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Another Assassin ON Trial

DvEtIN, April, lS-Timotay Kelly.
charged with participating in the murder Of
Cavendish and Burke. was placed on trial
this morning. Sullivan and Nc CHERRY wer,,
appointed TO conduct the defense, Jud.r
% oBrlen having complied with the reoueS,
OF Drs. Webb and Adams TO be relisyeS
rom inrther duty in defending the accu al
men. The jury was then sworn i'm. .ne a,
whom is Parneilite,' and consequently II
expected the jury will fail TO agree.
The evidence of witnesses for the crown
was mostly repetition of that given in ,hc
cases OF Joe Brady and Daniel Crrlev
James Carey swore that the consp,rators
had resolved 10 murder Colonel Hitler and
Mr: Bsrke, in consequence of an
article that appeared in the Freeman's
Journal, spesking OF the desirahility of \
thorough change Of officials at Dublin cas-.
Tie, which had become an Augean stable.
Ihls statement was made bv Carey M tbp
preliminary examination of the prisoners
and Was then declared by the Freemanis
journal to be due to the fact that +. Dwyer
Grey, owner OF that paper, when chairman
OF Me municipal committee. had charged
Cerey whc was town councillor, with con.
spirary. wa
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LoNpoN, April, l9.-ANorlhcote unveiled
the statue of Beaconsield in Parliament
square to-day before great crowd.
The agreement between Germany, Aus.
tria 2od Italy viii be reached IN June and
VIII last SIX years. The respective terrific.
rles and the maritime rights of the conn.
tries are guaranteed ssainst aggression,
Ihe clerk IN the postal telegraph Office
who said he had been seized, near n rsilwav
station by Fenians aud forced TO answer
questions relating TO the position of en-.
gines and the number and dntias NJ an,
ployes of the Central telegraph office has
peen suspended. The story was concocted
to supply an excuse for absence
10 the commons to-day, the home secre.
tary asked that the questicn be not pressed
Whsther reter ryran, Number One" was
in New York and whether his eytr,d;t;or
be demanded, as il might be preiudiciai 10
public interests. W
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LAREDO.

Progress oi Work on tho Mexican Sg;ies-
m-Postmaster fords D.falcntlou.
'LARspo, April io.-lspecial MIR. Hines.
contractor on the Mexican National ex,ca-
sion, between Monterey and sal,.lo. va,
IN the city to-day, tie informs your cor
respondent that operations are being viz,
orous'y pushed forward day and ujpb,, 1t
the latter time through means OF ARE
headlights that throw powerful liebt 90
the mountains Of rock, In the removal NJ
which steam drills and power derricks A \,
used. While there is yet much heavy wo,L
10 De dune, hr tninhs passenger uAis = u to
running into Ssltj!lo bv the lst q, Alygst.
Mr.. Crawford, post.otlice inspector. arr,y-
eu IN Laredo to-day for the purpose of set
tllnr the securities OF the former post
master, Ford, whose aefaloa'i on is now den
nitcly settled at 81 $50, which ms uond,.
men will have TO settle.
III has been arranged hv Governor q. q.
HUNT TO receive the Texas Press associates
Upon its arrival &C Laredo, on or ahout The
list OF May, On their way 10 Monterey, IA
oreakas the G!elaoers and take them IA
! VISIT the Rio Grande and Pecos coal mines.
Nothing has been done by our city fathors
toward the entertainment OF the excprs,cp-
lists.
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ATHENS.
Verdict In thc Taylor Trial.

ATHENS, April l9.-ISpeclal. The mur
der trial OF A. Il. Taylor, charged with kll-
Ing George Elage tcolored), TOOK up .Ao
entire day. The evidence closed about 4,
O'Clock and about B o'clock the i1ry re.
tired, remaining out abou, two hours asA
brought in . verdict Of nine,y.nine reats.
which would not be received. The iury 10
tired again and returned with verdict Of
NE m the peniteniiary. The case will 10
uonot oe appealed, The JUDGES charge
displayed ability; especially the dist.wt
attorney in his argnmen, before the Jury.
Satisfaction seems TO prevail among oer
citizens. The evidence, being clearly cir
ccumstantial, was corroborated by the de.
fenGant's admissions.
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Not to be Interferea xvi,,

