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DELINQUENT TAXES, 1870 AND 1871.

The State and county land sales for
unpaid taxes will be made on the sixth
OF January, 1878, after which interest at
the rate Of fifty per cent. will be added
onredemption. Persons desiring to save
the penalty must pay during the present
month, as the Office will be closed from
the first to the sixth Of January. Cali
at once. VIM. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector.
M. T. WILLIAMSON, Deputy.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil In the world is Hazard & C~aswells,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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Valuable Mississippi Plantation
For Bale.

I WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the 8th
4 of January next. the valuable plantation
known ss the Prairie Plantation on Hop
son bayou, COahOna county Mississippi, CEN
tanning l4S7 acres, more or less, entirely above
overflow, with good Clubhouse, press, and all
necessary o~ut-hOuses; 500 acres open and under
a high state OF cultivation. For information,
apply to Al. ROACH & CO., lS Union street.
J. A. KIRBY,
po2f Admir- of p. +. NOrfieet. deed.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele'
gantly, and atthesamet lime save money
should go at once TO Waggener's, 80
Main street. He is Going a c. o.. ID. bust
ness-nO bad debts; small profits.
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EcONoMY-Forgen gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing TO be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make q
specially of that kind of work.
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FOR ARKANsA "a RTVER

MEMPHIS AND ARKANsAs PTy-vR
IA Packet Cos Us Efau Line-Ths eIeza1f
passenger boats OF this hue leave Msmpbis
loI - PcLLss % Afkansa river e utEu 3
ami Saturdays, a. s PIN.
W. p. WALKER. Agent
Jel5 0aaes on Wharf boar. cot Of COnrts
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Flr.t cIreult Cour-HeLsken. Iuaes


In the case of Smith VS. CrenShaw the
jurors failed to agree upon a verdict, and
were discharged from the further con-
sideration of the cause. The contested
will a s of Moore vs Bailey is on trial
in the clerks office, before Hon. Charles
Kortrecht, special Judge, and a special
Jury of business men. The ninth case
was reached on the call of the calendar
yesterday. To-day the following cases
are set for trial, viz: 2128, Edmunds ct
al VS. McGreer; 2156, Hart VS. Harris;
2IS3, Logan VS. Hartford City and Car
bon Coal Co; 2191, Foster ct al vs. Par
tee; 2194, German National Bank VS.
White; 2216, Andrews vs. May; 2227,
Young VS. Harris; 2232, McGimp-
sey vs. Shelby county; 224l, Vaecaro vs.
Balm; 2244, Michette VS. Figari; 2250,
Ringer VS. Dobe; 2254, Smith VS. Cobb;
2256, Wolf vs. Jenkins; 2261, Gumair vs.
Woeller; 1892, Page & Joiner VS. Kene-
dy; 2265, Smithlapp vs Young 2266,
Pointer VS. Wallace; 2269, Shoul VS.
Smalzried; 227l, Russell VS. Leftwich;
2272, Strayborne vs. Leftwich; 2273,
Glenn VS. Shelby county; 2278, Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad VS. Pam
pin; 22S2, Wilson & Stinnett VS. Hop
ton; 2284, LOckard VS. HOptOn; 2225,
Morgan VS. Oliver, Finney & Co.
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THE old friends and patrons of NJ. Ma
ginness will find him at No. 5 West
Court street, where he will furnish them
with boots and shoes as in days Of yore.
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Saturday,

SeIE -
Chancery
Memphis.
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HOUSE-FOur aluab plantations IN
ne counties Of Bolivar, COahoma and DeSoto
4l-o. nv residence and clearinghouse.
~ NJ. j. WICkS.
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LOCAL TTMEs.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansen's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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OR STOLEN

nX-On November 28th, one white OK, from
" j. T.. KirtiaRd's lumber yard, Nos
l8 and III Union street. Any persOI
nudlng same and returning him 10 m!
yard, viii receive a liberal reward.
1913 J. KIRTLAND.
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REMNANTS OF DRY GOODS.

