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The World says: The Hon. r. R.
Butler is about to bring his acquittal to
pecunisry account by suing for libel all
the papers that have expressed an unfa-
vorable opinion of him, the damages to
his fair fame being estimated at $4,000
in each instance. AS there are about
5000 papers published in America, his
prospective profit will be $240, OOO, 900,
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IhsTITuTE-
Mechanics' Institute.

MEETS AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. u
VI o'clock. hsFular business meeting, arst
Meanelday y iEht 81 each month, Regular
cqlioquiai meeting, eyeT lr,dey 4ifht-
~. BURKE, President.
?. srfrH, Secretary. ISs-i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-10

They tel Of young lady at Rondout,
New York, who has q passion for walk.
ing barefoot IN the snow.
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A Norwich, Conn, woman who ran a
needle into her left foot year ago, by
accidentally stepping upon it, recently
had it pulled out from between her shout
ders. -I ~
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INSURANCE.
LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Mary MOriarty No. 1914. o. R. D.
Dan1 H. Mofiiarty ct al. Court Of Shelby Go.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID entered in the above cause February g.,
1871, I win sell AZ public auction. 70 the high
est bidder. before the court house door Of the
Second Chancery Court, Greenlaw Block,
Second street, in the city Of Memphis. Tenn.
on
Saturday, March IL, 1871,
Within legal hours. the following described
property, viz: LIST. A certain lot Of land sit
uate, lying and being In ecity Of Memphis.
and described as follows, to-Wit; Being part
of a tract Of land known upon the plan of
Memphis as lot number Eve hundred and
eleven SID. and designated upon II. W. Hills
plan Of subdivision Of said lot 5ll. as surveyed
BIZ William Crane. engineer. lot No. COZ
twenty; beginning at the southeast corner Of
Hill and MOsby streets. in said city and county
and State, thence eastwardly sixty-nine (69)
feet, with the south line Of Mosby street, to a
stake; thence southwardly. and parallel with
Hill street, one hundred and forty-eight and
one-half lis1ll feet, 70 an alley sixteen and
One-half 800 feet wide; thence westwardly,
t69l feet, to a stake at the corner Of said alley
and Hill street; thence northwardly. with the
est line Of Hill street. one hundred and forty
eight and one-half 0is1D feet. t. the begin
uluRf llt same Delnf Iarl OF lol conveyed 70
Daniel Moriarty By Thomas W. Hunt, ~ deed
recorded in the ONCE IL Register 81 Shelby
county. Tenn, IN Record Book No. =. pages
-. %. Also a certain lot OF parcel Of land
situated. lyinE and being in the city Of Mem
phis Shelby county. Tennessee. and more
particularly described a. follows. to-Witi The
same being situated on the south side Of MOsby
street, in The city q Aemghis, and being part
Of lot No, le Of II. W. Hill e subdivision Of the
city Of Memphis. Shelby county. Tennessee:
having front Of thirty-seven feet SIX inches
81 feet inchesl on said street, from the east
orn boundary line Of said lot No. 10. and run
ming back In parallel lines from said street
one hundred and forty-eiEht feet six inches
li81I feet). to An alley: the same conveyed 70
Daniel MoTiarty b. Thomas II. Hunt and Cal
win n. fackler. b. deed duly registered In the
ofice Of RegiEtcr Of Shelby county. tennessee,
IN Record Book No. IS, pages 800 and 30i. and
b. deed Of N. G. Kennedy 70 Daniel Moriarty,
IN said Rerister'a once. IN book No. =.
Terms Of Sale One-half cash; and the bal
ance in equal payments, 81 sig and twelve
monthsi lien retained until al Durehnse.
NJ. 5. /. STEWART. Clerk and Mss.sr.
Zhis February %, ISL. 1-lo
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Departure of the English Commits
sion for Washington = President
Grant and Others Denounced In
the House of Commons.
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SEWING MACHINE.
EYs.

