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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
THE PACIFIC MAIL CADETSHIP COM
PLANTS

STATEMENT or VICE PRESIDENT sCOTT-THE CHARGE
AssEigTED To COME ONLY FROM THE LESS
WORTHY CADETS.
Vice-Prcsident Scott of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company was yesterday called upon by a
tribune reporter and asked whether the company pro-
posed 70 k any action N regard 70 the alleged severe
treatment of cadets BIZ officers of Pacific Mail vessels
He said that no charges had yet made against any
officer OF their vessels and until the matter should come
before the Company in official form no action could be
taken lis own opinion had been that II was mistaken
policy 70 take young men as scholars, and at the
time this practice prevailed he not an officer
Of the Company. On the other hand he did not re-
gard the charges as worthy Of consideration
Pep,c could not naturally expect affairs merchant
vessel 10 De conducted or man-of-war. Pacific Mail
rsshp7 arc net school vessels and the oers cannot
taSe time instruct young men in navigation outside OF
their hours duty All persons employed to labor
on the veSs Is line said the VicePresident and
Instruction must given the ordinary routine Of the
80 ,, ,-lainin trends Of some OF the youths is
wrong One would suppose that all the boys and their
pareuts are dissatisfied such. however IS not the case
hae been cipe, ed ~ do mental work and drudgery,
which they I'D not anticipate. hut many more call ana
give TN assurance iat thoy arc perfectly sal,sleu
and gratlcd at the Young men progress Inc diieI
in tho way n" cadets ock uon ,hei nent Is
list the exist N schools ~ Two cidftn laueht
hy the e-nne Instructor one viii complain that the
S-aIheI Is ta,oritss. Tie other win regard
Dc o.. her as Just. kind, impartial, and
wien charges arc made by tho scholar against the
teacher is solely to blame cannOt believe
tt cant. n m. las ~ anncal, cZacIing or harsh
HIS known character and Tcputa lOn reiute the assertion
Some captq- of harsh Gnd rude natures might De eX
perteG L. :. iJ OF boys VINO expect Undue conhld
aration Capt. Mauy Is OF inherent uls
noslr,ou l.. however, any formal charges are
made a-alust him. immediate attention Will be
paii 10 thea. IS vet have been made In conelu
IN said " scott deem il necessary 10 state that
many tl lads have proved 70 be exceedingly Irael
ND fcacbable aud proficient They und r5and Davlga
ron we'll and have made fine progress, ana would AZ
soon trust them the management OF vessel as some
-9,,,air. / I-vOv such Young men have never com
pl,cc r dr1nes. the lazy, ana the ndolent nave com
pa!nel t..t they have been made 10 WORK, anu they
KouIa oamsaiu anywhere and al any time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
ALLEGED SPECULATION IN FRAUDULENT
TICKETS.

A man of respectable appearance, whe de-
scrbed himself as Philip Rosenbaum, %. decorator
Of No 3o7 Atantic-ave arraigned before Justice
Riley in Brooklyn yesterday charged with having sold
several fraudulent tickets Of admission 10 entertain
ment by the ST. Cecilia Vocal Society. in the Clinton
Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church. The prisoner had IN Lis
possession IA in currency, and fifteen of the fraudulent
tickets which cOuntc!puts Oi the genuine
tickets except that they without the -ocetys mon
ogram. ROsenbaun asserted thai he had no knowledge
OF the fraudulent character Of the tickets and said that
they had given TO him by Winfield g. Weir lie was
committed for examination and az later hour Defective
Van Brunt arrested Weir who said that he had Obtained
the tickets Augustus Virgins. young man EN-
poyed The Argus job printing once. where the tickets
were printed. Weir AID Wic-ins also committed
Tor examination TIE police believe that tncy have al
last discovered important Glow 10 many similar trans
actions which have occurred in Brooklyn during the past
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