A large accumulation of remnants of
flannels, cassimeres, dress-gOods, do
mestics, etc, will be offered to-day very
cheap to close them out. Also a lot
of misses shoes, Miles make at one
dollar and fifty cents a pair.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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AND-Elghty-twO acres land lying one
Il quarter OF a mile south OF Whites station,
on Memphis and Charleston R~ailrOad-nIty
No acres cleared. thirty acres OF hDe timber,
rrame residence and good FoI
further particulars apply 10
.ieI0 JOHN i. TITUS, 10 Jefferson street.
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CrimtunI Court-FIippin. Judge.

The following cases We're set for trial
to-day: 1893, Fannie Malone; ll9S,
Henry Smith; 1191, James Cunning
ham; 1170, Frank Burnes; 1853, Robert
Brandon and Doyle; 1852, James Clark,
1149, Mary MeCu; 1876, Frank Burnes;
113a, William Brown; lbs, Harvey
Powell; 1117, Harry Walston; Ills,
Richard Gallespie; 1l03, r. Buching-
mani; 1867, Fannie Hardy, ct al; 1856,
o. E. Fuller; 1854, E. d. Weber; 1852,
Jake Leubrie; 104l, Gus. Atthouse
I03S, Mike Blessing; 1886, L. G.. Bald
win; 1895, J.. w. Allen; 1929, Frank
Miller; 953, H. c. Brewer; $40, Joseph
Miller; 839, Joseph Haight; 797, Sallie
Movers: 76S. B. Malatesta.
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Il OUSE-gROUND-A house on New Madi-
son street, No. "a; contains hve rooms
a Kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
p vvo acres near the " Cherry Pl6ce." sells
FVyEXAs LAND-Of various qualities guam
Ut3es and locations, for sale very low, OF
lease f0r nothing but the taxes wnlch ale
ffgYf snnIy 70 X. /. STEELE
SoJ les Front street. Memphis.
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OPERA KID GLOVES.

New opera shades of one and two
button kids, to-day at
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FOR EXCHANGE.

r,fpHTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm
M --ox-ed Memphis property for q No.
- isfton- Nb000 70 $1,000 Address Nc
abse eare i 0ck Box i7s, Memphis Fostonee'
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second Circuit Court-HaIsey. Judge.

The case of Dean VS. Jones will occupy
the attention Of the court all day to-day,
therefore the regular jurors need not at
tend till Saturday, nor, in fact, till noti-
fled through the papers.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle
mems wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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EVERYTHING for Christmas.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
2l0 Main street.

CONFECTIONERY and toys at Berton's,
corner of Fourth and Poplar street. A
full supply for the holidays. Call before
huvinp elsewhere,
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ETORSE-ROCKAWAN-An Alfamily horse
II and new r1ckaway very lOw; sold for no
Tauit; horse sly ish and kind; IN body eau
i've Address H, at this Office.
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nOCKFT-B OOK-On Brinkley avenue, be.
tween Poplar and Adams streets, one red
noeket-boOk with chain attached. The finder
viii be rewarded by leaving it al $50 Madison
street. aslA
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A new lot of ladies' and children's
merino vests just received and offered at
low prices. MENKEN Bros.
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nESIDENCE-My residence, No. 30 Besle
IL street, corner Wellington, completely
sud nicely furnished. Apply at 3A Front 81.
deiO {. DICKMANN.
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wAGeENER, 3I7s Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment OF
go DDS fresh from the hands of the i'm
porter.
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JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 1854 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
as well as the latest papers from the prin-
cipal cities.
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PATTI

New kid glovesin opera shades to-day,
at MENKEN Bros.
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FOR WHITE RIVER

white River Accommodation ns
J~ackSOnpOrt and all Way Landing -G-sor,e-
BAFESNILLE-Slnith master; { ouTS rT.~I-
Leaves FRIDAY, Dec. I3th, are n ~
Apply TO X. w. LIGHTBUE- ~ sr.rt
W.. p. WALKER. Aeenf
de2 Mharf boat. loot III Conf 81
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fue world-reuovued cantat1ce; MISS a. -.
GARY. the favort1e American contralto: bile
D.. CARRENO, The celebrated piano NlrtGoso'
Nom E SAURET. the eminent violin Virtu-
-. 81. SrDIARA. the eminent basso, and
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United States Circuit and District Courts
Judge Trigg presiding
The call Of the law docket was COM
menced yesterday, and viii be con-
tinued to-day.
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis 5teamDyeing Estab-
m
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HOLIDAY Gifts-something nice.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
PIG Main street,
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FOR VICKSRTrRG
Memphis and st. Louis Iaeket Co-lD

