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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

-. whom hs win sead thither. Captain Barton
"r,,ss II "a land OF ruined mines. with shaiS' '""
ala furnaces, wOrknens towns. and prnceiy
Ind once rich and prosperous as mining oouu @Ht ~,
nd now the very picture of dreary desola.iOn ""
hank Of wild he TG1Rd a1 50 TsregSeG
peautittr The northern wall bad been "asne" n""!
ana the adjacent bed was stre% W,I me Simplest ana
cOnmns Of Greek art This is ancient M@n wmero
he Children Of Israel after e the fE ST "ss burnt their
the mining odP ppSlilh them Of gold silver brass iron tn.
snG lead gold c Rr6ns R9d e SsSS5 gold
ringS and md Of Moses being brought into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
GEM FOR 1850.

A SEW-IERsEY PAPER NoMIYATEs HIM FOR THE
REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP.
TRENTON, May 21.-1he State Gazette of to-
day nomnstes General Grant as the Republican Pres-
DENTAL leader in 1880 II says:
In every way the road TO new Democratic rebellion
has bern cleared OF all Impedments and distractions
They have pursued the same tactics as In 1860 wlon
hey laid the Union bound and helpless. at the feet and
ncscy of triumphant rebellion. But tho same sublime
and uncomfortable spirit that then rose equal To the oc
casion VIII now confront and defeat them And the one
man of preGmnent and ustriOus fitness for leadership
In ms misson "a ULYSSES g. Grant The grave perlls OF
the time the reactionary and revolutionary tendencies
m of the aud the doughface. all de-
mand that General Grant shall be brought TO the mont
nomnate him as the Republican leader In the Impending
struggle.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE.
MIR. GLADSTONE FAvORs DIPLOMACY, NOT WARIIKi

LONDON. Modno

LONDON. "Wednesday, May %, 1873.
The debate in the House of Commons was
continued tonight the members as before conhing
themselves to discussion the legal and constitutional
aspect of the question
Mr. Fawcett was followed by the AttorncyGoncraL
Then Mr.. Gladstone who spoke over au hour, hoped
division would he persisted in, no matter how
small the minority He rcpcled the charge thai
Lord Hlrtlngton's motion eyadcd a declaration
OF policy II the Government pursued Euro
ppan objects in concert with Europe, not by
a policy Of isolation. and allowed Europe TO determine
the method It would 90 into the conference pursuing
diplomatic aims 10y diplomatic MEANS refraining from
warlike menace until the for appeared That
would be the policy many Liberals RECON- ncnded.
SIR George BalfOur. Sir George Campbell, and Mr.
Newdegate Conscrvative spoke in favor Of Lord Ha.
tngtOn's resolution, and Mr. Forsyth, Mr. Grammar ana
Others aganstit The debate vas dourncd to IhufGai
when Mr. Cross VIII he the frat speaker The House ncd
up somewhat during Mr. GHdsOnes speech but NJ other
times the attendance sCautY. The DEBATE AZ
one mOmen' nearly collapsed. No one rising 10
sneak after Mr. Gladstone tshed, the Speaker b gan
uniting the notion but lust he did So Sir Geofe
Baliour arose ana the House dwiDd!ed down 70 Hinr
members before me finished, and 10 SIX While Sir George
Campbell was speaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

