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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02

PHILAD1LSxIA. Feb !, 1874
The circular sent out 70 the different foreign
Powers BY the American Centennial Commission
u receiving general recognition rom abroad. The
Director 0snsral Of the Commission received to.
aAy the following issssr nom Emile Cassslars-
oxzaAL ssAnsx coxxlssox
4ADUn Dec. 80. l6l
- Director General 4 oos1oax. Rxpositioa Intsrna
In iurtnerancs Of compliance win your invitation
70 Spain to exhibit her Productions a the lnterna
kxhihitton at philadelphia, viii you please favor u
groups allotted BY the DIRECTORS OF the Exhibition;
a. the same time anv othsr information which may BE-
ct service 10 ~ In the organization and forwarding OF
~ '''''" - '.' EXiIio CASTELAR,, Precedent
h =. Auaoz DH LUNA, secretary.
OF course. MARKED changes have taken place
since the writing OF this letter in the form OF the
government IN Spain. but your correspondent
would state for the benenr Of tine Spanish readers
OF the HERALD that although since the forwarding
OF the above cable telegram has announced the
states emphatlcsily that the sentiment OF the
Spanish nation in reference to the Centennial Elk.
hIbltton remains unchanged. Your correspondent
would also state that since the writing Of N.
Castelar's letter all the Information be desires TO
DO obtained has been ofncially communicated TO
the Spanish government BY the Director General
OF tpe American Exposition.
The Italian Consul resident here also informs
me that he anticipates IN the next mail the &C.
ceptance OF his government OF the conditions, -
well - the llst Of the honorable gentlemen ap-
pointed 70 represent Italy during the Centennial
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. /, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer North Point Smith, Philadelphis-James
Hand.
Steamer Franconia. Rragn. Fortiana-J Ames.
Falmouth Tor orders->locovich Co.
bark Jenny tGerh Grote. Bremen-Fred Schwoon
Bark Graf Noltke tGer Ohlf, Elsnore for ordes-Din
Bark Nagnus Hus tsws, Forseu. stettin-Funch. Edge
Co.
Bark Rapide RUS, Juthe. stettn-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Gipsey tBr), Cremer. Santander-suow Bur-
CESS.
Bark Eeeecca orowelL crowell, Busnos Ayrss-J Nor.
Bark Carib Townsend, Frederick tedt-P BanfordL
Bark Slower. Pierce Havana-James Ward
Brig San Piero dtaD. Lauro. BaroslOna-runch. Edys
Brig Mary Knowiton. Mckee. Port al Prines-R Nur
Sis Louisa rris. tsn. Brown. Fort rnnss-axar-
Brig clarabslle, Tracey. cardsnss-Mnisr Housh-
ton.
Brig Ethel Bolton orr. Swain. Portland-Hsnsy I
Parker.
Bros
schr Louiss Wilson, Smith, Naracaibo-P Pension Co.
schr 4 Farnsvorth Br). Benson. Barbados-D Trow.
sch: Potter tBp. wymsn. St Domingo city-A
schr Misntanomah, Barker. Nirssoans-B Wen
sShr Florence Nay (sr) arssn. spsncsr's Island MS
sioop Ida [ Morgan. BatswslL new Hsvsn-Raeksts
Bro
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~ Bee cable new1
The purser Of City Of hsxieo, nom Vera crus
and Havana. has our thanks for favora
col. BEEN osd a. st
& :s:.'
on next high water
sT.gs % s: e as Ss .s
Wei: n ana ~ s. c0 at Hope
auction as: % sS
BRIG ononocro lBr, Tucker. fro. Newcastle. z. for
Ss s x PIT d, . ss -: tn
EMO QyAco for Mstanzas when took Ore at 81 John
NIB, had been Examined BY the port wardens Jan s. and
ana would Be repaired ana tie vessel wa: 70
fore. She viii be taken TO that port ior sale
from NO Jansro with loss Of fcrsiOpms: 0"''' '''
b. S.a ~ c:Ds S: w DSsSy not
S1d snS ser ds age 70 The had
shs cwnsrs are a. the wI re Ss'- -'' '' ~ ''o
s.e Sp 'sphsd
e; w
Gork. insurance agent went to her assissinos on
ssS: Da.s ws,:.s.rhs report that this y::s
both BY the captain and ownsrA
scaa H1.1,s E.l.s from cal.i, for New York yish
cargo OF Weut ebuoIo on NT9uporby lSes mount
d decE az ow On frSs ~ s:
30 damaged. Rovernnent cutter has Rone 20 her ~
distance.
sczs oAz.IIE (of Halifax, Grssnins. from Fortune
Bay MI, for Boston. before reported At ~ Thomas IN
n win S:S sD and In a e0nd
Sew s'::s 81 ;Ss e. 1 Ss
aShofs at xArehhsd. MAsA early on .AturdAy morn
~: g: ss''s ed Ia
EAssross, Ne, Jan SOL. Il ramorsd that the bark
Levnis o. Hatfposs was sunk ~ co!l,3ion 10 g!sso
ssn wSI.ss ana osssr snS psras:
~ New Yerk: Ilhs Lay!nsa !sfs Cirdih Jan g!
q % late dass vessel ssle9r.nhsd e the Ltyene
portL
NosyoLx, Jan M-Ths steamer Lady. Of the Lays,
viii be tewsd to ssfimofc Monday aftsynopn BY the
sscmsf VIZ ertrs O. ns soicn n' ihs 4. 70 6s e.
81 WllminGton. del, her builders '
yelss Cape for several days. arrived here last night
Boston before rsperssd put IN ksTs issEy went "a Is:
ways ~ Graves shipyard vssnrday.
Nav Loxpox, Feb l.g.esmsr Qttv Of Norwich. from
this city An unsuncsss vi effort was mads 70 move her
yssssrday Srrt q ths oarEo has been landed WIN
RocxLAxo. ~. Jan STA vessel arrived 81 Reekand
anchor OF butlcr Island 9d supposed " 30 the Walter
Armngtou, Jr beora reportou issspa. 6utler Leland
IL small Island between Sale nu AAut And Deer Isls.
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had.
W.xyoRD-Ths ship City OF London, stranded st Il.
car0o dfscha ruad
AMERICAN PORTS.

