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ALLEGED FRAUDULENT DIVORCE.

Mns RUTH COOPER, THE ALLEGED WIDOW or
THOMAS =. MARSHALL, INVESTIGATING HER
DIVORCE PROM HER HUSBAND.
when tho late John n. Marshall died his host OF
friends who had always supposed that be lived and
died a bachelor were somewhat astonisbed when
claimant TO share In the large estate no left
presented In the person OF woman alleging herself
10 DO the widow OF veteran stage proprietor Pro
cecdings were promptly began in tho courts to mako
COED this claim, and these proceedings were con-
tested with equal prompti,udc by tho relatives
OF the deceased. TINS controversy Is stu
pending IN the conrts, and, like oil
uigatious having their basis large estate. prom
ise. 10 be Kept up for indefinite period 10
Meantime q new, though rather exuaneous phase has
arisen the courts connected with the case The
suit OF which would DO rather difficult al present 20
torescii. woman known a Mrs Ruth Cooper, as
win be remembered, Is the person claiming DO
widow OF Mr. Marshall she made denial OF having
q one time been the vile OF Isaac r. Cooper,
bat clnned 10 have been divorced from this nrst
husband before sne became Mira Marsbail
ALLEGED cRovKxD DIVORCE.
And here comes the apparent strange feature In
this second chapter Of which seemingly may be
Designated "a celebrated case" OF course tho
proceedings thus far only partc, and whom tho
other side OF tho story comes TO be heard may put
% entirely different complexion the Affair." This
new matter comes up In court sn order granted
oy Judgs Donohue TO show cause before him to-
morrow IN the supreme Court Chambers, why the
decree OF divorce granted on April IL, 1875, TO Mrs.
Ruth Coopoor In her suit against her husband,
Isaac r. Cooper, shah not b. annued on the
ground OF rauo coiluson aud imposition on tho Court
TnK HUSBANDS STATEMENT.
Mr. Cooper makes the principal affidavit In the case.
He states that he resides al Long Branch N. that
10 1855 be married TO his wife, whose maiden
name was Ruth west; that they lived together TIL
1s1A when she LETT MIN aud went to reside with n
brother In Brooklyn; that they aftorwsrd lived to-
gether for short tifnc, when she ngnn loft him al
icring that he unable 10 support her In the
ner sac desired; that snc went SAVING she would sup
port bersc by sewing that she went % 1.-Two at Mrs.
Wethcrstcin's house. No. 135 East fifteenth street.
aud that while she was living there ho
made inquiry aud became satisfied that she
had grossly deccived him that she not
employed as seams,rcss, but was living
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with John r. Marshall as MS mistress He states
further that learning This sct he brought suit Tor
Grim. against Mr. Marshall and one Tor divorce
against his WIFE lie states further, that al the ear
solicitation OF his vile he settled the suit against
Marshall fer $500 and discontinued the divorce SUIT
on his wife again living with MIN. After short
time, Ms his affidavit continues, mis- wife became dis
satisfied and offered him $500 u he would give her
divorce. Ito says be distressed In mind ana
disguised with her conduct that he consented 10 inc
terms proposed she saying ihat she would pay ai ne
expenses oil tho divorce proceedings The use OF MS
story Is moro curious sili but capable Of bsipg
briefly told He went MS no says, acco:ppanied by
witness 10 house OF ill-repute, Ia order that there
might be legal evidence against hun. .Ae denies ,hat
ne committed adultery; AYERS that the whole divorce
suit was matter bargain; that the Court was I'M
posed upon in granting The decree and tina, Il the
decree opened he will DO able to prove fraud ana
coilusion and establish for himself clear defence.
TaE OTHER AFFiDAviTs
Theodore NJ. Kirk, The witness. 10 prove bis aoul-
terry referred 10 by MI Cooper. says that they both
be denies that Mr.. Cooper committed adultery there
lac says further that he demanded $50 for hts test-
mony, but only got $50. with recommendation f1r
position as conductor The blceckor street road,
which. however, he Jailed 10 get.
