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C%ARRIH6TOH MASON,
Agent. No. 9 Madison Stree
MEMPHIS WATER CO.

The Annual Election of Board Of DI-
rectors OF this Company viii be held at the
Office of the Company, No. 10 West Court
street, March 9th. Stockholders are Motif ed
to attend. T.. W. BROWN,
fe23 Pres. Memphis Water Co.
ID virtue of deeds of trust executed to me
ID on the 18th and 18th inst, by the South
western Publishing Company, 1 am author.
lied TO sell its stock OF ooh stationery, etc,
and to collect its claims and to apply the
proceeds to the payment Of It's debts. And
l hereby notify it's debtors to come forward
and make payment At an early date and thus
save cost. Ifurther notify all persons hold
ing lust claims against said company to pro-
bate and file the same with me on or befOre
the drst day OF May next, or the same viii
be barred.
This February 20. 1871.
fa.a W H Trnsfaa
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SIZE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis.
pensary, headed "BOOk for the Million
Marriage Guide" in another column. II
should be read by all.
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LAW REPORTS.

First ClrCaIt couFt-HslskelI, Judge.
The case of Word vs. Andrews was on
trial nearly al day yesterday.
But two other cases, Nos. S95 and 800,
were called.
This is motion day.
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You can buy as fne and the latest Gen
tlemenis Dress and Business Hats Of Leidy
& Co. as you can in New York or London.
The very best and latest goods. See their
late atVlaa.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
20q MAIN STREET.

HIFK h CoRwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders Job
Printing on the shortest notice. tn pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
Go to JOE LoCKE's for the latest news
from all sources.
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7 O. o. P. DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELuoWB' HALL corner OF Main ana
North CouuL-Huth Lodge. No Il DalknIeEs
o. Rebekah-meefs on the lOurIh Ihurs-
day night OF each month al ~ O'Clock
g. II. Norwood, n. 9 Thomas Bacon sec
rotary.
GAYos0 E-ECAEPEEET, No. 3-meets on the
nrst and third Thursday nights OF eaeh
month, at - O'Clock. j. Russell, L. ~
O.. n. Carroll, Il. p; Thomas Bacon scribe
MEHPHIB LODGE, No. meets every Tuesday
night al 8 O'Clock A. W. Jones. n. 9. J..
w Heath, ". G.; J. W. Waynesburgt Seoy.
BAEHER LoDGE-B. Bingham, n. O.; ". q.
Moyston. v. - -Shlpwayt Secretary.
CHICKAsAW oDGE No. 8-meets every Nom
day night. at 8 O'Clock John Gordon n.
o.; Th0s. q Bingham V. g. Thos- Bacon
Secretary.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Monday, March 28Eh. I8zI.

u virtue OF a d-fa issued by the Clerk OF
- the First Circuit Court or Memphis, Shed
Dy county, Tennessee, and to me directed, i
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MAsoNICDIRECT0RY

LODGES. ~
SOUTH MEMPHIs, No. ID MOnuaytn
each month-Halc cor. Madison and Second,
W. s. Matthews, ". M Ben. K Pulen
AEgFFovA. No. lBS-mests LIST Monday In ev,
cry month, AZ Odd-F ell ows EalL Corner
Court and Main. C.M. Carroll N.M.i John
Beamish, Secretary.
LILA 00TT. NO. 2g-msets LIST Friday Of each
mouth-Hau cOrnes Madison and Second.
h 81 HighDe6 W. a.; A.. judah See
uFsoro. NO. -me Sd Friday Of each
mOnth-Odd-FelOWs' Hall r C. uuam-
son. ". NJ r. W. shelton, Sec.
KHWIgEIEG, No. Hl-meets 4th Friday OF
each month-at South Memphis Hall, cor
mer OF Madison and Second. W A. Id
mOnds, W. n Louis CEapsE, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PFrr CHAPrER, No. H-meats ID Monday Of
each munth-Odd-FeIoWs' Hall A. D..
Wheeler, n. T. h p; C. Q. Locke. Sec.
MFWPHIB CHAFTEE No. IS u. D.-meets at Odd
Fellows Hal. Sd Monday Of each month.
Henry J. Lynn n. T. d. p H. stesver,
Secretary,
Rand aM
FuHEKA oUNc1 No. 6-Tneets 3D. Monday Of
eaoh mouth-Odd-FeuOWs Hall. D. b. FOrs-
lei, IN. III; O. ID. Myers, Rec
TElrPLARs.
CrRrFT COrmANDERV, No, Meets 4th Nom
day Of each month. Geo. Aeuergh, Conn.,
I'll. RarchuB, Rec
CAIvARY CHAPTER or ROsE CRoILi 18TH No.
D. CharIes W. Adams, Gd, NJ. W..i HI.
ToUlinsou, I'D, Eec.'.
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TO LOAN.
rrNrrEp ANCIENT ORDER OF pRUIDs.

