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New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
nR. AEERVS NEW COLLECTION.

A collection Of 152 pictures Is on exhibition
at s17 Broadway preliminary to sale nj Chckerng Hall
next Tuesday and Wednesday They belong to Mr. r
r. Avery or have been consigned to him. and Will be
sold without The largest and best pictures 0i
colcctiore by foreign artists and are Of the snowy
and decorative class. comprising figure groups OF times
long gone by, Pompeiian interiors flower and fruit
pieces costume and toilet studies, Moorish pictures etc.
the artists being all men OF reputation, whose
names have become known here very largely
through Mr. Averys fundamentally. There
are about thirty American paintings III the
collection SIR Church. Mr. :. X. clifford. and Mr Whit
tedge each bong represented with pictures OF good SIC
BOughtOn has four characteristic works. The OtIef
specimens Of the work OF Americans are OF small
size, but they by men who have been recOg-
nized II is not claimed that there is IA great "a
money value this collection In the Latham gallery,
recently sold but II is striking lot OF pictures, ana s
variety Of topic 10 be great enough 10 at
attention OF Itself alone.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

with him in the dust. until the two SSSn Son'he the
yver ana yarie TO get down and escsPr him in the
had assslea h toupd only Zoe waiting Ior % nv the
Mayor arose esaordInary hubbnb was 0ceasloneu ~ yhe
carriage Es.hs unfortunate Mayor Inc ySnc youaS Tor
treatment ase pinSctsd al abduction and NJ dc
assault frequently found that soils the most most
ard the richest TO s'Ts' ~Sss SG going s on
The moor of this city for the instruction OF yoans
amODs = u.erl art. particularly in the duties OF inc
sson.eSo,d. s, At one of the mission s',vs houses "
has been evolved which goes by the expressive
yssetFard name Of the Kitchen Garden having or '
nsac, the training Of tue children soio"',n n.,aa
Saly in the duties Of the housamad' ana 10 % ,,n,s
Says been teaching it at much sacrince u nS u,ns
na,o a"nvenionce ~N for many months lis goOu
s% in bringing and new element so1 of taste asaaS an
happiness into the houses OF lne pUOu Of rroduc
roanifest and the system now gives promise "a
,n"Ioocnt trained, cheerful aud honest girls Tor
s~nod service in the future 1t Is true tnao te NE
nouseDoeS York are probably not To be swept IN te
f.snre 70 arias upon the piano from NertI anu anu % he
@ ee ~ in the lessons OF the Kitchen Garden put e
aHrable eheerfuness OF the school bids air 10
An the lives and efficiency OF lts p"uua'es' A"S W -
worthy Of more general attention.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
All Notices Of Marriages must b., iador'sd wisa fa!!
name and address
DIED..

this city on Tsesdag e eySHng Jane wife OF
aye H pEnH s@d hs sS are to the
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev. Dr. Hall
With the Wishes S Ss Ssss oS are
BURTIs-At Mount Vernon westchester County y Y, on
Wednesday April B. Mrs Martha Burtis widow OF the late
Reares ana ends are to attend the
residence OF her Theodore w Burts on Sdaye near
Train iIs leaves i2dst at II O'clock
% APF s. hGs " TS Of u
Bsth-st, SewYofk Friday morning. April 5 al S:3o
Montreal papers please copy.
DEvIN-Apr4 A. at his residence No 2l9 East i9tst, Gen
Funeral services viii be held at the Church Of Franc
Xavier West l6hs on Saturday the 9th inst at 10
Members Of the Sixth NewYork Cavalry officers the army
officers National SHar 3 are DS invited to at
tend. Friends are requested NOT 10 send mowers.
GREEN-rhursdsy morning, April 4, at o'clock Fanny d.
Of her brother nlaw, Albert l. Mowry. 5Si 5th-sve.
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend
HAvILAND-In Brooklyn. on wednesday, April g. Henry
RELATIVES and friends are invited to attend rhe funeral from
Christ Church. Brooklyn f. d. on saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
LELAND-Iu this CITY, April Eufrasa Aguiar, wife OF
Reatives and % fcnds are to funeral service,
sunday, 7th INST, at = o'clock.
5rGSGyn on Ap5 n fcd Of aS Es q ss
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
OLDFIELDIn this city, the evening Of April 1. 1873
sarah wife OF John Odheld. -
22s West l0hst this day (Frday at
o'clock
Friends are invited 10 attend.
OSGOOD--At WlswoOd Plantation near Now Orleans, La
Friday March 20, Joseph Grenvile Osgood
WOLFF-On Wednesday April g. Alma Hendricks youngest
daughter OF Agnes H. and Aaron Wola r In the ihyear o
her age.
from the residence OF her parents No.
36th Friday, the 9th inst, at 10 IL Is par
tculary requested that no flowers De sent.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