.. L'pp,nco. . ~ .,xorcc vsas rroni.i
says that the record or hts testimony as Il appears IN
The judgment roll, though signed W MN, - mol y
truthful record aud contains statements when ne
never made.
Chra a. Mackenzie, formerly Mrs withers.ein, says
that she Kept tho boarding house NO. l35 East
Fifteenth street; that she knew Mr.. JobnF Marshall
Tor fifteen ycnrs prior 10 his death, and that ia the
al 1873 he engaged board Tor Mrs. Cooper at her
place alleging that she vas u nice woman, who had
been deserted by her husband and was without
MEANS that hc would be- responsible for tho pay
mont VI her board Mrs. Cooper remained there about
two years. during which limo Nr Marshall was fire.
quent visitor, afternoons and evenings, hc being iur.
nished with nign. key account OF being m old
friend OF her husband vouchng for tho respecta
biiity Of Mrs. Cooper, who represented him 10 tho
other boarcers her ''bacbelor husband" Mr..
Marshall she says, Invariably visited Mrs. Cooper in
her bedroom, and she has known hm TO pass tho
pnrlor and 20 up stairs 10 Mrs Coopcr's room while
Inc latter was husband in The parlor.
Mr. Marshall took his dinners there, but always IN
Mrs. Cooper's room.
George w. Crummcn, walter In tho Fifteenth
street boarding house, makes corroboratives an.
davit
The concluding affidavit 10 by Jesse 7. Marshall.
He details tho proceedings already had by Mrs.
Cooper as the alleged widow OF john y. Marshall 10
obtain do cr interest in his estate Ho asks Tor
himself and other ncxl OF kin and heirs Of John 4.
Marshall shat tho decree OF divorce granted 10 Mrs.
Cooper be unhulicd.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.

james Mccormack tod NJ tho Chambers street II os.
pita yesterday from injuries received by being
by and truck opposite No. " West street,
the 22d uit.
Mary Lyons, seod nity years, was knocked down
ana instantly silcd yesterday by a team and truck
loaded with beei and driven by Michael FaiK, OF No.
81 Second avenue, and owned by Joseph Lowell, OF
First avenue The driver was arrested ana locked ur.
OF mis- residence, No l01 Navy street, Brooklyn yes
terday afternoon, was run over by crosstoxn car
Besides receiving sever. scalp wound the lads left
arm was horribly msngird II m the wrist to tho
shoulder Ilo was removed 10 tho CITY Hospital and
the driver Of the car arrested.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Buxsos Arsrs. April e-Arriysd. barks Nomad Haw-
l s.sa A pd,t ' ai.n s: te
IL 10 RI ssss Daisy as e. SsTSsGs
On
t.cm Bam.s *rrxsa- for = Johns: 70 SAL sr Dsh
tsr'. HeDonaia. plymouth ~ : A''s'' ~ '''''''
Arrived 22d brig Esperance Harding, cadz(and cleared
Dsssssa4 Nay 1 :s,g s mssPs,s s s, linton
HAxnuRc. May Arrived bark Edward Jevett (Br,.
Hnss. Nay CITY Of M.rda Roy
nolds, Vera Cruz f., New York 70 .a 18th MY ,,.,
I.LAeS NAY brig David Owen. oh"doonrne.
MosrsylDTo, Apl,i isIp port bark Manuel os.s.
: s fs ss" M: :sa.
MsSsss , p0I ..% SS ~ DO Alexander B Nh"
MckrsxAI Nay a2-Arrysd; bark ws,sgri, CID, Jsei.-
sss u
saiisd 2sd. steamers ConA (Br, Murray, Glasgow:
@ s;1'':
Qrrssc. May ssArrivsa. bark. Canada Ludvisssn.
IssS: Apia Msroni Bromerhavsa Montreal ciemen,
, M Nc hsas s so
Cleared 2sd. ships Imperial Morrison. lrcenock Moen.
SnS s''fs a'Sss
man Lo1dSnderry fssdsr'ckshsld nn.en London Con
E:sa S..s,rs Pearl q ipsi. Castle GrssnssI
s:s as .ss.. X. s.:s. s. s :.
