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A,al swiftly placed on board and rowboat wa
lashcd alongside The Span sh fleet was lying 10 me
shadow OF Lorenzo and the fog prevented onJeos
from being seen al distance so that the torpedo sxpe
don approached quite closely without Dang ,hs
ered Three rgates we're lying near each oner anu
remainder were stretched along in line 80 uat ame
every probability Of the torpedo colding WIN as
one OF them. The party having app pp, The tor.
pcdo was lowered SO as to strike lr'susssa ,o,n
tom and explode by percussion, AN ana - tna s,nai
or the launch ashed The crew then tooh - NJ -" s or
boat the engine of the laanch was iorceu ~ pcSs ~
steam 10 it's greatest speed and the party cAs. o
ing the launch 10 rush ON aenc IN wy % ~ iight frnm
the soualron Suddenly there was hasn OF l2h. ,Iou
one ~ the Snansh ships, then . gun, followed by
broadside and the explosion OF the topcao ao @ ~ sh
it is believed, was expioscua ny h"Ia aee. was y,ng
ouietly nj anchor with the steam auhcn-s valuao'o
acquisition Admiral Nsaezn rsa, om frbt i'm however
80 rnadiatev nut opt sea, returning IN the morn
ing but they continue 70 leave their anchorage overy
nieht and 70 cruise of the bay numDer oi nos'.hs
doas have been picked up in the harbor, and the
snans officers evidently have very little peace OF mind
ai night whatever comfort they may derVe Hom se"
ING the batteries in clear weather.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER "Arhs
FROM BLowE UP.
T,e United States steamer Wateree narrowly es
caped total destruction q few nights since. They
picked up launch loaded with coal shortly after
days Captain PauldBg ordered the coal to be taken
on board directing that II any inquiries shonld DO
made after the lost launch the owner wnen iorna.
sh compressed COAL kind Of fuel made from coal dust
and square blocks from eight to twelve inches in
diameter After the Waleree had taken this coal on
board and quantity Of 1t had been thrown into the
furnaces, OF the hremen happened TO break open
block and found in il loaded sx-pOunder she'll Other
blocks opened with similar result and the tre
Immediately extinguished. In the coal which hat
been put the furnaces found four loaded shell
all Of which when taken out 70 hot that they couit
not be handled except on 4 shovcE There were ais
found In the COAL in addition to great number OF shells
several soda water bottles filled with Illuminating mer
curry But for the timely discovery made by one OF tn
nremen, the boilers OF the Watcree would have Dce
torn out and her magazine undoubtedly exploded, des
troying every one on board. Upon investiga
tion Il was found that the coal bad bee
nxcd up when the Spaniards were here in tn
winter Of 1854 and 1866, and that 1t had been q
adrift TO be picked up by some OF the frgates all
which by this time must be short OF fuel
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DETENTION or rnE ILLINOIS.

DEFINITION or THE ILLINOIS.
Tho steamer Illinois, which brought up tho ate rage
passengers Of the Virginia from the Lower Quarantine
did not .etuu 20 her anchorage In this lower bay
"wednesday evening, ~ reported, but was detained
on Bcdoes Hand for the purpose OF having souc neccs-
sry repairs cnpiete before receiving any more persons
iron inccsd shls b9ard The cooking apparatus on
board the tcse y ont OF urcr and IT remains in use
our citizens need not he surprised uron awalsing some
hne mshng 70 learn that tho steamer has boen burn
and butircds % lives lost The Quarantine Com ms
sionss should see 70 i AZ that suitable facilities
anefdcd Tor cooking the fcoi and besser aud siicr
rsSge snpstisnied Tor tie dilapliatea concern nov
in use BeHdes this, tile vessel leaks badly
asa Tie pumps arc ont of order nnf aside
fom tho danger q fognAsTug must hc admitted that
water ~ the hold Of vessel very unpleasant thng
agd more especially when those blar surrounded
" and exposed to the pesiicnlal atmosphere Of tso
sfolera hhipa u the intention Uf the Commissioners
y place donkey tnsiac hoard OF Tho Illinois which
10 y hoped viii prove ctciua In iceIing her OF
water and whhh VIII preclude the pos billy Of any such
accident ~ we have mentioned occurring
RrvESus crTrFR roE rnr lower nay.
