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FIRE At TAPPAHANNoCK. NA.-On Fri
day night last. a destructive fir occurred al
lappahannOck, Va, which destroyed six
frame buildings and contents. The ire orig
mated III the large double tenement owned
by capt. Il. Woody and occupied by John
bouzIe. as dwelling, store house and post Of
nee. This house was destroyed together with
me Stock, fGrDlturc. and the L. =. mails
which were in the post Office. The house be-
longing To y. {. Cromwell. containing large
Stock OF goods and two hundred bushels OF
grain; the StorehouSe OF c. l.. LandOu, with
stock ana fixtures: the large double tenement
belonging 10 \. Stewart. and a small house
occupied as restaurant. We're entirely de
SfrnN RI
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CURIoTS-Mr. Albert = Hoffman son oi
Our tOwn>mau. Edward Hoffman. esq. was
drowned while attempting 10 cUa>S the Shefi-
audoah river on n dam. near SfraSburC
about two weeks ago. \ curious CtrCln-
stance occurred in connection " I'm the search
for the body. \ cousin of The decreased when
boy. had been told 10y his mother. a. n loaf
of bread were thrown into the Wator al th,.
point wh,rn a prison had been drowned. that
the LOAF would noat To where the body iay
AMI There remain. We arr tcid N was triei
in this case. ana singular 10 say. the loaf lld
Ioat directly 10 where the body was Iuuud. 49,
HtHrrsNt- la Tfr,cc
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\ SINGULAR CASE or INSANITY was de-
Xeiorod in This city yesterday. \ man named
Frederick SchUchart had been under re-
ligioGs excitement for some days Yesterlay
morning his wife bccam" insane. and il was
found necessary 10 convey her 10 BlyView
The husband obtained the commitment and
assisted DO an officer and friend, took her to
the asylum. Shortly after returning home
lac also became violently derangej, and at
tempted 20 commit suicide He was In turn
removed To Bayview, and both husband and
wife were placed under treatment.-BQ!L
american, Pan.
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81 The directors of the Northern Paci6.
railroad company have chosen Charles p
w Mright OF Philadelphia president, vice Geo.
W. Cass, resigned. wv
~ London telegram states that there
has been unusual Increase OF den,ensie
among the Inmates OF the LIVERPOOL work
house, which is attributed TO religions es-
element. "a
- The president Of the Frencn geocrapbf-
cal society has handed TO Mr. WasSSnras =
gold medal, presented by the society 60 the
lamily Of Capt. Hall, in commentator OF
the exploit OF the Arctic explorer.
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Boy MURDER IN BRooKLYN.-LastS atur-
day afternoon John Snyder, aged SIX years,
OF ls6 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn. while
playing with Peter Werle, aged l. years, OF
19i Bushwick avenue, was kicked by Werle
on the right leg near the groin, and Tell, suf-
fering intense pain. He was carried 10 his
fathers house, and Thursday afternoon he
died. His playmate. Werle was locked up
ON charge of homicide.
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DR.. EENEALY \ MINORITY OF ONE-The
some time anticipate d motion of DR.. kenealy
in the British House of Commons, impu en-
ing the verdict in the celebrated Ticliborne
case. was made yesterday. under circum-
stances of excited interest. He asked for the
appointment of a royal commission to inves-
ugate the matter, and declared that the peO-
pie of England demanded it, and that they
were convinced that justice had not been
done. After an animated debate the motion
was rejected by vote of 453 nays to yea.
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WHOLESALE SHOOTING IN GEORGIA.
dispatch from Hawkinsville, Ga, reports an
unfortunate afiray there yesterday morning
resulting in the death OF John NJ. White thu.
serious wounding of Nicholas p. billiard and
slight woundinc OF Willard Oliver, all young
men. White was killed instantly, three pis-
tol shots entering his body. billiard was shot
in the head. The ARRAY was renewal of an
alteration which occurred SATURDAY
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wv II TwFFp's REAL ESTATE In 1911
William NJ Tweed borrowed ~laS.oO0 from
the Fast Chester national hank ia Mount
.Ot> and buildings la an" Twelfih Mart aud
We>ichcStsr county. In iS.e The hank as
signed the mortgage - Thomas =. Mason.
Recently Mr.. Mason began a suit Ia foFeCloSe
the mort gage Richard Tweed. one OF the de-
PENDANTS, claimed the muTtgagct property.
hat On April ~ Ia. Judge Nan Bruuf de
Cid,d Thar he should b. declared frOm any in
terc>t in ID. aud tlat the plaIutin t. entitled
70 receive ~ai.t-'f.'1 the balance due on tine
mOrtgagp-N D. Sffn. I'D
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DAMAGES IN A NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUIT.
