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". J. i. DO1 LIZ,
sheriff OF shelby county.
WpStcpff a Sfah1 Attorneys for plafufid.
LAdverusement.I
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
Central Johnson Club of Memphis.
October 8, IS72.


Res0lUed, On the language unanimously
adopted by the Tennessee Democratic state
veutiOn, held at Nashville June, 1865, three
years after every act of President Johuson's :,
to which even the most ultra partisan could
object, had become historyl "That Andrew
tions as President Of the United States, at a
period Of trying and unprecedented embar-
raSsment has rendered his name illustrisus
by the fidelity with which he has sought 70
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
against the assault Of a revolutionary faction
and in his recent signal triumph in that be-
ndlf has earned the gratitude of the Ameri-
can people, and rendered himself worthy Of
the highest mark Of confidence that may be
bestowed on him.
Rssolrcd- Also, in the words of the Nj m
phis APPEAL, Of August Z, IS72), That she
lAndreW Jonson) has done some things which
we condemn. but many more that We approve.
He Is perhaps the sOundest, II we may not say
the prOf0undest, the most philOsophie think
er Of the day; and while admiriug the grand
proportions OF his massive intellect, and con-
Tossing his patriotism, we cannot find in our
hearts 70 become querulous and stupidity com
plain because there are spots on the glowing
face OF the god Of day. Let Us hear the phii-
Osopher and statesman and profound thinker,
and Whatever Of personal faults may be
ascrlhe 70 him they can be no greater or
grander than his original and admirable
genius for statesmanship.'
Res0lUed, Also, Din the Language OF the Nash
vile JiiiOH and AHlerfcdH after the nomina-
ton OF General Cheatham by the convention
which met at Nashville in August LAST, That
"nOne deny the personal worth OF General
Cheatham, but there seems 10 Us, and. as
We believe, 70 majority Of the Democracy OF
Tennessee, peculiar ntneSs in the selection
OF eX-Presideut johnson at this time, both
because of his great ability and his loyalty to
the Union during the war"
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Ex-Governor William f. Johnston, OF
Peunsylvania is dead. Dropsy
J Ion. Bailie Peyton's war indemnity
claiau was before The commission at
Washington yesterday.
William Teller, teller Of the State
Bank Of Virginia, defsulter Ia the sum
Of ten thousand dollars, has absconded.
Frederick McMullen, who killed Peter
Morgan IN Putnam county, Illinois, last
September, was arrested in Chicago yes
terday.
The bark Medway, from London, foun-
dered near Lewis, Delaware, night be-
lore last, and I've Of her crew are re-
ported lost.
The steamship Coriuthian, for Glas-
XIV, and another vessel went aground
IN Ianguille bay, near Toronto, Canada,
yesterday.
Two OF three persons were killed and
severely injured by the explosion Of 8
boiler ID a ship-yard al Norfolk, Nir.
glnia, yesterday.
There was johnson toTchllght pro
..eesion in Nashville last night, wher
Tobnson spoke his piece, charaeteristi
.esIIv inteTspersed with II" and my
policy"
General Riee's "Anna b. by Lex
5ngfon. exerCising at Nashville yesteT-
day, lei down as Is considered unnt tol
the turf she was expected 70 take
prcininent part In The iour-mile rsee a
New Orleans next spring,
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THE GREAT CASH DISTRIBUTION.
HOW IRIS DONE.
Whers the Honey Comes From that
WeRt I'm PennsylVania-

The following letter was received in
this city. 1t signifies nothing, how IL
came into our possession. 1t served its
purpose and a.dded fourteen dollars 10
the corruption fund OF the party in
power. II poor little mail agent must
pay fourteen dollars, his salary hardly
furnishing the neeessaries Of life, one Of
the great officials, who has local patron
aye and a salary and perquisites, must
be required to furnish several thousand
dollars TO be used by Cameron and his
kind. There are sixty-five thousand
office-holders, and II they pay, as did
this blessed mail agent, in proportion to
salaries, the corruption fund gathered
by Harlan will not be less than ten
millions;
UxroN REpU BLIcAN CoNGREssJOSAL ENnc-
UrIYE C0AxITrEE, Washington, December
esh, lS12
EIR:-Believing that you feel deep in
terest in the success OF the Republican
candidates for President and Niee-Pres-
ident, we take the liberty TO enclose the
Committees printed letter requesting
contributions 10 aid in publishing docu-
ments, and in defraying other necessary
expenses Of the campaign,
II you can conveniently forward as
early as practicable Fourteen lSl4) Dol.
lars, Il will be gratefully received and
/ promptly acknowledged.
Very respectfully,
jas. HARLAN. Chairman.
/ +. A. BUrrE, ESQ. Mem phis, Team.
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annel 10 STRAIT
Financial.
- 90 400


Loans increase, 8, 1867, 100; specie de
crease. 81, ,S80, ,200; legal tender decrease
S2f4.3)O; deposits increase, S2,l7lI IlOOi
circulation decrease, SD, 800.
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SUSPENDED.
The Savings Bank OF Memphis has
Closed ita Doors.

