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RATTLE at Cadmus' Parlors. Premi-
UNI sets Of harness.. lIfii@ TO-.
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MATINEE for ladies and children this
afternoon.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True Econ my
POUND N THz
EUREKA BOOT.

UNHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAE
/ ST Louis Fair for l3d9 was awarded 70 the
manufacturers Of this beautiful boot. Il con-
bines all the utility Of the sewed boot uith the
cheapness Of the pegEed beOt. It's eonstrre-
ton 4 In this wise instead Of pegs. q pccu iAF
shaped brass screw Il driven into The sole Hhen
damp. and smoothly and ssonrely clincheds
thGs holding the soiss aud appefs tcfetheI -
tight that they can nersf rip pr I'VE way.
They liars all the 9naecth1ess sd eisfticity q
the seucd hoot, and none ~ the dltadfan.
tages attaehtDe . tbs pegFed boot; We teli
them A. Rrise o9i i,.ss l-osf sn.1 ~, ~
rore;lnr that l. indeed economical We
have Z fresh stock Of all kinds q becfl and
Shoes fcr ladies. gents. =s.sseI aIl naiidfan !,
also 4 fno line Of shoe ornaua1t1. which -
will aall al Wholesale and rgtall.
u0s. ]. LENETL a CO..
90 - Main sifesA
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/ ExcELLESr European staging birds
and parrots for sale at Mansfield & Hig-
bees drugstore.
GO l.. DIEcKNANN.
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HAVE you been to the Oriental Shaving
and Bath roomsp
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"ouRs" for the last time tonight.

Read II. G. Barnaby's lecture 10
the young mon of Memphis, In the
morning papers. ~
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FOR LEASE.

Co3 LEAsE-FRoM6 ONE On, TO TEN YEARS !
mis- profitable for sheds. residences, groce-
ries. man ufactories and gardens, Apply
pTIGS%lHily to v. 4 4. V WAhHRAfiH Fl
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New YORK cotton market.

By S. p. and A. Telegraph
NEW YORK. November u. 2p.m.-The mar
ket is quiet; sales. on the spot. 1000 bales; fu-
ture delivery, 900 bales.
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thu Nt" IUrh IHdThtI UptHVu quItli
but at noon was quoted quiet, but
strong at l6Ic for middling, with sales
of 1000 bales for future delivery, at l5ic
for November, l5lc for December, l5sc
for January, and l5lc for February,
basis, low middling The sales at all
United States ports yesterday were la
2S6 bales; receipts, 1882. No Liver
pool dispatches have as yet been re-
ceived. We give below the weekly New
York statement
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Local financial affairs are without any
material change. Checking continues
somewhat heavy, and the demand for ac-
commodations is greater even than that
Of yesterday. Depositors are supplied
by the banks at the old rate, while street
applicants, in order to obtain funds, are
obliged to stand a shave Of per cent.
per month on short date paper, with a
few exceptional cages, at p to 2ic. In
local securities, there is very little doing.
City scrip is 60 to 63c buying and sell
ing. County warrants, 67 to zoe. Ten
nessee money is quiet and quotations
unchanged Cotton bills are offering in
fair amounts, and rates are about as re-
ported yesterday Gold is being pur-
chased at ITO for shipping lots and &c
less for counter lots. The opening New
York rate was llls and the closing rate
at noon lll4,s Government securities
opened dull, with slight decline through
the list.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIYALl.

ARRIvALn.
Steamer Batesville, White River.
=" st. Francis, Mariana.
" Thos. H. Allen, Arkansas river.
ia fGfs Oil City, Shawnee Village.
" Arkansas Belle, Cincinnati
" A. J. White, Friar's Point.
(" Olive Branch, New Orleans.
Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
st. Francis, Mariana.
" Des Arc, Friar's Point.
Norman, Louisville. q
Olive Branch, st. Louis.
BOATS ~ FORT.
r. P. Walt, Batesyille, Oil City, T. H.
Allen, W. A. Caldwell, Arkansas Belle,
A. J. White, Grand Tower.
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FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.