Memphis and ST. Louis ysseket Company
For Helena, ChicOt, Greenv1ue aud Vfcks.
ourg@onneetng at ChicOt with the Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans railrosI
also, the AlsAssippi,Ouachita and Red River
railroad.
Steamer JOE KINNEY, r.
-
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, De-. I5f6.
at 10 o'clock am.
del3 FLEM CALVERT SIM
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-M hlte River Line-FOr JackSonporf.
SIR. MAAE LD-----Jame Rice. master
Leaves SATURDAY, December -
l4th, at 5 o'clock pm. ze
steamer Mary Boyd WI 49,
take al Arkansas river freight and passen-
gers for Pine Blur and Intermediates uoluts.
connecting with the steamer Fort Gibson al
the mouth OF White river.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
W.P. WALKER, Agent,
del3 once on wharfboat, foot C5Crt e.
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NFURIL.-Instantaneous cure for neu
G. W. Jones & Co. sell it.
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go AID ROARD.

DOARD-Good board with nice rooms, lnf-
- ulshCd OF u~nturnished, single OF IN sultsf'
..n he nLralnad al Id MalLs0n street. ucll
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LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR

KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals,


City of Cairo, Mary Boyd, ST. Francis, II. 5,
Turner, Babbage, Frank Forest, Bell OF Pike,
Mary f. Poe, Z. C. Elicit.
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FINE Toys in abundance.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
2l9 Main street.
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LAW RECORD.
First Chaneery Conrt-MOrgan, Chan
eeEIor.

The argument in the case of Gilbert
VS. Eastland vas concluded yesterday,
and submitted. Motions will be heard
to-day.
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GLYCERfNR CREAM,

For the hair. MOORE a HILLS,
Druggists, 2si Main.
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WRITING-DEsKs, Work-Boxes, Bas-
kets, etc.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
219 Main street.
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FURs. FURs. FURS.

All kinds of furs at greatly reduced
prices, at b. LOwenstein & Bros.
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THE sTBAKOsCH CONCERTS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Nee. 18Th ana Efth. at $ o'clock.
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A tract of
eighty acrI
eastwardly
half of the
township q
sale on
nj good
liant of res
Decenlba~
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FOB SALE OR RENT.
LOST.

HOUsE AND LOT-For sale or rent. ebeap
70 a careful and punctual tenant, neaI
street cars. Apply 10 q. w. A.. Appeal once
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That dispatch is sufficiently plain it
self, and needs no further comment.
The blame is all thrown over on
"Chance," and hence the army of dis
appointed people cannot growl at any
Individual
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ADJUSTMENTS.


REEuPmES ~TaEkTEE.
-, o1xH a PoPE .Proprietors
s.--- Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
LECTrRES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Committee of Seventy met last even
ing VIM f. IIavemcyer in the chair and several mem
bcrs made addresses. urging zeal In the work oi
securing adoption OF the Charter by the senate
The New-York Sunday-schoOl Teachers
Assocation held its annual meeting last night AT TIE
Fourt1yc Presbyterian Church and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: President, l.: G.
WlscWorth; Treasurer, William 3. kimball.
The anniversary of the uprising of the Paris
Commune commemorated by banquet and bail at
the Casino IousOn-s last night. Over 500 ladies and
gentlemen, principally French residents, attended.
Speeches were delivered in English, French Spanish.
German and Italian Victoria G. Woodruff read brief
hut enthusiasts address. eulOgiac OF the effort made ny
the rLrs Commune. The walSOf the dininsro0u were
IaVsny decorated with banners bearing the Usual
moi Us %. the International
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
REFORM MEASURES.
BROOKLYN.
CIIiRTER-MkKERs CHAFING AT LEGISLATIVE
DELAY.