T. Il. BRAMLETTE, r, T. DuRRETT. O. NJ, BRIGGS
Late Governor of KY.
BRAMLETTE. DURRETT @ BRIGGS,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
PENNSYLVANIA.
ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
The Republican State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania has issued address TO the people. ap
peaing more for their support. and reviewing the
past history Of the Republican party in the State and in
the United States. The address recalls suggestive
facts and figures in the political history of Pennsyvana.
showing that the Republican administration OF state
finances has been ec0nomica ana honest The late clyll
the nation recovering from that struggle, the last
three amendments to the Constitution became neees-
sary and the adoption or these amendments IL
pointed Mt one of the grandest achievements OF
modern times. IL Is argued that TO secure and
defend the enfranchsed ooOred people in the rights
and privileges thus conceded TO them is one Of
party is so be intrusted with this work as that
which has performed the preliminary labOrs The Dem
ocratc party has resisted this policy heretofore and is
also opposed needed to raise provide
for the public debt this party also opposed ana
equitable liquidation of the public debt as was OPP
posed every necessary for successful pros
ecuton of the and speedy restoration of peace 1t
urged that this party too is generally committed TO
any line Of policy which shall remit the country to its
Referring to the attitude ass, med by the Pennsylvania
Democracy relative to the amendments to the Con-
sttuton the address takes the ~ und that the action of
the State Convention has not Dovn accepted by the rank
and file Of the party, and but grudgng and suen ac-
qnescence therein has been yielded anywhere Accept
ing this New Departure" is confession that the Re-
publicans right and the Democrats were wrong;
what need hen OF the further existence Of the Demo
!, After warmly commencing the present Republican ad
mnisraOn Of the government for its WIS economy and
successful foreign policy the address says that TO con-
tnue the Republican party in power is to continue tho
policy begun, both in State and nation, OF maintaining
the public credit paying off our debt reducing taxation,
settling international difficulties without b0odshed and
sustaining the great principles involved In the meas
necessarily growing out of the To restore the
Democratic party TO pOweris to destroy the public credit
pave tho way for repudaton bring in the old tide OF
corruption, msmanagement, and extrayagance, and
open up all the questions involved in the recon
sruction of the Southern States, now settled upon an
honorable basis.
In proof Of the unness of the Democratic party TO DO
intrlsed with power, the Committee calls attention to
the extravaganza Of the last Pennsylvania Legislature
which had Democratic maj0rity-and TO the misgov
crnmen of NewYork City, where the civic authorities
basely declined to defend the rights OF the few against
the The action of the Governor Is referred TO
yielding only what popular camOr had made longer
silence dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
DIED.