the in answer 70 the resolution OF 'nS
House, az to the authority Of the superintendent o.
state 70 Saf sfG bs has The
referred to. Ordered to DO printed .
The Assembly, in evening session. debated the pli re-
Se enacnS eH Clause was stricken out in Committee Of
the Whole but In the Honse the oll was ordered 70
third reading on motion OF N VT IA Astor sm,v resouon
offered By Mr. Nelson adopted insructing the haIi
road Committee to inquire what further iegsaGn y
to extend their roads to the upper portion OF
the city Also to inquire as to the truth OF ne shage
that they have entered into an agreemenhs h 70 ts
benefit ALSO what amount OF bonds ana stoch h.s peen
issued by them by whom held what conIfas's
been entered into for building their roadsi wtn Mno
and upon what terms the contracts have been made
At the evening session Mr. Prescott from the karoaa
Committee to which was referred tne Mecca
sary to compel the New-York Elevated karoau No9i
paIy and the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company 10
mited a written report which concludes with express
ing the belief that the companies pelng compose.u
OF public spirited citizens having tne meGess IN
their TO complete the system or rapid tthl. ya
that city. The committee says that as soon as ,e Go1U ~
track Is completed accommodation for night traVel VIII
be provided, and they recommend nat commission
at half fare, running from $50 a. m. 10 I:9o
yjded' The committee says the whole subject
rapid transit should be referred back 10 the con
which located the two lines Inc commlttee sun @
mted also bill which amends the act under when the
roads incorporated, so as TO require tne running
passenger trains between the hours OF $50 a. ~ ami IL
under the original act IN existence until the
OF the railways, and connections provided Io II aso
prohibits the construction OF road on 81 Nichoiasve
and Seventh Avenue Boulevard, In the Clty or NEW
York, except 10 cross the same ,.., -,
Mr. SkInuer's amendments To the Constitution proyld
ing biennial sessions of the Legislature were as
cussed at the evening session OF the Assembly lhey e
with strong opposition from Tammany members, anu
progress finally reported IN order TO save them om
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

expenses not to exceee $250 oct for the better pro-
lection q surf esthsrs; ct e sstsollsh Board & q
hibitng the manufacture Of boots and shoes
In ths6ate Prison; act providing that no bridges shall
be constructed across any nayigable waters OF tne
prevent the bridging Of the KIN Won Ku act s1thSrz.
act authorizing the State Superintendent OF Public In
struction to employ an assistant at salary OF
Chancellor contsol savings banks that may become
insolyent, etc.
by the Governor. He also signed DIR. McDonald's bill
making the adermanic district lines conform TO the Az
sembly lines and providing for election OF all mii.
pcipal officers Tuesday next 1t has since been dis
covered that the act is imperative tho redstrctng
bill does not 90 into effect until July next.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
ENGLISH GLEES.

