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LUMBER BURNED.

LUMBER BURNED.
Mr.. Albright had kiln Of lumber
poplar, pine and sattin-wood, ofextra tim.
Der, completely destroyed by FIRE lev
days since. LosS about 500.
WILL BE ELECrED TO STAY AT HOME.
"Quito" is mistaken in regard to Judge
Carriers candidacy. The Judge informs
us that he expects to make the race as a
Greenbacker, and all the people that we
have sounded on the subject, are consider
ably greenbackish too.
SHE CANT BE BEAT.
Your correspondent has been sojourn-
lug IN the land Of "sappho" for the past
several months, hence his silence. Your
gifted correspondent in Gsrrard furnish
ing you every thing from that section that
could possibly he Of interest to your read
err.
BRoDHEAD
Continues to look upward. Mr.. A. s. Hen
derson. the Photographer. is building
handsome two-siory residence on Main
Street. Mr.. J. II. Albright is building
near the site Of his present business house,
a new and eommodious store-house, which
will be decidedly the best business house
in the county.
NuRDERoUs CHICKEN THIEF.
Near Providence church in the South
eastern portion Of this county, on the eve
ming of the 9Th inst. while VIM. Southers
was at work in his corn field, Joe Carson
came up and fired several shots at him;
however, for Sonthers, Carson
was bad marksman, and his bullets did no
damage. II seems thai Carson had been
INDUCING in some wholesale chicken steal.
ing. and that Southers was bringing some
facts to light that made him squirm in his
boots, hence his maligniiy. Iron.
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IT it said that there is a prospect Of
an early completion of the Big Sandy
Railroad from Mt. Sterling to Hun.
tington, as New York capitalists in.
tend to take the matter in hand. This
is consumation devoutly to be wish.
ed. With nothing hut the uncertain
Ohio River, which is often too low
in Summer, or too much frozen in
Winter to navigate. the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad can never attain
the great Importance as a thorough.
fare that its location demands.
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In response to the petitions of ma.
ny citizens of Louisville. Gov. Nc.
Creary granted reprieve to Henry
Croomes, who was condemned to be
hung in that city last Friday. I'm.
less something turns up the perform.
ance will now take place on Friday,
November Sth. A good many people
believe Croomes innocent, though the
chain of circumstantial evidence is
considerably against him.
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The deadly scourge, famed by the
balmy breezes Of an almost unprece.
dented October, continues its dreadful
march in the South. depopulating the
interior towns. and laying low the
trembling few that are left in the
larger afflicted cities. Erin, Browns.
vile, Sharon, and other Tennessee
towns have been attacked, and the
excitement in those places is intense.
At all the points to date, the number
Of deaths foot up 10, 106.
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The Yeomaa finds from an exam.
ination of the Auditors Books that
the assessed value of property for the
year 1873, is s29, 228,092 less than
last year:sWhile the decrease In taxes
will be si17,029 80.
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RECKLESS adventures and wild
speculations have caused theCityBank
of Glasgow, Scotland, to fail, with Ii.
abilities of thirty millions of dollars.
The failure has created a panic and
has caused numbers of other banks
and large merchants to suspend bust.
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The first Of this week there were
confined in the State Penitentiary 95S
convicts; OF whom 42l were white
men and 3 white women; 500 negro
men and 81 negro women. There is
but little sickness among them.
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REV. VOOLFOLK; the Greenbaek
candidate for Congress In Blackburn's
district, has withdrawn from the race
because his views on financial matters
were not in exact accord with those of
his party. A convention was called
TO meet in Lexington, on Wednesday,
when he again was nominated to es-
pouse the cause.
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"WEDNESDAY evening uear Nevada,
Mercer county. Thomas Boniy shot
and fatally wounded Peter Hamilton.
Cause; A dispute over a small store
account.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken In exchange for toods al the highest iaar-
ket RATES hrlns nle your fonliry, fcaihers, Egss,
Batter, NaA, Wild Game, Lard, liaeon, Ginseng,
% hythins eds, and ! viii give you Goods hr
then 10 their hll value.
.. N. DASIs.
s0lam Near the Dseai'
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LOUISvILLEJOCKEY CLUB GROUNDS.
AUGUST 10, Is7s.
Nit. HENRY A. MAGILI,

MIR HENRY A. MAGII.I.t ~" '"'S'
eSJs attacked
fsn, 1sS ae SIIHs Ne e= 1s
Amema ofmyh
the
ahHelhl
n
"'i'' Which had
niaSen A
"i 10" Ann" ff 60 AhAd the
P"''"" EniNilR
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There were thres more murders in
Madison this week.
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE!