B.rrpw; WANG d!l. kycsson, Amsterdam.
NEWCASTLE. NIB. May 2J-Arrved, Darks Sea Gull.
Bcvuidsen Norway; Norton Dunn, Belfast Niord. smith
London; 2lst Heurtch Dirok schultz, Amsterdam; brig
Charles Howard. Morrow, Limerick.
f'esov 81 NAY bark RIO &c i. Plat. p
McIxcol. Liverpool
n JorISs rk May 24-Salled. steamer Bermuda (Br,,
Wilson trom Porto Caoelloi; New YORK
III LONDON 4
STxLsuxsK u.s. Mar 21-Arrivcd, ship Vancouver (Br),
CROSBY. uAvre. bark Syringa (Br). PAyson. Limerick
SnEIAc. May 21Arrived, bark Annie (Nor), Evousen,
Liverpool 20 DAYS
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days, With sugar 70 Il owslis Son: vessel TOD WIN
sehr samuel MeMansmy, Wall. Matarnss IS days. with
'si s"s %iashD bssns days with
da ss' ws lem sssss e % ssa
scr Eagle. Robins, Jacksonville DAYS win inmoe' 20
schr Anne + Webb. Tyler Monssso. NC. : days. with
schr i Nichols Dspus. Virgins for Albany.
sehr W il white, smith. Virginia
ss shr \" h f rss.sna !v'is.uia.
schr ~ Hoys cranmer, vrsinis
sehr 4 Lee. Wiiiism.. Georrstawn. DC;
Schr Moonlight serving GscrretowD, DC.
r rs s ssSo Sss Baltimore for Nov
schr Vim Bennett. Harris. PhiladeIphis or Boston.
a1- Bark Annetta tNor). from stavanger. which was
anchored below. came to the city 10Th
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAZE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangam. Portland for New York.
" %ass ogs Sss ana Norwich for
schr Bneco tBr), Conne. IT. John. NIB for New York.
with lumber TO John Boynton Go. ~.
shs Ma adss Chapman. Gsosses Banks
schr storm child Chapman Georges Banks for New
York
ssr sa'"%
sehr os Chapman" ss Buckley Vineyard Haven New
York. :, 49,,
schr Isle Of Pines fcgx, providencc for New York.
Schr james VI Bnylcs Cole. Providence Tor New York.
Schr e rro Gordo Hawkins, Norwich for New York, .
Srhr Hayden Green, Connecticut kvcr for New York.
Schr FG Russell Rankin. Portland. Gu for New YORK.
schr Emily, Sich ,ls. New Haven for New York.
Schr Anderson, johnson, Norwslk. ". Tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Neptune, Berry. New York for Boston.
Trig M j Brady tfsr). Brady New York for Up0rto.
Sehr Abbie NJ Em,ry. Emery New York tor kockand.
schr Casco Lodge Thompson, New York TOR Portland.
Me.
Schr Alice Oakes, Colcord. New York Tor Boston.
schr Emma l. GREGORY. McIsno, New York tor Boston.
schr Modcsty, Nicierson. Nov York for Plymouth.
schr BELLE OF the Bay, Hammond. New York for New
London. 100 .
ford.
Schr Divcrty. Taylor, Amboy foy Hartford: .a4
Schr Tunis Bodne. Jones. Amboy for Providence
schr Agnes, Booth, Port johnson tor Ellsworth, Mo.
schr Ravcn Pendleton Port johnson Tor Portsmouth,.
schr II Mifiin Ferris Port johnson for Warren X.
Schr Liberty. Bennett. Port johnson for Norwaik.
Schr xcbec. Shr0 pshiro, Baltimore for Now Haven.
Schr Oliver Schoheld, Dssosway. Baltimore for New
senr Amorican Eagle. Newove. Philsdslphia for Ply
sssr Anna shepard Shepard. Phisdelphia tor New Bed
schr Marisnna Monsoon Tyler, Phiadsphia for Bridge
port. ' .t8s 80.
