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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.



HTsr.RCnTs IL TIE sUS-SANAGE rOSsu. FISHES
An UNEXPECTED ADJOURNMENT.
f,roN 4 STAFF CORRESPONDENT on THIS TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Today the most in
,e,,,stine of the three DAYS of this meeting. As a
rule tho last day Of such gatherings is scene Of
worry and hurry. Such not The present case.
The ~, ring essay by Prof Langley, which is very
fully presented in report, really ono OF the
most enjoyable descriptions Of scientific iaborS and
theT results that has bcsn presented 10 the Academy
Prof Langley is a severe and conscientious student
Imt The multiplicity Of details does not with him.
~ il does TOO often with the professors of science,
obscure a perception Of the results. He tells his
story in clear precise and definit, words and his
utterance is as distinct his expressions The work
he has done NJ the Allegheny Observatory raises the
whole level of science in America, so far rs foreign
appreciation is concerned. and will not be long in
acquiring due honor at home. Prof. Newberry fol-
lowed with description of the savage dinich!hys
fish that as no hunorously remarked, could have
crushed man or a horse in its teeth much more
easily than one of MS could crack a walnut by such
means Lifo-size drawings of the jaws OF this
creature with its interlockiug double saw
like front teeth, gave yividncss to the state
ments There crudlte criticism
Of this paper nj the hands of Prof GILL; and some
promise of n sharp debate, in which each shonld hnrl
the most aw-bTcaking names of IN dcrn Ichtbyoiogy
ut the other; but Prof Newbarry was contented t"
differ. for the present. at least and walked ont
nrm-in-arm with Prof Gill; evidently hopeful of CON
veiting his antagonist by arguments ont of court.
Mr.. McMurriGs paper detailing long series OF eN-
periments on plants TO which arsenic was admins
tered in the SOIL will give great JOY to the 'nanuac-
tnrers of Paris green, since he shows concluslVeiy
that us use in killing the Colorado potato beetle is
not in the least likely 10 kill the people who eat the
potatoes. The last paper read thatOf DIR. Woeikof
Russian gentleman of distinction, was n very clear
oncida ION of his theory to the origin Of the cold
spells which bayo frequently afflicted us during
tho past season. Thero seems to be no way to pro-
tec ourselves unless can build mp the Appalachian
mountains into a connected wall thousand feet
higher The adjournment came somewhat Suddenly,
ms many mcmbers expected that the session would
last for another day.
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P1SSENG EKS TO Sill.

FOR BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON--Jn steamship
U'escy. Trt llaN ward
Mrs HAYWARD. the Missrs Georgana. Ellen, and
Fructs HAYWARD Meyer and Wits r. ". Mucscr. wie
four children. and rvant IL Bnenemann A. fralsentha
wife clli and servant, W. Nenhars Hermann Thys-en
Charles M T. f. Naenrr, WIFE, ch ren and servant e. r.
Er ara son. HeBenann g. Obarrin Mrs. W Koch and
servant t. G. ~ag Mrs A. Dreyer Mrs IOntse ScllueIe-
manu- Mrs W. Krase and children. Joe Fischer and WIFE
Nts. H. WtnuOruC, oh Id and servant, MTS. T. schmidt
NinkIaus Karl Nnigi W. Lot Banmann. Wife chill roD
and servant Bernhard Baer. AlbTt Wrbrl Mrs kaol no
lichte Johann Ga-teiger Heinrich Grlach, MIA Theka
Konr Charles Rohr Mss lOnise Robe, Ms Blanca Mot
kamp Levi STEM wife and child, Mrs MARY Hesscr, Miss
IIesser. Friedrich Springer H. w Iupe wife and ch'l
lTistano fabris aud WIFE W IJndemann. Chai,s A. Mayer
Mrs pOgJthCa Mesahu and chl, Miss Mathlle Mcisaln,
Miss emma - Meislahn, Miss Henrctte Mei-lahn Edward
M isaln john Haas kOIrad Hobuetts. Henry Redch add
wife, Mrs Johanna Nick Mrs Emma Drcamann ami child
Miss Eyrine kuHsemuler II Wcuhpimcr Mrs. Anna Vein
ne ner aud child W NrnheimeT. Mrs karOline Di-nst aud
son Charles W. ROcser NJ lanm, Albert 0senthal bliss
Augus;e Ernst Iinke, wife and chill ren Miss
Marie Muller, QUO GaiOn H. Schmielier. Jaco0 Lang
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DEPARTURE or FoREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY, ApRIL 81.

