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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
THE LIEN or A CONTRACTOR UPoN A RAILROAD
FOR WORK PERFoRMED.

FOR WORK PERFORMED.
WASHINGTON, June 21 1875
In the Supreme Court Of the United states the
following opinions we're given:-
no. Us. sidney Dillon, appellant, Va, George NJ.
Barnard ct al.-AppeaI rom the Circuls court lor
the District 81 Massachusetts.
OPINION CF TUE COUNT.
demurrer rlll ~ equity does not admit
the correctness II aycrments as 70 the meaning
oil IA instrument SCI f0rth IN or annexed TO tue
Du. 40 create for iuture services of n contractor
4 lien upon particular funds OF his employer
there mus be not only tue express promise
81 the employer 10 apply them in payment
Or such services, upon winch the contractor re-
lies; Out tnerc mus 10 SOME act OF appropri1 ton
On me paft 0l the employer rellnqulsnsug control
or tho lunus aud concerning upon the contractor
the rigut to have them tAus ~ pied when the ser.
wees arc rem cred.
ln IN naenture or mortgage executed By
raAr 40 corporation 70 trustees 60 secure hOuds
issued 90 raise money 70 pay 90 Its existing in-
r04d the corporation COYenanted Win tns
fraatees, among other tnngs, that tae
expenditure OF an sums OF money
realized from the sale Or the bonds
should be made VITA the approval OF at least one
Of tile trustees. ana that his assent m writing
ghOuld b. necessary 90 al contracts made BY tho
company before the same saCuld be a en- rye upon
any III the sums received irCm such sales.
Held thlt contractor agreeing with ne corpo-
rati0n 70 construct portion or the road, ana oO-
tainiug tie assent OIL TWO OF the Grus tees 20 bis
contract, ana subsequently, doing the work. dld
not acquire aly lien Tor the payment OF his worG.
under thus covenant OF the indeuture upon fhe
iunds received ~ INC corporation nom tie bonds.
"a. Iu2rfen.
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 81 1873
No. %. Thomas w. Plttman and others, re-
spondenls, W. me Mayor, &c, OF New York. APP
pellants.-Argued by James NJ. Smith, OF counsel
for appellants, and BY Thomas Allison for respond
ents.
No. 2s Epenezer Robertson executor &c. re-
spondent, vs.. Isaac III. Hlman ana others, ap-
penants.-Argued BY James ). Laurie oil counsel
Tor appellant, and by James Gibson for respond
ents.
No. 45k. william II. Macy, Jr, ana others, APP
pellants. VS.. Thomas Nelson and others, respond
ents.-Argued by waiter s. Cowles, OF counsel Tor
appellants, and by Thomas Nelson Tor respond
cnLs.
No. 81. Joseph W. Duryee, appellant. vs. The
Mayor, &c, OF New York, respondents. Argued
by Aaron J. Van DerOnt, or counsel LOT appellant,
and sy ID. ]. Dean ior respondents.
Nos rs ana 10. Inc Excelsior Savings Bank,
respondent, vs.. samuel Cam pbell ana others, APP
pellanis.-Argued by W. :. Palmer or counsel lor
appellants, and DJ I. X. Van DE Ever, Tor re-
spondents.
Adjourned 70 Tuesday morning, June q 1875.
DAY CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Tuesday,
June ., 1s75:-Nos 81, 50, "a, 81, s., 81 and 9l
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omen to-day ana continue on wednesday and
Thursday. To-day there are two purses 10 be
contested for. The nrst Is a purse OF 5000, three
minute class; 5000 10 FIRST 5000 10 second and
500 70 third; seven entries. The second is =
purse OF $500. Tor S3 Glass; $500 10 nrst $3.50 10
second ana SltO 10 trird i've entries.
On Wednesday the following is the pro-
gramme = Purse OF $500, Tor 9:4A class; S275 TO
hrst $3.50 To second ana S75 10 third seven en-
tries. Purse OF 500, Tor $3.50 class; $3.50 GrsT,
$3.50 10 second and sl00 70 third; SIX entries.
ON Thursday and last day there win be the follow
ing purses :-rurse o. 5000, iOr 1850 class: $500 20
frst $3.50 % second anu 500 90 thiTa. Purse o.
so0e, Tor 70 class; $3.50 10 first, $500 Y second
anu $3.50 10 LnlFd.
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THE POLICEMAN's FATAL CLUB.
DECISIONS.
sUpREArE counT-cHAMBErs.
BY Judge Brady.

