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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROBATE COURT----SAlE OF
LAND.

No. 43, R. D.-JuIius c. Hoist, administration
vs.. ]. c.. Hoist, ct al.-PetiliOn 10 sell land
20 pay debts.
Under and BY virtue Of a decree Of sale
made IN the above cause, at the present
March, term, 1871, Of the Probate court OF
shelby county, Tennessee, 1 will proceed 10
sell, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door, on
Union street, ia the city OF Memphis, Tennes-
see, on
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No. al. r. Din the FIRST Chanosry Court OF
shelby county. Tsnussaaa.-Eliz 81. 8rsgg
vs.. Roh6rt R arazg-
1T appearing nom AFFIDAVIT In this enure
II tina tha plao8 Of residence OF dafaudaur-
Robert B. Gregg 81 unknown and oanuof -
found after reasonable Inquiry.
IL iB therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at b courthouse - ths
city Of Memphis Tam, On OF before the drst
Monday in Nay, ISL, and plead. answer
OF ma 70 complainauta hEn, dr the same
vii be taken Tor confessed rs 70 him. aud
set for hearing eZpert8s and 6hat s. copy OF
thiB order be published- ouoaa-Weak. for four
successive WeeE8, In the Mamphis Appeal
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk aud Master
BY ~. ]. BLACK. Deputy g. andA
IL. M1f arland. Sol. FOR cGuullL mh2
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LuAHHAl sAaHl -Do0a8 And
lumber Of all kinds, and especially for
flooring. shingles, doors, sash and Ia fact
an dressed msberial, Is 50 great that our
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Saturday the 2sth day Of April, 1877,

IN front Of No. 85i Main street. in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, sell, &C public auction
the highest bidder, for ca6h. between the
hours uf clock me- ana O'GLucE u.u.-
the blowing described properly. viz
-Four steam-pOWer Printing Presses. with
their fixtures; one Ten-hOrse- power Erafua
and 6hafttng four JOB Printing Presses
twenty seven Type and ave Double Ca1-
luets and three sLDglaC abluecs two luuCref
Type Cases six large Composing stones two
Doe Ready Proof Presses, together with lot
of Wood u Metal Type, Galeys. Racks.
etc; one heavy Sheet Press and Boa DIS. one
Smashing Machine; ore Enclosing Fresa-
Two Cutting Machines; nreeAtandtnr Press
IS one huL1ng Machine; one Ba1Etng Ma
chine; one Paging Machine; one LavsIIug
Machines one Paper Cutter Machine one
Table Gauge shears two Stgbbing Machines
and lot OF Stanuard MiscellaneOua and -crnn.
Books o-SiereOrypea} and Store EIGruues-tha
whole making up one Of the MOST CUMulE-l
publishing embellishments In the south. ar-
being the same formerly in use by Lla Sou
western Publishing CCmpanY.
The proptrty can be Inspected on the prem
lsesz "a SAP viii be ABSOLUTE and without
redemption. The title is believed 20 bsg1o1.
but VII Hel and convey simply under me
authority conferred @. on me by the aforesaid
trust deed and mortgage.
March 80. 1871 m6W
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SEED POTATOES.

EAkLf ROSE Shaker, Ruaseis, London
IA Ladies', Eariy Goodrich. pfnkeve- Peach.
blow u other Varisties, at
mhls 80 FRoNF sTRERT.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate
TUESDAY, April Is, 1871.

IN the Second Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county, Iennessee.-Ho. $40, amos Hunson
vs.. James Paine ct al-ho, Gs2. u. b. y.
VIM Va. James Paine ct al.
u virtue Of an order Of sale made d these
the highest bidder, In mont OF me- Seoond
Cnaneery Clerks office. in tbs city Of Mem
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The only Ladies' Furnishing
House in the City.

nRANCH ofNEW YORK EMPORIUM OF
ID FASHION, I2 Main street.
3 its OF great variety furnished 70 the
trade al New York Prices.
sample Room at "a. J. Aancy Zoos Mill
uerv E~stabllshmsDti corner Main and Wash
najOn streets, Memphis, Tenn. ap2
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mRMRm REV 7D
HM For any case OF Blind. Bleed.
&VOW ing, ItchingO or liberated Piles
that -UeBiNG'S Pills REW-
EDN falls 70 cure tits prepared expressly
TO- cure tbs piles and nothing alse, and haa
cured cases OF over % ysarsH taudfnE old
D. al druggists. Price SLo0.
GOODYEAR HILLS.
deH Agents, 81 Main street.
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LIE. u Ist 1ay 81 Ians -.
Trust Sale.
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Hay, 1871.