RFOEEY-On collateral security. Apply Al
VI go Front ST. LfeEl J.. H.CAsH.
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GRAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal.
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FINNIE & 90.
SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET,
BROWNE & BROWNE. 8I5 Second street
STRAIN FITTING. s16 Second street.
Rad Walker Bros. price list.

Gas STOVES for Restaurants, &c Browne
B. Brownies, S15 Second street.
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van couahs. Bronchitis and Consump-
HCn-lu its early stages, nothing equals
--cs5s Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Do--rv liz Is also s great blood pBri-
o-I ssrauetk rest0rer or tonic, and
- aT5[-ar Complaint" and costiVe con-
~ re Bowels IL has no equal,
~ s%erofulous and skin diseases, as PIN
blotcbss, SAT- rheumi erysipelsa
pies Weld TO its wonderful cura-
rfspsrfies. Sold by druggists
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The PARLOR AN0 SIDEWALK SKAIE.

THE BLUFF CITY SKATING AssOCIA-
Il ton have appointed JOE LOCKE Sole
Agent for the sale Of their Skates, at whole
sale and retail, as also the Rink privilege for
this city. Call and see them at &6% Main
street. falQ
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ST. FRANCIS,
FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas Riyar---S8mBhis aad
arkansas River Packet CO.
1eU. s. Sail La8

WsU. s. sail LIS
THE ell sgant Passenger Packets OF this line
l. leave Aemph1 FOR ali points On ArEzu-
sas river, as follows:
Steamer MARY BOYD sEues. master
Every Monday. ar5pu.
steamer T. 81. ALLEN --W oOdbUru, master
Steamer DARDAEELLE Berry. master
Every Wednesday, lr5 pm.
steamer par observation-disclosures master
Every Friday, ats PM.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wedu65-
days goes through 70 Fort smith. The 1llls
that leave Memphis on M1Dlzys AID FIi1lTs
connect 81 Little hocE with OFT ugl- lFal-l-
boats for Fort smith. and with stages for Hot
Springs Camden, Ark4delpIla and wash
lngton All the boats o. L-s line laF-
Ing been built expressly tor the trade,
possess superior acCommo1alons Tor pas
porting freiznI 20 all points on the Ar
kansas river without detention, as azg stage
Frsfrhts consigned to this c5mrsrv ~
Memphis or Mouth Of white river. ufl -
forwarded promptly 10 destination without
charge FOR transfer.
JOHN d. ADAMS President
w. O. PATTESON, Agent.
tel5 No. Madison ST.. Stanton BLOCK.
Merchants ST. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Loulsbur7. Oar
4lnELAEr DAaAar wa 2A4H4 anu EDa.
smith: composed OF The flltOwLng
FfrEtclass, L-oW-Warer Fr-isht
and Passenger Packets
SALLIE, u B.. Johnson, Master
COLUMBIA Q. HansT, Master
UTAH, ]. r.. Voorhees,. Wsgfsr
MINNIE, - H7sisr
Connecting at Little Rock with T
Stages for hot springs and the
l~EhL-uraugnt steamer Little Rock H0HsfTE-
master Tor ali points on auBDer ArrauFaF-
Frelglt received at ali times rom boat or
ralroad and transferred, free Of charge. 20
boats Of this line Marx aud consfgn FOODS
q -. Lo4A md Arkansas River Packet Co.
are OF ELLIOTT & MTLLFR- Aa5ts. Memphis
4 n n CO.. Agents, Cairo.
Jas. SYLVESTER sup'E
Ls5 ~ N.Commerciai 81. 81 LOUIS no
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Merchants ST. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
FRLAR's POINT AND BENDS.