Mccormick w. Wilson.-Motlon denied.
Brett vs. Rogers; In tne matter 81 Murray; Ex-
ceslor petroleum Uompany vs.. Cnesneyj lyman
vs.. Abrahamh IN the matter uf Bristea; fleury Us.
Boston Needle Company; SlXpeAny Savn1s Bank
W. johnson; In the matter OF Heran.--Granted.
Lyddy vs. MChenny; Mitchell vs. Brunn; Pane
VS.. Nlmar; Davidson vs.. Aliaru; LathFUp w. Cod
frey; Excelsior Petroleum Company Va. koWlaT.-
Orders granted.
PlatL vs.. Platt.--The Amendment seems 10 be
proper and Is allowed.
SOehlSe vs. Soehlke.-Papers 70 be completed
and applications 10 he made at Chambers.
WrIgnt vs.. Observation-Disclosures must be made
on notice
Platt VS.. Platt.-ln the present stage OF this
controversy, the premiums having been agreed
upon, think the motion SHOULD ne granted. If
tho plalntT is 10 be charged VITA the pi emiums
the insurance should be for his benefit, II the de-
lendant Is " Lllng 70 join MIN for his as wei.
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COURT CALENDARs-TBIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUET-CHAMsERs-Held by Judge
Dayis-Nos. Il ~ 81 49, 40 81, 6S, 81, 70, s., ",
90 IlS l26 III, 1877 AL ISL, l53 157, 167 100, l77
226
SUPREME UoURr-sPEoIAL TERH-hed by Judge
Donohue.-Demurrers-NU 81. %. Issues OF
law ana act-Nos. 472, $685. 275, S3s, 1s3, 4s6, 7s
4S1, SIS 10, 49, ~ All, I'll 4si, 464, 49, 34s, 149
362 374 LOG, AIS "A, All, AL, 5O7 l56, 4Oo 434, ASS
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr-Par 2-Held BY
Judge Lawrence.-Nos. 400, 1884, 1922, 1886, sos,
1854 1894 1854 lbs $40, 7gi I24l, Il7o, 9s2 1000
2s02 lO004, 1894. 302s, 1868 1854, Ss2 z22s 1854
6soH, 1852. Pa 3-Held by Judge Nestnrook.-
Nos. ISL 1855, $751; 9S3 7S5 $40, CO. 1884, $685. $685.
500, 1903, 19l ~ f241 1l5l 3lS5, ESQ., 1862 27sS, 1872
1905 3ls SIG, 1893, 1G2l, 1861 s6a 2429 l5!5 1877
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN-Hed by Judge
Speir.-Demurrers-Nos !, :, 2. Law and iacy--NOs.
a. 90 AZ A. A., 8 q, p ~ 3d. 81, o. 50, 81, 46,
sUPERIoR CoUEr-TErAL TEEM-Part Held By
Judge Freedman.-Nos. 1889, lo4l, Ssl, llUe, l1I3,
9g5. Part 2-Held by Judge Monen.-Nos. $40,
lOs2 1926 1894 $40 46s 2o46. 1850, 1890, 734, 54,
Common pIEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l-Aojourned
for the term. Part HELD by Judge J. r. Daily
Nos. l49s, i47l, ll72, l447, 49,. go, 1880 5457,
TIA Ass 1855 l5oS 1870 1850, l46s, 1872 1874 3e0,
M1RINE CoURr-TRrAL TERM-Part Held Dy
Judge Aker.-Nos 3025, $780, s07S 2s06, 1881, S0ls,
SO20. 1929, 3027 4l46 $685. 3O9I, $685. 300, 3l0l.
Part a-Heid BY Judge Gross.-Nos. 249s, 2409, 1924
$500 $685. 400S 44Ol 243, 2469 1s39, 1885, 1880 440A
4344, S306, 1881. 24s7, PASS. PART She'd ~ Judge
SpauldIng Nos $751; $685. 400. 1916, 245J, 1858,
Ssa, 3lO2 S933 4049 1885, 3lO4, 3ku5, 3lU sOl6.
Part Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos. $3.50, 2S9,
400 20s5, 1881 2eSS, 1900 44l4, i4l5 43ao 2 1855
4497 4257 141S 2549 251l 1905 2659 1000, 223 1885,
2I4I 2sll, 25l2 2Sls 49, 1870 ISIS $780, 1923 267s
1855.
CoURr or GENERAL sEssross-Held by Recorder
HacEett.-Fne People Frederick G00dsh
lconttnuedl, false pretehces; same ". Henry
ODermeYer. robbery; same vs.. Henry Fenricn,
robbery; same vs.. George Gum, burgaryi same
vs.. Robert wilson. John D0nnelly ana James Don
nely, burglary; same w. stephen Denehn aud
Clarence Teller, burglary; same ". Robert
Brown, iorcerY; same ". George Hcnzei, forgery;
same is. Joseph Lauson, grand larceny; same
vs.. franz Benk vita and Erastus I'm, grand lar-
ceay: same ". James MCGUIRE, JOnn smith anu
Mlchael Fay, grand larceny; same vs.. Joseph
DempAeid, grand larceny; same vs.. MARY J0un-
son, graud larceny Same VI. fhomas McGliness,
grand larceny; same W.. Bridget Holland, grand
larceny; same VI. Joan Kelly, william MOnOnan.
George horkius and Charles Chinama1, grand
larceny same ". Patrick heucrman, grand ar-
ceNy; same vs.. James Bradley. pesit larceny.
same vs.. William Kenny, petit larceny same ".
George ROoerts, peut arceuy; same W. arthur
Hartman, grand larceny; same W.. charles II.
koH. misdemeanOr; same W.. Martin Lyphcr,
felgnl0us assault and battery, same va. James
Donovan, assault and battery.
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TRIAL OF AN ALLEGED COUNTER
FETTTR