CAN :ss ss%i ccT S
Eliza ssspis. I smaua %n.nsoS NC AntSony'
Mclean. Baltimore starlight Jones, do; Nary ThOmp
:, Cieared-s,sSmer NEPTUNE. Berry, New York; bark
saIled-Bsrss Warren Hsllett Dawn. Negunticook,
and s ph ,as o.d Sss and
rao neRahe bro%n
Asns sr colcord for Rio ia.
pSo; SiscE asisss: fscy!ssSss; ssSS: Emma
Dublin Wnifsd lbr. Din Rio Jsnsiro; brig Glendale
cHXRLEsToN Tsb i-Arrvsd. steamer Raleigh. OH
ssilsqEschrs Nellie crowsll croweli, and Carrie
Also sailed; bark Bri%lga !sr,. Hsyre brig West
np5s1snsE sem Brig.
%PsS ksY6s 5sa ss CHI WITCH Of the
"ass Ar1H schr Ralph Haywood Dosna new
.s city e T:eH s:F
ksi snSss sp. Ss.l 1 3:
NE$ SRTa%Ss Jan ss-cl...sd. .sAr ANNA Ian
usi:!.xrriysa;;, steamer CLYDE. Ivins'sos'
FEB i.Hrriyod. stsameSs ai:s:sppL orowsll New
Nor Rus 1 TvsrpoU St svssSsn Ao Tsisn
.P4s..., Jan n-ss!lsd. steamer. City Of Houston.
ssedzstss%sr ''1 WESTERN A Sss1cpols bark zns>
s :ss9 vss: n sa E sass, s.y.
FENsxS6Ix jan n~xrrived bark Vincitoss 0os,.
:S s.,R Victor. ss o::s
81 .sss .Ss: s' s:s
boston: ;sSs: 6s HsIS 6r'Soii TS.,ssos;
o.os : 0 w RSssp hy
rom Lizzie sach.
cissIsa-s.semsrs Illinois v, shssslford Lysrpso!J
York; baIks Najaden Gws Horgsssen. Londonderry;
Aaa PA St c.r for
Bonnell for sagscCa Crown POint for Points fiTs
Now Ssaosa aSa
sn SGS 'e s tor sSss fss1
iSa o s this Oa
Mimi: Esgp:r Bsst Sssn dssplad.n
Sailed this morning, schr harriet BROOKE for Provi.
NoOn-In the ha5bSr sshss PToyidsnee for the nSFts
American Eagle for an Eastern port: John Beatty, fof
xa rf% an aS Maggie
wind.
PN-Passed up, bark Jupiter (ger. from Hamburg;
briggs B PATTERSON (Brl from Pernandtna; Babel
Irons. savannah; Kate Luela from Richmond, vai
sSa 90 from = GsorSs sShr Thomas Van cdso'
lF Gaw Dsr Ss '0 FeS osrmana Resk
sSSr: IsstsI s dsys !%%sis. Lizzie crsss
days from cardsnas Hattie weston; ana Robert Nor
PORTLAND, Feb 1-Clsarsd steamer Elsanora. John
PhGyiDESTE Feb l-Arrivsd, steamer Hunter. shsr
RI6hXoND, Jan so-Arrivsd, steamer Richmond.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan sA-saiisd. bark sauvM trsh
Sth- cl:srsd, ship wsthsrnsld tsp. coleman. Liver
FEB i--ssllsd, steamer colorado Aerss. Yokohama
-HAvxNNXH. Feb l-Arrlvsd. steamer Carroll, wsishA
Cissrsd-Bark Marietta osp,, vtesns, Barcelona
SALEM Jan y0-Arrlyed sehrs Hoses Baker, New
york; Alice, Love, Norfolk.
5slow-x bark painted light osoE: y bausse tstml
ssSss al H'1 SsspE iosdsS pat 4 Is
MfENIs aros, NC. Jtp nA..y:d, .sss%sn asas.
FEB i-Arrtvsd. ssssmsr Ptonsss. Wssslsy. Fhnsdss
Ssusd-seAr Lucia Nurehisou. Jones New yosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02
A1yRED 9. LIVINGSTON.

