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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

WHEN such man as John w. Forney
resigns such an Office as the Collector
ship Of Philadelphia, somebody had bet
ter be on the alert; something is plotted
and to be consummated at once. What
is it ? No one would be safe in trusting
Forney upon matters of politics or Of
fee, and no one believes that, without
some reason affecting the Radical party
vitality, he would resign so important
position. There are various conjectures
as to the cause, but only one seems at
all satisfactory-Forney is wanted for
other work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

FRoH his mountain home, Andrew
johnson Is supposed 10 be watching the
course Of political currents.
Alas for him his day Il Ger,
His fires are out from shore 70 shore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

IT is said that Marshal Bazaine's
,'treachery to the French Republic" has
been made patent to the committee of
the legislative assembly which is investi-
eating the subject of the surrender of
fortresses to the Prussians during the
late war. So says the Paris Patrie.
The marshal is really unfortunate. he
fought against the popular idea in Al
geria, fought against republican institu-
tions in Mexico, and now he is accused
of having betrayed the national interests
as a soldier and a Frenchman2e Can it
be possible? Does military life ever in
duce such personal demoralizationf
We can scarcely believe it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

THERE is prospect that the new SEN
ator elect from North Carolina, General
Ransom, will be admitted. The com
mittee on privileges aud elections are
unable to decide in favor Of tho claims
Of Abbott, who claims an election on a
minority vote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

The Inman Steamship company have
ordered the building Of another vessel
for their line. She will be the largest
steamer aaoat, excepting the Great
Eastern, and viii cost sl,25O,oOO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

SENATOR CAssERLY said the other day
that the minority Of the custom-house in
vestigating committee would urge upon
congress q radical reform in the rotten
customs revenue service. he added
that the people should soon have
an opportunity to determine what inter
est the chief magistrate has personally
had in the extortioRs which have OF
pressed New York commerce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14
FOR SALE.
TO TAHORS.

r WISH TO SELL MY FIXTURES FOR
4 seventy I've dollars; stock. II wanted. at
four hundred dollars. Three railroad cross
ings at this place; Is a thriving and healthy
place. Reason for selling, going out Of the
business. Apply to
]. W. WATSON, Merchant Tailor,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

The Hamburg Geological Society has
recently received a rare and valuable
addition to its collection in the shape Of
a young two-horned female rhinoceros,
from Sumatra, two years old. TIE ami
NAL is described as being about the size
Of small horse, bur more bulky, and
is SO tame that person may not only
place his hand in his huge ungainly
mouth, but, what is more remarkable,
may safely take it out again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14
ANOTHER PIcKwICK.

They are pelting Mayor Hall on all
sides. The Herald says he is just now
situated as was Samuel Pickwick, ESQ.,
another specialized philosopher, when
the rival editors of the Eatanswill Ga
zette and Independent began to quarrel
over their own newspapers at the kitchen
fire of the Saracen's Head Inn. From
shifts and scowls they soon proceeded to
blows. One caught up such a carpet
bag as an itinerant lecturer carries. and
the other seized fire shovel Of the kind
peddled about the country by Cheap
Jacks. Mr.. Pickwick, say the annals
of the club, rushed between the infu-
rated combatants just in time to re-
ceive the carpet-bag Oh one side of DIS
body and the FIRE shovel on the other.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14
STOCK CALL.
MASONIC TEMPLE.

TINE FTFTH CALL on TEN PER CENT.
an he amount OF stock subscribed to the
Nasonfe Temple Of Memphis. will Be due At
TIE once Of the Secretary Of the Temple.
Room No. S. corner Of Second and Madison
streets. on
Thursday, February 10, isT2.
By order Of the Directory. -
Al. WHrELKR, Seefetary. lfl-lA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

States. 1t is useless to talk of constitu-
tional principles when tho chance is we
shall soon have no Constitution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

sESATOR BLAIR, Of Missouri, has sent
Us copy Of Senstor TrumbulTs great
speech on CYL service reform. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

A VERY mean thing-refusing Cover
nor Vance, Of North Carolina, = seat in
the senate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14

THANKS to the Southern Express com
pany for the latest Eastern papers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-14
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-13
aaiIu gnrnfbrf yoarual.
APPLES.


