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AciRlIiNNLILLE NlICIDE.
The Mysterious nivrpPrHrnnce of George
SchcdcI Bloodshed in FELIX DreNeI'
uotrI-Drow ned In the Hudson.

The llS sterinus nivfpprHrnnce of George
Srhr,I,I HIoodshed in Felix DreNef-
UotrI-Drow ned In the Hudson.
ON Thursday last Gcorg" SChcdcl, who
for several months had been In the employ Of
Daniel f. Ticmann 4 Co, ut the Manhattan Color
Works. applied for work at Matthias smindln-
gers tin store In CarmansVie. The tinsniith
engaged his services and procured a boarding
place for him in Felix Drexers hotel, Tenth
avenue and l57th street. The young man seemed
In unusually good spirlts, and played several
games VI billiards with Mr.. DreTel before retir-
ing Al ten O'Clock he was shown to his room
hy the harhpepcr. Shortly thereafter noise Gs
OF something falling on Tue tln r2oi oi ,ne ni,- OF
thing was thought of It. Soon aftcrward awoman
hurricdly entered the saloon and told Mr
Drexel that "A man had fallen from the window
and that althuugh undrcSsed he had climbed
over the fence In the rear yard a. ~ disappeared.
The inmnfcs VI the saloon did not credit the
wuUau's story, hut thought sue had seen a
burglar.
4 vigorous search was at once instituted. The
whole noi = iorhood W.i- aroused. hut all Efforts
to nnd him were In vain. Mr.. Drexel lighted a
candle and went to The room which had been
given To- young Schrdel, but the young man had
di-appear,d. The room was ll confusion, tho
window open, and the bcdCluthcs were torn ana
twisted. A lou- strap, buChlcd 80 "a 70 FORM a
moose was birg on chair. and q large butcher
knife. stained with blood, lay on the door. The
missing mans clothes had been carefully de,
posted on trunk. The police made o cdIeiu,
search for Schedel, hut late last night he had
not been found. lie was naturally cheerful
sober, and industrious, and his friends cannol
account for his freak. The condition OF thf
tion that he bad made an unsuccesful attcmpl
to take his life. The woman who gave the
alarm says that Schedel fell from the window
| and when walking dowE the ward to the fence
clothed only In bis drawers, 1t held his hands I,
| hIs temples aud gronned; 80 my God wha,
| shall dor" II T. reasonable to suppose that HI
found crave In the Hudson river. He had n,
| rclatives In this country.
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Mhntlhc Cnucur hn. pecreed.

