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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

NTANTED-Some three or four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board 149 ST. Charles street nearly
or thirty day Boardeis will be taken at four dollars
per week, payable in advance. This is great redue-
ton from former prices Tho house is first-class.
second to the city. None need apply but tha
best of people. Remember l49 st. Charles street.
nj 1IS
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

MERCHANDISE WANTED to the value Of
WI Thirty five Hundr D"llars and to p.y for
same in good, wei r.puted, interest be ring notes
matul ing from To % months would pure ha
the " no stock int est in an sablished bust
ness. Add1e SIS MDZE, Bulletin office. n2l IL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

WANTED-BOARDERS few select persons
can obtain Excellent Board, with large comfortable.
and elegantly furnished rooms at the handsome ami
desirable residence of Camp and Robin
Spacious grounds on either side OF the house.
Terms moderate. Apply on the prenis es. o31 I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

Toys are being displayed at Lery's. BY al
means take q ltok.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

WTANTED-To inform the public centrally. where
w are to b, found the lowest dental charges in
the CITY. DR.. j. 4 KNAPP has moved from Ii Ba-
rome street to AS Canal street and has reduced his
charges fot all deHta! operations thai they the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore 80
much dreaded performed without pain by means OF
invention which, together with the finest
specimens of artificial teeth, made on new plan
with new substance cheeriully shown to any per
son desiring work or not Teeth extracted without
pain, and too hache cured instantanesusly. All
work guaranteed Consultations free. III lySu
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

WANTED-To exchange for city property gen.
w eral merchandise, A PLANTATION contain
ing 1900 acres 400 or 500 open land in Washington
county, Miss in The cent of the cotton belt. VIII
make favorable exchange.
W. B. SHEARER
MS 1w lU1 Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

yNANTED---Nisit at the Poultry Yards. corner
w of Carondelet and Falence streets, Sixth Dis
trict New Orleans. White and Brown Leghorns,
Light and Dark Brahmas. White faced Black
Spanish, Hondans and Creve-Cmurs can he seen daily
from 3 A. NJ to r. NJ Don't bring any dogs with
you Eggs ON the above varieties sale at So so
for a bakers dozen n2l 1t"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

WTANTED-Some one to devote two hours each day,
w and to advance three hundred dollars for six
eight months. The party advancing will re-
ceve board and lodging for the Of bis money,
whicu will be amply secured by vendors lien. AID
dress J. CHAMPION, care Bulletin office. MO- ct
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

NTANTED-At the LA Dor AGENCY OFFICE
w removed to 136 Camp street.. AS this is one
of the Oldest established offices in the city, / have
facilities which othe have not for furnishing help
every ption-mechanics and laberers, te
male servants l. all capacities ETC. on the shortest
notice. Wanted Immediately, fifty men TO get out
oss-ties Alexandria. Persons wanting good
city help male female will find them at my office
with good references at all tim !.
MI 1T VIM CLELAND, A gent f36 Campt ST.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

Take back these trophies Of the past,
They're worthless now to me-
Their false, fair tale is overcast
BY thy Inconsistency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16

any other person. then the said Assembly shah
forthwith openly determine by lot which OF said
TWO or more persons snail be elected
Second-yhe President and Vice President elected
as herein provided shall enter upon his once on
the LIST day oil January next alter his election
but neither OF them SHALL be eligible 10 the same
Cfice at the next ensuing election.
Details as TO the length oil the te m, settling tie
votes by ballot or otherwise and the like. are
mere suggestions. They do not concern the main
objects and NAV be arranged in a variety OF ways.
Sueh en- amendment would give the rival parties
an equal opportunity before the people. II his
countryInen prefer him General Grant could be
elected for new term equal IN duration TO his
present residue and hts desired third Olympad.
This proposal tenders Justice ana Iar play to all
1t appeals TO no power but simply the cor Doputj;
1t would compose multitude OF disturbing ques.
tlons rid us OF the complex electoral system and
prevent any future Presidential candidacy by In
cumbents. or course the democrats would all
vote Tor II. KARL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
THE FIGHTING FREEHOLDERS.