Regular United States Mail Packet-For Brad
ley's, Island 40. Charley Morris Cottonwood
Point, Shawnee Village and all way land
ings.
OIL CITY.
j. d. Randall. master. M. W. Quinlin, clerk.
TNHIS SPLENDID PASSENGER re.
steamer leaves Memphis every l.sltszt.sF
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and kssxz=s-sst
FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or a.
the Coal office corner Of South Court and
Main street. 81
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Go to the Oriental Shaving and Bath
rooms, corner of Main and Jefferson.
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ESYRAY.

C,T3AYED-THIs MORNING CNov.. ~,
- lrrge black mare mule. thin in ORDER
shod before. Scared on wethers. Return or
"o'iiy p1iicKlNsON, WILLIAMS d CO.'S
62-t Cotton warehouse, washington st'
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet co.,.
s. Mail Line-For Helena, Friar's Point,
Mouth of White river. Pine Bluff and Little
Rock. connecting for Hot Springs and Fort
Smith,
ARKANSAS BELLE, Capt. WOODBURY.
T,HIs NEW AND ELEGANT IT,
/ side-wheel steamer will leave sllslttt,l9
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at |. m. go
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. q. PATTESON, Agent.
GO No. Madison 81. Stanton Block.
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MASONIC.
Masonic Temple.
WANTED.
-------------'--------
1000 HANDS WANTED

MEMPHIS AND IirItx Rock RARoAp,
OFrfcF GFy'L SUIT. 81 SorTH CouRf 81.
MrNPHIs. TKxx., Oct. g. $50. )
HAvING THIS DAY KNrER.kDl. INTO ls q, A
Ill contract to complete the main itBe q the
1empbis aoa Little Rock railroad ahd the
tranch road 10 Pine Bluh.
One Thousand Hands and Snb-COn-
tractors are Wanted at Once.
Arrlv a she Gee OF the Menglis and Little
Rock ruiIroad. No. 81 South CoSrf street,
Ven sl.l PM WM.B. GREKNLAw.
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srEAM.rrrrINc at 3l5 Second St.
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COTTON

The market to-day is quiet, with a
limited demand and prices a shade
easier, buyers not caringt to invest to any
great extent. Several of them were
looking around, however, with view of
buying should Eastern dispatches be ia
vorable. Factors generally we're willing
to sci, at the ruling prices, but werO un-
willing to make any concessions. The
sales reported up to noon we're about 500
bales, including middling at l41 to l4sc,
low middling at Ia to l4sc, and good
ordinary at lac, there being no strict or
good middling offarad Wa ouota.
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changed Bagging Is shade lower, ow-
ing to competition, but the demand is
OF the general market yesterdays st.
Louis Republican says:
There was. no improvement in flour
yesterday, and the market was nominally
unchanged In wheat there was fair
demand for good spring at full prices
and Sigh. improvement in inspections
of winter Sample lots of winter we're
neasurably sitter and carried the bulk
Of offerings over. New corn was active
and higher, the demand being still in ex-
cess Of the supply. Old was firm at I'M
changed prices. Oats were inactive and
shade lower in gackss although there
were free buyers for next weeks deliy-
cry at full prices. Bulk lots sold quickly
at previous quotations. Hay was steady
but slow. Provisions were nominally
unchanged Offerings Of all products
are very light, and the stock Of old ba-
con, with the exception of shoulders, is
about exhausted.
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PIrcn-rrss kiRdling.
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r ogT-A DARK LEMON C0L0RED
I nointer hitch; had on chain collar, with
the name Of W. P. Martin. $40 reward will
be Maid for her delivery at the Office Of W. p.
Martin, northeast corner of Second and Union
streets. 4s-I
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London stock Market.

By S. p. and A. Telegraph 40
y u In,-nn,- Nnn.n.A Ord . =
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WEEKLY srArEMkNr.

Receipts for the week up to this time sl,20l
Receipts at this port since September 221 1863
Exports from this port since Sept. L.. 1886
Stock on hand this port up TO this time 42,Ts6
Receipts at all u. 5. ports for week r
ending November l1..... ........ 13l, 203
Receipts at all u. S. ports since Sep
TENDER l,......;.,....;.,s....,;.,.,;t.,, S7a,s4J
Exports from all ports for week ending
ending November li..,...............,.. 54,5l9
Exports since September 1............ 263, TgS
Stock in u. s. ports up to this time, Sl4 ,lOl
Exports from this port to the Contin't 2,Ol4
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LOST.

