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THE POLITICAL ARENA.
p .n.rl,anis saate sepsts

PHILADELPBIA, February 1O.-Honor-
able Henry s. Evans, State senator from
the Fifth district, died ct West Chester
last evening. His death creates a tie in
the political parties in the State senate
which will render dificult the settlement
OF the contest of COlOnsl Mcclure for the
seat now held by Mr.. Gray, recently re-
turned from the Fourth district.
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xhe slaves OF the RInE In Rev York

AAG AGGNEa VI AAAE AaAAk ~ E1GA A0EA
NEW YORK. February 10 The greatest
excitement vas created around the city
hall to-day, growing out Of the action Oi
the anti-ring grand jury. AN immense
throng was gathered in the courtroom to
be present G5 the coming in of the jury.
Mayor Hall arrived shortly bsfore the
opening of the court. When the grand
Jury handed in the indictments, one OF
their number read an address, in which
it is stated that they failed to find indict-
ments against many persons implicated
in frauds, because the existing laws, as
explained by their legal advisers, do not
provide for punishment. Their inVestiga-
lions have been necessarily slow and tedi
QUE, for tho Rlnta Of thh conR-pirnkors ware
carefully and cunningly devised and ex-
ecuted. In the course OF their labors other
public frauds have been brought to notice
which they were unable to Investigate.
They trust that succeeding grand juries
viii bring them to light. PERJURY, forgery
and similar crimes were tho means used
to rob the treasury and disgrace the city.
In the mayors address to ths court, Judge
Bedford presiding, he said: AS 1t is an
nounced thai your honor lsaves the city
to obtain relaxation from your srduous
lsbOrs. and I desire "a immediate trial /;
and as the other Judge of this court ought
not, from social reasons, to act in any
case OF mine, suggest that any one of the
ex oficio Justices of this court, to whom
such reasons cannot apply, be substi-
tuted. ThereupOn Judge o. p. Daily,
whom Mayor Hail said wan q man who
was elected at the last election, by the
general consent of all parties, and whom
nothing could possibly be said against,
was determined on.
AT the Pacific Mail investigation to-day
Layman, who preferred the charges, did
not appear. Lockwood, president Of the
company, testified that the indebtedness
OF the company never exceeded four hun
drsd and fifty thousand dollars. A sub
poens was issued for Colonel @. NJ. Nor
ton, member OF the assembly from Will
liansburg, who presented the petition.
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J. P. .AEUX.
Stockholders EIsctiOa.

~J. ", Clapp win continue to psactics In
Daanto and Panola countiea. Aiss ials-dAH
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A Message from the Dead.

of prospecters in the Valley of Death,
Nevada, lstely found in s mound OF
stones a scrap Of psper on which was
written
Jake and Charles X. Porter attacked by In
dtans-supposed TO be the MoDassa band
here, April :, 1896.
No further trsce OF the unfortunate par
ties could b5 discovered.
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Fosasr. the Car.Hook Murderer.

NEW YORK, February 1O.-The appeal
OF Foster, the car-hoOk murderer, was ar
gued before the general term of the su-
preme court, Bartlett, for the prisoner,
clsimed that Judge Csrdozo, VITO tried
him, was under strong excitement from
the murder Of a near relative. Decision
rpsarved
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rhs 1s.t vIrrinia Cenrsn,Ion.

CIkCINNATI, February lO.-The cOnsti-
tuLional convention Rt Charleston, West
Virginia, yesterday adopted several sec
tions OF Inc bill Of rights, not materially
changing It from ths old bill. A pro-
vision was adopted prohibiting political
Jest-oathE. The printing paper being ex-
hsnsted in all the offices, the proceedings
OF the legislature are not published In any
form.
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ArIstoerstie Burglar. Arre.tsd.