WAsHNGroS, April 2o.-The Republican
senator's held an adjourned caucus this morn
inl and received and adopted the report Of the
committee heretofore appointed to prepare a
plan for business. II proposes first To complete
the action on the Deficiency blll; next TO act
AID coffee, the Navy and Post Office Appropria-
ton hills. the Amnesty bin, and the bill to
amend the act approved May ~, 1870, entitled an
1tt 10 enforce the rights Of citizens of the
United SUdcs 70 vote in the several
states ~ the Union, and Tor other pur-
poses, and tie bill 10 continue in force
unlil the end of the next regular session ~
Congress- tho provisions Of the fourth section
of the net of April ~, 1874. This fourth section
provide, that Whenever In any state or part 4i
state, organized unlawful combination, shall
lac attic by violence to overthrow or set at deli-
ance the constituted authorities Of the State or
United states. the President may, when in hi4
Judgment the public safety shall require 10, sus-
bend thr ryilogcs of tho witt II hUbdN corpus.
10 the end that all such rebellion may ba over
thrown 'he other general appropriation bills
are then 60 hc 'dtCu up,
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MONDAY. April eo.-FIouR AND MEAt-stato
sn1 r Hsisrn apS SusSs. os Extra gener
erally held above the Views Of buyers rye nout Win
Sn,sts 9e wSsfn u f va Snter les % active The marx
closed asG 5ede pS, sfnesp R Sb c BRANDY ' 1
ntti we quote supernne state and Western, te5ee
MA pVl s,tfss VII d. double extras ,s %.
winter wheat extras and double rNtras f.,o ssllt
Srlrss sss loso Southern baker, and family brands
;} S,u aSi ,9 Ssstera &C. $500 sS5; do
Brandy winc, &C. $3.50 hi5. -. ....,,.,. ,,,.,,
sa,s at ass Tor RED wnG and ,2G iot cA5r9 m esSlTS sS
White VIII spring quoted % =. "a 'for n 'S SatS &c lower
ssiss Sc @ bush mixed At 5ItI'c Tor nrst half Of May
ior old IN store Oats 6rIuer aud more active sales
iSN bush az tor ~ m thS1sG tth4S1sie Wesaru
IN store, and Sc for So chicago 1noat baisy gnet
of tiU sii5 for Canada ~ 75c. ior state, and s &c
ior Western, without bgsinSss l1ensalss : ~ z -
80 lot do. In store. which latter was rss9ld at y
SnT S's cs III W foImer Tats Moiasses dn
Tor foreign domestic scarce and arm sales 20 hhs
slS. SrfSa9s an Sa Il nsSsoSs @ & at and 10 6sgs ais
orc sugar. u yery good demand ir9 ., rsnn'r S
not st an ince yet - sac for tair 20 good ha
as, @ ssa' s &, . Sr fSr bsmePSf SqSs & 10
Porto Eico and 10 tIs: Havana st9Ac Refined nrme
C3rroy The osrings oi c3tios on ne pet It are re- EvcY
modersie and hoiiggs Nae Ihs ana
28lci sales SO bales, OF which 10 for consumption
sales n halrs. closing by official report, At 80 10
April 2 Site Tor MAY. S3c for June, &c Tor July an
August 'c Tor september, eOlc for October, 1915
Tor November and ia'.c for Deccnbcr. The LNerpoo
market was quoted steady uiddling uplhnfs, lld.
PRuyIsfoNs Pork dun and lower the only bushes
on Change W.. in jobbng way a. 81 lor new NEE. &
aud tl = for extra prime sale ait lhanSr sNnn'
new Iutss a. slIs5 for the Let VI Nay, aud ~ ecc
June Beef In bctcr demand and Arm sales SO hnls q
q ~ tl2 q for plain and extra mess hrri hans ~
EObts At c fnr short clear uud ic. for short rit
Cvt meats Arm and IA moderate demand sales 4o pkg
~ sac Tor dry said shoulders, Sc fer picked helie
and h'.c Tor p. Killed. hams. Lard clo-rd lowers sa
2.0l tcs al gc for No. 10 nTlmcG n.y. g,f nomih.
for prime Western ~ am. Qc. fir May, end ~" 80
fUr June cln.Ils Tor me latter mHH'h 20 G.. ptc-sg
hog nrti al H.c. Butter rsth.r weak prue htU
urkiu tubs qJut II 40 O 34c thrt.r quitt; ltiuc lN
| tory quoted at 10 lie tggs weak quoted At Ioa!~
| for Western aud state. ,,-
| suNpREs-trtight- more active Grain 10 llycrpoo
lI rs steam; to London, 3D., ~ stesmi ana 10 ~
for orders -. Whlskcy dull and weak sold a. 'lJs
1nlluw vas nrnl, ana rold at Nlrstlhc ntnusut
o. fac. in trs Petroleum was d CHER for crude WhC
sold at isr for the art h4f OF MAY renned nrn on u
spot and ,! Sc va- lid , hhls. sold at y tc e
| oh May strlii.d Lo.ia NrD urm' We guote At - :!
q 81 on the s'. spirit iurp' 'nuuc WAS hrihef ana 9t
| bid on thr spot ill steady dry leAas have soil
2lc Lard Oh m good demand, and Sc' Was PAID Tor
|
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rnE RE4h ISTIrE MARKEr
Under direction Of the supreme Court, /