FFiaF's PslBf, Helena and Beads UHIfsf
States Nail Packet.
go Phil. Allin, b
Leaves Memphis Mondays aud Frldavs. az
Pm, commencing on the 6th fnst- ~ r1n-
uuufng throuEh the season.
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NOTICE.

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE NO. 1876 BROADWAY.
Cash Capital, $2,5OO, 600 90
Assets, LIST lazy, 1871, 4,578, OO8 OF
Liabilities, 1868 n
A BSTRACT Of the T"HIRTY-FIFTH SFBI-
n ANNUAL STATEMENT, showing the
condition OF the Company on the first day Of
January, 1871.
ASSETS.
Cash. balanca in nk,... I7447g g.
Bonds and Mortgages, being first
liam on Real Estate, worth S4,742,-
l,S8I,6l5 %
Loans on stocks, payable on de-
mand lmarket value Of securi-
ties. Sg}2,49O AZ, .....-...........-..- 24g, 300 90
United states stocks( market valueJ ], 3SOg37 So
State and municipal stocks and
bonds market value, .-.-..,..-.. 554y39O 90
Bank stocks market alueD.---. IS3.425 90
Interest due on LIST January, ISL. 1926 So
Balance in hand Of agents. ........... 65,769 AZ
Inland TisEs, et6), r s,95 Il
items, 1886 IS
Premiums cue and uncOlleC.ed on
policies issued at this ohice,---. B,4H Is
Steamer Magnet and wreckiug ap-
paratus, -. ....-.-..--....- 3.Ug5 II
Real estate, ............. $500 90
Government stamps on hand. 40 .
Total 81 SIS, OO8 o.
Claims for losses outstanding on
LIST January. 1871, ...-~.....-............ SI59, 368 Il
Due stockholders on account of
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR VICKsBURG.

United States Man Line fr Vczsburz-FJr
Helena, Napoleon and Nl-EslCrE.
COLORAD0----lEs Mckee. master
This elegant PASSENGER paCEaL -
viii leave as above
THIS DAY 18th inst, al pm.
Freight received AZ l-l-SrLOla WlaTllOlEs
We Agent.
fsb5 FLEH.C I.supL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-25

In order that steamboat navigation NAV
not be interrupted, the structure must be Oi
that lind known as the swing Bridge. D.
The superstructure $50 feet long, viii rest
ter and upon one circular pier and its turn
table In the middle Of the stream. There be-
ing no rock With reach, brick or some
cular pier will require about $50 81. and the
abutment about 90 "A. brick, to be Laid In
hydraulic cement.
Width Of tbs clear track 10 be sufdclent for
the passage of wagons meeting thereon. say
l6 feet. Hight Of bottom OF superstruCture
above high water mark, 5 feet above low
water mark IS feet above bed Of stream. Sd
1set The bridge must be capable Of bearing
g rolling load Of to the Hneal foot.
without material detection.
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Aberdeen Is about eight miles from the Mo-
bile aud 0uiO railroad aud connected there
with by rail, The location OF the Bridge is
about one and n hall miles IRON the railroad
depot, over an excellent road. Both banks
Of this river are above high water; the
and pier viii rest upon the rot
ten lin estOne, a material easily Ieveled with
the pick. Depth OF low water fourteen feet.
OF high water about dny-iour feet. Fuel and
material for brick abundant in the tmme-
diate locality.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
For a Bridge Over tho TOmblqbes,

THE undersigned Commissioners ap-
j pOints' by the County Board Of super
visOrs, give public notice, that they viii re
Ceive until the 81 day OF April next, prOpO-
sails for the Buildug OF a bridge over the
TOmbigbee river aL Aberdeen, Monroe
county, Mississippi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-25

