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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Monday, Aug. T. 1871.
The market opens dull, no transactions were
made at the Exchange, at the Offices Of brokers there
nothing doing.
In the way OF abusineRs change note that Mt. NJ
A j. Lynch real estate broker Of No ~ Cedarst and
Mr. Hugh N. Camp, auetioneer Of No 81 Pine-st have
formed eopartnershp, aud VIII heneeforh CONDUCT me
business OF real estate auctoneers and hTokrrs at NO
loo Broadway, corner OF Pine-t Both gentlemen are
well and iayoraby known in the real estate market,
and they viii doubt continue To have fair share OF
patronage in business pertaining real estate ana auc
tOneerIng
A. ID. Mellick, r, Bro. will offer for sale, on Thurs
day the valuable property Long Branch belonging 10
ii. T. Hembold, embracing 10 stores and dwellings, tue
large hotel known az the ClsrendOn," and IL acres Oh
choice land adjoining the Continental Hotel ana railway
station, fronting the beach drive and ocean, all SUIT
able for hotel and business purposes for the erection
Of private cottage residences The property VIII he soh
in one parcel or the stores and dwelling lots VII! De us
posed OF separately may be determined on the day Oh
sale.
AUCTION SALES OF NEWJERsEY REAL ESTATE.
BY HAMILTON q WALLIS.
Residence and stable. Mountain and TuIave IN LeNelyn
Residence, II New Brunswick. j9o
fso with budpgs IN hitestI COUNTY CONSISTING OF Io ~ oo
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...,, ,,.,,r,s, D, C,uu.ssoaor sli,bs in default
# 4GO'o ball -. coorcc
Court Of General Sessions ycs'Srday o8.
WsiAc 80 t n Tta, 81 Nc 7oS Wort Fo-tv-s'v e
RE l 10 ,hr sate Fdroa ioT q fes ern,
ses, ' tour hst fcs.cl ga w e 'tns' 81 -
- - nom H,rr7 ". Wcaa,Fs store, y" "-41 'i'
81 cav ~, ~ ne Sat, Prison ior ioSr years ,. =,
i. yorsor Market Police Court William II.
IN VuS Il vss eonu.d yssSlday for nieas5 10 steal
Hstnctr o.. ecaisfsei that b. hat stolen oU's :,
t.,rs 81 cars.
vine vc-f1 e. ana E - Na-iur az 2o East Hots ST.
III soli tha sem ,,l f.r ,s al sc Gcu,.a Session
the Tombs Police Court justice St. ,p aS s SUp he
utoo ~ s.,ntere Sucb. and also Jseop 'iI. 60 90 ~
,T nee we'd tie ea Goods Bal - 'e s W Yesterday AMI n
hu-..-lS .. 81, . t.-t.suer. Wn Hogils va N
:, IA IA t.tc. Ayuts u.s. REV d" '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN Nails.


TUESDAY ATeUsT
MAILS '0r EurJe va Prmolt Eautrg an. Chhotrg Ter
Hcsata Igl foot Of Tits HouokG. ile Pcstofee
:. 10 q o. 40 Station ID j. 1870 Steamship sails al
Supplementary Nail flI PAD letter. only made W
~ a. hotosea. all c1sei a. I.if g.. ~
cDute postage
MANI ioI Havana feamft.r Gen Stdgvck coss %
-, WEDNESDAY. AU6UsI O.
~Na4N iof tlfrf CUtsnftUwu IFeTc0 Teanttp
n -Sl Coz az - H. suEB sHeuiET Nal % Pier No +t
sHats postagt.l
Mas fer Plae Pate ssmana and San Domingo yer smsh'P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
AoRsE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NFw-YoRK. Monday, Aug. 7, 1877

