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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The OF City Of houston from Bermuda,
has our thanks for favora

The OF steamer City Of houston from Bermuda,
has our thanks for favora
STEAMER LouIsIAEA-The work OF raising the steamer
louisiana, which was sunk of Smiths Island by col
lson with the steamer Falcon some months ago, WILL
now that the spring has opened. be pushed forward
rapidly. Captain NJ Stoddard, Of the Baker Wrecking
Company. lett Norfolk thursday mo- ming with largo
aud now engaged on the sunEcn steamer
vita every prospect OF soon having her once more
aaoat.
BARK MINERVA Alien from Tupilco Mex via Kew
West twhere she put distress Nov 80 tor Liverpool
with mahogany, which put into Halifax April IA leaky
will probably 40 railway for repairs. Capt Allen
OF Haax and his brother. purchased both vessel and
cargo at Key West
(Br) at Boston 18th inst IRON Trinidad.
had heavy weather the entire passage Shipped
which stove IN cabin windows. 1ng both cabins with
water split and sails and broke foretopg alant
y0rd and started tiller on ruddcr head.
BRIc K HEsLES, Gould, from Messina for Boston
passed April lat IS So lou 6j 10 with loss OF ner masts
u spar put mast ana three sails set aud the
vessel under command; everything else all right on
board
HALIFAX April 1.-THE new bark Fila vose goes the
railway be coppered before she proceeds TO
New York.
~ 1RoxAs April Bark Narragansett, from Charles
ton Liverpool will discharge any cargo Il
Is Thought. VIII clear pumps take In the cotton ais
charged and proceed.
ship Ci OF Brooklyn. from Francisco for Liver
pool IS ntling pumps received from New YORK. Expects
10 proceed shortly.
The Amer ship Pawn has arrived and will take for
ward cargo on ship Freedom
VINEYARD HAVEN, April l9-Schr Charles Carroll. Of
Dennis from Philadelphia for Boston, With cargo Of
coal ran ashore at AM the west end OF L'Homme-
dieu snoaL she viii probably come OF at high water
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MRS. ETA MANNING.

The lady whose name Is at the head OF this
notice was beautiful and talented young Eng.
lish woman who came to this country few years
ago and very quickly made her name known IN
art and literary circles. She died yesterday morn.
ing, after a brief illness, AT the early age or
twenty-five. Mrs. Manning was born IN south.
tam King, ofIhe Royal Artillery. She studied IN
Paris, Florence aud Rome. and was an accom-.
plIsned lingust. She was the brightest star Ia tue
amateur theatrical circles OF this city, ana her
impersonatlon OF Helen In the "Huncnoackn was
q sweet and delicate Characterization Her ser.
vices IN entertainments OF this kind were freely
given curing the past three winters In
ala OF various charitable institutions. Mrs. Man.
ming was finished and discriminating art critic,
ana ler contributions TO the Ledger and variety
OF kindred literary Journals invarlaDy partoos or
her bright and vlvaclous nature. Her energy was
tireless and her endurance remarkable Tor one OF
her delicate physique. Sae was on the threshold
OF priluant career when, TO the profound reRret
OF an extensive circle or frienos, death stepped IN
and claimed ner.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Steinway's piano warerooms were crowded last
evening 10 an extent that would warranE the
space OF the hall above on an occasion OF the an
nual concert OF the first vlooncelllst IN America,
Fred Bergner. The programme was very at
tractive. and was rendered IN a style that gave
entire satisfaction 10 the audience present. IL
commenced with quartet Tor four violoncenos
which was rendered in o magnificent man
ner oy the beRGHcidtre and MS three col.
leagues Then Mme Dowland. vocal
aruste OF rare ability and thorough
musical training, sang the aria OF Handel. "Lasclo
en- 10 Pauga.H with such heartfelt ex. reSSon mas
al encore Immediately followed. There were
other numbers GU the bill equally interesting, anu
the grea yioOncelust proved himself an accom-
pllshed ARTIST IN MS share Of the work ana u
JudicOus manager IN the selection OF artists TO
support hlin. For many years the violonceio de-
partmenL OF the Philharmonic Society has been
intrusted 10 Herr Bergner ana the results have
been always ieiIcitous. He IS an artlst W no &C.
cupies deservedy the arst position Ia this city as
a VlOlOncellist.
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THE KNIFE N BROOKLYN.