Undor direction Of the Supreme Court lud-
low & Co. sold In the Exchange sal'sroom yesterday
the house and lot On the north side of Ninth street, 80
feet west Of Aycluo {, lot 2oN23h 10 L. Helpach
Tor t,7oo
TIeeckor Son sold the house and lot on the south
side Of Scycutyunh street l feet east Of 1hrd ave-
nue. lot % by ralf c dcuth Of the block to w. Pine
forfu,GU.
Mr. Camp cold the house Gud lot n Broome street,
near Gocrc street lot 2bxlOO Ernest ono Tor $500
The frame building and lot on the KlnesnrdRe Road,
between lslth and tith streets, at Fort NahlnEton,
lot 25Nt0ll was sold by hr. warren TO w. NJ Marin
Among recent heavy operations at private sale may
be- moutiuucd house and lot ON the north side OF lhr-
tecnth street $50 feet east Of the Second avenue, Tor
S2llOi. lot north side of West Twenty ninth street. ~
iuCt wet OF Lexington avenue, for ftJlU LoIsr MO
lot on the south side of IhirYttycuth street lU f't
west of the 1hirl avenue, Tor lHh; northwest corner
of lth street AMI fOurth avenue ana suulwtsl toltr
of gth rIctt ud tur Same avenue, for t'AsO 'Acll
lots Us uy Enli drph of block southwest corner 90
lAth street and ftn avenue, aud north tidt Of nun
street. 100 feet west Vt the Ffth avenue. lots liNlu
house nj lot uc nor side ut lllh strrCEo ictt
east of Inc Second avenue lot ~ lpll, for talON,
The tine mansion and outbulu,uss, aud uruuulrntnl
grounds CuITaC nE three and tourlcuU acrtH, ~ ftlf
Kocng In College Point, on the now Flushing and Ncrl
side Lalr0dd, were sold On saturday by 'Johhon, Jr
William A. Asor has sold tho Atlantic Garden, on ~
BOwery adjoining the RoWery Theatre lot s5AlO, to III
present Oecuptnt Tor tg0Oh
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ncn' Of business tho price pretty lively AZ i2HS
ii}1@ it5 ii2N and ruled ~ these rates during the
forenoon uut shortly after one O'Clock inc price ~
tied to ii2N, and et later to HIS. closing az th9
latter price. The business Of the afternoon dWinded
irto nsgri1eance Ia tho gold loan market the rates
borrow ine side The Assistant Treasurer paid out IN
overdue interest. s63iD. making total OF t@i5-
COZ and ss2s 90 May coupons, uakng that total ~
$4,000 also disLursng f1OO IN called bonds toial on
tIVGNUj Tho receipts Of gold at the subIrcasury
The cure ncy receipts were ti5s,Sg Payments $50
rs balance, e5w1t1p. The customs tectpts, were
iigi 600 The total clearlrgs at the Cold Exchange
BANK verc s5l qOinO gold balances, fltbisg and cur
rency balances, Si29Jl. The following were the quo
taiiOus3
go 4, NJ ..li2Y ;,...iioN im1 NJ,
iOi0 A. .il2A i2.i5 r. N.."t12E 5P M..."ii9N MA
Foreign exchange has been dull but rates were un.
changed on the basis Of lO9@lOJa for prime O. Gays
bills and 10y to i0N for sight. Business was al con
cesfione ~ sixteenth. u...
state bonds were neglected Tennessoes tell OF z >
cent to coz North Carolina special tax selling AZ <
and Funding act of 1866 1T 25. New south tarolna-
strong at % for the plain hOnds and for the 81 Joseph
issue Bank Of COmmc shares sold at ls, and Oo'
tlnental at ". There WAS another large hu-nrs W
railroad bonds. NcW York Central &. OF 1883 selling AZ
burlington ami quincy 49, ii3H; Central iacihcs, ltS
Union sts $3.50 9lt incomes, StahlAi lana grants
~ Pacinc Railroad s. guaranteed hy missouri, ivy