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MARITIME, MISCELLANY.

s- For disaster to schr Uncle Tom. nom Bermuda for
New York, see Port Asrvsla
Capt w II iIsine, Of tho Cunard enmer scythia and
Capt Chcvacr. Of tho Dutch steamer schfedan,
our thanks for special meteorological observations made
In connection with tho HERALD weather service.
STEAMER DonIs. rmvis,frcm New YORK for csrtharsns
which put into Norfolk l,nky repaired AMI resumed her
voyage 18th inst.
scum sxAyIowFR from lane sville for New York. which
su s.s
scrR Rosa as Of Niddlctown, en-. Phelps. bound
for New London ballast TO lay up is the vssssi before
scnn y rAnxInn, PhnsdeIphis from cardenss. be-
fore eror,ed on s.oas beach 90. s%s 81 a. ss w.s
se aud cd TO the city She sustained sIixhs
damage while being got on
scnn CLARA cuArxAs. "a ton., Of CLIQUE, s,er. hs.
purchased by parties at VINEYARD Haven and win DO
employed In coasting.
Boohbay 18th ms, IN small schooner and LETT she vessel
,.s a not anchor o. lower the ss Tne Wind
md started the schooner directly out - sea- The men,
soaD oana S,s Would " %ssSs 60
ar' but s" Ss ' ~s TO. ~
her sewers. hours aavs y up and the last sscn she
New YORK Feb srisoi r. before reported overdue, b.
a Ts" an ~ ~s sa AZ sosS s
Anew water eask Joseph F~rweli picked up
S Ss ~ so ~ = = '''S : = - - ''
Tho report Of the loss Paul. Island May OF brig
as tina, vessel did not leave Dublin until Mar
nursos Aynss Ap isscs5 S,y o. Of Gyssa Bay !. :.
70 lake ont some Of her earss She WI pseeasly 20
Ayrcs March y for San Nicholas aud RIO Grandc.,
RocRLASD May 240en Tiilson has made contract for
the building powerful tugboat propeller In PhAdcI
pta which take the place Of the iIurncsne and 70
be used towing. &c rhe will be 40 feet long. ~ feet
breadth OF beam and feet hold She Is expected 70 DO
ready Tor service In July
san FRAScisco. May is-Thc bark Frank Austin rot
ashore ut santa Monica recently. and had not been tor
the Of the steamer santa Crus she would up.
doubtsdy proved total loss The santa Crus towcd
her of the beach.
WINDSOR. Ms May 2o--The schr Pred Holden has bcon
rirhtcd owed Transport. with loss Of nainrfss
aud spars. aud hat dam-gcd In hull She viii
cost probably $500 to repair.
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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA, May 24-Cleared. schr Arthur Burton
bosTox s.-A.r,yeS :ssf. Ies,:: wl,;.n Holt.
W william M.s.S. Cain fll'.seip s.
N.sss:isScs I,%.ssS.y Ns,s;is; S,s' e::si:
White Swan. Graves. Bsrranquiia; VIM Wilson. Ward.
dIosrsa. steamers John. Hopkins. Hsust.. Bal,more;
fs;k M"sSS
ter winn DO: Amy Turner. Newell. Honolulu; Luigi
di;sL Sns;Sss '' s:s WIN Jaw
hons.as coa1oas : Siasr as%suss konsaais
s,' k ks s:l!.: sis Es1sssdsa Ss sipsl:s
5: :ss's Tai: ss:a Ss:s w'.n:
s;s oys.i s.: xs: sS FrT :ssa.;
Also cleared BARI. Ap..sssn OBJ, r,ysss Lopssu;
1s BssnSsn Gi"se:ssr E ssSrs Gibson E@s.y
csn @as .ssy 9'ii Ds~i:. nas.on New
.r sss s:. s'' Martini ,es1s Minnie Loud VIM
isssUSswIcK. May le-ArrNed. brig American Union.