SATURDAY, APRT. 81.
For England, Wales, Ireland, ard France w Queenstown
and iVrruOo by the steamship lie, maa clos at -
IN No supplementary NAL Steamship sails nj M, from
Per 40. b2 North diver. -
Mails for only, by the steamship Eysa close al
a. IN supplementary Mail. steamship Sails ~ y H. H.
from No 20. Norb River.
For EurOp via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen by the steamship
al IN. \ supplementary Mail II
closed 100 steamship sails at D.
M Pier foot Of TuT 81, HO1O;en
For Nassau KINGS or sayanill 5snta NJ rha and tarta
gepa by the seaLs Atlas mats CLOSE al $50 steam
slD sails al IL a M, from pioG No 81, North River.
For rrmula 10y TIE steamship NJ 'roro mails close ~ 10
a M II amshtp 80 IL NJ, Pier No 2 East River
Malls for Key Yves. by the steamship clyde close at D. IN
mshiU N nj Pier NO ~ faSi itlNfr
Mails Newfo midland close at tho New forS P0stOhce
every ,ay at i.3O H. 80,
Office every day at 3 y, III.
SUNDAY, APRIL %.
Mails close IL clock a. Tine PostOfice Is open
from a. "a. 10 III a.
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Prof Langley said that closer observations - the
Ia ce nave shown thai they receivable INTO tne h
tDcntSJy structure, whose cAucntcs bcrv rise entLly
aooye tue sOir Atmosphere. They appear be bright
hlantnt tips AM mo- dlifse Of yapoT resting ON
the solar atmosphere. We have AntlU sies
with terrestrial neteoroogy oOud
forms aOthef III the resemblance
types, aud IN other particulars. equally dis
points ,snDaucc IN Instances abrupt iInoa
fatur patnDe Of what could oDIy describe
by geological of ~ ults IN surtaue an
evidence ii 10 pJit AZ once i the direction
0 gaseous structure aud one possessing some of the
qualities OF yiscuils and almost IrauyiDie composition
Instances OF this been the lines VI ac
ture formed sIaflke assures. lifting iJtJ another
ike the ALPINE peaks. and extending
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TIE COCRTS.
AGAINST BOND roRGERs.

The interesting suit of the National Trust
Company OF this city against Charles Roslon. Anrcw L.
Roberts, Valentine Gleason. Mrs G"asOn, Horace ..
Corp, and y liza j. Roberts, which ON trial for
time before Judge 5odSwick ami jury in superior
Court, Part l., and the developments Of which threw
great deal OF light the history Of The great bond Tor
geries of 1873. brought ~ close yesterday. the
uiy were Charged at opening OF tho yesterday
morning. and retired about noun Ia hall an hour lIey
returned aud announced verdict for the plainuk for
S3 800 the full amount clancd An extra allowances Of
five per cent upon tie whole amount was. on molten.
gran ed 10 IAe counsel.
Arnold a Elliott AMI william Writ Hewitt were The
attorneys for plaintiffs, Mgennn Sullivan appear
ing IA counsel Tao defendants were represented 10y
a Oakley ili ext recorder James VI. SIN u. and Bcacn
n Brown. Roberts an Gleason, two the defendants,
tried in tine Court of oyer and Tcrmnrr last FIi
criminal nlictmen5S chaf ins them with forgery but
the jiry dsglDcd. TI1r' are sill over 100 uuctncus
ling against tine partcs. and. with the evidence
brought ont la tho civil suit yesterday cucn'd II II
anlcipIC that the c0Dfodrras Will ID" speedily uo on
trial gain and their prosecuted until conviction
ia Obtained
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SNTpP(NG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of NEW. YORK.