william j. Browne was then put on his trial on
an Indictment charging him win having. IN lSu,
passed and sold counterfeit money. The case had
progressed somewhat when, finally, the prisoner
withdrew hts plea Of not guilty aud pleaded
guilty. lie was remanded for sentence, and tAe
Court adjourned uuLll this morning.
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rHE oorAy scHooNEn nAcn

or the seawanhaka Yacnt club, which Is TO Be
sailed on Thursday, June %, over q course twenty
mics TO wlndward ana return, win be an ex-
citing event. Inc starters will probably COM
prise the scuooners Palmer, Mr. kutherlurd Stuy-
yesant; Adler, AR. 5. J. colgate; Wandercr, mr.
Slilman; Are, Mr. w. L. swan; Kestlesa. Rear
Commodore Kane; Triton, Commodore q. a.
ThaJer, and Meta, Mr. lselin. The tag CYclops
VIII accompany The yacnts round the course.
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FIFTY-sEyENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmlre.

HOW AN ATTEMPT TO KILL A MAN WAS JUsII-
FABLE.
Aprivate coachman named Patrick Quinn and
william Muldoon, Of No. 653 West FIlty.fourth
street, attempted to get into the rooms or Lewis
Sample, coored man, At NO. 436 West Fifty-arst
street, on Sunday night, for improper purposes.
Tie c0lorea man resented the Intrusion and told
the Intruders that would shoot one OF them II
they did not instantly retire, They diu not see fit
to comply and the coloreo man fired away, send
Ing 0uAet through the neshY part OF Quinn's leg.
Then policeman arrested the whole three OF
them, Sample for shooting and the other two en-
charges OF dEorderly conduct. samples 0rence
was held TO pc unsuitable oy the Court, Dut QuInn
and Muldoon were committed in default Of $40 tine
each.
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poArrNn NOTES.