Milwaukee and st. Paul sts gi1 hoston, iattgfd ana
Erie guaranteed. 50. Toledo aud Wabash lets, W DO
ST. Louis vision, VI Rock Island g, lU2}S k lu2A
lists, i16 Chicago and Alton Incomes WAi ono snd
Mississippi 2ds, IS lists Of G.. &. and l. C,D gus, -
and Voat6n, hartford and Eric lists, al to iiE.
The highest lowest, and r. N. closing prices OF
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IlNHt me A.t ltfhfI "nnf Huf'
Mi Nellie, the daughter of President
Grant. (. received Ia ENGLAND 1T the railway Fta-
.i.us With royal hunurs. on the part Of Queen
Victoria. thr honoI of a gala court has heCn -
luttpd 70 the American young lady Nellie is
Hf cen year- old. This looks as II had been
iuIuliph tho medium OF tho American AmbassH-
dnr al London, and tine American agents, a. an
intetlude in the Presidential campaign by "hich
the c-tccm which Grant b name enjoys IN Europe
vs. ll ho set la "a clear, light, IL appears that in
Washington great things ARE expected from the
United States, whose citizens are punctualy
Informed through the cl lc Of the precise health
and the precise moNcmcuts ut the President y
daurl cf Behold" such ~ tho intimation
"hnw much the people of Europe are better
thnn yot, unthankful citizens of tho United
States, who DO not know how 10 prize the honor
of poescsrinr among your number such a man
with such "A d1ughtcr' Yes, II Is an old and a
sad truth that prophcts are not held In uuch
esteem In their own country.
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OF hrcYc. FOR yesterday and today we're s9l ear, o!
4rl head, uaklug FPS Tor the week, aNa1st sU last
week aud ,.B for the corresponding week last year
The market not active. aud prices ruled 30
lower than at the close last week but not materially
different for the rats Of Thursday and Friday
Last The choicest steers were sold at l3SelsAc n
strictly prime at i2e s'ic. good 10 prime AZ l2@ ec
medium to fair at lA@2'tc. common and ordinary a.
IsdiiiSc aud poor steers, including Texans at ioshe
The quality Was strongly fair .,
sheep continue very dun at reduced prices. Inc
fresh riugs to-day % cars OF 3iS head part
clipped making 1882 for the week against i6l last
week and 7yoO for the corresponding week last year
clipped sheep at o. &C.. aud spring lambs at l6 ac
There no Improvement IN either live or dressed
ho.s. car load OF fair ohio hogs, III ms. average
brought NgiA iO hs, alyei and dressed ranged
from sac. 10 ~ y m. Receipts Yesterday aud tolh,
xrr~ i2'if Ing 9 7g7 for the week, Gpans; S2i9
last week, and IL, 400 for naine Seek last year.
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sell Nc1r. Ass,stint Iaym3stgr. Us A. To Miss Kate,
dlupiItor ~ tine lat sidney !, Hare.
PIERCE -ELY.-ln the Church Of the lncAtnlto1t
Hartford, Oonn.. Apnl Is, John r. Pierce u has L<"
''WIiirt nFR- -vANCE.-Gn NJ. Vernon, o., Aprll :',
Us th lav d. B. ucrycy, II, G. Wait of lA,t IFl
MINI. Ia Mos haunlr Vance, Nulurt-t du.h hltr 't
sarah A nni the late Cul. N8uCr, of ht Vernon, o.
NIiISH.- -SIFtI.F-A ~ thr rest il"urc uf thr hrli n
u,rrtitt In tcor,rtnHn' ID. c. Aprl No. Lieut.. Come
muNI,rt uptt g. Wiltst, q, So N TO Nus taiio eiui'y
Luu. ul,l ul 4.r.n .llu ato 10,
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\ New Coudido,c dor Co,croor,

