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A RAID ON D1soRDERLY HOUSES.

Captain Murray last night made Q raid on the dis
srdsry houses the part OF his precinct and
succeeded in arressing about seventy-hvc persons,
and women, who viii be arraigned before Justice
Tiammer al the Tombs Police Court this morning
Captain williams, Of tho Twenty ninth precinct,
made raid Friday night three alleged dsordcrly
houses West Thirty third street. between Sixth and
Seventh avenues and the propretors OF two
Of them and ten OF tho inmates. They we're
Ill brought before Justice otterbourg yesterday
and presented y CURIOUS spectacle they died before
HIS Honor The female prisoners were part Of them
colorcd, part OF them white; but the coored damses
outvlcd their whtc sisters much in the matter oil
dress and personal adornment and the names given
by them evidently taken from some move! oil Inc
dino scrcs Clark Jackson, the proprietor OF
one of the houses was colored man o. about iory
years Of age, short Of stature and with cork
log. He at all abashed IN The presence OF the
magistrate but wished to prove to the satisfaction OF
the Court that bis house was anything but
dSordeyly one. His counsel told The Court
that hc was informed by his client that
his house was q place where religious revvas
held and that missionaries and people oil that kno
visited Is every night That they sang 'hold Inc
rortn "Wh?t Shall the Harvest Be- and similar
hymns every evening. Captain Williams here inter.
vencd aud said 'Judgc, this notorious place, ana
It for all kinds oil the lowest characters DO
calls fremont House. 10 give people the impress
sion that u 10 a sort OF hotel"
Then up spaxc Clark jackson -"No, sir; beg your
pardon Captain. not The fremont, the Fremont House;
called u after John e. Fremont. the pioneer OF Gail
forula-n Judge Oterbourg, however, held Mr. jack
son In $500 bail TO answer at General Sessions The
inmates OF the three houses, with The exception oil
Two. were DISCHARGED and the other proprietor was
pnrolcd for examination.
Last night Acting Captain kass, OF the Tenth Pre-
cinct raacd n dsorderiy house IN Bayard street,
the alleged proprictress vi which 10 Jula smith lhere
vsre IN the mouse dozen men and women, VINO werc
crreEted.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the steamer city Merida Cruz
&c. has our thanks for favors.
STEAMER MosrAsA r seados
Hook PM Friday April .. after splendid passage
STEAMER SYDNEY, from San Francisco for Sydney,
NsW, arrived Homo uu March II damased ono of her
with engine.
STEAMER ACHILLES. Bacon from Philadelphia for New
NAMED Newport Pm 9Th. Visiting orders from
BARK PAPA LUIGI qtaD. ashore at Nantucket lies ex-
shasng by the late gale that doubtful whether
h Be hs a. sss r &c 70
BY the water passing her hod win every change In
town which put Key West March 81 with sickness
board ILL., and also leaking slightly hav
ing Couch Reef on the night OF the 4t She
| assisted by wreckers.
muda Boston put New London April having
collision on the night Of the 9Th when IN the vicinity Of
aged the Fred Gray having manboom broken both dayss
bowsprt and all attached carried would
proceed to New where she was bound The Fred cray
s w',, q. possible 's" '''' ' ''''''' "
seam GKsEnAL SHERIDAN Of Middletown, which wen.
ashore on Black Ledge the 9Th Inst. gotten of
9Th after dischagng OF her and she owsd
Ss~ put 70 ou
tire will have be taken out Of her and repairs made
before she proceed.
scnn ANDREW PETERS from Calais tor New York. sprung
aeak of Petit Mcnan could rot free her and pat in there
goth with feet water hold q hours her decks
inches under and she dock ed leak
scnn SUPERIOR, Colin. loaded with fish shocks, bound
from Wscassct Me- TO Cape Ann put Point New
castle light OF 9th nst leaking badly.
scma GnAnAM from s.gua. before reported ashavine
been ashore Berlin, Md, taken the dry dock
| Philadelphia April T.
m..x rs April /, ws,. :snr . Ebsa Phillips at a.
fishery has been very poor fuswash harbor Is open No
| ice Is visible.
LoSc BRANCH, April Two lighters are alongside the
steamer RusIand this morning The is smooth and the
prospect good Tor getting the balance Of the
cargo promptly.
NEWPORT April 6--schr Adele Truede from Alexandra
for stonugon IN coming tod wharf colided with
