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The Rc-organized Commission Of Emigra-
tiOn.
The Board of Emigration Commissioners have
infused some new blood into their organization
by the election of James W. Hustled, of West
chester, and Alexander Frear, to I'LL vacancies
created by the resignation,of Chauncey Depew
and E. F. Smith. The new members are both
men of great vigor and activity, and possess,
moreover, considerable knowledge of the
affairs to which the duties of the Emigration
Commission pertain. Mr. Hustled, in his ca
pacity of Deputy Captain of the port for many
years, has acquired large experience in our
shipping interests, emigrant ships included.
Mr.. Frear, in his position on the Board of
Charities and Correction, would necessarily be
brought good deal into intimate relations
with the Commissioners Of Emigration for
although the latter is State institution, and
the Board of Charities is county commission,
their objects are in many respects identical.
1t is eminently proper, therefore, that Mr..
Frear should meet his colleagues of the other
board on an equality. Hustled and Frear were
both members of the last two Legislatures, and,
although acting on different party sides of the
House participated largely and intelligently
in the legislation for this CITY,
Under the new order of things, we look for
better times for the poor emigrants, and espe-
cially more perfect management of the depot
at Wards Island The Board Of Commissioners,
as now constructed, IL very efficient body,
and if they do not perform their duty faithfully
it will certainty not be from ignorance of what
that duty is,
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way property made now while there are
doubts as to this Arcade abomination, because
there are no buyers of such uncertain real
estate. The Astor House put up at auction to-
day, under these doubts concerning this Arcade
spoliation, would have TO be withdrawn, for
there would be no bidders.
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MISSOURI.

Violent Storm I'm Kausas City-Buildings
Blown Down.
KANSAS CITY May &, 1870.
During violent storm last night a large, three
story unoccuped building, on the corner Of Third
and Wyandotte streets, belonging to Ermne Case,
was blown down. The loss was $4,000 There was
no insurance. Almost Immediately after q four
streets, owned and occupied by Aiken Dubois Co.,
leather and saddlery dealers, fell with tremendous
crash, burying the stock, which was valued at
s55,00o. The loss on the building is S16O and the
insurance $4,000. There was nobody in either
building.
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Heavy Judgment for the City Of St. Louis
Political Movements.

Sr' LOUIS, May 3, 1870.
The Circuit Court yesterday gave judgment in
favor Of the Public School Commissioners against
the LindOll heirs for thirty five acres of land Just
outside Of the city limits, worth over 100000.
The Times this morning states that at a meeting
OF the Democratic State Central Committee recently
held here 1t decided not to hold State Conyen
t0n for the nomination Of State ticket and the
chairman Of the committee has been authorized to
publish an address giving the reason for such action
The Times also states that number OF radical
Office holders both federal and State, have been IN
session here for the purpose of eectng an Organi-
ZatiOn TO defeat, at the fall election the suffrage
amendment to the State constitution passed by the
Legislature last winter.
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BURNING OF TIE STEAMBOAT sHpfAx.

Destruction Of the Stamford ind New York
steamer at Her Dock In stamford.
STANFORD, Conn.,, May g. 1870.
The steamboat shlppan, running between stam-
ford and New York, took flre as her dock In SIAM
ford at ten O'Clock last night. Before she ccGld be
hauled OF the fire communicated TO the freight
house, which was filled with freight. Most Of IL was
removed, but the boat and building were entirely
destroyed. The boat was built i've years ago, at q
cost OF $40, 900, and was insured for $4,000. The
freight house was built this spring and was unin-
suled
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship SaxOnia will leave
tins port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg aud
Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve o'clock noon.
THE NEW YORK HERALD--Edition for Europe-will
be ready at ten O'Clock in the morning.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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ROME.
PnpaI Reply to Austria. .

Papal Reply to Austrin. .
VIENNA, May 8, 1870.
The reply OF Cardinal Antonelli to Baron Won
Beust's mole Of February 10 has been received.
The Gard nal holds TO the position taken by the
Court Of Rome and exhibits annoyance at the spec
tacle of Austria leading the opposition among the
Powers.
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THE ELECTION to fill Whittemore's vacancy
in Congress has been ordered by Governor
Scott, Of South Carolina, for the 18th inst.
Whittemore and an ex-naval officer, named
Dunn, are the only candidates. As White
more avoided expulsion by resigning, it will
be interesting, if he is reelected, to see
whether Congress will yet expel him for the
same offence
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REUNION AMONG the BApTIsIs.