The single scull race between Richard Balm
bridge and Frank Yates, an event which has
caused considerable comnfnt and snacnialiOn 10
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THE scHULHoTF ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yesterday ne following communication was ad-
dressed to Collector Arthur -
ArTRkrs~u's 0TFrrK.
FoHr or NEw kORK, Juno l9 1878

General g. Al AnrFUa.
sE-Cnder your or4ers n inc 18Th Inst, relating "a
certain crcpes imported liz Msssrs Il schuih1ir 4
Co, nave caused the examination 70 30 nude u1der
the immese supervision "a AsslstAnt Appralscr a.b.
SON assisted hy M N0Fbit. 81 this cpArmeu tho
following 9auled NenEMmen att4chea % the Tending
houses dealing N creNcs.-Mr. Ne8u- ~ Messrs William
lattlmer and Cos Mr oppenhcim, 81 Msssr& Open.
helm Coz I'D. Friedman, 81 Mcssra friedman Co.
aud Mr. Aelscl Of Aeissg fte.dmnn a Co NJ Gibson.
NJ. Corbit aud Mr Nsslls made examinations at
the seizure rooms ~ the Custom House. ana the other
gentlemen rom samples shown % tncm
Inc result ~ me examinations ts as foowss-Csee r.
~ soe an1 80 estimator ~ hesbt AZ 81 s5c 6.l0 por
mere, " per cent discount Mr. uppcnncGm's estimate
was 5L 10. per metre. with tho same discount Nr.
Friedman h zoe. per metre aud Mtssra Aclsel a. Dc
por metre the difference between the two extremes
q these valuations Is tor case 10 ~ ana 3c aud lot
case so it, SOC per metre Upon these the avprava
value for case 1o5is ~ 93ss metre Tor sse 40
~ Ana &C. thse ST tne invoice Of which dalcd at
tNeIpooL containing Engsn crepcs the invoice price
ls eurrscL inc Return Will be made Monday. xfss
inst Very respectfully,
A. DAZZLING. Appraiser.
The Whole substance OF tnis appraisomene
seems 70 be that there u nght going on IN tho
custom House between rival houses, and although
Collector Arthur has called IN men wno arc called
experts 10 pass opinions on crepes. theF pac0
oinerent values on SAMPLES eps iFvla goods 90 tue
same peace.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht sea wnch, Bye, ar. r. =. scott nom
Greenporr, PASSED Whitestone yesterday CD route
for New Ork.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

FIRST 1ROF.
FLEETWOOD PARK June 2I-JUNE MEETING
LAST IRUTTIkG.-furse $1,000, for horses
tnat have never beaten 2:34; $3.50 to the nrst,
$500 70 the second $3.50 TO the third mile heats,
b. 81 IN ee IN ave q nn rnasa.
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

IN 1871 John ,. Greene. pursuant TO a contract.
lald Croton mains through Madison avenue and
other avenues and streets IN the upper part Of the
city. The Comptroller refused to pay him Tor the
work, and suit vas accordingly brought against
fhe city 70 enforce IT, payment Having been twice
fried IN supreme Court Circuit, and twice ar
Kued before the Supreme Coart, General Term, Il
was nnally carried 20 the Court OF Appeals, which
tribunal directed third trial. Pursuant 90 the
iatters decision the case was set down perempSo-
Tily for trial yesterday, before Judge WestbrooR,
holding Supreme Court, Circuit. part 4. ON the
0Ase pvisg eahsa ? rea1fAsnfatYe VI tue Corpo.
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PATERSON DRIVING PARK ASSOCLA-
TION.