fsss. Michael do; aad brig Drara Aus. vdul'ch. Mon
BxNcioR. May 24Cicared, sehrs Carrie Walker, Walk
or. mi. eshls; Sea Foam, scott. New Ysrs -
New York. 10 load for Gaivs.,on.
sssa rssar: eo vssssss DSns .ham sS,
Joseph Bayrncro, Bridge. and Henry Dsvy. King. Phis
.cs,. wn Bee. Pblade'Oni.; Henry
" CEDAR KEYS, May disabled sehr Bella RUSSELL
's GihRIEsIoS, May s5-Arivod. steamer Gulf Stream,
virginia Hunter hadei phia; bark Gicuola (Bry orn
iyeIpcgl s,sI Aso. ,,,.ssm nan. B .na.
SfptkCn ISLAND nARRoR, May 2a-sa,cd. schrs
SrIle b. Baker and j " Barlcts, Kelley kcnncbec for
fSi,sdsphia olive hiir.6eth PsI Johnson ior
s s s 10
's.iILswoRru. May i7-cl..rsd schr Ponder welsh.
AK. New -. sf s;s
sokMiRHss si %ossch Nav aS AZ We ssss Louis.
s.iissNiisis. JsS:ans. ROD sSco. noe crom Drosho-
FALL RIVER. May a2-ssloa. schr Susan Phcbc.
'asdnssicd schrs Theodore Dean. Evans for 0eorro-
town; 4 simmons. Candy, and Locke. Bunce,
2ith arrived. steamer rauisa, Smith. Philadelphia;
senr WIN y Marvel, Dye.. Do ,....-
xorbary. New FORK; ! * woodbury.. Putnam. New Bsd.
oc s a.s.s. ;ss s' v.s
s s.. r. s,. i rss.y Ssss ss,
q "s ai's Nay 'as-Arrvodehr wln,m Thomas.
ssa' o,~. Green Scott ws.snsoG, Ses
more Isaac obcr,on. Crocker; Il Babcock smith; X
X tiraham smith: Eliya Scrihusr. Norfh VIM 4 Bee.
Chester. and Thomas Thorndikc. fniadeipha; Dc'-
mont Locke. Tor do.
GLoUubsTER. May 24-ArrIved. sch- Lamprcy.
Gould, Hoboken
Willard salisbury Handy. New York boston; Ksndas
keag, 1fask. do tor an Eastern port. :. -. .
23tn-Arrivcd, schr Edwards, West. New YORK Tor
Boston. =.
| .sai,cd-sehrs D z Kelley. Ks rhiiaasphia' u Q
| Foster Eidrid Q. New York. Laura, Jones. 90
Arrivoa nj Ostervlc sclrs II I sherman trnckcr new
York Tor Eostou tarh~id from Phade'phia ior 40" Fly
| mouth ttack Parker, New York for do
Passed by-schrs Ncliic q Paine, Fish, for View York
Ism &c Rich. small. los Phladciphihi
KTrrERY PDiNT. May. ~ Arrived " Portsmouth
lover 2d. scir Anna burton, MeNeiy from fh'
LcBEc Msy @--sailsd, schr clars piusmors. chses
i New YORK.
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BOMBAY. May 25-Arrived. bark Annie Reed, crowen
New yorK.
cAIcurrA. May p Sailed. ship Daniel ingalls, 1enney
Wilson. Now York.
DnocmxnA. May a4-sailsd brig wifstawarf Sw)' HUT
Dusxax. May as-syIsd bark Uuanims tBo, Cain
United States.
ELsrsorE, May al-Arrived bark Kosmos tSor,, Bruins
New York.
FALMOUTH. TO May 2l-Arrivsd ship Hsrcuies, Snow
Iohos land ordered to londop).
GALWAY. May 24-saied. bark Mustang tNoa) Birkiano
New YORK
BAvRx May "a Arrived. barks sigrId tNor). hanssn
Pcrsicola; Harold tBr). Pontc, New Orleans' 2ash'
steamer Stag tBr. Willis. New York.
Sailed Esd. ship Ryerson Br Dennis. New York; 18th
Pm, steamer st Laurent IN. I.achc.nex New York.