NEW YORK, February 10-Wm. Porter
and Thomas Brixiy, fashionable burglars,
wers arrested, with the implements of
their profess ion. They offered five thou
sand dollars ssch to the officers to be re-
leased, Both these fellows have hereto
fore moved in aristOcrstic society.
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From the Charleston COURIER
The issues now presented between
Great Britain and the United States, il
seems 10 as, are easy OF solution. They
can be determined by reference to the di.
plomstio correspondence which preceded
the treaty and il which each party pre-
sented it's respective grounds of griev.
ance. Ia other words, each party stated
its case. Their mutual demands were
then set forth. The treaty, Of course,
could only be in reference 10 these mat
ters Of difference. II any others have
bsen since introduced, it is as clear as the
nOondsy sun that these could nos have
been in the contemplation of the reEty.
Il Is only upon matters of heretofore dis
oussion that an arbitration can have
effect. War, on such an issue, on the
psTt of the government, would be mere
acs of folly. For seven long years the
whole country hss sSpired tor peace at
home. We need here concord, unity and
right. We need common constitution,
and common citizenship for ali States
and people. The great prOverb stands
forth in letters of living light, "Physi-
clan, heal thysalE" When this is accom-
pllshed, and the Rspub blio and self-goY-
ernmsnt restored, it is time enough to
discuss foreign rotations and our posi-
Ei8na TO foreign powers.
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FasstvIsm-A Democratic Caueus al
6prfnGaeId, Illinois.

RasSlEism-A DemOcFhuc
Springfield, Illinois.
CHICAGO, February 10.-A special 20
the Times, from Springfield, Illinois,
gives the following acconnt OF the Demo-
cratic caucus last night;
General Mcclellan was the frSt speak-
or. and he favored aiding she Liberal be-
publican6, with the view of defeating 8
Grant and bringing about a change 10
our affairs. This could not be accom-
nlished by the Democrats alone, and II
would be The part of wisdom to accept an
honorable alliance with the Liberal Re-
publicans.
Colonel Turner wanted all honest
men to unite for the overthrow Of Grant,
whose sole aim was to build up power
dangerous TO liberty. No fair election
could be held In the South or North be-
cause of the influence brought to bear
against such by the administration. Mr..
Turner saw signs of better day In the
fact that such men Ss Messrs. Schurz,
Davis, Trumbull and Palmer had become
disguised with the administration, and
were ready to array themselves on the
side OF the people. A crisis was upon us,
and we must accept the situation. He
had great hopes of the Cincinnati eonVen-
ton, and wished to see Illinois represent
ed in it, as IL was to contain the brains Of
the Republican party.
Mr.. Hinchelit1e, Of st. Clair, was in
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SAN Francisco, February 10.-TressU-
rer W. 3. Blskely, of Santa Cruz, who
clsims to have been robbed by masked
men last week, was examined yesterday
and held 10 answer. His bondsmen had
made good the loss to the county.
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FRANCE.
Respectfully Declines the Homo,

Respectfully DecIines the Honor.
PARIS, February 10.-Ex- Minister Cas-
imir Perrier has received from Theirs an
offer of the ambasssdorship to London,
but hss declined the honor.
A Straw for the Emperor.
News has been received from Aisccio to
the effect that disturbances in the interest
Of the Bonspartists have occurred on the
Island of Corsica.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HEALEY-The friends and acquaintance
Of Mrs. Rosa Freei and family are invited to
attend the funeral or her mother, Mrs. ANNK
N. HEALER, Irom her residence, on Walnut
street, this SUNDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
WEHRUM-The friends and acquaintance
Of Mr.. Louis Wehrum sre respectfully in.
Vited 10 sttend tire funeral Of his wife, Mrs.
HELENA VRHRUM, from her late residence
on the He nando road, near South street
this (sUA DAY) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, Car
risges at MeOsffsry Co.'s, 2ss Second street.
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AftsniiOa. Sons OF hlalta

A MEETING is Oslled on MONDAY EVEN
n ING NEXT, at 7h o'elock. at Hit1feld 8
Hail, al Second street. Ali men bsrs of this
aneiens and honorable society are earnestly
requested 70 be present. BY order OF the
Grand Commander. R 4 @. fell
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FOFney Resigns she COIIectOrshfR OF
RaffRaeFnhaa.