BALDWIN-At Newark " J., the Goth inst, Ene Car
hut widow OF BALDWIN, IN her 56tll wear ,
her late residence No 2l9 Oiange-st Newark, Nj, on
Thursday, the 2}d inst, at 2 D. m.
Inernen Pleasant Cemetery al the convenience OF
the family
DUTTON-Athls residence Greenwich Conn, Nay 81, Phi
lander Button In the 9th year o his age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend the u'
Friday aft rnOou, May "a al O'CLOCK at the geo
Oud Congregational ChufCh
EGIESVON-At Winiamst0wn. Mass the 18th inst Sa.
rail- Louise youngest daughter OF The Bev y. H. EGestOn'
d. d., in the 18th year "a her age
ENIERSON-At Wyoming " j., May 10, 1873 Jane L. WHO
OF William b. and only daughter OF the late Charles
=. Little.
train from New.York. Morris and Essex X X
FILLEYAt Weelsport. y. y. Monday, April 20, Mrs En-
ma, wife of Henry r. Flley, esq
KELLOCK-On Goth inst. ct his residence All LeSing-
Regtiyes aud family invited to attend me
ura from the Church Divine Paternity Che Rev. Dr.
Chapn's) shave and 4jthst. Thursday, at $50 a. NJ
sCHUYLER-sunday May 10, 1873 Aren't H. schuyler, in
and friends ale respectfully invited attend his fu
neral Christ Church. Belayile, n Jr wednesday al
Trans leave 23ds 2i5 and Chambersst at BIS. via
Newark Branch Erie II. r.
TuONAS-Athis residence Bloomfield, " j. on the 2ist
inst, Daniel X. Thomas son Ol d. A. v ihOha Al 'uo
Funeral from his late residence THURSDAY at p m
VAN VNLKEN BU RGH-Ou Tuesday May 81, 1875 Anna
Fe1ds are respectfully invited attend the funeral from her
late residence No. 5SS 5thEyc., Thursday afternoon, az
4:3O o'clock. il requested that no flowers be sent
YOUNG-May 30. 1873, at Manuel, Rockland County NY
after a lingering Illness Alexander Young, OF 34i "est
27ths formerly Of Ksrmur scotland, aged 40 years
Friends invited 10 attend the funeral on thursday -0d
inst from the Nanpet Baptist Church. 49,
OF ChamDersst by Northern X h az $40
ga Ia. returning by NewJersey and Ne"'loiA H. H. $40
CARRIAGES in waiting depot carry friends to the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
PEACE OR WAR STILL IN DOUBT.
MUCH IMPORTANCE PLACED on PRINCE BIsMARCXs
GUIDANCE-sIGNIFICANT MOVEMENTS NEAR CON
SIANIINOPLE.

MUCH IMPORTANCE PLACED ON PRINCE BIsMAfCh >
GUIDANCE-sIGNIFICANT MOVEMENTS NEAR CON
sIANIINOPLE. ,
LONDON, Tuesday May 81, 1873.
Peace is hoped for, but there Is no other basis
for the expectation than the probability that Count
schouvalof has asked Prince Bismarck to determine Il
Russia should make certain II the Prince
advises Russia weld the points yet In dispute, ana
Russia consents all Will be arranged pcaccaDly, ana
nothing can be said officially until this Is settled lhcrc
is positive conviction here that peace wholly depends
upon Russia yielding these points and that England VIII
not reccde step. The closing remarks Of the BnSh
Premier in his speech last night bear out this VIEW
The mslvings which have set in since last week arc
largely due to the Russian movements before Constant
nople Though these stated to have boon Tor sam
tary reasons, they came prccipitaiing a collision
The Russian line at one time was pushed so neat the
Turkish works that the latter were manned ana aIninn
milton was served out and General valentine BAKER Sent
an alde-de-camp 10 form the Russian commander hal
he would fire him II he did not withdraw The entct
has been to direct the attention OF the Turks 10 te
weak Of that portion OF their line when covers e
Black Sea entrance to the BoSphOrus. which te nus
slams naturally desire 20 secure in case OF
The Turks are therefore, taking precautions III thar Ill
TectlOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