The heading Of this "locsl" " will sur
prise a great many Of our readers, and at
iirst might occasion a great deal Of ex-
citement in commercial as well as mon
etary circles, but happily Sunday inter
venes before the week Of business conf
mences, and merchants and business
men will have abundant leisure to con-
slider and weigh well and provide for
any contingencies arising out of it. We
regret having 10 record this suspension,
on account of the general public as well
a. the gentlemen officers of the insti-
tuition which has always stood well with
our citizens. The Savings Bank of
Memphis has been a favorite and much
favored institution, was well and care
fully conducted, had the confidence of
the public, but has at last, after years Of
usefulness succumbed TO the severe mon
etary stringeney that prevails through
out the country. 1t yesterday closed its
doors and declared a suspension grow
ing out Of the pressure of its heaviest de
positor. An assignment has been made
and the assets and effects Of the bank
have been placed in the hands of Trus-
tees for the benefit Of all the depositors,
who viii share alike in any distribu-
AAOu VI AalG AtLDICEllS. III AAdhAAiE
this assignment the President has
been characterized by the same
high sense Of honor as has distin-
guished him in q long, laborious and
useful life, and it will be found that he
has made no discrimination as between
depositors, but that the largest as well SIS
the smallest viii share pro rata in the
disposal Of the assets. It is proper that
we should state for the information 5f
parties abroad, as well as to reassure
our own people, that the line Of deposits,
except the account Of the Southern
Security Company, is small.
MEMPHIS, October d, 1872.
To my Friends aud the Public:
I regret to announce that by reason Of
the stringency Of the times, and misfor-
tunes which have been unable to sur
mount, the Savings Bank Of Memphis
has this day suspended business, and
assigned all Of its assets to W. r. Gun
ningham and r. A. Parker, for the
payment Of its creditors ratably.
Creditors may feel assured that the
assets will be faithfully devoted to the
payment Of the debts, and that 1 shall
use every effort in their behalf
NJ. ]. WICKs, President.
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DIED.

sCOTT-In this city, on the 28th instant, OF
dropsy, SAMUEL SCOTT, aged A years.
his friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend his funeral from bis late residence
l69 orleans street, this SUNDAY afternoon
at O'Clock. Services by Rev. W. N. Pat
terEon.
CLARK-In this city, on the Goth instant, a..
consumption, Mas. LIzzIE H. CLARK, wife Of
J. r. Clark, aged IS years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral from the Southern Hotel, this sun
DAY afternoon at ~ o'clock. Hacks in
attendance
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


In Port.
II. n. shreye.
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CHATTANOOGA.
speech Of Colonel Cameron Last Might
JOhnsOn's Treaehery Exposed.
special to the Appeal.

special 10 the Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, October 26.-Csmer-
on made telling speech here tonight,
which was admirably received. He de-
voted most ofhis speech to an excoriation
Of Johnson's treachery, and fastened
upon him the responsibility for the sys-
tenn Of carpetbagger governments and
spoliation in the South. The speech will
have a good effect.
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DFFROTT. MICH.