Dr. sNinblEne, The Health Officer, has asked the
nthori'i TO station cn ter 10 the owor hay The
btler protection ~ tc noatinE 10 snl other GUAR.
sn'sre YES cs ard also Tor uT,rslte any dcmoustis-
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HIISCELLANEOUs.

The q q: R1S,d Of nss 4 2
ass 'as
Sssh ana Is s
many affections the digestive appaaus The ssers %
sss poS
sss
ia ssa. y dong Other a,s.
would dsssImne he nature sanitary report },
,ass n.s ahosd RpeMIs M The
much s yn q as % ssSs
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and placing greater reliance upon Il han mas pse
ne S III R s al saDs Ses e
sso % s o @
whose Composition presents snen skng M 70
s.eseea doses q
supplying with the water mineral ingredients lost
il Il imasn,sle that Settlers water the chief re
meay in Aae sps,a the very milk q our o'sss T.
doeeed Injurious cholera Inasr And must not the
sansry influence gn & o. coss be .sro ~
reSes researcRs as''''' '''A "1'''''A'' "''"'A'
The learned committee have also fallen into the widely
s.e.d error tha. most Of those waters are purgvs pre-
Ss aa ysx @
Water We never knew that ms scnt their paians
Y SRasss n
Ii IL TO that the principal virtue OF HIS
Water should be found in IT. parglnR It
ton according TO DR.. A. H. Granville. physician Of That
Spa for the last thirty years is mainly diuretic and emily
apcrent large doses be taken in short intervals; and he
Of Kssingen with KissnRen bitter wafer which lat
natural spring viii the committee then inform
which Of these waters purgatycst IL ARTIFICIAL
mineral waters urad and od IN this city fer he
purpose OF puring people the COMMITTEES should not is
hc blame shoulders At ~ thing " imp.e
nate tho solution Of some lugng salts With eaIbosS ~
gas and IL after celebrated Spa but IL X diFs
matter rcproduca the natural sprngs 10 the satafae
on of the medical profession A. any rate Abe nyecyas
Of the Sanitary Committee against the OF na5iaI
will nd little support with the procession pso
pic long they cannot BE- based upon statistic rcpss
and aSng people viii crowd watering p and piss
Of th dreadful springs for the purpose of securing
colloqua discussion " the Board In regard yS
phurc acid gasn and surhus acid belg: useJ s sCn
part Of mineral waters" Be- wt only nonsc
scun Of the strong psju ce has created against In
the publc mind We hope the credit Of the Board that
II may have been incorrectly reported II cannot be sup
hat learned who should hare knowl
edge of chemistry, wcEM hsEari Euca statements
OF good artificial spcng waters tc principal remedies Ia
ny chronic disorders, has greatly Increased IN Europe
In Germany there Is hardly town OF thirty Thousand Rhab
ans ch does not offer " iS resident population the
bet az partakiDg OF such waters In conjunction With
ercs In parks and prornenaces aud believe
Central Park OF strictly medicinal sndsr the
guardianship and patronage x hc medical prufcston vii,
fail There growing feeling In the community in favor
Of such establishment and hope thss She vuce Of the
medical profession will be strengthened c that Of the
people SCHULTZ WAkkBR.
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version Of lpfdez who may have entered the country
previous 10 the Of January, 1854, can become Peru
Wan cirizenr
Given 1 The government palace in Lima, 11th Of May,
1906 MARIANo J. PhADo.
/ mr1y add as . somewhat emphatic rumor the report
that General Prado contemplaes At very distant day
fug down his dictatorship and Offering himself TO the
.cupIc for election 70 the Presidency This however,
viii not take place until various pending matters have
hoen
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Arizona Captain hsury, viii leave
this port oday for AspinwalI
The malls for Central America and the South Pacific
Will close at hall. past ten O'Clock this morning
The NRw Yosx Naturalization for thc facihe-will
be ready at half.pas nine o'clock in the morning !.