Oher At private sale my Farm Of 800 ACRES ly.
ina within mile- Of shelby City and about mile
RON either stanford aud Dsnylie aud stan ford aud
shelby CITY Turnpikes. II sdioins the lands Of Dr.
q. W. Givens and Mr.. sowell Givens. The land Is
In high state Of cultivation, and being we'll fenced
and wetered BY SIX Never-hiling springs u Il one
OF the hest stock Farms In the couniy. Thedxell-
ing house Is q comfortable building Of eight rooma
and the ooibuildings are complete, including two
excellent Rarns
Per-onf DESTROYS Of purchasing eau SO me- on the
premises, Or address iae at Shelby civ, BOYLE
County, Ky.
si2-if J. L. THURNOND.
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Kill Az. a!sili.Esy PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Any one wishing TO engage IN the Milling and
Disttlling business viii dnd IL TO their interest TO
call on z. " Engeman he desires 20 sell his
and viii sell 20 or 20 Acres Of No. I bottOm land
With the said property, u desired. The property
offered for sale l. situated Immediately upon the
turnpike rad leading from Danville TO Lancaster
u Is one VI the hest locations ior the business IN
the state. The Distillery Is fed by anever-failing
spring Of hne water, and the MIN runs about eight
months In the year by water power. A bargain
can he had by calling at the premises. or address
ing q. n. ENGLEMAN,
S' Danville, Ky.
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a FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

i shat I will keep, aud the citizens OF lown, the
iaTiner and trader, oan lad Al hy house any thing
they nerd, al city retail prlees,
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PUBLIC SALE

viii he sold TO the highest bidder, on the prem
ises Of =. A. Lytle. IN the stanford Nj lcdgevie
Turnpike, near McCormack's Church,
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"When fine reveals the waste OF year.,
And tells Of change and sad decay,
Reverse the stem, and In the glass,
Read thoughts Of friends who cheer thy Way
A DESPERATE CRIMINAL.
Freeman Farris, the condemned Grimm.
al in our Jail, is lately an object Of public
interest. On Monday, the SOth ult, hs
was discovered in the act Of breaking jail
by means Of drill and Gle. Precau.
tons were taken to secure him in future,
and nothing occurred to excite notice until
Saturday afternoon. lie was then missed,
and Il was found that at | 1 o'clock in the
morning, he had quietly walked out Of his
cell and out Of the hall door which hap
lened to be left open. How the new Re
publican Jailer felt about this untoward
incident does not appear. During the at.
ternoon young Tommie White went to the
Academy to look after matters there, and
noticed the door Of the coal-house ajar.
Upon Investigation Freeman farris was re.
yealed skulking from justice. Without
to identity him White walked
away. entered the schOol-roOni, passed on
through instead Of giving the alarm, and
quietly notified the authorities Of his dis.
'overy. The bold refugee was recaplured,
iandeuhed and msnacled In a new cell.
About dark the Jailer's wife heard the
ioise Of fls. In few minutes he was
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oAs H.LL, n. r. Cor. eth and Jeasr-on,
LOUISVILLE, Ky
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e.RRxRD sorxrr srws
Lancaster.

nrATH.
Died, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. sallie Bourne,
aocd 80 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
CLEARED.

