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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

PASSAGE OF THE BILL LIMITING THE RUNNING
OF RAILROAD TRAINS on sUNDAY-MPoRT-
ANT BILL AS TO THE PAYMENT OF WAGES.
TRENTON, March H. 1875
In the House bills introduced by Mr. Egan to
require justices OF the peace give bonds S. 900 to
secure the payment to the proper authorities Of all
moneys received by them, before after judgment in
all suits adudged by them and requiring them to give
a certificate signed by judge OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas their fitness, character, &C, for the
Ufhee
BY Mr Paterson-To authorize the city OF Newark to
issue bonds for $3.50, 0O0
BY Mr.. Scovcl-To authorize the Court OF Common
Pleas IN Camden instead oi the City Council 10 grant
licenses. &c, for tavcrns
BY Mr. Payne-Makinr II unlawful for employers TO
pay wages In printed, written or verbal orders.
Mr.. T. Drake offered a concurrent resolution 20 have
Inc State Arsenal insured for 100000
the bill providing for the running OF but train
zach way Sunday all railroads passed It's second
reading
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CLEARED.

Steamer Elizabeth, Clark Baltimore via South Amboy-w
Dalzen.
steamer Franeonia. Bragg Portland-J Y Ames.
Ship Of the East (Br), Durham LyerpooTapscott
Bros * 10.
Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsay Porto Cabello-M Perez
Obarrio.
Brig Olga (Norl, Larsen, Lverpool-C Tobias Co.
Brig Sirius Br, Mcleod, Basse Torre, st ktts-Jones
Lough.
Brig Altata. Freethy. 81 Domingo l. Ward Co.
Schr Charlie Stedman. Dunton Port Maria Ja-Moses
Cohen.
Schr Old Chad. Wylie, Aqun. Hayti-A Nones Co.
Schr Opera (lrl. Fowler, st John. MP Neyius Son.
Schr Nettie fBrl. Brett St John. NB-Heney Parker
Schr Dolly Warden. Allen, Fernandina-WArren Ray.
Schr W II Van Brunt, Haughwont. Jaeksonville-Vsn
Brunt Bro
Schr Martha @. Martin, Salem-Ferguson Wood
Schr Annie Collins, Bayes. st George, Granada- b
Wenbeag.
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Mr.. Hogeboom, who has been accused by some news
papers OF having charged that the taken last
summer by the democrats was fraudulent on its
face" will make speech tomorrow the subject.
He is Chairman of tho Assembly Committee on Appor
tonment
FOR STATISTICS.
The Senate spent an hours time tedious and
frutless discussion bill brought here by Dorman
b. Eaton and introduced by Senator Gerard. TO make
II compulsory cities, towns and villages TO furnish
yearly statistics OF their social and financial condition.
motion OF Mr.. Starbuck 10 strike out the title
agreed to, and. by unanimous consent OF the Senate
the bill was laid In its grave.
PROTECTING woRkISGMKN.
Laborng men and mechanics have frequent occa-
Iions TO for small sums OF money in the Civil Dis
lrict Courts of New York. but 1t happens that by the
time they pay the fees incidental to the process
the sought for Is considerably reduced To en-
able working Teope 10 bring action Tor any not
ceeding S25 for labor material furnished and in
judgment be recorded In favor of the plaintiff the de-
fcndan shall pay the costs Is the object OF bill intro
duced by Senator Gerard.
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THE SHOWER OF FLESH.

NEw YORK. March IL, 1870
To rHE EDITOR HRRALD-
Being Keniuckian can explain tho late shower OF
flesh In my native State. In my young days was out
hunting occasion aud bad Just shot and killed
line deer, when saw whrlwrnd approaching. Il
caught up the deer and barely escaped by stepping
aside, as u passed me with terrific force. II
volyng with the fearful speed OF shaft by lightning,
aud could the deer growing smaller and vanish
ing away IL being ground up the jaws OF the
wind.
The whirlwind passed on, but to my surprise from
returning upper current o air there came down
shower Of the venson ground as finely Kentucky
homny. For AN hour aitorward 10 sifled down and
gathered II up until had nlled my game bag with
the wonderful sausage meat
The strangest part Of tins ltc occurrence was the
fact that pieces bone down curiousy carved
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
uIoH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IS, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
TELEGRAPH