PROMPT ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY-A MEM
Der OF THE BOARD INDICTED.
The Grand Jury OF Hudson county made their
final report In the Court OF Oyer and Termiuer, at
Jersey CITY. yesterday forenoon. The foreman
presented to the Court an additional batch OF
twenty-five indictments, one o. which was found
against a member OF the Board OF Chosen Free
holders for frauds on the county. The following
presentment was also sucmltted:-
10 TnY coUaT OYER TERxNnR GENERAL JAIL
DELIVERY OF The COUNTY or HUDSON, JANUARY TERN,
In the investigation Of various matters which have
careless exiravagant which the affairs Of
he eoan nrcer me SSnro OF iae Board Of
been very apparent large proportion OF the moneys
der tns direction supervision what known the
Joint Commits The Joint com%,se is %aae uD q
Almshouse and consists ifleen members. This
pensation Tor attending the meeting each separate
c s. M ea shd s Of the S n Ss nit s rate
the cost 70 the county % each meeting IS $3.50
70 each member Of The Boars Of Chosen Fee.
Gn n the he ss be % ,n S
es to o., the IN the
mo ro s Esne this
that bs which presentsd this JOINT Committees
hfs nS by member S and
are delegated 10 some SUB committee, who, IN turn,
or the are sa,sa ct to
% i the fi sa Of ns s
ITEM inc Grand Jury satisfied that large amounts
OF money have paid by the which
received no equivalent. and wlich would have been
prevented II the committees had given them proper
tenion. The Grand Jury Is SIZED that tnis Joint
Committee Is one Of the great wrongs xistng the
Board Of Chosen Freehoders which the Board itself
should remedy and that the Board itself,
sihsuhg OF thirty members too numerous and
also appears TO The Grand Jury that a salary
OF $3.50 year is paid the Clerk of the board
OF chosen treehoders while the law provides that his
employed in the duties his Office that
arents are employed by the said Board large sala
AUTHORITY
rand Jary therefore present these alters to the Court
this presentment be published in the otcia newsoa
pers Of the county, and that n copy sent 10 the
Senator and members OF Assembly from this county
j. X. SCHUYLER, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND. NJ, Jan 8-saied ship Conderep (sw),
Aalglich. San Francisco.
AZ SAtAv., PEG led brig Jcee Aaaeltius Hods
Ocean Pear. Miller, ior New YORK. "NN
roc New YORK Florence (Br Boston
CaspksAs. FEB ii-Arrived, fehr Ada smonon, Hail.
New YORK.
sailed lv!h brigs ysidora Rionda Pumner north Of
Hatteras II 7! Wright, Meyers 10 Ada fulton (9rJ %
uGuASTAsAxo, feo is--Arrivcd brig Lydia II cole
hoSoLrLr, Jan :s--Arrivcd, bark Deutschland tsr
Glasgow. ~
hAyAsi. Feb is--Arrivcd brig Geo Burnham. stapl.s
sailed 18th steamers aus in. oavestoni City OF New
YORK Zimmerman New .ors, schr Brown Tinker.
HALIFAX, Feb h-ArriveJ brig Forest Prince tBt,
Boston 18TH steamof Ananlbra, Doans, do.
sailed Ism, brig Lochiei lBr), Jamaica; 18th, schr
LospoypfsRY. FEB i?--aled, bark Elm t'wl. Har'
.LyolonS, Jan .s-Auived. bark Anna A Rich (nr,.
ssLnogssF, Feb a-sailed, bark so.nad, Jayne, Ado.
laile uo iQal Tyr England
sailed Jan 0, uarg Canny Scot (Brl, Bartlett Now
MlaAeo4yr Jan ae-In port. brig chas Miller, luton.
Tor Boston 81 a days
NArASzAs, Feb ARRIVED. barks Manitou. North,
Baltimore: ocean Pearl. henley, Boston Bugs Nellie
cinord lanley havana Lena ihurow. CoIhti. DO;
schf tlnrt uilth, heiDc, do.
sai.ed i2ih, brig A II aiorer. North OF Patterns,
NEwcAsfLk, NsW. Doc ~ ailcd, BARK Stella Mars
Vr Bonchcr san Francisco Jan ~ silip civ of Nadtd
PfSAsG Jan -,hip Chas II soatnarJ rownc now at
sngaporg has Been chartered to Nj W mere Tor ,icn
- or bag sugar & Tor isXc IS Dc Tor pepper ana
rHnsAsnrco Jan s-ln port or.gs william I'D. from
newiouudldnd, arrived tll, or new iofk Lucy tyrh
more, arrived tn, tor New York ussIpoe laGsv, rom
ni9 Jsnairo, arrived ddl Tor Jew ) orr scir Mary
PvEr At uiAtR San ~ port tr,s iorr,d Zone Orr
CooDer, ior CUBA w tiL1 for sew YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
NEW YORK CITY.

