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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

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No. II Exchanee Hsce@ATORDAY. July 90.
Huctionesrsr E1ohanee, on Royal, between Canal
and Cusfomh6usS Stfsets. in the city et New Or:
leans by yfsue Of an order Of the Honorable second
District Osust foe the parish Of OEsan!. dated June
~ is7o vii! b sold b1 pn6i,c auction, iS the oooye
oxLOr OF GROUND, with I'll the Improvements
thereon, in the essend District Of THE ei,y. in
square bounded b. Sc. Ann, OrleanA Tonti and
Ecchebisvo stsosSs. dessnaAsd e not No. Is. and
measures 10 American measure 30 Test front on 6t.
Ann street. By o. feet. inches and lines deep. on
line Of No Is and q feet inches ands lines deep.
on lice Of lot No ~ The improIsmSots comprise
neat one-story frame cottage with mont gallery and
two rooms; kitchan. with TWO rooms and gallery.
saed cistefn. garden, with fruit treeas etc.
Terms-Oneshird cash. bels1es q one and two
years credit in notes secured By specia mortgage
and vendors lien, and bearing interest Of eight per
cent Per annum from date Of sale till anal p.ymen.
with clause Of Eve per cent attorneys ICES, IN event
OF suit Improvements to b kept fully insured,
and policy TRANSFERRED holder q notes. purchaser
to assume payment Of al taxes for the year lsu
z Act Of sails and United States stampe st ths Ok
peuss OF the purchaser, before Joseph Oohn.
notsry public, ia- js2l jy8 Is Y 30
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DY C. z. GvxARDEV q C3.. AUG
% tanesrs NicholssJ hoey ATcslonssr-v
: 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer
chants end Auctioneers' Exchange. on Roy
Al between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
this city of New OAeans BY virtue Of an order Of
the Honorable L. Duvignea Judge OF the Second
June 2l 1870. will be sold by public auction for &C
count OF ssid succsssioDs-
CERTAIN ACCOUNTS and BILLS RECEIVA.
Bile belonging to the late commercial arm of @. A.
Bsrriere Bro, - par inventory on hle and to be
exhibited at time and place of sale.
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes.
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TnE STATE % LOUISIANA. h
FIFTH DISTRICT COUNT FOR THK
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
CATHARINE RINGROSE VS.. p. d. McADAN
her nusband-No. l1O6


nEREBY CERTIFY.saTHAT ON THR
tnird Gay OF June, 1870 Judgment was rem dered In
tnis court IN the following envitsd suit in the words
and figures following, to wit. - 80 "o'"'
band-No l7O6. SO -l'r-"'~' Nei AUS
In this case, submitted to the court bv conssnt
OF pafues, the court considering the law and the
evidence to be 10 favor of plaintiff -
De Jucgment in fsvor Of plaintiff Catherine Ring.
tose, sno against defendant, Parrirk ID. McAdam,
JOE the sum OF four hundred collars with mortgaee
a.a privilege, and that there be separation Of
properly between said plaintiff and defendaot and
that said defendant paw the costs OF suit.
.Jnnement rendered June 5, le70.
|. higned June 8. 1879. :. - Ia r,s-
VSisned CHARLES BEAUMONT,
Judge.
IN testimony Whereof have hereunto set my
nand and afxsd the seal Of the said court ct the
city OF NEW Orleans, on this thirteenth day Of
june. n the ysar Of our Lord ono thousand leehs
hundred and seventy. and the ninety fourth year Of
the indopondenoo Of the United 6tatea
| ..,-~ PHILIP POWER, JR,
! JsD 0Vis' Deputy Clerk
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By Plscide J. Spear.
By Placide J. Spear.
MOST VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN TIE
PARISH OF JEFFERSON. OPPOSITE THE
CITY OF OARROLLToN. 4-a 1e
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW NORIERE FA'
ZENDE.
Parish Court in and for the Perish Of JehersoE-
'-f Court Docket No. lis. l7'"