Toe first spring meeting Of the Gentlemenis
Driving PARK association. az Paterson. y, }. wiz
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ratrsn Counsel's ONCE stated tnaE, owing 10 the
absence Oi eX-RecOrder Smith, special counsel In
tire case, IT Albany, Wnere he Was engaged 10 an
argument before the Court OF Appeals, the city
would lie unable 70 proceed with the trial, anu an
adjsUrnment Was asked for on THIS account
Judge WesthroOK sad thar this was very lame
The Corpora tlon Counsel, ne said fnrtner should
try these cases himself aud not at the eieVenth
hour, wien the case had been set down peremp
torly for trla, send over messenger with ap-
pilcatlon Tor an adjournment, on the ground or
the alb enco special counsel. He would, there
fore, direct that the trial proceed
IL took but snort time u nniSh up the case.
Mr.. Strahan, plaintiffs counsel put In the decls-
ion oil The court OF Appeals declaring the con-
tract 10 nave ueen legally executed and answer
on Oanaif the city, admitting the work to have
been done, ana mat the charges were reason aol9.
Upon TINS verdict was directed Tor the plainIln
for S66,00l ~ being the lul amount claimed,
with interest. An extra allowance OF 81, 500 was
granted ia addition Tor plalntitfs counsel, mus
cling M the costs Of this prolonged litigation
10 good round lgnre ana giving further illustra-
ton Of the expense entaAed on the city through
the oDslnacy VI the Comptroller IN resisting just
claims
THE POLICEMAN'S FATAL CLUB
On the Sth OF December last Edward McLaugh-
lin, then member Of the metropolitan police, ar
rested man, named JOAN stew rt ana because
the latter showed some resistance beat him over
the head with his club. charge OF assault and
battery WIS preferred against TIE olicer, when
he was tried. convicted and sentenced 10 the
Penltentl2ly lor SIX months. Meantime SteWarS
died, and thereupOn the facts OF the case n
vesugated before the Grand Jury ana Mclaughlin
indicted Tor murder in the first degree. Tue case
Court OF oyer and ferminer, District Attorney
Phelps appearing for the prosecution ana Charles
w. Brooke Tor the prisoner. The entire day was
consumed IN securing jury.
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FIRST CLASS CABIN sLoops.

THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB
Regatta Committee have awarded the prizes in
Saturdays regatta 70 the following yachts:-
FIRST CLASS scH0oGERS
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Antwerp, April so-Arrvea ship Albert Gallatn OBI,
Groves, Macabi; bark Isaac Hail Pressey, Buenos
Ayres
BaIsroL April so-Arrived. schrs George shepherd,
Rich, Charleston; Eldra CBr), Pinkham. New York.
CALCUTTA April 2s-Arrved ship Cromwell Richard
son. Boston.
DuBLrS April 2S-Arrivod barks AppiA QSor). Psuer-
SEN New YORK Delfina PsolA Utah, ViAnohell PhiA-
dsphiai s,h, Hancock t5rl Dnrkso, do.
GLASGOW, .pril 7s-ssisd ship Hvidsorn Nor, HoeL
United states
HAvnE April IS Arrived. snip Aontsbeno cB1 Kelly.
New orleans.
Also arrived 18th ship Georges Ball orr. ROsa, savan.
nah
LIVERPOOL April so--Arrived, ships Arfan orr. Duma.
rasd New orleAns Caledonia, Potter DOT bark Teresa
Bpy. cardona. Savannah.
Arrived 29,h. ships Kate Keloek arr. Erogh. New
York; Cairns tBr). BELL Psnsacolai son. ADVICE
Br wallace New oTleansi Abbotsford BrJ. Churchill,
Savannah barks Aurora (Nor Andersen, New oroanst
Hngals Bird Morj. Tonneson. Norfolk
Sailed 79ln. ship Chas davenport tBrj, JoneA Uni.sd
states bark Twilight (BrJ. Hattriek. do.
LosDoE, April So-saiIsd, bark TidAl wavs tBD, haL
crow, Quebec.
LoE9osDEanY April so-Arrlvsd bark Jans wrIeat
Brl Halt Baltimore.
SAILED 2O,n, snip Nightingale Manson, United states.
Lizard, April 3ooh ship star Of Albion Orb Hughes,
from new York for London.
Arrived in Channel 18Th ship Kns OF Algeria tBrl,
smith Philadelphia for Antwerp bark Nop, Mar
cusscn PascGgoula for brake; Geo Booth Br seaman.
Buenos Ayres for antwerp.
NEWCASTLE. April 2S-sailcd, bark Dux tBr,, Henrik
sen, New York
ouRESsrowS April 3o-Arnvsc. barks sansone Aus
Capponi, Baltimore; Rosa dtau, Chlesa, do; Runer
(Nor) Ercksen. savannah.
Also arrived sOth steamer RussIa (Br Cook, New York
for LIVERPOOL
oiled 3oth, steamers City OF Berlin (Br. Kennedy,
and Celtic QBr) Riddle urom Liverpool New York.
SICILY. April s0-Oa barks Ellen Browse tBr Young.
from New YORK for London Argo GerJ Meyer, from
Tor Brcmcn sehr sadie Caller, Weber from Boston
for London
srErTIS Aprn 2s-Arrved, BARK Hnda Cswe,, WHITMAN,
Boston.
srDSsr. ssw-sailsd, ship Ambrose CBr), San Fran
cisco
LosDos. April So-ship = nazolune, Gnkey. from
Savannah Reva IL stranded OF the sKsw, coast Of
Denmark. Assistance has been scot 70 her.
snip Orinammo (Bri, hencs for san francisco, has
been considerably damaged by collision with
funch from New Yorx for Antwerp via London.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