Az n;oTTESsTvE MN STABBED n TIE STOMACH
pY A DRUNKEN RUrzLAE.
Philip Horn, Young man whose residences is &C
No. IS sullivan street, was stabbed aud mortaIly
wounded 10 King street, Brooklyn, last evening.
Dy Jonn Haggery, sgec forty years. or No. ia
King street. shortly after eight O'Clock, IS Horn
was returning nom MS work, no was accosted by
HaggeTty, who was slightly under the influence
" llquor. They became involved IN alteration,
md AFTER few hgn words had passed between
1em Haggcrty drew q knife aad plunged
Z INTO Horn's stomach. Tie blade penc-
rated 10 tue boweIa. inrlcting i ahastlJ wound.
Ieysra. inches ID length. The injured man fell 10
me sidewalk, And Was soon covered with blood.
Harvey 0obe. tne encounter, immed-
at9ly reported u AZ toe Van BTuBr street. police
Uattop- An ambulance was summoned. ana
dorm wss removed ~ the Long Island Conege
Hospital
Haggerty ned Immediately aner tne stapoing.
Captain Cornell detailed Detective L0oney auo
1umDeT o. pstrOsEaen ~ citlxensi cofnes, TO
cOgr 100 pFGSlHet IA scarou OF tbe IaQtlye.
ae was l0gld 10 his residence a. ten
rclock aud was taken 70 TIC station nouse.
Encrs as was locked up - await the result OF
Bescrlced ~ 10 police ~ 4 rOgga character.
Nnen arrested 10 protested Ris Innocence. Harvey
5000 was arrested ~ witsess. iae injured
mao was ~ , gerry dangerous GOadlt0a At the
deaait8' late lost nlznt. Dr.. Jones .As surgeon
D Attendance EaYs tnat uis recovery " verf ifns
yrobabe. Gns aAkault epGa Htm Aype1Ea 70 have
sseh sntieeiy unDFovo&s4s
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tony Pastor presents bis grand variety comoin-
alton at the Academy OF Music tonight.
MIR. Robert GoldDecE gives vocal and instru-
mental concert, at steinway Hall, on Friday
evening.
Miss Nina Geary, as vocaiiste and actress, 10 the
principal attraction this week a. Robinson Hail,
in McEyoy's Hibernicon.
The Home Tor the Destitute Bind VIII have .
benefit. In the shape OF IN operate performance
OF "L'Umoran At Terrace Garden Theatre, on
Thursday.
The tenth springtide festival OF the orpheon
Society's Tree choral schools takes place on May Q,
at the Academy OF Music. under the direction OF
Mr. Jerome Hopkins.
Miss Linda GILBERT has O concert this evening at
Barnum's HIppodrome for the benefit OF the
Prisoners Library Fund. The programme IS
choral and instrumental and very attractive.
Inc young American prima Gonna, Mic. Mo-
halpi or whom the most nattering accounts have
been received. makes her American DEBUT ~ the
Academy or Music, on Wednesday evening, "a
Elvra in 'Ernani," under the experienced direc
lion or Max Maretzek, the veteran OF opera In
this country.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

This theatre was crowded last night and all the
proscenium boxes were occupied. The success
which lhe style OF entertainment given at the
Olympic Is meeting with from all classes IS
astonishing. Differing all respects rom the old
STYLE OF variety performances, each act or
sketch forms a complete and weil-acted scene,
and 50 popular have these short sketches, scenes
acts, interludes, tapleaux and farces be-
come that the best people IN the
city may De seen nightly having
their hearty laugh and willing away
q couple OF pleasant hours as In DAYS gone IN
the od olympic wnen quaint Billy Mitchell and
young and old New Yorkers. Among tue new
leatu es last night NAV be mentioned the artistic
tableaux OF zine Comanches.h in which number
OF scenes OF Inulan lie were happily portra, ed,
Mr. Harry Ricardo Ii his comic songs, the ham :
town students, sol Smith Russell and MaIntt 10
the comic p4nIomime OF "Bobo and BABE Ite."
Everything went or successfully. and the nearly
applause given TO the performers py the audience
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*" COMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT.

