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The New York herald., 1876-03-15
HoBoKEN's CITY CLERK IN TROUBLE

For some time past it has been whispered around in
Hoboxcn that the City Clerk, John AcCulloch had be-
como involved in some financial embarrassments He
has borne such good character that but little
dence placed in the reports. The Finance Com
mttee OF the Common Council have made investi-
CATION OF the case and last night at the meeting OF
the Board IL announced that tho City Clerk
deiaulter, or, at least, that there was
an unexplained discrepancy OF 81 900 IN his ac-
counts The City Clerk not present at the meet
ing, is his custom, and that gave rise TO good
deal of suspicion. 1t was, however, ascertained that
Nr McCuoch was confined to his residence by severe
cold The Common Council decided TO hold spec al
SESSION to morrow night to take some action ia the
matter In the meantime the Finance Committee,
with the assistance OF an expert, will make
thorough investigation OF the books and accounts OF
the City Clerk
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mr. John Mccullough started last night for San Fran
cisco, where he will appear March 81.
This is the '1des of March, - and "Julius Casar''
will meet his fall an extra matinee at Booths
'Humpty Dumpty" will be reproduced at the Olympic
out there eight years ago
and after stay of four weeks in that city, will
TO sydney Australia
This afternoon there will be performance Of Pique"
at the Filth Avenue Theatre, when silver change will
be given.
Mr.. James Collier has appeared successfully at the
Union Square as the hero of 'Rose Michel replacing
Mr.. Charles r. Thornc who is playing in Brooklyn
this week.
Mr.. sothcrn is playing a successful engagement
through New York and Pennsylvania under the manage
ment Of Messrs. Simmons Il Wall He PLAYS in Utica
this week, and goes thence Albany, and closes
Wilmington, Del, April l.
'The Wonder is only halt the title of the comedy at
wallack's Why does not the playful give its ex-
planatory title-'A Woman Keeps SecretS" Mrs
Inchbald preface to Mrs. Centlivres play says
that ''for female hold her tongue a cool act OF
deliberate forttude and only the
because of its mprobaby.
On ST Patrcks night the President of the st. Pat
ricks Society and the Knights of ST. Patrick and
Friendly Sons Will visit the Park Theatre We are in
formed that besides the decoration of the theatre and
a special musical programme, the event will be
memorated by the presentation to each visitor OF life
ofChef Justice Shea photograph of the saint "Factl
Fact assure youh and and an original song by Man
gan. They are giving SO much away at the theatres
ust now that they will be obliged in their amDi-
tion to excel to return the ticket money.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15

R5~NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YoaK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht. showing while burn
ing the coors red red changing from the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
tans OF vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
preparing any they may have for tho Ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
pPersons desous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
fHERALp yacht pier No East River. New York
received from all parts OF the world and promptly de-
livered Duplicates required.
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AN US E M E Mt S.
rNoL1sH oprnA ~ pnooxIYN.

Last evening the Kellogg English Opera company ap-
peared the Brooklyn Academy Music the third act
Of "Ernan and the second and third acts OF Bales
"Rose Of Castillo" with the following artists IN the
principal roles in both opcras:-M Jennie van
Zandt, Mss Annie Montague, Mrs Ielua
Seguin queen Of operate contraos Castle Sarlelo,
Hamilton Peakes Allen and Comfy. The performance
worthy the high reputation of the company ana
only needed the addendum OF the chief OF inc Stage
staff, General Charles Crosby with the gayy dressed
hussars that graced the representations ol the star oil
the North, TO make il complete success The COM
pany appears tonight at Waterbury, conn, anu WIZ
thence proceed 10 Boston Manager Hess has arranged
for long season IN Philadelphia at the opening OF the
Centennial Exposition.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
THE BOY HAMLET.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
After reading the remarks OF IAN Amateur " in the
HERALD OF the 18th inst, feel it my duty as one
OF the managers to say word in behalf Of the COM
pany who supported Master Wood Friday
evening last l do not think it just under the cir
rumstances that such accusations should have been
made by Master Wood against the ladies and gentle
men who kindly volunteered their services and l
certainly feel very thankful to them for their efforts
10 support him. In regard to rehearsals, what IAN
Amateur says is certainly true as IL was with the
greatest difficulty that could obtain the theatre for
the purpose OF reheareing. When yon cons ider the
fact that only three rehearsas had, then think
you will give credit to the company, at least
part OF them, Tor the manner IN which they acted
their different characters. Master Wood has called
the publication of his letter of the 18th
inst, condemning IL dld the entire company, and
requests me TO state that he ieels exceedingly sorry
for his hasty remarks, II all written the
impulse of the moment. Thanking the company
again in my own behalf | remain respectfully,
d. w. ROBINSON.
NEW YORK, Aarch1 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
WHAT THE NEW CLUB is FOR.

