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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
TEE JERSEY STATE FAIR.
Highly Successful Exhibiti0n-1Ilr Mu-
sic, EloQuence. Beauty, Bravery and Good


Highly Successful Exhibition Ilrth, NIu.
sic, Eloquencc. Beauty, Bravery und Good
TrOttinS. a..
Yesterday. the fourth day Of the thirteenth an.
nual exhibition OF the New Jersey State Agricul-
tpra Society, on their beautifully located grounds
at waverley, proved success quite as great as on
the preceding brilliant day, except In the matter Of
visitors On Thursday the attendance could not have
been less than 10000 persons fully one half Of whom
were in wagons. carriages and conveyances OF all
sorts; while yesterday there were not more than
bali that number present at the most crowded
period. After all this might be regarded as it
assuredy was by many, as benefit rather than
otherwise, for one obtained all the pleasure secura
bic on Thursday without undergoing any OF the fear
iu crushing In the miscellaneous exhibitors depart
cerealgarden truck tent which characterized the
same day; the energetic manner in which the 81
gantic chief CLASSIFY OF Newark ana his policemen
npped In the bud several Groupings out OF rOwdy
character on the preceding day had q wholesome
quiet. The President OF the Association, General
Sa sy eong e 81 e 70
stream Of distinguished Jerseymen, including
Ex-Governor Joe! Parker; The latter gentleman, in
cip:ent of quite an ovation General nalsted asserts
that the display of fruits vegetables horses cattle,
stock ana miscellaneous matters IN machinery,
art and domestic economy exces anything ever wit
messed at WavercY before. leading feature OF the
ex.Uuited States Senator Wall, OF Elizabeth on the
subject or farming in general and In New Jersey
In particular. MIR. Wall strongly c0unselled the
farmers to assist nature in the development OF Its
resources by a more liberal introduction OF sc.en-
tinc Improvements. The address was able, inter
esing ana eloquent and In its preparation EVIL
dcnced great care and thorough k9Qwlledge q ne
subject discussed. Its only fault was It's extrei9
those who listened to 1t. An excellent band was IN
attendance and largely enlivened the occasion
throughout. The trotting was up to the average OF
fairs. This is the last day OF the exhibition.
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GOVERNMENTS srRONC

Government bonds were strong III response 10 the
higher quotations for gold, which rendered the
coupons worth more, but prices advanced only for
issues most remote from redemption. TIE IS6zs
were steady at l'52 Licked q In their goa values
governments were lower, and the '52s at the last
mentioned price show o discount OF fully 2ji per
cent from their par in gold One hundred
millions OF these issues Will be redeemed by
Mr.. Boutwell, at par, IN gold, Oh Deccm.
Der /. The following were the closing
street prlces:- United States currency sixes,
1I4}f 49, do 1881, registered, III q 1l7il;
do. do, coupon 11s1Sa nsl4; do. Gve.twenles,
registered, May and November lis I15}s; do.
do 1862 coupon do. 1l5 1851; do. do, 1864, do.
do 115 1l5S; DO do, 1865 do. do, 1865 1853 do.
de-, registered, January and July, 1875 Iii; do.
do, 1865, coupon, do, ll37S ll4 dc. DO. 1867,
do, do, 1885 Id do. do, 1865, d. DO, 1l4a lI4
do. ten-forties registered. Ill liilf; 10. uo.,
coupon, Illai 1i2.
THE TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the Treasury balances at the
close OF business o-day:-Currency, 80 900; coin,
$9loOOoOo or the latter 49, 10000 represents out
standing coin certificates.
TIE RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids Tor the railway
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

The southern list was steady at q slight improve.
ment upon the previous days prices, but the deaf
jngs were inconsiderabe. The following were the
closing street Observation-Disclosures, OK coupon,
7lH a ~: do. new, 7l2i ~; Virginia, ex coupon,
o9% q 63L; do. new, 6s u 20; do. registered
stock, old. SO 81; do. co-sols. ca co..
Georgia skies, Sd a 60; do. sevens 20 %, North
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter to six O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Sept. s2-6P. NJ.

FRIDAY. Sept. s2-6P. NJ
AEs in light demand bu. continued steady
under small offerings, at 81 % 81 70 for pots 80 50 60
for pearls
CANDLEs only in moderate iobbing request, but
prices unchanged the sales beirg at 94c
Csc 29c for searc 3o for patent SPERM 29c for plain
sperm and lsc. l5c. for adamanue.