CHARTER MAKERS CHAFING AT LEGISLATIVE
DELAY.
The Brooklyn Reform Committee Of Seven
tvnve met last evening, Mr. Marshal in the chair and
engaged IN an animated discussion gard the pros
poets Of the passage Of the Charter before the Leg
stature Mr. Goodrich stated that there appeared TO be
no especial anxiety Albany to press the passage Of
the Charter and Registry law, and that the Committee
must do something than hold sessions I'm its meet
ng-roo,n. He believed that strong subcommittee
should sent Albany, TO represent the unanimous
wish Of the Committee
Mr Mclean also favored sending Committee TO
Albany but not unless 1t could be supported by the
whole Committee of Scventy-fvc. He did not Ike the
idea of finding opposing members Of the COMMITTEE In
Albany
Mr. Richardson said that there appeared to be desire
OF certain members 10 bring mp Tor discus
son the elements difference in reference 10 tie first
Charter. lie had not pledged himself TO support II
wholly and had felt IL to be his duty to oppose certain
sections before tho lie Gslatvc Committee IL believed
that they united III approving the present Cnarter.
MI Mclean said that they mad not District tornev
of Endorsement. He ClimC1 mat the
amendments made the Charter 10 crafty par
tsau feelings, and not TO meet the wishes Oi the cltzns
Mr. Harrington thought that hardly any member would
now venture to take the responsibility of opposing
the passage of the charter. He thought fhat the
Committee should call tho Kings County legis-
iators 10 the front, and insist upon their perform
ing their duties by having the charter Registry
Law and Water Board Act passed. He insisted
that LEGISLATORS should be told that they must repre-
sent tho reform committee, and not their own interests
On notiOn Of Denas Barnes a resolution was passed
informing the Legislature that the COMMITTEE OF Seven
Charter, Registry Law, and Water Board Act and r.
quest tAeir ~ eedy passage Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
10 bv w Stuart who said no had lust come from Kirk
patrick in Ireland pace made sacred by the footsteps

to by w. Stuart who said no had just come from krs
Patrick in Ireland place made sacred by the footsteps
of ST. Patrick He trusted that Americans Mon" oV
think less OF lrsmen, because they loved lreanu ve
TIE second toast, 1.-THE United States" was respohd9u
TO by Mr. Clarke who spoke OF the fervods o nountrV
men In the defense OF their adopted couinm5,
and said he believed that all true irsh nlnn
The third toast, "Irciand, was responded 20
by ID. Mcmahon. who spoke OF the ms'norius
which surround the name OF Ireland ahu cum tn
gized her warriors sages, poetry, and statesmen: ~
conclusion, he said Let here, at Our feslVo pVn
resolve the ensuing year that Ireland III thG
the words and the consccDces OF her sons. sna 80
that beautiful and glorious aspect that has made IL INC
theme and eulogy OF poets" ,,,.,on,co,s
the Knights Of ST. Patrick assembled At Demonc me
at Fiiil-aye. and Foureenh-st III the eveinha, anS
bouIueting hall drapcd with the Anep rain"nt
Irish colOrs, and the names OF men Pio nh,ie
in Irish history adorned the hno walls. ayer " the
chair of the President, John ii. Harett. anouo -
gentlemen constituted the company AiuonE 1, ,ho
prominent guests Major-ien. mcdowell ELL ,no
lion Robert Is. Roosevelt, the Hon. shi.h III, E'n'
the Hon John Fox, Gen. McAderas, Mayor naii'
the Rev. Father Burke. Matthew !. , brehn pa
Richard O'Gornan, ex-Gov. Wise of virginia Iapt' bar
rctt L. :. A.. Oswald Ottendorer, james Day, anu
Richard Harnett Speeches appropriate 70 me
were delivered by President llartnett, Judge 9iiI NC
Rev Thomas Burke, tie Hon. Robert d. hoose'ei''
MayoI Hall, aud others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
NEW-JERSEY RUFFLANISM.
A Mon ATTACK A NEWARK CAR DRIVER