BATTY-At Newark Ju a. Jessie daughter Sylvester ,st
% Jogns ss1 ~ ,ns Id H ny,sJ fsJ q a. nst a m f from the m
Of her father MI Propectave, al oeocs Thsr'ii M
BSH0P-MabeI spuug nB daughter Of Henry w. sui Florence
R shcp SSaiay July e aged o 'Gsa Sdy" attain, tho ,.,
from The rcS9ef Se. Of John T. Bishop S0A'e Elizabeth j. ..
BoLLET-On sunday evening July 23 lingering Illness Mary
s.. wife OF q. Bolet, sgei - wears and months g.
es%pmen o y aPd mepIes % Empire Loige No q.
No. 1863 Alen.st, lhursay, Jaly q, at2 o'clock
BURROUGHS Brooklyn Taesisy Jaly - Charles "
Relatives eesfu invited to attend his iune frss
the re.sene Of his 80 Lyng,nt Tnuriy, hs .h
inst at II o'clock IN wthout further invitation.
PAwCBTTOn Moaday evening Jul d, Alice A. Fwe youngest
daughter Of John ami Isalela A. FsE4e'I. .., ,.,
from the re,co Of her parents, "a we For-hr s on "oia'~
day. at O'Clock p. IN.
Po,rge-on Monday July Olive FsBo. infant daughter Of deo
A. and Mar Florence Poster sSoi year mons anl Z! s
"e'ts om to- 1easSee ofGel gaIsa wons,
KEILUM-oa the Hemp.ed, L. l. Joha Klum. arsAI-
Funeral sevce, residence Hampstead rury, ar s',.
inst od}c NJ same da at Dr. Badns9a, "a. so,.
ar are low ted to sttead without further noacc
KlNGSLAND oa FRIDAY a., inst At Freion, H. y
Edmund W and Marcia A. Kifgs,ai.
His funeral viii take place from ,ae rs.depee Of his PsIen. nG,
train. iron the loot Of Barcays
Gideon Lee granddaughter john Calhoun Of soaib c'roni
pa@ers ~" at" st Gsaas ih INST ear'S. v Be- .,
station arrival OF uah "sDg I~th s< ST. hA-
emR Railroad. % 1870 M.
Southern papers please copy.
MACY-on MONDAY Jay2 1871 MARY Ann, vile Of CAPT, r'a B.
Macy.
Relatives and friend, family attend h' funeral froa
her ie residence las. On, n rel and twenty ysrsts DO
tween sud Tinrsiay sh inst, at IL O'Clock H.
MoRRHOUSE-In Marble Dale Coan July a. Harriet vile Of Js5eh
Morehouse. aged II years.
wILLIAMSON-on Monday eVenig, Juy'i C'PA Jnes G. VIII
Hanson, q. \. Nayr.
The reaves ard the Army and Ssvy and NJ.
due Corps are rrsTeesl s,si % 70 a 1 % T % o i lI 80
O'clock D. NJ fnars viii h. taken TO Grecnwova ior ntsnent.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tie Lebanon Pcnn.) Courier says that the
Democratic party atthe present reminds one
waspyery nearly in two pieces, with the larger piece
behind.
The Republican State Central Committee of
Illinois has called State Convention To at Spring
eld September 90 TO nominate candidate for Congress
man AT large, and for other purposes.
A Prohibition Temperance Convention for
Franklin County. Ohio, met in Columbus on saturday
last and nominated full county ticket, including Rep
res4utativcs the Legislature. This the first Con-
yeBtion OF the KIND ever held In Franklin County.
The Sacramento Union, IN hopeful article
Oh the political outlook that state, the Democrat
ic state ticket is weighed down with indifferent county
nominations, that the vicious and contemplate record
"OId Liners" are dlsgusted with the Democratic in
d0rscment OF the New Departure IL prOphesies
great falling on in the Democratic vote
Col Popham, lawyer OF Richmond, Va, has
iusi returned from visit among the summer resorts Of
the North and gives the following as the result Of his
observation of the prevailing political sentiment: The
Republican party of the North is confident of victory
In the next Presidential campaign. Inc opinions
aud sentiments entertained ana expressed ny
Davis. ToOmbs Stephens, and Othtf prominent
men are accented as the feelings OF the majority OF The
Southern people Ihes. and not the acceptOrs OF the
New Departure politicians, are rcgafheu ~ '1 "ue
repre- sctatiycs Of Southern bemJcracy rms tiei Is
strengthened by recent stimOny taken III ioi"uoh ~
the kuKlux OF tine South"
Tile Boston Pilot, one of The oldest ana pest
Roman Caholic aud Irish newspapers III the country.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
HE KU-KLUX INVESTIGATION

TESTIMONY eOF ANOTHER CONSERVATIVE
GEoRGIAN-THE WHITES SAD TO HAVE
BEEN DRIVEN FROM THE POLLS BY THE
NEGROES.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The testimony of
the Hon. Thomas Hardeman exMember OF Congress. OF
Macon. Ca before the Ku-Klux Committee was very
brief He said he knew of no Ku-hlx organization IN
his district and had not heard OF Its existence there.
Instead OF colored persons being nmidaed at the polls
the coored persons hsd ntmidated hea~hite persons
and taken possession OF the polls There was no viola
ton of the law except number of negroes
treatenod 20 punish another negro for voting the DEM
ocratic ticket but the row was suppressed
Edward f. Hollonan of Holly Springs, Miss, testified
that politics had nothing do with the recent ourages
The people were taxed threefod and school teachers,
who were sent among them at $50 month not satisfied
with the building county placed at their dispos re-
oured new school houses for their average o 20 h.hO
iars Cohabii alton of black mon WITH "hite women
also provoked assault, but most oi tie out"ses 'i
a, CEN A r. Wright OF Augusta, Ca, summoned ~
witness boiOro tbs KUKluX Cosnuite 4IIgsd asfe t'
day
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
ARE ApoTHEcARIEs MURDERERs,