expected having received orders to remain here
two three days longer The steamer City OF Mexico
Of the Alexandra ne sailed up the East River yester
daY afternoon and this rise TO report that she
had started trial trip with several Russian officers
on board One OF the Mcssrs Alexandra said that the
steamer sent up the river TO have new boiler
put in.
W. p. Clyde asked yesterday whether
the Columbus had yet been turned over TO the
Russians He replied that lie would rather not
speak uuon the subject for special reasons. Has the
Columbus been sent Philadelphia to undergo repairs
after the injuries she received on her last voyage or oS
cause alterations are TO made in heri" asked
Well now, this coming back To the same subject Ny
a circuOus route, and decline To say anything ABOUT
this" replied Mr.. clyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the Past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. May %, l a. m.-The barometer
ia lowest north Of Name and highest in the Upper Lake
region Occasional rains have fallen from the Gulf
States TO Western Kansas in tue Middle Atlantic and
NrwEngaud States ana from California 10 Colorado and
wyoming The temperature has fallen from the Lakes
70 Tennessee slightly risen in the Northwest aud con-
tipued nearly stationary IN the other districts
Indications
For tho Lower Lake region apd Middle states rising
h,romrtrr northwest 10 northeast winds ana cooler,
clear weather, followed in the former by failing barome-
ter and eastrry 10 south winds .
~ E"r pW.Engnnd occasional coast rains, generally
foIioWed during Wednesday by rising barometer, north
westerly Winds cooler and generally clear weather.
rp,p,.vr IOc>. OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
PUBLTC OPINION.

The Democrats have Learned sa fGO@ a@S %
versares. They are %I for their course, but press
P b6IGIv no washington Post tDeml
ConEng Blaine and BISOTo Tl s ptep. a Of the
III 1850 General Grant, dng what would have happened
East are consaI9 ne White House instead OF Hayes
nIS sH Enquirer iDemJ
The democratic eOnspatoTS aE Se
RepnbGTane harmony Of the Regnocans is deepecG IN
the foy Oi gR0ebester Democrat and Chronicle (Rep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
WORK OF THE RUSSIAN OFFICERS.

FOUR MORE IN THE cITY-RUMORs ABOUT PUR-
cHAsEs OF VESSELS.
The Russian officers at the Westminster
Hotel went out early yesterday morning and did not
return until the evening. Captain semetschkin went
out Two or three times and then remained at his hotel
In the evening four more officers arrived OF the West
minister Hotel Their names Baron Unzern sterDberg
X Keopin, o. Hagenthorn, and N. schoemann. They
Intend to stay two or three days in this city.
Captain Badenhausen did not leave the city yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
FAILING TO GET A QUORUM.
CITY REPUBLICANS DELAY ACTION.

MEMBERS OF TIE CENTRAL Committee PREVENT
ING QCoaUN-T9EIR DESIRE TO POSTPONE
DISCUSSION OF RESOLUTIONS HOSTILE TO THE
ADMINISTRATIONS.
number of members of the Republican Central
Committee in this city last evening put off action
on resolutions condemning the Presidents policy by
preventing quorum. Many other members de-
sired the defeat of these resolutions and
wished for immediate discussion and voting. Both
parties agreed in opposing any step at the present
time which might seem to encourage the Demo-
cratic movement in Congress in regard to the Pres-
dents title The whole subject aroused much IN
terest among members of the committee.
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.oru1No RryoLurIoNARY ABoUTTHIs. oH 10!
WaahIn0t0n L0TTefDOn4sNcs OF " DOsV" '7'.''1y,
A member of the National Democratic Com

