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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ABERDEEN. April 3O-Arrived, bark Jane Young OBI,
Mcdonald. Baltimore
ANTWERP May l-Arrived Flushing. ship King of Al
gera (Br), Smith, Philadelphia eee below.
BRISTOL. April 30-Arrived, ship Conference (r WILL
Jams Pensacola.
BELFAST April So-Auived, brig Raven Br). Evans,
Bull River. sc.
CADIz-sailed, schr Kate Hilton, Baker, New York
DEAL April s0-Arrived ship Hudson Pratt, New York
for London; brig Water Lily Bp, Hocken Boston for
do.
Arrived In the Channel S0h ships Royal Charter (Br)
Robins New Orleans for keval John Mann Br) Gibson,
New York for Bremen; brig Blitz GER, Bohn, United
States
Baltimore.
ELstsoEE, April 2s-Arrived, bark Frances Bourneuf
Orr, Weston, Savannah Reval: 30th ship Ha-
zeltine, Gilkey do for do after being ashore.
FALMOUTH. May lArrived, schr Menawa, Rogers, Ara
caju tBrazlD via st Thomas
FLEETWOOD, April s0-Saied bark osterlide Nor), Las
sessen, United states.
LIVERPOOL April 3O-Arrved ships Calista Halves
tBr Leavitt, AMI Carn Nor). Lee, Pensacola; Carrie
Clark Stowell Port Royal Sc Medea (Br, Latta, New
York Rowanlree (Brl. Cunningham, Galveston; barks
Walter Arlington, Jr Hooper, Norfolk, Va; w Put
(Br). Pitts, Mobile Guona tBr) smith, Savannah
May !, steamer Hayden (Brl, Watson, New Orleans;
ships Princeton, Flagg do sansparei tBr, Puriy do
Universe (Brl, Jones' savannah; n Gardner Br)
Horner Mobile barks Martha Tucker. Tucker, New
York; sheffield CBD, Lithgow. New Orleans.
/ allied S0th, ship Elizabeth Hamilton Stone. Balti-
more barks Tolomeo AUS, Gadueh United States;
l. Routh, Martin, do: Susan Dudman (Brl. Durkce
Philadelphia; John Black tBrl, Doane, st Thomas
LONDON April 3o-Arrived, bark Jonas Rising DAM
syindJen. st Mays Ca.
sailed s0h, bark Omega CBrl, Bruce, Montreal.
LIsEoS-Arrlved brig Rosalla QtaD Capello, New
York
PALERMO Sailed schr Natal Brl short United States
QuEESsrowS April So-Arrived. bark saran Scott (Br),
Esall Portland o.
SIERRA LEoSx-saiIed, scnr Jas Nickerson, whitmore
United states.
Arrived At April %, Pita. from United States;
30th, Swallow. do
sailed from April 80, schr Panrco strech
United States
LONDON, May l-Ship King OF Algeria DR. Smith, from
Philadelphia Antwerp before reported having ar
rived Ia the Channel Is full Of water, having been
ashore. She Is At Flushing.
Ship Orifahne tRrl from London for San Francisco.
Portsmouth undergoing repairs Of the damage re-
ceived in collision with steamer 9 Funch
Ship D Hazeltine nom Savannah Tor Reval before
reported stranded OF the Skaw. DonmarS, has been
hauled of and towed to Elsnore.
Bark Beluste CBr). from Liverpool for the United
States has put Queens.own with her captain en.
kinsl dend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE

Last evening George Lewis, who resides at No.
- vesey street, caued at the Mulberry street
police station house aud informed Captain Allalre
that be had been enticed into . gambling house
~ No, Clio Broadway ana sWindled out
Of sun OF monsy oy means Of toe
game OF faro. Captain Ahans, on hear.
ing the snove iacis called up the reserves
remalnlnR 10 the station mouse ana surrounded
the place. lie then entered and succeeded in ar.
resting nine men waOln ne found engaged Ia
gambling and to0E them 70 the station poase,
where gbey gave tger names 80 Jonn
keAsr, rropretofi William Logan, Edwin
Fslt, Alexander ". Brown, Anufew Carroll
CHARLES CLARK John WiNlaus, Albert JOpu.
sto1 aua Charles Williams. Tue prsoGe
were "! locked w, ana vii De arTalgned ~ toe
TOmbs Police Court thus nUrnlgR.
larEe amount Of gamb tng Implements, used
10 Dota the games OF faro ana keno, were seized
" tie police ana viii - sent 70 tue property clerk
vt the Ponce headquarters on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
PROBABLE MURDER.

