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JOHN /. DAVENPORT.

HE MAKES IMPORTANT ADMISSIONS TO THE
coMMIrTEE-How HE CARRIED ON THE WORK
or REGISTRATION AND ARRESTS.
From special Washington correspondence Of the Even
ing Telegram, yesterday
Davenports examination this morning before Cau
fields committee was exceedingly lively, as Messrs.
Cauheld and Davenport had many funny excited word
tusses. comicai passage occurred right ut tho start
when Davenport was asked about the atldavts for
which he charged his fees, and tho difference in tho
handwriting and he stated that he wrote three differ
ent hands. Uaushterl
REGISTRATION
He found that registered from closed stables,
lumber yards houses Of prostitution gambling saloona
In one instance persons registered from Governcr
Fish's stable.
Davenport explained how wonderfully the registra-
tion In certain districts where fraudulent practices
prevailed dwndlcd under his honest regime He de-
tailed great length his entire complicated machinery
to detect and arrest illegal voters One OF his methods
was to send letters to every registered citizen, and u
the ettcr was returned with the mark ''Not found,
that would give the clew to illegal registration Tho
government paid the postage.
THE ARRESTS
Mr. MIApR-How many people have you arrested In
allS
Mr. DAvxsronr-In 1872 alone l issued about 200
warrants.
Mr. MxADE-How many have boon tried altogether?
Mr. DAvKxroRr-l know Of only three-Quinn, Nc
Laughin and Hrshfeld-and they were found guilty.
Mr.. Meade pointed out that Hirshdeds case was tho
only one tried since this costly registration began
IMPORTANT ADMISSION.
Davenport was asked whether, II he had been dis
honest, he could not have got half dozen men 70
register 200 times so that he might get dollar apiece
Tor issuing the warrants, and he replied not. Hc ad
mttcd that he did not issue the warrants against the
real offenders the persons who registered under these
1000 hcutsous names, but against those fictitious
names themselves.
He allowed ST for the issuing of evcry warrant,
so that he got 81 200 for the POO warrants he issued
1872, although only forty OF tho 200 came TO the
polls and were arrested
As Davenport desired leave Mt one O'Clock for New
York TO visit his sick child, his explanation was sus
pended until Wednesday morning. He said before
leaving that he had not got into the beginning yet
QLaughtor.)
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FOREIGN PORTS