Some Of our contemporaries are inqulr-
Iur, 90 who will be icNt G0vernOrr We DO not
ku.w Whp viii; but We can name q man who
rYlld unu,lu,tr him. iIe is au inhcXiblo Demo-
crat, am " honest man. tho best nnaneicr ~
il' S'atc," IAN officer who cannot he bouGlt O.
uud "a gentleman who could sweep tho rural dis-
tric'- like prairie lr'. That man is the lion.
Andrew II. Green, present Comptroller OF mo
cty of New York. Those are our sentiments
from country standpoint. We want some sue
man this tino to head the Democratic ticket,
VINO prlctices vol as talAs rctOTnI IN business
management
The sun., 1872-04-30
A rnmiI, Murdered by Indians.

NiN>FApoIts, April "a Adyices from OAK
dale, on the northern Paclnc Railway, on Saturday
ry,.ir.,. announce the vhoctalr murder of a tlmi
named COOK. 1he murder n FuppoScd 10 have hri i
committed b. IutilEs lhe houtt, vas buried 10 u'
The sun., 1872-04-30

Arrived -NoNnAN, Aptii %.
Steamship Atlantic, Liverpool, mdse aud pass.
sitsintrIp l"n :. Terry, NtNhtrui y. {" naval
llortH aud cot Hn, -
MARI Or'Uus, Mugsrllcs, u.ds".
Eafh fur,tu, thartntc, brandy, wine, &C
Bar, Iris llNtrpupl sHit,
BarA Noudego lolndo, ", {. A, wd-e.
BARK RurccrmVistcr. Rotterdam, muse.
linrk Ouurp, trttr, wine.
Hrlx Robin, tIrdeufs, sugar.
sclir David N. ttrraAer, Jacksonville, luUl'r
Also. thc usual riyer tnl cot'tvIar Nr-t'.r.
STEAMSHIPS Arrived our.
NoyIGLr. Api 2n.-Trinacria, New York
~ MOI ru. Anrl - Silefia, NcW urk.
QuL.AatlWs, April .J.-N cousin, Sew YORK.
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Greele,.. White Coat Pockets
FTyANcItL AND COMmERCIaL.

should be nllcd on one side with Wolcott's An
nihlatOr for tataTrh and Sor,heads The Othfr win
Pan Paint TO cure iurammAiion.-.i
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Ar.uln....n-. s.- D -.ch.,,. chnAlooh.

A H'Uiu. srvnrr ~ y, "rhtrs 'hUdInnd'
M Ere.h,r ol @WnlN wulun1, er'Hnlu- NJ
men vno are dlscoutcltrd with their station 10 ltr,
SAID "N.ny ui Ms ly Il cCu bcaI th1 cross % Ittal
not been pllcrd uruu A sore spot rouCWhrr, when
] was a boy, nothing dcurhlrd me NOR" tlau iul my
father to whip me with my Cltnrs on hardy lcu tnt
blows ttu but when hc took ne AT dlhauN luLRr, II
NAs not hat pleasant lhs is what some OF ua want
We wish ~ Jvldcnoe " th@is0 Va Hlto our clothes oh
The sun., 1872-04-30
MARINE IYrELLIGENcE.

IMMATURE AINiANAc-rHs DAY.
ouu rises. uh sun sets 10 Nuon rises. N'
HIuu WATEH TINS nay,
csuiV Hook. q Gov Island. 80 Hell cate. . ''
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&adsl Dt:.
MEAItE-'