steamer city Of New York tsr, TibbI.s Liverpool via
steamer Egypt lBr,, Grogan, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Holland (Brl, nesley. London-F W Hurst.
steamer California dsD. ovcnssone. Glasgow Hender-
@ rs,ss St john SB via
nes ssr"S' Mallory =. GS n'' VIZ f0''
steamer Anthracite. Grumley. Phiaoclpha-James
Ship Gold Hunter. Freeman, shanghai-saiter Liver
Bark Lizzie II. Ros son. AMER for orders-Lpns Bros.
s.rs Ss s sssa s lie " or or
oraers-Bockmann, oerlein 4 90.
BARK q renery tBr,, Ponery. Rotterdam W Parker
BARK Mary Virgins (Br,. Wood. Rotserdsm--J W Par
Dark zums tBr). Peterson, Gibraltar orders-swan
Brig Gaxeen (Sor,, weibyc. Frederickshaven for or
dcrs .Benham y Boyessn p -
Srs fs.,,e M.ss.y N:,r;s,lls:J.me: Henry
Brig Com. Pierce. Bsrbados-Danel Trowbridge 4 Co.
Brig RUDY, Rice. Port Spain Trnidad)-Daniel Trow-
Bris Mariel tBr. Williams Perth Amboy. Tuscan
schr Clara Fletcher, sargent. Dcmsrara-Prancis W
SEM Wesley Abbott. Sohrson. Bsracoa-Hw Loud 4
schr Mary Decker. Nelson. Nassau. HP-B Weinberg
senr Lizzie tBr, Gchrst. Fredrickton NB-scammell
schr Ulrica r smith. Edwards Jacksonville Goo II
squire.
schr Sarnh Shubcrt, Tomltn kcnmond, VAL eager.
Schr Hattie LoIs. Loliis. Wilmington Dol Van Brunt
4 Overton.
schr Marian Cage, Sheldon, Phiadelphia-souder 4
Adams ~
schr Eliza scribncr, smith, Philade phia-J ames W
Eiwei 4 Go. ID. -
scbr Kate Mclean, Haock, Hartford-Rackett a Bro.
Schr Thompson. Mullen. New Havcn-Rackett 4
Bro
schr Forsyth, Hobbic. samford-stamford Manufac-
turing Co.
featuring Co.
sloop Fred Brown. wckson. Pawtucket-Frank Pidgeon,
Jr.
sioop Wasp lille, New Haven Cartwright Doyle.
Sloop Francis Anne, Carpenter, New Havcn-Rackett
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER wsYBossEr. from Boston for Baltimore. pro-
rs Nsu.et yesterday but owing oi-
Guilty with the boiler she could raise steam, and
obliged Boston. NO dam vessel
chinery
Snir VERMONT (Brl Southern. from Cardiff for Rio ia.
metro tbeoe reported passed abandoned April lat
40 y. Ion = W.
BgIG DfoSE (Br,. sherwin, ut Philadelphia 18th from
LONDON had heavy and rough the entire
sage; April e. Int "a So Ion 30 encountered hur
rie anc, durin whin the dock swept of
movable buwarks aud stanchoas stove In both starboard
port Sides fore and ATT and sustain oil other
BRto Prrre RopERrs tBr, wrecked Oh Old IIarbor ia
insured With her cargo Si52Jo In Halifax Offices
Part Of the III be saved In damaged condition
~cpR Lazy woopnuar. from Portland Ne; for Jamaica
january ~, which pat IN Gloucester the 18th OF Janu.
airy not having heard from since leaving tue
place. for lost The crew consisted OF Capt
Woodbury.. OF Cape Eiiasbeth aud four mes she wa.
rs re~ister built Cane Elizabeth In 1850 aud
her valuation 5000: insurance she had small
cargo mnsts wnich were Insured fer ti.7OO
Tur RrPoWr of schr Maggie Ellen from Washington for
Bn,timore being ashore Broad Creek ~ She
arrived Baltimore 10th aud hal not been ashore.
BprpcproRr April ~ Tho sehr Escort. which arrived
Tuesday With cargo OF grain had her mast carried
away in entering the hArbor :.
Rock barbor sunday night Tho vessel has been
raised aud now lies NJ the dock
wAsnrSeroS. DC April ia vessels quarter board with
Dan simmons carved upon IT, ashore during
the late storm at Kitty Hawk, NJ.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer City Of Montren tjr Brooks, Liverpool April
via Queenstown 10Th. with mdse and passengers TO
Dale. . .
steamer Oder (Ger). Lest, Bremen April md South
smpton 9th with mdse and 457 passengers 10 Oelrich
Co April i3, lat ~ IL Ion 80 90, passed bark Marie
Uier). hence for Bremen
steamer state Of Texas Nickcrson Galveston April II
and Key West 18th with mdse aud passengers to II Nal
ory a co 49, -
steamer vadcrnnd Hclrj. Nichols, Philadelphia April
~. in ballast. TO u w Cotton Co
BARK Oustee tot Boston,, Nickerson Padang 40 days,
with coffee 20 order vessel to Vernon II Brown Co.
Passed Cane Good Hope Feb Helena March a. and
crossed the Equator March ~ Ia Ion ~ 60 Jan ~ Mr.
of acs, died buried NJ sca;
all hands the time, the FIRST officer Just alivs.
but looking like corpse. removed hin top v AT,
sick TO OF orw s OF the
gradually recovered di.coycred that the cargo was
deadly naady from It's state. the
being violent headache. gangrenous bile OF
stomach, vompg and pusing. black coating of month,
10 passing Cape ofcd Hope had but three sicRy seamen
duty no Feb toak ROTARY gale. passed OF
the centre OF IA; Sh had similar gaze which sprung
main lover tonsan and hlaw lowsr faratonaau 10
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COACHING.