A member of the NATIONAL Democratic COm-
&c. WIN has come here attend the meeting on We'd
sSoy yeas asked this morning what could result IRON
.ho ;yvesfigatOu inaugurated by the House. Will
tu n ~ - lie replied q" We shall obtain positive evil
Sn 'nucating Mr. Hayes with fraudulent returns,
d ioint resolution viii then be offered in the House
snG a3S, mat HAYES and Wheeler not legally en-
,S6 ~ recognition BY Congress President and Vice
ppaident Tire House will pass this as matter OF
Sa ana we know that there Republican Senators
b IN enable the Democratic Senators to pass IT
O These same Republican Senators viii then JON
~ democratic Senators in going into election OF
osSent prO tempOre, WHICH majority OF the Senate
w 40 al any Time and then elect Senator Thurman,
bo win thus become President of the United states un
III a new election can be held"
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cation IRON making any personal explanations;
but an anonymous communication published this
morning, evidently under the impression that any
efficient repy might subject criminal prosecution,
Is 50 asi ociuusy c0wardiy and calumnions that am
compelled to declare its falseness IN every rejection
which 1t makes upon my character and conduct.
I reserve the right make such further and detailed
statements and at such time shall think irODct
I remain, sir, yours respectfully, CHARLES PnELf5.
No III East I9la-st, Yesc- York, May 81, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
SENATOR CONKIING AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
Hdshinqton Dspatch 70 The PhilaaeIphla Press

mtmDGT OF Ilt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bUdIVU, VU-
night that much unnecessary Importance was given TO
the relations between Senator CUnklng and the PIcsl-
Dent and that there any intention to antag
opze gentleman, other than such as be might as
sune TO himself growing out OF the right OF the Pesl
dent TO select his appointments, and to exercise eX
independent OF Senatorial interference.
Senator C1nkng states that he is well satisfied with his
position and there is personal or political necessity
Tor him to abandon this attitude He adds that the
events OF tine past week have demonstrated the fallacy
of the Presidents Interpretation of Republican pruci-
pies and satisfied him with the correctness OF his own
hmm
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-Ii Steamship state o. PiLgtn19-lh ~
Rev d. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas, H. Thomas bliss ~ LIOn.s
Miss dora Thomas Thomas, Colonel Roberts, Dr. o)eis
Mr. Irwin Miss Keith, Mr. AcGrecor Mr. McMui,el SO9
mel TAFT Capt r. stewart MI McGratl MI craig Mt hee-
MI Collier MI johnson, Mrs. White, j. White d. "AlVe
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REGISs TO SNUFF DANGER.
FTo1s The Cincinnati EHQTreT (Dem.
--.-.l a..a. -.

ds In 40 far as this attack upon the Presidential
tile tends to drive this Administration into partisan
shin ana by so doing consolidate the Republican party
Fond afford Republican dissensons. We could better
afford to encounter them than Republican unity. We
are not doubling that all that is expected TO be proved
by the Potter investigation is susceptible OF proof but
the search Will not make converts The fact OF the
ereat wrong need not and should not and would not
perish from memories of men even i'll the absence OF
= resolution of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
A PEACE DEPUTATIoN REFUSED.

LORD SALISBURY REFUSES To RECEIVE THEM
LONDON, Wednesday. May 90, 1873.
The Marquis of Salisbury has replied negatively
to the request of the Duke of Westminster
to receive deputatiOn with peace declaration
signed by over 200. 900 persons. The Daily NoicS
states that ord Salisbury refused to receive thep
deputation on the ground that it was announcement
to the public service to discuss the matter now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
THE MAY-BENNETT DUEL.
DENIAL FROM DIR. CHARLES pHH.Ps.

A DENIAL FROM DR. CHARLES PHifFs'
DIR. Charles Phelps, who accompanied the
MayBennett duelng party in the capacity OF surgeon,
has written the following letter in answer to pub
llshed statement:
To IN. Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR In Difference to tho rights OF the other gentle
men concerned in the alleged duel between
Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. May, have thus far
rcfrained, under circumstances Of great provo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
SAD TRUTH FOR HENDRICKS.

IA Mr.. S. j. Tilden is being forced upon
- hs w. "a the next Democratic candidate for the
Ihe n may worth while TO say that persons
re recently him testify that his appearance
Mhom;sokobly that OF tOugbness. We do not like 70
,t fborn in the pillow OF Governor Hendricks but
h rtb compels us to cay that Governor Iliden does
he loon feeble. He looks IL hc might live to see
SVes ed uUn as proud land as Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED. .....