KEPoRTRD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Celtic Br. Thompson. Liverpool March and
Queenstown Sd with mdse and passengers TO X Corts
mde aud IS passensers 20 Hurst, March I lat ~ g.
lon II 40 passed ssg,riggSd ea%er bound a same me
loh lat Al % lon 81 or ser Gertrude smith hence for
Steamer Royal Minstrel tBr> Henderson, Patras Feb 3
Messns l2th Palermo 18th and Gibraltar altar 2s. with fruit
Steamer Acapulco Gray Apinwall March and Havana
ship Co eth Of NOrro Castle spoke brig roreus Of Port
mss S:st%SS sa VIM sf"s cis HE'S Co.
Steamer Richmond. Kelley Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
Steamer Wilnamspor. willetts Philadelphia with coal
ship Duke of Abercorn cof Londonl, Dalrympo, Annoy
Cape Hope and the Equator Feb III
Or from a%Oy A for r. raden @ % g %f sss Sa
Dutch Java for Rotterdam soth lat ss 81 $, Ion
4s IT Rdsd Rnn S1 Ss% S @Is wr for the M
with marble and 70 order IloSJS Parker
Bris Five Brothers tof Boston,, Thaow, Cagdenas
Key West 81 days with sugar and melado 70 Oscas,ro
repair pumps &c March in lat se 80 Ion "a
Bris Z Rich Paine ssrna IL days, with sugar W
y days with order vessel to Jsms s,v weye Co
nd es"y e ss 5 s m aS * r Ss
wedges in the Of mizren mast worked loose had TO
doing shipped large auanti,es q water March IN LAT
"a 3d. passed number Of barrels. OF them
painted red and piece OF schr bound south
picking mp some OF the barrels.
Schr Catharne May of Philadelphia. Davis Cardenas
IL days. with sugar order vessel TO Dayton Co.
Schr Abby l. Dow of Philadelphia, Young. CientueGos
II days. with to iowa. Terry Co; vessel TO overton
4 Hawkins
schr Azelda Laura Jorgensen Baracoa IL days. with
fruit to Weinberg.
lumber TO A Dayton. Is bound 10 Perth Amboy.
Schr Adelaide Aleott, French. Virginia
Schr Minnie STILL jennings, Virginia.
Schr ID Williams. Pierce. Baltimore.
na-Schrs Olivia A OiMulen and Ellen, which arrived
18th consigned TO Peter Nevius Sou quot before
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Alice b. Hogan Bath for New York
Sehr Starlight Allen. Calais for New York.
Schr W Hilton. Mathews New Haven for New York.
sehr Louis Walsh, Lewis. Stonington for New York
BOUND EAST.
Ste amer Franconia. Bragg New York for Portland.
Steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish, New fork for New
Bedford.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer New YORK for New London and
Norwich
Schr Maria Hart Virginia for Fairhaven.
Schr Amos Briggs Briggs Haverstraw for Providence
Scnr Ford Port johnson for Hartford
Schr p NJ Buell., Ireland Elizabethport for Salem.
Schr Nellie Paine. Pierce, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Anna Lyons. Wood, Port Johuson for Boston.
Schr Mary Amsden, Mcsitchie, Ezabethport for New
schr Hannah McIoon Cof ROckiand Keens New York ga
Sehr Elira wasson New York Bridgeport
Schr c A Jones' Kent New York for Bath.
Schr VIM Peck. Buncc. New York for Cold Spring.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Norsemau fBr). from Cardiff for King Georges
Sound, Ian ~. lot 81 s Ion rs w.
ship WIn Stanley reported AMI from Cape Otway for
for New York. Dec % lat 80 20 5. Ion OY Z.
Ship Washington Chase, from Liverpool for New York.
Feb rs OIL Old Head of kinsalc.
ship Victoria Atwood Boston for Cacutta Jan
LAT y 10 n. Ion 20 4s w.
ship David Brown, Colcord from Boston for Madras Jan
rs. lat IL y lon 80 W.
Ship Leading Wind Hinckley. from Boston for San Fran
cisco, Feb y. lat II 40 n, Ion "a AZ ~
Bark Katie DaInes' (Br. days from New York for
MatanzRs. March d, lat 80 TO- Ion ~ %.
Brig Thos rurull Mcconnell from Mayaener, PR, for New
Haven. March IL 20 miles of Fire Island.
Brig Sarah Nichols (Br). chase from Matanzas Feb %
for Portland, March q, lat 81 30 lon 81 40.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

