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= {. RITTER,
-, ..ormerly Of E2rwoof 4 Ritter,
s,.' -A"ch 'be Old stand Of T. August, No. %
"'0i Street, la opened select
, 49, FAMILY GROCFRE,
r. ~ e "!il be p.aeed TO his friends and the
: NNA, tffs*fEay. Hs. stock will consist u
TgnVitE FAMILY GROCERIES,
l,ntAs FINE LIQUORS,
inEANDIES, VINES.
N'tYIiLA CHEWING AND SMOKING
Z, ibhACCO ans CIGARS,
r.. CJkN. OATS
+, p'n".-FEED, LIME, &c.,Sc
H' aE aLtc!. sed his stock of goods rer "a sh Will
n- ."., 1L"h cIneuts 10 buycrs. such 10 the htsrd
III u s"tnl. Gan ap0 give him = trial.
,, nts'' h2a market prices paid for coun.ry
r'1et &h aIlss. de 23-2m
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MONEY TO LEND
~ vgAr ESTATE or COLLATEkAh9'
RICHAHp>oN & CO.,
p,s. ts,a!,. Agents and Arci!"nseFs'
lll3 Ma!n street.
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nArIROAp BONDS.
n,Nh OF COMMERCE,

DANk or tUhAtkCt,
lllT MAIN STREET,
transact. = general BANNING BUSINESS, and
,ttS ,' CT 80 cI-ca Haviug full line of cor
c.."s1 NJ. c1lcc:tJrs receive pronp: attention.
rOEFlGS EXCHANGE.
A.sy.p,s r,r Urrxrl < Co., TIME or SIGHT
RiIL~ vii ~ >alG Il: closest rates on thciI coIFe
4y<0s. STOCKS, and TAX X-RECElFABLE
,II.puN> t,ougrl and sold al market ratts.
siq-lr, JOHN {. WILLIAMS, Cashier
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EN"l.isH PICKLES. MUSTARD, and
S>>,Sat Sat r receiving from steamship "Eovs
G""h' G"h' difer; from hessro. Crosse 81 Black well.
~uH IN; I4rs. ' p'~" i'' 4'
,EN"LI>H DURHAM MUSTARD in pound and
yFS.IHL!Sh - ICE" LEA PERRISS'S wOR.
iii.r' lEk genuine sauce in qls4rt and pint
DAVENPORT t. MORRIS,
- on llnporlerS.
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HVohLAND LlME.-1,2O6 barrels daily
low ,atr ,tSf'Fh per SCHOONER Maggie Bell. for sale
----eel. --l .oeel. Fe 18j AS. LEE.
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,pES SE.EDS.

.r",' ,rs,r,"~ ,,.",ty ~,T1 20, ,1s0e;e. 1soei
T:S%Hs s::; +s.'S$::s ! ::
:: 4: :: i; ::;$ $ Is; !;
,yr Ta - HyHr H,5cr "r copies Of thc RnrGl
y. ",fs$S ss $ 2 s"1 sifs'"Srs' for
.s.a .",,.s,n,Gou. ANDHETli 4 Sons.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday Arthur
Blandly and George BrOhe brought c9arge OBJ
tanng goods Of the yalne Of $40 from Arnold Constable %
Co. of Nos 307 AM 300 Cas BY frauda mt representa-
tons Tney were each committed in default OF nOO bail
Charles r. Beckwith. formerly clerk Of Il. T. Bah
btt charged with enbozznz nearly 81 5000 Of his
money, brol ght into the OF 1eIera
yesteniaT. His counsel eXJudge fulertOn. He
pleaded guilty totwo Indictments for aud three for
embezzlement.