NtEARE-' ,......,.r-.
Male " uri. and b taftfu.g g. tN. . -,
scnt by cypress e. q. d. r! p.-t ui TIE country AZ
SSri. GOOD II Isiin AMI good linen ..........fio -
Shirts Masonyle muslI and hnc liucn. .,....t..l. ~
shirts Mansu'la nMslil aIl WY n.e I'h'h''''', m
Fancy Shirtingi N great hdily n. ~,
RICHARD MEARks,
GeutAmCn's furnishing hoods'
9TH ay and 18Th 81, New YORK.
IDOIpIIO MOIFE'S sCHlEDAM SCiINAPPs
~ rorilrlty Of this excellent beverage necessarily
produces army Ofcounterteit schnapps no more kc
lie hrst na guitude 90 much therefore, cannot
be exercised 10 procuring the real Scheda; " Is lhe
hest Iuhstitute for the Vile liquors. now sold 10 All a.
rections to be found, aud advise those who need
gentle stimuant hut have no desire TO rsk ther heah
6y swsiou lug all the mixtures OF the day. To
fan back on NOLFE'5 schcdam Schnapps.
UOILOWAY'S OINTMENT. - The astonl.h.
pain Teduces cxt,ruai nnamisd. N, heals sorcs. re-
moves erupti0ne and tumors and cures rheumatism
gives Il b0undefs popularity. sold y Maiden lape
New York Price . cents per pot, Ash Tor new syle ;
the old ls counierfeited.
PArENTS.-MUNN & co, Publishers scieuunc
American 81 Park row New York, obtain pat cuts every
where twenty nyc YEARS experience. Everything con
| RECEIVABLE. y. KIRK 8 co, vim merchants
AID fancy gr0ccr!rs &C from % to t' uth So nearly
opposite.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
| IbilI ifpltln ID as
| u a. NeLIiNT/ ~ co.. raubcrs.
| i0Nuu g. nos tess Sew YORK Post once
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New York Markets.

The Burlington. Cedar Raplds, aud Minnesota eol
pous due May viii h. paid On ana attel iat 1A,e ~
the banking house VI Henry ClcNs Co.. - W aIl ST.
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s1looN nnS Cont
GuiIoms Qlaitudl5.

hIn hrI,kf for sale In Quantities 10 suit purchasfrs
- Apply between N aud 70 NJ. NJ 2li end ~ M'si
ann 4 or the pTcmis ss corner OF WA ana Brood
!ER 7. SMITH Agent.
AtTEA englue Tor sale cylinder iSinch bore and ~
- inch strokci price tsu. must be removed imnelr
atrly. Inquire 40 Ili West l@'h -, I. .fAbt,
The sun., 1872-04-30

The regular Wclacslay and Thurs lly Treasury bond
purchls and gold sales thus officially announced
tutN morning.
The sun., 1872-04-30

Cbcup Carpets, Oil Cloths, n -, at WlLllA)
IlOML'S. - AuAM H., mar Ml-. mo L-.ul.
The sun., 1872-04-30

A IL WHO VISIT whltcstone are charmed with
~ liz beautcs aud advantages as place Of residence;
ffnlkr many suburbs Il l. accessible by railroad ana
steamboat and spirit Of Improvement Is ne N2s
tho time to house IN this healthy and thrlNnS
incnty The houses are selling rapidly. Prices from
s. - 10 Si6On. Terms extraordinarily easy. Apply
io' '''Ae's anu '''o'' Nm. VI. MILLER. q Nassaua.
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R,nl esInlt.

on tho cr-tls Estate be made under the drciion OF
Nrsars Miller, stoutcnburgh Peckhan, on the prem
lses next Monday May seys1ly gcI cent snoasigaFs
train Grafullaa Band. Magnificent collation.. Train
tickets, maps aud fuli particulars OF the aucuoneer
iERE JOuN son, Jr.. q Nassau st.. New York.
The sun., 1872-04-30

