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FOREIGN PORTS.

AspIswAIL. April a5-Arrivsd. steamer Colon Griffin.
AMI '9 So1s YSr s, brig WIN rh''s "y
inward Hisss o'clock ri. %ornias
from t aRhI Echo PER- s
s.ss E fe cas ss Brown Cray y
do 7 4 prammond, lrs,ns fgy Baltimore. 70 sai 9th
fsa 10 s sn bark % nsn
from boston 9Th; schr Pride Of the West. Green
sTsxes through the ssr.; en- s,s
I:s,ss I 40
Afp ayaas 1s April FM@saea steamer City Havana
nAL:pAx Apri 2sArrved. steamer Dominion sBr'. Glib
s0i Ia HIVE IS April a3-saed bark Elershausen OBJ.
New York for 81 johns NJ three weeks ont had hard
PaSAx. April is-Arrved. steamer Costa kica. white.
berry. Central America
Sailed I'D steamers Salvador Rnssel Central Americas
Pknsaaruco April a7AIrised previously. brig Bososa
81 Joas NB Xprii Arrived ship Glad Tiainr. Dicks
Baird, starkcy. Philadelphia
Arrived as.L ssnr' Maggie L and Teal Gale Nsw YORK.
erher Beech Crosby Liverpool; bark rorryourn Leary
sailed 18th. bark Toledo pman. Liyerpoo; 10Th, ships
E%y s hp p charlotte S Wnc can, Liverpool
VALENCIA. April lo-Arrised ship ) Thomas eastman.
WA csrs April i7-In port. bark lose LoDea, Nc
Donald Liverpool arrived March ~ tor Avaado, TO
YOKOHAMA April 24-Saiied City Of Picking Tan
uer from Franciscan. Hong Kong
tPEn STEAMER Mosrr-
ARpRossAy April l+saiIed Queen Of Hearts, for Mira
michi. ,,ue
Lucille. Talbot, Cardiff. -
Arrived a. Flashing i4L. Troworidge ssapeton. San
Francisco . - ,-, -
Calcutta Tor New York
AsirR Feb 27-Passed unanima. Cain from Hong Kong
,or New York: March g. Highlander Hutchinson, IRON
Boston Hong Kong; 4ih New Era. Sawyer from Car.
DIN for do ~, 49,.
Bgisroi- April i5-Arved. Leon Panca'do. kono, Phia-
deiphia =. 1919, 49,, I'LL -. ~.
York
sailed 18th. Kate Mc!ick. Fraser. America.
BRorwKgsHAvEs. April l4-saiied. Andhid Madsen
0rom Pensacolaj. Dordi :. .,
York Z - ,,.s
CARpiyg. April l2Geared Marquis OF Butte. LOWE que
bee tand sailed l6thl ,,,,,. c,u
CApIz April 1o-Arrvcd. j Williams. Williams Seville
Sailed 10Th. fudoia. for Newfoundland $3.50 ~,
CALCUTTA March 2i-sailcd. w q Putnam Pitts Cochn
and cacat . >, .,.-.u..... ,uo,,
London for city Point.
Drskirx April l3-Saiicd, kioto. Long New YORK Wna
passed Dungeness lfthj. lith Adelaide Baker howes
Chrdim ,.,,,,,- ON,
ELsisonx April iaIn the Sound Cnkc! Brsess. Serb
nor, from Wilmington. Nc. Tor stockholm.
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STATE CAPITAL.