PORT Of NEw-YORK... -.
"IFARED
steamship Republic Glea,el. Liverpool r; J. COrtis.
5 ansp Gy Of no Montreal n r Moncaso Liverpool j.
Steamship Memnon OBJ. Lyons Liverpool, Busk & Jevons
steamship Morrmack. Weir rio Janeiro. &c. W r. Carl
Steamship Eysia (Rr) Campbell glasgow Henderson Bro.
steamship Atlas Deb Low, Nassau, aa'ania &c. PIN
steamship Stephenson. Mellon. Cork or Falmouth. C. L.
steamship Bristol. Wallace Philadelphia James Hand.
Ship W. r. Grace, Black, san Francisco. ouiiou q 90
Lark rrindsesse Alexandra (Dan Davis st Croix Roche
Jonathan Chase. Curtis Angler for orders Carver
Bnk Eothesay (Nor) Iver-on. Funch Edye& Co
Lark tgli Accame Gta lnoncei Cork for orders. Funch
Bark d. Mcpherson tBr,. Nico Cardenas j. F. Whitney
irig Mariana IL. (Port) Lopez Lisbon q.
Brig Lopheia tBr) Mae.trom Guantanamo j. r. Whitney
brig Essex tBrl Smith Montevdeo orders Der.
Brig W. Spencer. Thomas, Kingston lam. Leaycraf
Brig Castaiia, whitmore. Matanzas James Henry
brig caroline Eddy. Dodge. st Thomas Simpson, Clapp
schr Garland, Lindsey, New Haven H. W. Jacsson
hehr AURA Mcirir. Maisnl.s A. Dayton Co
schr Ada p Alien Dudley. Boston. led trye& Go
schr Nellie Po. ter. Howard. nlngton n. c. NJ Hunter
schr A. b. Perry, Look, Wilmington N. C.. NJ Hunter q
ARkivt
steamship California Br) ovensone Glasgow April To- via
Moyllr na I'm nse aud rs"s to nrde7gE B,os Oh
Win na nIs n asss ass 30 Eor"s sy Wilmington e. Ap 20
baltimore (o Bermnla,. Hak'ord. Rio Janeiro
Bars W Brett sagna 10 days with sugar.
Brig George Gichrst circuit, Sagua IL days. with sugar
brig kW a., Peters. AaianL,s 90 days. with sugar
scnr teorte u. Mcfarland tof Thomaston). Mcfarland
Cirninegos 20 days, with sugar
Altoona oi Boston Fitzgerald Carrnas Ia days
moliases
scr North America tof HALIFAX, Joyce Tunas Cuba
% =, with sugar
schr L. e A Ward. Crane Virginia
DOHEofIC PugrS.
PHILADELPHIA Apr. 23.-Ihe steamship Nederland. from
Ant, was OF keedy island at $40 tbs morning comng
mp
boston. April - Arrived, steamships Ares. Phiae
phs. NeptGne from Aew.YorA. Cleared steamship farhia
tIr Tor Liverpool VIM Crane, Tor hal imOre, ship uoosly
f0r Calcutta Jarks InperO uis. tCr 81 John. n. Linda
Stewart. for New Bedford
F',ktIGN FORTS.
QuEsssIows. April 2y-The White sfeamship
sail ri for New YORK nj O'Clock tails
0RktNok Alit 2.-The state Line steamship state Of
Lou Johnston. frvm New April ~ tis
morning
LoSuoS April - Sailed the United stx,os. Clara J
Adams Anna O, an Lug -, Nofgr. Atoenas Eka Mcl oil
Arvld lrontob, Janet Ferguson, and Ana. Arrived from
the United STATES Airyi 2lst
Arrived On tho 22d inst chapman Anna felersn and
Pill Weyergang. the last two In the hanneL Arrived
tbs $50 inst: Frank NJ ILayor. aud RsJah.
lfor Latest snip ssos Sec SesesstA Pu0eI
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A MICH ARGUED QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, April 23.--The question of the
cousttuonaty OF the Enforcement ACT bc determined
by the decision pending In the Supreme Court has been
fully argued on tho merits four times In The first in
stance IL argued at the South Carolina Circuit
motion to guash Indictment under 10. by Rcyerdy
johnson and Henry stanbery. There then division
OF inon between the ldgs, bu' te nearing being
motion to qLtsI, IL bed That the division could not
be certified suCn q DtiOn. IL asain argued "a
motion in OF iud gmct and the question crT
fled here. the dismissed. accused hav
ing BEEN PAL dOnrd by The President The question
again ged at this term a from Kentucky by Mr.
Sbery and Mr. Bucknrr, AMI still lin IN tine present
Case Sy M. johnson Nj. Phillips, and Mr. Mari.
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COTTON MARKETS.