Single copies in wrappers ready FOR mailing, six cents
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Our Lima Correspondence.

LIMA, Peru, May II, 1885,
Departure Of the SpanisA Fget from callao-R5oicin9s in
Lima-TAs United States Steamer TSca,ora to Foloso the
Spaniayds, DC.
The Spanish fleet suddenly left Calao yesterday and
stood or TO the southwark Whittier they gone
tell though the general impression Is that they
will stop Caldera and after seizing what coal they
need proceed 70 Kontevidco, abandoning tho Pacific
altogether This seems be the most reasonable con-
clnsion Admiral Nuhez, in his manifesto announcing
the raising Of blockade that he has chasised
Perm, and that in case Of interference with the
rights Of Spanish subjects in Peru he will re-
turn. He also claims to have accomplished his
purpose in bombarding Cailao-nameiy, the q
encing all the guns Of tho batteries except three-and
doubt that in his report TO the government at
Madrid he viii repeat the fasehood examined all tho
batteries early morning after the attack, and found
that the fire Of the had done scarcely any damage
There were two three thirty two FOUNDER gun car
riages disabled three Bakely guns overturned by their
own reco and two Armstrong; iron turret blown
through the carelesness OF the but 90 far as the
nre Of the gatse was concerned the batteries might
have held for weeks. II was evident du ring
the whole Of the engagement that the Spaniards
we're getting the worst Of j. and when the knmanc.
the large batteries were pouring shot and shell into the
| ships None or the batteries siIcnced by the
epenly,e fire. hut remained Qniet because Eunez kept
out Of range Of the guns The engagement terminated
five oclek In the afternoon and in thry.six hours
had been renowned ana the ueleuCeS nauo
stronger than before Admiral Nuhcz cannot honestly
eons.roe his bombardment Of Caao INTO anything less
than total defeat.
Business is reviving in Calao, and families are re-
turning their homes. The merchant vessels, which
were ordered out OF the harbor uy the Spaniards,
have come in again and there every prospect f
| uninterrupted trade
The Tuscarosa Captain Stanley, leaves today at one
O'Clock follow the Spanish feet. shall accompany
the steamer and will let hear from next at the
Chineha Islands We shai stop there few hours then
run into lco and proceed down the coast stopping at
| All the ports until W find tho Spaniards. should the
htter have left the Pacific altogether shall terminate
| cruise ut Valparaiso.
The United Stses hOhong0 has been ordered
% Guayaqun Lieutenant Ayre, Of the rnscarora, has
been assigned TO her
Tho tinted ~aics steamer Eyack, ut the Chin
chas N expected 10 return here u few days
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Died.
ASrsrAxi.--At Trenton, Thursday. May 81 EHnA
HofJswBgAD, the wife Of John Anistaki IN the 3sth
year OF her age.
IlsABrEY.-on Thursday, Nay o. after a kntg rnd
painful dlness LYDIA, wife OF William N Linabury Jr,
and daughter Of John l. Siker aged 81 years month
and days
she sleeps in peaee, yes, sweoiiy sleeps.
Her sorrows all o.er.
With her the storms Of life ar~ passed
She's found the heavenly shore.
Tue funeral services will take place her late r.s
dence o65 Eiehth avenue this tFrdayl evening at eis
O'Clock Tho relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfny invited to attend. Her remains will be taken
20 Pleasant Grove schooeys Mountain for interment,
Saturday morning.
New Jersey, Canton mn and Michigan papers pless
copy.
Ubr Ofh1 Dea,As Sc Second Paosl
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He Clxifns to Have Suenced ID
Peruvian Batteries!
YHg sYsNlsH FLEET BOUND SOUTHWARK
A ,yrited States Vessel Following Their
Movements.
catssaTloN At LIMA OF THE LATE VICTORY.
Decree Of the Peruvian Government BE
gardlng Spanish Residents.
&o. &c. Go.