In the Southern Baptist Convention, at Louisville.
KY, Saturday Rev. DR.. Jeter OF Virginia, offered
q resolution to refer TO committee the subject OF
cooperation of Baptists North ana South said com.
mttee report whether any, and If any, what action
should be taken in the premises by the Convention.
After a long and spicy debate the resolution was
adopted by large majority and committeesof four
teen apDcinted.
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SPAIN.
The Church Question.

MADRID, May s, 1870.
In reply to Deputies to the Cortes the Ministers Of
Justice and Finance declare that the State will no
longer pay salaries of those bishops who refuse to
take the oath to the constitution, but the gov
ernment cannot dspace the bishops, because 1t did
not appoint them.
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Quiet at tho Polls.

PARIS, May S--P. NJ.
Great military precautions were taken, and the
city has been quiet all day.
Dispatches from the departments report all quiet.
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Beauty Under q Cloud

may be relieved from any blemsh ordinary erup
tons, such pimpes cold scurf what IL called
muddiness Of the compleYon By course OF srAFFORDS
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS. They act upon these
and dscolorations in the veno
operation being exactly the Of the suppressvs
washes and lotions all OF which less
Instead of driving the impurities back system
rcappear other Of the body and
FORMS the Powders them to be exhaed through
pores
Sold by druggists One package, IL powders ~; pack.
ages, 81 So Mailed free. Money sent a risk.
HALL RUCKEL, 2ls Greenwich street, New York.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Captain John M. Hamilton Of the United States
Navy; Jerome Pifney, OF Saratoga; Rush Hutchins,
Houston, Texas. and d. L. Turner, OF Edgefeld s.
c., are at the Metropolitan Hotel
A. B. Cammack, Of New Orleans; j. T. Ely, OF
Washington; W. G. Buchanan and james Lonergen
Of Mexico, are at the New York Hotel.
w. G. Sprague, Of the United States Navy, ana
Mort. de Guerney, Of Harrisburg, are at the ST.
Charles Hotel.
A. Moore, Of Plattsburg; M. J. Ward and J. G.
Blosdel, Of Boston; w. Gushing, OF Massachusetts,
A. F. Stevens, of New Hampshire, and Alexander
Ereus, OF Maryland, are at the Astor House.
10. A. Warren Of Washington; e. G. Jones. Of
New Bedford; ]. H. Culbertson, of Weedsport Pa,
and w. f. Parker, of Norwich, Conn.,, are at the ST.
Denis Hotel.
General A. Gorl0ff, OF the Russian Legation, and
Colonel Townsend, Of Mississippi, are at the Claren-
dol Hotel.
Captain Ninnger, Of the United States Army DR..
Townsend, Of Boston; NJ. P. Bemus, OF Maysville;
II. l.. Doll, Of Massachusetts,; II. S. walbridge aud
Colonel w. Collins, Of Toledo; DIR. Smith, OF Rich
mond, Va; Rev. DR.. Brown, Of Alabama, and w. M.
MCPHERSON, Of ST. Louis, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
w. Graham, OF England; L. n. Shear, OF Talahas-
see, Fla; Rev. H. g. BettersOn Of Philadelphia and
Il. 5. Bartlett, OF Baltimore are at the Coleman
House.
W. J. Drisco OF st. LOUIS Henry Hooper, OF Utica.
and E. NJ. Cummings, Of Detroit, are at the Grand
Hotel
Prominent Departures.
Colonel Manuel Feyre, Peruvian Minister; General
B. +. Butler, M. A. Clancy, H. Mccullough and Sen
ator Bayard, for Washington.
p.r.o,., No.e.
Jay Gould ana George Crouch are both in Gin
cinnat.
General Fremont, who has been seriously Ill in
washington several days. Is now reported to be con-
vaiescent.
Henry McIves, the boy somnambulist who disap-
peared from Cold Spring, has turned up in town In
New Jersey. He probably had bad dreams as soon
as he struck Jersey soil, and thus woke up.
Mace and Allen are both in New Orleans, and are
reported in good condition. Allen gave successful
sparring exhibition last night-Sunday-tha being
in accordance with New Orleans peculiar views OF
keeping the sabbath, and probably with Aliens.
An old man named Hugh Soheet, eighty.five years
l. of age who has youthful hclpmeet only ITO years
old was before the Cincinnati Police Court on Friday
on charge OF begging. he was sentenced 10 thirty
days in the Work House, but The execution of the
sentence was suspended until he should repeat the
ofrence-
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have been seized and several condemned 70 heavy
penalties.
large number OF arrests have also been made In
the departments.
Gus,ave Fourens Is still in London.
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LATER AND IMPORTAy NEWS.
Paris Said to Be Hostile