To he Edifor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day notice an article
headed. "No moro apothecary MURDERS" to which I
take the liberty OF stating few objections. In the first
place. II you will take the trouble TO review the few mis-
takes that have been made within year so, you will
md that all nearly all, have taken place in Brooklyn.
or some OF tic adjacent villages TO which the law does not
apply Secondly, the majority OF them have been made
by mon who perfectly competent and trustworthy
but the MAD of the public. influenced by just such head
nSs as YOU have put to article OF today has become
tender 10 the last degree point when acct
dent does occur there hue and cry set enough t.
prevent any tmid individual from entering such place
AGAIN. How many persons do You think die every year
from mistakes and ignorant blunders OF "educated"
physicians both In diagnosis and prescription. and yet
holds up his diploma like hgs 10 protect him from
harm. A more temperate spirit. displayed by the en-
hghtened ana conservative individual that all expect
an editor 10 be- would produce entirely different i'm
preston on the public mind.
In regard to this law, think lisa most unjust one
bringing men up ike so many school boys pass an
animation many Of them having passed nearly e time
behind the dispensing counter, and gaining thereby
practical experience that theoretical could Off
1t looks like little game TO provide snecures for
few needy friends OF the Ring at the expense of useful
hardwordng and poorly paid portion Of the community
Reg- York. July 25, 1871. "ONE OF THEM"
four correspondent lodges every issue 1t il
enough that many deaths have been caused in this
city by mistakes of druggists hereafter the princi
pals cannot put the blame the Office boys.
If men who know better are to blame shall the
more easily make them pay tho cost. Again. large
number of cases of malpractice by physicians does
not make careless druggist any less criminal As
to the last objection IL would be impossible to dis
oriminate between druggists, forcing some TO 10 ex
amned and oxemptng Others. From the Outcry il
seems that the examination causes some fear which
may be reason for its existence.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
TIE NEW DEPARTURE-A CARD FROM HENRY
CLAY DEAN

TO the Edffor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | see a notice going the rounds to the
effect that have been coDtestng the New Departure"
of the Democracy in Iowa. That hcentiOus and ire
sponsibe sheet, The Memphis Araianche. makes this
rumor the subject OF a low scurrous, character
istc article. TIE TRIBUNE notices the same thing
Will you do me the justice TO state that have
nothing to do in any way with the New De-
parturc, nor have uttered a word in public upon
the subject That have neither appeared to take the
new oath or receive parole at the general surrender
of the Democracy This hold logically true that If the
Republicans were right in making the War creating the
Debt and changing the Constitution, reason
why set Of leeches should he applied the body
polite fer the mere variety OF change.
l was honestly opposed to the war and its conse-
quences. and in favor of the Reputation of the Public
Debt, its payment in Greenbacks. OF little value
my opinions may be. determined that they shall
not be msrepresonted without contradiction Thousands
hold my views. Yours, respectfully
HENRY CLAY DEAN.
Rebels Gaze. Putnam o.. No., July 1s, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
NEw-YoRK STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

LoCKPoRT, N. Y, July 25.-The Twenty-sixth
Annual Convention OF the NewYork State Teachers AS
ISOLATION was opened here to-day, Prof. j. Darman
steele, PHI d. OF Elmra presiding. There are over GO
members in attendance. The programme OF exercises
this afternoon included address Of welcome by the
Rev. Dr. W. C. Wisner OF this city, the inaugural ad
dress by President Steele and lecture by Prof Charles
Davis, LID OF Peekskil After dispOsing of some mis-
celaneous business the Convention adjourned until
this evening.
There was an audience at the evening session.
An essay read by Miss Flora G. Parsons OF Roches
ter and address delivered by Prof Ford OF the
Elnra Female College. The Convention adjourned to
Wednesday morning at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
yEw.yoRK pRocEssIoys-AN ENGLISH VIEW.