mo steamship Costa Rica, Captain Bradbury from
Asn wall ON shc 23d u, arrived at this port yes
scsday.
Among the Costa Rica's passengers 10 Hon. T. H. Mel
ssn, a,s United States Minister to Chile.
TAore is no Of importance from Central America
Ws are indebted TO the purser Of the Costa Rsca for
~ prompt delivery Of nlss and dispatches
Tso following the specie list Of the Costa Riea:
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AnaaricAA Pofls, .

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pIawa Greer KDedo-d; bari. ririads.: Wells, Basnos
sas %ss, Jssnef sSnssni Holt scS.d.o. nsry sin..'
spris. c,rssras: % ,slen crosby ny Rush hsahsrs Geo
Ral!lmose ssilie y, Ba'sm.n " Kewns L.aming; JAS
~ wa S sasta "oaaes saessn
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rsa. Bssrrs nYori; Ephs.as sBrl cu.ins Ne!fsi aad
City Point; VIM Clyde. Powell NT0rk; schr NJ Free.
Howrs Sid ships Pursn and Chiaswicxbury. bark
si.tarr ship Agne. Penang; bark. Tweed Smyrna; Ed.
ward Everett Balipore brgs Root wyie Palermo; Gro.
Gus Gonaiyes George harris csrdcnes Below brig. saml
SYort; shP Armstrong Lenaon; sr.ss Sawyer, Car.
ss"a. hs,nr s5 seaS. s Laura Dodd Cape
SaIriaonE. Mar s-trr Ssri knsio CRus,. Blcmqui..
@ issSa PHI ,o !aps @ Colin SanSs. "s r Rs
nsyass, S Ssrs s s'y. sss RIO a 5Snerc
barks Anna tBreml, Bremcn; c.hrsi Norl. Cork
,p ere.t q tx Wave weosbara. ROTTERDAM; Srs. Geor
GA Holt csrJenAs tana sil; Misssippi tBr), Doe Dema
s,ha ship Orgy Esyle che..sroueh RIO Jan.iro cld
Duncan Sssss.a Sand Id, Sd srs MssI.spp Dsmarars
sfs M, s ss h1s Ysss v'RsS FsGs c
ss2s sss Gin. d.., ss E,s,sv coh. Mad'r.
fYh-cd hs. Henry olsers, Hili 81 Marks: Milwaukee,
BIss RivER Nay a-In port .shr sousAernsr Darling,
ccakRIEsToN Nay sS-Arr q s steam transport J $
Green Pairch,s sorlesp' sound % Eyors sehrs Dan
ship President Fillmore, Lnce. SYork schr vapor Bogers
"naprrx cs N,x "a In ,o,t he~s. pr.e- yxor-a y,,.
r-nsen fo- London. rsIm.G,ss sorwl oisy..n: camille
scneneke; hr.ss rrindelen Issscli, w wilson krsht
GALVESTON, May si-Ar steamer Lodona hoysy. New
GforcEsTrR Nay si-Arr bark courpbis I'm rrrparL
JAcKSoNyiLLE, say li-Arr schr John q NhEpple
Elliott ws,ss camden. Me; i,i julia Pratt BrS New
lor.; joseph Holmes IA "A, Nsers ca ls,h .eh,: 2
18th brig Mary Means Iibbet Boaton 18th. ear Leone,
MOBILE. Nay e5-Arr bark rsrnica tSor,. Moriensen
Cardrr. cid steamship Rovcr Langley. kiork; schr
MACiIAsP0RT May 10 SID br;gs Raven Petersen zazs;
Times, Lewis, Pors au Prince.
23t-in port waiting Wind bark yoysrer, for Port au
.,NEw ORLEANS May ss--c1d steamships Con sherman,
irgp stewsr,, hayr.: sclr star Coos, hyotk.