sTElMER THOMAS HuLsE, sunk at the loot Of vesey
street In 30 ee OF water has been raised ana noated oy
= K Lowe, submarine engin err
BARK pAwS. Williams. from Boston for AFRICA before
reported at Rto Janeiro in distress was eakin at te
is supposed 10 be m the bottom OF the vessel she wl
probably have 10 discharge all her cargo.
BARK KAFFIRLAsp tBrl. IRON Asplnwall, which put
and was TO ne sold.
nayeI was u days nora Of hatteTas with eonti9ssa
from this northwest. split sails aud started cargo
BRlo DEBORAH souLE which arrived at Phlladephia
With heavy weather in LAT S6 lon 10 during norIlwest
gale carried away bboom and headgear and lost and
scHn JOHN q SMITH. at Philadelphia, from cardenas.
experienced heavy weather the entire passage 20tn
Ellis Eli ia Of Z Roc y Me-" W 80"
scnR & LEI. smith, from New York for Havana,
rived At Norfolk april 30 she win have 10 discharge
scnE TIDAL WAVE Waters, from Ilattsrss Inlet, put
sa sU i0'0'N ApfH . '0' fsOA'' Of "HA' AA'u''
scnR rnroponE DEANS from oeorgetown, DC. with
s. IrE leaking i 6ady yo' ran iSs' put 'H'0
scHa NJ ANTHONY from Provdencs before reeort ted
WAYS at Alexandra on the 29th tor repairs.
.scHR HELEN BOWEN, Alexander, al Charleston April
struck on inc stern by wheel Of the steamer Charles
her berlin The schooner received some damage to her
stern planking.
cisco reported 70 have oeen caps5ed no dae &s 1g
an he css and e crew % s @
before reported wrecked the passage from Australia
TO Francisco. Sixteen persons were drowned by
the capszing OF the schooner The remander ineud,
Cutter, OF the Airey Force, had arrived ut Tahiti
ALEXANDRIA, April 29-rhe schooner heretofore re-
por ed aground Metompkln Point has been gotten on
New ORLEANS, April 30-Steamer Hanover, OF ana
from Bremen, via Havre and havana IS aground on the
bar.
VINEYARD HAVEN, April 2s-schr Anna MyricS. .ot
Providence GAINESVILLE with cargo Of stone for
Phadep ha while beating out this morning. stood too
near the shore ana gruunued old wreck the
canal HAT where remanei at Pm, but viii prob
ably oe rot on without damage.
schr ate Ross, Of Portland before reported ashore;
nauicd to-day without further damage, anu viii
proceed to Portland with the first wind
30lh-Schr Anna Myrick came OF to-day without dam
age and will proceed the first fair wind,
AMERICAN ILoYDs UNIVERSAL RECIsrER-The May Sup
PIGMENT 10 this work. publishes by Thos Taylor Is
out contains list OF lS3 and resurveys of
vessels with other valuable Information relative to
marine matters.
LAuNCu-The ship Henrietta Nickes, 1,22Z70 tons
was TO be launched at Bucksvile, Sc April %
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or the lAterai canals was received rom tns ssnA's