ARRIVED. -...dAf IL
s,e,mshin Isaac Bell Lawrence, Richmond, city Point
and Norfolk with mdse. and pass ~ Od Dominion sam
SRlp saracen of London. lie Beouf Manila jan a. win
mCsc 10 K. Spring q Co.
lEor oihsr Shin Netes see Seeond and Ihird Pagesl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
THE REFUGEES BECOMING TROUBLESOME.
CnNsrA N1ISnrLE. Tncsaav. Mny u. Is1s

Five thousand refugees assembled to-day
and sent deputation the Porte, asking relief. dcca1-
ing that their provisions had failed ard sickness was
increasing among them. Tie Porte promised thai their
ratiOus would heuceforth be regularly distributed.
An Official dispatch 10 the Ottoman representatives.
abroad thus describes the disturbance which took place
IN that city yesterday about thirty refugees entered
the garden OF the palace inhabited by eHSuitan Murad
and raised shouts OF Long live the sultan The sen
tuels opposed the entry OF these into the palac"
aud were fired upon one being killed. Troops arriving,
the assailants were driven back Some were KILLED and
wounded OF both sides. Ali Suayi, VINO appeared 10
have acted as organizer and leader OF the attack
killed. The affair had other consequences. Public
tranquility is undisturDed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

II is told of an Advent brother In Westnelds
Mass who recently caught man stealing meat from
his market that in reply 10 his plea TO be et on ana ns
declaration that God helping him. he would never sea
AGAIN. the brother said " God helping youI Why you
scoundrel n hadn't caught you stealing you never
would have known there was God"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
SUSPICIOUS EnGRANTs IN GERMANY.
THE CIMBRINs "PAssEYGERs" LEAVING

ELLSWORTH, Me-, May 21.-rhere are indl-
cations that The Russian forces the Cmbria may soon
be divided and part of them transferred In addition
to those who left last week. thirteen Russian oicels
including the paymaster, left yesterday for Newfofk
and Boston To-day three Russian engineers from the
Cmbria passed through Ellsworth on their way 10 New
York The officers charge are endeayODG 10 arrange
for the conveyance OF 10 Bangor whence they are
20 60 by railroad 70 EeM-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
THE CONGRESS TO MEET IN JUNE.


The Standard announces that it IS now more thah
probable that the Congress will meet during the
first fortnight of June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
BRITISH COMMERCE MEYACED.

RUSSIAN CRUISERS CAUSING CONCERN.
NO APPEAL TO BE MADE BY ENGLAND 10 THE
UNITED STATES OR RUSSIA HINT THAT
HONOR is AT STAKE.
LONDON. Tuesday, May 81, 1873
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Sir John Holker AttorneyGenera In reply 60 an in
ouiry Of Mr.. Gourley Qlbera), member for sunder-
land said that had heard OF the ships purchased by
persons said 20 act behalf Of Russia but there Is no
reason to suppose that the ships will be employed IN
the event Of priyaeers in cOntrayenuOn Of tho
Paris declaration. There is reason 20 believe that
the United States VIII depart from Observance OF the
three rules OF the Washington Treaty. There Is no
necessity for discussing the responsibility resting on the
,v.rn,nents Of Russia and the United States, since
here Il no reason suppose that they would violate
t,etr resnectlye engagements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

ANY reader desiring to purchase an organ
or piano shoud send at once for new catalogue OF
Nessrs Horace Waters & sons, New-fOrk, they are
Offering the unexceled instruments Of their manufacture
al marveslOusiy low pIices-greatest bargains ever
onp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
M1RRIED.

r, c,se nj sen-sicness Essence OF Bee" affords I'M
mediate nourishrnent sold by druggists and groceIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