This gallant company held their eighth annual
dinner az Delmoniso's. Flrh avenue and Four.
teeatn street last DiEht. General Egoers Yleie
was 10 the chair, assisted by Captain Lcntilnan,
IN command OK .ae company Covers we're Laid
Tor sky guests. The opening address % vel.
come was responded to by General Expert vleie.
Tue toast, ''Tne President Or the Emitted states"
found az able response from Colonei Harry
L l1erson. ..Tne Day we Celebrate- was toast ed
in nts happiest manner bv the Rev. Dir. Wepster.
''fne Memory O. our Departed COmradesn struck
TOO deep and tender chord ~ the hearts ot tDose
present 70 require any response and II was passed
IN respectful lNeuce. ''ihc Army and Navy ~ me
United statesu Was responded ~ very elOguenuy
Nv Colonel Thomas EreeDOrn, and me seventh
Regiment N.,ss.h.I.n mad az eioQnent champion
in Captain Lcuttlhan. The 'EnGineer COrpsn ana
.'Company H. we're replied ~ ~ sergeant ". Il.
Lane and b. IL. Moran. "Tne LADIES' lCo1 bless
tneml we're pgthencalty ana poeucally toasted oy
General horace Porter. anu 'Our Country was
apostrophised BY Horace NJ. r 1er. inc company,
alter spending most eDJoyanis evening, broke up
&C a late hour
And each took home his separate way
Resolved ~ meet zone 0taer GAY
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OBITUARY.
PARDON W. STEVENS, Ex-LKUrENANT GOVERNOR
OF RHODE ISLAND.

PARDON ". STEVENS, Ex-LnUrENANT GOVERNOR
OF RHODE ISLAND.
Pardon W. Stevens, ex- Lieutenant Governor or
the state OF Rhode Island, VINO had been Ill for a
long time died az his residence. at Newport, r. L.
yesterday evening, 18th inst, at halEpast seven
O'Clock. He was unconscious from half.past nye
O'Clock OF the morning or the 18TH inst. until the
time OF his death.
Mr.. stevens, born In the year 1915, and con-
sequenty sixty years OF age was one OF vigor-
Gus minded, sensible class OF men who are rapidly
passing away. HIS parents were respectable, but
mad little OF tins worlds goods, aud taeir son,
with small advantages OF early education, was
trained TO tile aruuouS duties OF usher man
lie mad an unusually ROBUST constitution and was
LIE ne became u reader or books upon history and
puDllc an3lrs, ana so improved his haturSiy
strong common sense that he was for more tnan
"a quarter OF century recognized leader IN
the community, and afterward IN the state
as ne was Industrious A constant friend and a
ters OF the pupnc veal caused him TO be elected 10
the Common Council or Newport In the early year
OF the city cnarter where he remained some time.
ana then chosen to tine Board OF Aldermen.
Here his services were practical and very valuable
to his fellow citizens. After fifteen years. service
In the pubic AFFAIRS OF Newport he represented
that city the Lower House or t1e General
Assembly OF Rhode Island, and subsequently
was the Senator from Newport. He held this
position during the greater part or the rebellion,
aud was untlring In his devotion 10 the cause OF
The Union and the interests oil It's soldiers. In the
wear 1865 ne was elected Lieutenant Governor OF
the State OF Rhode Island, and nued the char Jour
years with credit TO himself ana satisfaction 10 MS
constituents. Alter his retirement from puD1c
lie he was appointed by the President OF the
United States an inspector Ia the Custom House
In Newport winch office ne filled Tor TWO years,
when he W as incapacitated rom further labor oy
the disease which has resulted In his death de
goes TO ais rest with the regret OF az VINO were
acquainted with HIM IN lie and tue KIM remem-
Dranee OF many friends.
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81. HAErs HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