NEw-YoRK Monday, Aug 7, 1871.
The week opens with a very light supply of
horses and under 10 favorable auspices for the
trade than vailed a the close OF the preceding
Low prices rule the market, and dealers complain that
horses cannot be bon the country AZ ngfes asked
by farmers and anything be made at the present selling
rates.
At the Horse ana Carriage Auction Mart Of Messrs
Johnston a. Van T1ssen the usual semi-weckly auction
sale will be held tomorrow tuesday Ms T. AT IL
O'Clock. (see advertisement
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prCIsloNs-AuGUsr 7.

g. Cc,,rt-C kam6frs-By judge NMUCII' "a
s,,e.et Ks,Ie e sl-Ncton granted etc .'"
sn,. 0r!.r granted Tor Iaytaest oil mo''>''~- - -,
N',S . %. I,,,-Spac.al Terul-Bv judge baIhHnt'
Sc,Ss1bsrgsT, jerome At sousaoE, st''1' = "
1Cte1 A. Bhss AIT BGs-Mooa to ocrtm report OF III
- 1890 sni icrc. Of divorce gralts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Uesishesier Countp Real estate for Sale
An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
"a SALE accommodating terms within an hour and hsh o.
NewYok Wescheser County containing 400 acres 10 the highest
state Of eu,yaton no waste sud splendid MANSION so feet front
feet deep perfect orier ao Building 20 by 100, arranged
for clubhouse academy; 90 level ground suitable for
rsceek s ana Saw Mil y feet head Of water failing
streams barn and stable for hundred head OF cattle ioo apP
orchards aud one pear orchard all grated and choice fruit fronting
lake, fences all order aai grounds ornamental pure water IN oil
parts Of the house, every respect gutensns establishment and a.
for health it s unsurpassed the atmosphere dry and adapted
to weak lungs good house and lot Is feet front tie city viii be
taken in nan rsyuept Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Ofce
NOR SALF-T0 close estate of Job r. Car
pener Amonk Westchester Co. v T., containing O serts ~
arabic land paurage with good tTosoy house ~ room
barn wagon fruit ard excellent pleasant
rounng 60 above tide churches Of different dso
nations Apply EDWARD J. CARPENTER, PeaSantvihe "est
chester Co. n Y, or EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Office
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P1SSENGEgS 1RBtTFD.

nNyh LIVERPOOL ia fteaHl Nevada Aug Mrs Ia Tts
80. ssmes Pot All ST. and sir faIs' Jaiues ba'
c. ~" Holt iSla Wool james K lockwood hyron HtmiA
n - se-t htJs hss ArHot ar aui Mr. ttaT"s hJnhf
s'l h-hfiI aHG eh dIsH William Gamble Jana fAILi
1917 Hsf onl ard Henry - BTeWes, wife daughter nfd
-Dt M betLt 81 Mrs II Csmhs aseIh Argyle Al
ta.fL ~ - ~SSi "N-- ." --'i-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
CitpReal geiate for Sale.

A FOR SALE low, the desirable fOur-story,
"a brown HOUSE lt3 Eas Sribs fscoed and in hne
order; lot 2orOo Apply on the premises
nor SALE, at n BARGAIN-BUILDING
Glass Hall East Thirty -fourtlst 81 by 100 4soryi
alec all the FIXTURES East Thirty oBh MARKET for Butchers
~l -oh cheap Inquire Of s. LlGHThTOSB, 658 SIthaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
r,,,,-yYx4 oK books Mo- 3g AND 3fe BKoADwAY,}
Vpt Ia y