CopPER.The market for American lingo. was Grim at UNI
changed prices. The sales 50OC0j lbs at sSc &c
cash, and 2fc for future delivery We quote -OId she
Ing Co., 2S1sc shcahing s0c bolts go nails ssc
$780, yellow metal sheaihng, &C. do. nails sac and do
bolts, Ac.
CorToSThe market FOR cotton on the spot was generally
foete but decline noticeable for ordinary and good
ordinary. which in export demand. Low mid
ding and the better descriptions however, suffered decline
of &c per 10 under considerable pressure SELL while the
demand for these grades very light The market closed
dull and dropping under continued adverse from Liver
pool Forward deliveries fairly active but at prices
generally Ia tuyers favor The Gral sales after 'Change
the following rates -sepember 195sc. October,
u Ncysnse s u.s. Ndps soS Il'S yanu1
sales reported on Change were as follows r,.,
t sasss1; i: :::::::::::. ss % 70 ss
Speculation. ...'..... D
Total. ............. sssJ :7a 4ss
Sw s%sS as 100
Ss'os II : :: y Ss.:%
!; ss &C.
October ut l9c 40 al l9sc 1,01 at 10 Novem
be AZ lsAc 500 a, Slee lCo At - Side 100 At lss
each al lsc 900 each at 100 each at 10 Side Decem
Der soo at 10 Sl6c 100 y 6iee SO q 10 Sisc soos
total iSc0 bales The Average aaoaiions Of yeserdsys
forward deliveries were-Sepembsr 10 Lille; October
isssc; November, lssls December, lsase January
lssl6c.; February, 10 slSe. We quote :,
i.:ss s si;'ii;! :::: b. Il: b
sIs@a %;ad iai ::::::: i I e. r. 81
Tie quotations are BASED on cotton runnp: IN quality MOI
than bali grade above below the grade quoted
New essn sayaunas
York, 50 total 1866; same Jay last week 400 day
last year. @ Rate fCr vs sSCp b res TO Srsa po
by steam, d, compressed Bremen by scam lc gold,
70 Baltic ports 5t: by ;s I s.
her and received here to-day, show advance of hc
ssc ID. The following Il copy OF the despatch OF
Messrs Wright Co:-saes OF conee Tor United States
price, 1000; exchange 2d Consequent upon these
advces the market here ruled decidedly hmc The sales
G S psr e. Tc .ass o %
hands were private e-ms comprised the following
cargo invoices 00 bags per South America, l49 bags
per Brothers 1000 bags per CAsn 3is bags per Gassn
cpa,ed IN the mness of the market without reported sales
We Gnoe.Ro, ordinary carsoes, 12c. 12Sc.; fair do
,2Sc. l2,4c; good do, l3c i3hc; prime do, lysc
Lagusyr,, 155c 16J1c ST. Domingo, bond loo 1Osc
Java, Gle. a &c, gold duty paid
Flour hSp GRAIN Receipts 1917 bills;
ss and ~ SSss oat so ss BUSHES f rye 1850 do
barley, as do The rnier, under fair
inquiry especially the higher grades The sales comprised
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The Case Of DR.. Perry and MADAME Van
Euskirk.

Yesterday DR.. Benjamin Perry and Mary CLIFFORD,
alias Van BusKrk,l were arraigned In the criminal
branch Of the City Court OF Brooklyn for trial be.
fore Judge McCue. The accused were Jointly in
dcted for mansaugbter In the third degree In hay
ing caused the death Of Miss Emily A. Post by inhu.
man treatment. The deceased, it Will be remem
bered, was placed in charge Of the accused at the
house Of Madame Van BuskirK, In Blocker street,
New York, TO be delivered OF q cnild, and that while
she was In delicate condition they forced her into
q carriage at midnight and drove her through
nurlDer OF the streets OF New York and
Brooklyn, evidently, with the intention TO get
rid Of her. and that sne died on the following morn.
ing at the Brooklyn City Hospital There beink four
counts In the indictment charging the prisoners
with maDslaughter, the counsel for the accused
inquired upon which count the prisoners would be
tried, when 1t was moved that they be tried on q
separate count. Judge McCue denied the mctlon.