There was another evening of English Glees
at Chickerng Hall last night aud though there was
nothing very striking about the programme the
performance was as is the wont of the performances
OF this club to be- very pleasant and interesting They are
a set of singers who always do what they under'aAe
very smoothly and WELL and in such wise that 1t Is nara
for any one to listen their work without decided en-
oyment and last night they did quite as well as the
tommon. Among the best numbers was trio by Henry
fmart "Queen of the Night" which was admirably
lung by Misses Beebe and Finch and Mr. Aiken Then
Trio of mems voices sang that famous old Canon Of
Byrd's. "Non nobis, Domino" and clever little
catch referring to IT, by DR.. Harrington, besides
which Messrs. Woodruff and Baird sang charm
Ing part song, with the accompaniment OF
FOCAL quartet by Appel, "Ye Eyes OF Melting Blue.
Miss Beebe sang Tauberts song Praise OF spring,
admirably, wth faclle execution and careful, finished
delivery. Mr.. Baird sang excellent song by 1ud-
ley Buck. Expectancy ana MI N!stn N!stn
Eang. though not quite so wei, rather
weird and thoroughly interesting song by GOd0eek III
vocation" Miss Finch sang two lovely songs OF trazs
aud sang them wonderfully well They were perhaps,
Inc pleasanes things OF the evening Ihere WeIe, DC
Iides several gees and partsOngs
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
TIE STARVING CHINESE.
A SUGGESTION.

TO Me Edifor OF The Tribune.
SIR Inclosed find check for 80, the result of our
regular monthly 3abbath-school missionary collec-
ton taken in our school yesterday. The money Is
for the sufferers in China, and you will please have
il forwarded.
Could the sabbath Schools throughout the land
do a better missionary work than for each school
to take up one collection for this purpose VIII
you not urge IL JOHN IL. HUNT.
EUeHriile, n. Y, April l. 1873.
lrhe money has been forwarded to Mr. 4. A. Low,
81 Burling Slip, New-York, to whom recommend
that all similar contributions be sent.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
QUESTIONING MIR. SHERMAN.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE ON FINANCE.

MR. SHERMAN CONFIDENT OF HIS ABILITY TO RE-
sUME, BUT RETICENT AS TO SOME PORTIONS OF
HIS POLICY.
Secretary Sherman appeared before the House
Banking and Currency Committee again yesterday.
He was asked how he intends to get and
maintain his stock Of gold. He replied,
generally, that it is by the sale of bonds, but
he declined to state the particulars of his
plan He expressed confidence in regard to prevent
ing a drain of gold and holding his against the
banks should they concert action against him. He
also gave his views as to the probable effect Of a
general war in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
THE OPERA.

The audiences at the Operatic performances
in Booths Theatre have continued to be large all the
week. and principal artists have been received with
much popular favor The most iDterosIing representa-
ton was probably that of "Ada," on Wednesday when
Nine Marie R6ze gave full play to her dramatic style IN
the title role The Radames, however OF Af Gran was
an unsatisfactory substitute for the earlier personaton
of that part by Sig FraponL Tonight Miss kellogg Will
have her benefit, presenting medley Of selections from
varfous operas,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
A PALPABLE DODGE.

The NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE is doing good
service for the OF right by calling attention TO the
v0raey exhibited by Southern Representatives In Con-
gress IN their raids the Public Treasury. IL looks
Southern Representatives, mindful OF the COnstitu
t0na provision that debts OF the Confederacy should
be assumed by the General Government, seeking
70 evade the prohibition under the speciOus plea that
improvements were demanded. Many Of the objects
for which help asked would not have required II
but for the rebellion. and it would If the States
and the people of the South might well be satisfied with
the lenlency with which they have been treated aud rest
content without Improvements" at least until the
country has fully recovered from the effects Of the
war into which they plunged it,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

THE END Crowns THE WoRK.-Laura with
Novel; Oh If this tale were only true, and wero the
heroine Kate: What with her prosecutions. her
misery f-Laura: All! but then, dear, remember she
does get husband after all II Funny Folks.
Mistress to young servant girl: Nomad, |
told You to come at 8 Oclock"-NOmad " Yes'm, !
asked 'am I home. aud they said 1t eight."-Ms-
tress: "Yes, but you knew that 1t later"-NoDad:
"Yes'm know'd t not so, but Thought I'd take
their word for it."
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
MUSIC.
TILE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The closing concert of the New-York Phil
harmonic Society Of which the public rehearsal VIII DC
ha to-day promises to be of the greatest perform
roe ever given under the auspices OF the society Inc
I'm raised TO the noble proportions of 112 Players and
the conductor and his men full Of enthusiasm ana
ambition which can hardly fail to lead to the most bril-
liant results.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
MISSION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