George Spohr, charged with selling adHltersted
milk, applied eray 10 JUDGE Lawrence In SUPREME Court
Chambers for order Of prohibition restraining the Court of
Special SessOns from trying him. the ground that being
gnorant " the English language he had never CONSCIOUSLY
waived his hsbt 70 jury trial Decision was reserved
JUDGE Lawrence some days ago released Mary Bar
baro wno had been sent by Judge Bxby yagrat ~ the
HOrkhOus+ the testimony cny showing that Tie had
been begging. The District Attorney HIS apDealei and
cured ett0r 10 lew Judge Lawrence de- i)n 10 the
purpose OF stng what constitutes legal and how
far a Police Justices decision Is nnal.
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
aeore SAMPSON coOred of No 1873 Thompson st. held
a. $1,000 bail 10 answer charge OF striking lbs Wife on s1e
head with Ratchet John Farley Of 80. PAS Sprng st.
hen IN 800 bail Ia answer, charged with eultng bs wife In
Tue Taco With kne. Philip lniniy and Joan NC arthy
eIoh held IN de AMT Of $3.50 La charge Of
having attempted 70 commit burglary at NO 4e9 Caaalst
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday the fol-
lowing quOf held for r al In 500 each Francis
kinney Francis Lutte, Richard Wiley Christopher Lynch,
Joseph Kirby Peter Tasy, Hugh Farrell On the night Of
Feb 10 Uerr Chles NcDemOtt % the THeI y second Pre-
assaiied by gang Of TdGaus led by Edward Nc
Slahrav, receiving injuries which viii disable Inn for life
McShaIay arrested yesterday and committed for rAL
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CIVIL NOTES.

An order was granted yesterday by Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court Chambers a the Instance OF H.
F. Ayerl requrng Morgenhau Bruno 70 show cause why
they punished or contempt for an alleged sale Of the
industrial Exhibition COmpany's bonds.
In the suit OF Frank and others against the Com
u,r,iai Fire insurance Company tried before lodge Van
Uo...n in the Common Pleas Term the facts OK which
awarded a verdict 10 plaiatins for slOoO
Judge Donohue III Supreme Court Circuit yester-
day In against r. F. Picket for Sl6SS 49,
directed verdict for e p.niie Tho suit Na 10, money
vsnces were statements Of plAaud misleading
the defendant
In the suit OF Edward D.. James against John j.
Burce tined Judge Locw which he filed hurried
opinion on the last day hs term against the plaintiff cross
motions before Judge Robinson by tho plaintiff 10
have tle case ed anew a by .Hs as.e me 20 ha.Y ts
It's fact and law he sholl nave male AZ JHiye Iadse
The oTGer asked by plaintiff
John g. Breen applied yesterday by habeas corpus
TO be- released in civil suit 70 Judge Lawrence IN
supreme Court He claims that the Writing IN the
execution bad that 1t cannot be told whether the mau
Intended 20 arrested il Brcen Green. and that The suit is
entitled "Adoph ldolltl AGAINST James D. blrSh While
joan Bron. tae trial OF e case went on tie stand as
misnOle dsnisses the WIT demanding the prisoner
In the cross suits If Gordon against the Pao Belt
Company the Company against GOron tho motion TO Va
cate an injunction the Company argued yesterday
before Judge supreme Court Chambers the
main ground The injunction wholly was that the
surrties on the given with the original nncton wsr
done Could emresatc by Ilc onr OF new seeuoes
On The other hand mod that tAe pAlhtlhs epLc
scented $50 900 shares 10 Tie Company anu Of .
/ only one representing i've saAres lmil,hen
frld aid OF lss must Tall on tno
otler parties seekiGy the injunction Judge Lawrence TO
I served hs decision.
In the suit of Edward C. Genet against the Mayor,
Judge Donohus Supreme Court Circuit yesterday directed
verdict for the psnLG The plaintiff claims salary a. 81
tenant Of OF Common Pleas from jan TO May ~
1872 He was appointed by Controller Connolly under law,
whose vadY has denied By toe superior Court and
Court "A Common Pleas not recognized ny the Judges
VI he UoUrtA bat claims that nc was always wiling 70 noIs
submit who
retllsl being Judge Donohus directed verdict for
plain ID lur sG-2 So Mr. Van Colt appeared for pAAnh u
| y. Millsr tor Tho atty.