With us the use OF the apple, rs an ar
ticle of food, is far moderated. Besides
containing large amount of sugar, inu-
cilage and other nutritive matter, apples
contain vegetable acids, aromatic qualities
&C., which act powerfully in the capacity,
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borers asserted that they could stand their
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The French and Germans use apples ex-
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on them as an article of food, and fire.
uuently make a dinner of sliced apples
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SO many ways in our country as apples,
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article of nutriment. is as great and SO
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E00 AGENTS WANTED-To sell Ohara's
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Profitable EMPLOYMENT,

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NUKE and Warranted Cure for those who wish to
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HISTORY OF THE GREAT FIRES

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
TEE BRUSSELS MURDER.

Application for the Release from the
City Prison or Carl Vogt-Judge Pratt,
OF the Supreme Court, Hears tho Argu-
ment and Reserves His Decision.
Carl vOgt, charged with the murder OF the Bel.
gian nobleman De BiancO, and after the murder
stealing some fifty thousand dollars worth Of Sc.
curities which had belonged to the murdered man,
and then setting fire to the latters villa In the sub
urbs OF Brussels to conceal the murder and robbery
was yesterday brought, writ OF habeas cor
pus, before Judge Pratt, holding Supreme Court
Chambers, and application made for his release
from the City Prison on account Of undue delay In
bringing him to trial. 1t will be remembered that,
owing to there being no extraditiop treaty be-
tweensBelgium and the United States, Governor
Hoffman ordered that he be delivered to
the custody Of the Belgian authorities
under the State laws. The legality Of this step by
the Governor was questioned, and the matter
brought before Judge Curtis Of the Superior Court
who decided that the action OF the Governor was
unconstitutional, and remanded Vogt for trial I'M
der al Indictment found against MIN for theft Of
the securities
Mr.. Anthem, on behalf OF vogt, urged his dis
charge under the statute directing the discharge of
prisoner II he be not tried at the term following
his indictment, when he has not made the applica-
ton himself for the delay and the District Attorney
shows that there was no unusual delay In bringing
the case to trial.
Mr. Sullivan Assistant District Attorney, recited
the facts of the from the arrest or Vogt in
this country to the recent hearing before Judge
Curtis. He added that he had Just received letter
from Attorney General Barlow requesting pursuant
to the wishes Of Governor Hoffman, the papers in
the case, with view to bring the same before the
Supreme Court to settle the question of the legality
or otherwise of his late warrant He said further
that the indictment had been properly found, and
should be tried, and insisted that there had been
no unwarrantable delay in bringing VOgt to trial.
He further said that one witness mad come from
Belgium but was not able to prove the larceny,
and he was now in communication with the Belgian
Consul, with the view of getting witnesses from
Belgium who could prove the larceny.
Mr.. Anthem argued that there had been quite
time enough to procure witnesses II they were
forthcoming, and said that the reason that there
was no treaty between this country and Belgium
was because the latter found it convenient to send
her criminals over here.
Mr. Sulllvan--And we find Ii convenient to punish
them when we catch them.
After further remarks Judge Pratt ordered that
the prisoner be remanded to the City Prison pend
ing his decision which he said he would give on
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26

