The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1869, Page 12

12 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1869—QUADRUPLE SHEET. —_—— an 5 bris the “Junta Patriotica.” or Dan), Heluaany NYork; achis Matoaka, Fo Al and the bears seeming to prefer to await the news Cuban ladies of the “J May: Wile Avery, NYork. Below, ship ope, pp ed from Sinaloa, Sonora, Durango and San Luis Potosi. | Hall was to have inaugurated the fair, but owing to Behr H yor tages river. ROARS yy pie x M leared—Bark. 101 indaey, ‘We have nothing new and authentic from Adolfe his having been suddenly called oat of sn a Lene brid penennd tare deka, Boction ¢ Meh, Lindsey, Dacuayra and Palacio, in Sinalaa, except a rumor that he hadjre- | terday afternoon, Mr. Richard O'Gorman © | The ship yah Stam! which arrived 26th from | (irande do Sul; schra Moses Patten, Hardin, Bi turned to Culiacan and occupied that city, and that | honors in his absence, Long before the hour ap- pa a * the ball Sebr Sailed—Wind WSW, ahips John Mann, Great Admiral, and THE STATE CAPITAL. | Stomasuinat Bank, New toc neta Laxe Canal MEXICO. THE CUBAN FAR, sa ey any Sarai wenn Ad amen Cred Oe ae ut ont Mr Kilaom; to incor R Inaugurn Falr at Apollo Hall Last | Schr weet Parte iis Bley, Po Cptet ‘an Pinner Grace Mi Sion ‘i. he Supply Bill—A Spicy Debate on motion OF Br, ; The Revolution—The Cuban Flag Recog- tion of the at jo Behr ® Porto Bled; , Port, an Prince; Grace M. Clenfuss Paes cuool Bill, Passed the Senate—The | loraf the chiseas Savings bank; to enable the New | ized—Merchants? Memorial—Important Do= Evening by the “Junta Patriotica.” Ecar pin; B Young’ ‘Trattou, St Pierre; Nicholas, Perustae New York Cub Bill=The Police Commis | York Elevator Company to complete ts organization | sparches to Washington. The grand fair for the benefit of the sick and} fete oitleo arrived th, bark Augusta © Small, Centuezos; brigs sionership. Smendatae ace relacive 16. frente tm two asssae- MAEI00, ApeD:12, 1860, | WONNORG: Of the patriot army of Cube was. opened) tee CRA BORR ani att aetiet seazoehlp Baltimo Aupany, April 27, 1869. | ments for local improvements; to amend the law | The revolution is quiet for the moment, the bulls | last evening at Apollo Hall under the auspices of a a. fen and Southampton; brig Festina Lew Schr ‘The event of the day in the Assembly was the | providing for mr jacoroore em 4 yank 7088 = . ; to authorize Buffalo an herst sub- lively, personal and decidedly attractive discussion pong the capital stock of the Buffalo and Wile on the Supply bill, which passed by @ vote of 9210 | jlamsville Railroad; to amend the charter of the 15, without amendments, just as it came from the | Insurers’ Own Fire Insurance Company; widening Vay Broadway. Committee on Ways and Means, The chairman of | "rie Yesolution heretofore adopted in, the Senate that committee, Mr. Selkreg, of Tompkins, made a | for the election on Thursday noon next of Police fearful onslaught upon the items: charged | Commissioner and Regent of the University was by the Committee on Elections, whose hotel adopted, Adjourned, bur in New York amounted to $6,000, He seemed to expend his whole force upon that UNION COLLEGE ALUMNI. item, while, as charged by one of his republican col- leagues, he made no objection to items of immense | The Alumni of Union College resident in the city bulk and dubious propriety. Mr. Selkreg, who is | of New York and vicinity held their mitiatory anni- himself a member of the Election Committee, en- | Versary reunion at Delmonico’s, Fifth avenue, last #eavored to put the charges of extravagance upon | evening. It must not be supposed that because it the shoulders of the Sergeant-at-Arms, which in- | Was the first reunion of the Alumni of old Alma cluded rents for parlors, carriage hire, theatre | Mater at Schenectady held in New York that the uckeis and innumerable items of brandy and cigars, : 7 as read by Mr. Hitchman in detail; but other mem- | 4/¥mai themselves were ali young men. Not bers of the ae reer a bay itv Bion oy Mod at ail. Though there were many who date Oswego, and Mosely, of Kings, defen @ Ser- | their college honors from the class of 1868— geant by stating that the bill was just, and that he had done nothing in ‘ tne | Oe short year ago—yet there were others whom matter of Se got except by command of the com- | 1t almost took one back to the days of antt- mittee. N. B. Smith was bitingly severe upon Sel- | duity to find. The class of 1808 was represented Kreg. He said that his attack upon the Sergeant | by the nobly appearing, venerabie aud reve- ‘was provoked by spite because the candidate of his | rend senior of all the Alumni, Rev. Thomas DeWitt. choice was not elec'ed to that position. Mr. Mosely, | Most of the classes of all the intermediate years, ‘who was in the minority of the committee, made | from 1808 to 1868, were represented, but some an emphatic statement that the State of New York | Showed blanks. Whether the members were absent, had not to pay a dollar for his expenses, as he had | to appear at some ruture reunion at Delmonico’s, or defrayed them all himself, Mr. Conant, of Suf- | awaiting the final reunion of their college class- folk, made the same declaration. He said | mates where no earthly mortality can reach them, fian Fratinco, alouit have Geet’ cOanigast to Geo D bur | Teh Meelman, Borion; Allis, Janés, Hudson. his revolution 1n favor of Placido Vega for Governor | Pointed for the formal opening, the hall, which was ihe aad = eet Ay sco, teconslzesa to Biren ‘ship Aretic, Norris, St Johns, PR, ‘ease, 27th—Arrived, had been seconded in Tamasula by Joaquin Con- | Very tastefully decorated with Cuban flags and ban- see Dr Webe Hache Bait Mary | ‘ pucber, Freee rs treras. It is also current that three stragglers | Mers of various descriptions, was crowded by a very BELOW. water, NYork, from Palacio's command had been captured | brilliant gathering of ladies and gentlemen, the | Bark turra (Br), Johnson, 4 days from Shields (reported | MATH Aen saemae eran Matthews NYO pits on the road between Culiacan and Mazatlan. | majority of whom were, of course, Cubans. Mr. | by pilot boat Ezra Nye), ralngton, ate tohra Samuel isp, Teal Janes River. | a: 2 These rumors need confirmation, We hear | ©’Gorman, after prayer by the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, SAILED, ni ESTON, April gi. Tne pees ap Maatdihan, nothing as to Placedo Vegas’ movements, and noth- | Was introduced by Mr. Sherman, a well known ad- Steamships Holsatha, for Hamburg; Niagara, Norfolk, City ii SME lS pape ing positive in regard to Martinez, although iteis | Vocate of Cuban rights, sr. O'Gorman, dur- | Poi: ‘aud fe chmond; Leo, Savannah, brig Mary § Bice, from OF. Aor eas ahip Moonligats yr Rotterdam ? FALL said he is expected at any moment from San Fran- | 1ng his address, which was @ very short MivER” Poy ea thee em ny alas, ‘hans A, cisco, Where he has been living since his escape | One, And made in his peculiarly happy vein, referred Shipping Notes, Bilsabothzors Fountain, Bennett, ny; Phil Sheridan, from San Blas when the revolution failed a year | to thé struggle which the Cubans were making _Domemee Bell, 1613 tons, built by Messrs Law- f Mw hg ore Brandywine, Adams, and David S Siner, since. The press of this capital are singularly quiet | against the tyrannical Spaniards, The time had pir pa dig agp —_ rene ovens Pluntley, Philadelphia; Isaac H Borden, Hadwin, and NL as to the outbreak in Durango and the condition of | gone by, he said, when any European Power could having her bottom painted. She belongs to the Old Dominion HOLMES’ HOLE, April 24, PM—Arrived, aehrs Rachel S things in Sonora, ‘The rumors in regard to the latter | meddle with tmpunity with the affairs of any com- | steamship Company, and has beeu for a year past running el Salth, Palladelphis. for Boston ae ee State are known to the government, munity on this Continent, He nad no doubt that as ; a The question of “free Cuba” Jualiy culminated on | triumph would finally crown the eiforts of the patri- | Tesularly by weekly trips to Norfolk, City Point and Rich- | for do; Taylor & Mathes, Chocemani Mazgle, Vantiinans the Sth of this month in a petition to Congress, just | Ol8 of the “ever faithful isle.” Even if they were | mond. A complete description of her has heretofore been | phia! Clara, Muiford, Danvers foe to; Geatlie, Kennedy, commencing its fourth session, soliciting that body | Unsuccessful in their present unequal fight, their final | given in the HERaLp. Roevtant for NYork. . to authorize the President to recognize the Cubaa | deliverance from the failing yoke which had for so The bark John Griffin, 810 tons, built in Prospect in 1855 | . Sailed—Brigs Walter Howes, St Vincent, J W Driskoz revolutionists ag beiligerents at the moment he may | long a time oppressed them was as certain as fate. | ana consigned to James E Ward & Co, of this city, after hav- eee Sree Mail, Nelite Starr, Sarah Gines, Tuite Ollachs, think proper. The tition was eloquently sus- | Cubans had before now essayed to gain their free- inaber salow mela) ahaatiel atcha Say ay post al, Evelyn’ seule, Gea Wi a Ororey, & ere Ren- tained by Mr. Joequin Baranda, the young talented | dom and failed; but they had arisen at last in their | 18 ber yello peat RY dyer n, Facoala, Gen Wm H French, Emma O Curtis, and exceedingly popwiar member from Yucatan, and | Might, and could not be put down by the assassina- | the sectional dry dock at the foot of Clinton street yesterday | ° oth” Arrived, briga Chas Heath, Pendleton, Elizabeth; Was acceeded to by a vote of 100 to 12, tion of helpless women in the streets of Havana. | morning. for Salem ; Robin, ie kins, Port Johnson for Boaton; Eimi President Jaurez had previously issued a decree | Mr. O'Gorman then referred to the ladies who had | The brig Aurora, of Windsor, 210 tons, new measurement, ra Froemnn —¥4 foe Virgin: schra Oneida, Davia, Da- permitting the free Cuban" fag to float from any ay the fair in hand, and see. the pues eS built in Maitland, N8, in 1882, 1s on the Nelson & Townsend | MaggicM Weesen, Wea con te eng, foe 3 —— vessel which might propose to carry the same in i000 cause! to patronize them in @ manser dry dock, foot of Gouverneur street, having her old zine Scull; HN Miller, Miller; Eawin'# Allen, ‘Risley ¢ rn, that he never drank rum, at least at | did not appear on the roll call, any of the harbors or waters of Mexico, and it has | Would accrue to the benedt of the soldiers in the Georgo & Emily, Smith, and Chas E Smith, Hatch, Philadel the expense of the State, and indignantiy denied | Tne following classes were represented:—Class of | become already visible before San Juan de Uloa and | Held. : sheathing strippod off, She will be furalshed with anew sult | Tin fotposton: Honest Abe, Conary, do for: Tpswich : Alle that he for one nad enjoyed any of the extravagance | 1803, Witt; 1815, Richard M. Biatchford, LL.D.; | in the streets of Vera Cruz. Allatoi Corona, Us- There are seventeen tables in the hall, every one of | and thoroughly calked, gator, Wooster, do for Calais; E 4 L etary, race, tle charged upon the committee, wherenpon Mr. Sel- | 1521, Smith Barker; 1822, Russel Benedict; 1823, | cabedo and Garcia are still here, and it is generally | Which 18 loaded down with all sorts of articles, which ‘The schooner Lavinia Bell, 215 tons, built in Brookhaven— } More for Salem ; Manantico, Glaypole, Millville, NJ, for Bos- ecling; Cherub, Fieteher, and Louis 4 P kreg expressed his gratification that so respectable | Judge Join A. Lott; 1684, Professor Stephen Alex- abethport for Boston ; Albert Treat, Saw- “ . a gentieman as Mr. Conaat was able to acquit him- | ander, of Princeton College, Alonzo Crittenden, self so well in a matter which he (Seikreg) de- | William Tracey; class of 1826, Nathaniel F. Waring; nounced as a shame and disgrace to the Legisiature | Classes of 1826, 1827, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, aud a deep reproach to tue republican majority | 1835, 1836, 1837, 1: 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1844, 1845, thereof, of which he was a member. But the boldest | 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, defence of all was made by Hegeman, | 1855, 1857, 1853, 1859, 1390, 1961, 1963, 1867, 1863. the chairman of the Election Committee, who The members of the Alumal, wit invited guests, claimed that the amount charged was a very | Who sat down to as good a menu a3 ever Delmonico, moderate one, considering that they had tried four | the prince of public caterers and consequently pub- cases, examined 900 witnesses and travelled around | lic benefactors, furnished, amounted to some 150, all parts of New York and Staten Island in order to | The large dintng room was beautifully decorated save expense. The whole discussion was acharm- | for the occasion. ing illustration of the old proverb that “when rogues Among tne assembled guests the kindliest inter. fall out honest men come by their own,” for be it | Changes of esteem and aifection took place during supposed that the government are preparing some | the ladies expect to dispose of long before the close Delonge—! Ya Dry | tp aree Low achive concerted Ineasures to effect wecurity of iue | of the fairin order to give place to other articles, dap fico. co eo dieaea bit he Wai Ronen Be Montano, Sawyer, do for and property, to be pat in force, now that the law | Which certain patriots are desirous of presenting to s ha Bath ; Susan Duncan, South Amboy for Buckeport, suspending personal guaranties has passed. the Junta. ‘There are some very valuable otyets de | The clipper ahip Chieftain, 1811 tons, built in East Boston | “Salied~ Brig Elmira: echra WD it, Kendrick. Fish, Emily, ‘The merchants of Sera Cruz have commissioned | vet on some of the tabies, which are to be rattied | in 1865, and belonging to Peter Wright & Sons, of Philadel- | N Jones, JW Knight, dane N Baker, Hyana, Mary, 8 Mike Mr. Julius Uhink, a merchant of this city, to petition | for, exclusive of the inevitable pincushions, which | phia, was taken on the great valance dry dock near the foot | ler, Gentile, Taylor & Mathes, M Vandusen, Clara. James tue President to advise and provide some reltef to | are to be seen on ail the tables In rich and varied | of Pixe slip inte last ovening. She was ralsed merely for the | Vance bert Treat, HS Yoins, MM Weaver, Mi lard Fill the paralyzed condition of commerce. profusion, It 1s neediess to state that the ladles | eramination of her bottom. ‘This is she vessel brought here | iy; Manantica SN tu ies dicing Mr, Godoy, Mexican Consul, writes to the Siglo | Were untiring in their eiforts last evening to please | East Indi dof th fs 36th, AM—Arrived, schra Sarah A Hammond, Wiley, LY., from San Francisco, that he mistakes when he | aii the gentlemen by making the'n come “down with | ‘Yom an East India port under command of the now famous | ohartéston for Boston; H B McCauley, Cain, Philadelphia Says that, although the Mexican people compiiment | the dust’? ina bandsome manner. ‘Tue fair will cer- Mrs Maguire, wife of the captain, while he was prostrate | for do; Rocket, Eaton, Eltzabethport for do; Henry Cros): the United States by hoisting flags on the 22d of | tainly be a success, for it is under good manage- | with iiiness, ane Mary 3 rec Maloy Toni Hak, Fowolls Tacs February and 4th of July, the compliment ia never | ment. The ludies who have the affair in charge have | The new bark Morro Castle, of New York, was taken up | Snuw’ ant Win F darson: Moris: Howsn for paliclenttet returned, stating that in San Francisco the Mexican | done their part. and it now remains for the triends oak ab the foot of Cll ter- | BS Wright, Brown, do for Wicomico; Frank Maria, Tolt national feast days are similar! limented of Cuba to do theirs, on the sectional dry éoek at the foot of Clinton strect yester. | BS Wriaht, Brown, do tor m1CO 5 aria, Holt, lays are similarly comp! — day morning. She {e to be calked and furnished with a new ‘grata pal og known that Mosely is the only democrat on the com- | the brief period allowed to them in the parlor before In Guanajuate, during the week ending March 20, Sailet —Briza Chas Heath, Robin; schra_Honest Abe, Alli- muitee. being sammoned to the banquet room, and this feel- | there were coined $69,000, for the week ending | Tue West HAVEN Homicte Case.—On Saturday | Sit of yellow metal sbeathing. guiee Ryn May, Sarah. Lonien, B® is Sordecy, Manian Che ma Waterloo, Susan Dinean, neta, Cherub, 00,000, authorities after kiliing Jolin Granfleld, on Thurs- | was taken up by the little sectional dry dock near tha foot of | yonee, Blue Bird, MF, Oregon, § A Hammond, Rocket, Ht ‘The United States Vice Consul, C. W. Brink, goes | day last, at the River House, in West Haven, and | Rutgers slip last evening for examination, She wag built in MOBILE, Apri 22—Cleared, steamship Golden Fleece, ‘The Senate put the School bill through to-day by a | ing was in nowise lessened during the evening when vote of twenty-six to five just as lt came trom the | 8uch good things were placed before them that even nic 27 $61,000, and for the week ending April 3 | Ransom Tomlinson, who delivered himseif up to the ‘The brig Alexander Milliken, 185tons, new measurement, House. The following 1s the biil, waich now awaits | Alma Mater could not compiain if she was for a littie and will undoubtedly receive the Governor's signa- | While forgotten while her children were discussing | to the United States for his family, and is also the | who was committed to jati to await an examination, Fisher, Liverpool. tare:— questions which she had never presented to them | bearer of despatches to the government from the | was brought belore eee Court upon a writ | St Andrews, bal Sages la AAS a ps NEW QRUEANS, April 22_Arrived, bark Forlonskjold ‘The people of the State of New York, represented in Senate | uring their matriculation. Along the walls of the | Unitel States Minister, The ramors whic have | of habeas corpus, and no proceeding having been | Theship Arkwright, see a On un this che way | ap Macy Fey ay, from Britclt bark engin, Barthel mbly, do enact as follows :— dining room were suspended excellent portraits of SECTION 1. At the general election to be held in the city of | Rev. Dr. Nott, President of Union Coliege for several Rew york inthe year ong thousand eight hundred and sev. | years, and under which was the President's favorite mty-one eon 2 mon schools of the | motto, per ie : . ticket, but on'y seven names saail be on any one ticket, and = “ sity, any ticket having thereon more than seven names for com. | 204 portraits of William H. Seward, John T. Hoil- prevatled as to a rupture between General Rosecrans | insttuted against him by ae West Haven authori- | and belonging to Messrs Paul Spofford & Co, of this city, was | Tie Gy, and Mr. Lerdo have given unusaal importance to | tes, he was discharged from custody, but ball in the taken up by the mammoth sectional dry dock at Hoboken Clearet—Ships New Dominion (Br), Kickham, Liverpool; the Mexican government and that of che United | proceedings are instituted against him, His counsel | S&¢ furnished with @ new suit of yellow metal sheathing. |" goyruwrar Pass, April 22—Arrived, steamship Juniata 3, ‘This is the third vessel belonging to this firm that has been | Htxie, Philadelphia. ‘Sailed, shi Ida Lillv, and brig Kate, States must be possessed of more or le#s importance, | were Messrs. Doolittle, Blydenburg and Stoddard. las ging NORFOLK, ‘April ‘Arrived, achr H'T Wood, Carter, m'ssioners of common schools shall not be counted, 1 ° a pe Ear areas Potter. me and yet it is declared in omcial circies (hat ‘ye or Iv ia probable that proceedings will be instituted in | 0” the dry docks within three weeks, NvVork, seven persons having ches votes shail be de- of the president was a very pleasing rep- | spatches in question, while important, are of @ | the case this week, and that there will be. an ex- Marine Disasters. “NEW BEDFORD, April 25—Arrivet, bark Bhering, Lane, elaved e ected by the board of coun:y canvassers, who shall | rei ti i ta EW Bi , Api 4 as » cava the vos and a the provisions of law relating 40 ie re rend <. yl ae apie Suite obencotedy. ne highly peaceful and beneficent characier, en had at West Haven.