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DIED

FUsEErER-At his residence in
this parish, on the 18th nit, Mr..
Firman Fuselier, aged 81 years.
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Having been solicited by numerous
friends, hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff of Calcasieu par
.ish.. Mt the November election.
.... ALLEN GILLEY.
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HOMESTEAD PATENTs!
Prove M Your HOmesfeadsI

II am prepared 10 make final proof Of
/ Homestead Entries, and procure
patents for same, under the Homestead
act Of May 20, 1862 also to procure
patents for entries made previous to
the wal.
Ofiioe al Lake Charles, La.
FHAD: MAYO.
August 10, 1915
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On motion, Resolved, That this body
adjourn til the 4th Monday in April
next
Approved THOS. j. LYONS,
President Police Jury.
Attest j. " Moss,
Clerk Police Jury.
lake Charles, March 8, 1876,
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Read our L,eosville communica-
tiOa in another column.
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Job Printing Of M descriptions care
fully executed, With neatncss and dis
patch.
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In another column will he found
the advertisement of the Gem Or
gan Company. The Organs man
uiactured by this Company have
no superior, and are warranted for
five wears.
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SEC. !, On motion, BE il ordained
hy the Police Jury Of the parish Of Gil.
casieu, That the following Parish Lii.
censea on trades, professions. aud &C.
cupations, slall be levied and collected
tos tho use of said parish, for the year
1876, 10 Wit:
Paragraph From each retail dealer
or merchant not selling or keeping in
his store for sale any distilled liquor.
From each physician, surgeon, dentist.
attorney ne law, and proprietor d every
t0N-bout for public use or hire From
eaeh keeper Of restaurant, eating
house, oyster saloon. hotel or boarding
honsa, tho snm Of twenty-five dollars.
Par. 2 From each retnil dealer or
merchant selling distilled liquors. From
each proprietor or keeper of a coffee
horse, har-ro0m, grog shop On cabaret,
the sum 81 eighty five dollars.
Par. 81 From each apothecary or
druggist, the sum 1T thirty dullals.
Par. 4 From each peddler % hawker
who peddles Or carries goods, wares,
merchandise. or groceries for sale OF
barter, nr sells ur barteFs through this
pafiih Ii q boat or other wafer craft,
te snm ~ fifty dollars Ia vehicle
drawn hY animal power the sum Of
twenty-five dollars on horseback. the
sum " tea dollars aud On foot, the
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MrDNrgpAY. March S. ls7G.

The Police Jury met this sth day of
March, A. ID. 1876, pursuant to nd
iournment, present as on yesterday.
Ordinance Relative TO Parish
\ smnwAanm
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Steamer Hudson. eager New Orleans-Clark seaman.
Steamer san Salvador, Nickerson ssvann&n-" "ssn-
steamer Champion Lockwood. charleston-J Quintard
steamer Regulator: Doane. Wilmington and NoreheAd
steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk. City Point and
Rchmond-oid Dominion Steamship Co .,sorra.
Steamer nc Knight Chichester Alexandra ana oeofse
steamer Reading. Colburn, Phadelphis-Jsmes 4 Ward
steamer Beverly Wallace Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
steamer sinners Warren. Philadelphia,,Iak Hand
ship Palmer tNor). Larsen. Rosterdam-c loo'aS
Co
BARK Marie Nor,. Taarvr, Newport. ELouis rstens
vich a Go.
Bark Vale (r,. Anderson. Cork for 0rders-Bow-
bark Helios Gen. zeIsnsr. Elsnors for orders-Dii
Bark Giuo dtap. Romano, Lisbon PorsugaI)- sloc0-
Brig Stella tBr,. Kay. Liverpoo-snow Burgess.
brig Iminetsr (Nor) Olsen Rgs-Funch. Edye Co
Hrig Pearl, Brghtman Port spain Trnidadl-D Trow-
Brig Daylight Marks Ponce PR-L W r Armstrong.
Brig Rahboni Coombs St Thomss-Penston Co.
Brig Victoria Emilia 3D. Bouche. 81 Johns NF-hatton
Brig Lizzie II Kimbar Slower. Pensacela-F II Smith
schr Sunbeam. Kahn. Falmouth, ia, and a markst-RJ
schr Mary Ellen. Hawkins, Nassau. NP-B Weinberg
schr Robt Graham, Smith. Key wost-Bsnner Pink
Schr Cook Borden, Lunt Charleston-Evans Bail Co.
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskl. Washington. NC-zophar
Schr Ellen Colder, Nixon Balt,mors-J Winchester
schr J W sawyer. Sawyer. Southport. Me-Masrer.
scSr csses cbs,ss wing w.
Schr Sarah Spiith, Grlhin. Provncetown Mass--Jed
Schr Gen Grant. Bowie Gloucester. Mass-H W Loud 4
Co.
schr Tnos Ellis, Kelly. Dennisport. MassDosne Gott
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