York Lumber - 10 the Hudson IS to New York. Rail-
road ireghisFlour ~ Boston, be 10 New York 43c 70
Albany, Ssc Receipts by lake, 60 bushels wheat 200
DO rye 2a2.0oo feet OF lumber Shipments by canal
nails from Buffalo and 0swego for tdewater yesterday at
$1,000 bushels wheat l6OOo DO corn 7s6 900 do. oats
5000 do. rye.
Lake impors-Fiour 1850 bbls. wheat. 1900 bushels;
corn, 266.l3 do oats $500 do. rye l47S do. Canal
shipmentsWheat 1850 bushels corn. los so do. oats
Ssiss DO Rail shipments RON eisvators-wheat 500
Wheat llMe; corn lo'ss; oats Pc Flour quiet; West
s%be spss q s. = Isl yh Rs,'' . g a. s. &
Wheat steady; sales OF 1900 bushels Milwaukee No 2
Chicago No: spring, 81 "a; white Canada 81 80
strong and active; sales OF 80 900 bushels No at fhc
SU0 do No. this afternoon al 6lc Oats quiet; sales
Canada quoted at 81 IS 81 90 Western 81 10 TO 81 70
CnicAco, July rs 1872
low grades asss eHcs % s sna pcss shes
No. ssprng sold at 81 80 81 sclosed 81 80 bid cash
good n @ e lsSus Sn n
mixed in iair demand, but lower rates sales dc
aioat; rejected S9lsc. Oats IN lair demand and ad-
demand snd 's saa hsg
UNCHANGED and quiet; M. NIL, SIC Whiskey active
s9c asked Pork Is in fair demand and higher at SIS
SIC. u 20. Bulk meats IN good demand shoulders, 1%c
packed Baeos demand light and holders
slles Freights In fair demand and lower. Corn to
1000 do barley Shpments-300 bbis flour 5000 bush.
els wheat $4,000 do corn 1900 do oats, LOU do. barley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
THE sTABB1Ne OF COMMISSIONER CORR

The Expected Recovery or the Stabbed
Commissioner - Asscmblyman Roche
and His Surrender.
The condition Of Commissioner Henry Corr, Of
Brooklyn, was last night more favorable to his re-
covery and the surgeons In attendance are OF an
opinion that the wound VIII not prove fatal The
unpleasant ending, on Monday evening, to this plea
sure excursion viii long be remembered by those
who were on their way home from Albany on the
steamboat Daniel Drew. Dominick Roche who IN
ncted the wound with the knife that he accidentally
had In his hand at the moment Corr struck him, sur
quarters TO Chief Campbell Mr.. Roche was taken
before Justice Walsh; but - no complaint nso
been made against him he was not held, eno tne
the Court Mr.. Roche was at once released Dut u
n understood that he wiz be forthcoming whenever
he u required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM,


but without any features of interest," closing strong
at the following figures United States currency
sixes Hay llax; do do, 1881, registered 1l6A
ll5< do. do coupon, ll7A l17ys 40. dve-twenties,
registered. May and November, 1lSH IlbX;
do do, 1862. coupon, do, 115% I6%;
do. do, 1854, do. do, 1l5x 1lbT;
do. do, 1865, do do, 1los 11eA do do, 1861, reg
istered January and July, 1l4% 1l4sl; do. do,
1885, coupon, do, l14% 114s4 do do, 1867, do DO,
1864 115%; do. do, 1865, do do, 115 ll5H; do
ten.forties registered 111H dl1N do. do. coupon,
112H 1l2% do, nves. 1881, registered, 1l2| a
ll2% coupon, 1l3s1 1ls5S.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES WERE STEADY,
closing at the following prices:-Tennessee skies,
old, 70; do, new 70; Virginia skies, DID, "A; do,
new 80; do, con. bonds, 50l4; do, deferred 154;
Georgia sevens, new bonds, SO; North Carolina
SKIES, Old 33H; do, to North Carolina Railroad
Company, 40; do. funding act, 1866 25; do, new
bonds, az; do, special tax. Is; South Carolina
skies, 54 do January and July, 20; Missouri skies,
OAK; Louisiana Fights, levee, 1910, "a; Arkansas
sevens, L. r. P. B. and N. o. Railroad, 4S; do. do,
M. o. and r. Railroad, 43; Texas tens, 1885, s7a4.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
tha IA fnr udc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now
ready, contains a select tale, entitled "The Ro
nance Of Ring,~ together with the very latest
News by telegraph from all parts Of the World up
to the hour Of publication; full account Of the At
tempted Assassination Of Alderman McMullin, in
Philadelphia; Execution Of Ku Klux Murderers in
North Carolina; Letters from Expedition In Search
Of the Source OF the Mississippi; Statistics of Com
merce and Navigation; an Abstract Of the July
Report of the Commissioner Of Agriculture, and an
Interview between the President and Spotted Tail.
II also contains the latest news by telegraph from
Washington Political, Fashionable, Religious and
Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuse-
ments; Editorial Articles on the prominent topics
OF the day; Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse and Dry
Goods Markets, Financial and Commercial Intelli-
gence, and accounts Of all the important and In
teresttng events Of the week.
TERMs:-Singe subscription, %; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, 4S Ten copies SO; single copies, nve
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
THE COMING PRIZE FIGHTS.
Training for the Heavy and Light
Weight mpionships.