Ill NFv.ToEE Juiy r. lJil.
~-orrCr pprsnont 10 the provisions of sub
,n Of section OF chapter 5 Laws Of ltil the Bcra Of
Department Of DOGS
"n ~. NJ waterfront Of the CIV o. New
X 20 med ufon by sail Board we're Oh tbt W uA o.
leia .d ~ III, Commissioners Of The Sskns Iad ALu it
.' BoaTd governing tine Delartn,n VIII T b@.t o. IT,
.,sn tb.T,ou conformity ~ The ia" Iha' - -
soolo arr ted In Of THIS Board and t oen 70 lGp
ana t,v,r fhe hour 10 and u ocock an la
lnsptt ron Ia I'm Gay Of Anil 1871 wharf pier Ia ihrAa
poh 80 q, ,p or any wharf srare or fI+nirl,.l "a 80
@ 80 ar rclG. within the territory 81 t.''It ,"'''o' " ~
ou .ei' !" ,uet rars except IN accordance thttFi
fIfcl'" wv" '-' JOHN I. AGNEN.
HFERY 4. SMITH,
WILSON q HlHI. ftomHission'fh
PI(tiAkD ". HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD, }
c.VxruIr KAYE kecesn.
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nINIATrRh AIMArAC

a. IMMATURE ALMANAC.
" h-s. : @ Sun 1.C1 Moon II g
HiaH WATER pAr--A 4.
'D hoof u - GovE i Gate iery... Y
H6a IAl--P.
M hCot... - .ad 80 ,t Gax Fuy.. 5~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Posr OP EEW- yOKE .......AtGusr
CLEARED.
tsal AID ha.lsay 60 '
@stp fEEla Ftaioa. Fiilaaslrna Lorsra steamship Co
k.s-isst HLlsaA. a i.,oI Pbiadsi,la.
-Ases ue-.-i. u. a. &-s, Hamburg kS, kasLardt Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Court CALENDARS-THs n1I.

,,. CorsrNTslIt TEEM-PAKr lII-ALKEH, "Opens az
SA II
49,. >,..,,., act Rptd 1859 .pevoy art Stafford
80 '.as-t A.cfcr Il.tl Brlcyt az. Donovan
20 i-lla1'os's - GO .Tt7s Boob AT Randolph
- pobers a.
49,, sgt <rtoee '-cs7 Conner BrFg
- at Srfselcruau '7OT5 The Ierr,m Building Co sgt
rsS liza ar act WubamS hII-1'l.
- ~, 80 Iouv -..j1dl ST. btman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Conn ls!an0 Real Csiate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Huntington, l.. J., COTTAGE,
containing rooms; land fruit, SC Price, $500 Terms
easy NJ. A. RULAND Il Co, BeeknaD-st, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
printine.

CLOTE e. JAMES, STATIONERS,- PRINT
- Frs BLANKBOOK MANUFACTURER NO. 50 Fulton ST.
BLANK BOOKS made to any pattern
(XTM. EVERDELL's SONS, 1U4 Pulton-st.-
w LITHoGRAPH!C STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Brooklnn Real gsiaie for Sale.

FOR SALE, in Prospect-place, on the bill,
Prospect Park Brooklyn hne front HOUSES
IMPROVEMENTS lots 80 feet deep Bay and Low pnce
Inquire Of GEO w ALEXANDER No. Parkp Brooklyn
TOR SALE-Neat 3-story brick HOUSE, in
perfect order 50 North Rrstst Williamsburg and fixtures
minutes from Grsndst ferry w GREEN 1875 FouIhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
eVNvTR ARRANGEMENT.
CCHNESIISG MAY -, 49,