In 'front.' Of the ONCE OF marye q Traz=vEu
No. Madison street. Memphis. ustWe.u lLa
CASH az public OuuCry, 10 tue highest 1.-d
the properly In said deed described, consist
ing or beautiful lot, OF four aGres. win nest
cottage ana 9~uI-buLuLuEs, near buufTu sla-
ton. I've miles nom Memphis. on the M=l-
PMS and Charleston rallroad-
Toe deed calls for I've acres. bus only nu~
viii De sold r. relelBs and 1ull-clllm lsT
Besn heretofore given Tor one acre. I--
equity OF redemption IS waived blythe terms
o the dee1i and the title l5 perfect, flCuEI .
she'll sell as trustee only
apo Law MAEEE- Trustee.
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'Hh arm heretofore existing under ths
= Aane ana Style OF GODWIN Il SPILL
sion business. % this day dissolvsd by mutual
e9nhent the same % taka eject April Z, ISL
~. 8oQHini having purchased M. SPILL
mans entire interest in the concern. IS alone
responsible for 1ts Liabilities. and authorized
70 receipt for claims due the drms
JNO. II. GOODWIN
r b. 8RILLaAA-
Memphis, ApruI Is7L.
-
HAVING purchased the entire infarsft q
La n. E. eptlman. In the late firm Of cod
win & Spilmau, Cotton FACTORS and Commib-
sion Merchants, VIII continue the same az
the old sIand. No. Union street, under the
arm nameo or
D. r. GOODWIN q 20.
Thankful to or patrons and friends FOR
past favors, would respectfully ask Tor a
continuance of the same.
aps J. R. GOODWIN q co.
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III Ambition quiet q unchanged
u motion quiet and unchanged.
Sales on The spot, 800 bales futures, SO
bales.
1pm-CottOn dull and easier; ordinary
l0zsci good ordinary, l2Zc; low mid
ding, I3Zc; middIng, 1879; good mid
ding; l5Zc. Sales on che spot, 1850 bales;
futures, 100 bales; April, 1875 to l3
l3-I8c; May and June, 1880.
2 p.m.-COttOn dull snd prices un-
chsnged Sales IN the spot, 1000 bales;
futures, 200 bales.
3:45 p.m.-Cotton closed dull and prices
unchanged. Sales, to spinnsrs, 333 bales +;
export, 252I bales; speculation, 5I6 bales:
contract, 500 bales; April, May, June
and July, l3zc
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. April Il, 1880 am
Cotton steady, with fair demand, at AZ
@l4Ze. sales, 1000 bales.
2p.m-C0tton steady, with q fair de-
mand, at I4H@l4Zc. Sales, 5000 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, AprflI7, u:15am-Cotton
dull. sales, 10, BOO bales. Middling Up
lands, 77-l6d; Middling Orleans, 7Sd.
Imports, $4,000 bales.
1870 p.m.-COttOn easier. Sales, u 600
bales, Of which speculatOrs took 1000.
Middling Uplands, I'D Orleans, 7Hd.
5pm.-CoUton duh and easier; Upland,
I'D; Orleans, 7Bi Sslss, y 900 bales;
export and speculation, 700 bales; ship
msnJs-frOm Bombay since last report TO
the l45h, $1,000 bales.
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and INDIGESTION
extent than proba-
adv, and relief is
sought after. Iftbe
ia its action, health
bly, secured. Want
LiVer causes Head
Jaundice, Pain in
gh, Dizziness, Soul
In the Mouth, Bill
Al tation Of the y cart,
Spirits, or Blues,
r symptoms. which
is
u that has ever beer
=. mildly, ~edectuelly,
lis vegetable COM
injury. Il is harm
It mas been used for
dreds of the good
parts of the u
its virtues.
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Book Agents
can make 500 per month selling