1xroRMxRs IN THE AssEMsLY-wILLiSo 20
SERVE WITHOUT PAY-sALAEr GRADERS at
PREMIUM.
ALBANY, apr: Is, 49,
Money matters receive great attention In The Leg!s
laurc nowadays Seldom have the itcms Of The supply
bill closely scrutinzcd. Banks and INSURANCE
companies are 10 be called upon 10 pay more iaxeA
Arrangements may yet be made 10 compel the street
railroad companies OF New York city 70 pay up their
arrears although these concerns usually gel little 10
advance o: legislation. Now have an attempt 70 cut
down the pay Of the legislators themselves Wonder
fu reform When the Stephenson bill tor amending the
Brooklyn charter was before the Assembly this morn
Ing su,ie young panic started by the introduce
ton OF concurrent, resolution amend the consiitu
ton section o. article 3, TO fx the saiarcs OF
members Of The Legislature s. 900 session, Instead
oil ST. 6oo as now. Nachimann jumped upas though he
had been bidding auction sale, and asked 10 have
/, made $500 This would suit him. Spinoa ana his
collar '.rizn Immediately lie could not see Tue use
the resolution back TO the Commlee OF Ways and
Means to have Il amended, that hereafter members
should Tor love- he was in favor OF TINS 70 Inc
last Mr. Fish adopted course more pleasing 70 the
country members by proposing that the resolution
should read, .saary 81, 900 annually and - Tor each
OF actual attendance" Progrcss was reported and
finally Spinoa's no-pay idea MAS adopted ana me
matter referred back.
BUSINESS 1 sESATg
Business IN tho Senate may be characterized as Eiis
ccllnneous. Bills were reported as lollows-
BY Mr. Harris, from the Finance Coinmittee--Fa-
vorably on The Assembly bill authorizing The State
Treasurer and other state officers 10 pubhsh In the
Also provide the adjustment and payment OF tho
deficiency In the State arising out VI the anncxa.
tioL Of the towns OF MorrsanIa. est Farms and
kingsbridgc Westminster county. 10 the city u New
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

SI Asp s sq 81 "
AMUsEMENrs..4rn PAGE ls. "a. Sd and 4th coils
ASTROLOoiY-3p pAG. I'd col.
Etcn Fsor,ss I'd 50 and 4A
BoAS sG''A AND LODGING wASrED-lsrn PAcE-4sh and
ssSSSsyS RpAE ssi1Ha yS e.
{ iSS =
CRY REAL. ESTATE FOR sALE-orH PAcH--iss COL.
cIrsRs nS Rsfsss pAcr4h and 9Th oo4
sssss1
ccouNTRY BoARD-lsra PAcE-5th and 9th coils. and
pASc ,iYsa rAxccADsM iifElsi PAcE-5th col.