The counsel inen asked for separate trial Tor the
PRISONERS, when was granted, and DR.. Perry was
first placed on trial. number of witnesses we're
then examined but their testimony did not diner
materially from that elected before the Coroner and
Justice Walsh. The case Will be continued today
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STATE INBBRiATE ASYLUM.
BINGnAMToN. Sent. Q.


Theodore Dwight, S. i. Miller, OF Franklin,
and DR.. Hoyt, Of Albany, the State Commissioners
or Charities are In this city, in company with DR..
Orton and-Other officers oi the IneDrate Asylum
and the Home. The Commissioners visited tho
asylum this morning ana the Home AMI Home Farm
this afternoon TO visit and look after the interests
o. the iuebrIale arc part OF the duy OF the Conlms
siOnerS.
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,,... BE- Bellies ~. I7c. I lgc %.
MA anu and ermsn p s
- o. ssd per 100 lbs English So i ss TO- sod ia
ns h. refined bars S' per d. ana meet ana pipe ''
We quo.e-Cuba centrifugal mixed, 2sc. Roc cayed
ss,, &c. iSs: FcriS Kieo SsS.; English Islands
NAVAL sTosrs Spirits nrpeniinc was insgood demand
and price. well Sustained Tns sale; were 1855 sS
So sS sSs
&C. ss Is:
in yard e. % bSs and Wy SS sS at
Newbcm NJ ~ 20 Pitch was offered at SS 20, FREQ on
Oiis-Ln.ccd at &c. in cask. and &c. in bills. in
fair joebing demand In fish oil: there was more ac,ys
IS and souhern whale a. sSc Ncrhern quoted
winter and ne Zoe for summer Menhaden sold in small
'0 market was quIe. bu. hrmcr Most sell
asked c for refined for balance q MONTH but BUYERS
a 1Dss' I've no
sss S and IL.
o 81 g se: A. n: i $i {
!.Jy asssi 6 S ST's Tsa e IT,
%'sss and %
SSSssss demand :ns
sb ss.Ass; @
active The sales 2,2oO bbls.
% 70 8! S$ s: ssss
Sn 90 # Ss asss any 9 ses am long
short s s .evs an higher .as Sas
erces steam and kettle at ac c cash scG eTsns DO;
sr ss md nd so sess' each
Ss qd 1si'% Sa r a1 s s ss
sales we're e mae 81 FOO s s Ta " ss
" ss ss5 s1'
nog pe a"a u wholesale a
oboiIg trade at STEADY prices We quote DRY s,ssd
ass Psslss hams IoS cured
Bass was n fsr de nso =. @nessn e
for e 1S% sas nsSr !: Ike for good do
sosn Gs S.s iSS Bag. Fa'ns
ssfSsiSE CONTINUED g good demand VIII further sale, Of
sS l' saU s@ sere 81
" o 6 %ss casna s %as .poo AZ
ss Is e %! s r sSY ssss RI 49,
demand for raw ga. fairy ssiyS but Prices
as s.;ss e f2s$ Tssf$ sS'es
@1 sDns Ss sSa good eanns naes 20 fuzzy
Ss sose. $ ,ss'
active demand at hardens , pses cS or
and rs s.e 1s' s!.r d
refining s4ss s d . s:s sos.is .Ss gro
ioisc centriiaesi,. hhds. and boyes sss nbo;
%o mon MsyansBo1es puscn standard Nos to c
e H. Sc o Ss % &c. y e Ga y ''c is. i d.
White isc isc Porto Rco-Re1ning grades, SIC asc
No. ss re- s si e So 10
H. exc. l0ac. Msns-Currens clayed snd superior. 4c
SPLITTER neglected and nominal with only small sales
foreign plates at SIC. ESQ., gold per b and domestic do
TOBACCO kentucky was in moderate demand for home
SS m sS% I .e m s WIN
demand The sales were l.o cases State =! from &c
s ssces to @ and Bales Havana from &c:
e fair nn s % si 81, lbs
r for D w D nS, and e @
sSsT Sss:. g g s. Pc. 6
s ss i: :e1S p'T E. sos
e. ssS p PEI o
d. ss;sc ss,fc gold, d., and English, asc &c.,
wi wiaftsknY-Receipts "A bbs The market quiet bu
rae frmer Sales 400 bos al sl,sc. s5c, closing nrm
woorThere has been noticeable improvcmen Mt in the
ss I've Pro- for | hss
purposes The Market however can by no means be called
worthy ar% ~
tons The sales: SINCE last report comprise ;1eoo lbs
ac Ohio S'' ' go sscur. ssess IS
5 Ssless s:s ga. sII ia ss
pulled soc; Sc lbs Hs.icaS Sc 30 900 los lambs pulled
SS:; iSSSo9 iSs 5eSds Oriental PANS sss 80 S s
extra I pulled rs s'0 %ss pulled
LOO do snort sx,rA pulled ssc 5000 do super pulled sc
snwasSed Creole, Is saIes Creole sSeep.sins o60 lbs
Australian IN bond 100 bales Cape Soo3 lbs unSasasa
second and 1000 do. super pulled, all private terms.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW oRLEAcs Sent. %, is7i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Heavy Robbery of a Dry Goods Stor,

Heavy Robbery of a Dry Goods Store.