DIV PLAClDE J: sPEAR. AUCTION.
ID eer.-O@cs rs Exchange alley.-WEDNkS-
DAY, Ausnst 8. le70, 1t twelve O'Clock H., st the
St. Charles Auction Exchange. rotunda Of the
St Charles hotel, ON St Charles street, between
Common and Grayer streets; vii, be sold By virtue
of an order from the Honorable W. Scott. Parish
Judge IN and for the parish of Jefferson. dated june
e. 1870 for account Of the above succession the fol
loving described property. to pay tee dests and
liabilities Of said succession. VIZ 80, ..
a CEkTAIN TRACT OF LAND, with al the
buildings and Improvements thereon, and right
the batturs in front thereof f any there i.) sit
ated in the parish of Jefferson the right bank OF
the mississippi river Opposite tn: city OF Oslrolton
measuring arpents and feet front on said river.
By go arpents in depth. said land s bounded above
By the property of lie Breton, Dorgenois, Des
chspelles. and below by the property Of Mr.. Qci
nette. al
Terms and Conditions-One- halt cash. and the
balance ON credit of year. notes divided into
parcels coupons and securet BY special mortgages
on the property sold. until final payment, which
notes win boar interest a. tie rats of sight per
cent Der arnum from the date of sale until final
rpaysnt. without authorizing the purchaser or pur
chasers 70 retard such payment beyond the period
of maturity Aforesaid
Act Of sale before F. j. Lazier. notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser including United
States stamps je25 iy2 JIG q 30 Au3
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10! fOR TW1 0UMMEB:! m,
BAY e1.~eoVES.
CRESCENT HOTEL,
AuGUsrr PHO, MAMAoER ~

Aeeommaeasions for two hundred o. two
hundred and fftg gueetA :. .ssif,Irl9.g ,.,,i.,4--
Nooms separate d q suites.
Th. sroasds - larGs ard bssutifulIy ernansnIsd
with treea, shfubbofv, eta
a clear spsisg Of cold xatsr sushss mp in he
, Ths facilisiss for bp4hipg 90 esmpist>. I, ~
The sheil road along the bay Is Dee. Of the Mest
don parties ffonl ldsW dFisone ,I77'7 $3.50 p
Z The Creole Or Oanslis nske daily trips froa ths
city,: -,
Landing ct the Ct6sssut wharf = Il. dessIs
The ChattanooGa RailToad, which runs just in
Of the hotel 6ardsn6. will b ready 70 travel By
July4 sf.s.,,.
Board and lodging SIS per month; children unHsr
ton years, =; servants half price. les cod
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Usissa State: ': s91 1:xs: s.S ~ K,,s my
". n boxes wine. F. : O.. Clarst wine. -
THE K. q pss se a. SSg.s
pon... 70 me directed IN Is above
::s ssd: :s 70 5s 81 d ss
twelve az oc'eSk r. e the snsssnes q The On
Customhou.s srssts, in thus city. the following d.
scribed property, viz.
Three nundrss and one bo1ss ct WINE, msiksd
ore hundred and one boxes Of WINE. marked s.
;fisssfy. four bosssss VINE. n.rk.dF.o Q. Clsrst
T.1m..-ce..s. .s =. Tim. Of asa,udies..es. 50
un.s s..... x.r.b. 5 s 3 s. q E.ais's..
ae>rss lGsvsss ct ii. -. ssssaes Gssasa
TN,rHE UNITED srA ATE DisrRror oousr,
1 District OF Louisiana, No. ?eo2-By virtue
q Il. hsS... bidder on M
e. T. e. e. ga
between Canal and Customhouse stseetA il this
II The steamer GOLDEN ERA. her tackle. stc, !
unitsd States Hasss.fs Once. New 0sss.ns.
'eAe - -''' 81: e7s'srea. AR PACKARD. -
ie3O jy7l6 .-,-e 4 United States Marshal.
Unaied STATES va 1O0 Gases Gin and rs
Gases OF Brandy. -
IN THE UNITED STATES DIST RIOT COURT,
1 for the DISTRICT Ct Louisiana. Ne. sAeo.-By "
above entitled suit. will proceed "a sch to the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, july 9. 1870.
attWelve (l O'Clock NJ, ct the o0tFAnco OF the Ons-
lomhouse, on Old Lsves street, bstwesp Osnal and
Ouatonnouss streets. in this oty, the following d.
One handTsd csses Of GIN and twenty-five easss
Of BRANDY. - Ia -....- - -,a.----.-
Tsrms-Ossh at the time Of adjudication. =
twenty first day Of Juns. 1870
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ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE.

