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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALcoA BAY. cGH Feb 2s-In port barks Diana grl,
Dawes and Robinson Crusoe, Robinson tor Boston, lag;
Al simons Bay FEB q ship Sacramento Lane reP p
Sacramento for Boston n,.,a,, m,
he BEaa1DA April CARVED banks Eliza Bars CBrl.
yesey, New York: Kohinoor (Br, Cooper 81 Kits Tor
Greenock, put in for water ~, a., u,~.h.,, c.on.
St MSrs SsM PEs having Va
In port April barks La Csuena Eiey from Aessins
aa 40 wts nstrncions; stella iBr Perry do Josephine.
DAYS; BRIG SIX rreres (r Pou1rals Demeraaa for
ew or or Aux caves sShr Isl M
CALCUTTA March s-In port ships yseount lBr; liza
Agsnor Gsnd Gne bark nerryHa ANY, Yo ses 90 Ito
nett, Burwell tor New York; susan Gilmore Carver Tor
Went to sea from saugor March s. ship Cheney.
CaRDsxNs April 9-Arrived, schrs Jesse Hoyt CBr Nc
Donald Baltimore; Wees EEsTr Portland; l san
DO: senr; Adams samPsSn 90; PrsnS
P Philadelphia InAef Rebeeca. Sheppard do
sailed Sth barS Harriet Jaekson Bacon nSrth Of
tBr, DO; II B cleayes Cummings DO; sehs Frapconls
yer Getcheli ana Ruth il Baker Collins, do: 10Th,
nrigs Prolsas FAIR; DO; Ciytie Dow DO; ElizaDein
line Richardson, Drisko, 90.
oomsSy cape low for soton: briss Ro6t NICK spear.
Ing tBr,, Hilier GUANTANAMO tor New York; Adelaide
Sailed ain, sclrs John sanford Dean north Of
10TH baTss Augusta small CBr o'sren, Boston; osecO
tBIr, Fulton. New York; :. -. -. u.n.. ,o..,
oest Tor San Francisco Forward iBrl sahan Tor
Portland. o. brig Tartar tGer Raemens, Tor San fran
HIvAS1 april iO-Arrived schrs George l. Narts,
llth steamer Columbus, Reed. New YORK. No.. -.
Sailed l0th, steamers City OF Vera Cruz peaken New
ANA tspJ, Garau, savannah hindOra, Barclay. Bat-
HALIFAX. April l2-Arrived steamer Alpha CBr. ST.
Thomas and Bermuda; AlhamDr@ Doans, Boston,
cieared-iOh, brig Spanish Main csr. Mecunoch
iLoiLo FEB ls-In port barks Envoy, Berry tor Lon.
don: Hsylah Br, for Boston. .,, rr,v,h.,, cn.,,no
Co By, for PabeIon de Plea. % load for London.
MATAszAs,. April s-ArriveJ, brigs Charles Dennis
barks Carrier Dove tBri slInonson New YorKi Commo
RS Norma STa! S a0u.,c a0 %
Philadelphia; Herman, Psttsrson. and Eve Johnson.
ssSrs Hs sa%Ss Fcrs
f Sc. cT9T sSs and HG1 ao &
5 SS A .ssr s,s @ x' bs1 n S1iU q
haferss: 10Th barks Acacia Anderson, do Algeria tSrh
p S5HSns 30 Issn SI ae adss Hsas% SaS oi
fy S car baSS sna Gavin
S1s1no March sO-sailsd. bark Constitution. Bishop,
sissiposE March l-saiisd prsylouay, bark Huddsrs.
ga s1oga, April s-Arryei schr Lsmuel HalL Provt
ss,ed Ia 5srss 6iesro DER Kemp north OF Hat.
tsras Brothers Chase. dol Yumur tsTl, Cari,ie ssw
P6iiadeiphia Schr Cumberland Weber, north o. Hat
II JoHy, b April ll-Arriysd, steamer India tBr)
Harms London VIA Halifax; bark cen Moissy vi. s,'
Ilverpooi' sohrs Teal tsr, New York sArAh 'sr)'
saiied-ilth, ship Bantam tBr Allsyns, LIvsrpoois
e GTg SrSp so S or sTx Emily Gen.
TsiSiD1p March 2e-in port, bark Maguntocook Hem.
ngway, for Boston days scbr Chas Jones' Kent iof
SicToaA vi, March s-salled, bark Clifton 3D. Port
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steamer Tanapoosie. McRitchle. Washington DC.
steamer olympia lBrl, Young. Genoa feD ~ Leghorn
sd. Marseilies March Napes 5th Messna gIh Paler-
lyth valencia 23d, Cartnagena Ah. Gibraltar 27th
and Cadiz kth with mdse and ~ passengers Hender
Bros Had strong NV winds April b. lat A, Ion
passed brig johanna Margaretna NOR, Mes
sna Tor new York ytn, lat Al 81, ION - q, Dominion
Steamer negula,or. Doane WILMINGTON, NC. ~ hours
with mdse 10 Nfn clyde Co
Bark Aictaux of WINDSOR hsl, Masters LIVERPOOL 80
days In ballast TO q berteaux l. anchored at sandy
BARK Frances HIlard or Yarmouth Nsl Abbott Ant
Wsrp ~ days Ia banast 10 Boyd A liincken. IL
chofed At andy HOOK orders
BsTk Yes Dutch. MllsOvieh Amsterdam ~ days IN
ballast 20 sOcovich Co, IL anchored At sandy hook
BarE Nathanael Csor), jacobsen Bordeaux % days,
with uadse 70 Daniel 50 Amant son; vessel 70 Fanch
BRIG Join Topper (of Liverpool, Ns Foster, seville
"a days with &C, 10 Vim King Col vessel 10 Il
Bnxhala. April ~ g. niles ~ Of sandy boox spoke
schr "A Bartlett. nom sagua Tor Boston. The IA mp
per Is bound 10 Perth AmD0y .
Brig SHASTA, Brown, Mesina 81 days, with irult 70
Daven Rose vessel % James boriana 20. FAsssd
brig Ellen stewart tof Philadelphia, Nllsr, Carde-
mas IL days, with sugar Chs Luling vessel 70
had strong westerly winds and nOrthery gales
the entire passage Lat 50 10 Ion - passed portion OF
deck Of vessel Of about 20 tons apparently but short
schl Win Hun.er Cyqr), Nielsen. glasgow % days, IN
Sehr Theresa Iot boston. Quinn, Para . days win
rnDber and nuts 70 order vessel 10 b WeubeiH
sonf Lotts Etlena Sof ulonessnD ooliinA Trni'
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dad II days with sugar, to the Commercial Warehouse
north Of latteras with strong Is Ssd Sw gales.
da Win MT0y O1 h CO %enSss
with yellow pine TO master - bound to Middletown
Schr A q Ireland Townsend st Marys. Ca 10 days,
with lumber 10 Boyd sons vessel 10 Van Brunt
ssSr Ta sss &Ias f srgsSs q h SS5ss
sehr Henrietta Chataeld. vi ginia
kEruRNED-Schr Early Bir l. Reed, for st Angus
tine Fla. having been ashora, at Townsend Inlet (De
tore reported.
rs Steamer Baltic Orr wi itch arrived lith brings
lon ~ H. passed iceber 81 lin So Ion As 10