Can make slO0 per month selling
W1aa RHadIcRI Adviser
Nv DR THomPsoE, OF Nashville Tenn. "A
standard household medical work As sueh
IL ha no rival. II Is 1ndorsel Wy ne most
au1f7,anf nbveicians North south E0st and
WesL IA merit and reliability are thus
placed beyond question. no BOOK oners
greater Inducements 70 agents. SsnA lor eiL-
S1Iars- WIN taFlas. etc. Address NATIONAL
P~URLIaHIN8 co, Nos. "a and 20 Second
sIraaL- Mamnhia Lenn. alLo oaM
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NO.. 85, R.-FIrst Chancery Court OF shelby
COunty.-John Brown, administrator OF j..
F. Orr, deceased, ct al VS.. Luther McMulleu
ct al.
D. virtue of an i-nterlOcutory decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause, March
q, 1871, 1 VIII sell, at public a~uctt8n, TO the
highest bidder in front of The Clerk and Mas
ter'a once, GreenlaW block EecOnd street, In
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on
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LEGAL NOTICES
sHERlFFS SALE or REAL Es-
TATE.

TATE
by va 5rI faoiss 10 me drsctsd
ID Io @ Ilreuit Court or shelby
eouut3 . watson vs. u
Eddius RI iuErre.Uan cost
VIII -der- for cash. lu
non on Second street.
in Shelby county Ten
uessE
HsdFsg- 81 Of April 1871,
all the rFlr interest oEsaid 81. IL.
Eddlus ia sTtsin tract OF patcal OF
land a1luaL wing III shelby county
IennesBee. ouutatulaE seventeen &-lu acres.
and knuWD NJ O 8cT1Ded as follows. as Lol
NO. 2 OF the Subdivision Of J. H. aolalelta
land. lying md being between the Memphis
% He manfoWu Pi1uk Road beginning az
* stake 10 tine center II the said FlauE hQau,
eng che uortl west corner OF Lot Ao.L MIS-
WlnfuTu. now Mrs. EnIlpa tract nence
south, to take q ~ feel south OF the Mem-
phis a. q Cuar aIOu Railroad tnenc8 uortl-
north Of the SAID Railroad thence north TO
q stake in the c inter- Of the Memphis and
G-ermautowu Plank Road, The c1rueEOf Lot
M 8. ruencs 8 CuainE and 50 Inks, WIN the
center OF saId Plznk Road To the beginning
beflR the same parcel OF land conveyed By
deed, bearing late "a February IEl, aud
recorded il the Registers once OF Shelby
IN book %, page IA ~ L5, 20 which
rerereuCs is here made, Levied on as the
property Of "a. =. Eddins, 10 satisfy said
de0u, Interest and cost.
sais-BetWesn the hours OF 10 am. and &
nm. rhis March &, 1871.
MARCUBL WRIGHT, sheriff.
By u. @. HOLMES Deputy sheriff.
E5ttz GIacEsont Attya.lor plGEms mis-
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HOnday, the l5th day Of Nay, 1871,
Trustees sale
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue OF the terms aua
- provisions of q deed of trusr er-cufaI
western Publishing Company. for the uur-
pose or securing certain lnleUteiuass a1 Is.
Doe q Co., 2 others therein EeE lur.l. when
trust deed -s Of record in the Registers 1dIrs
Of shelby county. In ChatteI Mortgage B0oE
No. = page Iis etC-t0 whl1h reference Is
mere made-l VIII, at the request OF the ereu-
itor8 therein named. on
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BOILERS