DETROIT, October 26.-The prevailing
horse disease made its appearance IN
this' city Thursday. The street-cars on
rour routes were hauled or yesterday.
A large number Of horses are now az
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The Committee Of Seveny indorseS
last night, Josiah Sutherland, Demo
cratic candidate for City Judge; Benje-
min Phelps, Republican candidate for
District Attorney, and Adolphus kesler,
Democratic candidate for Coroner. They
have determined % have men in charge
of their boxes on the election day.
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Go to Leddin's business College.
ATTEND Robertsonis s Business College.
-,rhos. Cubbins, brieklayer, 2s4 Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
10 2l1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for ifty cents.
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HAS Just received full and well assorted
u stock OF both Imported and Domestic
Groceries, etc, viz:
Sz5 boxes RRiaina.
5000 cases Canned Fraies.
12O0 cases Canned Fish Rnd Vegetables
ESQ cases Jeiiies aad Preserves
900 boxes Cheese.
500 ptEs New Eaekersl and White Fish
500 OSES Holland II Prriv -, AnehOvies
and Russian Sardineh-
so bbts. and half bbis. Pickles.
I26 bbls. and half bills. HrOut.
E5O sacks Almonds. Brazil FiEberts and
Pecana-
z5 buckets and half bbls. ainee Meaa.
R5 boxes BreaIx fast Bacon.
40 stcrcea New Hams.
rs boIs. HOmluy- Grits AZ Beans
loo kegs aPiced SiSsGeet.
View TuFkfAn Frunes, CarrRn1s. Citr0n.
ffga, Dried Cherries, Teas. gcfTees, ssI-
gars. aud every article in kis line, Of
fered low. ocE
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Ia front Of my oalee, No. S5l Second stresa,
in the city Of Memphis, proceed TO sell TO the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the following de-
scrtbed real estate, levied on as the property
Of defendant, William Cox. tO-wit:
tract or land ia shelby county. State Of
Tennessee, being known and designated as the
north part oi lot No. 9, in Edward :. Todd s
plan Of the one hundred-acre tract OF land
sold bv y. Winchester 10 John =. CLAY brook
and by the said Clay brook unto the President /,
Directors and Company OF the Union Bank Of
Tennessee, and by said bank 70 W WiIliam Cox,
containing by estimation fOGr and twenty
eIgnt hundreds 10 2S-l00I acres, more or less,
sud bounded as follows, to-wiL: Beginning
where the south side of Bass street intersects
the center Of Sophy's spring bayou, thence
north 50 east, seven t7) chains twenty-five (21
links 10 a stake situated at the northwest cor
ner OF lot No, 10; thence with the line Of lot
No. 10 south L east, six b chains thirty-seven
81 links to a stake; thence running between
the Two springs south 81 vest, one ll) chain
thirty-six 35l links to stake; thence south
~ west, four l4l chains fourteen .ia links to
the center Of SOphys Spring bayou: thence
down the center OF the bayou 10 the begin
ming, TO satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs.
sale to commence at eleven o'clock am.
W. J. P. DOYLE,
sheriff Of shelby county.
80 MI 49,
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This closed the proceedings of the day,
and the majority of visitors came into
town by the excursion train on the Men,
phis and Charleston railroad, arriving
home at five o'clock in the evening.
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Wednesaar. Norember eO. Sc,

in front OF my office, siI second street, in the
city Of Memphis, proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described rea
estate, levied on as the property Of defendant
c. d. Mclean, TO wit: Lot No. /, block i3, cor
ner OF Fourth and Alabama streets. z6 feel
front on Fourth street, by ll25I feet rear
Also, lot B, same block, fronting p feet on
Alabama street. by ll2is feet rear. A lso, lots
z, g. = and 5, same block, fronting each p feet
on Fourth street, by ll2'z rear TO alley. Also
triangular lot AZ, at southwest corner OF Water
and Jackson streets, p feet front in block
Also, lots o. p, ., p, = and 26, block l3, on
Alabama street, fronting . feet each, By l6l
feet rear Also, lots -, p and p, block Il,
feet rear. Also, lot Il, block q, Alabama
street, fronting p feet. by 90 rear. Also, lots
l6 Il, Us. ls and -, block ., fronting on south
street, - feet each lot, by IS736 rear Also, lots
10 and n, same block (Zs), fronting each ~ feet
on Carolina street, by lSJ feet rear. Also, lots
81 aud s., e. q and q block H. fronting "a feet
on second street, by l00 feet rear. Lot "A,
block 10, fronting > feet on Carolina street, by
l7d feet rear. Also, lot 9, block Z, fronting .
feet on Third street, BY 100 feet rear. Also, lot
10, same block ,l2, fronting > feet on Jackson
street. 100 feet rear. corner Of alley. Also, lots
30, . and 35, block lG fronting q feet on Third
street, IlZLs feet rear; all in the Fort Picker
ing addition 10 the city of Memphis, and as
ce-iFnated n the surveys Of said addli ion and
the maps OF the same, particularly the map OF
N. y. Williamson, published in ISL All Of
said property being in Shelby county, Ten
Bc-ste. 2 o satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost.
sale to commence at eleven O'Clock am.
". J. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
.M.H aa.Ha
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