steamer Celtic (Br), hence Tor Liverpool
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND 81 ,UrR
schr Highland, Lynch Prov idence Tor New York.
Schr l. sherman. PhinI icy, Providence tor New
schr Emma Edwards, g chamberlain, Warren for
schr Henry Croskey. Torrey Providence Elizabeth
schr Time Rogers, New Ia zen for New York.
scnr Hooper, Hope A. New Bedford for New
Schr j Collins Collins Ne W Haven for New York.
Schr James Henry. snow Rocknnd Tor New York.
schr Bickmore ThomI son, Bath Tor New York.
schr Lucy orcutt orcutt st George. Ne, for New
schr Jeddie. Chadwick q alais for New YORK, with
schr VIM Bement Harris NJ all River for New York.
Schr MONTICELLO Norton ltockiand for New York,
schr Carrie L Godfrey Godl fey. New Haven for Bal
v
Schr Hastings Chase, New d 5ediord Tor New York.
schr Caroline Knight, Hall, Rockland for New York,
with lime TO j X Brown.
schr Margaret Clark Cherr yield for New York. with
lath 10 order
schr Flyaway, Enos Providt nee for New York
Schr Lizzie Cochrane Hopr us, Providence Tor New
York.
schr Sea Foam. Glouce f, with fish to
order.
schr Amos Bell, Hover New London tor Baltimore.
Schr NJ NJ BraInard Crane. "a reenport tor New YORK.
schr Darius kody, Poland, Portland, CT, for New
York.
chr Evelyn, Kennedy, Rock land New York, with
lime 10 Candee Il Pressey.
Schr Jessie Knight, Horton, Providence Tor Alexan-
schr Maria Webster Young v yelheet for Virginia.
Schr Ross. Hathaway. 1aI ,nton Tor New York
Schr Mary Riley, Riley Prov New YORK.
Schr shields Slocum Fs III River for New York.
Schr John Lozier Brooks Sou Import for New York.
Schr Joseph Hail. Port Jeffers, IN for New York
Schr Albert Pharo, Bingham Cold spring for New
York.
schr b N Wheaton, Jones' New Haven for New York.
Schr Adde sawyer. Cook, VIE kord Tor New York.
Geo Trlgg Lnnekin, Gil oucester Tor New York,
with fish 10 order.
Scnr Adele Felicia, New Londo Il for Rondout
Eliza Cook, Provl ylence for New York.
chr sarah Purves Tryon, Cold Spring for New York.
Schr Morelight. Allen, ProvldeL tee for Sew YORK.
schr Abga Haynes, Smith, I'll lcksport for New York.
Schr Daniel RUSSELL Adams, Portland, CT Tor New
schr G G Lane Lane New Hav, IN for New York.
schr Q Van der WORT kc, lily, Portland Tor New
York, with lumber 10 j Creed.
schr Hunter. Green, Dighton Tor New York.
schr hurley, Wood, Pa wtucket for New York.
Schr Mira rrat Pratt, New IL ondon for New York.
Schr Ewood Dorsn Bearse Fal River for New York
Schr w Whitaker, Whitaker Providence Tor New
senr Louisa Frances Kelly. ew Bedford for New
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRRNERHAvES, April l0-Arrived, parks Johann keper
Ger, spile, New York; cnrisie GER, Bockemann do.
BARcRLoEA-Saied, bark Carlos (sp) Blanco, Unlteu
states.
CARDIFF April ll-sailcd. bark Edwin Reed. Higgins,
Rio Janciro and Callao brig Tarifa, Brown, uloara
(Cubal.
FALMOUTH, April ll--sailed bark Albert Eeumann
Berlin (Gerl Eichmann urom Havre), New YORK, nav
Ing repaired.
FAYAL April l-Arrived, ship San Rafael (Br). Atkin
San Francisco for Queenstown tsee below.
GLASGOW, April lI-Salied ships Pomona (Br), Hamii
ton United States Lake st Clair (Brl, Lamont, Mon
treaL
GESoA-sailed. bark Andrea Lovico QtaD. kallo
United States.
HAvRR. April lO-Asailed, barKs W jenkins tBr Dur
kee Unilei states: vauban Fr), Bronstlincory, do
LIVERPOOL. April ll-Arrived, bark Tolomeo Ausr
Gladulich. New Orleans; 18th. steamer Consett (Br
Hodgson do; ship Star. vlnello, San Francisco.
sael 10th a 18th, ships lily Pelham tBr). Dakin
United States Kate Troop tBr) Crocger, St John, Nh;
Ada Tredae (Bn, Napton, and Cairnsmore tBr) Kew
lev san Francisco, banks w Thorndike, Benany.
United states; Left Nor) Marcussen, Baltimore; jar
dine Brothers (Br). Nielsen. United States; schr
Wi.herell, Berry Matanzas
LRIrH April llsailed barks Mary Edey (Br), Treva-
ma, United states 18th. whrmore Peabody. Monte
video.
MEssIsA-sailed, bark GeorgieHa Small. United
States
PLYMOUTH April n-Arrlved. scnr W L Burroughs,
QUEENsrowS, April l2-Arrivcd ship George Adams,
Manson, Aacabi; bark Confidence West Baltimore sec
below.
Arrived 18th. steamers Caabria C5r, Mouland, New
York Lverpool 18th. Adratlc (Br. Perry, do for
do.
srrrrrS April lO-Arrived. bark Rapde aus), Juthe.
New York.
WARREN POINT April l0ArIIved, bark Graziella Nor)
Espeluna. Baltimore Tor Newly.
Sailed from - Fisher, and Ella, for United States
LONDON April I2-Bark Confidence, West from Balt
more arrived at Queenstown to-day with loss Of boats
bulwarks deckload and spars and the vessel other
wise in bad condition. having experienced continu-
alton of heavy gales.
Steamer Arbitrator OBJ, Jackson from Liverpool for
New Orleans returned to-day to the former port dam
AGED. having been in collision.
Ship Stonehouse (Br), Bey, from San Francisco,
which arrived ut Falmouth 18th inst is in leaky condi
tion.
Ship San Rafael CBr) from San Francisco for Queens
town via Valparaiso where she put in lesky and subse
quenty spoken leaking badly arrived at Fayal on the
It inst still leaking and at last accounts was discharg-
ing her cargo for repairs
Ship Guardian, Ames, from Savannah for Cronstadt,
went OH the Scaw coast OF Denmark. but doAted
off and proceeded. having sustained no damage
A despatch from Shanghai TO-DAY reports that the
steamers and Fnsing had colided and that tho
latter was sunk.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