—Haryord Times, bane Lan (Bry ages, whitch salled from Bucnos Hageman sane} a Sealy ett ton of co cers ip sald county are hereby applie. or i _ eC . rea March 8 for Philadel '® cargo Oo! e jet—Sch , pita. fhe clection of said commirsioners. On of before tie fourta | 8¢ription from Virgil. “swe olim mementsse ju- parted herchains and wontashire.on the deh on aoitheast | 26th_Arrived, schr White Foam, Milliken, Baltimore, FIRES IN THE CITY. end of Chico Bank, and sunk in a fow miautes, Three of her | ,NEW HAVEN. April 26—Oleared. brig AJ Ross, Wyman, D crew were lot, The L registered 297 tons, was built at syd- | Brapawick, Ga, H PING NEW ets oe PHILADELPHIA, April 36— Arrived, schra Grand Pre, A Distillery ia Fitty-aevent Street Bursed to| SHIP PI 8. wa, NE In oe, on be loan Treva ee de | Goran sombrero AR ginpang, Orr, Matanzas: Hutls the Ground—Loss §1,009,000—Tue Ine ven tah. ‘The forefoot Ye twisted. partially of-and the keel | Halts Nye NC ees See oe ene Weitnesiay of December in said year the Mayor of said city | 01%,” which was lo itself a pleasant reminder to shall appoint as comussioacrs of common tchools as afore. | all present of their schoolboy days, said the Eve. persons who received the pane. peter a a the absence of Professor Homan the chair on yoter for commissioners of common schools next to the | the occasio! by Mr. W: po Senne phere llew gplitweeming mings ees gh othy ron duate or the’ clase “ot ya, Who pertonsea fine vard of county canvassers as having been clecte Bi such election. ‘The commissioners clected'and appointed | Pleasant task (under the circumstances) assigned to pursuant to this section shail enter ‘upon their. im in the most plaesant and successful manner. duties on the lst day of January, 1872. oy shali hold their The substantial part of the proceedings were tices for the term of thiee years, they shall possess all the | opened by prayer, delivered by Rev. Thomas DeWitt, powers and perform ali the duties of commissioners of com- | tue oldest class man present. Inoa schools of kaid city, and shall constituie the board of | “Aiter no inconsiderable portion of the evening had ducati n ‘or the city and county of New York, Ata general p lection beld every three years thereafter in ibe eatd sity, been consumed in the consumption of the good Bowen, and HT surances. Almauas ‘or Now York---Tals Day. rst foagete Dasnig mbealy: Ledeen ye eines Port siuonred Bites Jon Welsh, Manday, Sagna: Ethel Bottoms 8 ang side the copper is rolled up in several places Dardenas; Nuevitas, Trasi gor; sel About a quarter past two o'clock yesterday morn- | ‘ . there a piece entirely gone, and the planking is considerably peak ‘Havmond, Fall River: i EB. Cramer Gran mer ; A ing a fire broxe out on the top floor of the three story | 54m rises . 5 04 | Moon rises....eve 9 40 chafed though there fa no hole in her bottom on that side. | Hammond, Panevan Sarah 3 Bright, Shaw, ‘Boston ; Gel sy 3 2) Hi 5 nthe starboard side the copper is nearly all off the w! ‘ . Providence ; building No. 546 and 648 West Ffiy-seventh street, | SUD sets... Hizh water.morn 9 58 Tength ot tho vested or bree of four attenka up from tbe | sony town, NowpartsTaaac Oltvar, Panel Ror slit eel, and on that side o! a x PR ISLAND, ~* ‘amérlane, for Cork; which was owned and occupied by A. De Lyre asa Wendhes leon cunloecse throtch the bottom, attof the mainmast, The timbers do not | briged B Kirby, for Glentnegos; J Howland, for Barba toss distillery, caused by an explosion which occurred on : is appear to be started, and the vessel does not show on the he pi J Segar, for do, ail from Philadelphia, went to sea twelve commissioners of common schools of said city shall | things placed before them, and as the enjoyment s - is ike manner he ctaased and sppointed, who shail eater on of such things cannot last forever, the inteliectual | the top Noor, where a large quantity of grain was P Wint, W. APRIL a A.M. ; se te Tse eg i oA, ope Pegayent rian repair: tostee. awn. Ipusth ahacrivals tela Oaicaale cir duties on the Let day of January thereafter, and shall | portion of the proceedings came in order. stored, The fire gained such headway, even before W. Sonn Aubert TREAT, Sawyer, at Holmes’ Hole, of and | Sazua; Persia itinkley, Foster, Elizabethport; hold their offices for the term of three years, with the like ee ee plueae were prefuced by a brief thanksgiving from Sko. 2. The t f ollice of the present Commiaai og of Common ‘Schools of the city of New ork shallend, aui | ‘The chairman (Mr. Tracy) then addressed the their official functions cease at the expiration of ten days | a8sembied Alumni, stating the object of their drst from the passage of this act. The Mayor of the said city | reunion as a body of those residing in the city of shall, within five days from and after the passage of this | New York and vicmity. His remarks were very the arrival o1 the firemen, that it was found Impossi- ble to save anything in the building, which with its contents was whoily destroyed. ‘The loss on stock is $6,590, and on building and machinery $119,000. Mr. De Lyre has maurance as from New York for Newburyport, ran ashore on Cuttyhunk | Long, Hardy, Cardenas; Northern Light, Buckmas om the night of the 2d aud cone sa on the dit, a‘ter throw: | adeiphia; Reondo, Whitmore, South Amboy; steam ‘ i, wit va 4 een remeaeia race. ot ‘Meared-Steamsh North, American (bri, Richards, Liver- Sone MILLARD FILLMORR, Chase, at Holmes’ Hole trom | P91) 8Rr Marita, Smalls WOE adelphta, above Philadelphia for epee g) carried away head of foremast and PROVIDENCE, Agel '26—Arrived, achra Grace Girdler, Wilmington, Dei. Washington. act, ‘appoint twelve commissioners of common school warmly received and heartily applauded. follows: Fortress Mo’ fore and maintop:nasts ln @ blow oif Barnegat on the 23d 2 " * Caroline Yor roma s, Aichi, Sather oA gant | "the Chairman then proposed the drst toast of tne | Lorna Atiantie, Baltimore #998 | Richens. teers | fn oop yi tiger oe tg the euter on their duties at the expiration often days from the | eVening—“Our Alma Mater.” ‘This was responded | Consolida: Firemen’s Fund... 1,200 above | gone SARAHA HAMMOND, Wiley, at Holmes’ Hole from Bite M Story, Ellis, ‘ant EA Lombard, Lombard, Oras Monumental Williainsburg C1 above | Charleston for Boston, in a gale off Cape Lookont on the 2ith | ney Inland, ‘Va; Sarah Blake, Blake, sad Lizzie Evans, Passage of this act, in the pl ft Tese: jasion- | to by Mr. Charies A. Phelps, of Massacnusett: Berea cons aecen tare nt omsamrcen tel ce aeaee ian: | Vtce Bont and Olly Uneels WIG Taieiega aie, ARSE: United States. 7500 avove | just carried away heat of formas, maintopmast, main | Mahan, Ellzabethport: Lavinah wTane, Gonklin; Blizabel vised. The sald commissioners so appointed hati ‘warmest plaudits of his brother Alumnt. Greenwich. Jersey City... 000 e foci boom and split light sal wae Sree one J pe Aas bees we eat ah tg. all the powers and perform all the duties of ‘The next toast was “The Pulpit,” responded to by } Firemen’s Funi Enterprise, Cinn.... 1,863 J es Sone SPARTAN, from St John, NB, for St Andrews, NB, | Y eyorc? Taek Mate Brash, Pints, Moadoek, . Sonmttute tne board of education for maid city ang-eoanty, | Bishop Potter. United States... Union, Baltimore... 