Ysse Dyer rhsdsiphia achr Western star EeaFss New
sKw BEDFORD, May MAR sehrs Thos B Smith Bow.
mnn' ' hhz@beshport; gosh Brook. Harris Philadci
SEwrorr. Nay ss--Arr schr Fleetwood, osrdn.r. New
'Ilint Pnii.enfIrsiaIqn'.. ,i5 Hsaq' ,1,rh.-,..w
.asus hr.ssL I ysd.N0rth, cro,by cndcnss: j. hserh.
s Norton do u Eaton Reed sasaa sehr nsmbry
asy Ssi snss xess; E Co.'s srier; ETss Ls
2 s~sIss ~ anr~ 49, ,l Lofway HaiaI; John Ged
,.roRrL.sb May y ga bark. cisrr. tsrv,, Rso~. sua
s.h-A,s lr.ss yAsLs Berry, Chase Massasn.; Abb,e
sehis MS!o9 Wlssl. oi Ksnarics f:h farncr asorss.
niue Eeisr Ws,e Sst aissss ''''''e "o'e' ~
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Marine Disasters.

s1rAssBIH BOLIVIAN C.uehe from Liverpool for New
leans with cargo Of hardware rice &c got ashore
the Sw point Of the Hole in the WALL Absco, the 29h Of
April After throwing overheard portion Of her she
got of the 3 and proceeded her voyage The
thrown overheard has been taken Nassau by sundry
wrecking vessels The arrived al New Orleans Nay s
and has sailed again.
wrecked near Main Dien, Capo Breton. hay1
SUR BRIrAEE from Caiao for Antwerp put into valpa-
raso April2 leaky.
sr sa ss. 70 1rs IN wSsp a S'
Ing went ashore the "boers where she remained all
snss Of the masters and s Of he Other VESSELS pr.
she gh.ened 80 as to net or on Sunday evening The
vessel was not much damaged
snir E,izasrTH HEIzx Child Of and from Warren for
m S & wSen Se q M Nay y G
Misccilancous
LArscnKpAt Cumberland. on Friday last from the yard
b so,nn,sndod BY CAP. McAiehy formerly Of brig VIM
Notice to Mariners.
p. iAcirc ocrAk.SEw AND nASeESogs Rsar
Auckland. New Zealand with OF brsadstus struck
boats "a Ss s o February as
Spoken, Sc.
Georges saais WW 10 ei Sinen LOT SeS YORK. NAY "
BARK Sarah King lBr from cardcnas for Cork. May u
Brig WIN Mason, Small, from Smyrna for Boston, April
Brig Kodiat from Now York for Nuevas, May a. Ia. 81
Brs Spencer, from, Baltimore for Havana, May "a As
KUN Il Baker from Portland for Aatan.ss. May N
Foreign Ports.
AspIEwAlr, May I7Arr brig BlackHsh, Pickett, EYork
lssn, bark xsnihS conway ao Mamie Lord Am.s-
Ss Ss ss s I.s 5 bss sssrs Pink
Xsaoyc EE Nay iSIn port brig Reynolds. for Nsv
C1nnDt, Nay l7-Ar James Keeler, Dclano. Liver.
C4RpIsAs May 2e-ln port brig Helen PhnDey, Boyd,
for paiiadeph1a; 1;.s ss9,e 9c day ,r m.
IioSoLury, Apr, ATT brgs J.anre Br san Fran.l.co
staples 90 for How.na. M S,, iasnd Ian io 49,,
s ss%sS osss
Ady 10Th Nov. scosai ,s for Quebec sith Delaware
sys.s "a srs 81 ,s and dny Of London
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A,laa,s i, Ivan. %.v fsr q sorlesns e, sa
for cslI.s .SSu Ts.ay FlSrsila rssssdy SD
Klllman, KYork.
n1s 5 ssa o1 sa. Ssas ass's
Eolssed. for Bal.rnors h scar Ed IAreyci Han. for
KAss1u NJ Nay 7-Arr brigs chro tBr,. Lee New York.
"a s or @ % ;.i In
NOri-sns Sid 18th. schrs Elizabeth Eleanor. Ireland
below oh.r;.ss.; sis ssAannisn Eeihsl j.ss.onvls
, M l NAY in @ po,' ssr.insns o9ns,a;ion Baby
a osnr. M e' iis DSass sS issR
wty ship Forest Eagle Bennett unc Sid l9th seamsfp
tsolden Age. farnsn orth, San FrancIsco.