HosG Kose May % sailed bark Thos Fletcher Psndle
ton, Monaghan and Swallow.
LrvsnrooL. May 25-Arrived. steamer Abdiel (Bp,
Jones, New Orleans.
Sailed 25h. Minnesota (Br) Burweli Boston
barks Susan L Campbell 3D. Brooks. New York; Con-
stance (Br). Kerr. Philadelphia.
Lynn, May 2a-Arrivod, brig Fanny tBr), Thomas Bun
River
LISBON May 10 -ssiied. bark Kaia,s. Brown. Phadei-
pnia; brig MarannaIv ort) CarvAho do (hosh before
reported without dstcl
LEGHoRN May 3lArrived. brig Tcresns NtaD, Cuonso,
New York before reported without datc).
NoRxorIxa. May 13-Arrived, bark Albert Shut .,
Latham New Orleans.
Eossano New York; brig Mary Bartlett, smith, do Doth
before reported without datc).
QUxwSsrowx. Nay - -Arrived bark Denuebrog (Nor>.
Kurte New York; 25th ship Charmsr, Lucas San IRAN
cisco; barks Chill r,. Ovsr Philadelphia; Borzone
Qtnl,, Schnfno do; Kong Carl (Nor Knuisen do; Sat
(Br). Wcixe. do; ventlia CGcr). Oestmann, New
Orleans; Gcni,or utaD, Frugoni, Baltimore; Aida
NOR. Bodkcr. Now York; Chimea (Nor), Have. do;
osmi Dubrovacki Au, Maianovich. do; spirito (AuD.
vasovch, do.
Also,arrived 25th, 10 PM, steamer Bothnia (Br),
McMickan. New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
bark Norway Hallett from Boston, has been ordered
Gloucester, ling. r
RosrocK, May 21-Arrived. brig Albert CGer. Raskamp,
wmington NC.
ROTTERDAM, May 24-sniied. bark vinge (Nor),
Petersen United States.
Wrsr IiARrLsrooL May 25-Arrived bark Napoleon III
s(Nor). Kjomsr. Daren
Sailed from --- May 2s Atlas. for United States.
WEATHER REPORT.
LrvKnroor, May 25 PM-Wind NV. moderate; bar.
ometer 20 $685.
PLYMOUTH. May IS. PM-wind NV. moderate; showery.
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Tiysrpoci Egypt tBr, do; Othelis I'M, Hull: Mas
Dutch Rotterdam; ehrnsollssn Ger) Bssmsns Mag
arm. Havana; State Of Texas Galveston &c; New Or
Teams. New Orleans Stsrs do; City OF Savannah.
Savannah Charle.ton chsrestoa; ksrulator Whining
Gscrgstown. Dc ships csrishrooks Castle s. London
swallow (Br) dol John barbour (uruxD. Richmond Va
barks John McLsren tBr). Rotterdam; knsign tBr,
Queenstown Falmouth Jose Bueno - Jsgo; Britain
IAnsl sibraitar eo Chase. Cicntuegos; schrs Mary
Noweil, Philaariphia; Chsrmer, -.
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THE CURTAIN FALLS.

woman, who gave her namc as Elton somcrs and
her occupation as an actress, applied Tor admission
10 Bellevue Hospital somo days age. as she was
sick aud without homo or friends sDc was exam.
ined BY ono OF the hospital physicians and found
10 be ~ an exhausted condition aud very sick She
was pinccd IN the ward and attended by the phys,-
cans Notwithstanding all their efforts she 81 nix
rapidly and died yesterday. Sho declined to make
any etntc mcut
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John Sullivan, laborcr, twenty-five yoars OF ago,
attempted suicide yesterday By cutting his throat at
his residence No. JIG East Forty seventh street. Hc
was taken 10 Bellevue hospital, whore his wounds
vwcr0 dresend.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE.