The motion In the suit Of the Atlantic Mutual In
surance Company against Herman sturm and others 10 con-
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yesterday inform the Senate Of the action Of the House
IN regard to the late Secretary Of War.
Mr.. CLYMER CDem., PENN Chairman Of the Commit
tee, made the following report
In Oeenee 70 the order Of the House proceeded TO
the b OF the Senate aud in the name this House
peachei, directed 10 do, William W Belknap
late Secretary OF War OI the United State OF high crimes
that the Senate shall take order TO make him appear be-
fare that body for the same and announced
that the House would present articles OF impeach
mcnt and make them good to which the response
made, o. der stall he taken"
The Committee retired and the routine business of the
House proceeded with.
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED.
The Di In regard to leave of abseuce army officers
passed 1t authorizes leave of absence to officers
duty for 60 days two years for three months
In three years and for four months in four
years, without deduction of pay or allowance.
Other bills were passed "a follows;
For the relef OF Hermann KcrsSman, United States
CJBsulGeueral at Berlin; Of Thomas VdDduzen and hls
assignee Of Rosetta Hart, Charles C. Bensis and Logan
tanIan; OF William Stevens of Joan News Of the owners
OF the schooner FuIhi OF Lewis Goodwin, OF BrHIt
island Shoals North Carolina; Of the securities OF g. T.
Sarah Spaud.nS or Bay City, Mich gan OF H. III. BUCK
ner. Il G. H. Fred rick; removing tue pohutal dsaDIi
ties OF William l.. Mauiy o Suffolk County, n. L.
Also, some GO bills graz I'm. pensions
Also, 20 ADJUST tie claims oil tie owners OF lanus on
the klamath Indian servation in Oregon.
Also, granting $40 acres OF landn Washington Terri
tory t. The widow ANA heirs of James Sinclair.
Also, giving the Court OF Claims jurisdiction 70 near
and determine the claims UOr tom OF the heirs VI
Samuel Rnea Baunng Of ONO. ~
Ime CHAIRMAN Oi the Committee on Military AHairs
reported resolution calling for copies OF a teegaus
ORDERS, and pOndeuce relating 10 the Military Court
OF inquiry i'll The ease q Gen. Ba5cock Adopted
The House then, 90 o'clock, adjourned
The session tomorrow is TO be for debate on the
Hawaiian treaty only.
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THE ASSEMBLY.

In the Assembly to-day bills were introduced
a. follows:
BY Mr. FIsH-In relation opening streets, avenues,
TO- do or public places aud parks In the CITY OF New
York 10 provides that the Board Of Street Opening md
improvement shall have power throughout Nrwl ORR.
Inn al proceedings hereafter any Judge of TIC 5iprcih
Court OF tue Isi judicial District NAV appoint trrc Ut
erect is1t.re-t ana c"mp,'nI G''l rs - 20 II,,,
amount s1aA ne approved bl ire 'ohil
Street Opening and improvement, nol , ehee ,,c
snEl OF 5000 eacn per aunuIn. No Comiissl"n,'
sual bc interested ia any Hon%Iy Scysu ~ H, 80,
Record Tue Board may employ 'lefk and other neceS
sary assistants, ana TX their a, not - %
DcTscs snail I've incurred by sad Commissioners. and
az cn.es whatever snail BE- allowed on any imp Oveneuis
Un they nave been approved BY Tie Board OF street
BY Mr. McGEoARrY-Tor the protection Of the public
peace ia Kings County
The foNoT.tg bills were reported among Others:
by Mr.. FIsH-The New-YOrk Parks bills. amended as
Relative TO District Justices Courts I'm Ncw-York.
Reguiating taxation and assessments In the City Of
AHiesd.ng the Charter Of the City Of Ncwburgh.