1,866 - collided on Saturday last, 34h inet, and sunk, Gallet Scurs © €C Brooks, Brooks, Philadaiphia; Anm batt hot’ Soon : ys ‘Vhe third wast, “The Bar,” aed to by Mi Enterprise, Cincin- Franklin, Phila..... 1,866 PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 27, 1869, Miscellaneous. Eliza, Caswell, Elzabethport; Nath! Holmes, Arnold, Rom gud shall bobd their ocloes anil the feiry-4ret day of Dececs: |» 1he enird to ar,” respon’ y Mr, } Enterp to3 Sea ee bs a hea Elisa, Caswell, Bitsabettport; iT, one thousand eight handre and seventy-one. ny var john K. Potter. om < y 4 . ~4 mew eau Purser P H Maclachlan, o! e stermshtp City of jexico, yaks fi et . . if On Arri ton BH Tay Pen Lg deat Fal Fourth toasi, “The Medical Profession,” responded | Excelsior: . 333 Pennsylvania Go... 933 Herald Packages. trom Vara Cros and savana, hes our thanks for hie atten: | asatoce Mises Goltin Hinds Dene ad oie Ris anerot Mayor for the remainder of the unexpised term. gin toaatrcudne| Ereon # ccomonien $0 by Mr, | Fatton..... Captains and Pursers of Vestels arriving at this port wit | tons, Weare also indelted to Purser J 1° Garaias, of steam- | barks Annie Mala, Main, Liverpool; Bristolian, Waite, Brise the provisions of thin act shall not have power to provide | JOLN Bigelow. * | Qommonweaitn. ... a please detiver all packages intended for the Hewat. toour | *!p Champion, for favors. Arrived at do Mth, anips Atlantic, Wolff, NYork; Ladg ditional sites or buildings, or remove any teacuer except | _ SIXtN toast, “The Sclences,” respond to dy Prof, | Harford, Baltimore, 222 400 } regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam | Sct Jou Bentty, of Pullwtetohia, 201 tons, built at | tteatngote, Loosmore, Liverpool; Celeatial Empire, —y Mare Sit nree sa parte et acts issonettach wah Usp eet | Seeeain const “thar Biater Colleges,” resporddedito | jMIO6Ciicee «suisse r 800 | Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Pressdo not now | Providence, Newport atid Suuth Kiagstoway for bi Sde | Arrived 98th, ship Dousins, Hone Kong. are ber by ropenied. py Rev. Dr. Anderson. ao Washington, Balti- oF 809 | Collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, |} will hereafter hail from Newport. Giearod._Ship Resolute, (or faker aint vis » Hos ara Bre, 6. This act shall take effect immediately. og th 0} more 900 | as will be seen by the following extract from thi di Whalemen. NNAH, Api Cleared, lon (Br), 2 During the proceedings telegrams were read from + oes oe +e - e @ proceedings le Connell, Liverpool. The Hansom Cab Company bill, which passed the | governor Hoffman, Mr. Wiliam H. Seward and | Potomac, Baltimore f 583 | of the reular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1868:— Arrived at New Redford 25th, ahip forald, Nickersoa, In- ith_‘Arrised, steamships Montromery, and San Salvador, Assemby, provides that the charges shall be limited | others, accounting for absence. United States, Bul- 268 Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1888 the Associated | dian Ocean, Zanzibar Jan 3, with 1000 bbls 4p oil, 7% do'wi. | NY¥ork; brig Anna Christiana, Cork, to thirty cents per mile for one passenger and forty | "The yovai powers of the Alumni were also called | _, timore... 400 | Press will discontinue, the collection of ship news in the | Reporis spoke March 1d, bark. Oaprey. Hever, NB, $0 bbls. | | Cleared—Steamehip Virgo, NYork; ship Jas Jardine, Lir- cents for two. The location of stands are to be at | into requisition by the members present—one and all the disposal of the Mayors of New York and Brook- | standing and singing “Song to Old Union.” An ex- lyn. The enterprise, if carried out, ay 1 undoubtedly | cellent band was also present and contributed ac- ‘Will be, must prove as great @ relief to the waylarers | cordingly to the delizhts of an evening which it may of New York as the system is to those of London | pe truly said were never surpassed by any Alumui andParis. a‘ reunion ever heid within the walls of the Delmonico Governor Hotfman has signed the bill providing | jiouse. that Henry Smith shail hola the office of Police Com- Franklin, Phila..... 800 | harbor of New Yorks. Passed unanimousiy. ; erpool. y ¥ t 5 4 ! INTON |—Sailed, sehi ler, Linc Putnam, Hartford. 1 800 | ag The oifice of the Herald steam yachts Janes and | Go patie eer eert Biante, Miiandern, Nie Aa ‘on, atone WA Norsat NY ere HAE BRAR~-.200-asease $00 | JEANNerrE is at Whiteball slip. Allcommunicatioas from | J do, 800 bis. March 25, tat 1 60 N, lon 25990 W, bark | WILMINGTON, NC, April 24—Arrived, schrs Watauga, Pennsylvania Co. owners and consignses to the masters of laward bound ves |G Of Glaszow; wished to be reported. Lawrence, and Litcy M Colt lias, Chariestoa. Lortilard.... 40) | Scls will be forwarded free of charze. arrived 25th, bark Wave, Bele gs, Barbados Aprit 8, ‘Cleared—Schr Clara, Barrett, Boston. Consolidated 933° Pennsylvania 400 with 185 bbls sp and 8 do bliefish ofl on d. Sent home on 27th—Arrived, steamships Fairbaaka, ant Volunteor, New . 560 bbls sp oll. Reports spoke Feb Il, lat Monumental, Bait. 933 Star.. 800 CLEARED. is hohe any dy 43) ap thie ew’ NY¥ork. 1 "8, fon; 25th, lat 82 80 8, low i missioner for eigat years and retain the office of Su- CLIONIAN ANNIVERSARY AT ACADEMY OF fus'c. Fire in Warren S:rcet. Aen? Bellone (Be), Fiakham, Icodon—Howiand & , -— ton’ 4a w, . neni . ; achr mor rovincetown, nothing sinc> fs ‘The eighteenth anniversary of the Clionian Society aosers bog Moe Spur @ fire broke | "Steamship Clty of Port au Prince, Jackson, Port au Prince leaving Bermuda, Neard from, same time, sche, Louisa A BSOLUTR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. of the College of the City of New York was celebrated | O0¢ 00 the fourth floor of No. 62 Warren street, which |” Steamsnip Leo, Dearborn, bavannan—Murray, Ferris & | Wo bark Edward fvereli, Siva, Ni, hothing this season, Scatea without publicity Legal every were; deacriiong jae s was occupied by James Anderson as @ cap manu- O- ‘rom, bark Laconia, Luce, NB, ines Iaavin: &e., suiticient canse; no charge till divorce obtained; advice eee at the Academy ved Music last evening. Every seat factory. ‘The third floor, oceupied by James New- pcan, Nin; are, Biakeman, Norfolk, Cry Pot and arch W0, oT Trinidad, bark’ J ~ B om, NB, trom (ree. F. L. KING, Coansellor-at-Law, 353 Broadway, wi ¥ i a re -~ on 4 i ford. it 3 mn 2 oe ot tae BOLE tent RE Toes lane aioe water aboat $1 a0.” The second Moor, occupied by | Sixes Nootune, Baker, Boxton—W PC. rae 5S iasting, trst ollcer Of back frilou, revaraet BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IV DIFFERENT of the