amended so 10 commit the matter 20 the Canal
49,
DoAru
Mr.. PAGE moved nonconcurrence ana the appoint
-. =, = .orco,ancs ,on,,.t,taa
$3.50 - -
The bill providing Tor an inspector OF puonc WORKS
as agreed uDon By the conference committee,
$500 ,a ,ho r,,cr. a,,.,oI :. 80 IN 49,. IT q
Pute ~" ad AZ p9tt , =. see1 tOaeaS ~ nays - =
Oahlpoeh 'iu senion .tn,1, ,.,,S
- urc-,rr ,oor -, te .t - ,na.,,on ~ nrixi
NJ, ',s ys asu - 49,,
est 70 sus ~ M Deei su ~ ~
~ -, VIZ ~ ~ A 60 anu niil,a ~ XXX, mn now
a'srset !, liz - ,b,se Nad heen rharac.
AsIee TO- te 80 ssess sH o ceaI rs
r 80 - v,,e ,reev an ie IN con nee
80 -, ~, -, ~ @ 80. s,,acea a. atternpf-
nv T., h,n', fhs n,se IN IT, nc newer aud innuence
~ cnrrtt canal rng Iie rnallengea any man he re
=. aAA rus. a @ e.t..e,nre.i 70 brns
one sint'" roenher 81 Tho snaL"rf 1f these amend.
r"nfs ea h,r sfnf,l, lcbarsei his luiiss mere az a
nehc- 80 ~ u,. " lie bp x interests M The peoplc
mi -, 80 cp,'sv.t, Marty nm ne ook niles sire In
wecoing 6Sek m 20 Tie fods 81 the democrats party
tnos, aier. wa ii. for The moment gone on aiier
ra,gl 80, ts ram me uroVfslons 10 esrablish
sfnr clnpfer were NOT democratc ana he " as So re-
ntced AZ mo retfrn ~ his democratic friends thar he
Ivn. II he rauld an me fattcl cali aud invite them
all III was the pradigai child, 10 a feast
SIR DAY in a question of privilege, said that the
rd ,ivor III Assembly, bill
frev satisfied win the bin in IT, present shape but
they were content wha. they get They had
thong AT tnev could carry the original bill through
mis- 11ls, but dli no expect 10 do 50 IA the senate
Mr. MctiuIRE-N HON does the gentleman mean when
he says wesn Does he mean 10 include His Exccencyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01
A NJ u S E M E N is.

LYcEUM TREATRE-AIMEE S ENGLISH ACT.
In the sparkling opera OF LA Jolie Parfumeuse,"
one OF the most attractive works oil the extensive
repertoire OF opera ootge, Mile. Aimee last even
ing introduced one OF Thereses songs, lies
Canards,n and a song and dance OF the verltable
minstrel pattern, "Pretty as Picture" The
house was crowded to overlooking and the
lair artist received very many encnres
Tor her 'Engllsh act.n Her pronunciation
OF our verHacuar was very correct
although IL lacked the JUNCTION or the plantation,
nua BIch B4ckus would have envied tue
peculiar swagger ana tantaliZng break down that
followed eacn verse Mile. Aimee should now turn
her attention seriously 10 some light sAet hes or
the song ana dance order IN English and from
that she NAV YET attain a leading position In
English opera aud organize troupe ol ner own.
In opera boilCe, in her own language, she IS mimi
table.