The Republican party is the sole hope of
the country against the grasping Southern claimants
anu tne reckless Northern repudiatiOniss IL is the
Sonth Win the demayogism OF the North The Nation
upon its Treasury but with wild and awess
which threaten the foundations Of public honor and Sc
cury. There signs and portenis in the political sy
which fill all thoughtful men with deep concern il moi
with grave alarm. The Republican party the one con
seryatye which stands as barrier
against these dangers. 1t never had vital duty
than that which presses upon II now aud its true policy
Is proclaim the lofty which calls all true TO
its support and say moro than Is necessary OF the
differences which enbarrass II.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,poDsis for The pusf II Hours.

WAsHINGTOS, April 3, 4. m.-The barom-
eter IL lowest in the Middle states and NcwEngnnd
II Is hhct West Gulf States and rising IN Mani
toba Ram has generally fallen In tho Southern states
and in New ngand The temperature has risen ~ the
Northwest .nd Upper Lake KcglOI aud elsewhere te-
mened nearly stationary Light northwest winds gen
orally prevail.
IudicahOHs
For New En- Gland cloudy weather with rain or snow
colder northeast to northwest winds ana ialng Iol-
lowed by stationary rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States. clearing weather pre-
cedcd the coast by rain areas uDrtWthrry "lhds
stationary temperature and rising, prccedeiin northeast
portions by falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
CHARGES AGAINST 4 COUNTY JUGDGE.
lnY IEIrCRAPn TO lie TRIBrNR.i

ALBANY, April 4.-Goyernor Robinson re-
cevcd, to-day. charges against Abram p. Smith, the
County Judge of Cortland County The Governor there
upon sent copy OF the charges to Judge Smith, and
informed him that he would give him hearing there
on Tuesday next In response 10 inquiries respecting
the charges the Governor replied that he had not yet
examined the papers and did not know the nature OF the
charges He could not whether or not ne
should send them to the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
Ready this Morning.:

THE SENII-WEEKBY TRIBUNE,
The Issue Vi daY contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
RUssoTURKIsH- WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from staff and other Correspondents the OLD
World and the New;
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE;
Reports OF aA the Markets, etc
Single copies seDt nee sophcation.
Price On wrappers mang dye cents per copy,
copy year. s5i 6v. cc7ies s4 copies and
extra s2S Postage IN all esCeg Tree TO thu subscriber
AdIrss4 5gaE TRIBUNE. Nes.york.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
HJRRTED.

UOPS-PATTERsON-On Wednesday, April 3. 1873, at the
OF the brides parents, by the Rev Wuem A
Leonard Frederick W. HON 10 Alea Louise, daughter OF
Henry A. Patterson, esq. all Of Brooklyn No cards
NORTON-CARNAHAN-In Brooklyn, L. l., at the rest
Of Abner c. Thomas Apnl g. by the Rev Abel e
Thomas. OF Philadelphia James Norton OF HghtsoWn NJ
j., and Ada RoYena Carnahau.
oTIS-BOwMAN-At WIlkesbarTe. the I'd inst, by the
Rev Henry J.. Rector OF St stephens Church III.
@we = OTIS and Louise g. McAlester, daughter OF
the late Colonel Alex H. Bowman.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
NOT YET CALM on THE SILVER QUESTION.

as General Grant, as President, signed the
Sonage juggc OF 1873 without possessing the slightest
xhSsedgo that deprived the American people OF the
be he & " py their debts In silver IL does not seem 70
ded OF him that he should be 90 the trouble 10
Anown now that the the right he slgned away has
restored 70 the people. that Le considers restora
O. fepnaiatOn. He is etil intensely ignorant OF the
sSs dsseet end that is tie very best thing THAI
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

steamship Old Dominion Walker, Richmond City Polne
Norfolk with mdse and pass to Old Dominion steamship
Company
shin Ne Plus Ultra Borep London Feb. ~ and 40 days
from the isle of Wight with mdse Grinne Mnturn Co.
Came middle passage and had variable weather
For other Ship News see Third PageI
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
r1Ic prv- LosEpn CooK IN BRooKLrN.