IRWIN-The funeral Of DR.. WILLIAM T.
IRwIS viii take place this (sUNDAY)
afternoon at 81 O'Clock, from he vault at
Elmwood Cemetery. His friends aud the
friends Of his son, Douglas c. Irwin, are In
vited to attend. Carriages at Hoist's.
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few cases Of the horse disease nave DeeA
reported in this city.
BUFFALO, n. 4.
BUFFALO, October 26.-Ghe wet Wea-
rher caused the street railways TO stop
running at five O'Clock this eveninS:
They have but three well horses cut oI
three hundred.
DETROIT, MICH.
DETROIT. October 26.-The prevailing
horse disease made its appearance IN
ibis, city Thursday. The street-cars on
r,u- r,sIItes were hauled or yesterday.
A large number Of horses are now az
fscted.
BOSTON, MASS.
BosroN. October 26.-There are very
few horses in the streets. All the vari-
3us departments requiring horses are at
a stand-still, and such Is the consequence
hat haud-carts are in demand, and nu-
Tserous wagons drawn by men may be
seen. The only encouraging feature is
that few cases prove fatal.
EEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK. October 26.-The horse
malady has now spread TO such an ex-
tent rhat almost all the horses IN the
city are said to be suffering in one form
OF another from symptoms OF the cpl
deuic. There are thousands of horses
who have not Yet been put upon the
list but observation shows that many OF
these have germs of the disorder in their
system. The disease has thus far been
rather slow in It's development, and il
Is not known vet whether all OF its
stages have been seen. 1t is estimated
thar ia the city and immediate vicinity
there are from
THIRTY TO FOBTy THOUSAND
horses suffering from well developed
symptoms. The disease has begun to
exhiait Hew and alarming phases, which
are looked on a. highly dangerous. The
inflammation extends from the throat TO
the lungs, and the coughing is fearfully
cOuvulsive. The animal pants, breath
becomes quite cold, and at the extreml-
ties there seems To be a warning al a
fatal ending Of the malady, and If u
continues as widely prevalent as it is
now for a few days longer, there can be
but little doubt but hundreds Of horses
affected viii die The street car COM
pauies, some Of the livery stable propr-
eU5r-, and many of the down town mer-
chants, are still working their diseased
horses, and in all these cases signs
of fatality are becoming more
alarming in the stables, where all
business is suspended until the dis
ease is mastered. Very favorable re-
ports are made in some instances. The
c1ngalescance Of the horses is very rapid.
The trOtters and racers stabbed in the
city seem 70 have nearly escaped the dis
ease. American Girl Is already almost
recovered from her slight attack. At
least six hundred cars have been with
drawn from the city railroad lines. In
this branch alone the disease throws
THOUSANDS OF MEN OUT OF WORK.
The hackmen have almost tripled fares
for passengers, in utter violation Of the
law, End refuse ID carry those refusing
to pay the Illegal rate. The managers OF
the railroad companies believe that at
the present rate their stock cannot hold
out longer than Sunday night. No sta
ble reports as yet that any horses have
been perfectly cured. ApprehensiOns
exist that several ocean steamships will
have 10 postpone sailing, owing TO the
5mpOssiDility Of getting freight on board.
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The river has fallen one inch since our
last report, and now stands two feet one
inch above low water mark-the lowest
stage of the season, At Cairo there Is
scant six feet, and below here there is
barely that depth at Reeves. Above
Cairo, five feet Is the depth reported to
st. Louis, and the channel exceedingly
rough and narrow. The Upper Missis-
sippi is extremely low, and continues
to fall The Illinois has barely enough
water in it To make steam for the saw
mills along its banks, and the Missouri
is but little better. The Ohio, however,
has nearly a five-foot rise at Pittsburg,
and is advancing yet. The lower
streams are not improved as yet, al
though a two-foot rise is reported in one
of them-White river. The weather
was clear yesterday, but terribly dense
fog covered the river in the morning,
and at night it was cool, with prospects
of q frost.
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate

-aIe % commence at eleven O'Clock am.
W. ]. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
N-,-tcntt & -faLI Atl,r. rnr nlaintifF rnn.
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BOSTON, MASS.

BosroN, October 26.-There are very
few horses in the streets. All the vari-
1us departments requiring horses are at
a stand-still, and such is the consequence
NAT haud-carts are in demand, and nu-
Tg.vous wagons drawn by men may be
seen. The only encouraging feature is
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naNnAY,s PRoeEAMlE.

The great baby show viii positively
come of in the arena on Monday after
noon between twelve and one o'clock.
There will be no postponement, and the
mothers Of the dear little cherubs who
intend 10 exhibit their offspring will
lease take notice.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
1 AND
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE, OCT. 27, 1872.