GENOA March I2-Auved, schrs William Frederick
Ames New York; Henry Winship. Doane, New Orleans.
HAvRE. March l3-Arrived. brig Somerset (Br), Haley
New York.
PLYMOUTH, March IS, 10 AM-Arived. steamer Suevia
Franren- New YORK for Hamburg land proceeded
PALERMO March 9--Sailed. steamer Sam Weller Br),
Murray, New York via Valencia.
QUEENSTOWN March 13 5PM-Arrivcd, steamer Republic
(Br). Porter, New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
TRIESTE. March 3-Sailed steamer Presnitz (,r) Arm
strong New York via Catania. Messina and Palermo
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LenTHnUsKs on THE COAST PKRU. -
The government has for the construction OF -
lighthouses the of Peru well rs for number OF
lights which he placed different ports The WORK
10 be paid for in Treasury bonds the interest and sinking
fnd being paid from the dues collected In the port
OF CAllao until light dues charged when these also Will
be applied TO the same purpose.-south Paeihe Times
The following copied from the Noteias HydrogrAeas OF
Chile =
Tho buoy which marked the Fawn Rock in Molyneux In
let reported BY the French Cher to have dap
peared
The commander Of Chilian corvette Magallanes
ports that the channel reported exist the Of
English NarOws is In reality splendid bay Ii In Tor
short distance To the and then north for two
miles The Magalanes found good anchorage, in sand and
mud at about 30 fathoms.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

There was large audience at this favorte theatre last
evening The programme was good one and an
entire change from that Of last week The wonderful
barrel and globe act OF Mr. Fred Levantine wins i'm
mense applause especially from the ladies. Little
Macs Essence Of Ole Virginia" calls to mind the days
OF old Mechanics Hall and poor Dan Bryant, and the
Poole Brothers their aeTobatic dances introduce
some entirely features in their dancing Alter an
excellent olio embracing all features OF variety per
formance, the nights entertainment concluded with
the local drama Of "New York During the Centennial
in which Messrs Allen, Hart, Little Mac and Cahil,
the Misses Richmond, Brown, Coventry and Thorn
ton took part
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THE RECALL OF GENERAL MEIGs.

Washington March III special TO Cincinnati Com
mercial
Comment upon the hasty recall of General Megs
from his European junket reveals some interesting
facts 1t is believed that the President is
Meigs resume his old place in Washington at the
head OF the principal bureau OF the War Department
and oust General Rufus ingalls, thereirom before any
damaging scosures regarding the atter's misconduc
ia office are made. ingalls, downfall is predicted by
intelligent individuals with much positiveness as
that OF Beknap just before the latter iell and IL
asserted that If he is not caught while in the Office
OF Quartermaster General he will oil events be cash
iered and dismissed in disgrace from the army.
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Dg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YoRE
adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing white burn
ing colos red changing from to tho other
In succession several miles distant Cap
tains of vessels seeing ths signal will obge by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
nPersons desirous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
all parts of the world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates required.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by teegraphns to the HERALD London Bureau. sd
dressing Bennett. No 4e Fleet London" TO tbs
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue ds Opera.
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be eabled to hia
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
will ind the Paris ONCE economical
and expeditions for telegraphins snswA
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THE BoATAIEN's BLOODY AFFRAY.

The inquest on the body Of Frank Ford was resumed
yesterday at Jersey City. before Coroner Cannon.
County Physician Stout testified that he participated
In the post uortem examination and he described the
uounds, Of which proved fatal. The case was
Even TO the jury, who after brief delboration
nercd verdict that Ford TO bis death by stab
sounds inflicted by John Heavey. The remains OF
ford buried At tho expense of the county, his
relatives refusing 70 make their appearance
D the disreputabe life he had led Hsavey has been
removed from the City Hospital 10 tks County Jail TO
await the action Of the Grand Jurys
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rwESrY-rH1np STREET THEATRE.