BARBADOS March 29-In port schr Alfred Keen Heating
for Boston, ldg.
United States 22d ships Harry Morse. Patten Lobos dc
TERRA 9th. Rock Terrace yBr), kenney. do
guaro deposits TO load for Hampton Roads SIG gold
Anna Decatur, Proctor. Independence Bay EUROPE
er Europe KS S. from 10,
Independence BAY arrived 18TH for United States CLEAR
bark. sierra Nevad Koerner as for the Northern de-
posts TO load for Havana at SIS 80 gold Adele Accamc
soa 3D. aaoa for unsa Kingdom with
part OF cargo Of ship Anna Decatur NJ sos
A. the Ss. s
Hampton Roads NJ Si6 gold.
CAnpExAs, April ai-Arrivcd. schr George Marts Mars
H4vssA. Apri .i-Arrived brig Nagd.ls GBr. TrsIscn
phs :ad Liberty sundbere, New York Gussie
sailed 2is steamers Colon Griffin iron AspnwalD New
HALIFAX April 2i-Arrivcd ship Lizzie Burrer tBr),
Blsuvelt Liverpool barks Lara tBD. Fulton do; Agnes
Campbell firi. Landry. London.
sailed 2lst. brig Iexada Br,. Porto Rico.
ISDsrkSpkycIA BAY, March = sailed, ship Joseph
MArAxxAs April 2i-Arrved, brigs Clara " Goodrich,
Look Baltimore: San Carlos Aliesion. Boston: Mary
York: Alice (Brl. Saunders. charleston.
sailed 2ls Lriss orolan Dyer north Of Hatteras; Adele
NASSAU pr io-Arrived schrs Gertrude, Kelly Jack.
sonvic Mary Dccxer, Nelson. New York land sailed
18th return via Absco 18th. Mary Dyer Oliver Boss
Polsr-s PRIZE. April 21-Arrved. schr Speedway Cof
swArow. March 15sailed previous schr samos Bryant
Taku ana Newch~ang
81 JonS. NIB. Aprii2f-Ceared. sclr Ancons (Br, XII
TnIxsTx April le-Arrved bark VIM Cobb, Brady Phiia
VALPARAISO. March I5--Arryed. barks Sarah. Atkins
Boston: Chascs. Washburn. Antwerp
March l5Chartered barks sias Fish, sawyer. TO load
guano a Mejillones Hamburg: llants County fIrJ
uocrsne for bos aud Triton Ala tons nitrate
from Iquqne for New York. Ads I'd IL United Kingdom
o Continent 5Is.
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Steamer Celtic , Thompson Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer City OF Brooslyn tBr. Tbbetts. Liverpool via
steamer Meveas DR., MAXWELL Liverpool-Busk L Js.
steamer England Br, Thompson. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Australia DR. sdev. London Henderson Bros.
steamer Othelo tBr) Bristow. Hull E-Chas Wright
steamer Bolivia (r,. Small. Glssgow-Ienderson Bros
Steamer Main GER, Rsichmann, Bremen via southsup-
steamer Crescent City. Curtis Aspinw ALVIN Clyde
wesr-C il Mallory Go. ~
steamer Brashsss. Forbes Now orssns-chas whitney
Steamer cortes Freeman. New orisans-ciark 1 SEA-
steamer San Jscinso. Hazard. savannsh-w r Garrison
steamer Charleston. berry. chAriesson-J Qu,n
ssesmsr Bsnss.s'o. Jones. Norshesd CITY and VIII
steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point and
steamer KNIGHT Chsissss Alexandria and George
soSm amer Rswsriy Wallace Phsdeiphisss Hand
Ste amer ts~n Whitney uaIlslt B"-ton--H Z Dimock
SHIP fire Queen ,BD. Hamilton I.ondon-reabody. VIII
Harx Ausvald sSor,. Rasmussen Cork for ordsr-runc
Marx srodrens CNor. Bu Cork for ordcr-Funch. Edys
bark Admiralsn sNor,. Gismark. Amsserdam-runsh.
Tsrk Northern Queen (Br,, Dollar. Hsvre-Boyd !
Bsrs Chaplin, Bunker Cadir-Mnler Houghton.
BARK TRAIT Union Br Bsioa, Cape Haysisn for orders
bark ocsss eau Gem CBr Mecalum, Port johnson Nicer
srs fere.ina dsap. Laaro Penai,h
John seager
Brig CissrlIc Dunsxc. Dcmcrara-H Trowbridgcs sons
Briy Excelsior tBr. Mayor. acknowledgement Co
brig Orlon tBr). Belouts,ne. 81 JOINS. Mediation,
Watson n Co. =
srhr loni Reed Reed SavannaiaMar and Black River,
Ja-Tioimcs. bates a Nichols
Schr t;eorrin. tofin. C.rdenas-Brett, Son 4 Go.
Schr Charles Morord, Parsons. - Jago-van Brunt
Bro
scbr Robinson isaney. tiossnor's Hsrbor tkeutherO
