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FOREIGN.
,tional Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star.
INQUIRING AFTER THE WORKINGMAN.
BERLIN, Oct. 14.-Immediately that the
Socialist Bill passes the Reichstag, the Gov
ernment will appoint Commission to in
quire into the condition of the working
classes.
ANTI-soCIALIsT CONGRESS.
DRESDEN, Oct 14-An Anti-Socialist Con-
gress is in session here, of which DR.. Max
Hersch, of Berlin, is President. A number
of Socialists made an attempt to disturb the
meeting, but were unsuccessful.
RAILWAY DISASTER IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Oct. IA serious accident oc-
Cured on the Mimic Railway yesterday,
owing to a train leaving the track. Seven
persons were killed, and many injured.
MARCH RECOMMENDED.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-A Constantinople dis
patch says it is stated that the Russians
march to Adrianople has been commenced.
AFGHANIsTAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from simla
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Police Com missioners.

At meeting of the Police Commissioners
this afternoon the Health Officer reported
condemnations in the markets amounting
to 1926 1s; dairies inspected, thirty, of
which three were in bad condition. nui-
sances abated one hundred and eight.
The semi-weekly payroll of the Health
and Market Departments amounting to
81, 900 SO, was ordered paid
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The Storm in the East.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosToN, MASS, Oct. 14.-The storm here
has been very severe, and heavy gale has
extended along the coast. No disasters have
yet been reported.
New BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 14.-The gale
here Saturday was the worst for nine years.
Trees, chimneys &C., were blown down.
and the storm signal of the Signal Service
was blown away.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Millions i'm 1t.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Oct. 14-The papers an
nounce the marriage, on Thursday last, of
Commander Cornelius K. Garrison to Mrs.
Letitia Willett Randall, of st. Louis. The
bride is about twenty-five years of age,
while the bridegroom is in the neighbor-
hood of three score. The Commander S
wealth is estimated at from $5,0OO,0O0 to
ST. 900 OOO
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MOOSE IN THE ADIRoNDAcKs.-Th Car
thage Jefferson County n. Y.,) Republican
says: The Adirondack Club Of Spor smea
last spring turned seven moose loose in the
great North Wilderness. One of them was
lately seen few miles north of Canada
Creek trying to escape from a panther.
When the moose discovered the hunt'n.
party it ran toward ,hem for pro.ccl lor
The panther was driven away, and u,
moose was allowed to depart in peace.
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The Directors of the st. AIoysius.

The st. Aloysus Orphan Society Direct
ors held a meeting in the Catholic Institute
yesterday.
The following new members we're admit
ted: Joseph Molleran, Bernard Moeller
Haver Aswald John Thusman and J. II
Luebbe
The committee appointed to secure new
gas-works for the Asylum reported that the
works were erected at cost of 81 .481 IS.
The apparatus is able to produce 5000 cubic
feet of gas every 1000 feet of gas requiring
3H bushels of coal for its production
The sisters who have charge of the Asy-
lum reported that there were 257 children
1873 boys and 124 girls
The following gentlemen were appointed
as delegates to nominate officers for the en-
suing year: F. A. Greves c. Bishop, Her
man Wolf, F. Heyker, NJ. Groschen, J. II.
Kamescher, H. Piemig, Ben. Kuhl, Henry
Mersch, Matthias Fell, J. Keinecker, VIM.
Mecklenborg B. Wessling, Aug. Klaus
meyer, B. Citing, F. Austing, Jos. Becke-
meyer, ]. H. Stuerwaldt, w. Schorfheide,
JOS. Volz B. H. Macke, H. Attermeyer, IL
Duesterberg and Rev. Schuchhardt
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Single Copy Two Cents. moss.
Marriage Licenses.

ter to construct a roadway into his prem
ises on Fifth avenue.
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answer; John McManus, Sr., and Fred.
Mehlman, malicious destruction, dismissed;
Philip Arnold, boarding train while
in motion, $40; Fred. Meyer and
John Schulz, personal violence.
dismissed; James johnson, carrying
concealed weapons, 30 days; VIM. Fritz,
petit larceny, continued to Oct 18th; Mar
tin Fritz, common thief, continued to Oct
18th; Ernst ScLoumaker, personal violence,
dismissed; Susan Morgan, street begging,
dismissed.
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hiding to save their lives. and this, too, al
most in sight of the garrison.
N. A. M. DUDLEY. 1t. Col.
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wANTED--MISC
WV TO KNOW THAT
w all kinds of Sewing Machines are repaired
and adjusted at WIRSING & MARSHALL'S
329 Elm street, near Court. Also new and second
hand Sewing Machines for sale cheap.
oc7M, ,W&F,tf
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FOR SALE.