James Frcel ofNo. $50 Blocker street, was locked
up yesterday charge Of assaultng his wife Rose
and cutting her In tho wrist with knfc AZ his liquor
saloon No. 80 vcscy street She cared for at tho
Chambers street Hospital after which she was locked
d O n n charge OF intoxlcatOn.
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CHARGED WITH ABANDoNME 1T.

Randolf Williams was arrested In Brooklyn last
evening charged with abandoning his vile and three
children, who reside ~ No l6a Floyd street,
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
isniis. ID~finrfion. /
OMce

DATES or DEPARTURE YRox KEW ron MONTHS
JUsK
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WIIALEMEN.


letter from Capt Il Ellis OF bark swallow Of NIB re-
ports 900 bbls 50 ths season-i0O bbis NIL told
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Bark Matilda g Smith DR. from 50 John. NIB. for Bar
row. May ~. Brlar Island bearins sw 70 miien -
Brig George tlrl Chsmpn. from Arroyo. I'm, TOT New
London, May ~. lat 81 3G. Ion 10 70. -. ,,...,
Schr lIart Kelley. from New BEDFORD ior rhndei-
phia. %. OF Block Island.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
yATIONS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-23
Sasess Neuisteiteu.
(Gottorteue, IeIeerapbt5d,e mnp Use d,ieIbIatt,r
Wottscu.)

-Die ,N.~Y. StsStg." meint: ..Gs b6fi
iebr iflper, Dem perrud)ten Barteiz z@ E.
babren gegeniibe~ irgenb ipelde 6oifnuna
auf Die 3ufnnit bieies panbeS auiref,t an er
balten. Oie 16 limmiten gourboneu haber
mir itderlif] nift auf ben Shronen Guro.
pas nno nnter ben bon ben Sbronen Glts
ropa's msggeiagten Snbipiouen al Irrden
ioilOern unter ben 2eitern ber ameritantj1el
Yarteien. gSann miro bas amerlfaiiid
Solf iidl cnOlib BON bielen befreieu PUN
gSir theiiten bereits nit, baB es oer Ynli
tifern beiber Barteien in Bennlplpanien ge
lungen, Die 81 a N en-" ab,umurfien
ebe iie faum baS Qid)t Der Nelt erblift hat
ten. Son Ybaaoelpbia beiBt es: y,Na1-
benz es Cameron gelnn9en, bic ,giationaltn"
su ipalter, uno nadlbem bic Repubiifaner oei
Nrbettsrefornlern geb6rig grei nm ben Dtu nj
gelhnriert, iperben iebt bic Oemofrateu fid
Der @reenbadler 81 ueritf)ern piiien. 2,i
brittle Yartei bat lonadl gei6ts niebr Su lie
oeuten, nnb Der &i amiiben ben alt Ell
Parteien AUDI nift nlebr piel, benn idlieblid
ipielem @allace, Der Democrat, uno @ante.
ron, Der Hepublifaner, bod unter cine,
Dede.""
Die Imerifaner id)sinen BEL Ser grDf f.
nun9sfeter Der Barrier @ eltaus
itellung nidt seraoe Die erite @eige 9eipieli
Su haben. Dreit9niab 8Dpfe itarf -batte1l
te ben @eneral6ireftor I'M GinlaBfarten er.
lue1t, erbielten aber i'm @anSen nur 500
Stiid, gerabe genug fir bic yGhrencon.
| nIilare." Den anlerifaniifen @elanbten
aSellh bon 2onbon unb Banaro Saplor ipnr-
ben @inlaomnsem pertueisert, neil Nlles itbsr-
| nut lel - erit in ben letten Wiomenten er-
alelten iie iolbe. SIM @an5en uaren p, ,000
Gtnlaonngen auSge9eben fporoen baa
9roBe BubIifnnI blieb aus9eiperrt. Son je.
| nen ~ 200 erbielteu Die Gn9l1nber etspa Elm
Melntel, Die Amerifnner, iueld)e gu oieie,
&r1tInllH8 Aber ba5 Meer gefnnl1leH iuarerl,
iltf9t pist Hs1r, oIe xin pAHosrtlleI