Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-22

Eleven arrests we're made by the polio,
Of the lower district yesterday-seven
whites and four negroes.
Twenty-Five cases were disposed Of in
Police Court this morning and thirty.
nine dollars 10 fines collected.
Catherine MeCarty was pabbed BY
patrolman Maloney, yesterday, and
lodged in the Adams street station on
the charge Of assaulting and battering
Bridget Crow, s,auoyas
James Spots, q negro, was up before
the Commissioner at the Adams street
station, this morning, aud fined ten dol
lars for assaulting q colored woman in
the Poplar street market
The grocery and commission house Of
Wolcoit, Smith h Co. was entered by
burglars last night and fifty sacks Of
coffee stolen. An entrance was effected
by pricing open the front door.
Joseph Doner, who resides at Lagrange,
was stopped on the highway about one
mile and half from town, by a party Of
robbers, last night, and forced to dis
gorge two hundred and seven dollars,
after which he was permitted to proceed
on his way. The party of robbers con-
sisted Of four men and two boys.
The stock thieves continue their aepre-
dations in this and adjacent counties.
Several outrages suffered at their hands
have been reported at police headquar-
tiers within the past twenty-four hours.
EpIscorAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CELsBsA-
rIos.--Tbe juvenile fste in the pleasant
grove near the terminus Of Vance street,
Saturday, was, in every respect, q de-
lightful affair. Representatives from
all the Episcopal Sabbath Schools of
the city were present in the per-
sons of teachers and pupils, and each
seemed to have been emulous to make
the finest appearance on the occasion,
evidently conscious that, their beloved
Bishop was to be among them, and would
be an interested observer. Every tiny face
was dimpled with smiles, every little
form decked in holiday attire; and the
happiness of the young seemed to
impart itself to the older, and
was reflected in the countenauce Of
parent, teacher and friend. Inthe midst
Of a scene like this, on arriving at the
grounds the Bishop, taking the stand,
addressed those around him. Ee said
be rejoiced, on his return from long
tour in Europe, to witness such demon
stration, and he assured them what he
had observed would strengthen him in
the cause of the Redeemer. While abroad
he had witnessed many such demonstrs.
tons of Sunday school children in EGG
land and other places, but none of them
had given him half the pleasure that
he felt on that day. While con-
graduating the children of the Sunday
schools on the bright appearance they
presented, he said he most particularly
alluded to the Sunday School Of the
Church of the Redeemer, which had in
creased in members during his absence,
far beyond his most sanguiue expecta-
tons. The present time, however, must
not be considered the proper time for
speaking, as they had GENE tc these
beautiful grounds to enjoy themselves,
and not to listen to addresses. He
would take an early opportunity of visit
ing the several Sunday Schools in sue
cession, when he would address the pu-
pills, teachers and the members of the
congregations. He would new express
the hope that all would enjoy them
selves in pleasing manner to-day.
That all did enjoy themselves in
the fullest throughout the day probably
none present would fail to testify. The
sports were kept up until near sunset,
and numberless innocent amusements in
dulged in, while nothing whatever oc-
Cured in the least to mar the general
pleasure and hilarity. On the happy
success of the affair, teachers and pupils
alike may be congratulated.
Beautiful grenadines, 20 cents;