the death OF Alfred 8. Livingston, which 90.
Cured at halipast Jour O'Clock yesterday morning
In trenton, N. j., has caused profound sensation
In that city. where he was widely known and OF
which he was q resident Tor twenty Ave years. he
was Q native Of Newark, N. j., and was In the
sixtysecond year OF his age at the time OF hts
mise During his residence In Trenton he was
closely Identified with every movement made for
the advancement OF the interests OF that city, and
he held many positions OF honor and trust. He
was at one time President OF the Board OF Trade,
Cnief Engineer OF the ftie Department. member or
the Common Council and also OF the Board OF School
Trustees ae was one oil the Presidential Electors
chosen In New Jersey at the election OF 1872 on
tue Grant and Wilson TICKET. A prominent and
ardent member OF the Episcopalan Church, he
was noted for his liberaiity toward all other de-
nominations. He and the late Rev. Dr. CIarK, OF
Elizabeth (who was inferred yesterday, were APP
pointed as Q committee by the Diocesan Conven-
ton OF the Episcopal Church OF New Jersey, held
q burlington . lew months ago, 70 inform the
Rev. DR.. scarborough, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, OF his
election 70 the new bishopric. whose conservation
takes place to-day. Born OF these deceased gen.
tlemen were then In the full vtgor Of life, aud but
four Gays interviewed between their deaths. Mr..
Livingston wiu be buried on Tuursday next Is
Trenton.
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A BANK BURGLARY.