senr Tssse ,Sr,. Buckard S, Johns Mp XsvIus
Son - 49,. :.
schr castslis tBp, Lipsest. Halifax. Ns-P Nsvus 4
Son.
schr FRANKLIN. Miller. Galvcston-Tuppcr& Beattic.
schr r II Pishury Pitcher. Galvesson--snow burgess
Schr Fred Walton. kich, New Driesns-N Brigham
Scnr Pointer. pt fhiiade phs--f srkuson oo1
Ball Co.
To-
sehr Pnmpcro CBr,, Bisnscomb, rsrsh Amboy, kJ-r
Hsvtus Z 49,
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shipped crew and Proceeded 70, New YORK;, ., ~
ton see Miscellany
.,d-Arriysd. steamer carondelet Mccresry Galveston
queenstown having repaired; brig Florence, Rathburn
new ORLEANS, April Is-cle.rsd. sehr whppls
2aawAsrised. steamer Alrisrs Hawthorn. New York;
a spsnses eA coal.s Haven
'SsI ss. s@ PS
r.xnssna John Hurst Helen Sarah Boce. and John
c PORT ROYAL; SC, April aa~ssiisd. steamer Ashland
ob radrtAspE.raaA April a,Arrvsa sssr Cole.
&C. Ssfs nsss
a:ss ss. s ss:r
P asS Nfw York brig ABBY Ths1sr rroyds1ss schr
Roeke9rt; Fanny Warner, Dickinson. Haddsm; Joseph
Cleared Lady Head qr, M.sson. Halifax, Ro-
gnia, Haekley, Charleston ship kysrsss t.r1 Dun
sarah. Pratt London Eis Moore D Msrsssr Liverpool;
Crowley Ssy.Sasa I:n1a Roberts, se' Ber%ads: Arnss
maey HsSa ESn:on 4Ssy
Lynn; Abbott Lawrence, Handy, Maine; Anita SMALL An
salcd-steamers Roman. and Tonswands.
Lswys Del April 2a-Arrived, brig Alberta. Hincksy.
Steamers Lord Give, for Liverpool and vsdsrand for
Pm 81: sis. : Dorian for Glasgow
BREAKWATER 12-Arrived
Palestine (lSr. Ford Trinidad.
Schr ID Harrison Phiadelphfa San Francisco.
arrived last night remains.
PORTLAND Ne. April 20-Arrivcd schrs @ w Perry Ma
chas for New York; Emma Friend Buehi for do; Phenx
Kennebec for
2ist--Arrived. xchr Ella A Simpson. PHILADELPHIA
Cieared-Schr Effort Richmond,
Sailed-BArks II Rouh. and Williams: hrigs Ernest,
LA and Tycoon schrs Jas Ford Effort, Mages. and
others.
2d-Arrived, bark Fred Eugene. Smalley. Amboy.
Also arrived. steamer Eleanora Johnson New York; bark
Sv Mshs d rom brig sussman
Cleared-steamer Sarmstan tBr). Arid, Liverpool.
sailed-Bug Rowland; schr Virginia.
SAN FRANCISCO. April li-Arrivod, bark Henry Buck,
Scrman, Nanaimo
cieared-Bark Amie Gustafsen Port Townsend: schr
Tirito, Erickson. Maxatlan
Saed-Bsrk ID Murray, Fuller, Honolulu
2ist-Arrved. bark Dorscshire lBrl. Talcahunno.
CHARACTERISTIC Admiral Lorng. liverpool; bark Tellus
GER Brandt Apia via Trinidad.
SAVANNAH, April 22-Arrved, ship Alfred (Br), Gray.
LIVERPOOL. -
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cong business IN San Salvador, Central America,
through their agent. Mr.. lindhiemer, received from
their house in san Salvador BY the last ship
ment OF gold To tho amount Of SO, COO,
all in United States Ave dollar pieces Soon
after arrival they found 1t counterfeit. being
made mostly OF platinum, good color and proper
weight The firm teiegraphed ut their agent In
San salvador that the gold This tele-
gram met their agent at Panama, and he replied that
ne had found out the same By his being In Panama,
the hrm here naturally think that he pursuit OF
The man from whom he got the gold. Further par
ticulars Will come by the mail
enclose three pieces OF the coin
The pieces referred TO submitted to several
perts in the department and by each pronounced
as q very dangerous counterfeit
THE SILVER ISSUE.
The Treasury up to this time has paid in exchange
for fractional currency $500 900 in silver
package OF SIS 600 shipped to-day in exchange for
that amount OF fractional currency which had been
sent by New York bank for exchange. The currency
was entirely new, having been taken out OF tho
original package sent to the bank from the Treasury.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL DIFFICULTY.