A very large audience gathered in the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music last evening, to listen to
the Rev Joseph Cooks lecture on Certaintics in
YcidOn" The lecturer introduced by the Rev DR.
sf0rTs who alluded 10 MI. Cook man whose Thought
and Vce had siyeted the attention OF the country Tor
i,So wears Mr. Cooks lecture mas been delivered be-
fore. lie spoke for about two hours.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
ALBANY,
DOINGS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

DUINGS AT THE STATE CAPTTAL.
THE SUPPLY BILL DEBATED AND ORDERED TO A
THIRD READING-THE LIFE SAVING SERVICE
RAPID TRANSIT RoADs-CHARGE9 AGAINST A
COUNTY JUDGE.
The Supply Bill was debated in the Assembly,
and, after being amended by the insertion of few
additional appropriations was ordered to a third
reading. The Senate adopted memorial to Con-
gress against the transfer of the Life
Saving Service to the Navy Department. The
Assembly Committee on Railroads reported, express
ing confidence IN the good faith of the managers of
the rapid transit roads. Charges have been pre-
sented to the Governor against County Judge
Abram =. Smith, of Cortland County.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
MR.. PINNER.

Mr.. Max Pinner announces an extremely IN
teresting bill his pianoforte recital Tomorrow ana
we learn that the concert exctes an exceptional degree
of interest among cOnnoisseurs.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
COLD COMFORT FROM A GREAT DEMOCRATIC
JOURNAL.
From ire Ctacinna'i haqH.Ter. :.


:. Montgomery Blair succeeded IN causing the
Mary land State senate dreet The AOrneyGenerai or
tnat Stale appear before the supreme Court Of The
United States 10 reopen the Hayes-Tnden Presidential
question. Several gentlemen viii Dc made Presidents
snd die before Montgomery will have an opportunity to
hppear as assistant counsel IN That cause.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

A youuQ mechanic IN Singers Sewing Machine Works
made 10000 than four weeks from an investment Of
5000. Name furnished. Alex. Frotbingham g. Co.
~ Wall-st NewYOrk his brokers. Send for ther
Weekly Financial RepOIt-free.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

TIE TRIBUNE has received, and forwarded
o ur A. A. Low No 81 Burlng-slip go from the North
Presbyterian church sabbath School, Geneva, ~ y, for
the gtarving Chinese.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
STATE OF NEW-YORK,
OFFICE OF THE ATToRNEY-GENERAL, Z


To The Honorable ne Canal Board :
The AttorneyGonera to whom was referred certain
inquiries submitted by the Auditor OF the Canal Depart
Inent the I'd OF April, instant Respectfully reports
That he has had sufficient time to examine the
opinion he therefore, only makes provisional report
res rvins the privilege TO modify his conclusions upon
more mature consideration and further examination
Ills present conclusions follows:
First Tho Canal Board shall determine the number OF
superintcndents be employed and also fix the COM
pensatOn Of such superlntendents.
Second The clerks Of the collectors OF canal tolls are
to be appointed by the collectors heretofore and now
appointed By law and the number of such clerks Is 10 be
designated and the salaries fixed by the Canal Board
The general for this is that the constitutional
amendment relating the superintendent OF Puollc
Works evidently cOntemplaes the separation OF the
collection OF the OF the canals from thelr care
aud mana cement by the superintendent
Third The power TO appoint weIg-inasters ana ihelr
assistants. aud the inspectors who though not surety
connected with the management OF the canals, Dut
more properly with the collection OF the revenues
seems by the constitutional amendment TO De gwen
10 the Superntendcnt OF Public Works by the clause re-
qurng that officer appoint all persons empoyed III the
care and management OF the canals, except collectors OF
tolls and those In the department Of the state Engineer
aud Surveyor The exceptions expressed denne tuc gen
era Of the power conferred, and Indicate WAat is
Intended the phrase, the care aud m9nagencnt OF
the canals" They must be hed.tO exclude al the ap-
uontmcnts that were nOpintendet 10 be made by tne
Superintendent At any rate until provision De nlete
by law this Is the safer construction 10 be applied ke-
spectfully submitted, A. sCIlOoNMAhER JR, ty-Gen
The report was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