From ne london Sste' July 10.
The CITY of New-York is at present under
going OF ts peculiar and peri9dieal Trials. Inc
the fierce sun of ts Summer which makes Calcutta seem
cool by comparison, are among inese Sed anu sPee,ai
tion From the latter source arise the present difficult
ties NewYork has larger IRISH regulation mt than
drent persons indeed from their brothers In the
frtsh metropolis In Dublin the working man is
and e1nRS iS his and he IS
rvery inch king No other city in the world ever was
50 ruled BY S Srs& ts & few on the So
OF America the from COrk or Kerry
~ On American citizen and when once this trans
frwaton is accomplished and often perhaps long before
legally accompsheaa0 s vSte aS rs as a a
%, tbcm ain His vote las its share IN election OF every
pnblic official in NewYork, from the Governor OF me
State and the Mayor oi the city downwaru;
and and he and his countrymen are so numerous,
that united they can decide any @ eeeoSn IN
a the &c e eSred the favor OF and Mike proud to
wear colors and do the Ddng Oh ahS a
aanaS Inv Pa and Nike do not conceal the TACT tha
they nSu S MssrS patrick aud Michael would be more
nan norta n they did not md their heads te turned
BY this unwonted no9dss ~ se as SeWYorS CITY belonged
to them once year OF course, they put STOP 70
all the business Of the city IN Order 'n 1ns
npoaress For several hours Of the day the whole Of he
traffic is stopped along MILF Ci - .rs or impeded t
~ literally stopped. No omnibus, carriage cart Msio,
| aha s allowed I'd oDlIuoe 10
oi ,hn street which is TO be the principal line OF he
processon Now wond ye Lond1nsE % ,hn no GsI q, s
,o III o oconpied London has several great horOuGh,
fares SewYork built on long narsqw s ai hni sn
% hs' oy ,nnu1tion OF one OF the busiest ana most
crowded cities the world strgam or Strusgfs MP na
NV a. Iondon except, perhaps, London BlOge alone
can compare in density o. ts trqlc Mth tat 5pen r
v.." Inion 1uare and tho Battery. Az TINS uuhc
for hours Ia order that 81. Palrleks pay pr0
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

vvhth was shown by the hearty applause and by the
Of the audience after its Close being gener'
ally spoken OF happy its Tone and calculated to
heal rather than perpetuae unhappy dssentons in tho
Republican party OF the State
display OF fireworks followed the serenade, and later
I'm the evening numerous friends OF the senator paid
their respects TO him in the paror OF the hotel Besides
citizens OF this place. there several prominent gem
temen from BuTilo and Lockport among them the Hon
b. Van Horne and Gen. Broze OF tho latter place.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

Their. Wa gd supply Beef Cattle this week bat the demand va
, J r hi downward sndeHey. The oeen1gs sioahi, 10
ia heal les vcrr made at irom s. 20 bc rFar I" bool u
IL 6r Cee AMI Extra from J.c common Sats sold al
from 4a5c. p %, gross ~. tt -, - "a eo, h.ol
. AZ from TO 5 q gross Lambs sady al oh 10 esc Is
% condition -. -. q. H.
lie sdvspc. quotations 2@ head we're sold a. nom t"ie
per II. ,,.-,--.. ,.,i. ,.A s,.l. o2s head
% sold Al an $50 Springer and frvm SiOa FGJ M esa
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