An excellent entertainment was given at this theatre
last evening, consisting of well rendered scec-
tons by the California Minstrels Then followed
most laughable sketches, in which J. W. McAndrews,
Mr.. Hugh Fay. Mr.. W. Brockway and Miss Alice
somers took part These were supplemented by
a song and dance by Miss Alice Draton
and Dutch specalties by Mr. jones WILL
Jams. Unbounded merriment was created by Nc
Andrews in piece called "He Carries Razor.h Miss
Lulu Dclmay contributed her album of songs and after
n double song and dance by Messrs Baker and Doyle
tho entertainment was brought to cloce with roll
licking farce entitled lrish Justice The entire per-
formance was highly creditabe and well repaid the
visitors, who seemed delighted with the variety which
presented
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
WOODS MUSEUM.

Mr.. 7. G. Riggs, very talented delneator of the
comic side of Irish character appeared at this house in
a play called ''Suil Gar." written for him by the
American Boucicaut John F. Poole, whose dramas
may be counted by the As the primary elements
CT Irish dramas pretty much the same, the only
difference when they set before the public being
sary say that the OF Messr Riggs and Poole
very palatable. OF the company that supported
Mr.. Riggs Miss Sylvester and Miss Sanford call for
special commentator.
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OF and ornament among which still retain in my
possession pair OF sleeve buttons ! have no doubt
but that many other hunters have like myself wit
messed similar freaks OF the wind who did not think
little thing OF the kind worth mentioning IL may De
best TO add that might have been ncrcdulous had II
not been that picked up piece Of the deers heart
containing bullet with my private mark on IL That
settled the question JOEL SLOPERs
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comedian. But bis efforts were, nevertheless, well
calculated 90 arouse the visibility Of The audience
Bladder hts mate entrusted TO Mr. John Wild who
played itwth great There besides these
excellent artists Miss Louise Franklin Miss Hannah
Birch, Messrs Larry Tooley, John Jenniugs ID. A.
Kelly and others OF merit and the piece which was
replee with the most comicl situations created un
bounded laughter. and must be pronounced success
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

Bros OF Provinceiown. and designed for fisherman,
which will be launched March ~ Hardy Bros are
has an oner 10 build and If he eau make nir eompsnna
ton by the contract will accept Cyrus burnan a. S1s
bury Point has schooner Of ~ tons designed rs nsef
man which he will launch the latter part Of this month
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
SAILED.

Steamer Albemar for Lewes. Del ship Leander lBr)
London; bsrks Abigail ,Br Cronstadt; Consigo ntaO
Genoa Montezuma Barbados: brig Ethel Bolton, Aatsn
Wino midnight. NV. fresh
Barometer q 2993.
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TONY PAsToR'S.

AT this place Of amusement lust night the change
improvement on last week. Tonys new Gen.
tennal song is of the best he has sung The
French Twin Sisters pretty and pquant in their
songs and dances, and Jennie Morgan ia her ballads
proved as popular as ever
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
GLOBE THEATRE.

The entertainment here last evening consisted Of
number Of well known pieces, in which several popu.
lar performers took part. Barney and Hickey gave
''rhe Happy Irish Couple' with good relish and In
the sketch Of Hash" Hickey was particularly funny.
The panomlme OF Tho Conscrpts" concluded the
entertainment
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AIIsCELLANEOUs.

A BsOLuTR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DffSER
ent States or numerous without pablcitys 10
Ea everywhere charge until divorce granted advice
Tree " HOUSE, Attornev IA r1ndwav
A BsOLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"a o different states for without pub
ieity; legal everywhere terms satisfactory FREDRRICk
l. hiNG' Counsellor NJ Law. No. q 81 Marks place.
THoMAs K. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW YORK
Grocer. Tea. Coffee aud Flour Dealer. New lorkera
aud everybody eau aud get bargains. ~ vesey ".
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

DOR SALE-sTEAMBOAT ESCORT 2OD FEET LONG
beam engine. ntted with staterooms; furnished
night route ready Tor business light draught saloon Pro-
peer Artizn 5fp tons 40 feet ong In thoro7 h order;
also sldewheel aud steamships steam Yaents
FREDERICK e. SCHMIDT No south Wian st.
yNANrED TO PURCHAsE-ONE OR MORE ERIT
W Canal Boats; must be sound not over two year
old Inquire OF BARCLAY co. $40 I'd av corner 18th 4
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