Yesterday morning burglars gained an entrance
to the dry goods store Of Soden Brothers England
No. 32l Fulton street. The entrance was effected
through rear basement window, within a short
distance OF the First precinct station house, on
thieves are valued at $1,000. None OF the police or
private Waterman In the neighborhood had any
knowledge OF the daring and success OF the burglars
store robbed.
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the week. 27o0
Cotton seaty fair demand low miin q. ss 4. n or r
ne. receipts u n, ' %ss 20; sass M s.,s.' ~
salcs OF the week, f7U. '''
Tobacco very strong active scs II nhds ass 81
$s b.; low to good medium loaf, S8 50 a Sif.
ReceptsFour 1900 bbs wheat. Il, 1e m ~ sn ,pm
corn 5000 bushels; oats. 3lloo bushels bar.eg ijsj
$500 6a,Sss oats 600 DaSSSs ' rye s S'isi sG fss
5000 Canal freight; quiet a, iGs Tor sheit &c.
for corn, &c. for oats 70 Now York Flour ady
sa s %ss S S sn? ~sas H s. rs
si 3 1900 bushels No achcaso spring at q ~ and aoJ
:ss nd .s.:. 500 sa.S
s . Ss S :. s :.
r,ys B.cX r% saSs so bashss cnisgo 70 az
quiet and steady.
Flour ,,..ov w,,, ,o oswsso, SCI Sept r. Is.' =,
FOR No. sprng ~ % Tor amber winter IS or white vs.
= ss' s' 80
sss' .;ss al al ss & g Sq: cs
a,ssaS sasaasa ~
' 'ss s one gsr
oSSSSs a.ys. s Corn RsssS
OF lumber.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat declined Ne &c No
The 'A s SS
closed At !sc lSAc; curing The afternoon UNCHANGED
Ssi re xs sii.si : .Sa ss %
@ w. sa e. s r0k Lara s
a. a. 1--we c sSS s":, and al As s. e ss
5000 eSs dour, ssuoO bushels wheat. GOO CORN.
ana sS'as as .a su'hS (
wheat 900 bushels 1900 bushels OATS lO0J bushels
rye Nh bUsle bar J.Olu
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The following table shows the highest and lowest

THE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The imports Of foreign dry goods OF THIS port dur.
Ing the week ending September II, 1871, were
$a417,9a4. Inc amount thrown on the market was
saoo4,3ee. Some surprise Is expressed that in
view OF the dear rates for the use OF goa the with
drawals from warehouse have been so large.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
seven per cent, gold for carrying TO fiat for borrow.
ing. The operations OF the Cold Exchange Bank
were as folows:-
Gold cleared. s.5,07l 0O0
Gold balances. 3,l25J50
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,G4c ZS3
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Wheat was les. active and lc &c lower Tho
arrive Ssi oeebss Pt%i ia Y ws,s 's;
sSi y :, FL sSsi s Ssf%
posty mixed, a d8c 7sEc for mixed aaoat ne 7shc
rye Se ssi' a "a, ns
n.ss S ss 6. spis
y
for Ssrs Sr. I1 rate. show further
q Ss
os for BOT. g.n and =.
If;i sas
y s sashsI. ss" sii SSs
fSrr IT. sa ns sa sy .s. s. a at
aer s cent? addition. Sa Cork ns s05 Se
& Ssls q s.s:4. s:A @ ss
grain Cork for orders S. 3D.. 3D. on direct. British
SritsS Ss,E from FhlsaepSa e Direct continental
PHI asss
SS ma and S is Is ship heq ss
tons and ae tons respectively 70 Bremsa with genera!