4 MOB ATTACK A NEWARK CAR DRIVER.
A procession in honor of st. Patrick 5 lay
took place in Newark n j., yesterday. About p H.
the line was formed in Planest and moved down MAT
kct-st to Broad-st, where they were reviewed NJ the
CITY Hall by the Mayor and Council. The procession
was the Largest in the city. Several nights oc
Cured during the day. and at the corner OF Broad
and Morket-sts the Of outrageous assant
part of the procession numbering about 800 men, sfag
uptowardthe Morris and Essex met by an
Orange horseCar, No "a, driven by Moses Miller Asthe
car WAS turning into Markest. the horses were fright
encd by the band, became unmanageable ana ran mo
the ranks Of the Hbcrnia Benevolent society. There
was no immediate danger and yet the members immc
diatcly broke ranks and jumped upon tie car
dragged the driver of, and kicked and heat
him in q most brutal manner Three men
held him while others kicked him. The man
WIS so badly injured that n surgeon was summoned
before he could be removed There only one police
man on the ground and " he bad mterfercd he woul0
probably have been killed by the Infatuated mob. \
number of citizens witnessed the ARRAY and the aiii
created intense excitement. Thomas Noon, one OF inc
rioters was arrested last evening FOR m assault on al
officer AZ the time Of tie ARRAY.
r. T. smith attempted to cross Montgorneryst Jerse!
City, while the procession of the HibeInlan Societes VA
passing and he was assaulted by men in line hchac
DOlan who led the assault arrested. More i'll h'
procession refused in other Instances to allow persons
pass through their ranks, and other assaults were re
ported, though no other arrests made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
TIE PACffIC MAIL INQUIRY.

FRESH ENT STOCKWELL REFUSES TO ANSWER
AN APPEAL TO BE MADE TO TIE COURT.
At the Pacific Mail inquiry before Referee
j. b. Lawrence President Stockwc declined yesterday,
TO answer the questions put by the counsel for the plain
tf with view to Investigating the private affairs OF the
Company. On other points Mr. Stockwell testified:
| could not say that Lockwood Co., Jameson, Smith
< Cutting, MusTovc & Co., or Ruiue Hatch have Dor
'rowcd any from the Company; am certain that
some money loaned; refuse 10 state what persons
have become purchasers OF stock since March at which
time [ became President; think per cent interest
m charged upon all loans but never charged received
any commissions for making such loans; refuse Ia
state whether any money was used by any OF the d.
rector. Of the Company.
Judge Fullerton, counsel for plaintiff at this stage of
the examination, refused To proceed until decision
could be had from the Supreme Court OF Kings County
as TO whether Mr. stockwell could he required TO
answer rot. Tie also notice that he would make
app. to Judge Gilbert this morning az 1885, for an
order compel the witness 10 testify. The referee
there pom ad ouIncd the till o. III. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
THE DAY IN IRELAND.
CELEBRATION or ST. PATRICKs DAY At CORR
DENUNCIATION OF THE QUEEN.

CELEBRATION or ST. PATRICKS DAY Al CORR
DENUNCIATION OF THE QUEEN.
DUBLIN. Monday, March Is, 1s72,
The celebration of st. Patrick's Day at Cork
Yesterday was one of unusual proportions meet
ing held in the City Park, at which
Il is estimated nearly 1900 persons were present.
Mr. EOuayne presided, and taking the chair,
made "a powerful speech. He said the most dcspoiic
Government in Europe would not have allowed such
occasion the Royal Thanksgiving to pass without sig
Mailing it by an amnesty to political prisoners. The
Queen II England should remember that her dynasty
owed its existence TO the greatest peTiurer of modern
times the Duke OF Marlborough Providence seemed
to incrposc remind her Of that for in the same car
riage with the Queen when OCOunor presented his PTS
to and petition, sat lady OF honor who was descend
ant Of tho Churchs. England had never granted Ire
Land anything motives of Justice; concessions had
always wruug from her through fear The speakers
bold denuncatOs received with frequent and pro-
0nged cheering The various organizations marched to
and from tie Park with flags and bands Of music. Al
though there was much excitement. no disorder 90
cured; and the police force which had been largely in
creased for the day found no occasion 10 interfere.