OsT-THIs MORNING AT 6 O'CLOCK,
| 4 fifteen tame and two Wild geese out Of my
ward, 100 Main street. Liberal reward will be
Pa Hs.6 a II. SIEBERT.
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For New Orleans.

CAPIAIN NEAL,
win depart as above on M0NDAY. the llth
instant. at ip.m.
"a 25 Front street.
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ROBBERY o. TX: WsviRLsY NATIONAL BANK.

WAyyEi.EY, N. Y, March IL. 1870.
The waveriey National Bank, G. w. Buck, Pres
dent. was robbed early on Sunday morning. The
burglars effected an entrance through window.
The frame OF the new outer vault door was wedged
or sufficiently TO allow large charge OF powder to
be poured lii. which Ignited by a long fuse
pushed through the opening. The explosion bowed
open both doors and shattered the windows OF the
building Ihe door OF the inside safe was then
wedged and charged with powder and blown en-
trey OH and and across the vault The contents OF
The safe taken except package OF bills winch
were blown under the door and not noticed. The
loss 10 the special depositors OF the bank Is large
tnat OF the bank small, considerable remittance
having been made the day previous, and VIII not az
all interfere with its business sOyency. The bank
is IN somewhat retired part Of the village ana the
explosions seem to have alarmed no one. Tue usual
nighg occupant OF the bank was absent FOR that
nlgnt, aud the thieves, evidently on the watch,
awaited themselves OF the opportunity.
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the WRECKED STEAMSHIP EAGLE.

on the eth INST. Mr.. H. !. Qninan. ex-Treasurer of
tho Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, left this city
with Mr. william II. Starbuck, for the purpose OF
visiting the steamship Eagle which went ashore or
Body Island the night OF the Attn inst. On arriy-
Ing at Norfolk they found II quite Impossible To
reach the vessel with an ordinary steamer, and
had II not been for captain Cain, who or.
ierad his services and his Light dranght steamer
Cygnet they woud have had days OF labor
beiore getting 10 the stranded ship, The captain
qua aa ttat lay ~ his power 10 assist Mr.. QuiDan,
anu should certainly not be forgotten by the Allan
NC Mail steamship Company when they strike their
balance sheets concerning the Eagle. The s2o0.000
In specie was secured and taken Norfolk and yes
teruay afternoon Mr. Quinan and Mr.. StarDuck ar
fiVed IN this city with the precious metal. When
they left the scene OF the disaster the Eagle bau
parted III the nddle and the sea was making
clean sween over Der. she Will prove, II is believed,
q total wreck.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
INDIGNANT TiXPtYERS.
Another Albany "Job''-Legisiative Efforts to
4sKecOnsfract'' the Bypaths in Westchester

Another Albany "Job''-Legisiative Efforts to
1sKecOnsfract'' the Bypaihs in Westchester
County.
Among the rather eXravagant bills introduced
by the representative from the First Assembly Dis
trict OF Westchester county during tne present
session OF the Legislature IL one having for
It's object the ''recons,rucuon" OF an
ancient, timehonorec and seryiceable thorough
fare leading from the town o! Westchester, via the
catholic Pr0tectory TO the village OF West Farms
the announcement oi which mas created quite a
Juror among the property owners IN tnat section.
As an equivalent Tor laying nagstoBe
sidewalk, ana for grading ana macadanning The
said road the bi! authorizes the town Supervisor 10
borrow, on the credit OF Westchester, 'fhc sum OF
$6o,000 the bonds issued 10 be not less than 500,
and 10 bear interest at the rate o per per
anDum payable scml-annualiy, IN twelve annual in.
suing the same-the first tnstalment OF $5 600 on IA
Ist day OF February, ISL and IS annually there
after unti paidn Any additional sums OF money
required for the Improvement the OIL prov ides
NAV De raised py the issue OF town bonds NOT 70 ex
ceed the SUN Of $4,000.
Tne FIRST intmaiion that such an extraordinary
piil had been introduced reached the properly own
ers only q day or two SINCE, when their righteous
anger fermented TO the hignest pitch Of excement
petition against the "outragei was az once drawn
up and almost instantaneously received upwards OF
every Jaxrayer in the neighbornood has been
afixed for presentation TO the Legislature. The
ctlZens without exception are opposed to the
.oo,' and also infleXiblc In their determination
Is superiDtend tncir own improvements Ia the
fu.upe
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Marine Disasters.