Br. Mr.. nOGLBOOM-To incorporate 81. Raymond Gem
by Mr.. g. T. sIlg1i-ILe bill TO create Especial Cenen-
NAL Board represent the educational interests of the
Mr.. FAuLKNER, from the Joint Legislative Committee
on Canai Frauds, submitted their report together with
biI creating d Court o. Claims. Tabled.
49, Nj. HErBUES-A Di.i 10 amend the Revised STA
tutes.
by Mr.. DAvESPORI-IO define the powers OF Boards
o EXci53 in the several towns.
by sir. CKpsBY-AMcn ing the act TO regulate the
practice OF medicine and eIy la the state IL pro-
vidcs practitioners, excepting hccntldics, sAa!l be
required obtain certificate from the Of some
of the legally O4xiLiz.d societies Of the SAFE stating
they are quilted to practice al branches ut me cinc.
The license granted b. te censOrs Of any ued nj society
.ha not protect the person 10 whom IT granted be-
youd the lurs,lct on OF the ecnsOrs who granted H.
Jtn,Ors snail notify practitioners OF the requirements OF
this act, and request theiu 10 comply wn the same
within tinrty days, and IL they do not comply witI
ninety day tac, shah be proceeded against bJ ths Dis
trict Attorney OF tuc county being gully Oi nisde-
IutaLOT.
I,.ls were passed ~ follows;
M u.utl tic .C providing FOR Commissioners To- take
ackHOW eI .lneu OF dceis ad otbCr Ast. uneuis la
VIKING an O,iier SCAT AID Territories.
Amending the Hcy providing FOR the Annexation o!
Movr.htaia 10 ScW-ioIk.
Wien the bill Amending the charter OF The CITY OF "W-
Vol relative L, silafas C4.io ~ Speaker HIatta.
tnr fopr mo. cd 10 20 i0T 4eltCi INSTITUTION
TIE h0ur OF o'clock, the 1Sed f0r adj DufIcut
to-day arrivc! before The question WLs tlsoi AMI to
UOnse adjourned % Monday tycniug.
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observation-disclosures 9.

Supreme Coart-Chambers--B Judge lawrence
Smith sgt. Adrch Sperry ag Hargraves Manufacturing
Co; rlCn agt. horne Brown at Lydagi Haskn sgt
agt keuncdy-6 rauted Matter Of Feed,
testimony vi the signed required by
Ke 80 Mater Of Prank ensein-I think the should be
this the truth o stated w
p,tOn. Miller ag. Standardization yacte order Of
denied with Gusts. FaOer agt HOyey-B0nd
appeal approved. Strong ng Cosne-iscceiyCrs bond
proved. Man agt KniBg.-Explanai9n wanted. Helbun
Racoy.-I the order which made in this
Home Insurance Co. agt MOntOr and an1DDes not comply
Rule 81 RaYnOr agt Rantal-Mhat Is the Lecessity
show cusei Matter Of Breenwrit dismissed
and prisoner remanded.
superior COW.-SDCcial Tem-BY Chief Justice
MOueSeaman agt MclscyDOlGse ct aDef ndant attorney
copy the proposed order The ainh at
touf with not CO OF temen which must be for Monday
N. a 1880 O'Clock a. IN.
Ey Judge Weber ct al Dock savings
et aCr ier appointing Leopold Waach receiver Parker
sgt Harrison Ct al-oreT disnissng plsnun, eompaos
he in JUNCTION bervn be dissolved. Sander agt hot
a. GOGfry ct al agt TCmDs0p Punkett e al agt
Appleton all Humb II et al pgt National Mechanics BANK
ng OF New York Fields et a. ag SOscf Machine
Co Of The CITY aud County keYNOIkoriers granted
Thorn agt DChTmsu et a.-Order Diminishing pl1ihtns
Complaint
Common Pleds-Spccidl Tern-By Judge Robinson.