Paris Said to Be Hostile.
PARIS, May Sill p. N.
Nothing definite as to the result OF the vote is
known at this hour but 1t Is roughly estimated that
the city has given 1884, votes against and 10000
for the plebtscitunl.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Railroad Collision Near Cbnrieston-A CoIored
Camp Meeting Delegation Run Into-Thc
Election to Fill Whittemore's Place Ordered.
CHARLESTON, May 8, 1870.
A collision occurred this afternoon on the South
Carolina Railroad i've miles from this city, between
the regular passenger train and train with several
hundred colored people bound for camp meeting.
One colored boy was killed anu several coored per-
sons were wounded,
Governor Scott has ordered an election on May l5
TO I'LL the Congressional vacancy caused by Mr.. Whit
temore's resignation. There Will be no regular
party nomination, and Mr.. Whittemores only Oppo-
nent will he >. &. Dunn an ex-olcer or the FEDERAL
navy. who runs as an independent republican can
Gliac.
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At "Headquarters."

PARIS, May $3.50 p. NJ.
All the election committees are assembled at their
places Of meeting, and will remain there all night TO
receive the returns from the provinces
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GERMANY.
The ZOIl Parlia a,nent .

BERLIN, May 8, 1870.
King William closed the session OF the Zollverein
Parliament with speech from the throne. He re-
turned thanks for the ratification Of treaties with
Mexico and the Hawaiian islands, and congratu-
lated the members on the work accomplished.
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The Army Vote.

PARIS, May ST r. NJ.
Polls were opened in the barracks, and nearly
all the soldiers in and around the city cast their
votes; but no civilian was admitted 10 witness
the voting.
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In the departments far as heard from, the great
majority have voted In the Affirmative.
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The People Assembling.

PARIS, May S-11 O'Clock r. NJ.
The people have assembled In immense crowds in
the boulevards and other parts Of the CITY, The agl-
taton is very great but there has yet been no CON.
fict with the police or troops.
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''SpoiliDg for a Fight"

PARIS, May S-P. NJ.
Semi-oflcial journals anticipate disturbances to-
night or tomorrow, but nothing has occurred up
to the present hour to confirm their fears
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The Chinese Mission.

BERLIN. May s, 1870
The King today formally received the Chinese En-
bassy.
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A.-Thc Best Place To Bay Y0ur Hats is Of
EsPENSCHEID, manufactures, 1Is Nassau street.
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A.-NOt "ThrOu9h a Glass DnrkIy.v has
open to the light: PHALONs vITALIA. OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR shines through the uncurtainsd bottles
that contain IT, The shades OF II to gray
hair natures and II devoid OF any sediment.
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THE EXCISE LAw--SemARxaBLs STATISTICS.

superintendent Jourdan left the Central Office at
very late hour last evening, and with his lighted
cigar took run through his command, adjacent TO
the Central oice. After his departure, through the
courtesy OF Inspector walling, the following statis-
tics OF arrests on Sunday, between the hours Of six
A. NJ and nilre p. NJ were furnished the HERALD
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ENGLAND.
The Gladstone Cabinet.

The Gladstone Cabinet.
LONDON, May 8, 1870.
The London Observer revives the rumor Of the re-
tirement OF Mr.. Bright from the Ministry and men
tions Mr.. Mundela as his probable successor.
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ARRESTED FOR INroxrCATIoN.