OPENING or SPRING SPORT ON THE JOCKEY
CLUB coURsE-wINNERs COLONEL NxLLIGAH,
MEDIATOR AND SAM HARPER.
NKw ORLEANS, April Is, 1S.d
The Louisiana Jockey Club spring meeting COM
mcnced to-day. The weather was clear and pleasant
the track heavy and the attendance large.
SUMMARIES.
TuE FIRST RAcE--Pursc $500; $3.50 to first, 800 to
second aud $50 third; for all ages; two miles,
William Co,,ris b. h. Col Michigan, s years old, by
Harry OF the West out Of Emciine l@3 lbs. ......
Tom Mctsinnis' b. a. vanda, Jr, years old, by
vandaI out OF Sallie Crow. 12e lbs.
Nike WEIGHS b. q Port Leonard, aged by Voucher,
out Of Prunca. l@o lbs. .....,........:..
II. Van Liew's X h. Astrapee. years old by Light
ming. OF Sovereign mare, ls3 lbs.
Time. Ais
Sycoyp RACE The Pckwick Stakes for colts and
FLIES three years old s25 entrance: p.,. with 500
added: second horse 10 receive S200 Closed with
fourteen nominations Three horses started
william Cottrils q Mediator, years old.
nv DANIEL Boone, out OF Mcanncss. 90 lbs.
r. K j. Rowett's CHI. c. Harry Edwards 3ycars
old. by Uncle Vic, out OF Ada Kenneth
). Tunk's CHI. e Harry nm, 3years old. by vir-
Gil out OF Lark, 20 Ibs....................3 3ro.
Time. 1:55i,--2:56ia-2:Oj
THIRD RAcE.--Purse $500; nrst horse $780, second
S,5 third $25; Tor all ages Two miles
r a t;av,sb h. sam Harper. 5 wears old. by Rebel
/ o M " az uarv Kmbron. Ito lbs.
Nike wclch's Oh. C verdirris. 4ycsrs old, by YER
salcs out OF Belle Brandon, l04 lbs ........... 2
G. Pc,nc's CHI T. Kilburn. years old. by Ring
master. out OF Ontario. lO7 ibs................ 3
by Uncle VIC, out Of Amanda Buicrd, loa Ins.... =
r. q. Minors b. h. Falmouth aged, by Planet, out
OF Red Rose, It's lbs. b
Time, 3:s6h
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ave taIesmcn we're then ordered TO be summoned by
the Court Immediately after the order was issued
Marshal Sharpe retired TO his with the Deputy
Marshal and presented list OF names already made
up from which the Deputy Marshal. alter examina-
ton suggested that two should be erased which
was done Twenty-Five names then counted OF,
commencing al the head OF the list, and the parties
were summoned, from whom the other jurors
were obtained. The only question which arise on
this point s:was the list OF talcsmen furnished 10
Marshal Sharpe by an outside party, and, II SO,
by whomy When tho verdict rendered
II was ascertained that the jury STOOD four for
conviction and eight for acquittaL Two of the tales
men voted for conviction and I've for acquttaL Two
tons the District government very after
the trial II Is understood that all these points Will
be matters OF investigation. The Grand Jury also
presented indictments against Leandcr X Lppincott,
William II. Grant and Francis X Brosseau for con-
spiracy TO deiraud the government Mr. Lippincott,
1t will be recolected, chief clerk of the General
Land Office. and recently dismissed from that
position.
THE SILVER BILL AND THE BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND PRINTING.
The Silver bill received at the Executive Man
sion to-day, and will be signed Monday or Tuesday.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing will recon-
operations The extent allowed by the appro-
praton and by the latter part of the week win have
all the force at work that ID TO be employed until the
end OF the present fiscal year,
Mr.. Jewell the Chief OF Bureau, says there VIII
necessarily largo reduction from the former num-
o emplovcs.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON April 15-Arrvsd. steamer Batavia (Br, Mou-
land Liverpool; brig vIngof Norl. Reinert. Palermo;
Grace Philadelphia r Gerrlsh. Carter Hoboksn Laura
snow. Watts do SDsrtet. Crossnsn. Weshawken; John
DALEY. Long do.
Nckerson. New York schrs Benismin Oliver, Freeman,
Virginia; Adde Cole. Paine DO ~ Pierce; Fierce 90;
Jc.n n Ball cshoon, do; 5 Harding. Smith, PhilsdsI
Below-Steamer Perkiomen from Phadelphia; brig Ea-
reka. from Cienfuegos
Hedge Savannah Roman Crowel, Philadelphia Neptune,
Berry New York bark Joseph Baker Ryder st Johns
adley Mragoane; Dauness Perkins Bangor. to load
West Indies.
Sniled-Steamers Marathon aud VIM Lawrence bark Re-
BALTIMORE, April l5-Arrvsd. steamers VIM Crane.
Howes Boston, Bruno, Foster New York; brig Marius
Coipe CD. Spur, Havana; schr Mcdonald. Msrten.
Clesred-s.oamers Ohio, Meyer Bremen Tuckshos,
Brown Newborn, Martha Stevens. Chance New York;
Bremen ss S Ruth
Price. Price Port Antonio.
ssiicdsteaoer Ohio ship Annie Binesy barks Orphsus
CHARLESTON, April i2-Arrivsd, schr Henry @ shsp-
pa.d steeman PhlndslPhia .nos as slsgraphsa,
New YORK; having repaired sails &c V'0'n
15th-Clexrcd. briggs Lorenzo lSp Mir, Barcelona; Luz
ellie tBr,. Thomas, London:
Also cleared steamers Charleston, Woodhu Now York;
Virginia. IIunter, philadelphia.
Sxiled-Steamer Falcon. Kirby, Baltimore.
NEW oRHEASs April !sr brig pa5.i.s Rs::
Cienrcd-schr q Craig. Sterling. ssvanna-la-Mar
SAVANNAH. April 12--Arrived, schr Merwn. Pcsrcs,
Cleared chrs BENZ tiartside, Wolfe, Sarah Wood.
Saiied-schrs alnes Brown Cardsnas zeta Psi Bucks
Vile.
:. l5th-Arrivad, steamer Gen Barnes. Chcesemsn New
York
Sailed Steamer Seminole Matthews, Boston brig En-.
rque tSp) Seville.
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Philadelphia
CALCUTTA. March i0u port ship Bates Family aud Car
nsrvon Castle Br. for New York sarah Hgpst Kdosr.
OF do. ~
DErARrrRE BAY. April 4-saIsd. bark Antioch. Merrill
San Francisco.
GIBRALTAR March 24-Arriyed steamer Presuitx fBr)
Armstrong Trieste &C land sailed York;
seiesl sag.s u Grmnds nd brig Nary Thaysr NcCsy
GUANTANAMO April lin port bark Thos Brooks Waugh
for New York; brig Lophsma tBr). xssstrona for
sail same day.
H.LIrAx, April 14-Arrived steamer Marlborough Obi.
Portland
Arrived 18th. IIibernisu sr) wye Liverpool
NASAINo, April Arrived, ships Winged Hunter Fsnno
San Francscoi Blue jacket. Percivai. do
kIo JAxERo March i-Arriyed schr Moses wi!liamson.
Weaver. New York. 17th brig Wright. Clark Baltl.
more: 24th, bark Adelaide. Bailey. do.
Cleared March 10 bxrks Contest tBrl, Hnes New York
Yamoyden, Tobey Baltimore: 18th. Louise (sehm tGer)
Savannah 2st barks New Light snow Baltimore; 2sh.
SANTOS, March 13-Cieared, schr Adeline Eiwood Ho6
New York.
San Francisco.
Sailed 18th. bark Henry Buck, sorman Nsnsino for sas
Francisco.
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SAILED.