The difficulties Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany 10 accumulate On Friday blows were
simultaneously struck at Pacific Mail in New York and
San Francisco by the Panama Railroad. In New York
tho Executive Committee Of the road ruled that all its
freight should after date DO charged for at the local
rates. decided that the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany be required 10 prepay every ounce OF freight Il
offers to the road. In San Francisco tho railroad
pany attached the coal and other property Of the
steamship company for money owed by the company
for freight sent over the road during the past six
months
Az noon yesterday despatch was received In Wall
street stating that the Sheriff at San Francisco had
tached the fine vessel, the City OF New York, and
the coal stores PROVISIONS and all other visible prop
erty Of the Pacific Mail Company not hitherto At
tachcd by their advcrsaries
Information also sent to the effect that the Sher
IN awaiting the arrival out Of the City OF Panama
and that he would ut once attach II II APP
pearcd within his Jurisdiction. Tho Pacific Mail CON-
pany will be compelled 10 tile bonds to the amount Of
$700 900 10 the release Of their property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
CITY COMMISSIONS IN CONFLICT

The following correspondence with reference to the
election of the Vaccination Bureau Of tho Health De-
partment from It's apartments In the Police Central
ofice passed between the Health and Police depar,
ments yesterday
H..lr" Df'A'I NEW s y. so p mo.s ss
General W. Y. sxlrH. President Hoard 81 Police
the board Police sssn
renes .ppSnssa S me a' %
Jsnew myself had repeatedly called members Of
which
been led to suppose 'sa' an sssssnss ., rooms Tor the
10 necessity the police
out display physical power wish respsssiaiiy
thu ~
tho city time when its services especially
would ask 10 be informed whether any other IL the
building can be :. once ssnsa to the n,s Of she y,sena,
o.her srranyement shall Be made -
selves Of accommodations tor the vaccin
e0ygs ~SsS ssS give in Tsply y AK
To tho above note the following reply was 70
turned .
GksrLsxrS-AtA meeting Of the Board Of Police held
Resolved That the BOARD Of Health be informed that the
Board o. Police will take action 20 yacaie the nith
ssss i may occupied the Hoard q Health
action . 's'''sa- '''' 'e''''" ''s.'C .. HAwLEy,
The resolution OF the Police Board Il seems, will not
prove satisfactory TO the Health Department.
HxsLrH DKrARrxpxr(
Ngw YoRx, April -, 1875
General W. r. sxirH. President &c. -
DsaR SiRThe resolution OF the board OF Police. date
April 1876 in reference 20 the Twenty hth precinct
house. will presented the meeting of the Board
this has are Ady been
upon Board Of Health the 2i Of March 1876 and
decucd.
The present necessity l. for for the vaccinsng
a Nd the nsnS, TO ~, f.s ~ az ,ss o. This
use nJt
Very ~sspectialiy {. r. CHANDLER. President
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The purser Of the steamer Esna, from Aspnwa kc has
thanks for favors
STEAMER MARYLAND. bound to Now York. which
ashore Whey Haven put into Newport 22d inst on
account Of the threatening weather
BARE NoRwoop, sheppard. from Galveston for Bre-
before reported overdue has 10
thought TO be lost with all hands Edward Cooper
mate: q smith. steward and VIM Berry, seaman.
from Rockport Me. The bark owned principally
carlston Norwood Co OF Rockport aud was year old
AIS tons. and partly insured
BRic FAusrSA. Connanton from Matanxas for Boston.
with molassps. put into Key West April ~ with cargo
shifted and leaking very badly.
scHR BRAHpvwixE. Capt Noon Of Baltimore owner and
master Of 10 laid at Ruaks wharf wrecked
Monday afternoon by collision thu schr Widows SON.
which then leaving Tho Brsndywne valued
At 500.
ScHR OLIVER CROMWELL. Of Now Bedford 90 81 has
been purchased by Capt Benz Canoon Of harwh for the
fishing business
scnn lula GRACE Of Rockpors. tons built at Or
land Ne. in 1883, WAS sold auction Gloucester on
Tuesday to Capt John lawson for $500 Capt Hxwson
sold her the next day private terms.
AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER ashore at IL Pm yesterday
the Roamer Shoal.
MIss,Ss vxssEL-sehr Climax tof Jonesport Mel. Mitch
ELL sailed from that Jan s. bound for Boston, with
lumber She PIT into Mllbridge few days after leaving
the river Nothing has been heard Of her and she
supposed TO havv been lost.
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WASHINGTON.
Rights of Citizens at Home and
Abroad Discussed.
THE FREEDMEN'S BANK.
A Dangerous Counterfeit OF the
Five Dollar Gold Piece.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April % 1870
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE on THE CITIZENSHIP
RuL-rHE FgERDMRN's BANK CORRUPTION.
Mr. Faulkner OF West Virginia, reported to-day,
from the Committee Foreign Affairs, bill in regard
10 citizenship and define certain rights OF United
States citizens foreign countries and certain duties
Of diplomatic and consular officers He explained its
proyislons aud the bill amend the char
ter Of the Freedmcn's Savings Bank
then taken up Mr. Bradford offered
substitute which requires the Secretary OF tho Treas
ury TO appoint good and competent to take
charge OF and wind up the affairs Of the bank. The
Secretary is TO retain general supervision OF this
missioner. II differs from the bin OF the committee in
this respect that the latter only provides the APP
pointmcnt OF single commissioner in case death
resignation OF each OF the present three commits
sioncrs.
Mr. Bradford traced the downfall OF the bank to that
amendment OF Its charter which permitted 1t TO
make loans on real estate security, instead of las be-
fore) United States bonds He argued against
the view Of tho majority OF the committee,
who hold that the present commissioners can
not be removed by Congress. He could not
how this office of theirs property They
had beneficial interest whatever in the property
rights OF the original corporators He proposed to re-
lieve them OF their Office, and to have one man APP
pointed whom tho colored men could rely with
greater security He declared that for the year and
half that these three commissioners have been in
iscnce they had expended $780, 600, and had only de-
cared dividend OF twenty per cent Two of them
performed no duty whatever, and paid out OF their
salaries $500 each to the third commissioner Mr. Lei
pod, who discharged all the duties OF the three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
A RAILROAD WAR IN PROSPECT