First precinct, D; Second, o. Third, 0; Fourth. %
Fifth, 8; Sixth,7; Seventh, 1: Eighth. 2; Ninth o;
Tenth, 81; Eleventh. 0: Twelfth, o. Thirteenth, 2;
teenth, L; Nineteenth, l; Twentieth, a; Twenty
first, Il Twenty-seeond, L; Twenty thlrd /; Twenty
fourth, Twenty fifth and TwentysiNth, o; Twenty
seventh, 2; rwenty-eighth, o; Twenty ninth, Il;
Thirteth. rhrty-first, Thirty second and Thirty
third, 0--total, 30.
The arrests for violations OF the Excise law, 2.
This Is IA gratifying show for the police who have
enforced the law. The drunk and disordery arrests
IN the thnty-two precincts were Z; disorderly c0n-
duct 26-total arrests for the time specified, 81.
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A Good All Wool business suit,
$l4, at BROKAW BROTHERS,
Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union.
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TELICRAPnIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Highly Important News from
France.
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Paris Votes ssNO'' on the
Plebiscitum.
The City Vote, 182,881 "No,"
and 13S,79O eyes,"
The Rural Districts Generally with the
Bonaparte Dynasty.
Intense Agitation in Paris and
the Tuileries Guarded by
the Army.
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Can the French "Edifce be Crowned"
with the House Divided9
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Papal Reply to the Aus
trian Note.
The Church Question in Spain and CONNER
cial Question in Germany,
FRANCE.
The PIcbiscitum Vote.
PARIS. May s-8P.M.
The voting on the p,ebtsctt,na is completed, and
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A.-FOr a stylish and Elegant Hat 20 70
D0UGAN'S 102 Nassau street, corner OF Ann street
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Muster Of the Troops.

Muster Of the Troops.
PARIS, May s--11 O'Clock p. NJ
The precautions against an outbreak are doubled
strong military guard has been stationed around
the Tuieries The places Of the Conservatoire and
Artset Meters are occupied by troops and the Place
des Invalides is filed with cavalry.
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Can the French "Edifce be Crowned"
with the House Divided?
Papal Reply to the Aus
tI.ian Note.
The Church Question in Spain and CONNER
cial Question in Germany,
FRANCE.
The Plebiscituna Vote.

The voting on the p,ebtscttum is completed, and
the counting has commenced.
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The Vote in the Country.
PARIS, May s-11 p. NJ.
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A.-HerrinG's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway corner Murray street.
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English C0atinns-New styles Just Received
by MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor, 5s6 Broadway.
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ReinfOrcements.