Steamers Cemanic tr) Liverpool: Hclvctia Br do
Victoria (Br), Glasgow; Somerset m Bristol oder !t;cr
Bremen: August Andre tBcg). Antwerp: Nellie Martin
Cruz Havana; Liberty, City or San Anonio Galveston
&C; Agicrs New Orleans Hudson. do; San salvador Sa
vannah Champion, Charleston: Regulator Wilmington.
Nc: old Dcmini,n Rchmond &c; 4 Kngh. GeSrge-
Rotterdam barks Ron,o dr. santauder Star Queen r
Lytteton and Auckland. NJ; Anna Walsh, Genoa Ira
lower Bay Idaho cieniaeEos Clara McGilvery Bruins.
wick. a Wnifred Baltimore: briggs Princess Bcatrtca
DIR. Point ptrs Jas Coi (R Catania; Kosssck Lv-
erpoo; Dewey. Bnenos Ayres: Daylight Ponce Pearl,
Port SPAIN Thcti Curacoa Woodland Port Henry, Fla
Also sailed. ship HectanoogA DIR. ST John NIB; bark
Nordhavet (Nor Limerick; briggs La Creole tBr). Rio
achc Odora Naples: schrs Poosi Progreso, Mex; DOR
dan Mott. Baracoa; Minnie q Loud, Matanxas.
Wind sunset w.
Barometer 81 sunset. 20 70; midnight. 29.75.
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eENeRAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1874
AxDrcTxHNr OF BABcocK, HARRINGTON, WHIT
LEI AND OTHERS FOR COMPLETELY IN THE
SAFE BURGLARY CONSPIRACY.
rhe Grand Jury to-day indicted Babcock Harring-
con, whitley, BENTON. Niles, Nettleship and somervle
for completely in the 'safo burglary conspiracy"
Warrants issued for the cf cach excepting
General Babcock who appeared and gave bail IN tho
sum OF $4,000, Ex-Governor A. X. Shepherd going
his bail General Babcock expected his indictment,
and with his surety waiting in the Office Colonel
Cooke, who III his counsel in his ST Louis
trial A new indictment against W. II. Ottman was
slsp found by the Grand Jury II Is understood that
MI except Babcock and Harrington vii, DO as wit.
ressss and the indictments against those testiyng
Win b. noble pressed There that Harring-
Ten cannot be found aud will seek to avoid arrest
tho Indictment charges orvlle T. Babcock, Richard
Warrington Hiram G. Whitley, Ichabod G. Nctticship
Thomas r. somervile, George 4. Miles aiias "Bs =
Alias sswulams'D and Walter Brown (ahas civilian
nsuton'J with having the 18th day Of April ,s7s
couspiTsd 10 injurc and Cypress Columbus Alexander
ana thai in Pursuance Of said conspiracy they did pro
cure said Brown and the said Miles TO break and enter
shs once Of the Attorney OF the United states for said
Dissries and 70 take shererom two books OF John
o. Evans and % carry them the residence OF said
Coluubus Alexander
The witnesses A. c. Richards, Albert Cunz, A.
n Nswcombc. o. y. Madge, Joshua Parker. = G. Ban
neld, Michael Hayes and Columbus Alexander
runor has prevailed that evidence rs before tho
Grand Jury sufncient TO tndct Marshal sharpe on a
charge Of packing she jury that tried the safe burglary
eossplrasors in 1874 but 10 be positively stated
,has no examination OF witnesses that branch Of the
,esss has yet taken place
AZ the time referred TO the regular panel was ex-
ausssd after obtaining only nvc jurors and twenty
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SPOKEN.