WASHINGTON, April l9-The published d
report that the Union Pacific railway com
pany will be debarred from paying dividends
on its stock, or interest on its bonds pendin o
the contemplated government suit against
IL to determine the true meaning OF term
net earnings" in the Thurman act, Ia au
thoritatively y ana explicitly denied at the
department OF justice. IL is also officially
stated that there is as yet no certainty that
the suggested suit will be instituted, as the
question at issue between the government
and company may very possibly be deter.
mined as incident 70 the pending suit of he
company against the government in the
court of claims, for the ascertainment of an
amount not yet iudicIally fxed, but esli.
mated at about a hall million of dollars,
due to the company under the supreme
court decision OF last year, for transporting
dividends and OF interest on the company's
bonds will not be interiered with.
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WASHINGTON, April 10. - The special
committee appointed to investigate charges
against Supervising Architect Hin held AN.
other meeting to-day, and concluded the
readisg of all charges ON file in the treas
ury department. These include char,es
preferred by Hon. r. II. Murcb, A. n
Nnilet, Charles Roberts, Wm. II. Niohol.
son, representing Manly, Casper a Co,
Geo. w. Billings, and Rawlson & Eyer Of
| lieckia Architectural Iron Works nj
Brooklyn, New York. Billings CHARGES cor
rUption and fraud on the part of nm i,
connection with Bartlett, Haywood A. Go
tor work on the New YORK post.ot,lc.
lie alleges that Hill ALWAYS
allowed TINS firm to furnish n piece of less
thickness than the specifications called ior
anu allowed them to submit without com.
petition supplemental bids to accented
proposalsior continuance OF the framework 4
their own rates. He also charges HIN viii
incompetency, and suggests that he be- sns.
pended during the Investigation of charves
preferred by Rawlson n Eyer relating 10
their treatment by Hill in regard 10 con.
tract for work on the post.otflce Mt Austin
Texas. They. allege they made
explicit charges of frsnJ
and misbehayior on the part of the snpsr.
intendent IN charge OF the building which
were accompanied by proof. These mnttors
were entirely ignored by the SUPERVISING
architect, and never ELECTED the slightest
response from him.
The committee will not meet again mn.
I'll Monday, unless something should occur
in the meantime to call them together
letter was then addressed by tho com
mittee to all gentlemen preieripg n char.
notifying them that the committee
is READY, at their convenience. IN
hear and inspect such proofs nc
they may present in substantiation
OF the charge made by them. IL concludes
as Ioiiows: The session Of the committee
Will be open to all whomay wish to attend,
anu all testimony offered will be read and
geographically reported. Witnesses will
De examined under OATH and any that NAV
ne in the employ of the department, who.
| upon such examination, shall disclose anv
frauds or. wrong done by other officers
or employees OF the department shall
not be disturbed in their
situations because of such testimony. Snch
papers and records Oi the department no
may be material 10 the proper lnyestipo.
ton OF charges will be subieo, 20 your In.
specuon, aud you may, If yOu desire. he
represented by counsel. The department,
will furnish such clerical AID as nav h, 70 >
quired. IL is the earnest desire of The SOC
retnry that the investigation he full omen
ana impartial, TO the end that instice he
done 10 me government as well as the nc.
cused. The letter Is signed by the entire
committee.
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PALESTINE.
Mnnlclpal Mnttera-Psrsonnl

PALESTINE, April i0,--tspecial, Mayor
Lacy presented his first message 10 The
aldermen last night, recommending ecoso-
my IN city affairs, yet urging the board 10
seep well mp with all proper, progtessiys
movements advised strict investigates
inlq the cliy's financial condition; made
various suggestions as TO the proper rne,h-
od OF carrying on the government. The a.
derinen au hor!2ed the finance committee
To employ an expert to examine all CITY
accounts and furnish full report. Mayat
Lacy, who In n Texas veteran. received
leave OF absence to 80 to Bolton TO the ye,-
eran reunion.
Senator Gooch arrived at home last nicht.
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DENIsON,
brakeman Marshalfs Deatb-Attach he'd
The Manly Art Saved Him