a57RszFsaFOR SALE-Pianos & Organs-From
$7all the best makers in the land at as
II4 1Itonishing low prices. Warranted for
ten years. Pianos for rent at from SS to $25 per
quarter, at BRITTING & BROS Piano and Organ
Depot, corner Fifth and Plum streets. se12-3Ot
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The will of Edward Sargent and that Of
Catherine Neufarth, were admitted to pro-
1>ot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv UNCONSTITUTIONAL seamstress. Call
w or address 681 West Sixth street. 14-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ELOCUTIONIsTs' Journal gives best standard
T. and new pieces, heroic pathetic dramatic, dia-
lect, humorous, &c. 10c OF any newsdealer or by
mail JESSE HANEY 4 co. 1l9 Nassau st., NY
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ELATEN WITH HIS OWN CLUB.

AT about halipast ono o'clock yesterday morning
patroiman William H. Taylor, Of the Thirteenth pre-
cinct. who enjoys tho sobrquet OF s.Dasniug Bn In
these parts, came upon some members OF a Sheriff
street gang acting liz bosterous way and he ordered
shem 70 20 home. Not one stirred. ..We'n do what
we mind to-" said voice. ''and you dare to NEEDLE
with we'll break your head" This the officer DO
loved came from young named MicnaeI Hur-
ley. further warning vas uuneeded. and inon no
proceeded 20 disperse the party best he could and
sezcd OF them ny tue arm,to arrest him. Al once
he was caught shout tho vast and naug back ward,
while man Who had seized INN by tho throat
wrcnched hs club from MN. lie called Tor assistance,
but was thrown 70 the grooud, aud there assailed
the whole gang. his own Clue and the BOWS OF the
rufians were piica upon him repeatedly before TO
could araw his revolver, but that once IN his nand
Tegaiued mis- T. ~ and shouted, 'sLsy any man move
bis hand aud IN Kill HIM dead" THIS mad tue elect
o RAINING lurtner violence, and trusting 10 thu
fear the weapon inspired ne put Hurley under
A. the Essex Market Court yesterday Inc prisoner
pleaded that had taken ny part in the troube
bus MAS held by Judge BlxUy to answer.
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TRACTS AND TOBACCO.

"pm down on ministers, 1 am, said gruG-looK-
ing Fourth ward burglar through the bars his coll
In tho fomhs, yesterday, TO a reporter.
"And WY sos" queried tho reporter.
'soh, they're no good. They're all frauds There
was two OF 'em come me to-day. They don't
amount 10 nothin'. I'm pagan, I am" and tho
speaker emphasized his remarks by dashing a chew
OF tobacco which he took rom mis- mouth against shs
narrow window OF his cell. sIhey don't amount to
nothin'," no repeated. @Tve gwen 'sm up ~ u bad
lot"
what Is tho particular Cause OF your dislike ~
asked the reporter
wei, IN toll voc. There was ono OF 'cm como 10
aud REFORM took II all IN, an Just as no was gon'
10 leave asked nim to send paper oil tsrDacker.
Ar what DO you spose nc saidf'
~ nat aha he say ~
didnt want to 10 nothin that could injure M
health-the boke--so 1 toId bim to rot out hut
there was another oi ZEN worse Than him."
"How was tnatf' inquired tho writer.
Well, was awful hard up Tor u chew, an made
up my nina I'd work him Tor one An when
he came 10 talk u me 1 played pious a0d TOOK Ia
every word. An would you pciieve III he pIgcd
the agony Tor hall an nour giving me- nre anu Drim-
stone and brvtherIy love. anu ali that sort - business
on, warn't notir Tho speaker h. wipcc hig head
perspne
s.Weii how did u endsr
"Aiier mad STOOD II Tor an awful whic I broke IN
and asked bn poritely Tor chew Of tcrDacker, AM
what do you tDink 30 gave mo ~
al don't know. Whatrn
.swny, a tract, with tho Ten Comma nd monss on n
He said II was better ihaa tcrbackor."
ssw hat did you 40 with arr
chucked at hrs head, 81 course. told he was
mn
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RAPID TRANSIT PASSENGERS.