Mr. william Achison, OF Jersey City, who has
ganlzed coaching club In New Jersey, received a
communication yesterday from gentleman in Mon
mo 18th county saying that nc would furnish relay
OF six double teams between Princeton and Pnladel-
phia on the occasion OF the approaching drive
OF the New York Club. He desires that New
Jersey pc afforded fair competition with New
York. and offers subscription OF $1,000
on receipt OF assurance that clue
is organized lnasmucn tho preparations fnr the
great drive are not yet competed Mr.. Atchison has
returned response. A prominent Official OF tho
Pennsylvania Railroad has rendered the use OF coach
capable Of accommodating eighteen persons TO relieve
tho party at Princeton. At the request Of several
gentlemen who desire that the route shall be travelled
10 short time possible tho proposed halt AZ
Tayiors Hotol in Jersey City, has been abandoned.
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Tho Brooklyn nine played their opening game on
the Union Ground. Williamsburg. yesterday alter
noon, with a strong picked nine. The field was In
splendid condition. Both mines played without uni
form tho contest being test for The team. The
game opened iavoraby Tor the Brookiynr In the
ond innings Curren scoring the irss q fine
two-base hit and splendid base running. In the fifth
inning each side scored two runs. mono OF which
were earned. During tho next inning. however, tho
Brooklyns did some very good batting, scoring Ave
rms Two oil which were earned. Tho remainder Of
the game was well contested; only two runs were
scored one each side. The following Is the score:
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atoms the making breach and stern vessel
aIs oa saas s
JKLK Feb 49, during 81 gale. shsped sea which
.% s: ass's @ ap1 If'
Bark vs1onie" M.irs Iss0. Haraisrio Bermuda days
brig Erwooi DO, Buell. Mac.Io 80 days. with 70
a .na. Il Sa s SRs 81 'pos
Brig oIas SPARKS Bradley. Guantanamo IS days. with
Brig Victor Lassnner. Ss, Rudolf, Guansana mo IA
aasss get TeS d sof c.s Norwood Myaas PR
Gays a sA Ia. g & sp.is @ CIV
from Sew York for An:isus -. D,,aw,,e Break.
wsisr. "A days. with sugar 4 W welsn vessel 70 =
SEA. s'sss ss"cs' s'sF S'asn
ss sSr w MaaSasss ss Il Sheridan :.s.a yrs"s
s sssT Mo- s. s.. v wrsais virginia
schr A Lyon JoGrey. baltimore.
ssn' ss a
Bss Chief ss EMMA sT So s o@
Dublin which anchored below up to tho city
~ PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Ste City Of F,tchburr. Ellis New Bedford for New
York with muse and saT lin pAys with
mass and passenger. 70 n, Isaac odsll ,u. vo,s :,
e. s Msrn'Vs h D New Haven Tor Now YORK
Asss inSs!l. ese Z. NIB for New York
ss h Naasis. Peck Moeslsna for New York
sshr ID. Kay Il York
schr Ann Eliza, Weeks. Portland, Me- for New YORK.
Schr Lamartine, Barbour. Deer Island for New York
Schr Waterloo. Whitaker, Hnrmon's Harbor tor New
York.
Schr Actress, King Boston, on . fishing cruise.
s ss s S.s % ys. w.irs s RI ss York
s s9ss Smith, Hines no s Pssf as sa% sr
Schr Morwin. Bunce. Pr0videnco for New York.
Schr Win Whitehead, Titus Providence Tor New York
sehr Anna sheppard. sheppard Providence for New
York.
Schr Cornelius, Carroll Providence for New York.
schr q Yell, Nickerson, Providence Tor New York.
Schr Elm City, Kelly Providence for New York.
Schr Ida Howard, Mosier Portland, Ct for New York.
schr George Gum, Bacon Portland. CT. Tor New York.
schr j Haxard Robinson, New il aven Tor New Yorx.
Schr Emily, Nichols. stamford for New York.
Schr 5 Is. Brown. brown. bridgeport for Now York
schr EMPIRE Smith. Sag Harbor for New York.
schr + X IIolgate. Lewis Dennis for Now York Us At
anchor in Hart Island Roads,.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake. Margum. New York for Portland
Steamer Delaware smith, New York for Fail River
Steamer TflIie Ewing, New York for New London and
BARK Templar, Bartlett. New York for Hamburg.
Bark Billy simpson tBr Curry Now York Tor Les Sables
Bris Ada Fulton (Br) Yale New York for Halifax Ms.
Schr Emerson kokes Marston. Now York fur bemerara.
schr Hathaway tBr, hogan. New York for 81 joan.
Schr j X Atwood. Jones. New York for Bristol RI
Schr Charlie Warton. Pike, Haversraw John, NIB
schr Henry Deming Boardmnn. Port johnson for
schr WIN NJ Everett. Mcdaniel. Port johnson fr Prov
schr Imogene Diverty, Candy Port johnson Prov
schr Rsinb ow, Cady Amboy for Now Bedford
schr Ario Pardee, shropshire Amboy tor Pawtucket.
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a. O. BENSON.