PoNCs, Pr May iS-In port brig Echo. Benson for Balh
10Th.
Ro1rxKpAs, May 1G-1n poit ship baltimore (Duteh)
Meyer for NSor ana BHitgncre. ldg.
k,oGnASDt April isin port orig caciqnc, from EYsrk;
schr Pepla. from do
RIO JisKiro, April :cs,d bark Restless Sheldon rhlla
delpnis.
sr cso,I May i7Io port brig George, for EYork Me;
ytIrssAi,o. Nay a-ia port ship Britannia. Little. from
Calico FOR Antwerp. put ia FOR repairs.
arr at do April nh,? Latte raplsy, Iapey Monte.
vidco, and ED - FOR IL. rnrd Kingdom ss per ton.
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The TurE.

The Turf
UNION COURSE, L. I--TRoTTrS0.
THURSDAY, May a-Match $1,000, mile heats, best
three in hve, in harness.
r. Walker named blk. m. Fenian Sister, ...,.....l !
Jimmy Il
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EDTCTAL CITATION.
Ia Nv ytre on resolution OF The Tfonosahle pepr ~
CNn aud Criminal Justice OF this Colony dated nm, al
Mach, 1860, petition OF hepouiiiette-DL LBoRAH
BIAREZ
the undersigned Marshal d. for the fourth lime ca
snIcrabundhnn, -
JACOB PETER BARRY and JOHN BARRY whose ptaros,
are tchiidrcn the palni ~ ap-
pear representatives, before Honorable
Bench OF Ciy ans sriminal Justice aforeme on
iharsay ne IN oi snns ,s6 ~ O'Clock NJ in ord-s
70 give rrooi W her etifence case of hei, non
appearance the rsnun wi proceed sr.iost shs,r n
FOR the purr.e % otaHins sentence c.sts il al
presumption OF the death II the defendants -
PhhTshurg. March s. is6
CrN gyrENsEs
Published from the Court House at PhiIp~bura and of
~. Marlin. - ~
Date Va srpra
GERBER Msrshsl
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SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH ROY II.
Velvet sGsy .sd W. T;gs;sry s Sru';.. aayps a.
and Ingram Carpets. At reduced pricss; fsin CarpI
60 70 81 % q % per yard; Esssh b,u,.ss Carpets
yar superior ol.ioih q co. q q per yard Table aad
office and church Carpets ~ low prices Superior white and
checked Gowqua and Manning hatusg far p~rrs s'so
white and checked Aaitnys Es, 0s and tJe. Per yarr
BoWery.
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A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GET r.
"A srntcd konparc The mort per!es; Refrs.ator ave.
manufactured Water Coolers lee Pitchers Silver f.e<
Ware Table Cutlery Co.tsg ,nss snd ~ other liorse
C0oper lnsttute sign Of The golden KETTLE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-26
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Sales of Leaf
tobacco, l07 hhds. at ir-priees. Flour,
superfue, 81. Prime new wheat, 50 50.
Corn, Csc Oats, Acc. Pork, So 80.
Bacon shoulders, 1880. Clear sides,
2l3c Lard 209c Sugar, hard refined,
lie. Whisky, 50 rs. f a'"
The grand concert for the prizes took
place at the Sengerbund Hall tonight.
The competition was among all the lead
ing musical societies in the Union The
prizes will be announced on Friday
The attendance was very large, notwith-
standing the extreme heat The exer-
cises concluded with grand torchlight
nrnnnesinn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-26
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 25.-The South
ern Pacific railroad is now open to Mar
shall, Texas, and arrangements are now
making to push forward the work. The
old Berwicks Bay route to Gavalston
viii be open to Galveston by the LIST Of
August, with three steamers per week,
which will lessen the time Of travel ten
or twelve hours
The work on tie broken levees will
commence on the first Of September.
Cotton easier but unchanged safes
3sl bales receipts lO2 bales; New
York Exchange ! discount to par.