\ Cleveland jury have awarded damages tn
the extent OF 50. 80 to j. s. Young. who sued
the Cleveland Plaindealer newspaper for
D,tHo. in consequence Of articles published
him with having robbed his own store for the
purpose OF defrauding his partner and credit
ors. The Plaindealer's information was re-
ceived from detectives and others connected
with the nolice department
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A CANADIAN CARDINAL--Iti is affirmed
in clerical circles I'm Montreal that Mgr
Roncetti, legate of the Pope, sent TO confer
the cardinals insignia upon Cardinal Nc
Closkey, is 10 visit Canada before returning
to Rome. and IL Is limited that the barretta
may be conferred upon NJ. Bourget, bishop
of that diocese.
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4 Modern Election Excitement in
Ancient Athens

LONDON, April PA Daily News dis
Patch from Athens says considerable excite
ment prevails over the approaching election.
\ state OF siege is reported 10 be Impending
The government j. concentraIin@ 5000 sold
iers in Athens. and IL is supposed intends -
raise The army TO q war footing.
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4 GRATEFUL MyRDERER the Oican
Times says thai "A man named Burltck wap
WAS convicted of the murder of a nerra
named Barker ian that village Eve or siN
wears since. and whose death sentence was
commutcl 10y Governor Hoffman u luapriS-
onmcnt for life. through the efforts OF j. X.
Jew ell. the murtlerer's counsel. recently sent
Mr.. Jewell a en-draving. In colorS. accom-
PANIED by 80 i'm cash. which he had earned
10y his Skillful pen m Auburn prison. TIN
prisoner sold hiS pictures apiece ami hoaNlcl
the money for the man who rescued him from,
the scafiold. The Incident shows that how
ever hardened y criminal Eurtick may b.
hc j. not wanting IN gratitude.
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\ SFIBITrALI-T COMMITS SCICrDE-At
Kingston. y. Y. Mrs. Henry Van Buren,. "a
lady about SiNlN years pf age. died Tuesday
night. from an overdose OF laudanum. She
took two ounces, ard before the doc Tor could
be called was beyond remedy. The deceased
was believer i'm spiritualism, and during
last winter attended numDer OF seanceS
Previous 10 her death Mrs. Van Buren, said
that the spirits mad said she must kill her-
seiI, ana IL - thar lht> was the reason why
NI.n nniSnneI hars.lf
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HORSE STEALING.-A man nameI Pain
ter vas lodged in the jail ia this county oa
Saturday nigh. charged with having 'sfol-
en horse nom a Mr.. Gardener near
l"N eitc>Nllle. In the neishbprhooI Of
furSohNlllc, the Stolen animal and hiS rider
were afT'st ed-thc former was turned over Ia
MS lawful owner ami the thi.f committed To
lail To answer in Judge keitlI's Court next
week, the charge 81 horse ~teriiu..-Lcey5Hry
Niyyor.
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MR.. GLFNBESNISG's CASE AGAIN.-The
committee appointed 40 confer with the
trustees Of the Prospect avenue Jersey city
Presbyterian church reported TO the Presbv
terry Yesterday that the trustees refused -
recognize them. The Rev. John >. Glendea-
ming was at the meeting. and strenuously de
MED that his congregation has any intention
of appealing to the Presbytery for a reconsid-
erafion OF bis caSe-M y .Nlrl. 22d.
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ANoTEER RAID nF STIRLING MINERS was
mace near Ha2elton. Pa. Thursday nigilt.
the intended victims being James Morrison.
Jasper Ely and r. LaudertrI.n. the last two
OF whom had taken refuge in the house OF
Morrison. brisk fight euSue1. n which
one miner was KILLED and LaulerDcrn was
badly Dcaien- Landcrbun lad formerly
been "A strong friend OF The miners and fur
hi>hel them with muSSets but latterly be-
coming disguised with their excuses aoau-
doECl their cau>a
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SCICIDE BY MORPHiNE.-R Richard L. Eos
ter. Il well known citizen of Richmond. Va,
was found Thursday night about midnight
on The street IN that city insenSible. He was
carried To the station house, where he died
soon after. The eoToncr's inquest found that
he came to his death by self-adminiSterad
morphine. Deceased was at one time in the
brokers business in Richmond, and prOmin-
cntlN con-, ecten.