treats the matter OF the NewYork riots with perfect
fairness and good sense 1t admits the right OF Orange
men to parade In the streets with such notices and mu
so aso them may appear proper without what calls
senthnental objection" from the Oher side. IL pro
poses however that both factions should give up their
PROFESSIONS and II suggests that the Government should
interfere 10 prevent them. This not quite so satiac
tory Tor u II doubtful whether Government hasa right
to prohibit the movement OF unarmed and peaceable
men In body through the public ways To do this
would go very near to curtament OF the constitutional
right OF the citizens to assemble for lawful purposes TO-
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
TIE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE AT LNGLEsDE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass July 2j.-1he SPRING
tield Republican of tomorrow morning will contain an
official statement OF Messrs L. j. Powers and C. A.
Nichols Of this city, timekeepers Of the recent Univer
sity boat at Ingeside, declaring that they
have discovered of minute in the reckoning
OF the time for that race. Tho change thus effected
makes the time OF the Agricultural the fastest
record by nearly minute The statement concludes
as follows:
We therefore declare, and place on record. our firm
belief and conviction that the time OF the three contest
ing In the above referred to follows
Amherst Agricultural College crew, G:i6a; Harvard Uni
versity crew, 17:26s; Brown University crew, l7A.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Sperial Nolices
Republican Central Committee
Og TUE CITY or NEN YORK

NEw-IoRE. Jolly %. 1911.
Vk,as The Republican Connte, meeting hcd Nes
9h dy Mrch ss sdoptci tae following amoas other
resolutions:
organization Of the Associations shsl ha. leea
Assembly Districts. Of which notice shall b.
Connitce he viii nmedately notice
ior one wees ss, Repubhosn daily The tune sad
place OF tie meeting Of ae del 10 the General Committee AZ which
seag Horace Gey Chairman Of the present Geleai Goa
iuts ls absence he on william Oton shall peSce anil tAs
% a Chairman" .
The conditions have been complied rth
notice the delegates elected ~ tie Republican,
Ceu Concc by authority of the Republican State Committee ~is
Apollo Hall OF Broadway ani Twenty eighth Il
FRnAY BVENING Jr 81 O'Clock Tor te papose orsnas
u .utsEee aii the above resolution ALONZO CORNELL,
Chairman Republican State Committee
Eleventh Assembly District Union Republican Asso-
citation Will esdquauer 4cS Sth ave, ON WEDNESDAY
BygSING JG 20 o'clock to perfect the organiiston
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, President.
EuGgNE SortLyEr. J. w. DoUGHri seerrtsnes
PatcntsIIow obsn Patents Caveats Dega Patents rr.as
mark Paen, Assignment &C. Instructions hee MUM Co.
ParkroU Ncw-Yoh solicitors OF American AID Foreign flents
yearl e,p,re ec plbh,heu Of The Scientific American.
Po,t-ffre Nolrc.-The Nails Tor Europe ianng ne week eni
~ SkfUkDAt JsF q ii s close ~ tbs 0l,e TUESDAY
itl ~ o. WSpNkOA a, q an. and On SATURDAY ~ "a
Ia JOSbS. po's@sstet.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
INDUsTPIAI, EXHIBITION AT BUFFAI,O.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 25.-Additonal build
ngs for the accommodation Of articles to the Interna
tional Industrial Exhibition here now building on
Frankn-st They will be completed this week. and will
cover an 10000 square feet Entries from Canada
and different parts OF the States coming in rapidly
Four horses from Chicago II from Cincinnati and from
Indianapolis are now training at tho Buffalo Driving
Park for the August races.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
TIE SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT At PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE, July 25.-The list New York
Regiment arrived here by at IL o'clock having
made brief call at Newport They received by
column of military under command Of Gen. Walker,
composing the First Light Infantry, United States Ar
tery, Marine Artillery, Providence Horse Guards Paw
tucket Horse Guards and the "eterans of the Second
Rhode Island Volunteers, and escorted to the Dexter
training ground where q collation. was served. The
proposed drl by the 71s and the review by Gov. Pad
eford, postponed on account Of the rain. To-mor
Rocky Point will be visited The streets were
thronged to-day, and the reception very cordial.