CoayESCISG MAY 2, 1871.
Passenger sta II Y,rYorE corner c Tse9tv .evsuas and
Iourthsvc Entrance % Twenty seventies
TRAINS LEAVE YEw.YoRK
For NeyTl1ven bridgeport EI) IO IL l2l5 tErg
fa No cs s.,:f, Fafe3 soa,tpo, we,po 'os
L" for g soa a.. So 5r = s1E1 Iio nj s I I) 2s
For Dsren 9 ISO a.. m a45 40. $50 and 65op
- roy i I' nieeia.e staaoa 2l5 a4S
q .S MI TAN leave, New York att for
Boston VIA to'A SPHnFceto YHEcTIyG TRAINS.
For Boston Springfield 2. m and p N.
For Boston va Shore Line 2l5 aad 2 To-, to
Fo5 p9 sPss5sg ~, mi K r u I'D fS r
steamer acc.s Ea,gan,e cay weAo arriving N s' than eight
For coureeteu; River Railroad PTS to Montreal
For II arioT Providence sn F.hs l2l5 -
For RAILWAY to Norwich aud Providence -'
Fci Nv Haven an 4rs,Sa Railroad to North
Pr New Haven Nj dotcwn and wmau;c Railroad CAr Ile
For Haasa.ou.c Railroad IN aud ?. M.
F. Fo S,;a,9e sn s' SoIsa Ra 7 I and 30
Pol New Calasn RaiFoa a n E - 60 1 T , H 70 sB,
day Nal Tran on ehsf Line Drawing room Gar ATTACHED 70 ''
= grs Fsa'asi qy s5r III: Faa
ad EIpre Bradaay SO Cur B. BoS 90, mn as
y 5 s1, ,e s, % gG on S nave ' JAMES oi
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyER RALR0AD.-Tns' leave Thihstast as o.oH';
Ga m Chicago atG Molres Express.
q M Ssr,tora = '.r.i Express.
io:3o !. a. sfcss caesJ fast ra" viii Dr-'Hs'o'n
IL a n northern aaa we.te-u Evr"ss
Nj Ms s fSrr,. fe scar. New Yos % s. A.,1s
, n Peche ErEs'. With Sleeping 'a'' Tor "1'"'
Fs.s E with s' sB .a I # G' C. R
osl.; Tor 81 Louis Toledo; aud Louisville wa lA-i-i' 100
n S M ' tcs a. .SS Troy ElF.. through seeinsea"
D IL. Hudson Special train.
N. ard .. N Pourhteeg:Ie train; ,.,ia train,
90 AZ. 4l6 and mi 10 a. m 10 CAS- $40 sO and ll'o H.
suSdsy Way rraaa9 and n" Y Ya1.t, S''e m
spec al make nS Ss IS9 ] P,sers, Agent
serYor. Jqre p. IsiL
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
n ngsgECsSFs- ST foot Of CORTLANli 81 ia@E
o. hSI ~, Il 90! s1G Hs'Sa Iao 40 s. 90 =
Ie n SsR5s S va ma ' Tx VEST va Ba@art
s5s M For rus SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST s:S a NJ
$40. u Palace attached TO the ~ V sl aA
and IST S,oi m and silver Pe
attached $50 and Sn ,srSsfa non Hss S ts ~ S
1n s and ron tbrosgh Psbargh Cincinnati Louisville ~
oa and h az, ,adi ~ B6iss, c6
p Vs. RANKIN. Gen Pas. AT T. W JACKSON. GsalsVpt
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
Inc 'A' SUMNER SRRHS6sMEST
Commenting MONDAY Nay IS 1911 from Roosevelt and Grand St
sec. H. Mail for PaehOrue esnrec,ing a, sasyIoa
island, -H At raehosae by stag i'F B''P0H and
600 H. koe1aEav R,su,io1;
from PaiehOSss By stage iof Beep0H and fr
4sp "a. P.ichogus Aeeommclaton.
D Babylon Accommodation
The 90 and 10 M sS5 5:IO 40 srd trains connect at
vl' sr'm for i'~p.i'1S a. S6 BS.Iss' .,ean,sp.
For further particulars sc time ,ahls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Corporation Notifies.
DrrAKrSrsT op FrsAscy-BrAEAg o. AEEEAR.,

NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-
MENT, for unpaid ASSIGNMENTS for streets avenues and Fark
o.enlIgs wIieuiugs and eIuGAons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
CHEAP FARM FOR SALE, II acres, RockAo
Gnftion Sales of Real Gstale.