Ship Lizzie Fenne (r) Robinson, from Indene ndencia
via Falmouth for Antwerp April l, 20 miles OF Beschy
Head.
Ship Duisbcrg Ger) Holes, Rotterdam for Baltimore
March 81, LAT -. Ion IL. a
Ship sutans dr. from Galveston for Liverpool March a.
NE entrance Of tha Straits of Florida.
lon ~ 81 W.
Bark George Becker tof Rostock from Hayt for Fall
mouth r. ten dass out April lat ~ IS. Ion "a ~
Bark Meridian Ger. Hohorst from Bremen for Pha
pha. April 4 lat ~ 40. Ion 81 e.
Bark vibia tBr) kenney. from Tro0n Demerara
March 10. lat "a, Ion 49,
Bark Charlotte Ger, Wallis from Charleston for Cron
stadt March ~, lat ~. Ion ~.
Brig Sarah Emma Carter, from Liverpool for Havana
March M. lat - ~. lon IL OS
Brig Ida Br from Boston for Gonaives March 81 lat
81, Ion ~.
HattevaA
scr Cassie Jameson from New York for Jamaica, April
lc, 10 miles Sc Of fiatteras.
Schr kortt Durham from Parkcr's Head Baltimore.
Aprii IL. OF Beaver Tail, RI
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS AT SEA.