The PINT OF THE ARGUMENT pIeose
VII you me drink S-Barman: Why da.,t ,,, 80
bialier.-lJuGy. A'''"ei !" 'ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

nch. TIE lines 81 time Tor tae = n9i
midnight The uaie ae represents ns
VI the mercury during those hours
TRrarSE OFFICE May 90, l u. ma marked dis
turbance Of arprcssure took pace before daylight yes
terday morning during violent shower; there was a
slight barometric fall during the threatening weather
OF the afternoon and at that time. Also there was
considerable rise of temperature. The moisture OF the
air diminished , t. H., ,c,a, =,
For this city vicinity fair and occasionally cloudy
weather may DO expected to-day and partial cloulnss
touorroW No great chan OF temperature Is probable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
po., once. Ncv.York. May lS, I


To smokers Visiting Europe.Important Notice. :,
the smoking tobacco and cigarettes including the well.
Richmond and tobacco manufactured
Sy Messrs J. r. ALLEN 4 Co, Richmond virginia may %
found sale at the Old vrgnny Tobacco Store III fiees
Oily, London, w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

IOWER-TOwNSEN Corning, April %, at the resi-
,ience OF the Hon. Is. Walker, by the Rev L. - I
Samuel Kitty the youngest daughter OF e Ao
Edwin D. Townsend, Of P3lmyra n. \. no cards
WHITNEY-sTARR-At Dlnbury. Com: wednesday, May
- bv the Rev George w. Woodruff william NJ whitney,
10 Lizzie T. starr, only daughter OF George START esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

CANADA NOT APPRISED OF COMING WAR.
OTTAWA, May 21.-There is no truth in the
report that the Government has received advice from
the Imperial authorities to the effect that war between
England and Russia is inevitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
MORE RUSSIANS EXPECTED.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 21.-lt is rumored
here that sister ship the Cmbria shortly expected
at Southwest Harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
MERCHANTS DISSATISFIED.
my earle TO THE TRIBUNR.I

The reply of the Attorney 10 the question re-
spectpg the QUILTING Of Russian cruisers in American
waters is not considered satisfactory in commercial
circles IL is urged that whether these ships DO called
prvateers regular Russian men-otwar, the damage
tney NAV DO 10 British commerce VIII De the same, ana
thai the Government should ask the Administration ~
Washington enforce strictly for ltsel the rules OI the
Treaty Of Washington
SUSPICIOUS EMIGRANTs N GERMANY.
A Berlin telegram TO The Pail NAL gazette says I:
"Many pretended Russian emigrants are passing
through Germany II il believed that they are seanen
disguised, their way TO America to man cruIsels'
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&C.


IN notice. Of Marriages mas! De Endorsed rih f4l
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Patents-ReIecied Cases.

Posi- Oice Noce-rhe mals ,0r the week e1dns
SATURDAY, May rs. 1875, VIII Close az this once on
III ESDAY az a. for Europe. by steamship Idaho.
wa Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY. at a m, for Europe.
by steansnD Algeria Queenstown Correspondence Tor
France forwarded by this steamer must be specially AZ
dressed and at for France direct by steamship
Canada, Havre on THURSDAY, at n M Tor Great
Britain and ireland by steamship City OF Chester a
Queenstown Correspondence Tor Germany ana the 1o
be forw arded by this steamer must DC AZ
dressed) and at ~ for Europe by stea1P ' az
Plymouth, CherbOurg Hamburg on oAI hDA !, ~
for Europe. by steamship AdnaS wa \,
correspondence for Germany and Scotland 70 " III
by this must be specially addresse nna W..
for scotland direct ey sSS nv steamship Hohenzonen
via Southampton and Bremen Inc steansnps iaano Al
80, ond a2ratic do not mails ior Denmark. sweden
ana NORWAY mails for the West indies va 81 Thomas
81 me mails for China Japan eaye san Francisco June
The mails for Australia &c. leave san Francisco June TO-
a. iho H~ 1. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
.ono. xov.YorK MAY 10 1875