JyPrRrsoN. April 23-Ctton duh Md'iing. lt4c; Low
IL bales Shipments o5y bales sales. 6H' bales stock
DALi As Apr 9s-co,ton dun; Mddling 1850. Ma
ding .4c ,ooi Urinary I2e Teghl net rcS,is 81
IrP, L, AI 23.-, otton uet; Mlddlnr l5c.. Low Mia
sa ali mems sI9 Sac~ sales $40 bales; sors s2 bales
"@IrtiA; AprI 2S-L 9ton quiet; MldAns w. Low Mid
bales "s $ pmcnts u ba IS; s,ocS Az bales
sHgE' EPoEl. April p otton gihet Mtslling l5isc
~ee pet receipts 7ij bales Shipments 49, baics sai's
Poei i.CiA. April -S-Cotion weekly exports coastwiso
PaoSDEScE Aprii % coitcn weekly net receipts. 2io
bales all /, 90 bales sloch. 10 900 bal s.
IkpANOLA A. rl C@tton.werkly net receipts. 327 bales
IoUsyIL F. Al 2S-Coiou quet; Mddling, l5'sal5',c
I5ac'. Low Nj ,ling, l47se Cool ora nary Il SCI
SSasIsi. % Oae. ss IA bales sIss% 49Sol
sc S5' Sslds '' -'''o '''' 'a'''' 800 '''' '
c.s Ga fe' Sa ~ b H %eo rS
receips 3i2 bales l0.623 bales sales, 1913
WiiASeros. April 90 Cotton dun and nominal; Mida,ng
10 p r ae sGG .ar IL T Sas 'O' bales exports
eepls 90 ball. sSr1s sostwss 200 bales sales 30
EXPORTS coa.lwse. 5,oi5 bales sales; 500 bale.
ce Hs t ai .ap %%a ri ja f 1876 1850 n ss ls
stock oS 3S gs IA $si 5a sse: sokS zoo nss 70
SiSnyilr Arr % Cotton 5llI nSi1ing doing Middiae
pS s inners IL bales: sook 1875 L5s9 bales is
MACOS, April 23.-Cotton DIM Miii,ny, ijfC Low Md
~ l5c Good Ordinary Is 2c weeLl c. ipts. l0j
bal =; slpn-tA, bTS bal sales. 100 bales sOcA 1870
5,SS hal 3. 1874. 4.S07 bales
NHwORIRASs. APrii 23.-Cotion quiet Miidling. l5s,c
recriprs l.l75 bslts gross IL bats eXpor5s to
tain. 1925 bal saics, 1000 bales stock 1921
weekly MI receipts. 6.2s balss gross SO bales
exports Great Britain 20yS bales tn France ~ ats
The confident 600 baes chast~isc. S2o sales 10
bales
SAVANNAH April 23-Cotton dull Mid,lng l1sc net re-
ceii bales eNors Ia Great Britain J75 bales cOas
wise 454 bales sal % bales sork 81 ABB bates we-kIy
bales 10 The Continent 24s7 bales coaswse 30 bales
saIts, 4, 600 bales
MOBILE, April 23.-Coon quiet; Middlny l5tc; net r.
c-ipia l2 ba,- exos. coastwis- 2z baes. safes, go
exports Briai 222 baeo; coastwise, bales
sales. 5000 bales
CHAR Esn \, April 23-Cotton quet midGlng Ice Low
Mdng, l5asa BE- Good Nfdnary. 4si be; receipts
receipts IL. bales exyts Great Britain 3o53 6airs
sStSiss, ,426 bass saiss. 2,3.0 bales
COLI hBLh, April 2S.-, Oiion dull Mtidlng l5l4r.
Mdng i5c. '.os ordinary IL tc.; weekly receipts
n bales slock. 1870. 5.753 bales; 1874 5iST bslea
MOSTGOnEEi. April 23.-COttn quiet, Miidling l5iao
Low Midting, l5c Good Ordinary, II &c weeAIy net re-
eeip~ IS: bales shipments. 200 6aes stock. 1916. 2o3e
SELMA April 20. Cotton quiet; midding Iseisi,c Low
meDta o7z bars. stock. ls75 y.2o2 bales. lo74 ,7SS
BAL.
bALnNoRB April 23-Cotton dun; Middling lsi.als4c;
net receipts BIZ bales gro si tales rxor- coast ise
bales ~eokly reoeipts is7 bales gross 22I bales
exports, coastwis 4oJ balcs sslo 537 bales spnDers
AL balcA
PmL.DKLPHA. Apri 23.-Cotion quiet Middiinx l8asc;
Low Kidding. l6lcL Good Ordinary l5sC- Tsooip,A
lo3 bsies groAs s%s tArs; sAvorts V GrsAt Brn Az
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n1hnle., rrn.s. 2 n6a hales, ex.