James Burche-PA ntihs motion granted, q a. OF de
PENDANT denied of Susanna SHERMAN agt Charles sL
berman.-Decree OF divorce 10 plaintiff.
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TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.
CATIToL COMMISSION AND CANAL COMMITTEE RI
PuRTs-wHY ALL HE CANAL THIEVES ARE Not
MISUNDERSTANDING OF TIE NTw-YoRk
SALARY BILL MovED-RsroRTS on BILLS.
SENATE. .... ALBANY. March 3, 1876.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. ROBERTSON. from
the Judiciary Committee reported favorably tbs bill
relative TO tue discharge OF imprisoned debtors
Also avoahly the bill relative 10 TIE Court OF Gen
era Sessions Of the Peace in the Cts OF New-York
Also adversely to the bill to relieve married women
ron disabilities in regard 10 business matters
Mr. SCAOONMAltEE moved To disagree WIN the IT,
port. Ill, ,.,,,,,n,. tho adopt,on NJ tbe re-
Tine report was tabled on notion of Mr.. KENNEDY I'm
Mr. Passes reported ia, Orably the bill relative to chill
Mr. COLE presented the report Of the Joint Committee
Of senate AMI Assembly relative TO the canal n'esl'-
Mr. WOODEN reported favorahy ;he relative TO the
Commiss oner of Jiiors In New-iorS CITY. -, On
AisO adversely bill 10 repeal the act OF Apnl 20
| 1870, relative 10 pubic pace In Ne"-lorA cry
| Agreed to. - 49,,
| city OF NeW-York, tn same as Mr. sranan's bill
Ihe folio sing bilis were passed:
For a better water supply Tor lOnkers , -, IA. !,
Relative 10 the practice OF pharmacy In the city OF
New-IOrk.
| Mr. MCCARTHY offered the following resolution:
W. srr TIE canal Invostgat Commission In their LIST
rcT OF ns.r. that the SlJSS75 90 has @n Iaii
R1 err T Ger rspo.t ana whereas, IS opinion 81 SAID
tonnias,n il'a s.i 'n larsg - u my a =, ~ 90
| hy their re,Ogt thrttiufc
ie.,I the Attorney General DO rc1ue'tol 10 con-
mnuio4t. sc4t -lry dly a. fracicl- tho
al the thus charged have not DC. prose
o. the StaJr PusIri forward 700 col
and Whether further ari any "hht 'gisiAoh
necessary enable ue Attornr cntrA 20 carp o" s@ca
Prosecute
He spoke at length IN favor OF lis resolution, araign
uc tie Governor neg ia not prosct uu- To Icf
charged ia the fraud by the si'eci Canal Comin''
TIE resolution went 10 the table ON motion OF Mr.
WuOdiu
ne Prcs lent presented the report Of the Capitol
CumulssunrIa AMI at once took tn docmcut nom INC
Clerks d,.k 90 make -unc corrections in ~.
Mr BRADLEY offered % Ic-V u;Ou for q hnal ADJOURN
mruL OF the legislature On f4ldh!, ApIh LNd Over
under TIE lulc
Adjourned until Monday evening
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr. SWAMI (Dcm., Md, Chair
man 81 Tive Committee Foreign Affairs, authority was
given for the printing OF the ieelmOny being taken
lore that CODiUitre In tine Emma Mine Investigation
Mr.. SPRINGER Dem. H. asked leave 10 offer a
luton hstrueng the Committee Of Ways aud Means
inquire whether the rvceut Grand Jury INVESTIGATION
into frauds The has been sufficiently thorough
~ Expose al defects m the laws Tor the ecsefi0n Of the
WHISKY tax. and expose tlIe engaged In de
haudlDg the Governments also whether any IurtDer
yestgatlOU should be ordered bY The House.