DOU-
Il BILE ACTING ANTI
- FREEZING FORCE PUMP.
This plate represents a
I'D frE Pickering Force Pump
In q we'll. It Is also I'M
surpassed as a cistern
Spump.
For sale by E.. r.
~ Knight q Co, Z95 Second
EA street, Memphis, Tenn
We refer to the follow
ing who are using them:
A.. 3. Livermore, Supt
~ Mississippi & Tennessee
R.R Capt. c. B. Church.
Ej@ General Marcus J
Wright. II. Lemon, J. Ii.
j Cash, II. q. Dent, Pass
more 81 Ruh1n, n. Boland
~ ". B~acigalupo, DR. W.
. ZE 1. Irwin, James e. Law
ton, Agent Great West
144a2ern Dispatch Company
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CHARcERY SALES.
ChanCsry Sale of Real Estate
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1871.
saturday, AprII 29. Is7I.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wtt:
The undivided half Of lot No. s. being on
Island 50 In the Mississippi Notwithstanding
at a cottonwood on the ban Of the river,
west side of the island, marked A, on PLnnePs
south boundary line; thence east 81 chains,
to a stake and elm, marked B; thence north
b chains and seVenty-hve d5l links, to an
ash marked u. on Mttcheils west boundary
line; thence south with his line 81 chains
and so links, to au ash, marked x, In Mecca
vock's north line; thence west with his line
l0 chains, to cottonwood, marked r, in the
bank of the river; thence north Is west, 2
chains; theno north west, 10 mains and
40 links, 70 the beginning containing 4o
acres.
Terms Of Eale.-O ne-third cash; balance in
six and twelve months, purchaser executing
notes with security. Lien retained TO secure
purchase money.
Equity or redemption barred.
This March q, l57l
n. ID l. STEWART,
CAerE and Master.
lockwood & MfcOu, T cOmplt. mh9
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who are afflicted with any form Of
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
such as Syphilis, GOuOrrhea, elect, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases; Byphtlitic or Mer.
cUrtal affections Of the throat, skin or bones,
Orchitis. hernia Or~rupture; also, the effects
OF a solitary habit, rutuOus to the body and
mind, producing blOtches on the face, debit
ty, tmpOtency, dizziness, dimneEs of sight.
CONFUSION OF ideas, evil fOrebOding, aversion
TO society, loss OF memory, weakness, etc, not
all Of these In any one case, but al occurring
frequently in various cases. Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by a new method.
Particular paid 10 the DIBBA-E5
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive suppressed
or painful M"enstruatiOn, LuchOrrhCsa or
Whites, falling Of the womb, and an trregu-
lartties Of the monthly periods, causing Bter-
Lity or b-arrenness, and Of5en-times cOnHump-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter upon al diseases not requiring his
attention outside Of his ONCE. Omc hours,
rom 8 am. to 8 o clock pm
mhT7 D. 3. JOHNSON. N. ID.
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The BIsss Sewing Machine.

/ NE offer for sale to-day the most perfect
w Sewing Machine ever made.
This splendid Machine uses no ugly, GRIND
/ nQcgmg: . complicated, rafting cog-Wheel
qearinq. TIE Whole Machine consists Of a
sfmnIe crank movements Runs rrapidiy;
makes less noise than any otneF shuttle Ma
in its movements.
nB- All are invited to call ana it,
NOS FRAZER q CO.,
ans e North Court street.
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Everybody is cordially invited to inspect our Stock. No trouble to show
residents and strangers through, as we respectfully solicit an examination.
Goods sent on order to all parts Of the United States, by express, @. @. D.
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COTTON.