NJ Louis do Bcbian, the agent OF the General Trans
atlantic steamship Company, last evening exhibited
on the steamship IAmcriquc the new electric light
for the purpose OF Illumination al sea- over the
captains deck cabin bright light Of q white color,
about 1--we inches IN circumference. exhibited, and
this transferred with the celebrity oil lightning TO
tower on tho forward deck. where reflected through
glass the hight shed its radiance the North River
with wonderful power and effect. officer exhibited
the simple apparatus In the deck room by which tho
light was instanlancousiy shut OF or produced and
then showed the visitors the engine room ~hcre the
small misunderstanding about 900 revolutions per
mnutc--wi:h wires attached. in operat,on These
lights, II Is believed, will BE- placed all tho French
steamera
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

AS-For brig Mary Francis loss Of captain
and three sean,en general news columns. The Nj
AL tons register built 1t Port Jeerson, IL in 1882
ar~ hailed from New York
STEAMER GEo ELrgR 1851 TONS bnilt at Chester Pa,
in 1874 BY John Rosca Son. has been sold BY the Old Do
private.
BARK sILAs CURrs tof Maitland, Ns,, Creighton.
badly ehaed aeon. ne bends and upper works bsow the
ssr ana - vsss oesn N
place her in dock in order to ascertain the amount Of dam
cAlked ana recoppercd.
mo- on tie Sd carried away fore royal ysrc metropolitan.
sail aud upper ioreop sail and shipped heavy
derry 81 had been compelled to jssson part
hn s dIn .na 5 nPsd sea which
BARK JAMES WARD, Payne from Cadix. At Lewes, Del,
April Is exps.iencsd strong winds throughout the pms
: s.s L''' '''n'nn seaman overheard heavy Nv
AM 10TH at half tide but aoated high water and pro-
scuR KATY OF Nova SCOTIA left Mulgrave on sun
day the I'd inst. bound for Boston, since which time
senxcrs among whom were several women and children,
.sd NEARLY ~ sSsnd for The
persisted.
put into Newport RI Pm April 49, with loss both anchors
Sem LITTLE DAyIp before reported ashore Bsrreas
Point Of 18TH and towed to this city for repairs
scnR OCEAN WAVE tof Boston,, smith, from Calais for
Providence put into Rockand 18th, In leaking condition.
scHR T MERCHANT. 81 Gloucester. from the Grand
the westward Of Cape Sable: ed he, manmast
about 20 iest from the deck and osher damage
scaR ELIZA CovrIx, Of Bangor for New York lumber
laden spoken ut 18th OF Old Field Point LII by
steamer francons arrived yesterday with bowsprt
night Of i4th BY brig WINFIELD The Coffin required
sstance.
Sem sAxpALrnos Of Pembroke. Me- from Rockpcrt
Mass with Ice for Roanoke Island NC aground Hat
Inlet Friday night and sunk In eight OF
Grew saved The is Of 81 tons register and built
Pembroke In 1869. 1
ScHR JoHx GAxEwKLL. Berry. from Cardiff for Pnang
which into Montevideo in distress. very much
strained and leaking badly The survey had
discharge Of her discover the leak which
supposed to he above the copper.
bottom up cast OF Cape Sable supposed
70 be tho Katy.
Bosfox April 1jSteamer Batavia Dr. this mort from
Liverpool. reports April H. 121 miles east Of BOSTON,
passed quantity Of wreck stun supposed belonging to
schooner.
GIBRALTAR March oSBsrk Maria Scammell (Br) which
has been fur time waiting Instructions TO be sold
public auction The master has taken up the brig Acsdian
lr, OF Aricbat CRl Tenio OF Az take the bark
to its destination The Maria Schmmell viii be sold
the 18th inst
EoRroLK April 49, Information received yesterday
that small schooner sunk In the Chesabeake
Bay between Plum Point and Core Point Assistance
be sent.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALICANTE April 2-Arrivsd brig Sophia (Br,, Long New
York.
BrLrasr Ap, i5-Arived. bark Annta Garibnldi (rab,
Roxxotti, Baltimore.
Sailed lith, bark Giovannna ItaD, Gargulo, United
States
CARE Tows. cGH-Arrved. bark Chss II LOWS. Race,
Portland, Ne.
DunLis April l4sailed. bark Probo utal. De MARITIME
United States.
FALxourn April i4-Arrved bark Emma dtaD, yittore,
Philadelphia
GREAT YARMOUTH April l4-Arrved, bark Hanna t,us).
Sjomap. Baltimore.
GmRALrAR, April l4--Returnsd, brig D @ Chapman,
knight. for Cadiz tscc below.
GsxoA April 1iArrived bark Prqspcrina tAus) Ivan.
cich New Orleans
Hull. April l5Arrived ship Carrie Clark stowel Bonn.
bay via 81 Helena.
HAxsrRc, April ls-Arrived. ship Augusts oier VIE.
viehs. Philadelphia
sailed 18Th ship Admiral GER, Haesoop. New York.
HAvRE, April Il, PM-Sailed, steamer Pereire trr,
Daure. New York via Plymouth.
Sailed i3th brig Lisbon, Dunning, United States
LvSRrooL, April 1l-Arrived. Fire queen (fn
Mathews, New Orleans banks Der Nord Qer) LANCE Fer
nanolna Lhefeld or Evensen. Charleston; Ceres tNor
Einertsen dalvcston: Forest Queen r Norris savan.
nah: sator (Aus). Premuda, New Orleans
Sailed 18th. bsrks Blanche liow, Chase Portland
LONDON April l5-Arrived. bark Astres ,Ger Bonuke,
Daricn.
Sailed i4th shin Cornelius Crnnsil Borland New York
LEirm. April 14-Sacd. bark Golconda 3r). Waterman.
North America.
LxxncK April 4sa,icd, bark Felicina Chiozzo utaD,
Nicola. United States
NEWCASTLE. X, April l5-Arrivcd, brig Prelude Ger.
Braun. Wilmington. Nc
PLYMOUTH. April 10 D AN-Arrived steamer Labrador
Fr, sanelicr. New York for IIavre tand proceeded,.
ouErSsrowx, April i4-Arived, bark Runeberg Nor).
Pusen, New Orleans.
Also arrived 18th, Pm. steamer Algeria tBD, Watson
New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
Gail
Liverpool New York.
RIO JAxsiro. April 10SaiIed. ship Star OF tho West
Gardner ufom New York;. Shanghai, having repaired
wEsr HARrtEsooI. April l5-Arrived. bark Henrietta
Gwcl, Svensen, Pensacola
Arrived ~ - April II. sJoye" from United States
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BROOKLYN CROOKED wHIsKEY.