The Board Of Supervisors in obedience 10 a
vote OF the county have already assessed a
tax of 81. 600 TO be collected by the FIRST OF
June next, 90 be paid to the builders unOn
the completion Of their contract; and have
provided by ordinance for the pavmeu ri
the balance with 8 per cent,interest. one vear
thereafter. commissioner reserve the Ffvht
TO select from among the bids, without rel
erence to price, and at their option reject an.
contractors TO furnish the bridge c0mDisfs
before the LIST day Of November, 1871: tbsv
VIII be required TO give Bond with ampIaF ~.
cuTity for the faithful performance 81 fbs
contract. Work 70 be dOneunder tue super-
vision Ofthe Bridge Commissioner or some
one appointed by them or the Board OF su-
pervIs0rs.
Bidders VIII forward their plans and spsc-
idcatiOns marked, ~Plans ana gpse16ce-
lions" to Bridge Commissioner e9ra ~
William H. ClOpton, Aberdeen. Mfssissinnf
to be opened and examined at any time sfter
receipts; their bids specifying pr1os- terms
etc, to be forwarded in a separate enveIebs
marked Proposal" to remain sealed untiI
Sd Of april next
The undersigned viii be pleased TO receive
the cards and circulars OF Builders, and cor
respond with them in relation to anything
In connection with this bridge.
". h. CLOPTON,
j. Il. ANDERSON
F1NT8 II. LITTLE,
~. II. SAUNDERS.
H UILLlNGHAAr
anhfN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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No, 81, R.-Flrst Chaucery Court Of Shelby
county, Teun.-L Homes vs. Henry Kelly
ct al.
by virtue OF an iutsrIocutory decree en-
- tered IN the above cause, February o
ISL Twill sell at public aucti9u to the high
81 eldaert az residence Of N. r. Lemas-
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.wvuUn UnSOa and Amg9eaH also
I'd Zoe Locke's &SK Main street,
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FOR WHITE RIVER
NsmBRls and Hhit5 Bgy5F United
States Mail Lgs.

THE new and ELEGANT side h
Il wheel passenger packets OF
this line viii leave Memphis for U5FalLs
Bluff, West Point, Augusta I-acEs0upurL and
ali ON on White river. as follows
LEdALTEEDEh---- Joh ID EllLutr- master
Every tuesday. at 8 O'Clock PM
y. p j. Ashford, master
Every saturday, at 5 o'clock p ms
COnuscUuZ az DevzlIs Blud with railroad for
Little Rock, and at JacksOuDur- with the
ugnt-dFGuEht steamer Fort Smith l1l EJCl-
hOnUas ana all points on Black river
sor freight or passage apply on board OF &c
ONCE Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Com W. q. PALLE5BNr Agent,
No. Madison So. anton Block
Or To ELLIDTT g. ELTTE Agaur.
fe5 No = PrBmeuEd= ST.. Dur IlEdIlE-
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PROPOSALS.

The Commissioners nave adopted no par
ticular plan or material; the builders NUTS
therefore furnish complete working plans
aud specifications OF the bridge they propose
to build; they must also specify their prices
for each particular XII OfWork, viz: Super
structure per lineal foot, abuIments ff
brick per NJ, approaches Of earth work per
cubic yard. Each bidder must bid for abut.
ments and pier to be constructed OF brick
masonry, but may also propose for the same
OF other material, Commissioner to choose
between them.
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LOCAL NEWS.