beles. weekly receipts O67baies gross SVo' "oo "
porf . 10 Grea Britain. BOO bales ,,,,r ,s,c No, 70
fhIotsrA April Cotton quiet MI 10 az. is7t
,Js ~ inea eaes 20 bales stock, 1870 o. ~ bses
ID 500 bales weekly net reoepts 30 bales S"p"'' "
hal. a. seea 1911 bales spnners, 10 belrs ,,, Iksc
CscIsNA u April 29-Cot on nnchans.d saies "a
aos stk ~ no bales weekly net receipts 2IS s
shipncnts 27f3 sales sO5 balCs spnnef, wv ,ps
~ Inrs ArriI 23-COttOn quiet Iiidilng lD TO-
receipts bales; biz mens ~ oas ea' n,cs gros
&C. IL oS0 balrs weekly net receipts, % Ddes bi"1
III baIcs. sbDmentA 2 - bales sales 400 Dae- o,,
tJAmOrrE April % Cotton quiet Mill hs 10 70 ceiTs
200 bales. shipments. 1913 Da!es sales l'o'" o~i1'' ~
'pory hpril 81 Cotton dull Mdiiing lbtc low ~ ~
ding 10 40; GooI Ordinary. lao "teiy n't i"o'P' "
u.ns sIinn,cpts 253 bales stOcs. OF baC@ 49, .a.Lig
ATIItNs Rpr % Cotton nominal Mhnl ny ly.-, IL
net recetpts bales; shpmenis a. Dhes' 7fHi'''"' "
bales. stock o nOi bal,s.
o"i''' ' - COrToN sRcEGpTs. . -, c,.,,o,
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CIVIL NOTES.