Yesterday afternoon United States Deputy Marshal
russ and Revenue Deputy Collector Thomas }. Young,
Of BROOKLYN with police sergeant and three officers
Of New Lots seized Illicit still situated at Cypress
Hill avenue East New York. II Is supposed to have
been at work several months and vas situated
n frame building three stories high They found four
hall barrels OF brewers yeast and quantity OF whs
kew A new copper still Of 200 gallons capacity was
IN full work. A worm anu all the other apparatus
and 400 gallons OF mash found In the cellar de-
slroyed No arrests were made
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steamer Aug Andre DE ~, t'reve, Antwerp-Funel
Edye Il Go.
steamer Oder Gen, 1.ess Bremen via Southampton
Ocircls A Co
steamer Nellie Martin fBr), Jackson. st Johns, Bahia
Pcrnambuco and Rio Janciro--I > Tucker A ca.
Steamer Acapulco. Gray Aspnwaii-Pscihc Nall Steam
shin Go.
steamer City Vera Cruz. Deaken. HavsnaF Alexan-
DIRE
steamer Liberty. sundbers, Iavans-James Ward
steamer City Of san Antonio Pennington Galveston via
Key West-C N Mailcty 4 10.
steamer Agiers. Hawthorn. New Ofeans-Chas A Whit
uey A Co.
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BASE BALL.

Bosroy, April Is, 1874
game Of base ball to-day. between tho Boston and
New Haven clubs. in this city, resulted iolows;-
Boston, IL; New Haven =
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

ship Island Homo fBr). trim Liverpool Feb 4
Brig britannia, from 81 terre. Mart,
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
06I

DATES on DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
MAY.
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GIBRALTAR. April 1.-THE American brig Q chapasa
Capt knight from New York March which returned here
April and subsequently, for Csdz has returned
badly dsHA ~. having been in collision
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FOREIGN PORTS

WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. April Is. PM-w,nd Sw gentle brssse fnA
LIVERPOOL. April Is PM-Wind T. fine
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