zoe sisters or Charity sra tho Ladies' Aasool1-
tsSa Connected wlth g. Nary'a Hospital brook.
Eyu, o. Bebslf o. tns suffering poor. have written
Rots 70 hf. n A. Kennedy. thanking him ior
Els dransac and musess eptersSinmen. Oh Eae
sta lost. "a Deasli 81 toe Hospital TneT likewise
teuoer special scknowlsdgments 20 ara. r. 3.
C0a@aY 5Cr aef Own services zDd those o. nef
1lited daughter. Miss lillian. vita the euttre re-
cepIs o. 4er theatre, walcn sha generously de-
voted 20 the charity and also gratefully mention
toe kluoBesg Of Aya barney Williams, Misses
ana MessgE. FfunE Eocae, waiter Lenuox. A. IA.
Hastings H. II. B0Aee and the other artiste
whose kindly exkTtlous contributed 70 ne signal
success Vi De entarpFlse THIS letter Is signed ~
sls er ~. Ennlana, Superior o. -. AarJ's Hos
piial; Mrs. b. L. Lave, Mrs. william II. Aurtha
MRS. CALVIN "A. Praft, DlreclTesses OF the LADIES'
AesOclau0n; Airs DANIEL Byrne and drs. J. <.
be4rd, Sccre area
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ARRIvALs.
IMPORTED BIZ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WNITEsIoNg TELEGRAPH LlSG

steamer C,ty 81 Montreal ar. nrshouse Liverpool
Apul s. queenstown h, with nJse aid passengers
to- Dale Apr III iat - - on y passed some pieces
ice. II ST. lOn 81 Dominion steamer Quebec from
tor Liverpool l7h, LAT q a. Ia ~ sfush snip
showing LSJH steerInR southwark.
City Of Houston, Deern-, Bermuda Abrti IS.
with n1se and passengers 70 Jutcrbrdge, April ~
s. a. Ion IL - passed brio Julia LHZ ~ Bf, hence
Thomas. same day, 81 A5secon, steamer florida,
bound south.
steamer CITY Or Waco. Grammar, Galveston April 10
kev West l3th, with mlse ana passengers 10 q II
Mallory - Had n~aSy westerly WINDS from IL.
29N.
steamer George y Eider, Read, Blltmoro with mdss
sud passengers 10 the Ola Dominion steamship Co
BARK Aphrydlte or 80 john. b. bass Havre p
In ballast u Cranda BroN i anchored ~ sandy look
orders
Rark ihomas Brook. waugh Guantanamo Is days
witn sugar sni passengers y BROOKS G. vessel 70
Maydell 20.
Parsons A Loui.
Brle Lie Houghton Of Portland), Rose NcsHna Feb =
win ruft 70 MINER hOugn0n Passsd GiOrat Ar Aarcn
Brig casia}ia of Richmond Nsj. whitnorc saeua 8
days, with sugar 70 Welsh vesse y master April
ID Of haiteras mad a Eale from nv 70 NJ, Last
ing hours lost sDf sails aud had decgs swept Of
everything movabe since strona northsry gales been
sdnys north u hatteras. =.
schr Jacob Haskell Boston, Cfowsl. h.ssna
days. vita irait 70 eraeri vessel 70 farsonA Loud
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FOR NEW YoRK-THrs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1875.


stsansf Olympia o10, Yoaag, Congratulations
sisamsf acvsry. Plosos. rhi.aaapha-y anss aaaA
steamer ElAanora Joa0soo Psgiano - Amsa
Bars soAwenssn lA0c Oaudarpsa- L1yrEBool-
sara NARA Pace nts,, Tss,or Cork &c Falmouth fos
orders-John seaaer. - w a.. :.
Eark Anna JAS Gicvan5b, Cork or FA.nontn FOE
ergera-~loaovkcn Co.
Barx. saEs ,Sorj, sisisen Lsnsrisk-Tsssns, Beck
ssrf sssaa. SlshSla Amssssaan-EsEis Blaksslss A
Earl HarTIstg nsssy, SHAW. SsOiss-chM 0nsht
ssfk Auans Ger. BOOK Eioanond, vac ToslAs a
srs Bans CSorl Arnosssn cstls-Paneh, Edys q
schr Isabella wilson Pr,. nnns. P.raambuco-cso
sear John BIRD, smith. caruspss-D Dearborn
schr q v Richards tBrJ, Peek WOifvs apd Maitland,
scSr Lcsrs, Chandler, s. Joan SD-smpson, cispp 4
scnr Jesse smith, Tyler, charicsson-Bssusy. Oil.
scsr wna Gillian. NeHsssy, Rlohmoua, va-siashs
chr Waterloo Meyers Providencs-Dslanoy Cot
uell
Wool
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Leipzig Ger. Honlnan, rom Baltimore for
Bremen. April 8, lat ~ SO. lon "a 49,
shio Abuera tBrl, from Ardrossan for San Francisco
March Is lat 81 ;. ION ~ W.
ship Frank Flint (Br) from Calcutta tor Dundee
March 20 OF Flores
ia. lat 10 81 !. Ion % 20 W.
ship City Of Srl, IRON Liverpool for San Fran.
cisco, March II. lat ). Ion ~ W.
ship Liverpool tBrl, from Pensacola Tor Liverpool
March 10, lat rs lon 30 IS
ship Adolphus ,Br Ross. from New Orleans for Reval
March ~ lat As 40 Ion a.
Strip Nereus lBrl from Liverpool fer san francisco
March "a at "a y, ion ~ W.
ship Florence lreat,Shor from Rio Janelro for Ran
Roon Feb a. lat 20 ~ ;, ion "a s0W
An Ena ish ship, showing signal letters NRPF, for
l5HM.
BarE oriana or and for Bremen. nom Now orsank
Aprt q. on lhc Lizard.
:. BARK saraa EElnG,sary wa'srhogss rom Newport
BARK Marie Ielene lGerD Waruxen. from Hamburg
fsr -sn Franclsao. FEB " lattHs, lon DGW
Hark Amanda t0erL schultz. from Marselaa for WI.
minGsoa, &C. Magan ~, lat % -. ion sbW.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