EARM for SALE at AuctiOn.-Nlll be sold
a AUCTION % the highest bidder the Court ousr Poushketp
Sc on MONDAY August 49, l at IL oe9es N The FORENOON" We
and occupied by William T. HaxLn u t
% III Rtman bu,cle- COUNTY NewYork. Il contains 2ai aes
.p,Iy iivd mo ulan meadow aud timber lan1 u ven wa
-, "a vsTv rrduejve mile half distant from The
sat on Al silver The dwelling and ouihmhg cost more
~ 80 are frstes and order For further paIe
Ia - - / A LOCKWOOD No lJ9 fassauft., NeF-l orr.
hoh.hi :, o -..,tcs ~ " WALTER LOCKWOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

PASSENGER st.n 10 NewYork of Twenty seyeub and
Iourlavc. Entrance Twenty seventh 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
OFFICE A. C. s, P1ArTsBrRGH Blk, " Y, Aug 4 1871
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with %

OFICE WAsHINOT0N AQIEIt,T NAsHNeION Jl5 = M,
ITO PIPE F0tNDERS.-Sealed Proposals VIII
he zee, we'd Until l. O'Clock tie 18Th day
the dhyey The Distrct o. Columb q nine MI
pounds inca cairun Nleiil, stop Cons
AMI cal Castings quantity ppe divided into "aT
go proposals all be- rcyed fF the whole les number o. os
No Brop for Pipe. Special Cus Cooks VIII hs Fesyoi
,rcsr In TIE which with circulars scc,etons llAus
forms Of contract information BE- bad spphsuOn
u person @ ly letter L. GEORGE IL fLl.ol -,
Msor Of Eustes T. 5 A.. Cef Engineer Washington Aqueoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

NEw-YORK, Aug. 8, 1911
PROPOSALS will he received for 30 days
removal Of six wrecks II WRECKS IN Charleston
rhor For particular app to this once In person % b. e
30 papers need copy this notice. g. A HILLhOhh,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
d RAII.R0AD Coz

- INDEPHSDENT LINE fer the WEST, SOUTH NESI. ard
NORTH FREIGHT received and orEanls By AADEE s9d
AMBOf RAILROAD. Pier North River, AM INLAND fkOikL
LBR LINZ. North River daily. RATES LOW vth quick
Dispatch Passengers EcgJersey and ard A. oate from
t' e Corsndts; privilege WEST ~ 20 Washing
ton H. c. The ONLY LINE ajOrng
tbs opportunity TIC KETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
proposalS

OFFICE OF LIGHT HORSE ENGINEER THIRD DHrEcT
TOAPKiNsyILLE, \. T.. Aug. 3 ls,l.
PROPOSALS are invited for MATERIAL and
LABOR for constructing BToYsHED aud WhAF At blscs
Rock Conn plan which b. this Ohcr AMI estimated
$500 Proposals duplicate inorsed on the n''eI'
this addressed the uHi'Hfd VII lo
received until WEDNESDAY. 23d OF August. 1871.
TIE rgb " reject bid wed j. {. WOODRUFF
= 90 Of Eug l. II. Engineer. Third distinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

Giin properin 10 Let.
,J,IIORNTON VI. R0DMAN, Real Estate Agent,
~ for LEASE the STORE and Basement
= q, s,,,a AZ. : : 20 per ~ Lquor
real AID Hsl AZ
,,rar Also and bedfooss - -IA Alb" ""'A
shop rs
,.,o PFNT-Tbe first class four-story, high
-. stope HOUSE Wet ItiftyscV'htht 81 r's'esso'
i ,a.P AMI 10 Paris g. CLARK, loo broad"s''
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UFPANT1I INthkIlNl
WAsmNGTON. b. G.. Aug. 3 l5Il '
CrAIFD pROpOSA AIS will be received ut this