SUGGESTIONS OF MR.. AND MRS. c. A. BAR
N'. BIERE
Second District Court of the Parish of Orleans
No. rs 4z3. -f'
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
superior Gaurt

NOVEMBER TERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING
Participants Tobin VS.. Portland Saco &
Portsmouth R. r. Co. Action OF tort TO recover for
personal Injuries sustained by reason OF an alleged
detect in the platform around the depot of the de-
fsndant Company. The testimony was briefly this:
That the plaintiff, wao is minor and drove hack
for his father, went with passengers to the Bcs-
ton depot, drove up sid of the BY the ladies,
entrance, stepped of to his wheel and then to the
platform, when he alleged, he stepped into hele
four inches wide six inches long and an inch and
halt deep, caused 10y the decay of the edges of the
plank where tn came together, and thereby pro-
ducing very severe sprain, in consequence which
he was confne to the house for three weeks and
moi able step upon his foot for thres onths The
evidence also tended to show that the platform al
though built by defendant Company, was wholly
within the limits Of the street.
The defendants contended that the alleged defect
in fact detect and if the jury 20 find, the
Company were not liable, inasmuch as the platform
was in the limits Of the highway.
The presiding Judge instructed the jury, among
other things, that the defendants, being common
carriers of passengers if they found they built and
maintained the platform Immediately adjoining the
station solely for their convenience and that or
the passengers and others having business at their
staron and not for the convenience of citizens pass
ing along Commercial street, without the permission
OF the city authorities, the company knowing it to
be in the highway, these other things being proved
the Company are responsible. Damages Gained
$4,000. Verdict for plaintiff FOR $3.50 Exceptions
filed.
Bradburys. Webb.
Nathaniel Rowe and wife VS.. Inhabitants of Fall
mouth. Action Of tort to tor personal inju-
rss sustained by the wife by OF alleged de-
feet in the higl way in the town Of Falmouth, where
by she was thrown from her carriage, her hip dslo
Gated and otherwise injured. Damages claimed,
$1,000. Evidence for the plaintiff nearly concluded.
A. A. Strout. Howard & CleayeS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
1 Euc;;n fat.pb EtF,

tl.llat On !ts HAoiih isl..Nn ELEarI5sFs
Jases af Ht'bsfs. fine ffoslieas iasirscl Of
FRIDAY rontains reports Of three cases of bribery
10 the late election brought before U. s. Com
missioner Peckham on Thursday. The first
was the case of Robert Morrow, defendant.
VIM. Nj. Hale, whom Morrow was charged
with bribpg, testified:
He said, voted for BENJAMIN I. Eames; I
received ten dollars from Robert Morrow Tor
voting fol- BENJAMIN r. Games; he gave me ten
dollars in the afternoon at his saloon on South
Main street; it was the defendant, Robert Nor
row, here present; VIM. Almy gave me check
90 white business cark, on one side mo. Or.
M, anu punched with q conductors punch
on the other Mr.. MorrOw's business card: Nor
row told me to go and vote and then 90 to Mr..
William Almy and get a check and it would
be all ri lht; be told me to get a check of A Inv
and did, and weut with it to Morrow and he
gave me $40; this was on Tuesday last voted
for Benz. T. Elmes for representative.
The next case was U. s. v. Robert Morrow.
charged with bribing VIM. A. V. Harlow to
vote. Harlow testified:
lvoted for Benjamin L. Games az member of
Congress on the Slh of November: received
COMPENSATION for it five dollars from MIR. Nor
row; did not get it from him myself; got it
from VIM. NJ. Hale; went to his place Of bust
ness that day with Hale to get the money for
Young; was present when ten dollars was paid
to Hale by Mr.. Morrow-given to MIR. Hale
and myself for voting; nothing was said at the
time; check. was given to Morrow by Hale;
on the back was mo. q" and the initials ''R
M, then punch in the right hand corner
Ike boot, and 'he figure 2 on the back.
The third case was that Of Uaited States vs..
Charles II. Burroughs, charged with brbing
Adam II. Glascoe to vote. Gla.coe testified:
Voted on the Sab of November in the Second
Ward for Representative to Congress; voted
for Benz. L. Eames; l was paid five dollars Tor
voting for him by the defendant, Charles 81.
Burroughs; L went to the ward room between
SIX and seven in the evening and when got
there l met friend of mine named Isaac
Southall, who lives ON Thay er street: asked
him if he had voted; he said he had; I asked
him If there was any coored man in the ward
;he said there was Que named Louis Schpf-
fer; went up stairs aud met Sch1fer and he
handed me an Eamcs ticket; said 1 did not care
for that; would see further; be told me that was
the ticket ought to vote; another man showed
me Davis ticket; that was the ticket intend
ed to vote; took the Davis ticket and went
down stairs: when | started back with it I met
Schoe1er with the Eames ticket again; 1 was
told that II voted that ticket would get five
dollars, and was here referred to Burroughs:
voted tue Eames ticket, and went with Schpf-
FER TO Burrill's restaurant and received the five
dollars.
Capt VIM. E. Hamln, who is said % be in
the employ of Messrs. A. & W. Sprague be-
came surety for the defendants, in the sum of
$1,000 in each case. Ills said that these are
but the beginning OF series of similar cases
which are to be prosecuted with vigor under
the U. S. statute.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12