READ walker Bros. price list.
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MEN|N.E-A me mare NUE. AAAA years 0AAI
VI sound and In A I orders also, 9 gooo
drsv. harness, and a license with Z months "a
run. Address v. b, at this once. lee
DURETTuRE-A complete set Of household
IL furniture Apply AT 40 Beale, e.
EGGs-Fresh country Eggs in large guam
r. Titles. received daily by r, Roach, and
for sale cheap TO huoksters. lea
nUGGY-An almoA new top Buggy and
ID Harness for sale ehesp- Apply TO
feB No. % Madison street.
20 FAD Of Plantation Mules; also a LOT
on OF large 30. Mules, Plantation Horses
and Mares. hand Bicycles and Har-
ness. al Armstrong; Commission and sale
stable, g. Union 81, cor. Thlrd. IeH
N-ON-EXPLOsIvE LAMP-The Perkins s
n House N~on-eNplOgive Kerosene Lamp
rs now offered TO the citizens Of Memphis IS
g perfect protection against al the dangers
r6-ompanying the use OF coal oil In other
lamps. In addition 10 its absolute safety
Under all circumstances, Il em1ts no oQor In
burnings and 10 gives more light, with less
consumption Of oil. than any other lamp ln
the market. II challenges comparison win
am other patents. new or old Retail depot
Ia Memphis, No. SIS Second street southwest
corner OF Monroe upstairs.
R. 9. PAIIlLLO1 General agent
Cauvsssers wanted for Shelby and sur
rounding COUNTIES res
nLUFF CITY MILLS. 1877 Poplar street; In
ID good repair win sell on easy terms OF
rent h Ia N Inns
- @7k Main street.
L EAEEHOLD-Of sixteen years on q nne
l. Brick Residence, well suited Tor an eN-
tensive clearinghouse, and onerlng anu
Eual advantages in Rround-rent and taxes.
VIII be either sold, rented or traded al a
great bargain.
12 ROYSTERs IRRELEVANT q u
q ECOND-HAED COTTON MACHINERY
- FOR SALE-Consisting OF Openers, Lap
Pers, Cards, Drawing Frames, sPeeaersl
Spinning Frames, etc, This machinery is
but partially worn-au in good condition.
and win be sold cheap. For description and
urfce. amply IN person or by mall 70
THOMAS SHAW,
AGENT fremont and Mills,
faTT e0dEw Lowell, Mass
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.

HrmF-A due mare Mule. four years old,
M sound and in A ] orders also, q good
drsv. harness, and a license with months TO
nm Address v. B., at this office. fe5
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EUEEKA COUNCIL, No. 6-neets 3D. Monday OF
each mouth-Odd-EeuoWs Hail ID. B. Fors-
tar I'm ms q. II. Myers. Rec.
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Regular Memphis a8d New Orleans
"WEDNESDAY PICKET
For hsW Orleans and ths Bends,
season L8yDsVLu

FOR HELENA AND FRTAR's POINT.
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Claims for losses outstanding on
Ist January. 7I,-~~.... sIs9,S68
Due stockholders on accOun of
83d and SD dividends..--.- 800
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FOR CINCINNATI,

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FoI CatIO, Louisville and Cincinnati.
AAlaNaL
This elegant passenger steamer -
viii leave as above
SATURDAY, Et4 inst. Et5pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD GCO-, Agents.
le3 Mo-by Block. Be- Front Row.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Pao kst Cen
panY--Hhits River LlHs.
ROf Ae4s4as Mouth White River. Clarendon,
; h4ll and i-acks0uporL
ne splendid passenger
SfS8m0E "a " n p"
W. ]. Ashford rggfs-
This superb passenger ana freIqrf zfssuer
ls nov az the ieTee rsce- wing, and wiz deDart
As above on
SATURDAY, 18th Inst. at IS p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board or q,
VIC. PAITE5DN. Agent.
fel8 No. 3 Madison street. stanton 9T1a-
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II OON5-Ono furnished and one unfur.
Is uished, first floor, one square from post
omce. Apply a. IS Union street leo
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READ Walker Bros. price list.
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FOR ST. A RIVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-23