SssIs0 p WITH sr b Sn' 80 n ,e @ ps
British banks Montreal to the River Plate, lumber $2i
GUINNESS. has been transactions OF Importance
aaoes G ana 's rss sss show no change Bags
domestic A as s fSa eosn Tsn "aa
Pvs,s w 81 81 II a
bond jae, bsc. $40, gold. and jute butts, 3Sc &c.,
currency
nors.The marke, remains without decided change. and
former prices rule firm. New hops arriving slowly
owing 70 spectators purchasing large quantities IN the !uc
Mr. Emmet Wells estimates the receipts of hops
thus far at not 20 bales while this time
ens had s rr rne n %ss9sT Ssw @
yearlings s0c. 3Oc olds, loo. l5c. California ycarng
1oc. d 2oc.; do. Olds, &c. a I3c.
HAY AMI STRAW were in active demand, especially prime
retail qualities, and former prices rule firm We quOe:
Shipping, 81 05 81 10; retail qualities 81 % 81 Cos straw
81 for long &c. for short do 75c for oat and &C., 7Oc
for wheat
HIDEs.-The demand was fairly active at unchanged
prices The sales COMPRISE 1900 dry Texas 200 sailed
do 1890 Porto Cabelo, sOO private TERMS and $500
Entire Rios, 90 lbs. at 251c, gold.
IRoNThe market for both foreign and domestic pig was
frmcr prices show advance, closing ut $50 Glcn
garnock 1856 Tor artsherre t3t for gnton. 1897 t3s .or
No American ami Y3o xS6 Tor No. American The sales
pig limited by the rmness OF holders to about LOO
tons Gengarnock at $685. about 100 $685.
81 C0ltness at $685. and 100 tons No. extra Hudson at
$s5 In new English rails we note an upward movement;
movement $s $780, god. for swedes assorted and $50,
currency tor English and American.
LEATIER.-Prime heml0ck sole In moderate dem and
at full prices. The commoner neglected aud
nominal value, with tendency lower prices The
cepts for the week comprise 1906 sldcs We quots:
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ABOUT ho Dds Rye -four quiet scd unciar red Corn
me W. IN 'ar demand and rm. suea 7i5 bbs 50 ~
~ - for Coie's county City saclei meal was eu,e and
steady. We quote = ~ - f -
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DOMESTIC MARKETJ.

NEW ORLEArs Sent %, 1s7t.
Cotton s,eaiy mddnes. zoe 20Ac Net receipts lO5s;
gross, 1881 sales S ssosk, lsN Net recc'ps vi 'hs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

~~~~-~0-'O-~-~~~-~~~~~-

ATwOoD-LEvERICH.- Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER TO- at the Second Presbyterian church,
Brooklyn. by Rev. Joseph nj. Greene, assisted ny
Rev. Charles II. BALDWIN, OF JohnstOwn, N. y.
EDWARD S. ATWOOD 10 NELLIE LEyEnIcH, only
daughter OF d. r. Levcrich all Of Brooklyn.
Boston papers please copy.
JACoBs-COLLINs.-On Sunday, September -.
1871, by the Rev. Charles Dackman, JOuN E JACOBS
TO Miss ELIZA NJ. COLL IS, both OF this CITY.
MARsT-SrART.-On Thursday evening, september
o. at the residence OF the bride, by TIE rev. DR.. j.
T.. Goodman, HENRY G. MARSH to MISS HENRIETTA
start both OF this city. NO caru5.
ROWS WEEDEN.-On Thursday, September 81, BY
the Rev. jas. 7. Duryea EDWARD v. ROWE TO NJ.
JOSEPHINE wEEDEN. both OF Brooklyn. no cards
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soon appearing In front. She TED one length TO the
quarter pole ia thirty-iye seconds. Going INTO the
lower turn they both broke up and when they set
they were head and head in l:ue. Coming up the
backstretch both horses broke up, but Palmer did
not recover we'll, as he broke again after taking
several lengths. At the three quarter pole she was
six lengths In front, and troltmg steadily on. won
the heat and race by SIX lengths. Time, 2:241l.
THE SECOND TROT.