srEAasHP EAGLE, ashore Body fslaps lay 18th
portion was IN somewhat deeper Water which, with her
ng e BACK aaa n wsr I Se 81 sr % IN h 5
But little Of her has been saved and that in broken
near the week Considerable Of The cargo has ded away
s aes Rese a a woa e % %
the 2i taking schr tow, with powder to blow up the
cargo she is all that wreck AMI Sc
gale WIN wash M her apart IL was smooth % an the beach on
gotat steamtus Relief with all thai has been saved by
SSaa york was 70 leave Norfolk IN o. 'Ae i Tor New
sarr MADyRA lBr,, simneraon from Swansea for San
video Aug 10 ieaky, has been condemned.
sorE ALBERT JAsnsos, from New York, with load of
leaking
soHR ORION, Osborn. ice laden, from - for Philadel-
jured.
BurNos AyREs, Jan q News received Yesterday Of
Providence s which took place near Iplcny She was en-
gagged IN prngng down the Eare k'ano troops from Para
QUEENsTowN. March Put in ship co!conda tRr). Da-
vls from Liverpool Tor Halifax, with cargo of salt man
mast sprung.
RIO J.sRIEo Feb S--The Germanis from Liverpool for
California; which pat Ia here leaky Jan 2, is dischargng
spoken.
Ship Monte Rosa from New York for London March a. Lat
saip Ka'e Davenport from Guanaps for Antwerp Jan is
ship Madge wdre from Savannah for Liverpool Feb 22,
Bark Cor.ntes from Glasgow for San Francisco days,
a' ~ ~ 20 \, ION - 81 & W. p. ,ond Ian .. t ., ,o
%a Lax kEss from New York FOR Blue
sohr Ida s. burgess from Georgetown So FOR Martinique,
Feb IL, lat 10 20, Ion 90 II.
Foreign Ports.
AaTwERr, Feb 2sArsived, Ferdinand Meyer, Phiiadel.
BRExKRmAvEs, Feb 2s--Arr,vcd Laura, wilmsen Bal.
more Baltimore 90, yoecker do; s7. Hanover 81 Him.
beck New Orleans; th Carl Geors, stover Savannah
sailed ss,h, Gsorplan, Rek.r. New Orleans.
Baltimore; Paul kia. NYork Express Peterson Bos.o6.
Oh FsS I Psnra' Moa Charleston
BoMnAY, Msrch Sin ror, ships Tmour, spooner, and
sailed Isl, ship Tanjorc. Cobs., Moulmein.
s!KNos lSAsriyed Hampton, coney Ban
Sailed 2o,h. Annie W Goddard, Randall. Eyork.
org @ Tas
MIND Jacssonyie Ls9ncss Dsen ga 1 sS ~ & srigs Daniel
Geo Dale Pn,aeephis and sailed 2aa for s. Thomas,
D snd M M
s9ue l%h Golden Fleece asshodes Demersa for Nyork
cARDrrF, Feb 26.Arived, Nunquam Dormio, Cousins,
Sailed ssh, Minerva, rhorjusen, New Orleans ssth Ida
Kat ssh Ella ia Mayer Thompson rsis rGr S}et
CossrANriNorLE, Feb 2sArrived, Farewell, Neumann,
CALCUTTA Feb III port ships carserook Castle tBr,
Cicero Or Asssadsr for NYofs Augusta. Kayns' and
DO bark Doxford Br for Boston dg ana others reported
CARpESAs, March 5-sa,,ed bark Mil (Br,, Dusmorc,
CiEsrurGos March s-Anived, brig Spencer, Hop.
Sailed 80, brig Ruth tBr. NYort.
CON- NYork and was ldg I'D 10 rern is,b ris Harry &
Aubrey Hammond Barbados tana sailed 1911 rof NYorl;
2si 10 resarn Velocity, Darrell, wilmington NC (and
:i ish hsnas SYe
remained 2sd; 2st, schr John Rose, Howell, tana
sailed s,n, schr Annie Whiting Hutchinson NYork ls.h
FAhnouan Sn0n .ss Js FeG ecsr Merritt Resa
Nyork
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THE METHODIST RO0k CONCERN FRAUDS.