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THE ARCHBIsHoPs of Mexico, G,Iadalaia-
ra and Michoacan have issued an address i'm
regard To the recent laws affecting the church
in Mexico. They enjon on the clergy and
people moderation and respect for the am
lhorities, and advise Catholics to be patient
and act as Christians under their trials
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INJURED BY THE COLD WEATHER.-We
are informed by gentlemen from all direc-
tons that nearly, ifnot all of the early fruits,
the early vegetables, tobacco plants, and in
many cases the forward wheat, are killed or
very seriously crippled. The loss cannot be
estimated GoJd0Nsrille Gazette.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or CoNvIcrs.-Five
conVlcts M Sing Sing prison attempted to
escape on Monday by SeiZing a slOop lying a {
the dock. The guards discovered tie prison.
erS before they got the siOop away from the
shore and discharged their pistols, danger
ously wounding two OF them. The others sur
rendered and all Were taken back To prison
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.-Near Palmetto.
Ga, a few days since, a school girl named
May Clay, aged thirteen years, climbed up a
maple tree TO procure some flowers from its
branches, when her foot slipped and she fell
her body coming in contact with sharp
snag, which penetrated her breast. Without
any assistance she extricated herself from
the snag and walked a few steps, when she
fell to the earth q corpse.
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Two CoLoRED MURDERERs, named Bunch
and Hardee, were to have been hung In South
Carolina yesterday, but " ere respited at noon
by the coiored lieutenant goverH0r I'm the alb
sence Of Gov. Chamberlain from the state,
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AN IMMENSE lCE FIELDlN THE OCEAN
Inc steamship Nova ScOtian, from Liver
pool. reports that at = q. IN. ON the iIth OF
April. in latitude II deg. 20 min. longitude
~ deg. ~ min. an immense ice field was met
in the Atlantic. The steamship skirteI its
edge for five hours, and altered her course to
escape II. From the naSthca1lS, a. FAR a the
eye could reach with the aid of glasses. an
unbrOken stretch of ice was 20 Toe seen. eN-
tending for many miles. There were in il
many small icebergs. and a number OF YES
sells, some of them long distances from the
outer edges, and seeming 10 have been caught
there long while before. There were a ship,
two barks, brig. and other vessels so far IN
That they could not be made out. This ice
had come down from the Arctic regions. and
the imprisoned vessels had doubtless come
many miles with it, and viii not be iibcr-
atcd until the warmer waters of the Gulf
stream me,tS them out. The steamship also
reports that eight American fishing schopn-
eTS bad been forced 10 seek refuge in the har-
Dor OF Halifax, where they were driven by
Tie heavy fields Of floating Arctic ice.-LdI
.<gf,7. I.si
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MURDERED WITH MoRPHINE.-A

MURDERED WITH MoRPHINE-A dis
patch from san Diego. Cal, reports the
death in that city OF Thomas Ford, by means
of morphine administered by companion
named John Mcintyre. Ford was a dis
charged soldier en- route from Arizona TO
New York. where he has family. He had
SEQ or $500 with him. Mcintyre has been
A.xl
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THE BEECHER rRI AT.-AJssitoa Li'i9ru ~.
Idftriotgc After our telecra phic report OF
the Triton Eeccesf trial closed Yesterday,
hOultOn took the stand ami was cross-ny-
amined touching certain conversations Wi tn
Mr.. Partridge ahopt Tilton's reasons for
writing The life Of Mrs Woodruff. The wit
ness Was asked II he said to him that Tilton
wrote Ibis life 10 put himself at the heal Of
the spiTitUai>ts 81 the country. rs There were
more EpiTitualis;S in the country than con-
sreGatiOnaliSts. The witness said: | knew
no such thing. and said 10 such thing; | told
Mr.. Partridge, however, that the spiritual
lists Of the country outnUm berci the congTe-
cation aliSts | had no conversation with
Mr.. Partridge about Mr. Tiltor's reason for
writing the life OF Mrs. Woodruff I viii
swear that il did have such a COnve fSatio
with him ] never said that Mr.. rilton tod
me So, and did not tell Mr.. Partridge that.
Mr.. MoUlton was then allowed Ia leave the
stand.
Mr.. Partridge was then recalled by the de-
fence, and was asked what Mr.. Mention said
10 him about Mr. Tilton's reasons FOR the
publication OF Mrs. WOOlhuli'S life. hut OBJ
lection was made and the answer was ruled
out by the court.