SECOND DAY OF THE SPRING MEETMG-PooL
SELLING IN NEW YORK.
The fraternity who love to speculate upon the
runners as they are opening the spring campaign
at the South met IN force at the pool rooms in this
city last evening" and ventured upon the events
as down on the card for the second days amuse-
ment OF the Louisiana Jockey Club
FIRST on the list IS q purse OF $500, Tor all ages
SOS 10 the first, $50 To the second and $25 70 the
third morse dash OF thFee-quarters oil mile. THIS
Will PROBABLY bring 10 the post CottrllP5 Harry Eel
ter and Puss Brodnax, Minors Wnlired, HoWard's
Snilielah Weldon's Little Flrt, Burton's highway
man, Htcncocks Century, Acorn's Boo Britton.
Reefs Vortex WEIGHS Carrie T.. stones bay lilly
and owners American Girl
the LOUISIANA Stakes. Tor four-year-olds, S25 en-
trance, play or pay, with 1000 added, Two mile
heats is next on the card. THIS closed with twen-
ty-one nominations, Of which there will doubtless
come Tor the word VIM. NJ. Connor's Stampede ].
IL stones Colonel Michigan, T. G. Bacon Co.'s
Jobn PAYNE, anu Cottrllls entries, winch consist OF
Bopayenture. FIRST Chance, Bancroft, Bay Rum,
Lolita Moon aud Planta.
A dash OF one mile Tor a Club purse OF $500. This
NAV in troduce the starter A. NJ. Burnron's Sur
yivor Or Wel1on's Mildew, NJ. Welcn's Mary L.,
n Warwlck's Tom Leathers, f.. Harrison's sweet
Bay and r. J. Alcorn's Bob Britton.
At the Johnson rooms. rwenty-eignth street and
Broadway, and at the Turf Exchange the follow
Ing prices we're ruling:
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AMUSE M ENTS.
LYCEUM THEATRE.