DESIsoN, April, 19.-[Special. This
morning at 7:30 o'clock, while trying tc
jump from car TO car of circus train, al
Durant, Indian Territory, brakeman
named Marshall fell under the
wheels and was horribly crushed to death,
HIS body was brought here, encoifined and
sent to Sherman, where his mother resides,
for intrrment. Deceased was ut one time
junior Of the firm of Jester & Marshall,
saddlers, doing business here, and elsewhere
was popular and widely known young
man. He will be buried with Odd Fellows
honors. He was member of the Knights
OF Pythias lodge here.
:, Mr.. Mosely who lately came here from
Mexia, was attacked but escaped robbery
and violence by the art of pugilism.
Mr.. Earles of Fort Worth, came In day
and stopped two men who were fleeing the
country and large debt due. Earle, by a
little bulldozing induced them to pay ip.
Alderman Wilde is confined to his room
by injuries received by being thrown from
buggy In the county some days ago.
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Nihiiist Trials,

ODESSA, April l9.--It has been resolved
10 hoio another trial of nihlists before the
coronation. Twenty persons will be ar.
raisned on the charge OF prepagating nihi-
lls.lo IDEAS among workingmen, Fifty per
Nus S9 Mere arrested for nihilism last week
ihey include military officers, young wo.
soldiers. '''"
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tENARk ANA.
Marshal Brown Convicted.

TrxARKANA, April 19.-[special. l-Nsyr
reaches here from Little Rock that in tss
United States court, now sitting at that
place, Thomas W. Brown, IT,, chief Uni,,s
states marshal for the state, was YESTERDAY
found gailty on three counts of forgery.
Brown was successor in Office Of the lsis
James Torrence, who died about four or
tve months ago. IL seems that his fut
break after his installment was made for
money, first last and all the time, and bs
was successful TO the extent of the round
little sum of Sl4 600, out of which he eu.
bills.
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AT WASHINGTON.
Count OF Cash in Treasury Comnlc,e
Mr.. Giliillan } Cea,s Ahead.
Bases OF the Charges Preferred Against
Supervising Architect Hill.
Ills Official Head win Very PrShabh
Trace the Gulllotine.
Judge Wylie Shuts or the Star Roote
Connsels' Steam, and
her Formally Sums Up In Behalf of
the Prosecution.
The Union Pacific aud the Geyernmnl I
"A Denial.
The Union Pacific aud the Geyernm,l I
"A Denial.
Miscellaneous Matters at the Capital.
Ratified Count vom,,o,sd

WASHINGTON, Apnl Secretary Ere.
lnshuy sen to-day exchanged with hespau-
ISL minister rauhcations ofthe trade mark
and extrsdition treaties between the United
States and Spain.
The counting commission TO yerirr the
treasury, cash and accounts in the transfer
irYm Ghn'lan to Wymsn, to-day finished
the examination OF money and secuririss.
is due cents N''''"'
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AlktNssy,

I'eseh'ation OF Ivsutlfni Banner
McNiNNNN, April l9.-lSpeciall-TAs loy-
living letter from 81, Louis has been s,r-
ished your correspondent:
ol rhoS, n MntYay. President re,ys c,,.
tedcrate Association, McNlaneV.
pkAR SIR Prompted by sentiments ef
ign esteem and ira,ernal regard lor our
"a comrades IN arms, and former fellow.
"tdlers anu citizens, now residents of vcar
ate, who Will meet with you ON the octa
Non ot your reunion in August next, and
ceiling just pride in the history Of oar
ire@t commonwealth, which We know n
dlke entertained by themselves, we com.
nlssion yon 10 present thls banner Ia thcts
Ss testimonial OF our esteem and gf,ef.-
ion. Nerytruly your friends
- ~ p.lNwarrp
m JANIS BArNgRNlu.
rue banner ls = masniuvent s.lAeu u,e.
WIN the coat oi armJ OF the state Of MIS-.
'ourl IN OIL in the center. An earle moun
'he STAR ANA the tag is trimmed with gold
IN '"lnve, cord Snd tAssel I. has he.s, ,ha
center OF admiring crowds to-day, and haa
aheu iurth tuany eNuresslun, q. m, kip,l-
est feelings OF goodwill toward the donom-
me faace, new saloon, was openei
ast night oy the prince Of caterers. tnm,s
ware. Pictures 90 please the Mncy and lie
light the eye; billiard tables, chased and
mounted IN the latest and best s,ylr. car
lets soft 70 the touch and pleasant 10 walk
'nno, and '"s'lv N~hiNa tho har n p,;xoln
gist whose skill would delight, even the acd
bacchus MVNluuel NOV Na.,us tu, u,,',s-
antest and hsndsomest bar in Texaa ont.
side OF Galveston.
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CLEBURNE.