1t is understood that the stoppage Of the .swhite
Line or Flushing branch OF The Long Island Railroad
running rom Winfield TO Main street. Flushing. IL
likely TO involve the roppenhusen Company IN
legal difficulties. The road, il appears. was
bqit by q company OF which Mr. f. A. Law.
renee, Of Flushing. IS President and District
Attorney b. W. Downing is a director under
the direction OF Oliver Charck, and II WAS leased TO
the Long isiand railroad Company for ninety nine
ted continuously during that Time All the
trans recently Withdrawn from this road ~ ho
Poppcnhusens, who, however propose still To operate
u freight road tor the relief OF the Flusbpc Norm
Shore and Central tracks. District Attorney Downing
informed reporter yesterday that was nroposed 10
vigorously prosecute tho Poppcnhusens for their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23

Delegates from tho election districts Of the Fourth
Seventh and Eighth Assembly districts Of this city, aud
the First Assembly district OF wcschester yeser
day and elected the following antrTammany delegates
TO the Utica Convention
Fourth Assembly District -Delegates-Lewis Levy,
Bryan Riley and Richard Carroll Aiternatcs-James
Gallery, Robert Jones and Richard Brown
Seventh Assembly District. - Delegates-George II.
Purcell John W. Van Hocsen and John Shady. Alter
naies-Frank A. Ransom, Michael =. Doughcrty and
Patrick McCabc.
Eighth assembly District Delegates George p.
Hayes Solomon Snyles and John Clark. Alternates-
Frank Waters, John Smith and j. Hella.
First Assembly District Of WesfcAester
Dennis Mcmahon, II. ID Hamilton and Hugh Hughcs
Alternates-James T. Lane, Phillip Shannon and Henry
J. Ford.
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AN IMPOSTOR.

NEW yonK, April %, 1873
To EpIros HERALD
write, by request 10 ask II you VIII kindly warn
the public through the columns OF tho HERALD, OF an
impossor, calling himself Frank smith, who is
soliciting money from persons Interested in 81 Mays
Free Hospital Tor Children, ~. 4Os West Thirty fourth
street lie tells sad aud plausible story about tho
death u his sister 1T ST. Mary's Hospital, and his
Impoverished condition. and lie has succeeded ia OBJ.
tanning large OF money. HIS story il without
the least shadow OF foundation such pcrson as
he represents hts sister 10 have been has boon
the hospital The young man Is medium IA height OF
n rather hgnt complexion, and IL about twenty years
old Yours. very truly GEORGE q HOU0ATVN.
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A PIONEER STEAMER.