sAyE BLowN OPEN 81 PROFESSIONAL THUvxS-
GREAT DAMAGE AND LITTLE BooTx.
GRExNwIcG, Conn.,, Feb. !, 1875.
Early yesterday morning the people residing on
Putnam avenue In the vicinity Of the savtugs
Bank we're awakened from their slumbsrs By what
sounded ike . terrible explosion. An invesriGa-
ton into the cause showed shat PROBES
stonal burglars had forced an entrance
structure, and. By applying gunpowder to the
lock. had blown the door from it, hinges, shat
tered the safe generally and knocked the front
scattered about uo0n the door, but the money OBJ
tanned o. the thieves amounted to only SO. They
LETT behind them number OF burglars' tooa, several
biowpipes, half Reg or gun powder and . ouan.
vlty OF putty. No ciew hes yet been found TO the
stamford ana took one Of the morning FOWL"
trains for New YORK.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Juan Y rierson gsr), LebouE ren Hous. IKons
for New YorE, and orig Little Harry 18th Kings.
iSns q. tor DO. NO data 20 10y pilot boat onansl
b.ri ss.s. 2 on Ns s from Cardiff Oct for
Brig Clara picEsns coombN from Galveston Dec Is
for Bremen, jan ". on Cape HatteraA
Yacht Tnrointa from Few York for West Indies, Jan
u. IS miies 81 Of the highlands 10y pilot boat Mary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02
CHARLES SUTTON.

Charles Sutton, the keeper Of the City Hail. died
on Sunday evening. after . long and painful i'll
ness. Mr.. sutton was well known in local polti-
cal circleA Hs was for several years warden Of
the City Prison In the early days Of that institu
tion, ana Was ct one time In the employ Of the
federal government under one OF the revenue col.
lectory Of tnis city. wneu Nj. Havemeyer was
elected Mayor Mr.. sutton was appointed Keeper
Of the City Hall BY Commissioner Van Mort. The
deceased waa nxty.four years OF age, ana an ex.
ceedingy well informed man IN the Criminal bis.
tory OF this city.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchant shipping agents and satp captain, ara
informed that BY 1Is1raplag to tina HssALo Lon lon
Bureau No " Fleet strset the arrivals at AMI depart
urss European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American snd I'll foreign vssss vadius With the
unitsd ststsA the VIII be oAblsd ~ tns eesossv
tree Of charge and pubtshsd.
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PRIZE FIGHTERS DISTURBED.

While prise nght was In progress last night In
the stabls OF John Connolly No. II Psl street, the
police OF the sixth precinct maze . descent on
the place and arrsstsd the principals In the con.
test, Tnomas Adam and Patrick Thomas, with
foastson others. The prisopsr1 we're az ooavsSsd
" tho ntAtson nouSa and looho0 mn
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FOREIGN PORTS.