The market opened quiet, with q slight
Improvement in offerings, q not sufh-
cient 20 tempt buyers to Invest 70 any eX-
tent, as prices were far above their views.
Sellers were not affected In the slightest
measure by the depressing news from Liv-
ern0Ol and New York, but on the contrary,
held their cotton firmly at SATURDAYS
prices, which buyers we're unwilling to
give. Sales were but 400 bales-the light
est transactions of the ssssOn-snd we're
mainly in pickup lots of from i've to ten
bales, including 43 bales strict good Ordi-
nary at l25Ec, so ordinary to strict good
ordinary at l0Gl3e, 65 low ordinary TO or
binary at sZGlOZc, 40 stains sc llLc, 8
clean stains al lie, 7 low middling at l5Zc,
g middling l4Lc, 5 strict middling Axe.
The greater portion of the purchases were
made by Eastern buyers, exporters not
deeming the prices low enough TO invest
on a declining market at Liverpool.
Many Of the Eastern buyers maintain
that the prices reported daily are errO-
neous, or that buyers, il making their
reports, class their cotton az least q grade
too high. One buyer In particular states
that be has had orders for Low Middling
that be has not bsen able TO MI at l3HC,
Notwithstanding b transactions re-
ported daily at re below that figure.
CoTToN STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, April IL, 1871.
stock. September /, 1870. 1850
Reed since lsst statement 99S
Received previously. 462, SITS 542
467,622
Shipped since last stint. 2,45j
shipped previously... $50, 9O4-49 $50
Stock at nOon this day 1928
IagBOTts.
Memphis and Charleston railroad los
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad 81
Memphis End Ohio railroad 2sl
Estimated per wagons. ..----..... 100
Exports.
Memphis and Ohio rsllr0ad-.-.I454
St6amers5 400
Steamers, 67l
OoTTOE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April Il, 10 a.m-Market
quiet. Sales on Saturday, I248 bales; re-
s2,5l9 bales receipts here, 1913
JruLuaEy .s.-..'...-s'
Mlddung ..--.--. .-r.--.-...---- .-..-...l5ts
------.
AlQdung --- --...-..-..----.. .-...--..-l5ts
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MEDICAL B~lsPENsARY.
DR. .. S. JoHNSON'S
MEDICAL D~ISPENSARY
2lO Main Street, up Stairs,
Between Washington and Adams Streets,

Is now permanently established for the treat
ment Of patients, both male and female,
who are AFFLICTED with n form OF
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEG


49, .Gilbert's cider mill near LockpOrt, N. T., was
burned on Thursday. Loss. *5.cooi Insurance 5000 -
go The premises aud stock of lfapg00d x Co.,
Wholesale Sbocaers feerat Boston, damaged by n
yesterday, 10 the extent Of $500
-. Lincoln, the abscondng member OF the iewelry
Lincoln Cherry Pittsburgh Penn has been arrested al Lin
coin Nebraska. lie will he returned to Pittsburgh.
49,. The Mansion House ut Hull Mass was burned
The house owned by the heirs OF the late Henry Tudor
vnng the landlord had about $1,000 worth VI furniture on which
there y q, 900 insurance..
go The Grand Jury Of Albany yesterday indicted
John Fns for robbery In the degree for entering and robblng
Of the Express Company the night Of the 9TH Of January The
Indictment contains siI counts.
49,. George Luce, living In the family Of Augustus
woods OF Bloomington III burned TO death on Thursday by ths
stioytd AID MI Wooisnl wss seriously burned
-. 1t IL rumOrcd in Chicago that painful tragedy
at Rock Grove Winnebago County Ill., Wines( whch
having connection with attempted robbery No particulars arc
Owen
Tho Western bound freight train on the u. c.
H. the track sessDs Utah, THURSDAY night rr'ei
ears W. smashed and the rails Tor considerable distance
There ss life bat the regular train tho East ain the
mall was delayed 10 bosrA
Two girls named Gertrude and Mary Shadt-
fd aged aud respectively taken To Cincinnati s
N Money The money Of l0 bills Of the National bank Of
W. aud fair specimens but easily detected
eoeut Judges Upon examination before the United States Conms
,onr, ey found the the noo OF car While
from Da Mditown. Thsy bald 10 ansrer and In ds-"
bail we're committed 10 Jail
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THE PROPOSED SURRENDER
TERMS NOT YET DECIDED