In The United States Circuit COnrt Yesterday
Judge Sbipman granted injunction restraining II. A.
Guntber from infringing j. j. Schingers patent for
what IL known the concrete sectional sid walk pave
ment, ia Laid IN MaisOnsquare Gunthrr claimed
that that kind of pIvem ~ lthcF pdicntabe nor
the Invention Schillingcr. Edward Fitch and Van
SantvOord the plaintiff aud A. v BreseD de-
fendant
In the case of the city against the Broadway
National Bank Judge Lawrence. in Supreme Court ham
bers has settled the order for bill Of particulars direct
ing the city furnish list Of the which are
alleged have been wrongly paid and tho special obiec
ton to each, but requiring statement O the specific
accounts against which those warrants were
drawn
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COURT OF APPEALS.
A1nAyy N. Y. April 23.-In the Court of APP


Friday, April % ln7J , e. o,,.Irant
No Is,ECavin t. Hathaway Supervisor, c. appen"r,
egt tho town Of Cnonnatus, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" ~
sined and cludsd ,,, p,nt - No re
M iS7-Aupeby sgt Erie County SAVINGS BanE-b I"'
nncst Of the 90 mt this cause argued on the iEt n- wa"
reargued by oouus TO-DAY s0neoi the points 10
No. stephen Remington et al srsne IN conusoI
for .nUeilanfs and Y. Cogswen Tor re ,.,
80 2Oi-lirnry r. Smith respondent agt Inc Dlcns 81
ms 60 appellant Argued BY w f. Cogs"eii OF oon"'' i
appellapt and j. G.. COchane for Respondent ,.,- D..
80 2nJ-The Board Of ryiSrs 0i Monroe JIM,
sr,nfs,f ,ei Vn OTIS ct a. appellantsArgue1 ~ =. =.
of ronnssi for appesns amt by George r. DanoIlh
% RESPONDENTS
PROCLAMATION made and Court adjourned
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DECISION sAPRM OF.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge D0nOhne.-
Cornell ag'. -Mcmarandnm. Mott agt Humoaioa.
Sojcr Davis ot al.-Orlcrs granted
Circ1ut Part B BY Judge DonOhue.-Unon Trust VI
Y. agt Wilton Bleecker ct al agL BvolOrd-SettsL 500
amendments
Common Pieas-Speciai Trm-By Judge Loew.-
Stndwe agt RimRst Order settled sohowor sgt Adler
ApIl de1ied meInorsDdumj Iulrok ioyt-
ApIl cation denied. ilahiin sustained lOos
Mackelar aSt MoGiDnis.- Motion granted.
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DISSENSIONS AMONG UNDERWRITERS.
WITHDRAWAL or TWO COMPANIES FROM THE LOCAL

WITHDRAW Al on TWO COMPANIES FROM HE LOCAL
BOARD.
The dissensions which have existed in the
Local Board Of Underwriters for past have
Gu m NAT, again the withdrawal OF two companies,
.Ach will be followed probably by several The
imposed by the larger companies the Of
grievance The broadway Company of No. 1853 Broad
way and the jefferson Of No Ill Broadway have with
dawn An old insurance officer says that
there has been conflict between tie
large companies doing agency business
an the small coWpani doing local or Scw-YOrk and
Brooklyn business. The foreign companies, com
psnirs doing business outside of NewYOTk which have
comparatively ltc interest In NewYork. lave labOred
steadily maintain rates In this city. They claimed
tnat they reduced rates here they would be- obliged To
do the throughout the country. Tue local boards
main tanned that they ought 10 eneavOr ~ meet these
wants the community al ~ low rates AZ are cOnpati
BILE with sound underwriting. SO many dslhected com
panics have retired frJm the Board that the agency
companies have now complete control
Samuel H. Delchor President OF the Jefferson Company
said yesterday that his company had Withdrawn from
the Board becauSe OF bs braches oil th OF which some
Of the comIrnics had been guilty His company had
been among the last 10 into the Board, ana atbongh
they had cause 10 retire Tong ngo they wished to act CON
sistently aud the matter fatr trial They had be-
convinced that the only Tor honorable COM
papes pursue. who wished 10 retain their business,
10 withdraw The experience of This Company had been
that IN. underwriting of dishonest COMPANIES sei
OlIsly mparing their bi siness.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
fBr TYLggg,rg TO THE r IBUSyI