HsrchAnu saipplnt agents al ship captains are
informed that By telofTRphlns 20 the HxaALD London
Bnrosu, No a gset street. ina arrivals az aai depart
Eafopsan porta, ana oshss pors aseoaI, -
American ana al iofsiaa vasssls uaIlaz vita tos
tHltsd statsA me will eablad 70 tala soaAtfy
tree Of oharfs aad publtsnsL
Persons desirous Of eonnanioAaas with vasais Arrv.
lag New YssE DO ~ A1dresaAa such vssssl1
care Of HssAAo usws ysshb pier Nel E0si RIvar sew
gsfL Lcsssfs reserved iroa Az o. hs wseld aa4
psomply dssiv0rst Dzpiiossas ace ssaaLss1
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wAEnnxronr. April c-Arlved Valparaiso oirara
Portland y.

BRISTOL tPlD April 6-Caplain Duddridgc, OF the Dark
Architect committed suicide on sunday morning. Nnsn
miles OF Lundy. The deceased ran up from tne
cabin and bumped over the quarter and DID not rise
again. He had been aiiing few days.
FALMOUTH April 1.-THE omanden. arrived here IRON
Baltimore has skYlIght aud companion damaged lore
part OF poop started and dam ge. and one mao
Killed on LIST inst
QUEENSTOWN April THE Flizqbeih r Thompson
Thompson, from Belize ogwoodl Tor Liverpool mas n
rived with loss OF nntumnst ana all atfache 10 eOP
gaantmast and all yards ongDea. stove daring hur
rlcane from the NV, Feb ~, in lat 81 n. lon " W.
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WAITING FOR THE CRACK OF DooM


or YzsTEgDAY BE1So THE LAST DAT or THE
WORLDS HrsTonY-ASoTHNR USTuITuLED
PROPHECY.
PHILADELPHIA. Apru 10. 1875.
ABOUT ortJ o. ntJ Or the Mluerses. or second
Adventists, ~ Thurmauitcs, a. taey can tnem-
selves, rom tnetr leader, william {. Thurman.
SemUle1 70 house 10 CaGwanadrr street.
above Gerard avenue early this evening, Tor the
purpose " preparing Or the emo or the world aud
their ascension - Paradise, which event they con
Idcntly predicted w0uld take place AZ midnighs
tonight. they partOok o. :he Lords supper
prayed, sang, washed each otner's feet and went
through various other ceremonies, and nnally,
aressed in their white ascension robes, mounted
me roof OF the house at midnight IN the
Inidst VI chilly rain. rucy waited Tor tho SQUAD
OF me ast trump looked 10 see the Great Judge
seated on us fhrOne In mtd-alr. Alter tnrr
Io0Usn ardor ana thelr Ignt clothing bad Oeen
cOnsderaDfy Lhmpeneo, hey descended - con.
aole tneinsevea as Jesl iheg might lor tie falare
al auOfbef second adventist Pfuphecy~
Tgefr sssemhlage was Ecyg secret from sc0mpu
sinners ana no crovas we're present ~ witness
tne efacOHnLUre
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