scnr Alice from Providence far Virginia anchor In the
hsbor carrying away the atters manboom topnlit AND
STAYING stern boat.
ST JOINS. NJ April 8-The following steamers arrived
to-day the seal fishery via Neptune With tD no SEALS
Arctic. with 2I.Up do. aud Panther with 2DoO do They
| report several other good fares.
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Pabeon de Pics 7th, Fair and Easy Hsnsy East Lon
don: 18th Janet Forbes Kane do land sailed ~ eekng
PoRrLAsD March 27sailed from the roads Madfs ulA'
BARK. Tor Philadelphia. ..L -,
PALAIs Belle sel March 2In the roads. Mohnr Han
cock. from Lobos via Falmouth.
QuKvNsrowS. March a0-oh. Mary Ann, from LIVERPOOL
for Doboy -
sailed 18th. recumseh Bennett. IIayre; 2sth we,smo
Roenbo London Bacchus Bjorkgvist. Ipswich; Ellen
Munroc. Jones, Dubling: Lorza. Poschich. Bremen.
SiLLoTyi March 20 Sailed. Weymouth Durkee. Boston
srErrIS March 22-saied. Farewell. Hermann, New
York.
TABLE BAY, Feb 24-AFrved. Laura Gertrude, Hsveron
New York .
vALrNcIA March 22-sailed. Olympia Isl. RAFT Gibraltar
VLis March 23-Arrived. Atlantic. Lietke. Dauen via
Nieuwe Dep
AMSTERDAM March 23Part OF the inventory and rigging
saved from John Klmbs have been sold ut Nieuwe
dep for about f25o.
CALCUTTA, March 2-The ship Penthssiila veners for
New York whilst pro- eedng down Feb 20. grounded
Moyapore AN but hoated the Same day without in
Jury. she has proceeded
CAps Towx Feb 27-The Bierstadt has been sold at Fast
London for ESQ., the hull going for fl73 She wrecked
Al spot where il is almost impossible down 70 the
beach.
March 26-Advices from Goree. dated March
state Prudene had paid TO the Annie Fairfax
2 francs the Of repairing the damage caused by
the collision between the two vessels
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Sailed 7th. ship ssmirsmis (0er,. sehulsnbsrg. Bas-
more.
DOVER April 7-Arrivea. ship wyo Br, Browne. Boston
for London.
DIAL April 7Arrived. the Sea. bark Sc
Crest lBr). Bennett. from Darien for Grimsby).
GRxAr YARMOUTH. April 6-Ssied brig Carl Gnstaf
(lsus). Lundgren, United States
GENOA, April 4-sailed. bark Fanny Lewis (Br), Ed
wards, Boston after putting back).
HAMBURG April 6Arrived bmrks Borgvin (Nor) Olsen.
Norfolk via Queenstown; Gina fNo, Anderson, Savannah:
Cedar Ger. Rohifs New York; schr John Schuette.
Brooks. Wilmington, NC.
Sailed 4th banks Abertne Ger. Gluckstadt New York
9Th. Wilhelm tGer) do.
LIVERPOOL April 7Arrived amer Lake Nepigon (Br
Scott baltimore; ships Levitt (Br,. Smiley, Darien
City of Benares tBrj. Mcdonald. San Francisco.
LErn April 7-sailed. bark st Andrea ItsD, Msxeila
New York.
LIsuoS March 3iArrived bark Kong sverre Nor) Aske
New York.
MARsEIlLxs. April Z Sailed schr Thos Ball. Ryder
Cadix ana New York
NEWCASTLE April 7-Arrived bark Graf Won Behr Hsgsn-
dank Ger. Kindorn. Dsrien.
PALERMO Mavch 27-Sailsd, bark Lydia Cardell (Br),
Todd New York.
QUEENSTOWN April g. ght-Arrived steamers Atlas
(Br), Bnge, Boston for Liverpool; 7th. AN. Dakota
OBJ. Price, New York for do; Pm China tBr). Gill; do
tand all proceeded bark Carl Gustsf sus Sast
Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM April G-Saed ship Nightingale (Nor)
Olsen, phil adelpha.
VALENCIA April s. Arrived previously ship Cheney.
StarKey. IIuanillos.
Arrived in the United Kingdom April 7. bark Dorothy
Thompson fBr,. Frostick Bull River.
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South Amboy for Psmbrols Ada Barter New York 70,
corswsl Newcastle Del. Tor Newbnryport: Mary Collins,
Dnrien nldsboro starlight, lloboken for Wscasse
Passed by-schr Helen NJ Condor. Mccarthy. Whining.
ton M. for Bath.
Sailed-Barks star OF the South Dr. and y Wilton;
briggs Gpsy Queen (rl. Orcot lin tow Of steamtns NJ
Winch. and Frontier. New York: sclrs Edward Burton
Buck. q r Whitman Laura Jane. Nellie Chase John L
Carr. VIM II West. Flora King. and Hattie J.
WILMINGTON. CAL March 30-Arrivod. bark Enoch Tai
Dol. Penhsiiow. San Francisco.
wILMIS1ToN. NC. April 7-Arrived bark 81 Olaf tSor)
HAssel. BrlXo.
ceared-Brig rordenskjod tNor). Olsen, Queenstown;
schrs Pr Of the East Lord. Aux cayes Donna Anna
Armbrus Havana cleared March 70 for Cadenas Mercy
Trundy. Crowley, Aux Cages.
WARREN. April 6-Anived schr Alex Young. Blake,
PhiiauelphiA-
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BOUND SOUTH.