WAsnISGToS. April 23.-The following Is sum
Of the proceedings In this Court today
No tOrgnallEx pario Louise moiSay.TLe priton for
VIII OF pcrumptfy mandaIius Court % Claims
gued by Mr. Thomas Wilson support Of the aud by
Mr. Assistant Attorney General Gorlorts thereto
No BlOngtDalEx pare tue Cnited states petitioner
The petition fT wr1t NJ prremptOfy mandamus tbs Court
OF Claims by Nj John X Br Of counsel for
United states support OF the Mr. Clarke
In oppsaition uicretn
No. 234-Tho United stateS ag- Farragut administrator
90 Appeal tom ths supreme Court OF District II
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Aprl s,.rhe follow lg Gre the net total Cotton
WOOL MARKET.

pm Anyr PM. April 23-Wool 4 improved denan't AMI
frn,+ ONO I'annsylgana and West virginia - H
ab"ye boo X 5Jc; Medium, gGg57 ic Coarse 2' vci
%orL Nrl nan Indiana, AMI Western llne qyn1S' b,,.
nm S59jCc Coar.e 6Oc Combing WASHED OWnD'c;. LoD
M fInvsssbd a. B4Gc: Canada COmbbs b5~op'j fle
washed 35a37c; Coarse and Medium unWf.ou t,os,do
l,h ,yo,haJ $50 De- Colorado Washod, Zo1"pu'
rnoo,'s',pd 81 n 2jc Extra and Merino ruis1 4(gDp
N and ,,er Pulled "a o.; Texas Fine and Moin" %
q IeYn s IOn22c.
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stated tina; the society OF which the Rev Henry n Gir
net ia pastor do not intend tn build another chnrcn ~
,,re.rnt hall at No. lao 6ixthye is NJ present. usen
Tor regians services II IA not expected thal SooVV
the amount promised by the Presbytoy on taxing IN.
ropry off the hands of tho society, wtlDe obihncu NJ
The sale but the Prcsbytcry in to make good The difference
between that amount and the price at which tho churc
d o,Il
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bin Areued Wy Attorney General Williams and ~ NJ co"nS
~ he annel1s MsssTa Wilson and Ashton sulnlttea
nn,ed argment on behalf OF Animal Porter anu i'ci
Admiral bailey.
Adjourned until Monday, May B.
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PAHHENGERS Skilled.

FOR RIO JANEIRo, &c;-Ia steamship M,rr'naei, April
c3-(pt J. "A. kimberly i. Richardson. Willie Bailey Mss
Dasey bailey Foss Miss 1orassa iel, COL IIo
ratio A Dnpuy. Mrs. II. 9. r. Kobe \. Duchamp JOmett
th, ". CIllbeTt NFs. A. NJ owen, Oscar Klcm-
schmidt j. J. Rigg Knutte Charles stark. colby
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Friday. April %, 1873.
AUCTION SALES or NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
IN H. m LYdLoic a 90.
stnrv brick stable and Of ATTN A. 1901 eof lHt
49, M Rich1ri J. l0FleN
s,orv btoyyu stone house and ioi, 2iKl039, no l2i
AL 27th A. 40 70 W OF bexi g1On ..-lDjJO
IA laasL h Stssts.
o,orv brown stone iOss aud lot, Of 4Jth IT. 800 II
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P1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship CIiffOrni0, April 23.--
Charles wilson Rev f. Lund NJ ss NJ Mitchell. Miss Jeanie
AeAanre Lieut. Ebsten and lady, A. W. Cook A r. stevens
VIM Brown.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM rises .. 900 80 Moon Rises LOO
III II wAtEg rIIls pAt-A Al.
Hook 953 Cows Island lob Hell e. Ferry. 600
wAER riIl5 DAY. NJ
sandy Hook 1916 Cows island. 1906 Hell g. Ferry OPP