society, the fair sex largely predomi- | W occupied by Ship Princeton, Chase, Roteyam—Boelen & Blerck, ‘on evcount of ill health, n States without publicity. Legal everywhere, Desertion- ALBANY, April 27, 1509, nating in the audience. Upon the platform Gans & Klein, tailors, was damaged by waser $1,59). Ship Valley Fore ». Berry, Acapuico—Jas Borland & Co, ‘Also arrived 25th, bark Java, Enos, North Pacific Ocean, | &c., aulisieat cause. No charge in advance, Advice free, BILLS PASSED, were @ number of guests of the society, he Aigo oy b ered Peg Salen | Sesame ia- Bark Calcutta (Ital), Pollio, Liverpool—Fuuch, Meincke & Honolula Koy 14, with 120 bbis ep, 630 do wa off and 54M ibs ___M. HOUSE, Attorney, 73 Nassau street, To incorporate the Dime Savings Bank of Suffern; | ciuaing Professors Anthon, Dockerty, Werner 3 Hark Josephing, Martin, Fickett, Cardif—Warren Ray & | °At pocnlulon April ache Life Boat, Caton, of Newbury- IELEGRAM CARTOON ON FRIDAY, to enlarge the boundaries of Auburn; to amena the od od Fi Broad ‘1 port, 80 bbis humpoack oil for Samana Bay. T — . and Morales, of the faculty; James Kelly, ire on Broadway. Bark Satlelite (Br), Turuer, Cieafuegos—C L Wright & Miser from Capt Fiandera, of ship Robert Edwaris, of charters of Hornellsvilie, Whitenall, Fairport aad . At a quarter to twelve o'clock yesterday mornin; Co, New |sedford, reports her at St Helena March 15, h : Rev. Dr. Montgomery and other prominent citizens, ig Bark Syrian Star (Br), Corning, Ship Harbor, NS—Boya & | N°. ii phy + yeas bene Marathon; to incorporate the Rochester Mesaner- a fire occurred in the large double frame house cor- | Hinchen. < 2 . . talege 155 bbls op Sind Se do we Ott last ergiee south ous Wols ‘The exercises consisted of a long programme of ee Kk Unton, Nick! Flizabethy sp 640 do wh off and 2500 Ibs bone all told, All well—bouni chor; uniting the village of Lansingburg to Troy; | musical and declamatory selections, the deciama- {| ner of Manhattan street and Broadway, owned by Te haute betthelaon, modeae devas Bane tis ~ 49 Western ground. relative to common schoois In New York (26 to 6); to | tions consisting of she president's address, eleven | Jonn F. Devin, and occupied by Patrick Dennison | Brig Cacle Tom, Lora, CarthagenuT Midtietom - ke™ | ¢ Aletter Crom Capt Smith, of bark Nautilus, of New Bet. incorporate the Cliapin Home for the Aged and 'In- | orations and @ poem. Mr. James Carey Shemeld, | ya liquor store and dwelling. Mr, Dennison's loas |, Brit G W Ba ore, Senta Marla and Bevan | eee eee ee er eae road humans tee nothing \ firm; to establish a ward for the surgical and medi- | president of the society, presided with ability and | 4s $2.00); fully insured. Thomas Henrarty, grocer, | Tompson & Ha A letter from Capt Worth, of brig Para, of Salem, reports BUBBLES cal treatment of persons wounded or taken ill south | made the opening address, which was eulogistic of | occupied a portion of the premises and sustained & | 0%! Rovest McK Spearing (Br), Clark, Havana—Jas Bor- | he, at Mabe, Seychelle Iaands, March Ll, with 49 bbls sp ol of Canal sireet, New York, secret literary societies. He congratulated the | joss of $200. The Fire Marshal was onthe ground ‘aiirig Altan (Nor) Halvorsen, St John, NB Ea; ali told—180 on boat or BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING. members of the Chonian Society on their | when the fire broke out, the police report, and ren- Brig Pomona, Brown, Biteabethport cL Weiente Brock. A letter from Capt Richmond, of brig Falcon, of Salem, FASHION. To amend the jaw relative to instruction in | prosperity and Mr. Graham McAdam | gored eilicient service. Sehr W A Vail, Uearse, Baracoa—l D H irlbut Co. by yy bee Johan aa Jan 34, with 65 bbl an a Academies and common scnoo} teaching. made a address on “Conservative Senr Anzio American (Isr), Traxilo—J Leayeraft, My Ly hg pe ig gE ee / ‘The bill autuorizing and requiriug the removal of | Theology,” which was well received, Mr. Edward ies Sa Did Avend: Sour Sarah Helen, Grady, Nassau—Moss @ Ward, Heart from eo few days previous, Geek Giacler, diensd, ‘ — one hundred Sing Sing prisoners to the Albany Vent- | L. Mathews, Jr., talked earuestly on the subject of sstneih aah te ths tone Scnr LA Van Brunt, Tooker, Pouce, PR—Van Brunt & | Nis, nothing this season, : i A RIDICULOUS VIEW OF TAE PROMENADE Sentary was taken from the table on motion of Mr. “Pecaliar. The Principal reoitation of the evening my et prvi Rope harry inns hl core < eet Lena Ment Mary Mankia, Tyler, Baltimore-Van Brast & Siaeht. rch 1d Lat 2¢ 40. Jon. 94 80, bark Leonidas, of sii : x ANKS. was tuatofthe poem “The usad which re em D ing No. H Cady, Wood, Phil Ny Defy re at WOU SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, APRIL, 20, Mr. NicHoLs moved to recommit to amend by | was effectively rendered by the autuor, Mr. Charles | ayenue, owned by Andrew Kennedy & Son, whose Bene Mlivite’ Reasn, Palade n Voodsreorih. oie 24498, lon 3135 W, bark Leonidas, Cook, NB, - ~ — — “permitting” instead of directing euch removal, the | Foilen Lee, ‘The poem was got up in reference to } ces is about $1,500, Andrew Kennedy, Ji, was se Schr Alice Oakes, Manson, Kilzabetbport—Jas Borland & Nor 1, oc; New Zexland, bark Chartes W, i im AT THESE LOW PRICES!-ALL NEW SHAPR4.— — to be oe -_ direction of the State i’rivon | the aoe arp —~ are fap tp al = verely burned inthe face, and was removed to his be Mary Alice, Ports, Portiand—R P Buck & Ca NB, having taken 4 right whales + Morgan, Atheara, ms, Decorated Hs Porcelain Breakfast Dinner Inspector, opted. the Co i ie City New Yor! @ allusions to | residence, No. 207 East Thurty-fourth street, Sehr phe dn "Wioinen Bs . Feb 15, on Of Shore ground, bark William Gifford, Veeder, | piain White EXECUTIVE SESSION. “Mr. HL B. C.,% the wery Teutons,” citizens of pecsahoanoenitesss Base " ny Bangor, Me—R P Buck & | Wis, 100% x! ~ ‘The Senate held au executive session for the con- | “Mackerelvilié,” the “Dloody Sixth ward’ and TT avi} Soop Helen Smith, De Castro, New Londen x Abcil If off Berimuta, bare Eilra, of NB, 43 months out, Pian do. doe ples . firmation of notaries and soon after adjourned, “Fifth avenoo,” and “the Sun, who shines not for LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. abro. aC en net ilensap shaman bined th ‘Allover asus Bt praporii te rica, ’ * ‘3 —— AN PRANCIB09, 7 ing wh were . x Sonn aston, vaen Mee exter poche ge ra SERIOUS RUNAWAY CAsvaLty.—By his horse ran- ARRIVALS. J waters at the Rest ines fen podem Win x Great House Furoishing Emporium, ASSEMBLY. cuss Wouid come with the words:— ning away yesterday, William Reagan, of No. 121 REPORTED BY THE MERALD STRAW YACHTS, amtier ts Maeedek, Goma “eke pan] Tastiens, corner Asior piece. ALBANY, April 27, 1869, And bine eyed i viotory then rrerh nee, hs Pon vere bee thrown from his truck and guecsaion rage a. ee Aare 4 , Cea, and Count Bismarck, and Rome, with oil, Amsouure DIVORCES QBralnep D BY AN EX eat BILLS PASSED. mand jorever free, as ~ “ hip Co, April Tat ors. oe Ba Spoken. enced lawyer; lee free; conan ns COU. tials Batablising a puble market on the Gansevoort | jo/}6 SRCAxer wan sowered witt, Douqucts and | | SINGULAR OCCURRRYCR.