hiss g. BeBler. j. Levy
" j. Jenny b. O.r 81. la eDlratI, A. Cons zee
clInen NJ aGd hTs HaTter, r. BOII
BurlI Roy r. BImer BuneT H. Gto. Ba;t ca
MJeL Mr.. Mot Mr Mr.. LeLee, j. fbe A. LrBhaEti,
Mrs b. erler AID child, Nj and Ms j. Grumeber'
gl, Ms NJ sansperro, H. pr1yulrrr. r. PueoOmD
". BalUac D-TcOlrt A. CanbIssOn Ms. g. Walllc-.
FRuu LIy BRPOJL In steamship dttLrl Starch 24Mr and
Mo. tlos JuO A. Bait g. Camerie j. W. LOrbn Mr.
Dy u NJ Eigene A. FrTgIs,n hrs IuOI7a HeyedaLl H. g.
1Wi,t Ms 6drea, A. AacNenoW T. L. McCon.
Jao. Pr lips, d. Pardon, r. ssuJs, Ar H. Sheridan, W.
Sni,h J,hn In worth, u. W. Tim -
FROM Ly.RPJULn sttHus zip spain. March -. VI MAIN
wanlg j. r. Cnarneav Drmm e. h. BulAeey. D. Fletcher j.
GshSaie T. WasD DE- r. ht0ae, d. g. A. Lovejlg
Mr. JSmih chOcn, Ms ii, NJ. Marsh, Mss C.
WocdTorth MrS D. q. RanAii Mas nIin, l. Barry IT, VIZ
ham, A. ~ aud Lean W. Hector, W. FOrst, o.
Rog,T hr. Mrs A. Mckee child.
PROI HAHBURi-.n ssImshp CIabriI March 2t-Erust
BouiI abs A "a Lou Lew AieKnler BE- thi Heller aud
ehe Ar s0d Ma GA Ehas sieg " SyjorJ SIR ami Mr+
JJb kramer Rosa Mlsel JOHNNIE Meyre.n
Ca wnann aud Pmpp Leuel Ftscn jose ~ Bap
ta GTctneT J,sepI ROsue hs aud hs NiA scbcscL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
THE EXAMINATION OF G. A. MASON.

MONEY
The examination of George Albert Mason,
an Alleged dealer in counterfeit money, begun yes
terday before Commissioner Shields The first witness
for the prosecution was Albert W. Ensor, DYER who
does business in Rochester N Y He testified to the
effect thar, as part payment for lot OF aces, Ma
gave him. IN this city $780, that upon his return to
Rochester he was arrested for passing counterfeit
money, and that the money respecting which he got
into trouble was part of the $500 received from Mason
long crossexaminaton elected nothing that
had any bearing on the the character OF the wit
ness except that he was once arrested in Toronto,
Canada "ior selling barrel of soda which" he "had
not paid for at less price than" he had to pay
Tor that he had at Mason's request, written letters
TO Major Washburn 0nd other officials, concerning the
detection OF counterreers and that Mason once in
ta in Toronto Canada "on charges OF bribery, bur
glary, perjury, libel blackmaIl and few other small
matters" During his crOssexaminajion, EnsOr incl
denay remarked That when he first became ara 1aintcd
with Mason, he thought he was an honest man. because
he knew that ne had been employed Df the government
aB a detective. On the redirect examination EusOr
that he sold the barrel of soda to obtain money 10
loan 70 Mason who said that he would starve unless be
could get few dollars Immediately, and that he the
witness did not know that any 81 the $50 ne received
from Mason counter et until he was arrested Tor
passing II.
w W Kenoeh OF the Secret Service Bureau in this
city teSiiePthat last Thursday ne searched room
&C No 1854 HudsOnst., where he found a package OF
counterfeit money and thai lie obtained access TO The
by of keys taken from MlsOns pocket when
lie was arrested, Charles Saudersun testified that he
resides at No 6483 HudsUnSt, aud that Mason rented
the room referred 10 by Kpnoch Tue examination
then adjourned until .. to-day, Assistant United
States DstrCtAttOrHey PurdY appeared Tor the Gov
ernment and r. NJ. Waite for the defense The package
counterfeit found in the room at No 6ll Hold
consists o. IL $50 bills &c $40 bills, and G. - bills
Tue S. bills COluteriCits on the Traders National
Bank Of Chieago the others are counterfeit treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
MEETING OF THE REvIsoRY COMMITTEE
SUGGESTIONS FOR PROMOTING THE SUCCESS OF TIE
ENTERPRISE.