Mr.. Choate and other members of the Union League
Club denied last night that there was any division of
opinion in the club that would tend to exodus OF
members favorable to President Grant, and sought
explain away the object of the secret meetings at
Delmonico's by saying that the recent dsgraces
brought on the republican party necessitated both
vigilance and foresight, and II deemed prudent
by some members OF the club to form campaign
club TO watch public sentiment and the course Of
events. To prevent the comfort and dignity of the
members of the club being ntertered with temporary
quarters at Demonico's were taken. At these meet
ings the fullest expressions OF opinion were INDUCED
i'm and
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
SPOKEN.

Ship Landseer Knowles, Calcutta for Boston. Dec
%, Lar - - Ion ~ L.
ship Nonantum Foster. Liverpool for New Orleans,
date, lat or lou, by al arrival ut Key West
Bark Fraeli Tiki I;an, from Philadelphia March for
Queenstown, date, lat iS 40, Ion a.
Bark Minnie Alien Soper from Cardiff for Rangoon Jan
-, lat 10 y. lon ~ W.
An American bark, showing letters JMDII. from - for
Loudoa seem date, Ia. AZ - " Ion IL 80 W.
Brig Oseeoa tBrl Ross. nom Halifax for Auckland, SZ.
no date lat = a3 = lon - ~ ".
Brig Alfred Hamayc. from Baltimore tor Paysandu,
March IL, oil the tail Of the Horse Shoe.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
OBITUARY.
PATRICK HRNnY KrrNAN

Patrick II. keenan,, for many years prominent
politician OF this city, died his residence, No lG9
Henry street. last evening Mr. keenan, became iden-
h1ed with local politics when had barely passed
his majority, and was elected Councilman from the
Seventh ward tour terms beginning in 1851
In 1867 he elected Coroner and at the expiration
OF his term Of Office elected and held ohce until
December, lSs3 He was emphatcaliy a whole e-souled
genial gentleman and had thousands OF personal
friends he leaves vie and thrcc children 10 very
moderate circumstances Mr.. keenan, thirty
eight yeass Of age
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
FIRE RECORD.

About one o'clock yesterday morning a FIRE broke
out In unoccupied store No mas Greenwich ave-
nue. caused by defective nuc~ Damage to building
$500 No ia, jewelry store. occupied by A. T..
Heidi was damaged SIS BY water; insured in the Net
rCpotan Insurance Company for 81, ooo No. ll6 oc.
cupied paint store by Meredith & Quay, was also
damaged S25 by water; insurance unknown
The root of No Forsyth street vas slightly dam
aged by tire yesterday afternoon.
Shortly after i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon hrc
broke on the third loor OF No 10 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
FEMALE ART AT THE CENTENNIAL.

A number OF ladies' interested in having the works OF
female artists properly represented at the Centennial
held meeting last evening At the house of Mrs Great
orex No lis East Twcnty-third Much dssatis-
faction exists among female artists, decorators aud
designers what they call the exclusive OF the
New York Women's Committee, which composed Of
very wealthy ladies. Measures taken To send
pictures decorated furniture embroidery umma-
and other specimens Of female industry from this
city TO Philadelphia, aud committees were appointed
TO take charge OF the necessary prepArations
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aad shpmasters informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No iJ Fleet strees. London" ths
Paris office. addressing Bennett CT Avenue ds Opera
Paris ths arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and ali tosign vessels trading
with the United States. the will DO cabisi this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French Medi-
terrane ports economical
and ex pedltious for telegraphiug nova
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occupied by Mr.. f. seyd, framemaker. Damage to
stock $500 10 building 500. Cause OF nre unknown
IRE tho first floor OF the five story brick tene-
lnent house No l2l Essex street. occupied by jacob
NeIke, caused $25 damage yesterday evening
About eight O'Clock last night fire. in the iron from
store or James AcCondless, of No. $40 West Forty
fifth street, caused n damage OF $50
hre occurred last night in the two story frame
stable in the rear Of No. 81 Baxter street. horse
and harness. waived at $780, owned by Jacob Wander
pool were burned up. Insurance unknown damage
TO building, 500; cause unknown.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
THE FURNITURE WORKERS.