p pS sd M co
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'F;uihNisIlED-ierH PAcn2d aud Sd coils. and 30
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LOST AND FOUND-4Tn PAGs-Gth col.
M MAHbbifhMH aNiE els PAGE 9Th col.
MATRIMONIAL, -I9TH PAGE-3d COL
MEDIcAL-3D PAGg--oth col -
MILLINERY AND DRBssMAklNG-lern PA0E-otn ana
MscnES IGnsSEoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE
MIsCELLHNEoUs-3 PAcE-2d col
MuslCAI-srm PAcE-5th col 80,
NEW PUBLlCArlOSS-llTH PAGE-6th col
pprE,xOtGIrES oIsSASs Gc-4ru PAcE--4th and 5tb
rnog9sALsTi91n rAcn, ,ns coli h ,xrpn-vrx.1rs
paoPEItrY our oP THE CITY, FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsrArE ."T rs > ExcHASGE-5rB PAGE 18th col.
real, aI E,T ~ + ANrGD-sp p.cs--2e col
RELIGIOUS NOTi, Es-isr PAcE-lst col
REMOv NLS--l9rn PAGE--3d col
EEsrAu RANTS-l3rn PAGE-tth COL
SAILS AT AUCTION--orn PAGE-6th col. and isFH
sITUATIoSs WANTED~FENALEs- I'D PAcH-im and
sPECiAL NoTlCEs-irm PAce-o.h COL.
SpORfiS,;--DUGS, BIRDS. kC.--lora PAcE-5u COL
SUMMER EEsoRTS--lofn PAcs-lst col
| TIE TRADES--2p PAGE-6tn col.
TE rTR E sfS s Y sssRposEs-,srn pAcs-i
| TRAvELLfiis GUIDE Urn PAss-6th COL
ism PAGg-5th aud 9th coils, and I'D PAGS-osh ans
WASTED iA sG rs rrsclAsE--Arm r.er--ssh col.
waasrtmhsrEs COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Vegetable Garden. Complete Gnide the Guilt
walton OF egetsbles Dicks arden Hand Books Scres
BY James Hegr Mesars. Dick Fitzgerald. No. Is Ann
erect. New ltuk
Dicks Kcctations and Readings Go. T., BY William
B. Dick Messrs Dick Fitzgerald, No. 10 Ann street,
New York.
The s~nitaran and Organ OF the Medico Society
Monthy magazneJ Office of publication, No. 81 Nassau
street. New York.
The Chemists Manual. a Practical Treatise Chem
istry by Henry Mott, Jr r. NJ. PHI D. u. Van Nostrand
Nos % Murray an d ~ Warren street. New York
The Dining Room Magazine dor May. paper covert The
Union Publishing Company, No. III Duane street. New
York
wal 1t her ny Helen J. Ford Lorng's tales of the
Day. paper covert LorIng. publisher, Boston
Miss Corson's Cooking Manual. Dodd Mend Il Co.
Alcohol as Rood and Medicine by Dr. Hunt. Nation al
Temperance society and Publication House
Engraved Gems Third Place In tho History OF Art.
Maxwell sommerville. Mcssrs. Porter Coates Phiia.
d-lphia
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SPOKEN.