CIrDrRSr, April l0,-tSpeciall--A Ia, 10
force is at work on the streets.
Construction of the telephone exchnngs
has commenced.
Mrs; X. i. Moore, wife Of. the editor os
the Mineral Wells Sun. is In the city, visi,-
ing her mother, Mrs. N. Dunn.
The old brick college in the suburbs 8
being torn down. Col Chambers, the own
er, proposes erecting in its stead a new and
neat one. The location is admirable and
beautiful.
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SHERMAN.
brakeman Kiiied-The Carpenters Ar
rested.


SHERMAN, April l9.-[special.l Ran.
dolph Marshall, Of this city, a brakeman on
the Missouri, Kansas e. Texas railroad,
was killed this morning near Durant sta.
tion, in the Nation. The train was freight,
pulling Cooper's circus, and Marshall in
going over the train attempted to 70 over
the roo. of y coach and was struck in the
head BY bridge and knocked OIL, falling
between the cars. Two cars passed over
him, severing his arms from his body, His
remains were taken TO Denison and taken
charge OF by the |. o. .. +. aud brought TO
Sherman to-day. The burial service will
be under charge OF the l. o. OF.
Ephraim and Butler Carpenter were ar
rested tnis morning for the killing OF Miller,
who died yesterday, and their bonds filed
az $4,000, which was given. The prelimi.
nary examination is set for Monday.
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scotland, and returned from Ans,,,. .,
work as an iron moulder. His brothss NJ "
Sailagaer, paid his passage. Bernard va
iguor3nt OF the doctors business. Rsrnsr5
says he IS not Fenian or member M snS
secret society, and declares he WAS in SirS
sing: New lork, at the time of the eSnio,
sion in 1,lisrnu Wv eNp'V-
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MARSHALL.
Cold Day for sports-General Notes.

MARSHALL, Apti! l9.-tSpecial l-Ther
have been tMr.y-nine indictments found
against the gamblers and sports up TO ths
present writing. Five cases were tried this
evening, $40 and costs in each case. Tbs
other cases will be tried tomorrow, who's
some lively skirmishing will be indulgca
In.
The bulk OF the cotton crop has been
brought in, about II, 900 bales all told.
The fence around the courthouse is Ia,
ingrepa'red-am much needed improvement,
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PARIS.


PARIS, April l9,-Tspecial.l .l-At5 o'cloci
yesterday afternoon the Farmers waro
house, belonging to Martin Il Wise, on
South Wall street, caught fire by some
unknown cause and was entirely consumed.
together with some 800 bales Of cotton be-.
longing to Martin n Wise, Fitzhugh and
others. Loss estimated In all betxaen
$1,000 and 5000; insurance about ~, :
600.
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DUBLIN, April l9--It is slated that Eu.
gene kingston, arrested at Liverpool yes.
tne,rday on suspicion of being one of the
monk park murderers, was for some time
teau oil the inner circle of Invmcibes.
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lore Sihilists Arrested

ST PETERSBURG, April 19.--Several more
nihilist leaders have been arrested. 1t is
stated that among them is Vera Sassalch.
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WASHINGTON, April l9--Seven hundred
recruits are on the way to strengthen regi.
ments In the department OF the Colum bin
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snEona and New Me,,c,, with \ Wv Il
ne possible necessities OF an ln4iala casa.
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from ~, mon, tivvp a. y. 80. ...s.--
ry, under command OF Captain Norwood,
was ordered by the commanding officer AZ
Entt Aasinahoiue tho evanipv n tha teth
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and have lived since near the Santa Fe de-
pot. Last night white DR.. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-19