,rou rxokcn Cleared steamships China Br for Liverpool
WIN Craze for baltimore.
BatTspSE May 21-Arived steamships Richmond, nd
FANNY aladcr from New YORK. John d. shrfvef ~
Phi.adelpins. - $780,. ........,,. v.ho.,..I q,
IYnita Tor Havana and NewCreaDs; James =
Grr sne for Newl ork bark Wellsno Tor Dob Afnved'
bark Countess N ID, ulerin. from Londonderry 49,
70 rrRyss MONROE May 2i-Passed In fof Baltimore n4
John Fowl aud sers. Hattie ~ Bangs and AdeIS CAfSee
from W 81 Indies.
vOy,yTGv PORTA
ANrwyir May 2l.-Tbs steamship state Of Nevada NJ
New YORK arrived here at D. today The steamship Ne
der!and for philadelphia parsed Flushing at today
M rEssToyN Nav 2ihe White star Line steamship 3ess
mamie Kenped, sailed at 1880 tsr New Yo.k
TIE Inan uS steamship City OF Chester, Lecb, also sailed
to-day for NevYCrk.
SPOKEN.
o. lat 20 50 n long GO % w. brig Eastern STAR froo
New,YOrk for DstncAara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
COMMITTEES OF TIVE CHAMBER or LIFE N
SIN WE

The various committees Of TIE Chamber Of
Life Insurance fo the ensuing lave been elect by
the Executive Committee T..cre exists vac ncy III
the law Committee account OF the refusal Of one oi
those elected 70 II is exrecid that Tie vacancy
will be filed at The next mcocr Of the Executive Com
nittee. The committees are As follows:
Cp,aScl-FOster Il Thompson.
on Lqr-F = Winston. chairman Theodore L. Wetmore, J.
6. B-ttersOn y. y. IIJde 49, - ,..,-
On ir,4i.fy IN. i!wn ". Bryant Chairman
Emerson Pcct john \. Ncncis, Levi W. Meeci H. W 81
John. Mt.
Frecuau J SeDh KLanr = W. Fr Lr john T. Lewis.
on fUusrfs-J. r. lt- rilin druan; l. W. DOAu -iusp
We eudOnca I.. T. j. alILs r. william walker.
goIns LibrF7icseph 4. knapp, Chairman Emory
Mo, lutOcs. y IRIS FRANKLIN. -.
Andng -l,ic aard A. McCurdy, Chairman C. W.
BCuCk, J. +. LegggtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
GERMAN REPUBLICAN DISCUSSIONS.

The German Republican Central Committee
held meeting last evening at No. $40 Bowery, ex-
Judge Dittenhoefer in the chair A long communication
from the German Republican Association Of the With
Assembly District read, in which the attention OF
the Republican party is directed to the corruption that
prevails in all directions and TO the condition OF the
working classes. The Democratic party is declared TO
have failed 10 ameorate the circumstances OF the Ia
borers, and the Republicans called upon To aid them
they did the slaves. This communication referred
70 the Executive Committee. resolution was offered
in support Of Commissioner KRmroh in his action with
regard to the introduction OF the German language in the
public schools AS special ass0oatiOn composed OF
Germans OF all parties has been formed TO consider the
subject the Committee declined 10 take action. reso
luton offered thanking the Republican members OF
the Legislature their action preventing the
passage Of many unjust laws This resolution also
referred ~ the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CITY STOCK AND TRANSFER