—Last night Wiltem Bro- Giunard br rigged atari Hh it 1 Wp Bie | A Nora German steamship, bouad oat, Apet 23, iat 4205, | “**"* NO" ihacnbora sre, room No.9 from balling, Y ‘ york; Peter J. ke! -4 , pievent vi man steamship Ci a ; jon 59 08. a eee property in New York; legalizing tie articles of as- | Mr. Peter J. keliy, was practical and tnougnefur in | £a0, of No. avenue, wile playing at | inmart steamship Beotia—ail bound exatt strong wesseriy | {Wack Bidwell, from New York for aaaty Ielanis, Aprit OFFICIAL DRAWIN8 sociation of the Black River and St. Lawrence Rail- pa Rh Wwered. Mr. J. Howard Mont- bate Re rg street, North river, a) Ls bi, ay in Novis | ere ban ‘ ; - AL OMtssonrl and Renticky State Tottertes. e eon “invi sea)? joaled aad Sten’ a (Bri, He iderwicl lasgow via Moville ar ea, from Baltimore — 3 way} seative to the Medierrenenn and Crietel | Peay ed Ae Oca a oe ney manaat, | senibeds Apri srk tea patnngers Honderava Bron Had | 3180, loa for Rio Janeiro, March 25, tat srssount -rrma OLA AML Amu HE VA oy Nav a any. Pe ” vy - weates ire na Drenetaive, paper, and. wah ‘well dcuvered ‘tno | , RATIAGAD AooDENT—The remains of an wm | COLNE cei year set aot Art M | peice ava, Seok eae tks Rams F ay, bs Stefi a, e ad Ol man, jeces, ~ ad, Nd passengers, to jarvos Ayans, March 5—Sailet barks Emma F Horri- t APRIL 9. Mr. SeLKRRG, from tho Ways and Means Commit. | rations, ts a whole, were creditable to tne society, | KNOwn man, cut to pleces, were last night found Iy- | Alexandra & Sons. ‘Madethe Pasrage, from t Tn | mas, Herriman, Moston; Ith, Uhanticlose (ity MeLenaaa, | 88, 3 Tah, 40, Sh th a tee, reported the Annual Supply bill complete. Clusion, an honorary oratton by Frederick Deseyster, ern cue Upon tas boty wes fenad ry Jf | from Nee, Insting 12 hours; 201 at TAM, iat 24 Sh low ea | fe a6, parle Adeline C Aclams, tage, Lave 0, ht ts ins, i « Ta, 85. 38. Mr. MURPHY raised the point Of order, and said | A, M., waa a proper termination to a succesrfal an per marked “George Schofield, musician, Cacster, | Payeedstenmsliip Ladona, (rom Matanzas for New york. pool; March 1, brig Little Pary, Cunningham, N¥ork, "Latatmuton tara fn the above, and, alo Roval Has the bill must. be eubmitiea in Commitice of the ) admirable entertainment. ‘The music, turnished by | Pennsylvania.” The body was taken to the thirty. | pSteamenin, San Jacinto, Atking, Savannah, with mise and | in port March li anip Harrisburg, Wisweail Cor tampton | vans owerion J. OLUTH, Sroxer, 20 Broadway. hole. an orchestra directed by Mr. J. M. Landy, was very | fourth precinet station house 0 await the action of | "'Steamanip Hunteite, Crowell, Savannah, April te anil sncmedag ), bene Bonaurse (Br Basford; M | _K. 5.— Wl remove tot of Mag te SX Brociwee. nittt, SELRREO spoke at length, reviewing the hotel | fue, At 4 Jato nour the hale of tue afiniversary | the Coroner, with mise and paxesensers, to R’ Le angreetaiod | Bw RN Migs ZC “Gurhiey for Rosarion (3 | (AORNS, BUNTON’, ENLARAKD JOINTS AND Aut Of the special commitiees, ‘ke. Was reached With the Benediclon and college songs. . Bteamanip Champion, Lockwoot, Charteston, Apni %, | locttoe’ ; ba Plata tan B Breit, Nicker: | () aisetsos of tue tect CHARIE, VETO M@PRAGE. aide. * ee Seurous.y Onvsigp.—Yesterday morning Arthur | with mine and passongers.to HR y April 4, | load for Boston; La Plata, Crowell, and | Brett, Nicker- J diseases of the teet cured by Dr. ZA 1» A communication was received from the Governor CNEML WTS. Robinson, aged nine Years, was Knocked down sad | Toemasie eapew BR Ween WS Tears, win, | Ot Hata, Grecnioat, trom Rostons arrivet ith dorweies | BroMtware Vetoing the bill declaring John street, in the village “| run over, corner of Second avenue and Twelfth | 47a sores and passengers, t+ James Hani, K Stockwell, Simithy for Huston, lig; Naacy, Boats (or Put: R. J. H. SCHENCK, HAVING BEEN OBLIGED TO Of Gouverneur, & public highway. fe ovjects onthe | Cyicago has a hot corn excitement. ee eats cau tweaen, “yeaneees aan wnship Saratoga, Alexander, Richinoni, City Point and | nam), and Johann Rudolph (NG), Janson, ding; Gesina (NG, | [)*pctictaish hie recular processional visite to New Yorks ground that ‘the village authorities nave ali “the meee over tis acumach CHEE A. By “orion Barros wr ity, mine And pasaeagers, to the Old Dominion | Rotigers, from NYork, arrived 10tb, do; al’ others ae be! | oa accountot his merease’ practice and Dasineas in Phila- ie ai ners wane seulannual legal Hogging has begun in Dela | Ve was taken to. the house of Mrs. Theodore Tor | _Seamahip Nereus, “Bearse, Hoston, with mise, to Wm P | “iis wtawamo, April 9 tn port parka Morning atar, for | 2e!phits bape eavents tavcens .oNhe" hates sumer of pation THE SUPPLY BILIe - 4 » ata. pe of U The discussion ou the supply bil was continued. | | An flinols woman recently committed aulclde by aigicrenmutat catamaran omens ing Wan P Stover, Beyant: Liverpool March 21, with mise * ah Iesderiveds bara" hiner tints osha, | riaing, te, men Meyraey et hee ggt” antec gaat e motion to comm! he supply bill to the Com- rinking strong lye. an * jarehal Co. pel lat do, to load for N is it mittee of the Whole was owt. Tue rad bill appro: | “Xow Grieana merchants are stfering from fraud Corrixa AFrRay.—in the Fourth ward last evens | fon 835d sianalied ship Emme (Fr, yoingeans YY | ORMietun'vare Fonsi rania Tia), Pontremomolt, Mork. | rerumement agonal the Pulte, Brine tates ote Priating about $1,200,000, was then. passed by 8 Vote | tent cotton operations. — E Huai | ing, at a house of i-repute, In Water street, Rosanne | mise, to” Sainvel Thoipaon's’ Nephew.’ Mad ariaule | from Calin arteet hi, CH Reet ever reakian, | Tn ble made of treatment, and truste hat Ula arrangement my ra, Bamier, Burns, pt - - Nh ‘a Lecraw, heir rey Cavansugh, "te J campbell Ie M. Clark, Gien, | _ A West Texas mtiionnatre farmer haa fenced in | Mason, aged twenty years, cut Margaret Reilly, | "MOR nose xc), piney, Bordeaus, 60 days, wi arrived Vth; Armenia, Marper, from Boston, + De SGHENOKIS. me licines PULMONIC SYRUP, SB As ‘obs, Keegan, Murphy, P. Mitchell, O'Keefe, Piun: | Pasture of 130,000 acres. aged twenty-two, in the cheek and nose with @ | toC Tobias «0. " : y GO days, with wine, dc, | Point PRrae, saad, Avrii7-In port orige Julia POarney, | WRED TONIC and MANDAAKE PIGLS with full’ direc. kett, porter, A. W. Smith and N. B. Smith. ‘They have contests hetween euchre clube ti | knife. ‘The woman's wounds were dressed and | — Bark Sauvegarde (itr) Swinborn, Junin, Pera 105 days edt, Davie, for Bs Seoames tt fare Gages | Gemiie ch teldae mrarantbore eta ales wosentie oe in Mis: , q , Davia, for St Thomas in ayes | druggists antealera everywhere. Sold also, wholesale and. TH HAWKINS-DRCKER CONTESTED SRAT. sour for the ciamnplonship of the state, Rosanna was arrested and locked up at the Fourth | with nities 0 tile 10 Beker Biot passed Cape Horn Fen wohiey Senith, tor NYork, ldg; Jas M Warren, | rocall, by JOHN F. HENRY, 21 Park row, New York. | Prico Mr. Hectwan, Chairman of the Election Commit. | ‘mere are 100 cases of divorce pending in the Sa. | Rrecct sation house, where she will be accommo. | SIR) on 1 bo W, spoke ship Malt of the Rex, bared atigt | akg (pe do so. of thd Puimonie Syrup and deaweed Tonto, each $L 50 por tee, rose to a question of privilege tn reiereace to ihe | preme Judicial Court for Middlesex county, Mess” mormiog the Toinbs open to recetve ner tills | game uate, iat 1 id 8, on 3d W, anip Dashing Waye, hence | for NYorey Gon: Gris daine Bite, for ended ts lon | Battle, oF 97 bin Haenare omore tee 8 dollege Fase cn article in Harper's Weekly on the contested case o} : ’ 2 for San Francisco. t sper htatages , Bie bee Foun F. Hes ‘i 2 in Cl A young lay in California broke her neck in Brig B Miller (He), Gove, River G: A, 83 « my jay | TAT Pie HE Decker wake he Dea i wap ia tence of ommony struggling to prevent a young man from kissing ber, EUROP whh duis, te; 101 R'Ware a Cor Het iit ees wt | putes, tor Patt LR a ey bg Ay a} Lb AN TEL T00! Mr. Decker, and charged the Fesponaibiity of the de- | Make & ndte of It, ladies. EAN MARKETS. Emme mowt of the passare. April uly lat $5 Ny tom ny spoxa | United 14g; Grand Maser (Br), @ port In he | QTLL ANOTHER TELEGRAM CARTOON. lay on thé pouticar inajority, He tuen moved the | | Chinese laborers are employed to a considerate Srapogoncnntetenea test buune date, ke exchanged nignaly witha Bei Orig Goad | giteAN DUAR ate tt Salted previous, barks Annie Bra- A COMPLETE GROUP OF COMICALITIES. adoption of the majority report giving the seat to Mr. | excent in some of the parisnes of Louisiana and give LOxvON MoNkY MARKET.—LONDON, April 27—4:90 | south. as Bowe | Pieper Maret We snis Gaitaaun ter Worn clana fall; taal Hawkins, very good satisfaction. P. M.—Consola cloaed nt 9% for both money and | Brig Black Swan (of Georgetown, 80), Roger, Bt Pierre, peru aneiotowe' forte eet ®—juaenua oF FASHION. tof order, and was not privileged, by the police of that city iast Friday while resistin Fins Erie, 22545 Minolta, 0555 Ake, to Mone: lor # Go; ¢ 1 hes — e a r i, The 47e, 7} , pr lon 4, apoke ach? | — Saliét 18th, brig Mary E Rowiand, Rowiaad, Baitinora, AY, 1 Tived and the House took a receaa. The Cleveland (Ohio) saliors are on a strike for | firm. Rentea, T1f, 47c, ” wa, hence for On, iH ig “y yw DAY, IN i more pay, and are doing their best to prevent LIVERPOOL Corte ~ Nohr Kate Wentworth (of Rost T JOHN, Ni, April M—Arrivel, brig Albatross, Smith, —a Mr. jacona wAteTnom Senator. Vousste leaving the port notll their demands ate | 9-4:00 PM. The ae nee Those Treaeacas, ABEL! | gaya erie eugar. "ic, to Maitend,’ Pueipe'h Gov wetecl Co | Pave UUTIS aut reo sent, Ritioth rom Mobile, THE TELEGRAM CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 9 Mr Tacons withdrew the appeal from the Chair. | granted. Gling uplands, 11744. a 124. middling Oriewnm, 1244, Nike Mocslans Brim, Kingsioe, 30, ria 6 1 Tit, acivre Congress, tor Paliadelphia; Caspian, U_BARAY'® DELICIOUS REVALENTA ARADIOA ona Weeks Lane tte jo poue the contested case an Tiss the fora of the Invitation to balia among ad The saies of the day Lave footed up 8,000 ith i, to ® i arionta Go, V9 Charleston, 6 TValbiaiien March 19a port ship Qelatero, Manning, BT Ni emo pel i alaled feo Pothi The majority report was adopted, 66 to 47, and i rasa Valley, Cal.:—Mra, ——;—On the HAvAR © M. G Cobb, Virginia, for Caldera, me ” jaragtiy Osyidensen, 10.000. Ch a boon eee a iver an i. " A evening of —— your company 1s solicited, with tnat | AVRE COTTON MARKET.—HAVRE, April 27.—The if Hannah Champion, taylor, Virginia. v i Stomach asea. 70,00 Cares have been effected by {I Ricwnasa ‘Garten took ‘he ona “Son peek, a of ‘your seleo' ‘attendant, ‘at the —.’ Husbands | pa ns i@ unchauged for both a the spot feb Pe ‘Grew ‘len chee York, with town eae alietlo vales eae bh ater db wi Maras its 4 RoW "65s road viwaye NY, SND Mi py RA) Soot were extended to Mr. Decker | #unitted during good a aa ci - Livgnroot BRRADSTUFFSs MARKar.—LIveRPOOL Ae Wary donne Gatea Lynas (” Srunewiek, NJ, Amorionn Ports, Sao ic eae ; pate e Bession. jon 7 Li i al ‘ ———_____— snieaneateinenanncnssateaette Te Governor's veto, vi ch wan received iu the | men’ have lakely ieft, the Lamoilie Valley for. ive | APHLBT—Corn, 208, od. per quarter for new mixed Bene Fa ind temany Xeon, Pretmore, Rink; lonnle a Busppsrd,” Van’ Chet Sersey PYF CASED IN ALG LEGALIZED LOTTERIESS morni was then considered. Wea' ind others are soon to start for the same J City. ‘ » tar, Riso moved to lay iton the table, Lost, destination. “The ame may be sald of otner coun. Poa SA fog MARKET. —LIVERPOO eee Didone ba are OSPUN, April M.- Acriveds bela Evniiy Jane (Rey, Roche, eee OOOy Renee Pies, 40 (0 SL. The question on passing over tie veto was | tes, and nardiy enough remain to Keep the popula Out, Lara, Tia, per ewen Per OL for Camberian Baapor Molt. Chew, Fail Kivor. bP i a a he ae i noscaunahanaiaimengassm a 2 to 76, Messra. Borse aud Giewson vouug in the | ton from a decided decrease. LIVRRPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Livenroot, Aprit ie Y Borrell, provi nee. Shorp, dharp, Puiladelphin; Mary BE Pearson, Pendleton, RYEANER PERIERE TICKET FOR SALE.—A rmative, ‘The Boston friends of Chief Justice Chase have | 27.—Tatiow ia dull and unchanged, Naval stores are Mary Kilzaveth, Hatch br Port Johnson. 4), clase Ticket (or the Periere, aniling May ly fo Ha PITLS PASSED, raised $2,500 to place his stattie on the proposed | quiet. . +4 RP King hit ich, Erovidenes, Claret ship Great asice! (new, of Sone, ER one of the best bertha in ¢ pply to 1 aie ig oe AUREL an Chula Moma, | Lincoln tomumene at Washington, thove oF Bishop | 1 LONDON PRooven Mancer —Loxnoy, april af.— | Bet Rf Dal kanhar Prot sene js Aare ark arming King, Credo tc | 0 i ronda. amet Hi 0 ies of 4 Ms 7 ton, ry a rs Ml + " — enc emg me Northern Air Line Kaiiroad and authorizing the | canvassed for aa a representative of the Sanitary PeCOLBUM MARKET —ASTWHRP, April 21.-=Petro Beer EW hire, ap tem Pr nee, 3 Admaa, Baker, Poiindeipiia viatabe Surges, AL | tn Teas, Col 4 Sagara, Moinased, pe, Mackerel, Flour fuaranteeing of bonds thereof; incorporating the | Coumussion, Jeam guict and unchanged. Behr KW Voune. Providenos WihwiatG on | oe Ntkin ie of Groserioe ait Provigione, One prise cas