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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

No. 2i99, N Rim the First Chancery Court
OfShelbY County, Tennessee.-Frttz Wesohe
VS.. James FlahertY Of al
TT appearing from the petition of y. Dudley
4 Frayser adIn'r OF r.. Weshe, decd, nled IN
the above cause. February Is, 1871, that the
estate of said decedent Is tnsolVents ano
praying for a settlement Of same, and hlao
the late arm OF FIaherty & Weshes
It is therefore ordered, That ali creditors oi
said estate and hrm mako their appearance
herein. at he court house In the CITY OF 46lfl'
fg7f and dle and establish their claims
AGAINST said estate and dr1n, or the cause
Will bs set for hearing and proceeded Win
e7rnarfe. and that a copy OF this order ba
1,stbifehesf once a week, for four successive
Vqeegs ia the phis Appeal.
F5MfIND a. COLE, CLERK and Master.
Rv u. j. BLACK. Deputy c. and M.
JarnaaIn & Flayser. soils, for compl'nt. fe8
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A DDTTIONAL lots have been inld on af
~ Eunice and plat 0f the town made. The
IOfg WI be 7oid on reasonable terms FOR cash.
Persons desiring 10 buy VIII apnly % D. H.
RevnoIdg. az LaEa village Chicot county
Arkansas, who is lully aulnoflAa1 20 sell an d
maze deeds 20 lots. Title good
Eurice Is the permanent terminus Of the
sIisaigsippi, Ouaentta aud Red River iroad,
on the Mississippi river, about sixty miles
below the month Of the Arkansas river.
II has been fixed as the permanent term l-
us by donation OF lands % the railroad come
pany and By agl cement OF the old rallr1s4
Com pany with the new com ssn7 Llllll ~ -Li-llA
remain the permanent terminus.
Eunies viii be one Of the most important
towns on the Missiasip ppi river between lal---
phls and New 0rieana.
The Mississippi, Ouachita and BED River
railroad. when com mplstedi VI lr-lll 20 20
ern Arkansas, North stern AslZl8r ala ll1
Southern part OF the indian Territory. ~ la
now eornulefed acroEs the Mississippi river
bottom to Drew county, and Pc being pl---a'-
rapidly WestWgrz 49, 80. 1..
GRO. b. h[A8HLLlI, l.1ry. *
fs8 ana Irzssae estate or a. ~ a-'---A A'
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FRUIT TREES.

FRUIT TREEs-Applss, Peaches. Pears, e, c.
SNAIL FRUITS - Strawberries, Rsspber-
ries, etc
GRAPES-Best market varieties.
Sc The above stock viii be sold low, by the
I0O OF 1900. st corner Of Washington and Third
.t..ot Z K RApCOr-tr
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ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE {
TAKES EFFECT Ian. 9, 1871

BrOWuHVlll8 Accommodation leaves GitllT
Except Sunday at AIS pm.
Daily through train 70 Nashville and Chat
tanOoga. without change Of ears, leaves 10
7.l5 pm; arrives in Nashville 81 3 a-Lu.r Chat
fanoogR al 7.l0 D M. next day.
Depot at head OF Main street.
Ticket once, 2s75s Main street, one s1-F
north Of Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis az Z Is pm. ruu8
daily. The 4; Is am train does not run ca
Sunday. Both trains run through 20 L8ulsa
vile without change El8gant Ele1ptug o.rI
run through ON me lss5 pm. train trUm M5uIa
phls 20 LouiBVtlLet connecting Sc LOulaTLl.a
with through cars to Rllladalp lpnia, ClsVala all.
Bullalo and New y orlZ, without change. Only
one cnanga nom Louisville 70 Ialtiu1u- a-
washington City anG Boston. Berlls sad
statsroomE, IA through cars, cEu be engaged
at the Ticket once, l75f lIain street.
]. e. BOYD, 8upertntaudaur
JANIS SPED. TlcEat7 Agent isul
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LONDON, February 27.-In the
House Of Commons this afternoon, in
reply to the question, ViscOUnt En-
teld, Under Secretary Of the State for
Foreign Affairs, said the government
being anxious TO define its external
duties toward other nations, had last
year proposed parliamentary legisla-
ton on the subject, and recently sent
q Commissioner to Washington, and
the subject was still under considera-
tiOn
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INDIANAPOLIS, February H.-Jas,
HadIey, an old and prominent citi-
zen Of Hendrick county, was killed
by a st. Louis train to day while at
tempting to cross the track in front Of
an approaching train with his team.
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A VbIaIs's fate.