A YOUNG MAN DANGEROUSLY SLABS HIS STEP
FATHER.
A stabbng ARRAY that bids fair 10 develop into
tragedy recalling TO mind the famous WalWorlh
murder, occurred at about I'VE O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in Desbrosses street. the victim beng
John Walker, residing AZ No. 10, the above street.
and his assailant a stepson, named Thomas Reed,
aged twenty one years, living in the same house.
It appears taat Walker, who is laoorer oy occu-
patton married Reeds mother about eight years
ago, she having at the time recently become
widow. From all that can be learned the pair LED
rather a stormy life, botn being accustomed
TO the use OF intoxicating liquors, and frequent
quarrels resulted between them. or late years
repeated alterations have taken place between
young Reed ana his s:eplather, and few weeks
ago they had a quarrel that intensified the bitter
feeling already existing between them. At aDotE
I'VE O'Clock yesterday afternoon Reed entered the
house and had been inside out little while when
Walker, who mad been drinking, commenced 10
scod him. The young man retorted some hat
sharply, saying, IN eneci that ne would not allow
Walker 70 lay his hands upon him. rue latter
stood up anu anarlly dared his stepson 10
70 outside the house and night MIN, and they
botn went into the street, evidently deter
mined 10 have a scufiie. They had been
outside MOI more than i've minutes when Walker
returned 10 the house, his clothing all covered
win blood ana himself apparently very much
exhausted. some OF the negnbors seeing mis- con-
dltion FASTENED 10 ais relleL and found on re-
moving mis- clothing that he had received three
stab wounds-one in the left breast. extending
G!agonaly downward about an inch and Ealf
~ length, ana quite deep another under the
right arm aud a third on the right breast, the
latter being very deep and ugly wound.
Captain CanreY, OF the FlltR precinct, was
promptly notified OF the case, and AZ once des-
patched Tor an ambulance, winch, on ARRIVAL con-
veyed me wounded man 10 the Park Hospital,
where DR.. smith made an examination OF his In
Jures and pronounced them very dangerous. The
man, while being conveyed 10 the hospital In tine
ambulance. relapsed into Inconsistencies, and
when ne reached That institution II was
found that cerebral nenorrhage had set in,
rendering his recovery quite doubtful. Later
la The evening he was removed sui IN state
OF unconsclousness, to Bellevue Hospital. From
the appearance or he WOUNDS II Is PROBABLE that
tney we're indicted with sharp pocket KnIle.
sergeant De Snays ana Onicer Williams, OF Inc
Leonard street station house, visited the house
No. 10 DesDrOsses street for the purpose OF arresC
Ing Reed but ne was not 10 be found, not having
been since the stabDlng took place. His
mother was found IN one OF the rooms under the
influence OF liquor and taken 10 the station house,
where she was locked up. TIE police believe that
they Will be able 70 effect the arrest OF Reed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASToaIA gor01on), April 2l--Arrived, shio Elizabeth
Doueen lgE Waite ssn rr9n9isso sohrs paobal
Miller Bestoa, Rhody holmes dol A b kindbarg New
Slsd s,same, ohm Gibson, New YORK. sihrs ANNE
J Moore Bosl0n Enma Aery, X "A C9pperisWsa@i
chaFmeT ana Edip vsrmah. Geor.st9wn TOT ..,
ton, nebogen mot o. ldsprintsdl. - ..., -, -
C!esred-Dsr6s whitney s2NsFs Enylanv We S S
boy Us3 Nary Evans tB). Jeaklns, LonIoh to0lh o.
fufe ineorroeiiy tgieafaphedj go. $50. ~,
May l~Atfifci steamers Geo 9ppoid, L5yesand, 1aL
amofs' Neptune Berry, New York Coiamoia, soudrgS
rsl-.s,osmors AiAsnbra poaso Hssfax RSman
Ss9E ha mssTa s Sasssoss sicily viz Sorois
bu9s lohn sssy, Ihongsan hYmeesSa, ~ S as
Newbarypostl sshrs CaplJ lLIserianh :, Lgllsy,
Hsyal nawin ! Morrison, Leysa5essri Ma'ens aa.
hexaadria ccTs ~ or 10 tnos hiios BAKE
BalInaote, A1dle aAdrl Cfoweili MinlaI sha ;
Baek. NiAer, 20 Csaos, Ells sew Yotk- NJ. ,..,,u..
sai.ad--stealusFa MilArn crane gnd JoAAs iopklnsi
bsrks kLa Mooro, Waisney, All Mary Evans bri~s
'yWHIaLifaol!E APRIL s3-Arrivod barL. Continental
Pllsbury Csrasnes; brig Oaaer tBD Williams, 90
"pWei5s-ship rlxnorc Scott from rio Janairo via
hampton 40 o.; ORR Feeden NoF), halV0'sea, IRON
s'sy i@&rIisea aeaners Commerce. Walker North
CaFgas; Louisa do calvert, toiey Char'cston 40.
elle, WILMINGTON. u schfs Emes'on ny .es Martin
Geagoa--s teaulefs Oni0 Ger, hcysr breh9eht NeV
Gsldcn Read, Sew yost. oeDecca oyds' Cnilds WI.
sewry. Bertha lNot Gaarn, 90 Reform SNes, SgrIen
sou, Ersgeroe san rleug dab hiaaavs Losk " s
tEr1 Ggivl, Nstanzas; SEQ Besry, KeazsT dos Elze
steygns, arsr, Fort 90 Fr-nce, MART scar hinhie
Also elsatcd 5ss 1ualoy pennql, Paysagaa, schra
A1nll a. eEsenyi Losiic Beard, new aoF0; No
sss aslass Ss 4 ni Et5ss Gsai Goa 6ss
bnVannE1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