Ship Hertordshre lBr. from Astoria FOR Cork Feb o.
lat 81 - $. Ion ~ l3 W.
ship Helen Burns OF and from Swansea for San Francisco
26 days out, March Z. lat 43 lon ~ w.
ship Hospodar OF st John, NIB. under jury main md
mizzen topmasts and fore royal masts. from Lobos
Island English Channel March g. lat AZ N Ion "a "a
W.
Ship Agomar B, Groves. from Liverpool for Mramichi,
April &, lat 81. Ion II
Ship Ardmora B, from Liverpool for Montreal. April
H. of the fnstnet.
ship showing svRC from New Orleans for Liverpool,
Aprl Z, lat "A, Ion 45.
BARK InigA taus,. Frian, from London for Phadel-
phia. April :. lat 81. Ion II.
Bark Abbie lsri conili. from Bremen North
ica April Z. lat so lon II.
Dutch brig, showing .I.rCR." from Santos tor Now
York, March 81. lat 9 :. ion "a w.
vessel showing JKlG. from Liverpool for Sandy Hook,
April I'D, lat so TO- Ion II IS.
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cssAs-

%s,''fs S. ssa; ..
,!.n Morslo G s:,a ssis Gee chase Patterson Ne
,ordsrcd New York. sehr zngn 'Br), uhsr. Pon
Reported passed bark Bearss swee,ser from Cal.
weston for rhilaaelpha.
Pickett New York schrs + Adams South Amboy Ruth
sss L.s'S sss 1% ass one
Edith Hail. New York schr. Ring Dove. and Armstrong,
oss.sy sasa.: j.@.sa; NV ysrE 1890
'' rodnisSour 1o aa~salod steamer Allentown.
i psovipfSGE Apr s7A,ves. steamer. Mcclellan
pn f'si sshr. Heading fsrosd TS"~pssa
or shnson for rsatuen,s; LINZ wsis %s' Esw.
ken; John PRICE, SieAerson. DO WIN Mayo. Whitaker.
si!edsehr, Rachel seaman, Seaman. GsorEs.own pcs
ilnaac Deputy New isrI o. 90 nsnry alsS.
tsspsie Kashe Jane. Lynsh Alap cousins. Albert
ss's sa .s"p Nay Lew @%Soy o'.
aa Bsrs o Johnson ssnss s u rns
Bushnel James. stiles. and Curtis Goodwin Crowley.
saS FRAxcIsco April 2s--Arrived. steamer coiins.
senrle, Panama SHIP Oracle Humphreys. baltimore bark
SissSsS~sSID Losn Cree pr, Teller Cor, o., x,,,..
Barcelona: seSrs = Il Drury. Bath Ne; 8 Bsacham,
pasa ukss NASSAU ssn Jscinss Hazard New York
sATILLA. IA. April i6Arrived brig sophia Cook tsr).
Sal I'D. Blue Wave sBr'. Brown. whehaven.
I'i ARBoR Sp sehrs
ns1 aD raassPsaa s 81 sSAg Ma win
etts. PHILADELPHIA
SOMERSET April 26-Arrived schrs Wild PIGEON. Bray;
Alex Young. Blake. and sidney Price, Godfrey. Phadel'
pha. -
27th- Sailed. schr y Marke. Shropshire. NevYork.
srONiNGToN. April as-Arrivcas schrs. Bella Peck,
Avery. Por johnson; Baltimore Wood. South Anlboy;
susan L Nash Brown. Weehnwken. M8
VINEYARD HAVEN. Ap-i 27--Arrivcd schrs Onward,
Mayo. Port johnson for Per smouh War s,eed Goosin.
Windsor Ms for Abner Taylor. Dodge Calais for do
Schr Blackbird has been ordered to Providence.
Schr Com kearney did not sail us reported.
sailed-schrs Mail Red Rover. Hero. Maggie Cummns.
Prussian General tBr. a
2sh-Arrivcd schrs VIM Marshall, CAIN Baltimore tor
Boston; II Is Gibson Dow. Hoboken for Portsmouth, Benz
Reed libhis Potomac River for Bath; Lucy Ames
Richards Rocklund for Richmond. Va soop Derry Tib
bits. boston for Block Island
WILMINGTON. NC April 2S-Arrived. bark Bertha
Nor. Hansen. st Cbes.
Ciearcd-Brig iIirnm Ab,fT, Brown, Demerara
WAHEIAM April 27-saied schr White swan William.
son, Saw York
WEXFORD. April 26-sailed. schr Breeze updke New
York -
WESTERLY. April 26--Arrived. schrs Sarah Elizabeth,
LOWS Port johnson land sailed 9th for New York;:
Nash Brown. uoboken.
27th- Sailed. schrs Ripple, Riley and Il A Chescbro.
Robinson New York
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.

Acting Captain Kass. OF the Tenth precinct was yes
tsrday informed by inmates OF No 81 Eldrdge srse'
that boarces named Ernest Burch had renamed IN
his :ooE IRON the previous evening, and that re.
pcaiec knocks a. the door had failed TO elicit any
response. On breaking open the door the police
found the man hanging by the neck by small towel
tied 10 The iron bedposs Lie was extinct The de-
ceased was covered with blood, and the bed
clothing and floor were completely satu-
rated u would seem from the position
o.! the body whom found that death was
caused by the bursting OF blood vessel AID not by
asphyxia The deceased about h.iy ycars OF age
and native OF Germany. HI was cigar packer oy
occupation be. out OF employment No cause could DO
assigned Tor the act
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FALMOUTH Aprf l4-ssiled Virgo Nicholson. Liverpool
GLolcksIKR Apri. l5-Arnvec AdelenAs CragneI PIMA