Yesterday afternoon the Crescent City. the pioneer
steamer Of the Panama Transit Company left this city
for Aspnwall with nnyeight passengers and fair
cargo for San Francisco via tho Isthmus Of Panama
Tho vessel In question has boon running for several
years in the w. r. Clyde Havana line The Crescent
CITY is commanded by her old Captain tCurtsl, who
was long IN the Havana trade his father before
HIM. the South Carolina, sister steamship, TO ply
between Panama and San Francisco. left this port on
the Sd March and arrived at Rio Janero the 24th
ON lts way round Cape Horn TO Panama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BAnnow, April 2a-Arrived bark sarimner NOR, ols.n
Pensacola
CALCUTTA April 2l-Arrived ship Nancy Fendleton Pen
deton. Ca9iari
GRKssocx. April ae-Arrivsd, brig r Hart CoOmbs
Savannah
Baltimore.
HAvRr, April 2o-Arrivsd bark Maggie Miller lBr) Cook
New Orleans.
Sailed I'D, AN. steamer Canada tnew OF the Genera
Transatlantic Co.'S liue). for New York via Plymouth.
Cleared 20th ship Gen Shepey Hutchins United States
LIVERPOOL. April 2l-Arrived ships Baron Aberdare (Br)
Edmonds Portland o. wallacetown (). Rice. San Fran
cisco: I'D Ellen Gcodspeed Prcbe do Nelson Br Chris
sian do barks Maria Augusta (swe) Ohm New Oreans
Erna Ger, Schultz Galveston.
Sailed goth. schr Burroughs Smith, United States;
22d. ship Candidate r). Wright. Francisco; bark
Crest (Br, Bennett United States; brig Edna Gregory
tBr). Penery Galveston
Sailed 22d. steamer Iberian (Br). Horne Boston
LONDON, April 22-Arrived. banks Dagmar dsus) ALL.
Bull River. sc; Frey Nor Aalvorsen. Whining
ton, NC
MovIILE. April 22Arrved, steamer Assyris (BE, DON
sldson New York for Glasgow land proceeded).
PLYMOUTH, April 22-Sailed, ship Cartsburn (Bi), San
Francisco from Duudee).
NEwRY. April 22-Arrived, bark Due Cecs Qtal) Schi-
afhno Philadelphia.
PALERMO. April le-Saied bark scud Wilson, Philadsl-
phia.
QUEENSTOWN April 22-Anived, brig Francesca Qtal),
Romano, Boston.
Also arrived 22d, AM. China (Br), Gill; New
York for Liverpool land proceededJ.
Sailed c2d. City Of Chester (Br Leitch Nrom
LIVERPOOL, New York.
ROTTERDAM April 2o-sailed. brig Chiianwallah tBr),
Colcord, America.
SOUTHAMPTON April 22-Passed Hurst Castle rs AN,
steamer Colombo dr. Whitney from New York for Hull
Gee below.
SHARPNESS, April 22Arrived, bark klinor sws) Jonn-
Pensacola
TRoox April s2-sallsd bark Hsnrstta CBr), Simpson,
Montreal
CARfHAoKTA April 22-Bark Sierra ed Elena (ItaD Capt
Vale from Paomares SPAIN for Philadelphia put here
April 20 in distress She will have 80 discharge repair
SOUTHAMPTON, April 22-Steamer Colombo (Br) Whitney
from New York April for Hull. passed Hurst astle at
S25 tts morning. with her mainyard carried away
list starboard She gale April 49, damage
otherwise trihng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
KINGS COUNTY DELEGATES.

The delegates elected from the Fourth Assembly
district Of Kings county to the State Convention
follows: -Jacob Bergen, John Delmar, 8. \. Free
man. Alternates-C. A. Lyons, John Mcintyre and
James Weir
The delegation from Kings county may DO counted
ms solid for Tlden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23

Yesterday Derusy Collector Bowden, acting upop in.
formation received IRON person outside tho pev.
nue. Department seized an Illicit whiskey sull which
he found In four story frame dwelling hous "a -,
stuyvesant avenue. near Van Buren, street. grookvn
lopa Of mash were deosroye4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23

Steamers Celtic fBr). for Lyerpool City Of Brooklyn
(sr) do England (Brj do: Heveus (Brj. do; othelio
lBrl Hull: Main Ger. Bremen Australia Br, GLASGOW
Galveston &c cores New Orleans Brashssr do San "a
cino Savannah Charleston. Charleston Benefactor VIII
mInrion. Nc; Old Domison Richmond &c: + q knight.
Georgetown. DC; ships Rhine London Fire Queen tBr,.
Liverpool: barEs New York utaD Cork Falmouth; Va
nadis Norl. Lverpoo Mary stewart (Br,. Cadiz neos
tGer Esnore briggs Enrica tAusl, Gloucester La Plata
celsior (Br bermuda; schs Maggie Abbott Para; Frank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
TAMMANY PRIMARY.

Tho last Of the Tammany primaries to elect delegates
TO the Utica Convention held last night In the
Nineteenth Assembly district when the following delc
gates and alterna.es were elected Delegates-Hon
Fernando Wood Mr.. Thomas OCaliahan and ID. l.
Becker Aiternates-- Benjamin y. Farchild, Gcrmane
uauschel aud William II. Farrell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
TILDEN FOR PRESIDENT.

At mcsting of tae Samuel J. Tilden Club last even
ing at No. 3l6 West Thirty-sixth street. resolutions
sulogizing Governor Tlden and indorsing him the
candidate OF the organization for President Of tho
United States were adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
TAMMANY UNPLEDGED.

Tho Tammany COMMITTEE on Organization met yes
day afternoon, John Kelly In the chair Reports
received tho delegates TO the Utica Convention
TO the effect there had boon in any OF
the districts. Tho delegation from this CITY, IL 10
understood will 90 unpledged to the State Convention
Mt IIticn