s:s E. :ss s. Esd S.ss: b. ss., Now
T.. s.s .ss .a s Cen
ssals HAsasaa:'l as as:s
q :sss Sr S.:a i:i. ' ;SssM
% new Yo;t d. and osSs!; me ''nl' .'o'' 'a'n.'
:s 81 w :S6s So
:is:s i: 81: y S::: New
sss @ e, 'sss s: se
Npl. LaAasabsi, chsfisStOn;' Sohr Lookout NioSclS
4 ~: s: sG4 Ass.
B5; PsssrIin: Tor Balnmcrs aoi, Fanny, Smith, for
ds s:1 ST. 4 oS:
HALuAx, Feb l-Arrivsd. steamer AlhAmbra. Dosns.
Ss..s. Jan SArTlv:S srls asa:g Psx.y, Les.
JOHN, 81 schrs rsss. Haley and Ems9soS.
EsSsss: !ssnsSn x:y
:chr Give S P New
Dale Pierce. north Of Charles sp:rs Bad.
Bsa.id ana 0'S SSs. emo no1S Sn q
> % u: .' b. Sss: e; H. s:y y ss:s
ST. JoHx, Nh, Jan ya-clsarsd brig Reaper Ur,. Car.
Arrived ysS fs:h ;chs OLIVE x:s.,ct v.rs.nis
Sailed ist briss Romoia iSrS. cardsnas; Pathfinder
(Pan s4rAxsu,r OPAL
xss:d q FiisSins issS. ISssis JssEson Hsr~ssl
1Esl.aD.x: IAN D-Arrivsd. visr osbrosdsrs Van
s;s s:p ss:i ssl R:' JAZZ : ~
9s s:y s ssss s1 f.
e, q .s: ss: s:'s
:, Bn;...lAvzH, Jan ls-Arrivsd, Nsskar d. Meyer.
s III q a.: Ss..
os :sSr ss' Essu.a for
fssssd iSth, Greece q, rhomaa from London for Kew
.aMms.. Jan r-ssn.d. Prank xarso.. Dnion.
oLisoOv. Jan is-ssnsd, rrsassrs ". for oibrslsar.
Pee ls-ai,:s y:nsS: 1a:sba S:,s.a
.SI.s;.a istS xiid ,Hqpi:r: Hcwsa seasAwsx Pss,
zs:s o. Laws s az :ss :' S'::s W.
sSsa q S ss p;:.Is ss s:* S;.: Xs.s.
iae, Bowie. DO; srtih Qu.sl,. Metsssfs: INDY Hoes
az ss :sss s:s :.'a ~;
,ss ,sss xsc;: s:x s,.
.ss: JsS iS:s:li:d sssa ii fssass new York
x nvxSos ~ Ssv usisnd, asnssh'sa nom "a
11 sSso e. nii-s..A yermsA ASr.Asas.a. view
LIssos. Jan 7-Arrvsd. Mariana '. ysrssra. Kew
H,'i!x. !Ap SHiInS:d .5a's SFs.s Ls'sS,
ss s:E s:S: k ss"a s:;s H. ~ ss. =.
is ssc S;, E;ss : 81 e.. Yer:
w: " nam s ssa: s. sss ssssss h
iasiss H. S': S s s:'ss , S;s s NV
;' zv:s a.'f SSs S SIas1
Sailed isiS yirsins Ssnssl. sfrem new iers, Isl.n
foonin nlm Y Grom san rnncsooH Mul: Marie
e. ssS Yrsn.seq BisAsS Pm Sssssvs SSS
nsnS Sss an ssi Sa La01'n' Rich
/, EAxcooS Doc B-Arrivsd. Margaret weir. NoPhsn,
: ssviIIE, Dec sO-sAllsd . 4 Kennedy. Psssrson
..sxSAaAxa. Dec s-Arrivsd, xmma Seal Bailey. New
,synxry. Xsw, Nov s-Arrivsd. City Of Melbourne oO
WAfsrIosp. jan Is-Arrivsd cnsoshino Danovsro,
Lasorano, New YORK.
.pAxrnc Jan 1.-THE success, Bshrsna. nom Philads
phIa for ihI. port tpctrolouml rsporssi ashore on
koppain. near Lsba; Grew saved.
navas ,s1 4 sAavS.s O. ys:,sraays date from Dor.
70 ship TOR its destination the cargo petrosuml Of the
braasm Uatshl irop New YORK for nrssso% which put
A. 49, 49, ~ V~.~
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature during the past swsny-four
hours. In comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year. az recorded at Hudnups Pharmacy,
Herald Building. New York; 80. 49,,
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,1ss x1oox, 4 NoxAouAnrAN.

maiden lady named Miss Mary Frances
xsosh, died in this city yesterday at the extreme
age OF ninety.seven years. Many years Of her
long life were passed In the honorable occupation
o. teacher: Sas SleJ a. nsr rssidencs no: sss
will take place tomorrow morning. when Q
requiem mass Ior The repose OF her soul will be
celebrated In the Cnurcn Of st. Paul che Apostle
In F1lty.ulnth street.
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OBITUARY.