Express Train leaves daily. Sundays
excepted. . ............ 8 s. a m
Nail Train leaves daily .............. 2.ln pm
Brownsville accommodation leaves
daily, Sundays excepted ed.......-.-.-... 4:l0 pm
WNo change OF cars by this line for Louis
VIE 81. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
sleeplng-cars on all night trains. The through
car for 81. Louis, Chicago and the " est will be
run on the 4:lO pm. train except on sunday,
when II viii BE- run on the 2.l0 . m. train.
Passen gers by The 10 ? m. train make close
connection at Humboldt for ali points on the
Mobile and Ohio and Mississippi Central
Railroads.
sT For Tickets or Information apply at
Ticket 0ftice, Ne. 2S7 1-2 Main Street.
JOHN T. FLYNN. Superintendent
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent oc26
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SHERIFF'S SALE


DY VIRTUE or a vendiftonf 1p0nds 70 me
ID directed from the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, based upon a judg-
ment In said court in favor OF Elizabeth Flem-
ming, against e.. ID. Mclean, for the sum Of
eight hundred and sixty-eight dollars .5s6s),
besides costs Of suit amounting to sixteen dol
lars and five cents Sit O5i. I will. on
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PEABODY HOTEL PREMIUM.

For the fastest trOtting horse, mare OF
gelding, owned In Shelby county, mile
heats, beet three in five, nine hundred
dollars-three hundred dollars 10 the
first horse, two hundred and fifty 10 the
second, two hundred to the third and
one hundred and fifty to the fourth-to
be trOtted on Monday, twenty-eighth
instant, at the Fair grounds.
The following are the entries: J. Sci
lyman enters Butcher Boy; Mr.. Dunbar,
Bay Tom; Mr.. GARDENER, Lead Nine
Mr.. Oliver. Tennessee Boy; Mr. ball
Brown Dick; Mr.. Rogers, Major; Mr..
Schultz, Henry.
THE GREAT CASH DISTRIBUTION.
Ali the arrangements are effected foi
the great cash distribution announced tC
come OFF yesterday. II will most posi-
lively take place on the grounds on
Tuesday. Holders Of tickets are admit
ted free to the grounds that day.
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NEW YORK.
Rrlri.h TrlcL.srr Rrposed.

NEW YORK, October 96.-A London
special sqy-s that the names Of the I'm
r.erisI advisers, in the San Juan award,
on whose reports judgment was based,
are: Grimm, Nice-President Supreme
Court: Kiepel, Eminent Geographeri
Goldschmidt. Member superior Tn
bunsI Of Leipsig. The Referees handed
in their report four weeks ago bet the
reports will not be published. Ihey
charge England with Fagueness IA lne
wording Of the Treaty 9f 1870, ana state
that the word "sout beuy' means
shortest channel TO strait
Financial.
Loans increase, 81, 1867, 400; specie de
crease. 81, ,S80, ,200; legal tender decrease,
S2f4.310; deposits increase, S2, III ,IOOi
circulation decrease, 81, 800.
Nominations IndOrsed.
The Committee Of Seveny indOrseS
last night, Josiah Sutherland, Demo
cratic candidate for City Judge; Benje-
min Phelps, Republican candidate for
District Attorney, and Adolphus Kesler,
Democratic candidate for Coroner. They
have determined % have men in charge
Of their boxes on the election day.
Registration.
The number Of persons registered yes
terday was thirty thousand one hundred
and fhirty-seven. The total thus far is
one hundred and tweuty-six thousand
six hundred and for!y-nine, a decrease
for the same DAYS Of last year Of two
thousand three hundred and ninety, one
day remaining 10 register. Last year
the entire registry amounted % one hun
dred and fifty-two thousand five hun
dred and ninety-two.
ssofaam ia Brief
Six cases of smallpox were reported
yesterday.
The steamer Deutschland has arrived.
Minister WashburEe is a passenger.
There was heavy rain accompanied
by brisk wind al night. Rain contin-
ues to-day.
A Baltimore dispatch says IL Is hoped
there that no cases Of the horse disease
will appear in that city.
The chairman Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee ia5 irsued an ad-
dress calling upon the Democrats 70
arrest ali parties attempt g bribery at
the election.
Fifteen hundred dollars was raised for
the Alsatan emigrants AZ a French
dinner last night. A committee Of
fifteen WAS selected 70 raise funds and
Issue an address.
A Puerto Principe letter announces the
successful arrival OF a small expedition
VIII Ich left Puerto Plata with few arms
and 4 good supply Of powder and lead,
FOR tbe Cuban insurgents.
II has been discovered that the Erie
and Pavouia ferry has been systemati-
calIv robbed for q long time Of large
-unis by the Ssle Of bogus tickets by out
side parties who were in collusion with
the employees
A Richmond special says that Teller,
the defaulting teller, !eft note acknowi-
edging his crime and promising suicide.
He was subsequently seen, however, go
ing % Petersburg. The atsH caused
excitement. His defslcstlon is esuma-
ted at thirty thousand dollars.