TO rnE EpirJR OF rnE ngRALD:--
wi you please call the attention OF tho Metropol.
Elevated Railroad Company the vital
OF stopping at the stations long enough enable tho
passengers TO got on have paronzod the road since
ia opening and always spoke IN favor OF IRON the
time OF It's inception, auu 30 hope ~ will be a nnan-
cal success as II wilfi the company make IL their
whole duty 10 study the wishes OF the travelling pub
lie and do all IN power promote and secure the
good will OF those who may parObizs the road Ii Inc
ROAD would maze money " must appreciate Tue wants
vi the general pubiiG Tue foaa must depend Tor
suppvrt upon the people, and not the people
upon mo ROAD am wiiiing 10 make every
f,nHJnasis allowance Tor the opening OF
new railroad, but. ~ the time the road on It's
part snouid al least observe order syrion 10
TIE transportation OF passengers. ON saturday last
went ABOARD tns train 20 80 70 my nome Egnlh
street. ana when the trau reachsd that station the
conauctor announced the station. toa Tim wlshed
10 ect Jn was on the irobt platform OF the fot
car aud when the tram stopped tho ile entire
length beyond tho platform. aaa " Impossible Tor
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A SHARP BOY.

"Conc, boy, carry this vaIise for me and caru
quarter" said stranger 10 tte Jonn Eagsson as he
stood In Houston street on Monday night Tho
speaker had portiy bag In his hand and CON-
pany w,th anolner and rather nard looking cnarsc-
The boy took the vaIisc aud on ahead Of
pair, but when no noticed The valisc aas slightly
broken his suspicious aroused. Patroinan Allen
was post Ecar by, and as they pass,d hun boy
syy winkcd and nodded al ba bvrdeu Tue OH cor
took the cue and came up aitor thsn, OF tue
men drew knife, struck at MIN with - maze OF
while he was securing the other Tho vaisc tanned
several burglars tools and quanlty Of clio hing,
winch was identified by John n. Barber, oil No III
Jones street, having been stolen IRON his house.
rho prisoner said his name was George Watson OF No
Isl 4st Fortythird street lie deLtcd nj quit bat
was committed W Justice Murray yesterday IN 81 OOu
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BROOKLYN IRIDoE ExPENs s.

At recent mectingoI ile Board Of ldcrmcn a
resolution WIS passed cii,nl upon tho Tx COMMAS
siouers TO furnish ceraia Information 10 properly
taken In tbis city Tor use OF the BrooklyD Bridge.
Tho Commissioners state that $40 square iecl Of
land was taken by The corporation The assessed
value OF tue properly was as ioilows:--fcr 1876.
ssll.3uo; 1875 S5yj,o5o; 1877, s7l1,300; 1878.
$3.50, 900. lbey further state that tue mo
properly siuce 1870 would nave been loi-
lvws:-lS75, S4.S22 AZ; lac. $1,000 40; 1877,
S222sy 40. Tue lax upon tue vaustion OF 1915
Iur year 1877. ~ tue rate o that year, ~ IS.
won,d have Dccn s2l 3,J g5 the tax upon tho scusi
valuation for ls1s-&1is ,5Ov-at The same rate was
$ly.OOS IS, shouinR Urs OF So $50 90. the loss on
The ~ 1876 was .36l oA the lax OF 1877 was
$3.50 b0--a Total loss so Tar ~ asccrtaiuod OF
xl76 80 The tax rate tor 1873 not having yet pecn
aslermnod ~ Is not pvsssDic TO determine The loss
suhcr Tor tnss year or Tor 1919 IL Is stated tue
end Of ne report TINT when the pfldrc pleted
Il ~ possible tac property might b. assessed sum
exceeding the valuation placed upon " In 1870
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. N. T., Juno IS, 1873.
In the Court OF Appeals, Tuesday, June Is. 1878,
present. Hon. Sanford Z. Church. Chief Justice, and
associates.
APPEALS ORDERS.
No. 4lS George w. Riggs ct ais, respondents. vs.
James Purssrl ct ais., appellants Argued by John
H. Porter Tor appellants and John h Parsons for re-
No. Ale John Baird, respondent, va the Mayor Of
the cry OF New York, &c, appeliants.-Argued by y.
n. Bangs Tor appellants and James Ernott tor re-
No. 42O The people ex rel f. Leroy satterlee. ap-
peliant, Vs. the Police Commissioners OF New York,
respondents Argued by Charles W. Gould Tor appel
liant, and d. J. Dean for respon dents
No AZ In tho matter o. the petition OF Roosevelt
and James A. Deering for respondent
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN.
Stewart vs.. Palmer Collector, &c.); Pfohl Slmp.
son Doyle va. sharpe; Randolph VS. The Boston and
Albany Railroad Company; Weller Hersee; Dem
vs.. winans; Hum vs.. inc Now York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company.-Judgmeuts az
frmed. WIN COSTS
Dunlop VS.. Paterson Fire Insurance Company Jack.
500, receiver; 10 70 ST Marks Church 10 vacate-
Order affirmed, with COSTS
In re Attorney General Tho Atlantic Mutual
Life Insurance Company.-Order affirmed, with costs
out Of the fund to the Two parties who appeared on
urpumsnt 10 the court.
Kelley Recor vs.. Dusenbury.-M denied. with
out Costs.
Higgins vs.. Murray.-Motion denied, with $40 costs
whiion VS.. Srring.-Jud Judgment reversed aud new
trial granted Costs TO aUid0 the event. unless the
plaintiffs spulate 10 reduce their recovery BY
ing thererom the OF $500 Il interts. thereon
from June 9. 1872; in which event judgment, so
moahed affirmed. with costs 10 nethcr party In this
court deduction 10 be made rataby from the several
receivers
Brown vs.. Thurber-Motion TO dismiss appeal
In re Department Of Public PARKS, laying out drive,
&c., IN New York city-Mo,ion to amend remitttnr.-
People OK rel Gilchristvs Murray-Mo.on for roar
The following is the day calendar for Wednesday,
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ANSWnR.

COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE METROPOLITAN.
To raE EDIroR or THE HEEALD:-
do not anything about the Metropolitan Eic-
waited road excepting IN 80 lar as II accom- modates me
IN getting aown town quickly and anords rea
sonab.e OF comfort In dong that business, but
am surprised many Of the complaints In reference
70 The road published In tho HEEALD assume that
occasion for reasonable complaints those Of
overcrowdiDg and not running on Sundays will soon
be obviated beca use II will appear clearly
terests OF Tho promoters oil The enterprise not to over
crowd aud TO run ON Sundays
But the mpaints about noise about an ace den tai
splinE OF asnos ana about train not waiting tor
lady seem extremely frivolous ! have never wit
messed the sping or ashes on surface pedestrians,
and have 10 doubt that II any damage or annoyauc0
caused by the accident III question the company
is responsible Tor the former aud would be willing to
compensate Tor The latter
/ never heard OF u noiseless railroad before, and
consider tho gentleman advocating that rs entirely
his Jurisdiction IN intimating inc ass oci
ton win himself OF All tho residents OF Sixth avenues
ii tue company promised paper wheels II ougnt 90 put
them on but any one kuows or ought to Know. that
will wager something that III. complainant never
owned y dollars worth OF properly along The line oi
she road and never has patronized u. atf
II thore - railroad In tins country the officials OF
which are more capable, Intelligent, active and
comm odatny than tnose ON The Gilbert trains would
Ike to know u.
No lady or gentleman can reasonably expect hun
bred oI passengers or the expeditions running
vi trains 10 await his or her SLOW motions; aud,
coupled with the chronic uncertainty aud siowness OF
ladies' IN regard TO getting cars. when they
happen 10 Detimid abou, II, pity the officials.
In my opiuion tho majority OF complaints against
the Gnport originate either IRON tnose Who never
paid any fare aud were ELECTED IN consequence, or
tboso have tired 10 ride ali day OF are and
were reminded OF us being time 10 evacuate.
As 10 politeness, the Gilbert Is deficient. What
right has a conductor 70 tell lady or gentleman TO
"maKc haste" or ssnurry up2" he ought to say,
s.My dcnr madam OF the qucenly presence" or MY
dcar SIR OF tho immaculate hncn," recile piece OF
poetry appropriate 20 the OCCASION, aud Wind up ny
the Information that being on the platform himself he
IL disposed 10 wait all day, but he Dcgs tnem TO be
expeaitVus as possible, not on account oi tho
pany's busIlcss, out because the following train
tho rear ana XIII atty or sixty people
who arc IN hurry W. Il. s.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board Of Alderman yesterday adopted a reselu-
ton directing the Park Commissioners to report their
plans for changing Tompkins square INTO public
park In accordance with the authority conferred upon
them by special act OF the last Legislature.
resolution declaring It inexpedient at The present
time 10 interfere with the Department OF Pubic
WORKS in controlling the matter Of street sprinkhns
In this city laid for future consideration By
tho Aldermen. #Nt&
A committee from tho Industrial Association Wis.
tied the Mayors Office yesterday Tor tho purpose Of
procuring permissoa TO examine the accounia OF tas
various departments OF this ciiy Tho committee
consis ed OF Colonel james Il. Kerrigtn, William II.
Lindsay, Adam Kramer, jeremiah Q. Grif1n Jonn
McGinty joan ID. Fizpairick, James Livingston,
Terence McGiniy ana Victor Parton. they presented
a communication III which u IS stated That they pro.
pose "to investigate certain operations Of various dc
partmeDts OF the city government with special view
toward ascertainfug what disposition Is being made
IN detail OF the appropriations Entrusted TO tho do
partmcnts Tor disbursement" Mayor Ely mol
present when the committee called aud thu documen
handed To bus chief clerk Ho wiIl probably give
answer to the committee today.
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TELEGRApHIC POOLING.