SAME DAY-Purse No. $50, 900, for horses that
have never tr0tted better than 1881; 81, 800 to the
first horse $500 to the second and 5000 to the third
io.A IA, A,ta
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On Change to-day wheat was lower. but active
On European orders. the execution of which was en-
abled by the advance in golo. The cotton market
was dull and lower.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-13
The alabama Claims Ia the English House
" Lords.

LONDON, May 12.--In the House Of
Lords to-day, Lord Redesdale asked
whether the United States could le-
gally raise the question of remunera-
ton for vessels and property de-
stroyed by the Alabama. He argued
that the Southern States of the Amer
ican Union were alone responsible for
the depredatiOns Of the Alabama and
kindred ships, and that the Govern
ment of Great Britain could not have
legally detained the Alabama, for she
was not armed when she left the
British waters.
Earl Lauderdsle cOncurred in the
views expressed by Redesdale.
Earl Granville said he was glad the
question had been raised, as it gave
him an opportunity to state that the
adjustment made at Washington had
not turned upon the point supposed
nv Redesdale. The crown advisers
had not even suggested it. he prom
ised before the treaty was ratified that
there should be ample opportunity Tor
a full consideration Of its provisions.
Granville. in continuation, admitted
that & was the duty Of the Govern
ment TO give every attention 70 the
view Of the subject presented by
Redesdale, as well as all other matters
which would aid it in resistance Of the
payment Of these claims. he con-
cluded by stating that the treaty itself
would be in the hands Of the Govern
ment by the end of next week, and it
would be promptly laid before Parlia-
ment fox consideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-13
THE YACHT MARIA.
A Singular Siery-A Whole Crew Supposed
II be Murdered.

From the New York Evening Post, May @ ]
About two months ago, it was ru-
mOred that the Once-famOus yacht
Maria, formerly the property Of Com
mOdOre Stevens, Of the New York
Yacht Club, had been lost at sea, and
il is now reported that the rumOT was
set s1Oat at that time to cover up the
murder Of the captain and the seizure
OF the vessel by the crew. At the
conclusion Of her racing career, the
Maria was sold tn Capt. BsrkslOw,
John Everhard, Peter Marsel and
Andrew Coal, Of HObOken, and was
altered into a working boat. After
making several successful trips to diff
ferent Southern ports, and gaining a
great reputation for speed, the Maria
Was chartered by a Southern firm, and
on the 18th Of July, 1870, sailed for St.
Andrews. under the command Of
Capt. Martin.
The vessel was last heard from in
December, when she reported at Mas
sau, having her captain and all hands
sick. Since that time no report has
seen received by her owners but II IS
said that two seafaring men recently
arrived iB this city state that the
Maria is running the Cuban blockade
from a Southern port, under the COM
man0 Of a Spanish captain, and that
a rumOr is current to the effect that
Captain Martin had been murdered
bv his crew. Captain BarkaloW, who
has been 10 Cuba, shares, it is said,
these suspicious, and has taken steps
to insure her seizure by the United
states consular authorities in Cuba,
Sap Domingo, New Providence and
nwaU. The Government has
g. If is said. ordered the United
states cruisers to look out for the
Maria.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-13
NEGRO RIOTS.
Au Accomplished Fact" Paper Trims ts
Satisfy Beth Parties.

LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Many at
tempts were made by negroes in diff
ferent parts of the city to-day to ride
in the street cars, which created con-
siderable excitement and is the sub
iect of much anxious discussion. Sc
riOus trouble is feared unless the mat
ter is wisely and firmly managed.
Several cases to-day of negroes being
fOTcibly elected from the cars. In one
case a negro was thrown from the
window OF a car; in another the news
boys attacked an offending African
and were beating him, when the pO-
lice interfered, the boys mingled with
the crowd and escaped. Crowds gath
cred on every occasion and a riot was
imminet more than once.
When a car was given up to negroes
they rOde.On eXulting, amid the way
ing Of handkerchiefs and the applause
Of the spectators of their race. The
affair was evidently re-arranged and
has created intense feeling in the COM
munity. The Courier Journal takes
the position that these riOtOUs demon
sTatiOns are unfortunate, as il is i'm
possible to deny negroes the right Of
use Of railroads and to buy equal con-
veniences as those afforded to the
for equal pay, and suggests
that city railway companies furnish
special cars for negroes, as the best
way to avoid these troubles. The best
classes, doubtless, take the same view
Of the matter, and that course will
probably be taken on most roads.