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A nEFALCATION has been discovered in
The western Union tceg raph office in Phila-
dolphin. and John H. HeiHer, chief clerk OF
the late Superintendent II. III. Bates. has alb
seconded. This led 10 ali examination of his
books, ana the officers state that the defalca-
lion VIII amount TO between 1--WE and six
thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-24

IThe Treasury department is i'm RECENT of
Information that the Spanish government.
by royal decree, has prohibited the imporfa-
lion OF American potatoes into Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-24

The ease of Dcchmsn vs.. The Union psSssn-
ger railway company was before Judge III
COCK yesterday, In which plaintiff sought tn
recover damages for an alleged illegal eject
ment from street ear. The Jury scored ore
for the plaintiff. that l.. zone cent" damages.
but made ten strike against this - 2 RofF Of
tie travelling public. by the following an
IenciN OF their verdict I'VE. the u's,ier-
signed. have sgreed that this case having
arisen out OF toe use Of a very queSiioaablc
machine, Injurious 10 public SAFETY, called
Inc SiawSon Box give 10 our undivided
censCre. and wonld be glad Ia Sc % sbol-
l>hod. tSisned by the Jurors Judge FL
COCK SAID the sucges ton could not b. coupled
WIKI TIE verdict on the recorlS, hut a. was a
rooi one and ought 10 receive public notice.
Rhla 7ilsiss. 2tS'
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THF MISSISSIPPI IYPRONENFNr.-Capt
EadS has closed 4 contract with Coz. James
Andrews, Of Allegheny city, Pa. for the
construct ION Sf faScine. StnnewOrk. dc, a.
South Pass. on the Mississippi. 10 cDnSfi tutr
necessary jcitics and dikes for the improving
OF The mouth OF the river The contract
amounts To - 5ga,0U0. and the work il %
obtain twchty-SiN feet depth o. water. When
this j done other provision viii be made
bN Capt. lads 10 secure the thirty feet
pItHmEHf-
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Another Snnm Stnrn,.


OswEGo, April 24.-Snow commenced
falling here early this morning, and IL nov
nearly three inches deep.
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.--Uncle Nat
Johnson, of Frederick is dead. He lived IN
the good old age of 10J. He was II years OLD
when General Washington was inaugurated
President for the first time.
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y GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE IN TROUBLE
A telegram nom Chicago, April ~ saws:
was arrested here to-day and held TO avail
the arrival from Buffalo of A. w. Cairns
whose daughter he is charged with HAVING
enficed away from her home. She was fonnd
IN house OF ill-fame in this CITY -
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JURORS Nuo CAST READ Rt-r.rD orr
Circuit Judge MackeN, az "A term j,i>t held az
EorlNiilc, =. G. ruled that lin the trial OF
an Issue 81 fact, involving the cNamiEat ION
o. a written or printed instrument. ID is COOL
ground 81 challenge 70 a faror that ne cannot
read s'bls il regarded a. a bold step bN a
Circuit judge IN South Carolina. bat a cor
respondent OF the Charleston courier SAYS
that 'Undcr the above ruling all jurors 81 TIE
regular panel who could not r,al were cN-
cursed. and as a result panel was obtained
that would compare with any Jury that sat
20 try casc> IN York county, heIorn The WaI.r
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A SWEEPING CHALLENGE.-Steve Tay-
lor. the pugilist of Jersey City, has issued q
challenge 10 fight any man I'm America but
Tom Allen, in ten weeks or three mouths
according to the new rules of the London
prize ring. at catch weight, for 81 900 to
- 900 side.
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\ GRATIFYING ASSURANCE.-The Rich-
mnnd Va Enquirer 81 Monday makes This
sweeping assertion: We doubt o. there -
even q small minority OF the people Of this
section who would wish 10 disturb any Of t,le
recent amendments 10 tie constitute ion.
though they had the power 10 repeal them an
10 morrow. There need be 40 further appr,.-
nrnSion on tIat score in the north. noe on
any other question connected with the late
war. Every issue * now dead To uS. and We
would not revive single oae n We could. 30
dismiss NoUr fears, n you nave any 81 that
ground. Tor they are baSalcss q sd idle"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AVENUE THEAyER
MONDAY EVENING. April e6, and every evening
during the week, and
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY haTINFES.
ENGAGEMENT ESTBAORDIN
OF The celebrated Modern Hercules, or
SPkRRtR OF SPARPERS,
SpARRER Or SPARRFkS,
SPARREk oF sPARRERS,
SEE@@ E%%sE "a sa$ } }SSks SSS S$$I$S
Tom Allen Tor 5000. in sterh Tsyior fer 5000,
pionshp of America. IN world atcatchveight
First appearance Of the Beautiful and Accom-
FiiSEed La BELLE PAULINE, in her Jigs and
>0rgs and Dauces.