des Invades is filed with cavalry.
Reinf0rcements.
PARIS, May s--11 O'Clock p. M.
Fresh troops from the Camp Of st. Maur arrived in
Paris tonight
Latest and Highly mportant-ParIs Votes
ssNo.''
PARIS, May s--Midnight.
The vote on the plebi iscttun in the city of Paris,
with one section only TO- hear from, was as fol.
lows:-
Yes....................... LBS 100
The city remains Tranquil.
The Country Responds eyes, SO far ms
Heard from.
PARIS, May S-Mdnignt.
A few returns from the surrounding provinces
fes.......... 53G
The Regicide Conspiracy Gustave Fiourens
Not ssRound the PolIs.''
PARIS, May S-P II.
The police continue unremittingly their search for
parties implicated in the alleged conspiracy, ana
many arrests were made to-day.
M. Llssagaray has been condemned to one years
Imprisonment and fine OF 1000 francs for making
violent speeches at political meetings Other per-
sons have received similar sentences for innamma-
~ speeches in the provinces, where mvny journals
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Electricity n Curative Agent Applied by
DR.. CHAMBERLAIN, No. q West Fourteenth street.
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At Gold Priccs.-The Largest Assortment {,
the city OF Boots and Shoes for Ladies', Gentlemen Chill
dren, f. A. Brooks This In the largest house the city
b75 broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Great reduction.
Soled Shoes half price.
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CristadOr0's UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-Sold
applied al his wig and scalp factory, No. House
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Misslsquoi Spring Water Cures Bright,s Dis.
blood. See pamphlet. u -
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Best sonp for Family Use 10 Pylc's $50. X >,
Soil bv everywhere
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Fer g, q Stylish and Elegant Hat 20 to
DoUGAN's, 1o2 Nassau street, corner OF Ann street.
At Gold Priccs.-The Largest Assortment il
the city Of Boots and shoes Ladies', Gentlemen Chill
b75 broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
sofed Shoes half price
Barpains-Bargains-
DIAMONDS, WATCHES ~ ans 5fswHEInsyl " s,IvHHwArr,
a1s sGa saa ass "'f ss
% No.. .I Greatly 4 M REDucED g:S PR PRICES s,s -, n,
sni. sso sio $50 set Silver spoons. Cups. Forks.
- rA,.s - =. rx AT wnoIEsALE ,!I1 r,sI PRICES;
Goods sent BY express to all part. of the United States to
0s SGoRSE whole
between Spring streets formerly ais Broadway.
Best sonp for Family Use 10 Pylc's so. K.r
Cri.tadoro,s UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. As,or House
English Coatinas-New styles just Recciyea
by MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor, 566 Broadway.
n, Essssisi.y +. gSrsys Agent Applied by
Nfissisquoi Spring Water Cures Bright,s Dis
OF the Kidneys, Scrofus and ali impurities the
blood. See pamphlet
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid in Gold.
Information furnished The highest Douboons
and all Kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO. Bankers, Is Wall street, NY
Shirts, Collars Cuffs, Drawers,
Unrivalled in style and manuiacture,
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The Metropolitan Job Printing Establish.
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This establishment offers advantages possesssd
by other In the United States
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-20

pie choose to select judges as well
as other officers for themselves. To
consent to any other principle would
be to defeat all the objects and bene-
fits Of association and cooperative ef-
fort for a common good, and allow in
dividuals to override or defeat the
wishes of their fellow-citizens, when
expressed by a convention as fairly
and fully as it might have been by an
election itself.
Several gentlemen whose names
were before the Convention, and who
were defeated for want of two-thirds
vote, received a majority vote, and
yet have withdrawn their names from
the canvass. However they may have
failed now, this honorable conduct
will be remembered much to their
advantage hereafter. The object of
the Convention was to select from
among good men, such as could be
agreed on; not to pronounce dispar-
agingly as to the qualifications of 9TH
ers. Such a selection has been made,
and no man alive has the right to set
up his own judgment, wishes, or pre-
tensions against the voice of the peo-
pie thus expressed. If any man runs,
or the Radical party undertakes to
put forth candidates, they will deserve
to be beaten.
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THE K
Who Bid for its Stock and how kcCombs &
Co. Come to Buy It.
The Facts In the Case, as Presented by the
New Orleans Times.

Whatever may be said of the man.
mel of the recent sale of the CITY stock
in the Jackson Railroad, it appears,
from the proceedings in the man
damus of Mr.. McCOmb, now on trial
in the Eighth District Court. that the
two parties having the largest inter.
esss in the road, and most able
Of all others who were represented in
this city, to give full and fair value for
this stock, were really bidders at the
same time with McCOmb. These were
the Gas Company, which is a creditor
Of the city for a larger sum than its
bid for the city's stock, and the agent
of Schroeder q Co., who are the largest
holders of the bonds of the road.
Now, of all Others from whom the
most liberal bids should be- ex-
pected for the city's large and con-
trolling share of the stock of the
road, these are the two parties, and if
they have been excluded from the Op-
portunity of bidding, we should have
regarded the recent sale as even a
worse and more reprehensible and OBJ
jectionable transaction, than ii has
yet been represented to be, and no
other parties would have had stronger
grounds for protest and denuneiation
Of the act. Having had, however, full
opportunity for putting fh bids. and
having made bids at far lower rates
than McComb, we cannot estimate as
as these parties and their
and allies would have us do.
the sincerity and d~isinterested-
ness of their present indigna-
5ion and horror over the adiudi-
,aton to Mr.. McComb. They at
east are estOpped from setting up any
complaint Of the ~irregularity and
1recipitancy of the sale and adiudica-
They had full notification, and
we're well informed and prepared to
make their offers, They knew the