AVER. March s-Passsd BARK Lizzie II, Babson, from
cisSsuTcos. April 2s-sailed, scnr Kate Wentworth,
IIrrTnFni April PIN port schr old Chad Read for
Hone Koya, March 27-sailed. bark Hansa CGerl,
DO: II tn bark lord Macauiay tBrJ Norkman do 2Sth
HoSoLutu April --irrSei. steamer McGrcgOr OBJ.
crSnger. san francisco for auckland. ca, =,
ehias; SIN steamer Juniata, oatherne PhsdeiPhia;
barks sunshine, Clark. Newport Is; Busy Heard rhi-
Nay schrs Electa Bailey snaith, north Of HGtteras
r a Ss% @ a.Ss sF' i SG4ss dS oGs
Grace Davis, Davis Portland; Eugene tsr' Norman,
arrived soth, schr Mabel, rom canso for Boston.
Gisseow ana Liyerpooll Commerce, Boston; sohr Jose
also arrived l.i steamer Tyr!sn 90 Lsw'on olas-
ana ,srPoo snd sailed ~ o sn
sailed April 81 bark Grey Mauderstrom stMarzare.s;
brgs wo0dcock Porto Rico; san Pedro DeInerara
Cpalainal ~ Sroix -. t,r,o,, porrx Landau
MiS1S MAG April In port briss EsSo br tcr Bos.
os Y YSs sr s 5 s opc o '0'
MlrlszAs, Aprl z9-Arrived, fchr Lahana, Houghton,
sailed SeG bark Sesrsl DO FauknsT north o. Hat
Thorndike. do; BF Lowell Rae, DO.
SHANGHAI March 25-ArrIvei. schr samos. BRYANT,
Newcastle, ssW 2jsh, bark MarmIOn. Jordan hurrard
siS Bt,. Aprl i.In port schr Hattie Haskell, HAv
~ Jaco April sl-sailod steamer Austin, Morgan. In
SIsu1 April r. Arrived schrs Lookout, Nichols New
York: Mary Harmon, hachias; 18th. brtgs Joan Ma.
son, Porter Hayll: spraybloom (Brl, CANON ~
thomas; scnr Hail. CoomDS, Boston. .
~Niiei 9s;h-BarE saruenay i8r), brown. OF Hat
terag schrs Nellie JeTre Terrell do Armld1 Hail.
oo 2gth Morning Star Orr, Borden OF Aattoras,
schr Wapeua, Penny. do.
ST Jons. Nh. April 3J-Arrivei. bark Jennie BAKER,
Boston, Nav 4, schr Ocean Belle, 20 Hand.
Cleared lst schr Annie Currler, New fork.
.g TATsn b9 9o Ea GiFS Sn ami
tor 10 salt Apr .; shr Greyhound Burns iron and
Tor DO. 60,
VERONA VI April ls-Arrlved, bark Deaware. Kinds,
uOnouiu. ie.h. fhp Washin lton Libby. hQnson, son
FranescOi BARK Jcseph Haydn DER, KIuss DO
eaiied iSta. bark Midas, Go0x Valparaiso.
YogoAAaA, April mo An vessels In port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
ALMOST A MURDER.