Eaf1a4ekrnAas
WASHINGTON, February l0.-The fol.
lowing isttsr wss handed TO President
Grant this afternoon, by friend OF Colo
mel Forney:
WAsHISGToN, February 10, 1872.
To His Excellency President Grant;
DEAR 5IR-Mhen you did me the honor
to tender me the appointment OF collector
Of the port of Philadelphia, / accepted 1t
most reluctantly, because apprehended
Il would most seriously Interfere with my
business, and, especially, with my inde-
pendenoe Is journalist. Ten months
experience has so entirely confirmed this
impression that find myself constrained
70 send you this my resignation OF once,
to take effect on the fret of March next.
l shall then return to my profession as a
farLler-a oongenial feld-snd devote all
my efforts 70 ny newspaper and to an en-
ergstic support OF the principles OF the
great Republican party. Most earnestly
Thanking you for your kindness snd con
sideTatiOn, remsln, dear general, very
.ruiy yours, }. W. FOENE1'
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Fortunately not True.

ST. LOUIS, February lO.-The report
circulated here to-day that another pas
aenger train on the Missouri Pacific road
ran of the track last night, some Two
hundred miles from here, bat the answers
ID Inquiries made NJ points along the road
are that no accident occurred.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Nj AbONAO DAkECESRV. a
LODGES "
SOUTH MEMPHIS No. I7S-Meets I'd Friday in
each mouth. Hall corner Madigou and s 20
ono; A. J, wheeler, W. Nj ]. Harvey
AN6ERoNA, No. l6S-Meets lst Monday in sv
cry mouth, at Odd-FellOws Hall, ror. Court
and Main: Q. M. Carroll, W. M; John
LEILA SCOTT, Nc. &9-Meets lst Friday OF each
month. Hall corner Madison and Second
3. sturm, "; n N. Hoehstsdier, Sec.
DEsoGo, No 3ss- Meets 81 Friday OF each
Hanson, ". NJ; Il. W. Shelton, Secretary
kILWINEIHG, No. S4l-Mssts 4th Friday oj
each month, at South Memphis Han, cor.
o. sdtson and second. W, B Richardet,
W. III Louis CzapSzi, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPrER, No. 22-Msets Cd Afondav nj
eacn mouth, at Odd elbows Hall o. NJ,
carroll, N. 4. H P; B. NJ. Levy, Secretary.
MEMPHIS UHAPTER, No. s5-Msets al odd
Fellows Hall, I'd Monday OF each month
", 8, Matthews, IL. &. n. P; ] John w. Werd,
R,ANDsM.
EUREKA COUNCIL, Nc. 6-Mssts 81 Monday OF
each month, AT Odd-FelloWs Hall. G. Re.
der, IN. Ill; ; Z. b, Myers, Recorder.
COAMANDERY.
OfkENk CoAAASDERY, No. 4-Meets 9th Mon
Jay OF each month, Geo. Mellsrsh Com
1, J, barohus, Recorder.
I ". y. f. DhBEC TOBY.
odd-Fellows Hal, cor. Main and
north Court streets.
LODGES,
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. e-Mssts every Tuesday.
A. J. Ward, y. g.; r. +. Alsxsnder, V. G. ;
donn ". Waynesburg, Secretary; e. r.
Risk, Treasurer
OHICKAsAW LODGE, No. 8-meets every Mon
day night. Leon Levy, N. c.; d. Schioss
". G.i J. A. Holt, Secretary; II. D, Connell
Treasurer.
5oHILLER LoDeE, No. 40 Meets every
wednesday night. Joseph Uhl, N. g.; H
9ronauer, V. g.; ]. A. Gronauer, Secretary !;
J. ID. Schmidt, Treasurer.
BANNER LODGE, No. l47-Meets every Friday
night. 7, 5. Jukes, n. G.; @. d. Hilliard V.
6.i & K. Jack, Sec; ]. :. wilkins, Treas.
DEGREE LODGES.
AEAPHIS DRSREE oDGE, No. 8-Meets LIST
6Rtur0ay In each month. ". n. MoystOn.
L. M; b Bingham, ID. L. M; 4. E. Russell,
a. L. M; 7. ). Jukss, Secretary; Leon Levy,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
8AYoSo EECAMPMENT, No. SMeets on the
nrst and third Thursday nights of each
month. ]. Linkhauer, q. P; John Gordon,
= p; " n hCpsson. 8 ". X F. AiexRn-
Ger, ]. Va ThOs. Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS ENCAMPMENT, No. S9-Meets second
ana fourth Thursday nights OF each month.
y. 3. Jukes, q. r; I. :. Bingham. 81. p; ].
W ]. F. Fischer, Scribe
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT YESTERDAY