PHILADELPHIA, February Z.-JnO.
Ware, who was recently convicted for
the murder Of his father, in Camden,
New Jersey, was to-day sentenced to
be hanged en- the 10th Of April.
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snnrf fnr Rnanha

NEW YORK, February T.-The
final deposit in the Mace and COburn
fight was made to-day. Harry Hill,
Of this city, is final stake holder.
The fight i3 TO take place on the I1th
OF May, probably near Point AlbinO,
Canada
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NASHVILLE, February 27.-OvertOn
Flippin, clerk in the Nashville and
North western railroad Office, commit
ted suicide yesterday by taking NOR
phine. No cause assigned.
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HOME DISPATCHES,


NEW ORLEANS, February IA
man by the name Of Michael Hungy
was shot fatally by a policeman.
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DIED.

UNT-February 9th, at 8 ana ". ii.
HUM, ESQ IN the 55th year Of his age.
The friends Of the deceased are invited 10
attend his funeral. from the residence Of B.
@. Brown, Esq, near State Female College,
this (TUEsDAY) afternoon, at O'Clock. Car
riages In attendance and at Jas. FIaherly S
Ce's, 9l7 Second street.
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ENGLAND
DOUFTFUL, VERY.

LONDON, February q, 80 p.m.-It
is now thought the German army will
not enter Paris. 1t is said the EN-
per0r and Prince Imperial viii GER
t8inly not do so,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

JOYCE-The friends and acquaintances OF
Thomas and Mary A. Joyce are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of their little
daughter, MARY A., this (TUEsDAY) morn
ing, At 10 o'clock.
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NEW ADYEsTls EM EMTs
LUM

nOORS, sash, Blinds, Glass, Flooring, Cell
- ing, Weather Boarding, Clear 'yprsss,
Poplar and White Pine. dressed; Bnildiug
Lumber, Laths a d Shingles, Fencing Luun-
beF, Cedar and Cypress Posts
Framing lumber cut 70 order.
- COBHER AUCTION AND MAINTEu
ft2 HIR'pLA ND n T,TVT NCgWON
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SALOONS.

r HAVE q lot Of extra ine Eentuolrv BDTTR-
BON WHISKY that VIII be sold al 2 7--aat
sscrifoe by Avery Il Co, No. lO8 Front atrset
II application Is made soon.
faf Jas. SUTTON.
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Z FEEI5 ODD FELLOWS ball. halE-Dazl I'd.
vi Regular BU- rEEss MEErLEG E-a
WEDEEaDAT NIGHT OF each mouth.
Regular C5LL1QCLAL MEETING, every FHl-
DAY NIGHT
n. BURKE. President
a-r-rr 1a--aea---r
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MISCELLANEOUS
GUNS
Mechanics INsTITUTE

TWO A" Powell" CentraI-dra Bresed Loaf
i ers 80-lnch barrels ana ~ gaura-l ~ "
finished. For sale by
fs.B ORgTLL. RIOS 500
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SKATING RINK,
500 MAIN STREET.

Nreu @Hsh ~ 9At44AAa FaiAul A4aA anu MtHll
This Week.
Sc ForsnOons and Monday night-ladies'
practice,
~ Saturday forenoon and afternoon for
schools.
- Other Afternoons and nights, pabio
assemblies.
81 Terms and rules as usual.
- Boys tournament Saturday night,
Mar 4th
night. March gth. f-27
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MEMPHIS WATER co.