Yarmouth for New York. with and passengers
City OF Fitchburg Springer New Bedford io'
Steamer Aibstross. Davis. FAN River for New York.
stesmer Galatea. Walden. frovidenes tor New iorE
schr steelman. Fisher Las Palmas via New Haven Tor
sehr Howard Holder tBD. Williams, st John. NIB, for
schr Gamma. Guptal, Machias for New York.
schr nh Mart fotSp Tor Ssw .o orr York
sehr John Warren. NECTAR. Providence for New York.
sehr George MarKle shropshire, Providence for New
sehr Bedabsdec, .Knowl,on Providence for New York.
scnr Haze. Lynch, Providence for New York.
AIy M Esa5 w.sH for Ss Ur
sshr sshn Brooks ro1 ssw ms,en fSr JsS.sy CITY
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gen whtney. Halls.s. New York for Boston.
stearne. Amos Barstow kenney New YORK Tor Provi-
BARK Kate Williams. Hall. New York Cor Boston.
brig Idalia lBr GrAhsn. New York for Port Caledonia
schr kliza Beard tHr). Ferguson, New York for st
sehr Juha Clinch lB Maloney. New York for St ste-
schr Msi.ie ssr; Britt. New yots 70, s. John. NIB:
s Sehr ir,s Long. New York for New BEDFORD
schr Ellen Dunisd. Rsynor. New York for Portland
sT M s New ySs New PsSd
s eSr Ssw S sos.on
schr West Wind. Tracy New York for Boston.
e eSr S Sssna M ioans bs 1Saon Providence
sehr Ira LufrinIer Coleman, lIoboken for Boston
senr woosey Yirreii Port ohn.on for Pawtacket.
s ehr smith. Baldwin iors JOHNSON for Norwich
Schr Foster Haskins Port Johnson for Providence.
schr Elcn Baxter. Lamphear. Port johnson for New
schr Liberty. johnson. Amboy for Norwalk.
schr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner. Amboy for Providence.
ss sr Amos Rskss or
sehr Lucy Jones. Msrryhew Richmond Va. for Bridge.
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erpool: England Dr. do Anchoria Br Glasgow; Utopia
DIR, London; Canada iBr do Clyde; HsyAna; City Of
leans: Hudson. do; San Jacinto. savannsh CITY Of A.
ion Richmond. &c: knight Georgetown. DC; Ella
Knight. Phi'adephs ships ssrscen tBr. shanghai Ger
ock; Joseph spinney Francsco barss Texas 0;ep.
Havre: Alma Ital), Cork; Colin Mcneil. Rio Jxneiro;
Denbigshire (Ir), London; II Armstrong Cadiz; Anna
Nor) Antwerp; Grolamina Utah, Leghorn Casioue (Br.
Bahia Richmond; Tenax Prospose Norl. Copenhagen:
Harriet $ Jacksos, Havana; fnsmsn (sr barbados;
Vile BELLE (Br). Pensacola brgs Alpha (r Brdgewster
Ms: Annie tBrl, Mayagusz; America lBrJ, Port spain
MIA Oh: Tua tsr, Belize tlonl Joseph Clark. Mobile.
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THE BENDER FAMILY.