nes u time for tue q A9g
preceding irregular white ae represents the oseAon'
ei the mercury during thbse hourL
TRIBUNE OFFICE. April .. a. ma further decline
OF alrpressure took place yesterday accompanied by
threatening clOudness The absence, yet OF rain or
high wind during extreme barOmetrc fall IL quite
unusual The temperature OF the afternoon yesterday
was lower than the preceding day. The moisture OF
the air Is In excess.
For this city and vicinity rainy and perhaps stormy
followed by clearing and cooler weather may De ex-
pected to-day Tomorrow will probably be fair
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
THE CANALS.

OPINION or THE SUPERINTENDENT CANAL
EMPLOYEES ARE TO BE APPOINTED BY THE
BOARD, AND WHAT By The SUPERINTENDENT.
ALBANY, April AT the meeting of the
Canal Board, to-day, superintendent of Public WORKS
Clark reported adversely to the claim of D. Frederick
to be reimbursed for certain expenses incurred In defend
ing suits ground that the matter should properly
come the Board of Audit The report was agreed to
Attoruey-Genera Schoonmaker reported as follows
with reference to canal matters referred to him at the
last appointment meeting:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
Gpeeial Notices.,
Alfred Speer's
PURE
PORT GRAPE WINE.
IttAua hHa
MnrNT pR0SpECT VINEYARI


From his
MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS.
The standard wine NewYOrk City for church cOmmu'
non hospitals and especially prescribed for ladies and per-
very mvgOraiing aid strengthening sold Dy drnggsls
Principal office aud salesrooEn "a Warrenst, n y.
BIar,s Pills. glish remedy Cont and Rheumatism.
Pills, III 2j by mail IL. PLANTEN 4 SON. 22t VII.
llams,. n. e. sold by druggists
Cherry Ripe by Helen b. Mahers author OF COMM
ished complete Tribune Novel Extra No. H. Price 10
cents
MINIS Mission on Earth.A thorough Medical Treatise.
indicating Confirmed Disabilities may be removed The
OF 20 study observation and professional
showing the that VIII insure Restored Man
thar have been impaired by overtaxed powers statement
Obstacles to Marriage and OF the means by which they
removed By mall Zoe currency postage stampsD
Address Socg Museum Anatomy Science l46 Bd@ayN1
Post Once Notice.-rhe foreign the ending
SATU RDAI, April 1875, viii close at thls once on
TUESDAY az D. M, for Europe, bv steamship Idaho.
wa Queenstown on WEDN ESDAI at a. H.. for Franco
direct by steamship Canada via Hayre and at p M Tor
THURSDAY, at 4 a m for ireland direct by steamship
OF Brussels Queenstown correspondence Tor Great
the Continent 10 be forwarded by THIS steamer
be specially addressed); and AZ IL m Tor Europe 0y
on SATURDAY at a. for Europe, by steamship Ocf.
mamie Queenstown tcorresD0ndence for Germany and
addressed and $50 for scotland direct by steam
ship DeVonia Glasgow and at ll3O m. for Europe,
steamship General Werder via southampton and BremeD
Idaho Ably ssina aud Germanc do not take
mails Denmark. swodep ano NORWAY. The mails for
and Kingston, Jamaica. leave Newl0rk April L. The
mails y. P leave Newlork April 0. The mails
Venezueia direct leave NewYOrk April o. The mails Tor
Australia &C. leave san Francisco April 10 The malls for
China and Japan eaye san Francisco April l6. ...
post on,ee Nev.York March 2a isfS '