A SCHOONER DEczHAED SHOOTS TELEGRAPH
EEPARER, THINKING HIM RIVER THIEF.
Undue haste and misunderstanding came near
putting al end 10 a mans lie on o schooner In
the North River early yesterday morning. II ap-
pears tnat shortly before O'Clock James Clark.
a telegraph Waterman, attempted TO board the
schooner willow Harp lying opposite Gutenberg,
\. j., for the purpose OF getting the schooner
awaY from the telegraph cable which crosses the
North River to Gutenberg at the foot OF Seventh
eth street on which its anchor was drag
ging. one OF the deckhands, named Adrian
Nelson was on watch at the time, and seeing the
stranger board the vessel at once commanded
him leave This the latter refused TO do, and
Nelson thereupon, without understanding the
business OF the man ana taking MIN Ior river
thief hastily caught up shotgun and aiming IL
al Clark nred, the contents entering his cody,
1nnicting a very serious wound. The injured man
returning to the New York side Was taken
by a patrolman o. the Ihirty-lrst precinct
TO the l0oln street station house, whence
ne was removed 70 his residence. Sub
sequenfly Nelson delivered himself 70 the
police or the 1wenty-second precinct. and was
brought before Judge Kilbretn, or the lorkyile
Police Court. who, on hearing the facts discharged
him. Clark's wounds are not considered or
fatal nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
Of Business. As there are only two months OF

OF baslness. Az there are only two months OF
trial terms before the beginning OF the summer
vacation there - a great desire 10 make the most
OF this time and diminish the ealenders as lar as
possible. For the past month some OF the Judges
have protTacted their sessions Considerably De-
yCnd tue usual nour Tor adjournment, ana IL Is
likely that even more protT sessions VIII De
the order in future.
The supreme Court. General Term, having taken
month III deciding and writing opinions upon
the cases argued at the March term. Will doubtiess
submit a large batch OF decisions at the opening
OF the present term. II will be an III usually busy
month In this branch OF the Court AS usual the
Judges sitting VIII be Chief Jusuce Davis ana
Judges Brady ana Daniels. Three circuits WIZ pc
IN session. which VIII be held respectively by
Judges Dononue. Van Brunt ana Barrett mere
viii be no special Term till the 10th OF the month.
wien IL viii be held by Judge Lawrence: Inc
criminal branch OF this Court, the oyer ana Ter
miner, viii continue 10 ENJOY vacation Tor an-
other month.
In the superior Court. General Term, Chief JUS
tice Mcneil and Judges Freedman and sedgWick
win preside. Judge van Worst win hold special
Term, Judge Curtis Part l, Trial Telm, and Judge
Spier Part ?. Trial Term.
Chef Justice Daily and Judges Robinson and
Larrenore will hold the General Term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas. Judge Loew VIII hold
Trial Term. Part !, and Judge j. T. DAILY Cham
berS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY |, 1875.