- Ofc. unl pruxnol for egh hunde1 n"u'
ud su LITUOGRAPi CHECKS fr the II h' EAoas re-.
uue 10 Lumhsr Tor the wear i"'<. n"P IAN "
...r AZ MI. Ofcr or az : Pension Agsncy. A. a..
tI accompanied hy written ggirahe' seu.u
biL,r sth competent sares, that The BIDDER - ~ @
Inn, less Q! Ilognpnc ari las le r-qustr se's y" 1890
80 ~ The eonct o ch bI sde, IN satisfactory Ssiit
nr and gusrrur should 10 supfcbel Win me pace o ie>
demo Of tn sguers and the proper date D,
NJ . IA y. est Az, or 81 b. Oiere rserysd
J. II BAKER. Commissioner 81 Pensions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

dust hall railroad he1hc beautiful steamboat shLIlB
y III leaves Pier 81 r. foot Of Markets. ~ EhI AfTEkEOOS
al i5 and Thryseehthst az ocoeG Returning leaves horik
at t5 the sna o. tie Danbl and New Haven trains Pare
acrnt- krrnrx nnr clct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

nAILY EXCURSIONS TO LEWES and the
~ ID LAWARH BRRAKWAG RRThe U endd sea-sory
EAST IN QUEEN HAVANA vii riacs
DAILY ~ from Tier q, n aForng ertd Opportunity
fer en0Trg TIP fine fshlg aud bathing
tckeis for The tip good for week. IS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-01

NEW YORK, July 3l.-COroners
keenan, and Young visited the scene
Of explosion last evening. Coroner
keenan, viii hold an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-01
Memphis Division No. q.

A 7 a regular meeting Of Memphis Division
IA No. n, Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engf-
neeTs, held July "a, 1871. the death by railway
accident, July ~, 1871, Of Brother James Ibbs,
late member OF Division No. 7S, Louisville,
KY, and Secretary of this Division, having
teen announced, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Another dear friend and brother
has suddenly been called from our midst, inn
pressing upon us that we, too, are mortal, and
that we, sooner or later, must surrender all
we love and have upon earth, and pass, per-
haps without warning, " TO that bourne from
whence no traveller returns; therefore be il
ResOlUed, That we bow with submission 10
the SupreDe Architect of the universe, who
has in His infinite wisdom seen ut 20 remove
from US our beloved associate, dear friend and
brother; and
Resolved, That in the death of Brother GIBBS
this Division has lost one of its most genial
companions and our brotherhood one Of its
most worthy members; and 1t Is
Resolved, That we deeply symDathfze with
the family of our beloved brother, and earn
estly pray that He who has promised to be a
" husband to the widow" a father TO the
fatherless," may enable them 10 bear with
humble patience and Christian fortitude their
san bereavement; and
Resolved, That in token of respect for our
late worthy brother and Seer stary, JAMES
GIBBS, our hall be draped in appropriate
mourning for the space OF thirty days, and
that a COPY of these reaOi iutions be published
in the Memphis APPEAL, Memphis EUsHiag
LedgeT and in the Engineers lHOTlthLU Journal
and d copy, with the seal of the Division at &.
L6Cuel, De tIdublllhteu 70 tu6 OF our
deceased brother; and It is further
Resolved. That our sincere and heartfelt
thanks are due and are hereby rendered to q.
l.. Andersen, Sup't, and h. P. Ryan, Asst
Sup't Memphis e Charleston railroad, and to
]. f. Boyd and ID. W. Q. Rowland, Superin.
tendents Memphis & Louisville railroad, for
kind favOrs shown TO the brotherhood and 10
the family and friends OF our deceased worthy
brother.
ISgnedl e ID. ANDERSON,
j. b HART,
W. ID. MOKELVEY,
WIN. A. HUME,
ED. BRADLEY,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-01
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
IMPORT AIa { MOVEMENT.
Organization Of the PadHcah and Illinois
Bridge Company Memphis to Have
Another Connection With
the East.
The Owners Of the PadHcah and Gull Road
Take Stock in this Bridge for the
Sake Of the Mississippi
River Railroad.
speoial to the Memphis APPEAL.l