sAN FRARoIsOO, February 10 Charles
Ohsnmen and Charles Bsnrens were ar
rested yesterday and taken to the Ale
Tnond county jail for an attempt TO throw
A messenger train OF the Western Pacific
railroad track al LiveTmoKe Pass
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MISSISSIPPI

AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorised by the legislature OF fthsstats.
SATURDAY EoRNne, GLASS II, FKB. 10, ls72,
50, A, SO, -, :, 90, IL, SO, IS. "a, Is.
SATURDAY EVENING, GLASS p, FEB. 10, Is73.
As. g. 81, so, IL, "A, AZ, u, IS, IS, IL, SO, "a.
aAz SECOND STREET,
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CHICAGO, February 10 An accident
occurred on the Illinois Central railroad
batWeen Hudson and RsppahannOck,
csused by a rail being misplaced. Five
cars were thrown from the track and
badly crushed. Charles blanchard, the
conductor, wss found dead underneath
the wreck
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Rock Island and st. Louis rsilrOsd COM
pany hsve offered q reward OF i've hum
dred dollars for the apprehension of Fred
Baker and Pat Hslpine, conductor and
engineer of the freight train which colli-
ded with the passenger trsin near Alton,
wednesday last.
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PardOns His Pal.

BOSTON, February l0.-Julius F. Hart
well, who was convicted of embezzling
government funds in connection with
Ward Mellen and sentenced to pay fine
and to be imprisoned, has been psTdoned
by President Grant.
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GENERAL MALONE says the
Cumberland Gap tunnel, on the line
of the road from Norfolk and Bristol
to Louisville, may be completed by
December, 1874.
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ENGLAND.

The Prince of WaIes-The OxfOrd.Cam
bridge Boat Race.
LONDON, February 1O.-Ths Prince oi
Wales, accompanied by Princess Alexsn-
dris, left Sandringhsm to-day in 6 special
train for Windsor. Crowds OF parsons
thronged the stations by which the train
passed, and manifested Joy at the recov-
cry of the Prince.
The race between the Cambridge and
Oxford boat crews Is announced to take
place on the Thames course on the 23d OF
March. The betting isnow two to one in
favor Of the Cam bridge crew.
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SCRANTON, Pa, February 1O.-,John
0'C0nnOr, clerk in tina psymasteI's Of
fee OF the Delaware, Lsckswsnna and
Western railroad company. of this city,
sbsconded last night with $4,000 Of the
compsny's funds.
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RICHMOND. Virginia, February TO-
Johnson q. Sands, who was convicted of
completely with ex-Mayor CahoOn in the
Houmstein forgery, was pardoned to-day
by Governor Walker.
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NEW ADV EASEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in lsSs.
omoAael f9rRvrrt.sA.

A-aNJL4tL II . ~ - . -
MORNING OLABS-No. 50.
"a, ., 81, 20, 3, 55, 60, "a, 2, So, II, 43, 70.
EVENING CEASS-No. 70.
81, 20, 45, IS, 81, So, S6, AZ, 4, 19, 81 46, Is.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes nom
sl0O to S5O.0O0, paid in money by ]. u,
FRANOk, ag't, t5x North Court st. Box 10,
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, A1LLHk
q CO., Managers, 81. Lonis. 80.
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KNIGHTS PYTHIAs.