SUGGESTIONS FOR PROMOTING TIE SUCCESS OF TIE
ENTERPRISE.
A meeting OF the RevIsory Committee of
the Centennial Comm sion held at tue 81, Nicholas
Hotel yesterday afternoon. In the absence Of Peter
Cooper, Jonathan o iden presided. Among tho
bers present we're William f. Dodge, John Price
Wethercl, member Of the Board Of Finance, PhlIdel-
phia; w. l.. Strong, n. Nj. 'ckwItb Centennial Com
missioner for the State Of Hew-YOrsi John Tleman,
Samuel Hawk, and W. L. POmrrOy. Remarks were
made by William T. Dodge, IL. A. sharkIeiOrd, Gov.
Bgler Henry Butler. and Others, all speaking il
husase terms of the prospective OF Centen
NAL terprlse and sugsS ding various methods for
promoting its interests Il proposed TO issue certIf
Gates medals, which &c purchased by all classes
These medals are simply designed as mementOes OF the
celebration. and to be sold by canvasser5. Nc.
shackeforI suggests that u;al bureau of IN Orma-
ton be established down town, where foreigners and rX-
hOltors could resort Tor lnorn ttloh relative 10 snip
OF goods aud for purposes GOV. BIGGER
stated thai S2OOOGj) more would DO required 10 rri
cut The proposed arrangements ana mat "a oJJOO hdn
secured. Tue tOllUNlus fCbOluuOhs were
then adopted by tue COmnlttec:
Resolrtd controlling this department sdlpt
The pah 81 holding vanh meetings At proper unes "a Ae u'Ae
sODtd That IN the matter OF RAISING capital We recommend na
he 'angG branches o. Igsnes ua.es anu professions DC ns.si
to uau committee Of three or more u heir Own nenSe 10 aid
sood earnestly appeal to the eapa't' Of our t, to
Exchange and all controlling great us
noas the railroads np nn Insurance ss'tPn sG t SapS
oonsdesuon And especially request me Ipres ana iu.a &c
Grafton Of Their numerous agnt throughout toe country
Ceennl.i haJaRtmen % zoe sais hn' oh So
Deir work tEow beng certain iha al Ihs h4'Ioh OF he
will people the Uuei could The e'
6at splsy will be 1!tug means ng leno
statesmen, patnots and soldiers W o sd aud e''aOLs!el H.
ponIment Of an executive COMMITTEE 10 DC seeetrd
amount OF subscriptions made ny merchants hotn PIO
pretOrs, anu others III this city, "ao stated " De sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
STEALING IN THE GUIsE OF CHARITY.

Yesterday before Judge Barrett, in the
Court Of oyer and TermIner, DAILY and his
wife, Peter Cooper and number of respectable citizens
appeared as witnesses against William II. Chambers.
Chambers had been collecting money by presenting
letter signed L. Edwin Dudley authorizing the bearer,
Capt. william Marshall. TO collect money for the Union
Home and School, OF which ChefJgstice Days
wife is President. He had been among Mrs.
Days friends for this purpose, and, among
Others, had obtained IS from I. Bailey Myers,
which The indictment in this founded and Mr..
Myers had Informed Mrs. DAILY Of the swinde. One day
when Mrs. DAILY was az the house of Mrs. Leidlg her
mother Chambers presented himself there. He iu-
formed Mrs DAILY who met him, that Mrs Chief Justice
DAILY with whom he was well acquainted and who was
now 10 Europe, had authorized him 70 make these col
IectiOns and she having sent quietly Tor policeman
kept hun awhile in conversation until he was arrested
Toe Secretary Of the Brooklyn Historical Society was
present 70 testify similar operations ia that city
The man pleaded guilty and theu claimed that he was
only technically guilty be mad 0cted for Capt VII
liam Msrshail, whom Ee had become acquainted with
IN military hospital and who afterward known
- an officer ia the internal revenue office. He had
turned this captain all be obtained, receiving IN
return only 20 per day. Judge Barrett tOld nun mat
the proof showed hn 70 be professional swindef the
crime was most Infamous cutting &C the very root
OF the support OF enares Chambers sentenced 10
tbe extreme penalty, three years in State prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