cursion. Mr. Francklyn, who was accompanied oy MS
family, engagca special COR 10 taSe nin 10 the Donn
ion. Another New-Y0rk gentleman, Da'io hIis mas
returned to his Newport cottage alter TWO Weeks 'u
ing trip over the border. -, ,,,.. /,.,
Miss c. Peck Francis Good win and the Misses GOOD
win. Of Hartford Miss Benton and Miss Beecher' Oh
New Haven, have arrived at the OCEAN House -,
HUGO o. Frisch. the Austrian Vice-Consn NJ new
York. has appeared Bceyue-aye with us tany 'ao
coach. . s
IDe Rev. James Freeman Clarke. OF Boston, Is spend
ing few days win Newport friends -.
Charles H. Wright and wife, and j. W. Gates ana wIe,
OF CINCINNATI; Walter Lyon. ST. l. uis sheiird WIS.,
Troy; Colonel A T. Dickinson, w. K WOodhuii ana WIZ
New-York G. II. seller, A. q: sie1ne Cievelaad; T.
stark. southampton, n. V; ia W. Cooper, r. l.
Allen. W III Keontdy, PiniadeIpnia; W. A Ingranan
and wife. L. n. Downs asd wife, 10 we'll; Mira. T. "a.
Fem, Hartford aud f. Barnum Detroit arrived az '"e
Ocean House Lass evening. ~,
s. II Redmond, OF Grand Rapids n w. Han, Henry
II. Curtis, q. ". Carne anu W. IL roster, Ne" ioI NO
n. L. nelson, Washington; q. &. Newhall PrJVaence
Paymastrr Read. u. 8. N, L. III. Wood j. q WOOD; Wor
cester; Mrs. X. b. Heyw0od, Cnicago A. f. BOWER, VI
N. Bartholomew, Boston; n. ID. Smith ana army anu
Darah T. bolgano, Baltimore. and Caarios D. WALTON
P.ilade phia, arrived at tue Aqudneck ~
Among tu-iay's arrivals we're T. H. Amory, ". .. ~
Ellis H0hngswortn ClareIce A. Woo IAN an george W .
Common and L. T. Haocx, Boston; X. D. berry, TOT
Worth Tex. Cnares w. Minks and Wife, Bro9hiIne,
Mass Henry Hale, J. W. Clarke, New-YorG; a. Pearse
Mr. ". L. Dodge, Cleveland; Mrs. o. NJ Butter anu hrs
j. Welsworth, Chicago; q. II. Crapon. j. H. 70 yer. n.
I. Anthony ana wife, Mrs j. g. Uoou"in, fi' H. "f'N
and vie, Providence , =. .,o
X q. Rem nington, of Maryland, has arrived at tne
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NR. MIPLESONS FUTURE.
WILL HE CONDUCT ITALIAN OPERA IN NEw-YoRX
HEXI SEASON.