CITY STOCK AND TRANSFERS.
PROPOSITIONS BEFORE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE
AND ArPoRTIoNMKNr CONCERNING UNExPENDED
BALANCES.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment
yesterday motion Of Controller Green authorized the
issue Of $4,000 Of Sewer Repair stock TO pay debts
kready contracted The Controller offered resolution
70 transfer 621 81 from unexpended balances in the
Tax Department appropriations TO various charitable IN
sttutons and also to transfer So056O from the unex
pended Of the appropriation for the Fire Depart
rnent to city and charitable purposes President
Lewis moved that the resolution be laid
over until information relative to, these unex-
pended balances can be obtained from the
Departments and the figures obtained from them be
checked with the Controllers accounts Controller
Green said he could give Information this point
The Board had t to make the Finance Depart
ent the depository for such information, and the mem
bers could therefore look elsewhere for it, President
Lewis moved that q committee of two be appointed to
compare the figures furnished by the Departments with
the uncxpended balances the Controllers office. The
Controller said this would be virtually investigating
Committee He knew all about Investigating Commit
Mayor remarked that be saw no reason why an
eating Committee should not be appointed ~ the Board
Il il deemed the occasion warranted After further
discussion the matter LAID until the consent of
the Departments, having unexpended balances, TO make
A communication received from the Commissioner
~ Public Works asking for appropriation for the
that the leases OF most of these armOres Illegal and
he thought money should be expended IN repair
ing them. The communication laid over. The Con-
troer reported adversely the expenditure OF $4,000
fOr procuring maps and OF the city This matter
also LAID Controller Green offered resolution
fixing the salaries Of the Commissioners of the Third Dis
Courthouse 500 for the President, and $1,000
each FOR tie Other two Commissioners. This laid
over. communication received from the Board OF
asking for appropriation OF $4,000 for salaries
ard expenses Controller said he had resolution TO
offer in connection with this communication III the
Board wished change the salaries OF the Excise Com
mssiOners he would not offer II az that time he pre-
ierred private conference before introducing in open
Board 11.s Laid 10 allow OF such conference.
The Con roller offered resolution TO transfer the I'M
expended ba. amounting 10 about 100000 of APP
preparations the Police Department TO the general
Iund for Tie REDEEM pOn of the city debt This was with
arawA after discussion The Mayor moved that the Con-
troer requested Obtain the consent of the Depart
meuts make these transfers. and to enable him 10 DO
30 recess was taken until p AT the hour named
the Board re nbcd The Controller announced that he
had been uuGc cOmmii cate win the Fire Commits
uO,erS 10 obtaining their consent TO the
transfers. an The Board again adjourned until noon to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
InuN Il. COMER's RETURN.
EXPLANATION By HIN OF THE CAUSE OF HIS AB
SINCE AND OF HIS LIABILITIES.

EXPLANATIONS By HIN OF THE CAUSE OF HIS Az
SINCE AND or HIS LIABILITIES.
The return of John II. Conner, the former
Secretary Oh the National stock lard Company, excited
considerable comment yesterday, and many inquiries
were MAD a. 20 Tie details OF his settlement with the
Conpepv and the full amount OF his liability TRIBUNE
rporter called al the office OF the Company yesterday
afternoon and found Mr. Conner busy at has desk and ap-
nareutly OCCUPY M his old position He was not very
communicative 10 amounts and figures, but stated
That while ne wac away his wedding trip Few weeks
400 he had been cleaned out on Walst, and on his re-
fn he Lao sourd himself many Thousand dollars poorer
BY advice O. counsel Immediately went out OF the CITY
In order 10 hay. tine examine his affairs ana arrange
a settlement. II might have been FOOLISH
etop W. lcr the circumstances, but IL was
thought best at the time by his advisers ana
be had Yielded 70 their Judgment lie had been able In
Tho uea, time 10 make settlement OF his debts and la
lif;es the time more tlan -IOO ~ ~
and was in DOstton abundanty secure the rev dept
,enresented by th.f amount He had received offers OF
captal fs three large mercantile rns IN BOSTON, Wlt
All 6al share In business, ana the Aauonal STOCK ihIu
Tnan, mad him retain his former POSITION
with them he had not fully Determined 90 ~
ms fntua corsc but for the present snOuu IL
tbis citv ana probably settle his plans by the an
MIR Gamer dld give any details OF LIS oeIucl1nIs
mi was understood the time the egI prOceeuIss
were taken that his liability 70 the Company was MOI M
nom So 900 II is alleged that his brother Weaiy
rercfan - Posfon came forward win money anu Be-
critles and effected a settlement with me crealtorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
LIST OF INSURANCE COMPANIES INVOLVED.

Little is known III this city as yet IN regard
to the amount OF insurance upon the property burned at
the fire in OsceOla Penn, although the amount Is es
mated by a prominent underwater at 100000. The
same person states that there about 10 companies
that had policies upon the property Of the MoshalnO
Land and Lumber Company. Among these were tne
Niagara Republic, Hanover German American, lOnkeIs
Hoffman, Mercantile, Citizens, Home Continental
Adratic Star and Atlantic, Of NcwICrk; Orient. Atlaa
PhGnix, and Connecticut OF Hartford Nanuiactnrers'
Faneuil Hail. and the Boston Urderwri-crs' ~ EcS'on
the Rochester German FraI Kiln of Indianapolis Elui
izcus' Peoples M.nutactur rs. an Ccsmanis ~ W.
ark Mississippi valley Oi VI mphis tiutaDi" OF
Nashville; ALL the Royal Canadian, British AiheIiCaL
and Scottish Commercial. .
II was sta ed Ivy another underwater that tlc IniI
was one OF Tie finest rER OF the kind IN tie country
The first story built Oi stone. the W. Deng not css
than Eve feet ck 10 the base; inc Sc o 7ioiy Wa "a
wood. while the lumber pie was no. les. si-n ~ lr
dist ant and covered ~ nearly ten acres. LIS Is
the second time tic building has burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For Latest Ship ye,rs see FIN Page.l