First appearance ofthe beautiful Musical Queen,
hi.s SALLlE ADAMS. in songs, ami solos on the
Nilophone, Guitar, Banjo; Comet, Bells and Violin.
First APPEARANCE OF tho celebrated Ethiopian
Comedian, Mr.. FRANK CUSHMAN
Management Of America s greatest of Etliopiau
comedians Mr. 81 tRLES HOWARD.
Our Grand Female Ninstrelsl Eour End Men
i our End Menl The Fap-Can in all it, Glory
NOTiCE.-NOtwithst landing the extraordinary on
Cyg'ment ard expense in connection Herewith.
there VIII not be any extra charge The prices re
nam as usual. Is and 81 cents Tuesday and Friday
Matinees.
s.oFriday Night, Benefit of JOE coBURN
and GEO. ROOKIE. ap2i TT
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y YOUTHFUL AND INJCDICIoCS MAR
RIAGE-IOuis Lavosicr. "A jewCler. was
married TO Emma kuppelsberg, aged sixteeh,
at WILLIAMSBURG. on the 4th inst by the Rev.
John Neander. Immediately after the mar
riage she went home To her parents at =
Johnson street, and refused TO live with her
husband on the ground that he drank and
could not earn 81 a Week. She was brought
up on hd6cdN corpus yesterday before Judge
M"Cu1, when She testified that She was not
restrained of her liberty by her father. and
would not live with her husband in any ease.
because he drinks AMI could not support her
The Judge remarked that il was a pity she did
not know her OWE mind before. denounced
such youthful marriages and dismissed the
wTit.-N J. U'pTi,g 23d
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

rUR1NG the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours OF eleven
and two, except OF Tuesdays ami Fridays.
which being Cabinet days, no one will be
received except government officials.
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JAIL DELIVERY IN TEXAS The Con
zaleS Texas Index sayS.-we learn from
persons down from IOckhsrt thaJ about
forty armed men went TO that place with
crowbarS and pried out large rocks I'm the
wall OF the Jail and released an the pri sonerS
There were about ten white men confined for
various offenses, among them Russell Bean.
lately captured in tire Chickasaw nation.
charged with the murder OF Emmett Tram
mel IN Gonzales county. He was sent 10 the
Caldwell county Jail for safe keeping a. H.
was supposed that tie new Jail there would
bC secure,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE NEW ORLEANS HORROR.

DEATH BY FIRE AND WATER
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TUE QUICKEST NEr-Tne >'elmSnip
France. OF The General Transatlantic steam
ship Company. has accomplished tho quick
est passage across the Atlantic thai y yet ou
record. Tho France. Captain TrGtclie. lefJ
liavre al noon Oh the 10Th al April. ana on
~" first day out made 8.2 miles ana made
from 900 ~ 80 mi les each day after. arriving
on Sandy Hook al l2..;U D. IN. ~ the 10Th.
making th" passage IN one hour aud thirty
i've minutes less time than ~ was ever ma ie
before rom iiaNrn. Tire France returns on
lie Ii OF MaN.-A I W. ~
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Death OF the Mayer or -. Louis.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2i.-U. (. steamer
Iackawanna arrived yesterday - days from
Yokohama. All well on board.
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\ SAVING PREACHERS EsTATE-Tt * r.
oTted hy 4 Hudson paper that clergyman
named clark. who was appointed some
slonaTy among the mountain towns Of
Greene county, in this State. died az Ash
land about two weeks ago. He hal lived in
humble manner for a long time. and il was
supposed mat hr had not money enough 10
pay his funeral expenses, but i'm searching
an oil chest q package was found. which
contained Government securities and bonds
10 The amount Of ~ $50. \ bank-bool< was
also found. rev ealing the fact that he had on
deposit in a hank i'm This city $1,000. ma king
ma an elCl Goa. His viii bequcathcd 10 81.
Iuke's Hospital quite a large SUM. and
about ohe-half Of his property II hi> brother.
IL alive and if not, TO his brothers son. He
also gave each church that he had ever
preached in small amount. and small BE-
quests Ia every servant that ne ever mad.
giving the namc of Cacn one.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re-
ceived for redemption at the Treasury to-day
was S9Gj,Is5, and the total receipts for the
week were 81 $50 us. being the largest amount
received in one week since the organization
OF the bureau.
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTs.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S4G0,59S: total receipts
for the month 10 date, SlI J,0. 0a0.
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LIEUTENANT Samuel Belden has been de-
tached from the Fortune, and ordered to
srecial duty az the nav ward. Washington.
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INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S270. S>}.5S. Total for
the month 10 date. S5.3I5 .taJ.15.