Mr.. TOWNSEND iitep., N ~ objected.
large number Of benate bills that had accumulated
on The Speakers table were taken up and referred 10 the
sPproprate committees 1hat bsu be disposed OF,
tAr SPEAKER (1r HOskBg Rep, NY, ia TIE cIail pro-
eeoded 70 call the committees fur rep0rte OF private
NJ ere.
AZ i:i0 hia procedure interrupted by the appear
nEee ~ tie bar VI TIE House q the Committee appointed
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ASSETS OF AN AMBITIOUS COMPANY.

Robert j. Livingston. the receiver appointed
10 wind NJ the Uuitcd states 8ld Mexican Telegraph
COMPANY has ed his cOrt. lie states the asscin oi
Tue Company deposit certificate for SlGl 1913, ie"
reams ii lettcrpaper, memorandum book, some can
ceied cheeks "a letter boob and letter press book In
dorsod With the COmpany's name, passbOo& and bank
piss-book representing closed accounts and book
indorsed Ainaics OF tho Unlted StaiTs and Mexican
Tciegrsph COMPANY" lie has received only $685. ~
which he has patt 800 o. eAen oil tAe Is Stockholders
and $3.50 a. m expelses leayny hun fjs3 10. 10 be
Gnced by further expenses 10 So3I TO- 10 be divided
nnn.llN aInung the Is stOcAhp.ieis
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Ausr1N HLAcR AcQuIrrED.

In the Court of Oyer aud Ierminer the trial
Of Ausn Black which has been IN progress Tor several
days before Judge Barrett ended yesterday In his
aeanttl H. was charged with attempting 20 procure
perured Il stimouy in suit for $4,000, The summing
up on both sides prolonged. Judge Barrett sub
Lantiay charged the evidence OF the chief wilt
sses vi the prosecution the evidence OF o0nfessei
confedrraes to be rejected unless confirmed. Ihe Jury
we're out abOa hour before arriving az verdict but
returned with verdict OF Rcquittal wbcn was greeted
with cheer. Judge Barrett though at once checking
tbs exhibition O feeng. expressed bis sastact0n villa
the ger,tigt.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ..................M MARCH 8
CLEARED
steamship Colon. Griffin AsPnwa Pacific Mail Steamship
80 Steamship Republic Br) Porter Liverpool via Queens
steamship SSse Lo3dGp is Tse;sE Ca
shin IRON crown (Brl TAFT LIverpoo. Bowling AIcAi
o1 sars Serena P Aust) chersanok Waterford Ireland.
y P Sos'S chSs ward Gay Lisbon Miller Honghton
Ear, Jaa,s tGerI SteengratS Bremen, H. Koog 4 Co
Bstk Alma (Norl Norha', Gloucester Funeh Elye Co
F RTis frassse, Kaisht Havana, Brett son Co
Rrig Annie r Smith, Basso Terre 81 hlt's Car'"nshs
snr nIn cRr aau Cork Falmouth for Orders Bakes
an Jennie A. Cheney Arey. MALAGA u y. Brown Co
sehT Iyer sh%Saa VA asa1 wei rs;y
sebg Emerson S Rokos MarsOn Matanzas Metesn
schr Daybrcak BlaSs. CardenaSs J. E. Ward & Go.
srhr Laura A Webb, johnson. Baf1oot l.. }. Wenberg
sclr Hattie Card Moon Jacksonville, Bentley Gderseeve
schr. NJ A. Powers. Wiley. Savannah Evans, Ban & Co.
ARRIVED.
H. and queenstown sh With m4se and pass 70 = ~ Dsle
ron fSb Win miss and pass Chas. L. Wright CO.
scir. Isaac II. Borden Baker Se Ea.i over
S SclI tjttic David Lewis, New Haven.
schr TeTuel Ilal Tr.pp, Bath, with ice
sePr. Forest City Hodgdon, Providence.
DISASTERS.
N D.
b~e island reports shin the ~ ne Horse 5oals thIes
M a. s,uth east OF the station at O'Clock this morning
MON rvIDRo March The American schT Belle HoOper.