Mr.. A. G. Benson, well known somo time ago a.
merchant aud shit owner, but OF late years retired
from business, died suddenly Wednesday night ut
his residence at Bay Shore, !. ]. Tho cause Of
his death paralysis from which no had been pros
trated years. Mr. Benson born In Maine
In I.o4 and commenced business New York N 1876
at No. 80 South street. corner OF Old slip. The firm
10 which he belonged was at nrst styl,d Buck Bon
son, but later change OF partners made II a. O..
4 A. W. benson Ia 1S47 he represented TO Daniel
Webster that tho Lobos Islands, situated
about I'VE hundred miles IRON the Pacific coast
OF the United States, came within the Jurisdc-
tion Of no existing government He pointed oot that
they vast quantitiss of euano which would
cultural interests OF this country. Dir. Web
sicr assured him that no would DO sup.
ported by the governments u no should
plant tho American flag IN these regions and com
me Importation Of the valuable guano. Ho ae-
cordingiy sent fleet of eighty vessels 10 CON-
mcncc the work, but tho Peruvian government
claimed Islands, seized the vcssels arrested
cntailing very heavy losses on It's protector.
h. however, prosecuted the trndc at later period,
ana many islands in the Pacific bear the names OF
commaodcrs OF hts vessels who discovered them,
while engaged In H. Mi Benson was also instru.
nv utai IN bringing this manure undcr the no'icc OF
scientists, and thus creating general knowledge oil
It's value MS we'll as the best manner Of using H.
Mr.. Benson also Que OF tho ORIGINAL company
Who founded the Wall Street Ferry, then known az
the Montague street Ferry This company cut through
Columbia Heights. built the stone arch across the
roadway and built the docks which are now used oy
the Union Ferry Company. Mr.. Benson leaves I'VE
sons anu one daughter.
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Duen (Br), Flynn. Savannah; bark Alice Cooper (Br,
King New Orleans.
Also 10TH steamer Pembroke (Br), james. Bos
ton.
Sailed 10th. ship Alexander Marshall Gardner. Now
York; barks Admiral Tegethon (er Moorhuesen. United
statss; Augustine Kobbe. Carver New York.
LONDON April l9Cleared, ship Constantine, Goss New
York bark Folkvang tNor). Hendcksen, United state
LONDONDERRY, April ls-saied, bark Jas Boyd Orb.
Richan. United States
LAURvIc. to April le-sailed. shin Lady Blsssington
(Sor,. for America; bark Louise fNor,. Nielsen, do
MARs.rLLxs. April 16-Arrlved, ship Napoleon Nor).
Chsophersen, Pensacon barks skerryvore (Br, Craig.
new York; Tres Auroras tsp). TArrss. New OrleanG
MALPAs, April l0-Arved. bark Ignasto QsaD, Murli,
New York.
NEWCASTLE. April ls-saed. brig Ryno or) sossnson.
Boston.
PLYMOUTH. April le-ArrIved, bark Usko (aus,, Lund
qost, Pensacola for Amsterdam.
QuEKNsrowN, April 18-Arrived, steamer Bothnis (Br)
McMicksn, New York for Liverpool tand proceeded).
Sailed 10th, City Of Berlin tBr). Kennedy rom
Liverpool). New York
on Srookhaven 10Th. Pm. Baltic CBo. Parsol
from New Tork for Liverpool
KouEN, April lS-Ssed bark Grace (Br), Mcneil United
States
RorrERDAm. Ap'l ls-Arrived. bark Kronnewts oGer).
Burchsrd. Wilmington. No; Conhdenss UtaD, Lavagna.
New York
Sailed 18TH bark Hattie (B). Eaton, United States
WATERFORD. April 7-Sailed, brig LAsia dtaD. Del
piano. New York.
YARMOUTH April is-Arrivod. bark Amalia q Hedvig
(tier), Gehm, Daren.
QUEENSTOWN April 10 Tho Underhil a. which arrived
here night. reports that April Int % n Ion 80 W,
the bark Gamalie Shaw. from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro
her bows carrying jbboom, bstays and
guys. and then continued her
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RESUMPTION.