The installation of Rev. Mr.. ODER at the
West Congregational Church, we learn, takes
place next week.
Rev. DR.. Pennington, recently pastor of the
Abyssian Church, Newbury street, died the
other day in Florida.
We are Informed by the committee of the P.
A. 8, N. U. that q doorkeepcr is stationed ut
the head of the flight of stairs in the rear OF
the City Hall On concert and lecture nights
with the key of the rear door in his hand 80 a 4
to let any one out who wishes to go, and to
open it at the close of the entertainment It
is kept locked merely to prevent entrance by
that means
The Street Commissioner has widened
Vaui nan street and laid nice sidewalk from
Congress to Bracket street.
Gov. Chamberlain was at the Parker House,
Boston, Yesterday.
We learn that Karl Akers tbe Maine scplr-
tor, was married in Rochester NJ " ,ost
week.
U. s. Bonds we're quoted in London v.ster.
day at 80 IA. SO 3,S aud 80 Ia Geld opened
in New York at ITO 7.S, advanced to iii IA
and closed at ITO 7-S.
Lewis Pierce, Esq, Of this city, LETT yester
day on a folr months trip to Europe.
The gold fish have been taken from the bash
of the fountain in Lincoln Park as the foun
tain is to be covered over for the winter.
There will be a social dance at Linco Hal
on Monday evening, the second one o! tb
course.
The weather yesterday was raw and cold
Thermometer 39a at 8 A. NJ. and 450 at noon
There was snow squall about II A. NJ tina
last about five minutes.
The International Telegraph Company hay
opened line from this city to Gloucester
Mass
Liquors were seized yesterday at the shops Q
Thomas Donubce, corner of Fore and Centc
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12

PORTLAND BAND.-To.night the Portland
Band will give its second concert at City Hall,
and We htpe that there will be cordial sup
port given by our citizens. It is we'll known
that although there was fair attendance at
the last one, yet there should have been mach
greater number present. We support cheer
fully and literally oar Mercantile Library As
sociations and Army and Navy Union courses
of entertainments, and surely our Portland
Band is an institution equally worthy. We
are willing to go into OBSTACLES over the Thee.
dore Thomas orchestra and Gilnore's Band be-
cause we say they are such thorough musicians
and yet We have very good band OF onr own,
continually striving to perfect themselves.
Give them encouragement. Let them zee that
we appreciate them. Ambition is excited by
applause, while carelessness follows apathy.
The concerts commence at 71-2P NJ, and
close precisely at II P. NJ. Let there be full
house
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
RclIxlous Notices.

ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL.-Sabbath School at the
,Alien Mission Chapel, corner of Locust and Cumber
M. Prayer Meeting every Frida7 evening All are
cordially invited. Seats tree.
Y NJ O. ASSOCIATION, Cor. Congress and Brown
Sts.-Reading Room open day and evening. Social
religious meeting this Saturday, evening az "A
vited.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Cenxre., and Locust
streets, Rev. Mr. Root, Rector.-Divine service at
l0t A. NJ and P. M. This is free church, and all
are welcome.
ST: LUKn's CATuEDRAL.-Sunday services at 1oI
M, and P. Nj. - u -
s. MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge.-sunday
ally invited to attend. W. ~oAN'-
>, BETH FL CHURCH, 81 Fore Street-Service. in the
Detnei Church Tomorrow at 10t O'Clock A. M, and
M; Az are cordially invited from both sea and
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Preacling at
Socieck p. NJ. by the Pastor, Rev. W. E. Ober -
rsaysr Meeting at u P. M. sabbath School at rol
CAsco STREET FREE BAPTIST CHURcH.-Preach-
Ing tomorrow at 10, o'clock A. M. and 8 O'Clock p.
Mil ~ 1 hsd rast9r Rev a. smith, Sabbath School
public are invited.
MoUSrFoRT STREET A. NJ. e. CHuRoH.-Rev.
mr, STANFORD WI pre'ch to morrow morning at 10i
Progressive Lyceum will m .st at lO4 O'Clock A. M
NEWRURY STeEsT CHURCH, Rev. Samuel Harri-
son, Pastor Prayer me ting in the morning to-mor-
row. The Lord's Sup or will be celebrated i'm the
afternoon. Sunday School at o'clock p 81. All ara
invited. ~ 1'
FIRST BAprIsr:-Usual service at 1oA A. M. and 3
F. M Sabbath School at Las. Sabbath Concert Mt =
collection will be taken to aid the funds OF The
school. - INV
ST; LAWRENCE STREET. CHURCH - Rev. Lewis
Goodrich, Of Wells. Me-, will preach at this church
Tomorrow at the usual hours.
Y: NJ. @. A.-The second Sunday in November
having Deen set apart as day OF prayer by all Y NJ
Rooms of the Association. in this city, from 10 IN
o'clock A. M. general invitation is extended
SECOND ADVENT HALL.-Mrs. Annie E. Smith of
.Star of Hope Mission" New York, will preach at
the usual hours RI public service TOMORROW, The
public are invited, Seas free.
NEW JKRUsALpM CHURCH.-Public services will
pc held as usual in the Temple on High Street Sum
Gay morning at 1pj o'clock. Sunday School immed-
ateiy after the morning service. Evening meeting
IN the Vestry at y o'clock. e
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
SPECIFICATIONS services tomorrow fSundavl as
iolows: Sunday School at o'clock p NJ Preach-
Ing a. 2: nj. 9 nfe ence Meeting at T. The pub
lie are invited.
SECOND USvE .SALIsT SOCIETY, Putnam's
Hall India Si-5unay School at 10 80 a. m. Preach
ing at 3 p. III. ny the Pastor, Rev. James Marsdel
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
THE ASSEMBLY DIVIDED

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE Journals special
dispatches which it considers reliable makes
the House Of Assembly consist Of Ga Republic
cans and Ga Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
CifI A6aIra.