Interesting DiscussiOn Yesterday m the
Preachers Meetia0-Thc Book COmn,ittee,s
Majority Report Endorsed, m,ias Whife-
Misunderstanding the Church 10 jis Fonnda-
ton.
Yesterday the New lorE Preachers Meeting OF the
Methodist Episcopal church discussed the recent
majority and minority reports OIL the Book Com
mittee The subject was introduced by the Rev. DR..
Andrews IN the form Of resolutions, congratuiating
the Methodist Church and community that the
charges made against the management Of the BOOK
Concern ana iis officials had been disproyed and
hoping that hereafter the subject would not be ag-
tated until II shall come properly before the General
Conference for Its action
Dr. Ridgaway opposed these resolution because
they aspersed by lmputat'oD The Characters Of the
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 49, s7o-TRlpLE SHEET

minority Of the committee. And he knew them TO
DC men 81 integrity AMI honesty OF purpose and
thoroughly loyal To the Church. Dr. Foster believed
Inc discussion mad already taken such wide range
that the Church has been shaken 10 ts foundations,
an extent as he feared would Interfere wthlhe har-
mony and peace OF the Church. Or. Crawford also
believed that the agitation had already done ire
ABOUT time now to stop II. lie was an outsider ana
had no knowledge OF facts that had not been pub
lshed but he was Wiling to take the testimony OF
ten good an a true men, servants OF God, rather than
that or three equally good men VINO present diHer-
ent verdict He was In favor oi dropping the SUD-
Ject here.
DIR. Curry had sifted and winnowed the whole
matter, both publicly and privately. anu ne never
haa seen presented such Il bundle OF chan without
single grain or wheat. There had NOT been single
tangible proof OF fraud or defacation sustained
against The head OF the paper department. ahd tue
head or the bindery department had proved conclu-
sively 10 the COMMITTEES that ne had lost money py
accepting me gom sweepngs "a nea o. u, cersan ar
Although THE Doctor and the committee believeu that
snch an arrangement was highly impolltic ana I'M
wise yet 1t did not evidence fraud. There was IN IT,
10 be sure, temptation to dishonesty: but nothing
more. IL was cheat and falsehood to publish the
minority paoer and suppress the whole truth IN the
matter. Dr. Tinany opposed the resolutions be-
cause they did not state the Iacts, or, in stating
them, presented but one SIDE. ne sympa,hzed
with the majority report; bat he believed that
an anxiety had been created In tue mind OF the
Cnurch which neither OF those reports had satisfied,
and he did not see what good the action OF an un-
constitutional body like the Preachers Meeting
could have upon The subject Mr. Taylor thought
tndt every BOOl WOuu cOHletOHt ol Tue uiscusSlOu,
anu that the subject mater having now come be-
fore them their non-action would have as mucn
weight OUTSIDE rs their acOn. lie did not lear for
the safety OF the Church. as some of his brethren
did. he believed II Is going 10 stand even II the
Book concern should go 10 the bottom. Dr. Wood
ruH thought the majority OF the committee were as
deserving OF credence as the minority; Dnt ~ all the
discussions that had ta1en place the report OF the
former was sti2natized as embarrassing report.
and their motives and character mad been maligned
and perverted.
The Rev. Mr.. Hcrmance, after few remarks
moved 10 lay the resolutions the table, which mo-
ton was lost ana they were subsequently adopted.
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TIE ANGLO-AMERICAN ERIE WAR.
Reported Resignation OF Burt : The Protec-
tion Committee Euchred-g25, 600 Gone
Where the Woodbine Twineth''--
Some Revelations Promised.