The Annual Election Of the Board Of Dl-
rectOrs OF this Company viii be held at the
Office Of the Company, No. 10 West Court
street, March 9Th. Stockholders are notified
to attend. TW. BROEE,
fe28 Pres. Memphis Water Co.
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eRAcE CHuRcH Runn-

A REGULAR meeting Of the Guild viii be
| n held at Grace Church this TUESDAY
evening, at ~ o'clock A fuh attendance re-
quested, es business Of importance viii be
undar ennaidark tI0n. fala
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MOTTO z All persons having goods a. A.
~ J. Frankle's, matchmaker, No. l85 Pop
lar street, will call within ten days for s tme.
as thest8re will be closed after that time on
acc0unt OF bad health.
fsB A. J. FRANKIE.
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rnPARTMERsHlP MnTlCE

MR.. j. A. STOKES, of Desoto county, BIiss.,
w nag been admitted into tho irm or B. u.
Atkinson q Co., TO date from the 25th inst.
BEN. Il. A7RnSsOE. J. ]. WILSON,
Memphis, Tenn. Memphis.
!. A. Stokes DeSoto county, Miss.
E8s EzEs Atkinson 60 90 /,
80. 8 Madison ST., Memphis, TenR,
Commission Merchants for the sale OF West
ern Produce, and Wholesale and retail deal.
ers 10 Hay Cora Oats, Bran ~ Lime, Cement,
eto fe23 daW
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL assembly or Eureka q
n Council No. 6. +. and A. NJ, will be- NJ
held this CrUESDAY) evening at 71I/VN
O'Clock, at hall OF Angerona Lodge. Odd FOL
lows Building, for the purpose OF eon1errina
degrees.
All R. and s. NJ. g are iraternally invited.
By order OF ID. r. rURsr ER. r. L u. NJ
Attest. g. II. MYERS, Secretary. res
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I OTTE2Y.-Oflcial drawings o. the Mis-
IL souri, state Lottery. CLASS 81.
AZ, 75, S. %, 1S, 10, 50. 81, 45, So So, IA.
CLASS 88
z, q, s., 20, IA, IL, 26. As, 68, 80, 70, 80.
Prizes from $40 70 $50 co., paid Ia money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by j. f. FR AfTCE.
455S North Court street, Box ll7, Memphis
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY. MILLER 4 Co. Nan
ayers st. Louis, No. fsh9g
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLER'a OFFICE,
NAaErTrrTrw Tanuarv /

STATE OF TENN ESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLER'B OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. y anuary j, 1871.
L I'D. r PEENEBAKER, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the PacIdc
Fire Insurance Com pany located at san Fran
cisco. In the state OF california. has produced
10 me satlsfactory evidence that said com
pany has com piled with AL the requirements
of the laws Of the State OF Tennessee, im-
posed on Insurance CONF mpanies, and ] fur
fhar certify that 4essrs. 81. T. Tomlinson &
Co, SCENTS OF said Company, have also
complied with the requirements o. this laws
Of the state, made and provided IN such
cases
WheTetors said Insurance. Company has
authority 70 take risks and transact the Dusl-
ness Of Insurance IN this state az Mem PMS
Tennessee. ED. r. PEN NEBAkhhs
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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CINCINNATI.

CIECLENATI. February Il Cotton quiet and
unchangedi middltns, l4549l45Sc. Fllur in
active demand ana advanced; Iamfly, So So:
IS asked. W heat buoy ant, but unsettled, at
81 35gI g. Corn steady auu ia moderate de-
maHd at 55C. Rye. oAIs and barley quiet and
Unchanged. Mess pork, 81; full prices ask ed,
but no demand. Lard-srOCK WI iihdraWn IN
anticipation OF higher prices, Bulk meats
quiet and uncnangedi sales 200 900 lbs shOu =
uers at 754c at LO IiAVtlls, buyer for hrst hilf
Of month, and &C SC at r pley, cash. Bacon
In light demand and hold rs drm at 90 all5<
9u54i small sales generally held = g &C nigh
asked
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The Amount OF Capital stock paid up Is
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, US. GOLD
ASSETS:

The Assets Of the Company are as follows:
Dash on hand and in the hands OF
Agents or other persons. .............S 17g, ,Q5087
Real Estate uninCum DBrsd ..---...... l4z ,0Oe.00
Bonds owned by the Company,
to-Wit:
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 27.-Flour scarce;
superhne, S6 50; Xxx, 81; Xxx, 81 25dT sol
white, 72G73c. oats easier at 73c Bran
scarce and drmer at 81 30Sl 3j. hay dull;
prime, s2492ji choice, s28gH Pork frm
mess, So o. Bacon dull at l0z4lZ1< GI2gSc
Bugar-cured hama, l65<gI7c Lard Quiet,
Jierce, l21k8 l3c; keg IA. sugar trmer and
Ia fair demand; prime, i09I05Sc. Molasses-
fair ID prime, $3.50 Whisky dull; Jinciu.
natl rectided, s1ogsL COtfee-prime, I5zg
l &c. COtton-sales, 800 bales; good Ordina-
~, IL 4ol254c; low middling, l349l35zc; mid.
ding, I4549 4]si receipts, lO.69t bales exports
10 fore gn ports q, lll bales, and GOasgwlss l8s
bales steIl! z, ZlIG2l5as sight, "a per cent
discount Gold, lIIgll q.
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An unsurpassed medium through which to
address the people OF Arkansas, Mississippi
Alabama and West Tennessee. Now Is the
time 70 advertlse.-sa
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CHARLEs LAMAR, Treasurer.
New York, February q, 1871.
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ST. LOUIa. February E.-FIOur steady and
in moderate demand; superfins winter, So IS
% 50 extras, S6g6 S. Wheat IN fair demand
and advanced 2g3ci No. red fall, 81 AZ;
prime white, 81 80 Cora easier, mixed on
track across the river, 47C and in elevator, 8g
g50c. oats easier; No. ?, $40. Barley un-
changed Nc. 1 spring, 9g5zc. Rye steldy at
quiet at 81, seller FOR MaICu. Bulk meats
only in limited ,hbing demand at 59lOySaIi.
Bacon only In limited jObbIng 1emand at %
Su169l2c- Lard unchanged 8t l2c for country ,
steam and kettle. Hogs range at e. 5Ug7 p.
Cattle unchanged.
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LAWLESSNRSS IN THE SOUTH.

HOW WITNESSES AGAINST THE KU-KLUx ARE
= DISPOSED OF-A NEGRO SHOT IN GEORGIA
JAIL BY MOB.
WASHINGTON, Sept pa dispatch from
Wilmington N c. says that three witnesses from samp-
son County, while on their way to testify against the
Kuklux, attacked by disguised men. One OF the
witnesses was killed. and the others were badly wounded
Information has also reached here that recently tho
most intense indignation was aroused In Madison, Gs
owing to attempted outrage by negro upon young
lady The negro arrested and placed in JAIL but on
Tuesday morning largo force Of men entered the town
and forced open the JAN. Tho reports Of number Of
firearms heard and the party left the town. The
EST hs .S 81 the was fsrna IN the
vailed in the town and country, but no further trouble
was apprehended.
THREE NEGROES TAKEN FROM JAIL IN
TENNESSEE BY MOB ANA HANGED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 28.-Three negroes
were night taken from the jail at Winchester, Tenn
and hanged by party Of ten disguised men. They had
been committed, charged with burning Methodist
church and the residence of Henderson. WAGNER. The
church was burned in retaliation for tho burning OF
negro church. md the wagner had made himself obnoI
ious the negroes by contest TO get possession OF
negro krl hired by him.
TWO NEGROES MURDERED IN NEw-oRLEANs.
NKw.ORLEANs, Sept. 2S.-Two negroes were
killed last night in ARRAYS in different quarters Of the
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.NNUaiHT YLIkn SEOY-wag