The German Journeymen Cabnctmakers' Union held
a special meeting at Teutonia Assembly Rooms last
night consider measures TO revive the demand for
the enforcement OF the Eight Hour Law. 1t stated
that some forty-seven ''bosscs" in Chcago-all but
threehave united to enforce the SYSTEM aud circulars
have been addressed the employers and trade
unions of tins branch of the trade throughout the
try asking their operation. The experiment to be-
gin the 5th of July. 1t was resolved 10 call
meeting nj an carly day.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
FATAL ACCIDENT.

About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon Michael
Collins, residing at No 46S Market street, Newark,
while hosting ice in Hensler's brewery Hamburg
place fell from height of stories aud half aud
broke his neck. He has elt vile and three children
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
BELOW.

Bark st Mary Halowel from Pabelon de Plea Nov II
with guano to Jas w Elweil x Go.
Emma tof Halifax, Cox from Liverpool % in
ballast to W Elwell 4 Go.
Brig John Mason Porter from Miragoane % DAYS with
logwoOd to Mason Watts.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
SAILED.

Steamers Cleopatra for savannah: Richmond Richmond
&c; Vim Clyde Philadelphia; shp- Queen Of East
(BD. Liverpool Clara, Francisco; baks Eliza
Barss tBrl, Bermuda; Olga Nor Liverpool; Divco (Nor
Belfast. Nittoria UtaD Barcelona: brig sirius BasSc
Tore st Kss Fanny, Philadelphia; schrs Charlie sed
man Port Maria JA Pilots Bride, Havana; Eva May. Ma
Wind al sunset. NV.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n for causes without pubclty legal
everywhere; terms satisfactory. FREDERICK l. KING
Lawyer. No st. Marks place
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent States for without publicity; 10
cal EVERYWHERE; no charge until divorce granted advice
rec. N. HOUSE. Attorney. l9l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sa0s. Destination. o6ee
Ncamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL.
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l4th-Clsa-ed bark William Ger, shauer. Rotterdam.
WOODS HOLE. March ll-sailed. schr Ann bAoeoek,
Lee, Port Royal, Sc.
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Steamer Neptune, Berry. New York for Boston
Brig Anna Elizabeth Burgess. Savannah for Boston.
Schr Opera tBri, Fowler. New York Tor 1T John NIB.
schr Salle w Ponder Trascher Hoboken for Taunton.
Sehr Tyler. Philips, Port johnson for Hartford.
Schr Martha Martin. New York for Salem.
Schr Minquas Philips, Port johnson for Providence
Schr Cherub. Fletcher. New York for Boston.
Schr Nettie (Br), Brett, New York for 81 John NIB.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
APPROXIMArInN pRIZEs.

Ol s2S.o0Q. $1,000
D li5sl5. 80. .5OOl 2f65O. -. 800
, ! loSlS. .JOOi2 i161 .-3OJ
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

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The New York herald., 1876-03-15
FINE ARTS.