very highest importance, not only to the
mercantile community in the Old and New
Worlds, but to shippers and insurers and the
peoples and their Ministers. 1t may lead,
should it be elaborated practically as indi-
Gated, to serious complications on the ocean
'haul!ngs to" at sea, boardings, new entities
on logs, inspection Of manifests and SO forth.
These may again beget personal misunder-
ing and other sequences not pleasant 10 con-
template. We hope, however, that the mutual
good understanding which prevails between
America and Germany will enable the two
governments to define even that most knotty
question of ''what is contraband of war in a
neutral bottom" pleasantly. 1t may do away
with Alabamas In future wars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-23
THE QUESTION OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.
Probable Resignation Of the First LDrd
Of the Admiralty
A Jonah to the Great Whale
Of British Opinion.
The Foreign Policy to Be Vigorously As
sailed by the Opposition.
TELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Jan. 20. Is1r.
am enabled to report specially for the HERALD
to-day, that state OF perfect commotton ana deep
the subject OF the existence, according to o very
generally accepted rumor, OF serious difficulties
amongst the members OF the Gladstone cabinet.
MINISTERIAL REORGANIZATION.
Although the statement that the Right Honorable
II. G. Il. Childers, First Lord OF the Admiralty had
resigned his ministerial position has been CONTRA
dicled on oficial authority, can say with very
great degree certainty that the matter OF his re.
tirement from office remains question as to time
merely
The act will be accounted for on the plea OF pre-.
sent indispostion and failing health generally on
the part or Mr.. Chiders.
PARLIAMENTARY TAcrIcs-TnE ARMY AND NAVY.
beg to present the real facts OF the case. They
are as foows-Amost Immediately after the as
sembllng OF Parliament in February most bitter
attack win be made by the members OF the oppost-
ton on the present system OF management and
administration OF the affairs of the army and navy.
MAY GO OVERHEARD.
The Gladstone Ministers, being utterly unable to
de end the state of the army, have deter
mined to throw the Right Hon. f. Cardweu,
Secretary at War, overheard as a sort or official
Jonah, In the hope that tue sacrifice may satisfy tho
great whale OF public opinion which awaits them
outside.
DEFENCE.
Premier Gladstone ana colleagues bell, re that
they Will be able to defend the condition or the
navy successfully before the Parliament and nation
by showing forth It's present high state Of efficiency
and It's great force.
If the Ministers succeed in aaying the public
clamor in this way they Will claim the accomplish
ment OF drawn battle, at least with the tories and
high church opposition men.
Mr. Gladstone viii then endeavor to save tho
Cabinet through the remainder OF the Parliament
tary session by an after sacrifice OF Secretary Card
well.
ASSAULT on THE FOREIGN POLICY
can say, on the other hana that the members OF
the opposition resolved to make severe attack
on the foreign policy OF the government including
the Alabama claims question and Its treatment; and
the general belief which now prevails In ne clubs
is that If the Gladstone Cabinet sholld succeed In
escaping absolute defeat it will m nate the se,-
SION OF Parliament with its strength vastly impaired
by the discussions and decisions which will have
been had, In the House Of Commons par icularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-23
Spanish Financial Eliminates.


In Illustration OF The above important intelligence,
which interests not only the Cuban people but
the Bourses and Changes OF the world, we proceed
to set forth in the HERALD the grounds which the
members Of King Amadeus Cabinet justify the pre-
sent issue OF government paper to such an extent.
They claim that former governments employed on
unproductive expenditure so large amount Of the
funds OF the Bank OF Deposits that In October last
the national Treasury was In debt to that bank
above twelve millions of pounds sterling. Then we
have statement OF the public debt OF Spain, and
including twenty million loan, makes 1t two
hundred and forty-1ve millions sterling. Next
we have the following statement OF the expend
ture proposed by the budget for the fiscal year
1S6S-69. The general obligations comprise:-Civil
list E5S 800; COrtes f23 s70 public debt Co. 1885, $685.
compensatons Elsa 2s2; pensions, ,635, $685. max
ing total OF f9,oo7,sio The departmental expedl.
ture Is as follows:-Ofce Of President OF the Coun-
Gill; eos, $40; Foreign ONCE, slss,245; Grace and
justice, e. no. 940 War, 1900, 712; Marine fS55,
544; Interior f9ls9o7; Public Works, 81, 1913, 991
Finance ca, cog; Colonies, f151 &C., and, adding
expenses sale OF national property, f3, 1884, 1885,
the total becomes ELL 147 the grand total being
COG, 564 1877,