Weight Championships.
Three weeks from this date Jem Mace and Ned
OBaldwin, the giants OF the prize ring, will meet
face to face in the fstic arena, somewhere on the
soil of Virginia. to decide their muscular superior
ity, the incentives being the sum OF $4,000 and the
heavy weight championship Of America. Mace
for some time past has been actively at work
preparing for the great job he has on hand,
and many of his friends and scores OF the curious
have visited his headquarters at the Belmont
Hotel, on Central avenue, Fordham, to
ascertain his condition and wish him
success in the coming encounter. From
present appearances 1t Is thought the betting win
be greatly against Mace-Ofers OF two to one having
already been made-as he is getting quite along In
years for the severe work OF training, and his
numerous battles must have weakened to some de-
gree his physical qualities. However, Mace feels
hdent and cheerful, and Is doing the work required
by his mentor in the kndliest spirit possible. In
few days he will leave his present quarters for
some quiet place near the seaside, this change
being made because Of the necessity for sea bath
ing. O'Baldwin remains at Atlantic City, N. j.,
where his exercises are gone through with rc9u-
larry and earnestly. With the same feeling In the
minds Of the principals on the day of the fight as
now exists the battle OF the gadiators will be
marked with terrible determination.
Billy Edwards, who Is matched TO fight Bait Null
lin supposed to be the ''Unknown'D Tor $4,000 and
the light weight Championship, Is also at the Bel
mont Hotel, and undergoing his training with
Mace. The relative claims Of these men are already
discussed In sporting circles aud 1t Is apparent the
match has created an unusual amount or interest
among the fraternity. One half the amount Of the
stakes is now in the hands OF the temporary stake
holder the final deposit OF $500 from each falling
due on Saturday, August -, when final stake
holder must be agreed upon and the fighting
ground tossed for the winner give his antagonist
OF September Bait Is taking daily walks near
Newark,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MovEy MARPrr I'll LONDON July 25-5 20 r. M
Consols closed at 9 for money, and 9B for the account
Fve-wcnes closed al for CPS, 9z tor t5's, 9i for
CTS. Ten-iortcs closed ut s9si
PARIS BouRss.-pARrs, July 23-P M.-Rentes closed at
5if AZ centimeR
LONDON PRopucE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, July 25-spirts of
turpentine, S4s Cd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET--LIvrRrooL, July 2S-5 80
r. MCotton closed fiat ana irregular at 9ssc for mid
ding uplands and iOc for mddiing Orleans The sales
reached 1000 bales, OF which 5000 bales specua
ton and export Middng upiands, 94c. eSc; ndling
Orleans, 10c. a I0hc.
LlyERPooL BREADsTUrrs MAHKEr-LIvKRpooI, July 25-
p. M.-Breadstufs quiet and UNCHANGED.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS acknowledgements, July 2S-
r. Mpeef OBS 3D. per tierce 3O4 lbs. Tor prime
Cheese, Sos for the best grades OF American fne
PETRoLrux MARSEr.-LlvEnrooL, July 25-Refned Pc
troleum, l6ic. u lie.