Michael Friel had his lett eye torn out yesterday
by the handle OF q derrick at new building In
Pine street.
The Board Of Managers OF the Produce Exchange
will hold O special NEE ting to-day. The Exchange
will De closed on Washington's Birthday.
The examination OF the payrolls OF the teachers
OF the puolIc schools has been completed, and pay
ment OF the same will be made at the Comptrol-
ler's office on tuesday morning. The amount Is
$220.S10 o.
Joseph Hay, OF No. 347 East Thirty.sixth street.
was arrested yesterday By Detective Radford for
burglary. on O bench warrant from Saratoga
county, and will be taken TO Balston Spa to-day
by Sherin VOL.
An adJourneG meeting OF the Executive Com
mttee OF the Board OF Fire Underwriters yester.
day considered the complaints against certain in
surance companies Tor violating the rules OF the
Board without arriving at any result, and the SUBJ
jecr was put over TO q future meeting.
The HERALD has received for the destitute blind
man and family at No. Is Clinton street, alluded
to IN Mr.. Bergh's letter, the following sums:-From
Stranger. $40: from L. E., SOC. from A. D., 81:
from j. n. $40; from Fifth Avenue hotel, SIS; from
N. E. g.. SIS. and from X. F., 81 Total S34 80.
Thomas Smith aled in Bellevue Hospital on the
5th instant Deceased was knocked down corner
OF East Broadway and Clinton street by the
horses attached to an avenue b car. but although
injured was not run over. Death Is said to have
resulted from erys1pelaS Coroner croker " as nou
ned to hold an inquest.
The Executive Committee OF the New YORK
Board OF Underwriters held meeting yesterday
to adjust the difficulty which has arisen among
certain OF the companies members OF the Board. Is
Is charged that some VI the companies nave Deen
cutting under the established rates. RMS Is de-
MED by them, and the matter Is now under inves.
tigatlon. The committee adjourned without ar.
irving at any dennite conclusion.
The thirty.fourth annual Commencement Of the
UniversHy Of the City OF New York viii be held at
steinway Hall this evening. The order of exer.
cises is as follows -eonIerring degrees OF M. D.
by classes, reading list OF certificates OF honor.
distribution oil medals ana prizes. valedictory
address to graduates, By Rev. William NJ. Taylor,
u. D.; valedictory address, by F. w. Spaulding, A.
B.. OF the graduating class; address by Chancellor
with music under the direction OF G. s. 0rafullA
chief or orchestra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Adriatic tBr), Perry Liverpool Feb 4, with
mdse and zly passengers to Coru.. llth lat A 70
lon 40 o. passed bark rugged Gamer bound east
Marsees Jan Naples 6tb. Messina 10th, Palermo 6th
Caeiari 2ls Valencia 22d. and Gibraltar 18TH with
mdse to Henderson Bros. Feb no Lat, &C, passed q
er, do.
steamer Mississippi. Crowcl. New Orleans Feb T.
with mdse ana PASSENGERS 10 Fred Baker.
steamer North Point Foley Philadelphia with mdse
10 the Lorillard steamship Co. -
steamer Geo Crom we'll Bacon, Portland "a hours with
Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett Boston, with mdse to
Dimock
Brig William Cof St Johns NFl. Pike. Pernambuco 20
days with sugar to Curre Co.
Brig Amelia Emma tof searsDorp. Field Mragoane II
days with ogwood to Il Murray. Jr: vessel TO Walsh,
Field Way. Was davs n OF Hatteras, with strong
gaes Feb lat ~. lon 70 ~ spoke bark Agnes Hart.
schr Glimpse (of Brixham) Reaneals Rio Janero Dec
8 via Hampton Roads Feb s. with coffee 70 Amsnck
and NV gales since leaving Hampton Roads
schr Hannah Cooiner ,of Plymouth, MasS, King
Kingston ia. Is days with oranges and passenger to
Vim Douglass: vessel TO j WEINBERG. Had strong W
schr Race Horse, Miller. Daracoa II days with ruit
to Alex Douglass; vessel to Weinberg. Was days n
scnr Rosa Eppinger. Bayles Jacksonville DAYS. with
lumber and naval stores 10 Eppnger Russell Co; ve+
Van Brunt Bro.
chr Anna Z BabcocK, Lee, Brunswick Ga, 10 days
with lumber 70 fppnyer Russell 60; vessel to bent.
schr Alfred Keen, Pillsbury, Charleston = days with
schr Ida Richardson. Beiel Georgetown, SC IL days.
with naval stores to order vessel 10 Evans. Ball Co
Was detained Oh SANDY HOOK since 18th By tee.
schr A lmrai. steeiman. Wilmington. Nc, lJdays with
naval stores 10 order vessel 20 squire Broa
The bark Stella tAor) VIII ch arrived ith 10 consigned
TO Mayer Bros, vessel to Fmueh, Edge Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
PROBABLE MURDER IN NEWARK.