LKCEUM THLAINE
lime. Ristor reappeared last night 10 a large and
appreciative audience IN ner splendid impersona
tion OF Elizabeth. l. is needless to say that the
perform ance was deeply interesting and that the
chief dramatic points we're received with entnu-
slasm. We have already recorded our opinion OF
the excellence OF this performance It Is one or
those dramatic treats when those who have mad
the happiness TO witness cannot ever forget.
Tonight Nine. Ristorl appears IN her great char
acter or LucreZla Boigia and also in the night
walking scene from LADY Macbeth. 10 VIII pruba-
bly, be her last appearance among US IN these
characters, ana would strongly advise who
ever mas not yet witnessed her splendid exhlol-
lions or the wonderful resources or art TO aVall
themselves OF this opportunity.
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RoBrSsoN HALF.

The famous McEvoy explained 10 q select audi
ence at Robinson Han last night the gems OF Ire
lands beauty displayed n his Hiberncon. sue.
cessively the audience was brought through the
city or Dublin, through the county wicklow,
through Kildare, Carlow. Kilkenny, wexford.
waterford, Limerick 1lpperary. GALWAY. Beuara,
wesGpOrt Bally shannon, Donegal Londonderry
aAd ne city oil Belfast fhe scenes Oh the Lakes
Of Killarney, winch were reserved Ior the last,
were very nne AID deserve communication Tor
their truth ~ nature.
the entertainment concluded with sketch en-.
Tilted, irish Hearts," during which 0 number OF
Lfisa songs duets aud dances were introunced.
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Mr. p S. Gilmore. whilom OF Boston Peace Jubl-
lee tame and lately the successful organizer OF the
best military band IN the United States, has pro-
jected a colossal musical enterprise for the sum-
mer at the Hippodrome. the arrangements Tor
which are now fully completed. The huge build
Ing which extends from Fourth avenue TO Madi-
son avenue, will be converted into grand sum-
mer resort at an expense OF $4,000. The portion
now devoted TO the races ana oLner performances
win be turled over, ana over one hundred trees
Will be planted there. affording, with numerous
arDOrs, groves &C., miniature picture OF the
Ramble in Central Park. Fountains and statues
colored lights and rustic seats Will meet the eye at
every turn, ana promenade, one-eighth oil mile
long, will add TO the attractions OF The new garden
Fifteen thousand ordinary seats ana $50 handsome
boxes will afford ample accommodation Tor those
who do not Tor pedestrian exercise, and In the
midst oil the trees will be erected grand music
pavilion Tor the band. The military band VIII be
Increased to one hundred strong under Gllmore's
direction. and many celebrated uif'taost from
Europe Will be added TO 1t. Negotiations nave
been entered into with Levy, the cornet player,
and some OF the members or the Garde Republ-
cafne Band OF Paris. The arrangements, as may
be seen. are or q truly grand character, and a
season OF genuine musical enjoyment may be ex-
pected.
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J veeye their WORK ana IOin then ranks