FALMOUTH Aprn i4-sailsd. Virgo Michsssn Liverpool
GLoccksIsR. April I5-Arrvec, Adeena, cragner fhs-
.asnxees. April i4-sailsa. sandrIusham: Mschssnsy.
xrsvcd 18th EsSi ror,ss Goodsil. Pssssroesns.
G,neFsIi A2r' SArrivsd Glendale conslin. and No.
smiled nh. Marns s.aiatoIa. Mancino, New York,
oasbec: 9Th Agsnori., ca,tinr. do.
GinnALrAn, April sArriyed Marssresha Blanca. Tram
HrLl- April Ia sailed. cosolet.o. Porei Balsimore
! HAMnrnG. April la-Arrivec Peter Godenroy. wend'.
Sss sas s IL A'ss r Si~ ra
Pn;;iaaelphn: i4,s Jessy ss%ens Porto ca"es
Centennial Ripley Philadelphia: Geo Duncan Jordan,
lsls wIcnr April i4--fassed. Cromwell Richardson.
from HUI! Tor Boston.
Glasgow. 18th Nova >cotian 90, Richardson Baltimore
Masdaie. Bey sar Francisco: 10th. Retus. Petersen.
sailed iash, Eleanor. Parselow wilmnston Edi,h Car
Kiver John. Lady Russell. Msodis>Qusbee; Mount
Roberts. Niramch. 18th. Henrietta. wocksn san Fran
Iris Evans do: Scotia. Parks and Abbosssord McwiiIam
enrlec iotte. INNS. Mlramch; un!sno Hortense' "a
L9sDos Arm l4csssd Levi. smith MI, VIII w,shs Pug
N,amss .aas W,l%aS.s T Nsmo.
:, sailed 10Th Maria casabonA, Costa. New iorA; Henri
LlzAsn April is-Passsa II L Lane Murray. Lobos
LiarRcK April i4-Asr,vcd. Nellie NJ slade. Beeku,an
LISBON. April lo-sated. Aspasis Amala. Russo. New
York,
MAAsLrIs. Arrl i3saied Helen Sands Bosford. Phila
deiphia: i+.h vidor svordrup. New yors
MALAGA April S-Saied Thos Owen. Guptl. Marseiles;
llth. Agar BussanicE New York.
Madras March 2oSailed Silas Curtis. Oughton, coast
port No. ,, -
Ramsey, Alnsr:s and sailed filth fcI raIsraol;
fon1iASp. Apri i4-Pui into the Roads. John upper.
raAwIs PolsI april isPassed. Prince Arthur. Of St
pivuorr,t 10 Anril ia-OH Aihu,a fof 81 John) from
Ponrsaourn, April i5-passsd. Ellen Austin. Goodbun.
Hamburg for do Stadt- jacobsen from Phiadelrhia Tor
Hamburg
Messna saa .aied 10Th 10, Now YORK;, 9Th. Porter
Genoa: in,h. I. cuna. Bay.s. Malta.
QuEESsTowS. April i5--Arved. Kronnewts. Burchard.
RorrsKpAn. April is-cseared Prof Lniner. Mnthesen.
KAscoox. Marcn Io--Arrved Bella Nudge. Mason. AM
SHIELDS. April le-Arnved. Emma. Anderson New Or
leans,
SwiSKuuxDx April ll-ssiied. Hel,os, Borgwadt. New
York
SHANGHAI Feb 2s-Arrived. Kate Flickinger. Gilman.
Burrard Inlet
TAnnAcoxA April sArrvcd Jesse Carl. Underhil, Bar.
VALENCIA. April sArrvsd. Caledonia tl Allison. Pa
lerino tand sailed 10th for New York. &c) 10th. Tho.
mas Eastman. and itaska Cotton Calao
Cows, April ,o-rhe Omen. Larsen from o.tend for
launched from the Sip 18Th ns having her
pairs
snorauaySsss. April 10. ANA full rugged ship, mp
p.rcny In ballast. drove from anchor Shoebury sand
name unknown; two tugs gone TO assist .
la:i2 pM--1he ship previously reported Shoebury
Yantet and anchored Name male by telescope Don
Quixotc, Of Boston, from London for Cardih.
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LITERARY CHIT CHAT.

Scssbnsr's for May Is an unusually rich number.
II Is the clergymen OF England who arc at present
..riting OF operas and the theatre.
Mr.. Stoddard contributes charming Bohemian song
to the May appleton, and John Moran timely spring
refrain.
Whittier. Story, Elizabeth Akers Allen. 4. G. Sted-
md H. W. Longfellow all have poems in the May
Atlantic
With pictures
I. Whitaker has in press a second volume OF DR..
Muhlenbers's papers. compiled by Anne Ayres
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTYlcy or TIKI CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, April 2g-l 4. II.
f.nir1yicus