A GAME OF CARDS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
In Newark last night, between nine and ten
O'Clock, IN a lager beer saloon on Halsey street,
Kept by one JaboD Zibecke, an ARRAY took place
over game OF cards the result OF which, the doc
tors think Will be the oea h OF one John Beck, re.
siding at No. 1877 Court street, and halter by
trade. 1t appears that party OF hat,eis were
engaged playing cards IN ZioecEe's saloon
during the evening. or wnica Beck
was one. In settling up there was q
dispute about ten cents, aud the lie passed
between the parties. when, as alleged, man
named David Smal!ey, OF NO. III BALDWIN street,
seized a Deavy .boft toned beer glass and threw it
with terrific force at Beck, STRIKING HIM Oh the
head aud maRin4 ghastly woInd over his lett
temple, the glass smashing In a dozen pieces.
The bottom Was an inch and O hall thIck. Beck
was then carried into Il rear room IND ali attempt
maze To hush the matter up. but subsequently the
police onnd MIN aud Dr. Osborne was called IN.
he examined the man anI THINKS he WIN die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Feb 5-Arrived. steamers Neptune. Berry,
leans; Aries Whelden, Philadelphia schr John Hall.
iaas Bosrse, New YORK; schr
Sal,eaa77Brg John Brightman: schr John Kranz.
sr ssS NJ o sgnr Ma5y Tough
Anne % Soo u%
vana; also All unknown British schooner;
sWSsr sS nns qSsnaa r FsD rom
Boston: brig Adorna sBr, from Mamnzas
&
as5s! FsS Ad as sch, H.wsa.
ss ssSis sSssy Smith M
a
Cove, Merchant Rio JaneI,o: Mary B Dyer, Boston
CAVES ON. Feb s-Arnved, schr Robert Run. sou
Cleared-schr Sea Dog, Allen. Pensacola:
scSr PesSer g satchel i New ' York s' OA'
CIeared-Bark vasco de CANA CNor), Carlson, Liver
GEoRGgrowN, SC, Feb lo-Arrived. schr R,dsewood.
rGLoUcEsTER, FEB ls-Arrived. schr Amos Cutter.
NOZZLE, Feb is-Arrived. schr Sarah Bird. Hill.
new T 0nLE ANS. Feb io-clearcd schr Gertrude
cs shp kpsns nsmDar S
Isih.Arrysas steamer A5sitratsr OBJ, Liverpool.
PAs seq S sSs from
Psss % bark Trieste 3D.
schr n Jones: Almera 49,
SoRFoLK. Feb ls-Cleared schr Mary HASKELL.
NsWPoRT. Feb IS, pM-ln port. schrs Bushrod Hill,
Higgins, New Orleans tor Providence: Holloway, Rry-
ant New YORK Tor do; Laura MesseE GREGORY Boston
dence; scgnin Rogers Weehawken for Fall River: Ad
Se slasdsIl Hoseri Baltimore for s9MNn Hghlsnasf
kawssds
New LoSpoN: Feb is"Irrivea, schr Rowena Arabei.
Alyns roirt for virginia.
ENsAcoLA, FEB is@Xrrived brig Heinrich Mol
PHTLXDELPHIA, Fe6 is.SCeared, steamers Pennsyl
ntS sSar De FEB fM@3sssss in h.rbor un
LEwss, Del, Feb ls- IA brig Sportsman from
A nermaphrodite rugged steamer from above passed
PM-A quiet in the harbor to-day no change IN ship
An unknown brig is below be atin2 in.
PORTLAND. Feb A. arrived, bark Josie Mildred,
load Tor New York; steamer Eleanor, johnson, New
YORK (and salled 18th to return,
Saied-Steamer Polynesian OBJ, Brown. Liverpool.
bark Bean, Cheney, Bucnos AyreR
Edwards Jacksonville White Wing, Robbins Virginia
Saied-steamers VIM Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore via
SGSSn u S :s o
NSlis"a FEB bark Loi. sr Ray.
.Arived-schrs Hannah Little, New York; q Psary,
saiied-Bark sylvia (sr), Liverpool; schr Eastern
.sAiiLLA ca, Jan oo-Arrived, schr L Godfrey, God.
SALEM. Feb Is-Arrlved. schr Helen A Amea Endi.
WOODS HOLE, Feb ls..sailed, schrs Addie Murcnis.
Metcalf, and Saml Hart, Kelley, Wilmington. NO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