the following record viii show the changes In
the temperature Or the past tSeuty-four hours.
In comparison with the corresponding date o. last
year, as indicated ~ the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy dRRALD Bundiug:-
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A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED, FROM DIFFER
"A states; ieeai everywhere deserttou. 6e., sat
cicnt cause publicity fcQured no cnAf&@ HiLh "a
NJ hOUsg. Attorney. i9s grosiwag
ID ROoKLyN.-AT Low RFNT Two sTOgY
j. basemc VI frame House, hath, water ani gas. $50
Herkimcr street DiocS from Futon avenue eIfS
Apply 70 Dr. TUBIAS. 10 fsrK place
nIvoRCEs OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT
IL states- publicity; no fees IN advance No sfJ
Public n. T. kING, C0unseIlornt.Law prlvatc Ole
No. 0 MarE's place. New York.
NERVOUS DEBILITY SC-N CO .fAtS CURE FOf
IN Nervous DEBILITY ana Weakness brOugnt On by IN
u.creuOns, OF the BRAN an y nsr
vous system. WtNCuGSfE - nfsCIFl. P4LL t.s5~d
80 with periest success Is prompt rtI
permanent SEND FOR A CIts. UgAR.
Prices Oil per box boxes 81 o. nall, securely
seak0a with fuu dtfe0h0n Fropared only ~
wINChksRAK = CO.. ~ JoAa street IA YsrA
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WHALEMEN.

At Barbados no dats. brig Rosa Baker, Thompson q
Boston leaky.
on Pernanibuco March l3 schr Frnnklin Buddington,
ofNi.. from Falkland Islands, tor provisonA
Schr Admiral blaGe, at Ney bedforI En, bad IS bbp
50 do wh OIL Lost overheard boat gale April
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Steamer Albema-lc. Lewes Del; ship Sir Robt Peel
LONDON; barks Canning (Br), Genoa; Mariana III
Poru, Lisbon; Carl Johann tGerl Bremen; New YORK
QtaD Cork or falmouth; n Sehwensen Norl Liver
Bermudai FauSnna, Cardsnas; sehr Palmer, Vera
Cru
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HARVEY 4. BOONE, EDIT

HARVEY Il. BOONE, EDITOR
Harvey Il. Boone, associate editor OF the SYRIA
cuse Journal died at Syracuse. New YORK. yester-
day morning, 10 the great regret OF q wias circle
or friends.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS


DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YoRK ron THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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THE GREAT MATCH TONIGHT
The Biiliardists Excited.

Almost every one, at least every one VINO
feels the slightest interest in billiards, has be-
fore. this made up his mind as to the respee-
tive merits of the champion Henry Miller and
Henry Rhines, our visiting knight. Their
several practice games hare been published
and individuals have drawn their own conciu-
sions. When Mr.. Rhines first arrived here
and opened, there were general expressions Of
disappointment, but within the last two days
he has SO visibiy increased his hold upon the
balls that last night in the pools he was the
6vorite. .5,,r..4.z
Henry Miller has for the last two weeks
played remarkably regular game, and his
average has varied but little. ss -
At the sale of the. pools at the rotunda of
the st. Charles Hotel the bidding was quite
spirited. Several big ones were so d, but the
rate ran $3.50 on Rhines to 500 on Miller.
The demand for seats at the Academy has
already been SO great that those DESTROYS of
securing good positions from which to watch
this interesting contest should secure their
tickets at once. het /" ~
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rae CLINTON SUIT.

EpIroB BuLLETIN-In the Tmes article of
the above heading, of this morning, there are
two material misstatements and two material
omissions.
l. The appropriation on which the Arm
strong warrant tor $40. 796 rs was drawn, had
been, by the statute of 1872, turned into the
Treasury, and could not have been legally
drawn against after January l. 1874.
9. The Assistant Attorney General did not
cause the Injunction which prohibited the
warranting tor the slSS 557 80, Benham,
Pinckney Smith voucher claim, to be raised
the injunction is still in force.
8. The order Of ooslrt directing the issue of
the $50, 800 Longstfeet warrants was Illegal,
and was acquiesced in by the Auditor, who
neglected to take an appeal.
5. That in all the csses the Auditor ne
elected his duty. prescribed by the statute
defining the duties of his Office, to call for
persons and papers, and to take testimony as
the validity and reality of the several
laims. @-+