A regular weekly meeting Of the Manhattan Liberal
Club was held last evening at Science Hail, Eighth
street. near Broadway, when Dr. 4. p. Miller delivered
an scdress on Glow Forcing Specie Payments Hin
dcrs Resum piion and Produces Bankruptcy lie re-.
Wow ed the history OF the national banking system
and tue GAUGE OF paDics. Every act OF Congress no
said 10 lorco resumption has created such demand
for specie defeat the OBJECT Tor which the acts
were passed. Tho speakers advocacy Of more green
backs was met with hearty applause.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. April 1sArrived bark Athiet CNor, Norbeck
New York
BnsroL April i9-Arrivcd bark Brunnow (Ger). Pagct,
Daricn.
crrrs Aorfi i3-Arrved bark Ud.ro tGer, svegc, New
York.
CAaLIARi, April 13-Arrvcd, BRIG Eva dtaD. Cappcllo
New York before reported without date).
DuxpALx. April Is-Arrived, brig scagu (Br), Flctt,
Darien.
DuSxfRx, April 1sArnvcd. bark Pri tNor), ostensen.
New York.
r.twourn. April 17-Arrived. barks Thorgny Nor).
stranre, Wilmington NO, for Hamburg; iyh. Frits tsw,
Hnkanssep, New Orleans
IIAvRF. April i7-Arrivcd. bark Bogsrt Orb, Rey
nolds. New York.
H.rrrac April f7--saiied bark Johann KepIcr Ger,
Splice New York
LrvRRrooL, April 1s--Arrived ship Hcdvg Gcr) Minis
ssn York: ieh. shps Freedom. Lawrence. dol LadS
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A POLICE CHIEF INDICTED.

Jacob HoGmcistcr, Chief OF Police OF the Town Of
Union. NJ j., was YESTERDAY srraigned IN the Hudson
County IN. Jj Court OF Quarter Sessions on an In
dtc,ment Tor assault and battery. few weeks ago
Cn,oI Honmeister came upon a number OF the mem.
t.rs OF Company b, Ninth regiment. National Guard,
on tbair way nome from drilL They we're singing
and 10 ordered them TO stop Frivatc Schmidt sa-
x.ssd n,s brothers 10 continue aud HoGmeistcr took
nm Ms fsr as the TOWN Ja Tut did not lock MIN up
Ibe young man made compliant 10 the Grand jury
snd an indictment was found. Judge Gsrrettson adj
mitted the chief 10 bail In 5000