y,
Mails for RuroDe PTaOdt ChgrDOIZ aud lambur2 BY steamship
HoLata. III 80 Supplementary hall closed al tie
rOstOhee 80 Steamship saIls per loot OF
1binl-sL, lobOAeA.
Nails aTaus and Cuba bV the steamship Crescent City close at
u AtuppenentaD Msl closed az e PostOhee al 2i4O D. ~
steamship calls y. nom Pier No. H. North liver.
FGIDAi, MARCH %
Mails or Newfoundland YORK PoOBee every GaJ
al 80 N.
Halifax N s. eoedM The New.YOrE POstohes
tsyNOpm.
SATURDAY.. MAR0H 27.
Mis- Europe Queenstown Liverpool by the steamship
CIV Of Chester clJseat No Supplementary Mail Steamship
sa.ls at 8 a. m, ir,H II = No. as North RVeE
For Europe SOUTHAMPTON ard Beuen BY the steamship khen
close At lliJO Supplementary Mail closed az the Post
Ohee 81 1870 steamship sails A. D. m from Plcr ooI Of
Ihir4-bL, hUbJse.
Mails 6 heT West, bT City OF Waeo close AZ m
Steamship sas 81 3 .. irum Pier No 20 East aiTeL
sUNDAl MARCH p.
All Mails close at OcoOa rOoSDhoo 10 spen hon
n tolla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. John Quad
Cornelius Kelly hei 10 $1,000 ior st,cn g TO
soap m1Duao0y Of T. Hu Soas Co.. al No. IUo
ChGSL
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Frank
Th.nenback stealing from jacob Freemu Of No AZ
Wetst Marks and Charles Bernstein bcI 81 800 bail
eeh for selling PIemau Of No. II EseIst syeIal
tickets represelng so worth " jcwey for ae Ffenaa
had redeemed tue jsSery stealing II from Ian.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday be-
Sutherland Jacob IT, stone convicted OF lao Stone
published leg wOIk AND
steady with 800 Hcly Brown Of
$50 with Lu a. pl2
rCmaudd for SleTrs pleaded guilty Of
pet larceny House Of Refuge Williams
attempt burglary the third degree gent TO state Pri-oI
Vs. EDWARDS larceny 20 the
Peuteusry months Christina NsSea 0I grand AreeaY
sent 10 state Prison years
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G oruoration Notices
teaGl Aotllcs.
.UPREME COURT, City and County

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
N. Of NewYorE-PAImvK BIRD pIsnI,f, aSt. DByN!S T.
hereby summoned AMI relasd to answer the
AMI serve copy Of your answer complaint toe sub
eaber HI. once No % Nssaa,, lgsnast Bg,i.Gs Ss org
such srry c fail the san complaint within The
for ne um Of four hundred aud dollars hereOa from
18th Of December one thousand eight hlnIrd ana
besides tue costs Go v. CARPENTER mad Attorney
No SO Nsssau-st. New-York City.
The complaint ia the aboveeued duly da he Office
ofrh CeIE ~. CT! and Conn a. iGs CGo ME-,
IS75 GEO ". cARPENTlER, Plaintiff, At;yo ATONE
TOURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CITY AND
~ COUNTY or NEw.i0RK.-THE EEwY0RK LIFE I IXSy
DAYTON, WILLIAM DAYTON GbORGE c. MILLE8, JOSEPH
II COATES DANIEL r. KENDALL, JOSIAH W. THOMPSON,
sESS oNEiLL ClIARLks sCnALK, FOsTgG GaIDEsTk STIR
s sPS Rk MSho RoRE Hugh MARTIN JOIN DAVIS
SAMUEL A. NOLBN. EDWARD p STEERS Deiendsnt"-sun
nous rye ser To the defendants above s,msd
iou required the coIpla! in m
seton which this sy a ,b CeS5S ' G eS n ne USI
copy the a complaint on tie subscriber o. be Once
vice OF YOU exclusive Of tn day Of such service and
you All the said compliant within 70, Tune soTsSG s1
The cOmpllnL-D4s.d Nes;Io[E Feb 1872 D,.,.,,r. 49,,
complaint n. aOy@ entitled isSs y1 s 5 .Sa cS s once
os Of s se SS1 IN the CITY Of SswTors on tie
AZ say 6a I HENRY BoGERr Plaintiff. ATTORNEY,
VOURT of COMMON PLEAS, City and
Of TN eKE EE
r. BLLIOTT, JACOB BERRY CHARLES LEE g. LIIIAgsI0N
MORSE Of the last will and testament Of SIDNEY b.
MORSE deceased JOHN KELLY late Sheriff Of the City and CCun
ofHex.York. JOSEPH L. MASON JANE GRANGER JOHN COS
GROVE ANN THOMPSON, JAMES MCCONNELL, ANNE HAGLR,
MARY GRAY. WILLIAM ROWE ROBkRr hCBRINB MARY
BARRY. THOMAS FINUCANR WILLIAM WILLIAMS. JOHN p.
DECKER, MARGARET CANNON LEOPOLD HBYhAE, JAMES
LALOR, JOHN SMITH, ANN REAGAN, BENJAMIN CRANDBLL,
WILLIAM MURPHY Summons for each Of the deienl
naneYou hereby summoned ard required to uusSer the
complaint seSn which copy herewith erVea
the said complaint the sub
senber al his oce Number "a Chambers NewYork City, within
the service hereof Of the day Of such
and fail to the said complaint within tho time aore
the this action will apply the Court for the relief de-
msnded IN the eomplAutDatsd NesYork March l. 1875.
HENRY A. B0dBRT, Plaintfs Attorney.
compliant In the above entitled action duly 3d 10 the ONCE
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas In and Tor the City And
County Of NeW-York On the drst day Of March. 1873.
mb25 law8wTh HENRY A. BoGBRT Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
A FARMERS NEWSPAPER.