6IB WILL1kM bTERNDA1E bENNETT
the cable brings the news or the death OF Sir
William sterndale Bennett, the eminent English
composer aud pianist. He was OF y musical family,
his iather Robert Bennett. being an eminent mu-
scian and organst OF the principal church at shei-
ned where the son was born IN 1916. Having
lost both his parents In childhood, he brought
up by his grandfather, one OF the lay clerks OF
the choir OF Cambridge University, ana, at eight
years old, became chorister In Kings College.
Young Bennett remained there two years, when
he was placed IN the Royal Academy. where lie
began his studies the violin which he
soon afterward abandoned for the piano.
He received his instructions In compost
ton from Or. Crotch, the celebrated au-
thor OF palestine and while under this
master produced his nrst symphony in nat at
the Royal Academy. This was followed by his
pianoforte concertos in minor, nat y minor
minor and minor, ali Of which. except the nrst.
were nrst performed at the concerts Of the Phil
harmonic Society in London. Having formed an
intimate friendship with Mendelssohn, Bennett IN
1885. went on bis friends invitation, to Lepsic'
where several OF his WORKS were performed at the
Gewundhaus concerts, under Mendelssohn's dtrec-
ton. Among hts works which received the great
.Naisdes,' and the Wood Nymph,H his concertos
in minor and minor. ana the caprice Tor piano
uermsny he began his professional career
in London and gradually rose to the highest rank
among English musicians His published works are
numerous. including, besides those alreaoy men.
toned Inc overtures TO "Parlsena" and the
MERRY Wives OF Windsor" and many concertos,
sonatas and studies for the piano. In 1855 be was
appointed the conductor OF the philharmonic Socl.
efy's concerts ian ONCE which he held until his
death), and In the same year ne was elected to the
chair OF music In che University OF Cambridge and
the degree OF Doctor oi Music was conferred on
HIM by that university. When the arrangements
made for the Inauguration OF the great Inter.
national Exhibition in 1892 &c was resolved that
the arr OF music In Italy, Germany. France
and England should be represented on
that occasion by TOUR OF the most emf
neut artists or those countries. Professor
Bennett was chosen as the representative OF
England. the Others being heyerbeer, Auoer and
Verdi Benefits contribution to the inauguration
music-Ihe ode. OF which the poetry was written
by Tennyson turned out TO be grand ana sub.
lime piece OF choral harmony. when was erformed
with Immense effect and added immensely 10 the
set to music the ode OF charles Kingsley on the
election oil the Duke OF Devonshire as Chancellor
OF the University OF Cambridge. and this was fol.
lowed by tne production OF his fantasie.overture,
paradise and the Peri" MIR. Bennett was APP
pointed President OF the Royal Academy Of Music
In 1893 and was knighted In 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02

GEORGE 9. Monaghan. q prominent commission
cattle merchant formerly Of Urbana Ohio. while
endeavortng TO Cross the railroad track at East
Buffalo, 4. r. last night, lst inst. before IN ap.
preaching train, was thrown from his cutter and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02
SAILED.

ship satmess tosrA for Bremen. bark AmalA Gtan.
lfr) 81 Pierre, sohrs L Dow NOBLE Alis 0Sis, d
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HENRY DuRANT.