NEW YORK, March II, 1876.
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the happest day We shall ever
know on earIh. tho gallant ,ittIs
bark Young Phoenix, American
whnler, captain Clifford, took my mother
ana myself and sveral Others off that
night, aud the rest the next day. Them
was not much wind, and tho day wns fina
i thought L would give myself n bolid,v
from skinnlng, so | had just got n "plgI
full OF young ponguin's legs, and had hung
them OF ~ sLring on the roof TO dry and
smo..e little, and WINS backing out Of the
shanty, when. just visible, | snw n shin. I
yelled OUT, SAL hol and rdn TO see II the
lookout had seen II from the II Ipstaff,
They had seen ner short time before aud
The flags and ever, thing were up; fires
were liL also ON different parts OF the hill
so tina they might SEE the smoke, and
Oiaukets were about In every position that
looked eligible. or course we were al
very muoL excited, nope and fear alter
nately predo .nlniIing. l had goUe to tue
Flagstaff, and was RAINING back to tell
my mother not to DO too sanguine,
IA, the ship mad u, yet not altered her
course, when n che, r made mo look out TO
sea. There-deightIul sIgntl-she had
seen us, aud was steering close in 10 the
Island. Some OF us oriol with Joy. !
packed up all our ,aluibles-my cub. re-
vOlyer, kuife, fork. aud two spoons, aud
prepared everything 1 or emburking. When
tue snip came closer. sue ran up the
American ensign, anu lowered two boats
They came to the wrong side OF the
isidnu LOT einbarklng; so Waller Smith
tne snllInhkcr, swan out to them. though
with considerable RISK. for there WINS q
heavy surf, aud uireci cd them to the other
SIDE, where our old landing place was. II
was now getting Lutte, and Captain Off.
ford only took my mother, MIR. Peters
" Sails" two iuvallds, aud myself. of in
the boat that nignI. When we got on
board, we got warm bath, clean
Clothes, and tea; and every one VIA
exceedingly KIND to us. / don't
Know how my mother could have man.
aged without Mrs. Glifoi DIS kind Assist
ance. she was comfortably cushioned up
on large SOFA IN tue stern cabin nIoeiy
done up little place, VITA pictures, books,
and hdrmOnium. She was but sln all
vessel, uud had IA crew of thirty hands, so
that there was little room 10 spare, and
MIR. Peters and slept on the fOor. Captain
q ford was uuuecided whether he could
take Us all or not; however, he made UP
his mind to manage AS well rs he could,
leave his fishlug grounds-wnicn would
be u great loss to hun and take us t. the
Mauritius or the cape, unless he could
tIuussnIp Us to English SHIPS That night
we stood of the luud uli morning. The
day was lovely, aud we s,eered 1or the
island again, and took of the rest, Mr..
Peters wiring short account OF the
wreck, AM the names OF the drowned. on
paper, when was enclosed III bottle,
scaled up, aud buried at Tue top of one OF
the graves. EiOn grave, rs well, hud
wooden cross placed Ut the head oft.
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trnW me 80 Louts times.
Mr. Tiliel hls ODD, million
lut suppose 10 hu ~ uiIlilns,
Aud Quadrlillpns ana quutli IONS,
stiu tlutr - sutus tulug nrtux.
Vote Tor wh M ga Wi.l At MEASURE,
II - 81 ui Ilu,u lu a measure,
bu rem mJrr AZ B our lrHuro,
humttmug'- eulug wrong.
WHY nut this natiun Of nations
~ cunttollcI 3D. llmiallnns,
Monrltl rluss ot AL = 'aIttl ihs
surely 7.lu. ius' ,ulus wrong.
All coufrH- ma Agt h needed
luliic. -N ulu uoW he wue4el,
For II 49, ~ % conceded,
Something's suiua wrong.
Al me Grants al all The shermAns
Eug ish, IN 10 ChuctINs, Germ ms,
Nuu M the pee its or wrItr scriuona.
Dunt remove the Nrlug,
ne tiutu l. tuld a torn /, brewing.
winch lui 1UaTs has Duen aCCruluR,
fuopl1 mud DE- up .ni dUius,
teatih> DacA tAv along.
Thet bad splrlt called the Devil,
Win u, uhtfur spiut-iuyeI,
has SCI InauY On a Oeyrl,
Down the 20 20 wrong,
" VT from this very hOur
pei our ne ,ds * dlst MS power.
MrQng cAnlOt Greer her tower,
blFhs viii cOnouer wrong,
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The weather was now getting rather
less severe, but We could only recoiirot
three line days all the time We were there,
aud we always mad TO pay dearly for them.
Another suauty was bong Dulll, aud | Vas
promises very slnaii one Tor my mother
ana myself, winch u thlrd-clIss passenger
had previously built, aud mad kindly oler-
eu rs. On cold, stormy day, sept. 10, "A
lull-rigged ship, under rec fed Iopsatls, AS
Tar us Nc couid make out, came between
Hogss Island anu ours, then, ruunIng close
along our island, kept away 10 tue cast.
j was IN what was called the Skin
ulng Cave, and saw the snIp and
gave the alarm first. Away went
some of US, us hard as we could
run, Win blankets and cOuuteTpaues 10
tho nagstan, our black figures showing
well against the snow-coverod hull, SO thai
believe they could not have helped sue-
ing us. The blanket-haR was up IN a yrIy
short tlme aud The ship, when sne had got
past the end OF tue island, came Into Inc
WIND, believe, for previously she mad
been running with the wind ait, and wa
all thought that she had seen us, and was
gong to stay Tor us till huer weather came
10 take us OF, when squat OF snow came
on aud Ind her from view. She had gone
Oh little In the squall, but some of the
men SAID she was sum move to-" She mad
not Increased her distance much, but even
tually she took To her heels. OF uour,. n
was "a great disappointment. but we ex-
pected when III port she would report
us, anu nope kept us up Tor about u
coupie Oh months. But NO; we never
hedIu anything more of her. Now | am
sure sue saw Us, aud to desert us thus was
accountable. She was near enough TO let
US see her uopmast and topgalant aud rlg
sihg ana Wnen we could SEQ all that how
ooulu she not SOC our black figures and Y
American citizen., 1876-06-03
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
ARTICLE II.