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
A special nesting of the Board of Aldermen
was held last evening. The following orders
were passed:
Ordered, That the City Treasurer be author
lied to hire sum not exceeding $1,000, to meet
various deficiencies in appropriations.
Ordered, That the Committee on Cemeteries
and Public Grounds be authorized to expend
sum not exceeding $500 for the purpose OF pre-
serving the slope Of the Western Promenade.
Ordered. That the Committee on New Streets
be authorized to negotiate with the heirs of
Lemuel Dyer for the purchase of strip of land
on Com mercial street, if they deem the same
expedient.
Rsconsidered the vote paying the Portland
Water Co. $500 previous to the contract made
with the company and referring back the mat
ter to the committee.
resolution was received from the County
Commissioners, asking the city to furnish them
and the Clerk of the Courts with better accom-
modations; the Clerk needing the room now
occupied by the Commissioners. Referred to
the Mayor to investigate aud report thereon.
Petition of Francis Fessenden to build a
wooden stable near his residence on Deerng
street. Referred to Committee on Buildings,
with au tborty.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. H. Cotton steady AID quiet
sales 1884 bales; Mddling uplands at 16ic. Flour
sales Il, $50 bbls. State and Western q Zoe higher
and more active; Stste at IS q 6 90; Round no p
Ohio at 8 30 "a Is; Western at So % IS; South
ern at 60 q so. Wheat q Sc higher; sales 1!o,
a 80 for new; No. 2 at q 9 % tor new; White
Red and Amber Western at SO e 81; White Mich
gan 46 q 60. Corn dull; sales 81, 600 BUSH new
Mixed Western at S5c; old at 81 "a Ssc. Oats frmer ;
Ohio at 80 "a 6ilc; Western at 81 "a 59lc. Pork
steady; mess at "a so; prime at 20 so "a 81 co.
Lard frmer; steam at 133 a l5c. Butter dull; Ohio
at IA q Bic; State at 26 g 42c. Whiskey lower;
Car at 81 "a G3e. Sugar in fair request; Porto
Rico at 10 q 105c; Muscovado at 81 lg 10c; tair to
good refining at 81 az 10c; No. ~ Dutch standard at
10sc Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine steady at Asa
q acc; Resin quiet at 95 q 2 90 lor strained. Pc
troleum steady; crude at lie; refined at 231c Taow
more active at 81 a SIC.
Freights to Liverp jo firm Cotton g 9-l6l; wheat
s @9Id.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1l.-Flour more active and firmer
for Spring extras. Wheat advancing with IN active
demand; No. Spring at 994 q 99tc, Corn quiet; No.
at &C. Oats frmer; No. at 3S3 a 40c. Rye quiz
ct; No. firm at 7Oc Barley steady; No. 2 at 81 9
size. High Wines firm at S2jc. Mess Pork steady
at "a 90 tor old and2 rs q 90 90 for new Lard firm
at 13Bc. Green meats easier. Live Hogs active at
Z 90 CT Is Cattle very dull.
Receipts 5000 bbls. -four, 49,0CG hnsb. wheat.
25,000 bush. corn, 10000 bush oats 1000 bush rye
$4,000 bush. barley, 1890 hogs. -
Shipments-S000 bbls. -four, 1884 coo bush wheat
100 600 bush corn, COO bush. oals 600 bush rye
$4,000 bush. barley, Il GEO hogs. -
CINCINNATI, Nov. II Mess pork in little demand
and quoted at % OC q "a 90. Live hogs weak 10 no
@725. Lard at 10 g lac. Whiskey quiet.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
hGI 1la'A 50. IA
seasonable WOOlens, Linens, sc
at Auction.

VERY Low at Private Sale. an assortment OF
Off se Desks Show Gases and Store Counters.
no9tf f. o. BAILEY, q CO., Aue'ioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
TEL nApuIn Irnux

Four. freight cars on the Vermont Central
railroad were smashed up Friday in conse-
quence OF the train getting off the track.
The receipts of customs for the week ending
Oct. 3lst were $414. 435, at Boston and ST. 4O3 :
600 at New York
President Grant has gone to Philadelphia on
private bufiness.
Matte Bothan,, of Wheeling who shot her
seducer, has been acquitted OF the charge OF
murder.
James Fisk, Jr., published card declaring
the ITSbune's statement that he had ordered
out his regiment on election day to be a "will-
full, wicked and base le.' The Tribune re-
spends by publishing an attested copy of the
order
professlonai DaIf prayer gces uoITafs a
day besides fifteen dollars for hotel bills and
railroad fares.
Paymaster VIM. G. Marcy, of the Navy, has
pleaded guilty to the charge of embezzling
$4,000 OF government funds entrusted to his
care. His sentence has not yet been pronul-
gated.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FOUR K.LLE
AND THREE FATALLY wOUDRD.

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FOUR KILLED
AND THREE FATALLY wOUDRD.
COLUMBIA, Nov. ia terrible accd ent &C.
Cured on the Greenvile & Columbia Railroad
yesterday, about twelve miles above Column
bia. A passenger train from Greenvilie fell
through the trestle work and the baggage and
passenger cars we're precpitated twenty five
feet. One passenger car remained on the
track, being supported by the wreck. A relief
train was dispatched Immediately and returned
to this city with the dead and wounded at -
o'clock last night Four persons were killed
and three fatally wounded; among the latter,
Hatson Lomax, colored State Senator from
Abheville, and ex Confederate Colonel James
Hagood. A number Of others were seriously
injured. The accident was caused by wheel
breaking and throwing portion of the train
off the track while passing over the trestle,
causing the trestle to give Way