TWO ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE PRO.
vTsIoNAL GOVERNMENT ALLOWED rorp.vp
PARIS TO JOIN IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. .s
LONDON, Thursday. JAM &c, 1871.
dispatch from Versailles yesterday states that.
at Fsvre's request. NM Picard and Dorian have
received passes to 50 TO Versailles TO Join in the
Negotiations. The Conference yesterday had a
discordant session of four hours
A letter from M. Guizot to Mr. Gladstone ia pub
lishcd to-day, in which the former argues at length
the question of the proper conditions for peace be-
tween France and Prussia. He urges England to at
least protest in favor Of peace and expresses the be-
lief that such action on her Part would not be in
vain. '''
The following statement has been obtained from
an unofficial source but is believed to be entirely
Trustworthy: The Germans will insist upon the nm
conditional surrender of Paris, with all its forts and
defenses. 30
Ii is said the Emperor of Germany has written a
letter to his wife in which he says the captulation Of
Paris is imminent, and that no expects speedily to
return to Berlin.
The report in The london Tires that there is col
fusion between Count Won Bismarck and the En-
peror Napoleon and Empress Eugene is unfounded.
On inquiry at the German Legation here, at
noon to-day, it was ascertained that no informa-
ton of the captulation Of Paris had been re-
ceiyed there; and at the British foreign office,
up to o late hour last night, the reports that
NJ. Tavre had made propositions for capitulation
remained nconfrmed.
FAyRE RETURNS TO PARIS FOR FURTHER IN
STRUCTIONs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYEl
LONDON. Friday, Jan. q, 1871.
The TRBUNEs special correspondent at Versailles
writes under date of yesterday that NJ Jules Favre
had returned to Paris Wednesday evening, and
that the firing on Paris had been resumed and con-
Times.
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MISCELLANEOUS CAILE DISPATCHES.
~po:o1 Joo;ol q, c-,ray, to tba rayv

IAN official denial IS given to the news
paper version Of the instructions transmitted to the
Austrian Plenipoentiaries at the London Conference
relative TO the guarantee by the Powers Of the free navi
CATION OF tho Danube
THE ship Marion Emerson of Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia, Capt. sheldrake. from Savannah, Dec 3,
for Bremen and laden with cotton, was burned at Bre-
HleIlnven The Marion Emerson was owned BY ;. hll-
lam Of Yarmouth, n. g., and registered Goa turs-
THE Anglo American Committee, COM
posed OF eminent political legal and military men, will
shortly publish in London an exhaustive report on the
fhery question and other points of difference between
the United States and Canada The conclusions Of the
report generally somewhat unavo1able TO the Ameri
cans bnt nevertheless take the ground that the Caua
dian pretensons the question of hcadlands are UNI
founded.
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COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Senate, in Exc
cutve Session to-day, confirmed the following nomha
tions
hraim he Consul at scio.
James A. Hall Collector Of Customs Wshohoro, Me- -
Charles Power Collector Of Customs CherUstone, Va
Samuel A. Orchard, Surveyor Of Customs Onaas
james T. Galloway Secretary hr the Territory 81 Montana
Joseph G. Clements for W ashngton Territory n,,
Reuben Ewood Assessor Of Internal Revenue Tor tho Ss'
Of Illinois 4, 49,. n,.,ri.t of
j. n Dotsior United Attorney for the Western pi'e' OF
Missouri.
A. Y. NJ Arny Indian Agent. New-MsSco
4. T. Brown, Surveyor-toaerul. MinIesoh 49,.
d. HERMAN pac hlop toseonrg orefos co,.r
NaraConmolorc William r. TAYLOR 10 be heas pp c,,faIa
Nnpoeon Colnna Commander Thomas ihes
Lieutenant Comanders Chsre, McDougah na % w.. MT
Commander; Ensign d. /. Richards Master On se,ne, "
on As,t,nt sargroni Rohcthsm Assistant hngne" ,v..
a.as,e,. Samuel Grove Al Mexico $40. George d. "Ans
CrIon mn Fr~nL Cpdenn MorSon ILL., Henry bowh A, ~,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
SOUTH AMERICA.

ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR MONTEyIDEO-TTIE EN-
TIRE RIOS REVOLUTION EXTENDING.
LISBON, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1871.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to Jan. 6, arc to
hand by the mail steamer from that port.
battle had been fought near Montevideo, in which
the rebels defeated Tho revolution in Entire Rios
Is extending to tho surrounding provinces.
Tho permission accorded to ships owned In other
tries to trade between Brazilian ports has been pro-
longed until the end Of the present year. Tho rate Of
interest upon Brazilian Treasury bonds has been
duced by one-half Of ono per cent Tho Bornco has
been wrecked midway between Montevideo and Santos
Thrtyvo persons were drowned. This is supposed to
refer to tho bark Borneo of Liverpool, Capt Dunlap
from Callao bound to Liverpool