For Latest Ship ye,cs see FIN Pagel
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eean Johnson Portland with mdse and pass
Rark Ifnone 1tal) Carrao Palermo 40 days with fruit
Rig sportsman, Blanchard Havana IA days with sugar
Brig Medina tOf Annapolis N S Ngle, Cadenas - Jays
PTi Sice AbIott OF Liverpool " ST. Mcleod, Arroyo p
r. | with and molasses
Irlc la CAYENNE tOf Halifax n. ST., Barker, Arroyo r. H.
Ia LAYS. with sugar and mOlasses - = - ,-, -,
Brig J. Gillespie of PaIrsboro " s., Frost Windsor ~
S., 10 DAYS. with plaster. ,,, -,. :,
Brig Bonito Cof John b., lie Calais, Cartenas 10
schr commerce javereu Tsnracoa days, with fruit
schr Abbe Brown Of Provincetown) Douiing Haroor
Island days. VITA plBeapptea x c.r..-,u- "a
chr ASIA Jameson of fhomaston Jameson, Cabaren 10
acr Henry Busenman eBr) Morris Wentworth. n. s.. IL
Scfr a Pratt Pratt Washington, N. C., days, with
scii A. H. Huribu:, Griffng. Georgetown. .. c.
sawyer tof Jonesport Cummings Berfnnda DAYS
Sem Sea Lark Pike Rockland n. b. days. with building
stone - ,,..x ~ q -
Viola Machias Onward Calais
Naiad Queen Dighton. Oliver Ames, Fall River
Mantle Di9hton Ieiry, ran RIVER
Bertha Providence W. Whitehead. Providence
W :. Mount, St0nington. Liberty New Haven.
Mail are.nwich. +. l.. Croker, Taunton.
Manua- Dennis. Me- Orlando, Pawtucket
: smith. New Bedford John Harris Portsmouth.
Fase New London. A. Denike Baltimore
H. X. Price, Virginia Eden Iobn- baltimore
schr cathaieen (of st. Ioin. \ b.
WIED-Sunsel lens ). W. hazy
BARK schiller (Gsr Goste,n from Liverpool wach arrived
2Jh and ancAoIed Il sandy Hook. owod ny W the SS ~
p. III t2lst)
DO'fFsTTC PORTS
". 4. Ho'roDk tnrl fr,in 1fh fchtH souvenir hi
! from pag.aly-- Iean sisaJ trV1i fl'!'1e4'~4A' % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
MUNICIPAL ECONOMY IN JERSEY CITY.

The Board of Chosen FreehOlders of jersey
City, " j. has ordered the following reductions in saa-
ries of employees On public grounds outdoor wachmen
from $500 TO 5000; engineer at jail from $1,000 TO
900 Jail watchmen from 81 900 to $500; jaOr fees
from As TO 40 cents per capita per diem. In the
Almshouse the salary of the warden Is reduced from
81 500 to 81 zoos matron from $500 5000; teacher
$500; engineer from $1,000 TO $500; cutler
$500, and cook $40. In the pententiary
the warden's salary is reduced from
81 500 TO 81 200 matrOn from 500 to 5000 engineer
from II 300 IL 0O0 department keeper fron - 900
$500; under kpe per from 500 20 $500 backsmiths
from - 30 per day TO -. AT the Asylum tie salary OF
the resident physician is reduced from 80 800 10 ~ -JO
warden from 81 800 10 II 200 assistant from $500 to
$500 other and cook from 1920 70 5000 ma
iron 5000; and nurses from $3.50 10 300. The Joint
committee clerk is 20 receive ~ 300 instead OF ~ zoo
assistant $500 tcamstcrs from 800 10 5000; hospital
nurses 5000: engineer 5000 The total reduction VII
amount TO $4,000 per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
THE RACK HILLS EXPEDITION.