referred particularly to the rejection Of the Bliss
delegation from Kings County. The Committee ON
Credentials, TO had favored admitting Bliss. but
the man outsids had said this won't do. 30 tho
Committee stultiHed ITSELF and turned out Bliss.
Look at Tom Murphy and Horace Greeley How
stand they before the civilized worldS Greeley, tho
benefactor Of humanity, and Tom Murphy, GRIM
inal In the eyes Of the world. They say this move
ment il calculated to disintegtate the Republican
party say Its effect win be to eat out the canker
Of corruption In the party.
Three cheers wero here given, on the call OF Mr..
Andrews, for Gen. Barnnm, who was called out for
speech. .....' ..'..
Mr.. Bsrnum said "This 10 not the first time he
had heard the cali Of men outraged Of their dearest
rights, for true men to como to the front. He BE-
neved this Convention had BEEN led by influences,
which many did not understand, to commit great
wrongs Men came down from high stations;
forgot tho dignity Of their high Offices and
stopped to low, petty tricks which would
disgraoe the lowest pothouse politicians But
they win yet be made TO sink to the insis-
nifcance from which you brought them forth.
But tho objects of the great Republican party speak
to NJ and bid Ms be prudent and for while sven to
suffer wrong rather than hazard the objects OF the
party. The regular New-York delegation was In
dorsed by nine-tenths Of tho Republican voters OF
New-York. He referred to the cry Of the Tanmany
Republicans. The man who gave his checks for
more than $4,000 to elect Ulysses Grant Is charged
with being Tammany Republican. Mr.. Barnum
said he had himself been called Tammany Rcpub-
Hcan because he happened to hold the Office OF
Deputy Tax Commissioner Of New-York He pro-
ceeded to explain how it happened that he received
the appointment / have never done anything for
Tammany Hail. and will do them the Justice TO say
they never asked me to do anything" He closed by
urging on the meeting to stand by the old Republi-
can party.
Mr.. Andrews having withdrawn his amendment
for committee of two from each Judicial District,
Gen. Palmer moved for committee to consist OF
six, three each from Kings and New-YoSk Counties.
Gen. Palmer moved that the committee to be ap-
pointed shall have full power to issue an address, to
add to its number, and call State Convention II
deemed advisable. Adopted. The Chair will here
after announce the Committee Adjourned.
At an informal meeting Of the members Of the
Republican State Committee for the ensuing year,
held to-day, a meeting for the organization Of the
Committee was appointed, to be held ct the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, in New-YOrk, Tuesday, Oct g. next,
at IL o'clock.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

AN EARLY SETTLEMENT OF THE STRIKES AN
TICIPATED-THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept %, ISL.
The iron-miners in Stafordshire have been
conceded by their employers an advance Of 10 per cent
In wages and are to be given further increase a. iron
RISES proporonatsly BY the shppins tun An amicaoe
settlement of tho dispute between the worfmen and en-
ployers at Newcastle Ii probable.
The Britain Home Secretary. In speech TO his CON
stituents last evening, advocated the most cordial
friendly relations with the United States and said there
was now fair prospect Of settlement Of all questions In
dispute between the two countrfeA.
Tho Admiralty has abandoned the holding Of Q naya
eourtmsrtis in the cAaa rerst aesas-s 10 th-
trainingsh Racer.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon remains OF Torquay. He
has suffered lately from rheumatism. Tho Princess
Alexandra leaves London tomorrow, for the Highlands
and will be absent about month
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SERIOUS MARINE DISASTERS.

SERIOUS MARINE DISASTERS.
A BRIG WRECKED ON TIE COAST OF IRELAND
MOST OF THE CREW pRowHED-cowARDIcE
. OF THE LIyE-BoAr MES-oEs MAN RESCUED
" By A woMAr-Lose OF THE sHR nEsPERUs
WITH ALL ON BOARD.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept "a. lsIi.
The brig Manly was wrecked to-day on
DroshedA Bar, in plain sight Of the hfeooatmen. who
refused to 20 TO her assistance during the prevalence Of
tho gale Six men were carried OF the hulk BY the s
which dashed completely over the wreck. and were
drowned woman put OF from the shore in small boat
and 1t the rsk of her nfe saved that Of Of the men
left on board tho doomed vessel.
Tho ship Hesperus has been totally wrecked ON the
Iaands Of spkeroog, ss the mouth Of tho Weser, and
all on board were lost
Heavy gales prevailed last night and this morning
upon the British coast and 1t 10 feared that many vesses
have been wrecked.
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GERMANY.