WILL HE CONDUCT ITALIAN OPERA IN NEw-YoRA
EgXT SEASON.
John Lavine, who Is pretty well known in
operate circles In this city received Tuesday letter
from Ernest eye stating that his (Mr. Gyo's) COM
pany going TO back Mr. MapleSon during his
proposed fall ana winter OF Italian opera here
No surprise was excited by this communication. Prom
cable dispatches and correspondents letters
has evident that trouble brewing between
Mr. Mapesoa and the Italian opera Company uimted).
Which Mr.. eye refers to as my COMPANY" Whom Nj
MaplesoD arrived home and told tho company" not
only that there to DO rival operate establishment
conducted the most open-handed principles. but also
that he had had to oid rmous for his ouly
trump card In the person OF Nine Pau. CONSERVATION
ana digna;ion spread through the stock ling ranks
The New York AGA iemy OF Music stockholders hal put
up $4,000 to meet this extra draft, but what
$4,000 In the treasury OF losng operate manager
A long Mr. Mapleson had the support OF Mr.. Gye he
managed TO keep the mslcontonts II not silent, az
rate the minority. but when eye himself deserted the
standard the minority apparently became the majority.
and Gyes letter. when must be TAX "a sem-oilcal,
was the practical outcome.
Iu a conversation with TRIBUNE reporter last
night Herman X lie Roy ono Of the dircc-
tors OF the Academy OF ausc. sad Il have
heard Of Gycs letter 20 Mr. Lavne ndsuppoae the con
tentsare d stated. by tne way. VINO Is AIR Laylse
never seen him ( don't qm upderstand what
has TO do with the matter a. all We are really com
aud though can imagine wdat tue trouble Is between
eye and Mapieso n. only surnise. ana every one
else IN act known for long Time that the London
stockholders much dissatisfied villa MapiesOn's
conuaoLs"
''wni Mr. Mspleson bring Mme Patti with him for
certain 7"
~ really cnnbot say All know Is that nc promised
10 DO so and secured a guarantee Of $4,000 on the
strength OF that promise"
II he comes with only Lucca aud Gerster II Is
ported he Intends 10 do will ho sui 20. mat ssOOOOI
That also H. plDt must De silent II IL ques
tlon stockholders to decide and concerns
only. All can say Ia this: We are getting The Academy
altered re-decOrsted expense, and Maple
IL will be ready for hun"
" n he doesn't cOmep
"Woll. IL will be ready all he same"
A veteran operate manage said: think Mapleson
will come. think ho will bring PATTI. and tbink Ia
viii lose money Whai know from past experience Is
thai even he has PATTI aud good company support
lie H. will make fortune N good luck enables
bin 10 lose As 10 tho spit between him and
Gye, I fancy Nine Atan IA factor In the difficulty.
eye IL her husband aud he has felt since
failure to make really great impression the pubic
here lie tanks too, that the difference" between Ber
salary and PHtu's sBould mt be enormous. prima
donna's husband IL always dinicu beng 10 hRndle,
and when has voice in the management the dicul-
~ Is Increased fOurfold."
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamer Serva, of the Cunard Line,
took ont large number OF passengers YESTERDAY.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Abram g. Hewitt aud
family Mr. and Mrs. Samuel +. Hodges Lieutenant W.
H. Jacques, u. 8. ~; General III. L. Abbott,
U. s. A.; Colonel T. @. Baylor. u. s. A;
Colonel S. S. Elder U. 8. A.. Paal Is. du Chauu.
Captain Matthews u 5. N; Mr.. aud Mrs. b. d. After
bury the Rev. A. p. Atterbury C. W. Alcot. d. s. Acoti.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Bacon. Mr.. aud Mrs Waiter Bird Mr.
aud Mrs Clarence Brooks the Hon. Bolivar Christian.
A. de Cordova. L. II. Champion, DIR. aud Mrs. G A
Dixon, Sidney Edwards. Miss Jennie Forsythe.
Dir. and Mrs. James EMERSON, Judge 8. o..
Griswold. the Bishop OF Huron aud wife. II.
Herman General and Mrs. John II. Henderson,
T. s g. d'Hanteyille Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Johnston Mrs
Joshua Iappincott, Mira and Mrs II. MeElwain Major
Flood Page tue Marquis d'ADgrogna Pallsvicino, MI
aud Mrs. James Fender, Commodore sim pson. u B. ";
SIR and Mrs James Stokes. Colonel James H. Skinner,
Mr and Mrs j. b. J0er, the Rev. Jonathan IlIs0D, Dr.
l.. p. Warren, the Rev. Charles Wood. Mr. ana Mrs
George s. West aud Thomas Young.
The steamer Sueya will take among her passengers 10
Hamburg to-day L. Bennevendo, j. H. A Ostendorf and
l.. schumacher
The steamer scythia brought among her passengers
Yesterday j. {. Has3rOuck, William Berri, the Rev.
Charles Chingny Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Mallock. Mr.. ana
Mrs e. J. Llghton, Sir stuart Hogg Jonn Hogg, g. j.
Hogg, the Rev Dr. Neyin DIR. l.. H. oatter ana IhOmas
Motley
Among the passengers arriving BY the steamer Ieer-
dam yesterday Professor L. WolsteiD, Of Calves
ton; Pro- james Van Howe and Mr. aud Mrs. ".
A. A. GreverS, OF New.fOrk
The steamer st @ arrived from Hayre yesterday
Brghenti and the Rev. Father steyc among hcr p1ssen