HERALD IyLsgRkPa STATION,
WHIrEsross, FEB Is. 1875
No vessels passed. through He'll Gate to-day The usual
steamers were Obliged 10 60 va sandy Hook
on accom-: Of the leo ~ the Sound.
NEWPORT. III. Feb Is, 1878
Revenue Samuel Dexter arrived here last nisht
from Is days cruis, In Vineyard Sound. Her officers
and have had unusually rough experience. She
here for coal but could not reach her docx and
was obliged 70 proceed to New London to get supply
Johu Jordan, agent of the Old Colony tesmboat Co,
states that steamer Newport lett New York at O'CLOCK
this afternoon tor this port and that she would take the
andy Hook The Old COLONY did not leave here
tonight she will however, start In the morning II the
Newport makes successful trips Otherwise she will re-
main ut her dock
The Providence steamers for Sew York ana PhIhdel.
pna are running again, the Ice In Providence River
beng broken up Tor them o. tu1boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
" See cable nc W..


ssiP CAsIrRBrRY (Br), Taylor from Mobile tor Rcvsl
sprung leak. and while making ivr savannah, 10
inst. went ashore the south end or rypee Island.
Tugs have gone TO her assistance FROM savannah.
BARE SMITH tBr) from Cieniusgos tor BOSTON, put
into Charleston I5tn INST with damage To spnrs.
scnR HENRY A PAuLL dbciore reportcdl Is nigh mp
the beach, Race Point and nos dis urbed by the
she VIII of wnen tue weather sni tiics are
rznt.
sem Ifrxgrx tf]r, at Boston Feb II from Tort au
Prince after passing Cape COD Feb cSperc scd rous
gales which lore sails aod ud other damage u hui and
spara.
vessel Weine jday near ProvEcetOwn, and nid her
mainboom earned away and received other daindsH
Lighter JAco9 l.. while discharzng LOAF Of cOt.0i
pier IS Eass River yesterday morning was dscoVt,ei
about An 10 be on fire In the hold The Flte Dcpar
Inr mt the and Hooded her mold ihe
dcc& load WIN CHI was Icing taken Oh OF tue lne' was
damaged 10 auv extent Tho cargo In her bold was
badly damaged. both by nro Aud water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
BROOKLYN.