ArEs OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR rHE MONTHS
APRIL
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc-KELLoGG ENG.
LIsH OPERA.

short season of English Opera commenced at
the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn. last evening by the
Kellogg troupe. The audience that assembled wei
como them of which they might well feel proud
crowding as II did every part building The work
selected for presentation the Star OF the North
with the cast when given during the recent
stay Of the troupe In this city, Miss Kellogg Mr. Mas
and their associates generally In very good voice.
and the result perfectly smooth rcpresent Of
this populnr opera
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pRooKLYN THEArRE-rHE Two ORPHANS.

BROOKLYN THEATRE-rHE TWO ORPHANS.
AT the Brooklyn Theatre last evening the 'sTwo Or
phans'' produced in very satisfactory to
good house The leading roles filled by the same
artists who carried the play through its long and
cessiul run at the Union Square Theatre when 1t
was first presented III this country. A few
changes made in minor roles which
did not materially affect the general character
OF the performance. The scenery not quite up
the standard USUALLY reached in the New
York house. but 1t recalled the splendid pic
lures that accompanied the hrst representations OF
the piece The changes in the cast included the ap-
pearancc OF Mr. Mines Levick Pierre Frochard,
the crippled knife grinder, formerly portrayed
by Mr. Mackay at tho Union Square This
part Mr. Ievick interpreted quite credit
ably evoking in the stronger passages very gen
eral approval Mes Maude Harrison also Ia
her part that OF Henrete. of the orphan sisters,
which she nlied with credit The part vi the other
sister, Louise, the blind girl was taken by Miss Kate
Claxton, who has made the representation all her
Mr C. X Thorne. Jr also appeared IN tho character
which he represented IN New York, that Of the Chev
alier de Vaudrey Mrs. Marie WILKINS gave agaiu her
vivid embodiment Of the old ogress La frochard,
and Mr.. Stuart Robson, with his funny voice,
was the flppant valet, Picard. One other aud
the least important part remains TO be mentioned
This is the natural sketch Of Sister Gcnevieve
which Miss Ida Vernon presents With so strong cast
It can readily be that "The Two Orphans must
have been agreeable TO the Brookynites IL is only
be presented a lew evenings. however aud, when
withdrawn, Lied Astray will take It's place with a
as accountable
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

uno 9aNel (8eiier Sui9t) ansetommrn,
iprans elm nnbefanntsr uor ie in otn Nes
uno rief: .@slo ODER Sllt!" .geas." iaate
lie, .ioa i'd biz @elo scben2" unb fieS
Cen StroIb NIT Der 6auit ori Die 8ruf,
Bop .r ridlinss IL Booen JAM. gbs l,ts
ter lid mieoer ,uienmengerait bate, bate
u. y. einsn 10 beoeutenoen Soriprung, eab
ie ni6t msbr einseboIt peroen tonnte.
@;brrno Der Wi0er &c. bon Gsisbo,f
am II. Ossember Eadmitiags in ieiner in
Sewesung itebsnoeu Miibie beiddftist
mar, puroe CT burd cine un%poriittige Se=
wegung pon Dem Gdocrrpert an ben Rleis
oern crfdbt. Die @siabr srntisno, in
pelter er ibwebte, erfaBte R. nit ,eioen
Odnoen cinen neben linn ltehenbsn Efeiler;
leoo6 nur auf einen 9tagsnblif rpnnte Ct
Der Gricbtruit bes Gaoes piosrit b.n uno
wuroe Gegen eiu anberss Stab gei6leuoert,
nobel CT ;iemIi9 erbebli6e 0eruunounaen
irn an9eIitte erlitt. Sin MIuerbnride,
melder an elmer um0ern Stelte arbeitete,
benerfte %loIort, oaR irssuo cine Ssmmuna
i'm &%dperuerf entltaroen mar uno ieste los
fort Die Wflble gu, %irorauf DER @teilter aug
ieinsr ssfdDrli4en Sage beirsit wsrSen
tornte.
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