,ant CilSey from Ga, Dec H. Tor this port, has
srve1 She lad been "a collision with steamship. Ina
amount OF damage Ia not reiso. tel
POREIGN PORTS.
orFEvsTnyN March She Inuan iile steamship city CT
Montreal arrived from Liverpool today and soon sier
from New York Feb o. sryed bore al ocloc ms Alter
moo on the way 10 LIVERPOOL The Whit str Llue steam
shi ,l, Thompson sailed from ts harOJi TOT New ofk
az 4 tnis morning - 49,, ~. c., ,t..s..
VuOy March 3Saled. A. Z. RotsOrd Ire capt Iielfef,
II f.,..- Arrived out on the LIST inst, Martha y. Hail
rsd ann an the us, BURY, Oplr Capt Christensen.
NnS Helen and EdGa Arrived out on the 81 Inst, AAef'
and Liverpool. -. ..o,,-,
,vwss Del March 3.Arriyed steamship Abemare from
- he h unable ay at the dck on account VI the
nt NinA which has prevailed during the nght and
~ hsrks Cusepe Verli ROcCi from OeLoa AntOniO,
croo The .cht Chns II. Kelly lis ordered % NeH.loE4.
Tv,,s March Arrived, steamships Josephine Them
nr ,ooIe ilom Philadelphia; " IA. Craue
pnsop CLEARED steamship sea Gu Chds on Charleston;
hark ~ ]. Mhitns. Fuimore, Londonderry.
po,r1S. M 3-ArnVtd, steamship Seminole Matthew'S
,m set annah anchor ia the Roads NJ T. staples,
from Clenfueyos Portland Sailed from Tho hoads hArk
AzOr. -. -....
FOREIGN COMMERCE oF NEw-YoGR.
We Give b. low Number Of arrivals OF vessels from foreign
eou,t al port tie month OF February distinguish
I'M their class nationality. This table compiled from
s hooks of the Government, kept At the Barge ONCE BY
Mr Alfred Maple, boarding. oineeri - e.. -,
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TIE COUNTS.
STRIKERS UNDER ARREST.

STRIKERS UNDER ARREST
George Newton and two others of the striking
ailors who were arrested Thursday and held to bal
o keep peace applied yesterday to Judge Donohue
for review of the proceedings on eOrdTt and habea'
corpus The return Of the Police Justice was deemed
unsatisfactory by the prisoners counsel and motion
was made for further return, aud the admission to bail
meanwhile Of the prisoners. judge DOaohue doubted
his ability to admit bail In sucn case, aud suggested
tuat he did would be the eud OF the appeal irOm
the Justices order, while # lie did not the prisoners
would nave 10 walt IN prison for the new IetuIn Tue
prisoners concluded to lima bail under the Police JusuceS
order and withdrew their application. James NJ Lyddy
audeXJuge GOOdet appeared Tor the prisoners Asslst
ant DistrictAttorncy Syms FOR the people.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-The President seI

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day;
Chas T. Gorham Of Michigan TO be Assistant secretary Of
Vice B Il C0Wen rcagnrs; James l. Mason p
Virginia b. Consul al DR. sdsn; James d. CartLeis Consul
AZ saLo heNoD Henry + Farrow, unte states Al 3rney
and ,OdprI LIST is OF georgia; iona ~
Gray commissioner Oi Police 'or the District oi DIAM
biz, Snuh lnonIlaLoI w1tld'aMhli lhOuiss
Marcg Postmaster Rock Island, III the Rev j. & la,eIV
Virginia al in ~ the 2ith Infantry second i5-u-
ten AMI r. H. IAyl FIRST Ilcueual 9th Cavalry.
Keceauc seTr,oeSeoobG Lieutenant A. Ii tehed 20 be
First Lieutenant; Thrd Lieutenant j. f. ~ Graham 10 De
second Lieutenant.
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