WAR DEPARrxEST,
OTYlcy CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 81 A. ii.
Indications
For New England falling followed by rising barome-
ter northeast southeast shifting western stations
70 colder high north and winds, with cloudy and
rainy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States northeast and south
east, shifting TO colder northwest winds, with cloudy
weather ana rain followed by rising barometer, and at
western stations by clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States southwest to north
west Winds cloudy weather with rain areas. falling
Temperature and rising barome ter foiowed by partly
cloudy or clearing weather.
For the Gulf States, north 10 west winds. falling
Temperature partly cloudy clearing weather and
rising barometer, preceded in the East Gulf by rain
areas aud followed by rising temperature at the rorth
western stations.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, rising barometer,
falling temperature north to west WINDS with partly
cloudy threatening weather. with occasional areas Of
light rain.
For tho laKc region, rising barometer, falling tenn
perature, northeast northwest winds, cloudy
weather and rain
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys, rising barometer, cold northeast TO northwest
WINDS cloudy weather. with areas ofleht rain or snow
followed by falling barometer slight rise Of temperature
and clearing weather and winds nj western stations
shifting TO warmer east ana south
The Tennessee and Cumberland rivers will rise rap
idly; The Lower Missouri will rise slowly. Cautonary
signals continue at SmitbviIle. Wilmington, Lookout
Haitoras kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk Cape May,
Atiuntic City, Barncsat Sandy Hook, New York, New
Haven, New London. Newport, Woods Hole, Boston,
Thatchcrs Island, Oswcgo, Rochester. Buffalo, Ere,
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit Port Huron, Apcna. Grand
HScn, Chicago, Milwaukee. Escanaba and Marquette
AID arc ordered for Portland Eastporl
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A LIVELY TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

There is lively renewal OF the temperance agila-
lion Jersey City and other parts Of Hudson county.
The movement embraces gentlemen OF every religious
denomination. one Of tho prominent leaders IN tho
cause Informed HERALD reporter yesterday that
the agitation Is not intenled TO secure TOTAL
abst ncnce but 10 regulate the sale OF liquor
within proper restrictions and especially 10 secure
due observance OF the sabbath During the past year
666 were granted saloons and restaurants
nj x25 each amt three for iuns and taverns al $40
each The NUM- - persons who sold liquor withous
n license was 25QXSBy combining The movement 70 the
purposes above NJ forth II Is likey TO be attended
With some succcsA
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ROBBING THE CITY HALL.

large number OF blank commitments, tax bills,
subpenas. also Common Council records and records
or Justice walshs found yesterday IN tho
junk shop OF Frederick Palmer No. $50 Adams street,
Brooklyn Palmer stated that he had bought tho
blanks old paper from George Weir, young man
who has been engaged IN assisting the anItor VI the
Brooklyn CITY Hui In cleaning the building. Weir
arrested on suspicion Of having committed tho
theft, and Palmer was arrested for receiving stolen
sarn1a 10
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Frederick 5chade. ascd forty-nine years, caspcn-
ter, residing AZ No $40 First avenue iea his house
yesterday bidding his wife and children farewell Hs
proceeded 10 Tho pier at the fool Of Ens rhrsy-third
street, and after drinking something from vni jumped
rom the dock into the river Rounds,naI Hayes, OF
the rwentytrst precinct succeeded with difficulty IN
rescuing him. lie was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
where, or being examined by Or. Norris, nc was
found 10 be suffering from opium poisoning. His con-
Ii ftpnta cru teal
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DETERMINED TO DIE.

Edith Anderson, who recently made three desperate
attempts AZ suicide, tricd TO escape from Bellevue
Hospital yesterday. but not successuL She stated
when discovered that the time she attempts TO
her lie she would not tail Her next attempt, she
added will be 10 burn herself having failed 10 end her
life by either water poison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-29
JERSEY OFFICIALS SWORN IN.

The members OF the new Board OF Chosen Free
holders OF Hudson county, ~ j. sworn in at the
Court House. In Jersey City, yesterday, by Judge
Knapp. each giving bonds IN $40, 000 rhe Board
Is composed OF the following gentlemen James W.
Mangies James y. Conroy, Bernard McCarty, Michael
Desmond John McLanghlin, George Solnmer. Peter
Hanck, John Bull. William Cox, Adam J. Rapp,
William Frost, Samuel McBurney. James Curran.
james Pallster. Frederick W. Moer and Timothy
EOlCv
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WHALEAIEN.