GENERAL cUsTER's ARRANGEMENTs-PLANS OF The
GOvskENrST IN REGARD TO INTRUDERs UPON
THE RESERVATION.
Gen. Custer has been In this city for Few
iays engaged in completion OF the necessary ar
ranccmeuts for his Simmer expedition to the BLACK
Hills In conversation with reporter OF THE TRIBUNE
yesterday he stated that the expedition VIII proDaDV
leave Fort Lincoln about July l, and tue nners arc
going into the hills in large numbers as represented py
The Western papers, 1t will probably take the ~hoe sum
re- or until the arrangements completed with the
Indians for ceding the reservation BACK 10 ne
ment, 70 drive out and keep ont these intruders'
This. he said, we are determined To do frsf. IL
there ia any time left before the season
closes, the main body OF the expeduon
Will be cent TO the Biz Horn country whlch mes
between the Yellowstone River and the BLACK Hliis
and when has never been explored Gen. sherluah. ~
letter 10 Gen. sherman, says that NJ pIoposoS 80
steamer the Yellowstone River so ir as t
navigable after which the steamer VIII DC se. guy
ave PoTt 1coln yesIdray and will about three
make the trip In regard 70 the u
INV Idea Is that the Government does not
intend 10 prevent citizens from travelling over
way OF destroying timber or otherwise, IA they have
always boon considered part Of tne pu9e mgnway
treaties with the Indian. shan be Observed what orders
may have been ssod 70 me troops since ei. nave ave ~
Keep paI ties OF the Black fills The west line Of the
sioux AescTyaton rum cr Ills witch hes west of this
line comes under tic classification OF puoic la,ds
and is mot subject to the Tesens ol H"' ha.
been stated that the country west OF the baen nm
forms part Of the reservation o NJ s Of visiting
this country for hunting bu II has rot DceA SCI aia, -
home for them OF one thing w me GoveTnmen,
u keep ali inrnders out of the Sioux kese III In
slni time arrangement Is made by WINCH '"e i"
a..ls shall relnqush their ute 10 tile ahd Ill o,
The militsry force composing the expedition VII c'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
EFFEcT OF TIE NEW POSTAL LAW.

The Hon F. A. Potts and Messrs. GroOme,
Arthur Bliss, Clarke, and English special Committee
Of the Board Of Trade yesterday TO consider the new
Postal and the increased rates Of postage on news
papers and parcels. CoDnun cations Lad been Invited
and several were received merchants in this city
in which the writer's claimed that their expenditures had
been increased by the law by sums varying ton
$500 To $4,000 The Committee made ~ lppon.i nehl
with Postmaster james, ind next week VIII proceed 10
WashinCton with the PoslsteT' enerai III re-
gard the repeal Vi the present IA" an soon 10 OOhsess
shall meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
A RAILROAD CARRYING EMPTY WHISKY BAR
RELS STAMPED.

In the United States District Court yester-
dav in the case of the Government against the Long
Island Railroad Company, the jury found verdict for
the plainf for 5000. Action was brought TO recover
that amount as penalty for moving empty liquor casks
without removing The brands and revenue stamps upon
them Assistant United states District Attorney Sher
- ,nneared lor the Government. and Mr.. NaDderpOel
of the iirm OF Brown, Hail NanderpOel for the Com
pauy. NJ. ia .-or.orao, .ro, ,vhan
the seizure in this made about three years AGO.
one of his superior officers instructed him not 10 press the
case because If he did Oliver CharLck, who was PTsi
dent of the Long Island Railroad Company and nleil
nr If the Police Board would turn one Oi MS superior
relatives out Of position which he Aeid under tnat
Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
TRIBUNE SATURDAY MAY a.

the early settlers voyages up the principal
rivers, details of the Revolution, and long
list Of works the Indians and fndinn Affairs
Indian photography forms indeed the strongest
feature of she cataIoe,re which IL q bully volume
OF :176 pages. Many Of th- books arc interesting,
some are old, asd not few rare. Amoog the more
prominent work. are Hakuyt's Navigation De Bry's
Coeston Of Voyages Hennepins Travels. Loudon's In
dian Narratives Lyis and Carfes Travels Historical
Societies' Collections " various States, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
SALE OF CURIOUS AND OLD COINS.
.ARGE PRICES PAID FOR RARE SPECIMENS OF AMEh