REPORTED LYNcHING OF THE KANSAS MUIR
DEEEIis.
KANSAS CRY. April 7, 1877
The Journal OF this city says II Is positively stated
that Bender bis wife, son and daughter the
Kansas murderers, while attempting to escape
from the State after their crimes were DIS
covered wcro captured by band OF
vigiisnts lynched The statement Is based on the
confession OF the iynching party. All the facts
in the case said to have been known 10 Governor
Osborn and Senator Yorke, brother OF Dr. Yorke one
Of the Bepdcrs' victims, ever since its occurrence
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NgwPoRr RI. April 4. 1877.
Schr Ell Townsend from Hoboken for Providence lies at
anchor between Patience and Hope Islands While beat
ing up the bay yesterday Pm she carried away mainop
mast at the partners and about 10 feet below the
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SPOKEN.

Ship Fremtid tNor). Nicholson. from Liverpool for Pen
sacula March 10. lat - 40. Ion "a ~.
Shtfvy, Lowell from New York tor San Francisco Feb
- lat So "a y. Ion 30 - W.
snip Persons (Am,. from River Loa" for Havre, Jan
q. lat ~ :. Ion ~ W.
An American shp, showing HTNN ~ bound s. was seen
March q, lat =. Ion 81 w.
= BARK Harriet Hickman tBr) smith, from Antwerp for
Bas blanche Tn, IRON Portland .. for iavre. Jan II
lat 81 50 =. lon 80 w,
bark showing QsvK. from New YORK Tor Lesh.
March 49, lat t6 Ion l6
Brig Beard tBr) Robinson IRON Hamburg for Phils-
deiphia. March ~. lat ~ 20 Ion 10.
Brg Cardigan (Brl, from Barbados via St Thomas for
Boston. April q, ~ miles Sr Of Bsrnsgat
Sthr Jensrson, Gibbs from New York for Galveston,
March 81. of Key West
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRIsroI April 7Arrived bark Ifgenia (Aus), Baccich,
New York.
BREMEN. April 7-Arrived barks Fora Aus), Poschich.
Norfolk via Queenstown Donna (Aus). Catarnich. Bati
more via do: Christel Ger, zinke, New York.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer


DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK TUE MONTHS
APRIL
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APRIL Z, 1877.

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FOREIGN PORTS.

Arrived in the United Kingdom April T. bark Dorothy
Thompson (Br). Frostick, Bull River.
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An Interesting Historical Fact.

After the argument upon the Florida
case before the late Electoral Commits
sion in Washington, Judge Bradley
wrote out his opinion and his decision
in full. He completed it at about 6
o'clock in the evening on the day be-
fore the judgment of the Commission
was to be announced, and read it to
Judge Clifford and Judge Field, who
we're likewise members of the Commits
sion 1t contained first an argument
and secondly conclusion. The argu-
ment was precisely the same as that
which appears in the published docu
ment; but Judge Bradley's conclusion
was taat the votes of the Tilden cleo
tors in Florida were the only votes
which ought to be counted as coming
from that State.e
This was the character Of the paper
when Judge Bradley finished it, and
when lie communicated it to his col
leagues. During the whole of that
night Judge Bradley's house in Wash.
ington was surrounded by the carria-
ges of visitors who came to see him
apparently about the decision of the
Electoral Commission, which, as we
have said, was to be announced the
next day. These visitors included
leading Republicans as we'll as persons
deeply interested in the Texas Pacific
Railroad scheme.
When the Commission assembled the
next morning, and when the Judgment
was declared, Judge Bradley gave his
voice in favor of counting the votes Of
the Hayes electors in Florida. The
argument lie did not deliver at the
time; but when it came to be printed
subsequently it was found to be pre-
cisely the same as the argument which
he had originally dawn up, aud on
which he had based his first conclu-
sion in favor of the Tilden electors.
IN. Y. Sun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-08-15

For GOVERNOR CT OHIO.-Mr. r.
NJ. Bishop. the Democratic nominee for
Governor of Ohio, is native of Elem
ing county, Kentucky, where he was
born in 1912. He was engaged in the
pork business in this State until 1913,
when he went to Cincinnati and en-.
gagged in the grocery trade, and is now
the head of house doing a business
of $5,000,0O0 year. In 1859 Mr..
Bishop was Mayor of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Bishop is too solid mau to be
a Communist, an intlatinnist, or any
other sort of plitical iuceudiary. He
is prosperous merchant, a man who
takes an active part in religious affairs,
a supporter of Sunday laws, prohibito-
ry laws, and other moral legislation
-[Courier-Jonrnal,