FsyHE charter members Of the nsw LOige
Will meet on FRIDAY EVENING Feb
Fuary 18th, at 8 o'clock, at SO Main street.
fan j. MOJAII, knight.
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THE RECORD OF CRIME


BOSTON, February 10-S. F. Laws un-
derwent preliminary examination to-
day for stealing money from letters in the
postofice and was held in $40, 600 bond for
trial in March.
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AHofeI Rnrned

MILWAUKEE February 1O.-The Amer
ieau House, ~ Monroe, which has been
anoccupied since last summer, was burned
ais morning. Loss, 5000.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

THE nfth call OF ten per ceptum on the
4 amount Of Stock subscribed TO the A A.
StHfO TEMPLE OF Memphis viii be dus St
ths ONCE Of the Secretary (8OOm No. 8, cor
ner OF Second and Madison strests), Masonic
Temple lot, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, Is-2
By order of the Directory.
H. a. HIGBEE, President.
A N,TU -
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From the Boston Post.I

For the purpose Of creating q false pop.
ulsrity Grant seems anxious &c work the
nation up 10 8 war fever. How soon it
may result in actual war no one can tell
Are We prepared for foreign Wsr1 Oan
we stsBe the drain upon our crippled re-
sOuroes7 Are not foreign war and the
repudisiiOn of our present enormous war
debt almost Synonymous tsrms1 These
are question: to be considered by the
American people before trusting Grant
and his advisers With another term of
Offic5
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ROME.

A TIN Between tho French and italian
Governments.
RoME, February 10 = The Chevalier
Nigrs, late italian minister to France,
has been appointed minister to Russia.
The position vacated by Chevalier Nigra
will not be filed, as the italian govern
ment feels aggrieved at France having no
minister at Rome.
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ADOIrIOEAL nARks1s BY 1ELEsRApH,
[sEE THIRD PAGE FoR GENERAL REPOsr.l
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. 4h
NEW ORLEANS. February 1O.-Cotton-
Mobiles nominal; middlings, 22c. Net re-
ceipts, 21s2 bales; sales, 400 bales; stock,
SO, zoe bales.
GALVESTON.
GALvEsToN, February 10.-Cottou mar
ket steady; good ordinary, zoe. Net re-
ceipts, 30S6 bales; expOrts-to Great Brit.
ain, 654 bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, 81, 500
bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, February 1O.-CottOn mar
ket quist; middling 2lZ@22c. Net re-
csipts, 942 bslas; exports cOsstwise, 2508
bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, q, ,4e2 bales.
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Free { eturss on swsdeanOrpIaBlsm

py H0Ns G4ScIu oySe8 W4sAoAs - s@-1
At the U. 8. Courtrooms, Waldran Block,
$50 Main stres9.
sunday aiteFRoSA. NJ ~ o'ofocks aAsos
~ nGshs, as ~ S'oaOoA-
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ENGLAND PREP
annnraI snrr


A London special says that eight regi-
msnts of British troops arc under ord ers
TO sail for Canada.
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FOREIGN TELEoRAMs
IRELAND.

Kelly, the FeBian-The Election in
County Kerry.
DUBLIN. February 10.-Kelly has been
sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment,
at hard labor, for killing policeman.
Blennerhasset, the home rule candidate,
was elected to the house of commons from
county Kerry.
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asa-RssIdsnf Eotlcs