OPPOSITION TO THE JEsUITs-BAvARIA RECALL
me- HER AMBASSADORS.
BERLIN, Thursday, Sept. g. 1871.
A Protestant League is forming throughout
Germany, tho object Of which Is the expuhon OF the
Jesuits from the country.
The Kingdom of Bavaria about 10 recall It's Embas-
sadors to foreign States and will future be
only % portion of the German Empire.
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vac Ssnaged ye.y snehuyi insured in the Merchants
ior 400 The freight lost also insured. Is " thought
tnat The fre caashs nom the enstne-rOom.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TERRIBLE AIMING DISASTERS.

TERRIBLE MINING DISASTERS.
xxPIo1on OF ymz-DAxP IN A SWISS M1SH--
THIRTY LIVES Losr-Loss OF LI1E IN YORK.
eHIRp.
LONDON. Thursday, Sept. "a, 1871.
A terrible explosion of Are-damp occurred
to-day In one Of the minss In the Canton Of onsons In
swttserisnd, and % psrsons were krlsd
coilisry explosion ALEC occurred to-day ct pewsbury
In Yorkshire Several persons wsre killed and others
injured .l
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suxsrSo OF rxorxLIER-A CARGO OF
onAn DANA0ED. '

! CHrcAoo, NJ, Sept. H-InS nosniMk Q nre
ossm,sd q tAs pssps,sr Nsbsssa. Owned By Nssssa
neis A.xsa - BsaA,s' si.s 9 ne as.s,A sssyasss
49,. "a - sssss, ssasistaas q asn ss.Ass II
--S..S - vvs bsdiy dnneQsa. NJ loq q ~
lss 9 Ss 49, 4 i 49, is Ss:
Sassis On hs1sses co., Sss z; 10y e
yGs 80 1ssss' - SsIheE q "a "A 70 sasssis
scs - 49, y 80 ,,s I'd e 80 Z. 49,
md vAs hs1csl n " ~ ~: ~ - -
sSss..,. 49, 80 go ossSs.S Is a5sS 7as ssS
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SPAIN.


THE CoRTEs TO REOPEN on MONDAY.
MADRID, Thursday, Sept. %, 1s71.
II is reported that Senior Sagasta has re-
fused the eanddare for the Presidency Of the Spanish
Cortes, which meets on Monday next. 1t h known that
the Cars members win cast their votes In blank ct the
election. The Cortss will open on Monday.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEw-oRLEANs.

YELLOW FEVfH IN Observation-Disclosures
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Orders have been
issued at the Texas ports quarantine all vessels arriv
ing from New-oreans Gov Warmoth has sent the fol-
lowing dispatch TO Gov. Davis: -
"There are but five cases Of yellow fever in the city
and there have been but three deaths from the disease In
ten days of the considered dangerous,
and there % no fear Of the spread Of the malady. The
Quarantine now enforced seriously impedee the opera
ons Of commerce. and many persons OF your state now
In the city are greatly incommoded by It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
EXCITEMENT IN SALT LAKE CITT.

REPORTED ARREST OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 2s.-Much excitement
was created here to-day by the reported arrest Of Brig
ham Young No such arrest has been made, although 1t
is expected even by the leading Mormons 1t Is now
stated on good authority that Brigham Young will meet
ell the charges that are or may be brought against him.
"A lawaiding citizen and will offer NO opposition to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
A TANNERY BURNED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. ga fire occurred
this morning In the Annery Of wadeknd .Haenbergsr
Brother 10 originated in tho roof Of the eusinsroom,
and spread rapidly through the building ana to large
stock of bark The building comeletely destroyed
together with large quantity Of hides in the vaults I'M
der tho building and large amount Of bark was dam
aged. Tho loss estimated ct 100000 insurance, $4,000