SECTION l. All violations of the orders by laws and ordn
of said city and laws Of the State within said city
convicted thereof SHALL in addition the punishment in
pay suit, committed until such
fine and be paid according to sections of the
So All persons arrested under authority Of the laws Of said
State city, the hour O'clock and before O'clock
shall he confined in the city prison county Jail until the
next meeting of said Mayors Court ard until his or her
the Mayor Marshal shall have take from the
boud with good security conditioned for his
Court and stand to- or abide by all ILL., such order
be made payable City of Cam
and shall the effect bind the obgos therein until
stand and be in full force from day day without
obIgors such bonds shall be deemed have entered
their in said Court for all purposes final udg
the day which such is to be made
such is made by the principal good
be shown in excuse final shall be
entered against the Obgors in said bond for the full penalty
thereof and execution shall issue thereon against such
oo and the collected thereon shall he for the
For all violations of law of said city, law OF
affidavit made under oath by issue his
s aT for % oh his
any constable thereof the Marshal policeman of
city ne IN M
the laws of said city of the State in said
thereto be without warrant by such officers
Of sn y Ma sns so s, n be
sesson-to be tried and dealt with according to law
Mayor prosecutor making the Charge
the arrest without warrant as the case be- shall he taxed
be liable fine of not less than 80 than
$780, half the of person greved and for which
. All trials proceedings before said Mayor, wherein
laws said city, SHALL be- be governed by
a neore 5o of %s Psee THAT any
tried before said Mayor shall have the
G. All persons fined for violation Of any city ordnance
shall stand committed until said ne and all costs arc paid
after its passage
American citizen., 1876-06-03
Hegi.ei Ordinances Of the City Of Canton.

e Al owners keepers of stables, and other persons
who shall receive for sae sell commission or otherwS
from, any trader vendor, any horse mule IN said
city, shall be subject all the regulations, taxes and hhes
prescribed herein and collection OF such
from traders and vendors.
% Whenever trader vendor, keeper OF any
stable, other person. shall fail ;cfuse, demand OF the
Collector pay the herein levied horse or mule
said Collector shall upon personal property OF SUCH
delinquent deater and ten days public notice of time
place of sae shall sell the same, sufcency thereof
the highest bidder all taxes due by such de-
lnqucnt or defaulier and ali costs Of sale.
All original holders, their lndorseeS OF
claim against city, order the
Treasurer thereof shall hold the subject
thereof of all Judgments
fines and liability due said by them or any
aud alter its passage.
American citizen., 1876-06-03
CHAPTER ".
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

relating the Public Schools Of the City Of Canton
SECTION That the each school shall elect three
who shall constitute Board of Local Trustees
SAID elect said Board it shall be
Superintendent appoint the Trustees from
of the school failing to make such election
That teachers sha:be elected by the Board OF Aldermen
No candidate the position without first
obtaining of qualification from the Superintendent
When application by Local Trustees any school
representing the guardians of at least twenty pupils
for the appointment of particular teacher who is qualified
by law such, such application must be granted.
That the maximum salary OF teachers having an
daily of at least twenty pupils shall be sic
and In schools the average daily attendance less than
twenty paid shall exceed eight cents day