A BRiCi< UOI'SE for sale on Ross et near wyiho
N nv. Brooklyn. or to cNcuGngc Tor good city lots
Inuulre on prcinis,s Of ROBERTS. ~ and 2 CH'
mi N. New YORK.
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lssucd by WI. " MIILIH' " Nus'Au ~ ---
SO OnO WILL 81 y nice 2slcry frame frame
s0Zs1tINT house, With choice frut trees ana grape
vines good wei and cstcrn house contains rooms
lot 25xiOJ terms easy. Apply on the prc 4es cory
iandt st. near Sprins Wcat HOhokcn n. j., or TO j..
WOOD. % Chambers 81, New York.
lnD Snn-FARN, Is scres. new house, barn
sSB.DNItl crib. g0od land, n ar salt Wnfofi fnrnt
eii sice LEWIS, NJrIhport. l.. l.; N pi Front It,
Tue csdays. 2 TO Y.
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and The relief that viii be esure-yes, absolutely
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Full directions for using viii accompany
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Be sure and call for
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July l5-The storms and
floods have been particularly disastrous
In Cheshire and Lancashire. Much
property has been destroyed and several
lives We're lost.
The Echo in this evenings issue, de-
votes leading article to CatacazyIs
pamphlet, which was offered TO the
United States for two hundred pounds
sterling, which has been published, and
II fully justifies our opinion that it was
not worth the money. Indeed, it is
hardly worth noticing. The kix- Minis
ter is simply trying to justify himself
The Echo thinks that Fish did well to
bow Catacazy cut of Washington. Cat
acazy's pamphlet quotes note address,
ed TO him by G0rtsehak0ff, in which
the latter says: "D0 not lose sight of
the fact that we are not sewers Of dis
cord; carefully abstain from encourage
ing misunderstanding between Eng
land and Americal The Emperor wants
peace
Special dispatches from Geneva to the
London journals state that all the menu
bers Of the Board Of Arbitration were
present at the meeting to-day, as We're
also the agents and counsel for either
side, with the exception Of William M.
Evarts, one of the counsel for the United
States. Although the court sat with
closed doors, there is reason to know
that the session from the beginning was
occupied with the consideration Of ba-
sis on which the deliberations OF the
Board are to be conducted. AT the sit
ting tomorrow, a special plan for the
future course Of proceedings will be dis
cusaed.
The City Of Southampton win soon
give q grand banquet 10 Admiral Alden
and the officers Of the American feet.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales viii
visit the feet On the thiTfy-fTst instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-16

BOSrON, July IS. - Gratz Brown,
though able TO be out, is not yet fully
recovered. His wife win arrive to-day
or tomorrow, she having been tele-
graphed IN his first illness.
The National Liberal Republican
Executive Committee have elected
General Burbridge, Of Kentucky,
Gorge w. Anderson, Of Missouri, and
James NJ Scoville, of New Jersey,
Committee on Finance.
A meeting Of the General Council of
the Internationals was held yesterday.
Twenty-tbree sections were represented.
The platform adopted declares that
woTkingmen must emancipate them
selves; demspss the total abolition Of
all class rsiie; political and social equal
ity; naturalization Of land; eight
hours; education by the State. aud the
like doctrines. A plan Of organization
was reported.
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GEN EVA.

GENEVA, July 15.-Count Sehlopis,
President of the Arbitrators; Itayabua,
the Brazilian member, and Messrs.
Gushing, Davis, and Waite are already
here. The English agents are expected
this morning. To-day the sitting will
be purely formal. The proceedings are
still confidential.
The English representatives of the
Arbitration have arrived.
1t is believed that the session Of the
Board viii continue from six weeks to
two months, four sittings each week.
The English agents viii make a strong
contest against the American indirect
claims; but the prevailing impression is
that the award in favor of the United
States will be large one. The proceed
ings are to be conducted in secret.
The Board Of Arbitration convened at
two O'Clock this afternoon, and con-
unued in session until four O'Clock. The
members again agreed that absolute se-
cresy should be maintained as to their
proceedings. The daily sittings will
probably be decided on for the present.
The first subject under discussion will be
the principles enuneiated by the Treaty
of Washington.