There has already been iuiy published account
Of pooling arrangement entered into the
Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph COM
panica ME- Elias 9. Benedict, one OF the Western
Union stockholders, objected to the arrangement and
brought suit with view TO have IL set asiac. Judge
Van Brunt, before whom the tried Supreme
Court, Special Term. gave his decision yesterday,
dism issing the complaint Tue man points rsicd
upon by the pla,ntli were, that proper notice was
hot given 10 the stockholders oil this pooling
msnt; that tDe company mad not the legal power 10
eulcr into such negotiations, and that the was
contrary public policy. Judge Van trunt, ~ very
elaborate opinon cites great length all the facts Of
the and already stated, BUSINESSES the
holding that the points raised by tho piaintin
pot wcll taken
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DIVORCE BULLETIN.

Catharine Hartman brought suit against her hus.
hand, Ferdinand Hartman, proprietor Of hotel in
Bouth street. for limited divorce on the ground Of
cruel treatment and Abandonment Application was
made on hcr behalf yesterday by her counsel, Mr.
Levy before Judge Potter, in Special Term the
prcmc Court compel The defendant to pay his vile
so week alimony and 500 counsel fee. In her pc
ntion charges her husband their marriage In
1872 with continually nl-usingN her, and that the
9Th Of May last year tho defendant elected her
and her children from his home, and that he has
since failed TO provide for them. Mr. Alfred StecK.
er. counsel Tor the husband, contended III opposition
the motion that the defendant has aw treated
the planT with kindness and lorbearaDce, and that
owing 10 the plaintiffs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES their
domestic AFFAIRS trouble ana the plaintiff
uutsriy lett his home. lie furthor was
one OF those difficulties which are SO often
caused by troublesome mothers-n-law. He submitted
andsvts corroboratng his clients statement. alter
Judge Potter took the papers, reserving his de-
cisiOn.
Elizabeth A. Wild states that on the 4ih OF March
last she was married TO John Trittenbach She says
that, having been previously piled with liquor,
became intox GATED, and that while thus intoxicated
she taken before m MISTER, and as she aitcrward
ascertained, was married TO the ueieIaAnt. She
states further that she mad idea tmc OF the
nature OF the service ana that she has not since
bited with The defendant. no has brought suit 10
have tho marriage set aside, aud, no answer having
been put In. Judge Potter yesterday ordered the
ter to DO sent before a referee.
The SUIT tor limited divorce brought by Margaret
Kennedy against William IL Kennedy, which nas
been on trial beore Judge Sedgwick In tho superior
Court, special Term. was concudcd yesterday. Tue
plainf as will be remembered. charged her husband
with cruel and nhumnn treatment IN accusing ncr OF
unia,thiuluess. The COUNSEL Messrs. General Roger
A. Pryor for the painful, aud yohn n. Develin Tor
the defendant, Will hand In their briefs WITHIN lew
Joseph Schneider has brought a suit Tor divorce
against hts vile, Anna Schroeder. Tncy were mar
rsd some three years ago abd have two cniidren
Judge Potter yesterday ordered reference IN The
eaeo.
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POsr oFEIUE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
The Foreign Mails Tor the week ending Saturday juno
~ 1873. wiiose Is this oice on Tuesday a w. ios
Wednesday. ats AIM. Tor Europe, by steamship BothnA
via Queenstown correspondence for France to 10 for
waicd BY this steamer must be specially sddrcssed and
A. NJ Tor France direct. w steamship labraaor
battle via Queenstown Correspondence os ,scrmsny and
france TO be forwarded by this be specially
addressed and at V " Tor snro BY ste"sship Pom
meraniH via ymoGth eroourg and Hamnure satur-
day. at A. M Tor Europe by steamship City OF Rich
mond, via Ousensown icnrrssp pndence Tor Germany
must be specially addressed. and ut A. NJ,
tor Scotland direct. by steamship CircAssIa. yia
Glasgow. aud AT IL 80 A. NJ for Europe, by steam.
ship Weser via Southampton and Bremen Th
Wyoming, Bothnia Baltic and City Of Richmond do
take mails fr Denmar~ sweden ana Norway. The mails
for Aspinwaii aud south Pacific leave York
June The mails for China Japan Franz
cisco uly The mails Tor ALA. &c. leave Now York
July q
PosT OFFICE. NEw yoRK. june 10. 1873
Iiit,S. L. JAMES. Postmaster