Henry Durant one OF the Oldest citizens and
most eminent scholars OF California, died at OAK
land on the 22d ulr He was q graduate OF Yale
College, where he was classmate OF the Rev. DR..
Bushnell OF Hartford and OF the late N. p. Willis,
the poet. For some years ne was Congregational
clergyman In New England. but he went to Cali
fornia In 1862 and founded preparatory school at
Oakland which was the germ or the College OF
California. when the University was founded he
became the first president, position he was COM
PEELED to resign on account OF failing health. At
He was taken Ill while presiding &C an anniversary
dinner OF the Berkeley Clue, o scientific ass0cla-
ZION, and died two days afterwnrd.
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HENRY q. sru1I.

henry Q. stull. for many years . resident Of
Trenton, N. J., disd In that city on Sunday even.
ing last in the thIrtyeghtn year OF his age alter
protrsctsd illness. He was Q conductor on the
Pennsylvania Railroad for near twenty years and
was universally known for ms kind and genial
disposition and other gentlemanly qualttek His
funeral VIII take place on thursday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02
n. CONAN, rzxsmzxT OF THE FRENCH COURT
At 9ou1oxs.
From calisnsni's Messenger. Jan. lo.l

LFrom 0aHguehVb NosSenRer, JSns W.
The death OF n. Corbin, aged ssvsuty.fouy
years. First Honorary Presidents Of the Court
took place on Friday. He was one Of tbs most
snergsue members OF the French maeissracy. II
was ne who, when Procureur'0eneral at Augsrs.
In lsl1. obtained tne condemnation OF Lsdru.
Rollu 70 SIX mouths imprisonment, In spite Of
tue e6orts OF Berryer, Armand, HArraSt. Marie
and AraRo. ~ trocureurusneral OF Dourges. Ia
1S4o, he MADE himself rsmarkable ~ the suppress.
slon OF the nsuyrection OF the Vel de 10 Loire aud
OF the Mariana, win Felix Pyat at lts hea1. On
that oocsnon the hintstry VI Justice was onsrsd
him but declined.
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ARRIVALS
R1roRTEp By TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsToNE TELBGRAPH LINE.

RIPoHTED By TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsroNR rRLBGRAPH LINE
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$50 passed : German steamer. bound =; same Gay;
an Star and an line
!ss%sr Srrsson ssr'. sy~ops Bristol Jan Is with
large number Of small icsSsrss and great ausnts: q
Oder sc:sn S.n y and
steamer, Bound east - - '0n - - '''''1 'Du's
r,s ss sssr s:%ssss sss
xuhns Had very severe westerly gales with sremsn-
s!ss%sr ss:ysis ,S5' pSns,s:en vs!sncl. Dec 10,
90 = wia %%'i
weather the whole passsgs ana was Obliged to 60 into
Si sd
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with IHdss and pssssnsers to xexssars Son:
leans s and shs bar sssS With mdss an% passenger:
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nR %fSy ~; 9 ss'ss sp.ssss
we % SiG:,ss
wards adverse Winds 49,, .-v
10 Win SSsis z.S;s s.-. !. s...
Tobias.
Brig frank Clark tof Damariscotta) Morton. Progreso
Is days with hemp to TheDaud Bros; vessel to Met
calf 20 Had strong northery winds the entire pas
baRe.
Schr Fiske lof Provincetown, EldrIdge. Mayagues
Il days. with oranges to VIM bousiass vessel to B
schr Gertrude Smith, jameson. savannah II days.
with naval stores to orders vessel to II Brown Co
Schr Anna Jones' Jones' Savannah II days. with naval
stores 10 Move. Cole Bsnson vessel 10 Loud
schr Buroett Hart Brooke Savannah via Chsrlsston
Oiidcrsiecve Go.
schr Lily, Cole. Charleston day. With cotton 70
der; vessel to Bentley. 0ilderseevs Co
sehr Nelly Potter. Seward, Washington, NC, edAyA
with naval stores to " Human.
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The avs thousand tickets ending with naurs uas
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Capital Prise, ere each suuusd 10 eia
The supserlbssa sworn Commissioners appointed ~
supss.asad the arswins Of the KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY cAs A. hsreby certify that the above are the
aumssrs whlon we're the day drawn Com the 5000
placed N the wheel
witness our hands 1t covnston. Ky., this day 0Atur
day). January "a 1879
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sa0iishsd In i647 never fstlA sold by the arua6lsn
DspoL 10 rars piaos New fork
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