The Treasurer of the Board Of Excise and Police
has been summoned TO appear before the Alder.
manic Committee to answer charges preferred
against MIN by II. Everdlng, licensed lager Leer
dealer.
Mackenzie. q wealthy tea merchant OF New York.
against his wife Charlotte, was called In the City
Court Part l., yesterday, before Judge Reynolds.
Inc action is Tor divorce on the ground OF adul.
terry. Plaintiff was ready but The defendant was
NOT, owing 10 the absence OF Rudolph Rankin, OF
Philadelphia, one or the individuals with whom
the lady Is alleged TO have been Improperly init
mate. The case, which has attracted much atten.
ton, owing TO the social status OF the parties,
went over until to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
THE METUCHEN MURDER TRIAL.

the trial OF Michael sullivan Tor the murder oil
Daniel Talmadpe was resumed IN New Brunswick,
n. j. yesterday, 1t beng the sixth dag OF the trial.
with tue testimony Tor the pi osecu,ion STILL being
taken. Professor OF Chemistry Van Dycx. OF Rut-
gers College, who had been employed to analyze
the naIl On which was blood ADD with which IL Is
alleged sullivan murdered Inc Ola man,
was examined and positively swore that
he IVES certain. alter twenty days. ex.
pertinent, that thes blood the nail
human blood. Rene Lopez WIS sworn aud recited
NJ great length the circumstances before aud affer
the murder assault 90 tile Old man, tue visit OF
SULLIVAN to the house. his gong out with Mr.. rat
madge, and the circumstances OF the tracks In tue
snow OF tue person who had murdered the old
man. The no SEES, ne eaid, were gentle, and could
not nave kicked the deceased. Francs Ends, q
neignDor vi Ialmaogeis. swofe similar iscts.
AS usual. the court room was crowded WITH people
as soon as tue doors were open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
THE STATEN ISLAND ELECTIONS.

Ire Board OF Town Canvasscrs OF the Town OF
Middletown met yesterday. and after hearing
william II. Luther, counsel FOR Theodore Frean.
ana George J. Greenfield for Henry Frost, decided
to reject Inc return as to the vote Tor supervisor
from the Fourth district OF the town OF Middle
town, tue ground that the same had been
iraudulcntly altered and was not the original
statement as signed by the inspectors or
SAID district, and Mr.. Fiost was declared
TO be duiy elected ms supervisor OF the
town or Mlddletown. Thc evidence as pre-.
sented 10 the Board was very clear mat the return
OF tue inspectors OF SAID District had oeen altered
after the result haa been duly ceclai ed ana
signed ny the Inspectors Of said District. Ihe
iheinpers OF the Board VINO voted to reject seid
pretepoe1 staiement were Messrs Fred Wh.re,
sutefNlsor OF the Town hUlnas Garrett aud Peter
J. lsrIaa. Justices VI the Peace, votnx 10 reject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16

The Of ne line r9D ns Tsss,
len Providence on sanSay and the oaIates from New
sSe nay 6e boats or The ne tns
heavy ice in The Sound.
BosTos FEB ls-Amens the fishing vessels %prs0n ~
lie Reed, Levanter and Legal lender, Of Gloucester
Eva and orssa wave ee OF royneetoWn Later in
formation sta that there eases OF actual sner
the ice remains as firm as 1t is the men can reach
pM-Larest advces from Cape Cod report no change
crews have abandoned ten vessels.
CARE HySRY Feb l5--Brlg Kewadin (Br), Peierkin
nS na @ ns o MIN t a d eso
fresh northeast wind about oneluarIer Of mile
board. except the master and mate. boat rom
THY hx III e S e on IN a on nhs the
beach assistance has been sent or from Norok : he
consigned 70 spence, Montague Co Of Baltimore; The
Island. - -''''A'' u : ''A''
ashore ,,a Broad Cove and be OF till the
M.MrAI. Ms Feb l5-Brlg Azea (Br). from Boston for
os S w.e roDa
Ss y ss %
In the ice unable to salt and tugs have been sent tor the
moderates all efforts will prove useless.
new LONDON. Feb li-seamtug Q II Hastings formerly
the wharves in New Haven harbor on Wednesday last
NEW Haven, Feb l5rThe steamer reporred ashore
the lUn inst on proves 10 De the
A Woodward, from Providence for Newport. She went
ashore on the 9TH inst ana remained until the 18th.
when she got of but Is still ns in the Ice with signals
of distress flying. She had steam up OIL Saturday and
sunday. There has been no communication with her
owing TO the ice.
Feb rSSs s
here and hauled In TO discharge.
SAN Francisco. Feb l5---teamer City of Picking was
taken from The diy dock Saturday IN exec lent cond
ton, the slight repairs required being completed.
va4a Sn0 filling his
said, and the Bowkers building schooner.