WORKING 70 Yesve their work ana Join thees rAnks.
Captain Barr Is here with company u, First regi-
ment. Tor guard. There nave been only few
snOts lnterchanged, but no one was nnrt Noises
are frequently heard IN the neigh0orhood al night,
buf the place seems TOO well guarded To be IN
jured BIZ any attack unless n were made ny large
bodg ol men m tRe nIght. Great curiosity exists
among the soldiers rs 70 what the miners OF TINS
district VIII 40 IN their meeting to-day.
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United States the same will cabled 10 this country
free OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrlV
ing New York do by addressing 70 such vessels
OF HERALD yachts. pier No East River new
York Letters received all parts OF the world AM
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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SAN FRANCISCO AlISsrRELs.

This jolly and musical band OF sable brothers
added TO their interesting Dill new and exces
siveIy comical sketch called school," in which
the main feature OF interest was q spelling match.
Into this contest OF genius the company entered
In force, aud the execution they dtd on Webster
and Worcester was something 70 create astonlsn-
ment. During the evening song and JOKE Kept
the large audience Ia merry humor and wnen the
time came to dlsperse there was scarcely any one
who would not nave wished tue spelling match to
continue lar into tue night Toe performances
was thoroughly enjoyable.
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This theatre was wen attended last night,
ana the VARIED performances conveyed salts.
faction to every Attendant. the bill
was very long, and emOraced numerous
interesting ana wonderful. as well az
iunny Incidents. The Dutch singing BY Mr.. san
Devise ana the acts Of Father stewart were
among the lastnamed claas. In the other classes
were The acta Vi Marry Leslie on toe tight rope,
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THEATRE coM1QUE.

The Majlltons are the great attractions at this
house during the present week. such agile and
graceful performers are always sure or crowded
house. Those popular IavorItes. HarriRan and
Hart have two new sketches on the boards, "April
FoolT ana '.Tne Night CLERKS Iroubies.n Miss
KITTY O'NeiL Larry fo0ley, william Barry. r. NJ.
Carroll aud large numoer Of variety artists ap-
peared IN some u tnetr best parts. The success
or this theatre mas been owing 10 careful manage
ment, Judcious Sc ectlon or company ana con.
ntant change OF attract. Ons.
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TaE MLITAnY MENAcED AZ JEDDo-AN AT-