steamer Abysznia Br, Murphy. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Civ d Chester OBJ, Lclsch, Liverpool via
STEAMER Holland tBr) simpson London-F WI
Hurst
Steamer otnello DO Rogers hull, &c Wright q
steamer Alice Otto ts) HuGhsOn- Queenstown or Fal
steamer France Or. Trudene. Havrs-Georss Mac
Steamer Donau cGer, BuEins Bremen via southsmD-
ws!sa9neE Siy 2; ~seo BRENNAN Galveston via Kew
Steamer KnicksTbooksr KsHbe, New Orleans
Steamer an Jaeinto Hazard, savannah-w Gar.
steamer Champion. Lockwood charles,on-J ouin-
stssuer Gulf Stream. Jones. Wilmington. Sc-wm
Steamer KIchmonl Kelly Norfolk, City Point aud
Richmond-Old Dom !nion steamship Go
Steamer Knight Chichester 0eorgstown, DE-
steamer Ha,teras SWIM Bsltnlors-old Dominion
steamer Philadelphia Davis PhnadslphiA-Jamss
Hand n. -. -,
steamer Beverly; Pierce phlladslnn.a-Jsmes hand
snip humboldt Wiley. AMER for orders-J Eiwen
snip Marcia Day. Chase. Bremsn-carver Barnes.
ship North American. smith, sGn Francisco-sutton
sara Arsnaal Sori, Thorsen Cork for Orders-Funeh,
Bars iSikun GER, HAliisr. Hamburz-Funch Edys
sark Impl Cauo, Jacobsen, Hamburg-Funch, Edyo a
sark Maria Eop, Schwartz, Bremen-Te.sns, Book
BARK Alexander CswO, Almfeldt Brsmen-Funon,
X Bsrs Gustav Ne;alsr Ger, JOrE, wism4r-rstsns,
Bars cnas + EIwsn, o'Bnsn, Antwerp-Jss W Elwen
esrk Mindss csor,, IDgbrsthsnssn, chrstans-Funch.
BARK Alliance CSon, Petersen, Elsinors for ordersc
Bsrs anarsas Rao, Lasssn, CoDenhagsn-Funoh,
Bsrs Victor. Pond Port Elizabeth An1ca,- Arnold.
BARK Hssdaisns, Griffin cludsd BOlivar-D A De
BARK Jacob Ausl, Cossovich, Philadelphia slocovioh
sria Genitors Feii dtap, Frenga, Queenstown for
Brig charlotte Whitsnore, St Thomas-nliler q
sris girby. cay. Havana-Evans BAN 4 Co.
-chr Eagle R9ck Hammond, seviDe-Mllief Heuzh.
schr "a Palae Brown 81 Pierre Mart-BJ wenbere
sehr John SANFORD, Conary, hAyana-J "a Ward a
scnr Frank Atwood, Eryan. BAraeoa--BJ wenhera
chr VIM Douglas, MclldOe. Egfaeoa-B WcnherR.
chr u sawyer CnmmingA Hamilton Bermnda)-sJ
sehf Eliza Bead .nrl Lswia s. Johas SF-usnsy q
achr Hsroort r. Mount. Hrazos sontlsao-woodhoue
sesr wave Crest Gaahy, Brunswick, oA-wArrsn
rsnr Rsdgewood, Johnson GsorzstSwa and Pot BuR,
schr Ida5sils. Fscher. Wilmington. Sc--s Powon
seAT Lotus friend Collins BosiOa-NiIlcr Heugn.
sehr sarah Loaise, wiasSsasAea, Boston--n Loud
scnrJ n Collins, Lombard, PrUviacesown-st john
seaf o e smith, snow wsDaect-ss yohn avery.
nchr kaaa y suraA hshbarn4 HeAasct-=st dehh
chs Gertrude, Brock wsy, hlssaaan, cs--Rasssti .
ssHf L semsfs, MoAIns,er Hartfort-RGesss a IRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02

sy- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The INV
York HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for use board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors red red. changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
cral miles distant Captains OF vessels seeing this
signal will oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department Of the
HERALD.
D5- Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do SO by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht, pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are 70
CURED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
SUICIDE FROM A FERRYBoAT.

Az UNKNOWN NAN SHOOTS HIMSELF AND JUMPS
INTO THE RIVER.
shortly afier nine O'Clock last night as the
Grand street ferrypoat warren was crossing the
Eest River. an Unknown man. standing on the deck
near toe edge OF the BOAT, drew from his POCKET
double. oarreled pistol aud placing II az his head
nreo, Immediately afterward Jumping into tne
river ano being lost TO sight. Hearing the shot,
number OF the passengers rushed 70 tue spot, out
TOO late 70 render any assistance. Inc pistol was
afierwarc found on the deck. The man appears
not TO have oeen known 10 any person on board,
and before the commission OF the fatal act bis
conduct ala not seem to be such as would attract
attention. The body has Dot Jet been recovered.
ana there is no elew az 70 the unfortunate mans
identity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
THE FRANKFORT HOUSE TRAGEDY.

Coroner woltman concluded the examination
yesterday In the case Of David Reed, guest at
the FRANKFORT House. VINO was sunocated AZ the
IRE tnat occurred at that house on the stn or
April The iury rendered the following verdict:-
THat DAVID Reed came TO bis death by suGocation
during Ore at the Frankfort House, April G, 1875,
and we ma 40 evidence against Thomas Berson,
Robert smith and ]. Mills We recommend that
m future record OF ans person delivering him.
sell To the police should pe made a. the station
house. We also recommend that passaReway
should be cut through Ia the rear OF the house on
each door 70 connect with toe other railways.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02

them ana exclude their children by read
lug the Bible 70 them. Commissioner
radical one, and the Board would stultliY
ITSELF by adopting 1t. A vote was then taken
which resulted in the rejection OF Mr.. Gras-
mann's motion by the expressive vote or is 20 2,
toe two being Mr. Grassmann and another
German commissioner, Mr. Klein. AS the vote
was uelng recorded member after member
said no sir, thousand times no;n mo. en-
phatically, no. &c.
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
was next considered, an effort being made TO
modify the rule allowing II. bur after discussion
no amendatory result was reached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-02
DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR coUnr--spEcIAL TrRx.