Sailed lrom Desolai,on March 90. schr Emma Jane.
Bailey, for New London
Al sandy Point March schr Francis ALVIN. Glass OF
MI 2914 fur skins. Would stop the Of
Patagonia few days 70 paint and then direct
home
letter dated st Helena March 30 reports banks Eliza
beth, Wicks Helena. days previous with 200
bbs sp oil since leaving there In Deccmber Gen Scot,
Robbins. IL. nothing since last report
suokenNo date. lat 83 s. Ion 50 W. bark Thos Pope, In
vers. OF u, bound to Honolulu
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Steamers Baltic Or. fer Lverpool City OF Berlin Rr.
do Victoria sBr, Glasgow; Elysia Or. London Weser
sc City Of san Antonc alveston via Key West HUDSON
New OrIenns: Morgan City do San salvador savannah
Charleston. Charleston: Regulator. Wilmington; Ola Do
ninon. Rich mond. &c. John Gibson. Georgetown, DC
, Agnes Philadelphia.
Vessels anchored at the southwest Spit outward bound
Steamer John Gibson. or Dc: barfs Marie
Ger, Elsnore columbia. Barbados bres Adele Mcloor.
Cienfuesos q ticary 90: Jennie Cheney. Lagnayra
srhy Tenn SheuArd
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DISASTER ON LAKE HURON.

DETROIT, April %, 1871
Adespasch from Apena reports that the steamer c.
s. Baldwin iron laden. ashore the rect near Thun
der Bay Light Sho iull OF water. bat hes easy and
hopes are entertained Of saving her.
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERS

CINCINNATI, April IS 1877.
Fred. Stnrrberg and Johr Schwarz notorious coun.
tercters were arrested Lock street, in this city.
last night and eleven moulds several hundred dollars
IN counterfeit halt dollars electric batteries, &c, were
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DISORDERLY HOUSES CLOSED.

Several disordcrly houses in Eldrdgc and Forsyth
closed las, nigh, by Acting Captain Kass,
OF the Tenth precinct large number Of arrests
Xerc mace.
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EASTWARD FREIGHTS.

CHICAGO April 2s, 1877.
Tho managers Of Eastern lines OF railroad met here
to-day and incidentally TO other business, Instructed
freight agents 10 Increase Eastern business
q basis OF forty cents New York Tor fourth Class
freight This 10 an advance OF five cents
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schr Amelia Hearn. Moore. Richmond vA-van Brqnt 4
Bro. =, -
Sehr Henry u Grant. Larder. galtmo,e-wm Chalmers
Schr Laura Robinson Kelly Philadelphia via Chester
sehr susan RAY. Endcot Philadelphia Brett Son
Co
schr Grace Webster. Gales. Newark II Winchester
Co.
schr Lucian. Norton. Derby. ct-Rackett 4 Bro
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SMUGGLED OPIUM SEIZED.

SAN FRAScisco, April 2s 1877
Last night revenue officers seized In the Chinese
quarter about 81, 900 worth OF struggled opium. II
was found on the promises OF Ye Ho, prominent
Chinese dealer IL general merchandise. No claimant
10 the property has appeared
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OBITUARY.
CARDINAL TREvl

CARDINAL TREvIsANTO.
special cable despatch to the HERALD from It's
Rome correspondent announces tho death, yesterday
afternoon, Of Cardinal Trevisanto.
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a INDUSTRIOUS CRIME.

BosroS, April %, ls7;
Sam Freeman lcoored) committed an indecent as.
sauit girl aged twelve years named Barrett while
her way home from school al Lancaster, Mass,
which resulted IN the death OF the victim.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2s, 1871
Bertha Won H!llern completed at iorlynino minutes
past ten to.nish. her walk OF l45 miles fifty hours
with eleven minutes to spare Her last mile was
made In lin lbs The hall Was -dcnscy packed and
there was great enthusiasm.