The Anglo American war for the control of FL ric
has now opened in earnest Messrs Gould ana FISK
having executed mastery coup by which they
have bowled over Mr. Burt, the legal agent OF the
sot-dtsnnt Protection Committee, and blown up the
bulk OF the f25, 900 OF golden ammunition with
which the Britfsners hoped TO fight their case
through the courts.
Learning that The enemy had imported 100, 600
shares which had been borrowed in London for the
purpose OF getting them transferred here INTO
the names OF Mcssrs. Raphael n HEATH the
leading consprators OF the English ring
and tnat these shares had been defaced and
rendered unmarketable by the unauthorized
nlling up OF tne blanks In the certificates
with the names OF the members OF the committee,
the Erie directors being already enoned 10y the pre-
ferred stockholders from recognizing t0e stamped
sares, decided 10 refuse all applications Tor the issue
Of new certificates IN the place or those rendered
vaueiess and unmarketable. On teiegraphing this
decision and receiving a reply by the cable Mr. Burt
iound tnat his clients OF the protective committee
were ''shoft' IN the London market some
one hundred thousand shares and had made
the discovery that tue f25, 900 they had OBTAINED
from the foreign f0iders by their tax Of
one sshtning per share, and very considerable
ference on their borrowed stock. THE Rrrlshers
are also harassed by u vigorous attack on their
rear, the financiai agents ol Gould and FISK having
recently performed some very perplexing opera
lions in Erie stock IN the London market Mr. Burt,
ihdg himself In deeper waters legal and fnanciai,
than ne mad ever waded IN before telegrapaed MS
resignation of the post Of legal agent, and promi-
nent finsncier connected with an Anglo. American
banking house has been appointed to succeed him.
An attempt was made 10 serve some papers ful-
minaied by the American lawyers OF the English
ing on some OF the Erie managers yesterday, but
eternal vigilance is the price OF the liberty enjoyed
by Gould and Fisk ana the watchfu. seniuels of tine
Erie stronghold kept the inuncuonists a. bay AT the
portais OF the Grand Opera House.
Messrs Could and Fisk claim 10 be possession
OF proofs. furnished by their agent III London, that
the members OF the so-caiied Erie Protection Com
mittce are merely agents OF u gi. aniic conspiracy
formed by the union OF the interests OF the New
York Central and Pennsylvania Central line to
crash out the Erie as acompeting line. The main
object or the English Clique. 1t is alleged, Is TO
owned the other side and after getting it trans
ferred into their own names, dispose Of the proxies
To the managers OF the two ab0ye-named antago-
nistic corporations, both OF which nave recently
secured the passage of laws authorizing them TO
purchase.
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Poar OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship seTa aNG), Trautman, Hamburg via Cher
boufg-- kunhardt Il Go.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Porland-J r Amex
Ship Pride of Canada Ir), Lyall LiverpooE Aorgans
Sons
Bark Regina Gr,, Cummings Antwerp-H Dewoif 4
Co.
Bark John Bouon Br), Lindsay, Laguayra Porto Ca
bclo-Dalett Bliss 4 Co.
Brig Avon {Br), Garner, Lisbon-G r Buley.
Brig Laura tBr), Carmichael Cadiz for orders-D De
Wolf
Brig La Cayenne tBr, Doherty, Aux Cayes-Morrson L
Barlow.
Brig Thos Owen Gupll. 81 Jago- --Thompson 4 Hunter
Brig Oliver Cuts (B Nelson, Port PrinceR Murray,
Jr.
Brig Mcneil, Small, sagua-Boyd Hncscn.
schr Mischief !BrI. Meyer, 81 Thomas. .Pcniston CO.
Schr Pointer, Holmes, st Stephens, NB-Jed Frye Co.
schr segun, Call. Jacksonville e-van Brunt Saght.
Schr u Taylor Taylor, Charleston N McCready Co.
schr N Ireland, Ireland, Wilmtngton-E Hurlbct
Co.
schr Stanciif, Trayne, Baimore--J Mckee.
schr Watson, Adams. Chester, Pa-Baker Dayton.
Schr Arioso, Nash, Boston.
schr Yankee Boy, bill New Haven--Ferguson Wood.
sieamct vineland, HAZEL, Baltimore