BY Judge sedgvlck.
Barnes w. Barker care Va. lne national City
Eang.-Casea settled.
bruce & al Va Kelly ct al.--sss msmor ndum
tor counsel
storfs va. Bartiey.-Plelnti1s complaint ds.
missed VITA costs. OVERWHELMINGLY
Jufte So. An9nea=See Memurananm.
HcscM Vs. kVbert--l alignment ief defenaAut and
wItn costa (MemorAndum.J
CoAfadoN PLEAs-s2EcIAL T1px.
~ Judge LOew.
STANDARD Oh Company vs Ysnni--Moton for
leave ~ answer Or reply granted On payment OF
SIS costs.
tisosr ~. Fisber-Applicauon granted. order
W be settled on notice.
Lewis W. C0dsteln. motion Tor star peauln2
the supreme C0urt deealOa gran eQ.
Lewis W. Colds ein.-hotlon 20 extend the time
Whhtn when the Oai may Surrender tGeIr princl.
paL
Reilly va. The Mayor. &c.-Morlou Tor leave 10
40 We 90 ans er - tae amenaed cOmplalAt
GRANTED.
Wenman W, Jardine ct ai.--Hotlon 10 oyen de-
fault dcnied.
Halcn W. churcnnl.-Let counsel FOR the re-.
Degtpe parHes appear before me ~ such ssuae ~
key maj agree oa.
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Brdcewaer 1856 tons burtheu loading at San Fran
cisco and has lett for that 10 take command OF ner
HALIFAX, April TIA small schooner. name unknown,
while beating mp The harbor last evening, went ashore
near Point Pleasant
RocErcRr, Me- April 27-Schr Alfred Chase, Robinson
nus been reported ashore this evening tuesdayl near
lnlmn Island at the entrance OF the harbor she VIII
PROBABLY be got on all right at high water.
AMERICAN ILoYps REGISTER TELEGRAPH!c SIGNAL
Conk-suppement for April TO this work, published by
hartshorne King has been received II Is valuable
supplement- containing large number VI ne W vessels
WIN sigma numbers 81 special surveys made by the
representatives OF this society III all parts OF the world
also inetallings repairs, &c making il valuable
reference Tor all parties interested in shipping.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters are in
formed that by teegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau. No 46 Fleet street. the Paris office. NOS
Rue Scribe the arrivals ana departures from Eu'
ropean and Eastern porr OF American aud all foreign
vessels trading with the United States the will be
cabed TO this country tree of charge ana published
Captains arriving Mt and sailing from French ana
Mediterranean ports will find the Paris Office the more
economical and expeditions for ele2raphing news
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70 s.A CAPT. nawA

rec tNUIo n1Wh
gaIY HrsnoIDr igis tons bu!it " BAN 10 is7 now ~
port has sod 70 pagiss Ia ths cay W ~ ABOUT
So ~.
acnE HrERIxrrl-Tne salvage on this vessel, bound
Brunswick 10 P0rHAn GAd which was tQWea lhto
I1verpJOt rs 81 sour Wisliam a rev, y nl0acssier
was awarded ~ follows; IOtaI salyAse, 81, DoAdes
go, M fu1Doatf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tue william
a Pew, saving hr atl. master fnefeo Grant 49, ~
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS N NEWARK


VAIN ATTzs6pT TO ABOLISH THE aBLR ~ THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
In tie city or Nswark there Ia . small but In.
nnentizt porllon Of citizens who regard the read.
Ing Or tne Bibie and sne LORDS Prayer 10 the puo
lie schools as being entirely uncaslsd FOR, 0nd not
only unnecessary, but an absolute waste or time.
On FfIday nlaht, At mo regular NEE Ing Of tae
Board oi Education Commissioner Grossmann
Unercd motion 10 dispense vita the reading VI
the Scriptures ana toe Lordis Prayer, a. Das
rom tine lmmemorlal been the custom lie
was m iayor 81 vocal music icing substituted.
IN support or his motion Mr. GrRAsmann said mat
out VI Sky cases he haa looked Into DOT zen "a.
dersto0d what was DoiaR read 70 them. kesidgs,
thers we're many parents wac consluered the
hibLE UNFiT 10 BE REAp
10 their chiidren. lie arHued, fBo, that II wa4 a
gross lnI justice TO take psoDteis money RwAI frem