70 he Editor or TIE TrtouHs.
SIR: / consider THE TRIBUNE the best paper
ever printed the Western Continent rejoice to
know that is st prOsperng 30 finely after she de-
cease Of its grea. and good founder Ny father has
takon IuRgTRIBuNE long time, and indeed 10 would
seem lonesome - keep hesss Without " Inc Asrsea+
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON March 2l.-lhe tOllOWlngls sum-
mary proceedings The United States suurem5 Court ola7
No b2S ssgel-Bailey, Collector. &c, The NeHi0k
Central Railroad Conp3ny; The Great
Court United the SOuhcn Dnct OF Yorkfhe
argument Of this continued by Mr. SOLICITORS neGl Phillips
Of the plguths by MI s. T. kacHi aud h.
Roscoe Ing for utant; eror concluded
AttorBey General Williams for The psi.ifs Ia error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
PASSkNG ERS H1LLED.

FOR LIyBRPOOI-h sbanship CiV Of Montreal March "a
Sister Mary Do blister Mry Der arlni Ms lane Nejh MA
OroI Dtnie Vsl ORon. G. d. Clara HdshIs George
Harwonh, NJ aud Mrs Henry Martini T. T. JARVIS Rev. j. D. Pm
ney. n Rl,se Kent Is H. Kng, JobD harOI Mrs ivlne,
Ml Lsto Mr. NJ. huIter w. A. Nler W n Howard g. H.
i7ygard e. hayward II. Hhe Mis- " j. Whitel and maid Mss
Iagebue
FOR sAvANYAH-Ia ss.ansap dsllHd March An C. STAT
for AID ady J. r. her hodel Jan Hog
Charles CAAe Geo Is. aid lazy Joho DAVIS IS Lawrence
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PROVIDENCE
The suneh and eommOdoas steamers HARRAGANSBrT Tues
dav. sa1rdats. and STOHfNGTON.
WednesaTs from Pier 33 Horh River
m arriving ali lns Teket at
principal railroad onoes and stAieFoom secarsa
Weseott RrpYess Co, and az $40 Broadway.
A DR yEAU Freight Agent L. W. fILEINS Gea PAsa Agent
b. y BABcOCK, Precedent
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uIyIAruHk ALMANAC

Sun n,s,.,,, SO ..... CIT Moon 1908
HE~aR Navy
sandy Iool 10 10 Hell Gate Ferry. 0:C0
IAY p.
Sandy ooL 0JJ Gs 1910 Iel Gaze Perry. 008
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TIE MISSING MISSOURI BONDS.

ST.. LOUIS, March 24-The Senate Committee
having In charge matter Of investigating the al
legged abstraction OF State bonds from the Treasurers
vault express belief that tho bonds reported to be
missing were DESTROYED nv committee OF the Il gsla-
ture although evidence found 10 establish this
ftRrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

RIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF A NEws8oY.
Thomas Smart, q little newspaper boy, was
sr<aed yesterday before judge Barrett Ia the Court
- eE@ so zsEminsF Scr plckiRs . pocket He