PADUCAH, July 3l.-In accordance
with the notices published, the books
Of the Psducah and Illinois Bridge
Company were opened at the office Of
Norton, Wisdom 4 Co., bankers, of
this city. The required amount Of
stock was taken, principally by the
parties who own the Paducah and
Gulf railroad. We are informed that
the stockholders will give notice in
our morning psPers, as required by
the charters, 10 complete their organi-
cation, and that the company viii be
Immediately organized.
Nature itself seems to have selected
this point for a railroad crossing.
From setual survey, a bridge can be
constructed at comparatively a small
outlay. There is q small island about
midway Of the river, and good
foundation for the remaining piers
can be obtained without any tedious
or expensive process.
This work will form one Of the most
impOrtsnt links in the railroad sys-
TEN of the country, and when your
projected roads in the Trans-Missis-
sippi country are completed, viii
give you the best and shortest outlet
to the North and Northwest, and Fest
by Indianapolis will be seYenty-one
mites shorter to New York.
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MARRIED.

sNYDER-BUHR-On the Sth Inst, by
Rev. - Trlest pastor of the German Luz
therian Church, Professor PAUL SNYDER
and Miss ANNIE BUHR, all of Memphis
The many friends of the Professor. after
they have realized that such things can be
and overcome us like simmer cloud" J"
join in hearty sand bespeak
for him and his beautiful and accomplished
bride, the most complete realization of all
their brightest dreams, that the harvest of
their lives may be abundant of the fruits Of
earnest toll, and no shadows, no clouds
come near their hopes-no tears but of glad
ness, b.
JARVIS-CARTER-At the residence Of
Joseph Holmes, 1873 Monroe street, On Mon
day afternoon, by the Rev. VIM. Boggs, Mr..
WN. P. JARVIS, of Evansville, Indiana, and
Mrs. WILLdEEETTE CARTER, Of this city.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENMT.
Debate in the House of Lords on the AboIl-
tiOn of the Purchasing System
and In the Commons on Ar
thurs Pay.


LONDON, July 31.-In the House OF
Lords to-day Earl Granville, in mo v.
ing for q favorable answer to the royal
message on behalf of Prince Arthur,
urged that the demand merely full
filled a contract made at the Begin
ming of the reign of the Queen. He
spoke in warm terms of the Prince,
whose visit to Canada had secured
the affection of the Colonists.
The Duke of Richmond heartily
seconded the motion, which was car
ried without division. The Duke
then moved a vote of censure of the
Queens message abolishing the pur-
chase system in the army as unworthy
ministerial resort. He denounced in
strong language the speeches made at
the banquet at the Mansion House on
Saturday in relation to the treaty
made at Washington, and claimed
that the royal prerOgative was much
strained in the ratification of that in
strument without the assent of Par.
lament.
Earl Granville spoke in defense of
the message and as simply respond
ing to the previous action of the House
OF Commons.
On the vote of censure, the Mar
Quis of Salisbury thought the Lords
we're bound to resent this great out
rage; for unrebuked it would remain
a standing menance to the authOri-
ties of the House. The Duke of Ar
guyle severely reprObated the sugges-
ton of the Marquis of Salisbury,
stigmatizing it as narrowly and bitter
ly partizan. Lord Romilly contended
that such exercise of royal prerOga-
tive was unprecedented. Lord PEN
Zanee defended the action of the
Government, and argued to show
that the interpositiOn of the crown in
this case was entirely constitutional.
The Earl of Derby strongly advocated
the motion to censure; and Earl
Russell said he should vote for
it declaring that the Government
had incurred serious responsibility.
Lord NorthbroOk thought that the
proposed course of the government
was the OnlyI possible one left
for 1t.
Lord Cairns spoke at great length
against the government seeking to
prove its use Of royal power without a
precedent. At the conclusion of
Lord Cairns speech vote was taken
on the motion to censure. It was de-
feated, the government having ma
jority of 80.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
In the House of Commons Mr..
Gladstone stated that unless the bill
relative to elections passed by Tues
day an October session of Parliament
was iminent.
Peter Alfred, member for Leicester,
denounced the making of an apprO-
priation for Prince Arthur, who, he