ICAN AND FOREIGN COINAGE.
A collection of old coins and medals has been
ON sale during the week. the rooms of Geo A Leavt
Co.. in Asorplace. The collection was modern cover
inc the coinage of the last 400 years, and containing
rare coins OF all the European nations, OF many OF inc
south American States and many United states COINS
which have become scarce The oder heu.'S are cum
~ the chief persons and events Of the Refor-
oton in Germany The prices paid at this sale, 10 II
stated py person who has been in attendance indicate
taste for the possession of valuable curosites' when
is steadily developing 49,, l., ,ooo soia
for $40; half dollar OF the same ddle
hroaght - 70 a quarter dollar or the year sui
tor winch $50 had been offered 10 pIEatc
sale Was sold AZ $50 while another coined IN l4OO SOFA
Tgr 80 hai. dime VI Il brought 49, ana one u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

1903, SIG cent Of 1899 sold for $25 and Pine Tree
shilling OF 1852 A0d for gil. medal commemorative
OF the armed neutrality OF Russia Denmark sweden and
Houand during the Revolutionary was soid for
vi 90. Two jackson medals sold for sJ and 1913
respectively Swedish OF the reign Of Gustavus
l. brought Sll An Austrian double crown OF tie time
OF Macmillan l. 1909, sold for So So Reformation
medal struck in 1917, 10 commemorate the rst theocg
cal centennial jubilee sold for Sl2. For dollar metal
OF Luther S23 paid Many OF the coins and medals
are still exhibition and the auction Will be continued
this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
MIDNIGHT WE1THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Saturd ~, May ~. is7j-7:}0 y. M
N.,lnnsis tl- The Dnst tirgntu-lOuT hOnrS.

OFFICE OF TIE UI.IEF cI,''tL VFE E,G,
WASHINGTON, saturday, May 22. iS7)-1:3O y. ND
Syn0Dsis G4r the D0st t3Centy-jOur hours.
The barometer has fallen Ill the South AT
lantlc states where IL remains highest.
Fail ~ barometer, southe.Y winds, ana threatening
weather prevail IN the ONO Valley and lower Lac re-
giOn. - e.-.
Huron and IN the extreme NOrtu-h est.
The riycrs have continued to la and especially al Clh
cinniil and Memphis
Probabilities.
For Saturday, in the south Atlantic States rising
barometer and temperature, soutncasterly Winds anu
clear weather.
For tennessee and The Ohio Valley and the lower lake
REGION stationary and pressure s0utAn est
to north winds partly cloudy weather ana possibly
over the lower lakes lgi ram.
For tie Upper Mississippi and Lower Iissonrl Falleys
aud The upper lakes STAT onnry or Using barometer ana
auu cle..t weather.
Eur me Niide and Eastern States stationary barometer
and tcpeyatVrc southeast H. sctresf riitds et0tGg
neqLe p.d occasional ight rams ereept possibly cGedr
ueaih,F H. tie At!dtc A.Gattc states
Tn rivers will continue 10 lall except stationary at
AeOkuA and st. LOIis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
p1SCFNG EPo 1PPTVEl

FROM pREMFN-Ta steamship Yeckar May 2l.-Mrs.
Laura TencSen. Mrs. Elise Key Heinrich Sehmiedsr NJ
PenZ- BENJAMIN Themes, Miss Themes, Louis Mrnhel W
Ieese Behrnann Day latham L9nis sokiekin Miss
iocn W p pla Miss ulchen Werner Mrs. Hedwig Evers.
Mrs iIanchen Heinrmann Mrs Emile FRANKIE Henry Jwt
Wiihelm Naege Franz Pstl Ernst Iursch Benl Penned
Mrs Elise Iaiberstat and child g. Relnhardt MIS- tanny
ahor and children Miss W. Schlnmberger A. Dietrich Mrs
Irupr Mrs l. Platz Misses Emile and Eugene Platz,
Io,ef Klein ) Picert 5teinied :. Deoc2t Vokmar