e9a-HoSa4GAA NgsAS8s
No. l6l, r. DIN the Second Chancsry CouYS
OF Shelby county, Tenneesee.-E. n. Apper.
son q Co. VI. Charles 3. SeversOn, ]. B. NIL
ler, p ID, Beecher, e. r. Knight, and the
unknown heirs OF ]. W. Wright, deceased,
and Others.
IT appearing from the bin duly sworn 10 In
th1R cause that the defendants, ]. b Miller,
2. ID. Beecher and e. r. knight, are non-resi-
dents Of the State OF feDnessee, and that the
names and residences Of the heirs of J. ".
wright deceased, are unknown to the coma
plainants, who have Aled their BILL In this
Court TO subject to the pay ment OF their
1ndgm ent of St617 s. and slf 10 costs Of suit,
lots Nos. s, 8 and ], block Is. Batture subdiVt.
sion OF the city of Memphis, Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered BY TIE CleIK and ~ as-
ter, That they, and each Of them. make
their appearance herein at the Courthouse
OF the Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, In the city Of Memphis, Tennessese,
on the nrst Monday in April, lS72, and plead,
answer or demuT 70 complatnant's btu. or the
sans VIII be taken for confessed as 70 them
and set for hearing experte: and that copy
OF this order be publtsbec once week, for
four successive weeks In she Memphis APP
peal. This February 10, lS1R
Nm L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Myers = Wyatt, Sols. for compl'ts. fell m
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LAW REPORT.

First C1renit COuFE-HefskeIl, Judge.
After the motions for new trials were
called on yesterday, the Amy-Ayers mo-
tion was taken up and the entire day con-
sumed in its hearing. The trial Of the
case Of BretEman vs st. Louis Packet
company will be resumed on Monday
morning. Quite q number OF witnesses
are yet 20 be examined. The calendar for
Monday contains the cases undisposed of
on Fridays cslendlr, viz ; 4l2, 84l, 1900,
l612, 1920, 1851, 1886, 1888, 154l, 1914, 1915,
1647, 154s, 1850, 1851, 1852. 1858, 1854, 1855,
1863, 1850, 1862 1864, 1868, and also the fol-
lowing additional ones specially set,
which will be called in their order: AZ,
Miller VS. Jones, administratix; 1873, Cross
VS. Sharpe; 1906, Clark vs. Hunter; 1887,
Co.
second O1roaIt COUrt-Halseys Judge.
Monday will be motion dsy. Tuesday
the following cases viii be called for trial:
1879 Peres q Son VS. Britton; 1000 Boyd vs.
Memphis City Transfer company; 2OO4
Rice, Stix q %. VS. Brinkley 20S4 Town
send VS. Cromwell; 20Ss Stillmsn VS.
Schoonover 204T Armour VS. Thompson;
POST Scott VS. MilliRrd; 2072 Richmond VS.
Green; 2094 Gillen VS. Peplow; 2llO Lehner
VS. Durf; 2146 Tilley vs. LaFonta ne; 2l6S
Tate q Mccullough VS. Chandler; 2l65
Warren q Co. VS. Dessauer; 2l66 Burns &
Smuoker VS. same; 2172 Frederick vs. Rice,
administrator 2174 Thompson vs. McMil-
Ian! 2l76 Maxwell vs. Pickett; 2l7e Shields.
administrator, VS. Demmons: E177 Ryan
VS. Mitchell; 2lS0 Hynes ct al VS. Bick-
ford; 21s1 5chesF w Mount; 2lS2 Town
send: VS. Good; 2ls4 Spellman VS. Cash;
2lSe Miller VS. League and Garry; 2194
Ysnakay VS. Cockrsll; 2le5 Shock 81 al VS.
League and Curry; 2ls8 Ouneo vs. Brig
nsrdelloi 2l98 Whitsett vs League and
Curryi 2200 Raymond vs. DeVere; 22O2
Nelson VS. Shelby county; 22O6 Wool
bridge VS. Hardwick: 22ll McCarney vs.
Sexton; 221S Boyd We Witt; 22l4 City OF
Memphis vs. Moore; 2222 Burtord " Win
ters; 2z25 McDougall VS. Cockrell q Son;
22S4 Irvine VS. Wilson ct al 224I Boddie
vs Kratzenbera; 2245 Monsarrat VS. Smith;
224e WEIGH W Allen.
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From the London Court Journal


From the Allgemeine (Germanl zeltungl
The tribute which Germany draws
from France after 6 complete victory Ia
inst gnifcsnt compared with the eompen-
sati0n that the American government de.
mands in virtue OF treaty which enthu.
a.asts describe as the inauguration OF a
new sra of peace and friendship. The
most hostile and contenptuOus dispatches