TIE MILITARY MENACED AT JEDDO-AN At
TEMPT 10 BREAK THE PICKET LINE.
JEDDo, HEADQUARTERS or LIEUT.. COL CLARE
April II, 1875.
There has been some firing INDUCED in ut tnis
post during lew nights past, and an attempt
was recently maze 70 break through the picket
hoe. All is quiet to-day, however, as the miners
are Tor the most part assembled IN their meetings.
Companies A anu + guard the place, commanded
by Captains Gipin and klander. a quiet night Il
anticipated.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPITA ms

Merchants. shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed that by telegraphing 70 the HERALD 10 naon
nuraau No se Fleet street tne arrivals az and az bart
nros rom Ruropaan porta ana other posts ABROAD o.
American ana all fofsIga vssssh HAdiax wItM tns
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A SMALL REISToRcEA

SMALL REINFORCEMENT SENT TO HAZLEToN.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1875.
A detachment OF ninety members OF the First
regiment OF the National Guard viii be des-
patched TO Hazelon TINS Afternoon. There is no
PROBABILITY OF the troops being recalled.
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sTE1swAY HALL--RARoN Won BEGINNINGS CON-
CERT

This distinguished amateur pianist, VINO Is long
and favorablY known here as teacher OF much
popularity and eminence, gave a concert at the
lower nall OF Messrs SteInway last night, in which
he was assisted by Miss Drasdil and Messrs.
STEMS Mills. Brandt, Schwartz, Matzka and
Bergner Tue programme was very choice one,
consisting oil tie following selections :-Quatuor,
piano. violin. viola and vIoloncelo. Ruplustein; .,
Evening song Scnumann; b. the Voices oil Youth.
Menuelssohn A. DrasdIl. Quartet Tor string
Instruments. Austrian hymn, HAYDN; Rhapsode
HongroIse, NJ. haGser-Mr. IL. Brandt. Phaniasle-
siuecke. plano, violin anu vIo.oncello, Schumann;
a, romance; b. humereske; c. Duet; d, I'm
Marscntempo; vioioncellO solo, Bargiel-Mr. +.
Bergner. Tfocnne Blumen, Scnubert-Mr. 4.
Stems Grand Duo de Concert, Tor two pianos.
Kakbrenner-Messrs. ). u. Mills and +. Won
Breuninr lie Rublnstein quartet and the
scnumann work were the most noticeable selec-
lions on the Dill.
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aII sCEIGAsEOO J.

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shin New Era sawyer, IRON San Francisco for Liver
pool. Feb g. In straits of icmalte.
Eliza Millignu (Brl, httohel, from LiV arpoc
tor New orr, Nav "a, lst o. lon Vs. . -,
Hrig z haskell. IRON oston Tor Eatunl0re, Ill.
lat &c lby bTig Leighton ~ vineyard haVea tvth
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YoRK FOR the
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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snors nrrrnonAxoxD At EoxLEr-Tux MINERS
MEETINGS.
EcRLEY. April IL,

EcRLEY. April IT, 1875.
This was one OF the 1rst coeries attacked by
companies or armed men three weeks aso Two
bunored men, with masks on their races aud
armed VITA guns mus1es and pistols. threatened
ana Inundated tne msn and comDellsd tnose
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

!7bsut % TIM astte esinsorppssts thsu pia-
nond State Building and Loan Assocfa.
fio4 Of the town of Sm1<1a.lg sIsBl.N
Mr.. Riddle, member Of the Senate,
being admitted, presented sundry bills.
Mr.. Moore, from the Cou1mittce, re-
ported the joint resolution directing the
State Treasurer to pay certain counsel
fess. Amended 20 as 70 read 81. 900. lhe
resolution was adopted.
Adjourned. ,-55 5..,. ,.., s.,-...,,.. .
In Senate, Feb. 2sth. joint resolution
directing the State Treasurer to pay GER
tain monies as coufsel fees, IN accord
anee with joint resolution OF Feb. q,
1909. relative to collecting certain taT
from the P, w. & 3. r. Co., 81, 800 fees
each to Hon. Eli Sanlsbury and Hon. T.
II. Bayard, was amended to read 80 900
each, and then adopted and ordered to
the House for concurrence. In the
House, Feb. 26th, on the motion of Mr..
Baldwin, the resolution was amended so
as to rold 5000 each, and SO returned
to TIE Senate