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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
TIE COURTS
CIVIL NOTES.

The action brought by James h. Blood against
Bres,e Gilsey Co.. proprietors OF inc diSey iiVu'o
MARTY dismissed yesterday by Judge InsrahA" NJ 'ne
Marine Court. -.-.. 100 . . -. - ,,..
Judge Shipman, in the United States Circuit
Court refused yesterday in the Jumel estate case "
ao red,gree TO be proved by common repute' ana oe
LINED 10 admit in evidence tho declarations OF NINE
Jnmei 10 the eject that she was the mother OF an e
climate son. .,.r =,
The contestants in the Suydam viii case, the
widow and children OF James Polhemus, who wss
pepbew OF tho testator heard In the Surrogate
Conrt Yesterday before Surrogate Hutcmngs John o.
woodward who drew UP the WILL testined thas Inc 'eSS
tor was Of sound mind,
The United States recovered, In the Dlstrict
Court Judgment OF slOiOOO against Christian Lnen
thai for fictitious sales Of tobacco. An appeal was Ae
TO the Circuit Court tho ground OF certain aies
fleSaes in Judge Blatchfords charge 10 tho jury IN
decision in this case given yesteroay Suoge "VoA"
sustained the Judgment of the Court DeloW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
REAL ESTATE.

= NEW. YoAK, Monday, Dec %, ls79.
ThefoIlowing public transactions were made at
ts Exchange mornings james Miller sold BY legal order under
the direction Of Rcafl Besmh. referee the fours'o and base
out and lot 66xlOs located on
.hs uorthe, aide CT 10 feet westerly from Lexington
are sold sube to and over above mortgage amounting 70
Ell on which interest from Jan 1874 for s 10 CSa
Ioev. Muller wilkins c. sold order under the direction do,
and feursio brick tenement on Es't Of O 2I@ and ISL
ss5 on o The '1 S:T resis for $s per snnu GsoS:
was the purchaser $500 Lodew Sco sold BY Legal order
S snsst SoSse AMI lot 2lsIS5 located souher side Of
s ~ f. . S -s SS S.sSs' ScaPs .oi also By
legal orIer under direction Of Albert Bng referee ,ne oa
s SI 4 ; H ts @ Cd
yass was O Ss o s FuSascr to comply w
made Ia the interest che plaintiffs the legal action sSPs DAVIS ana
Others. ,,,,. ., a., L. ., tina ..,s po,ni 10
rs East seysntesph va, .oarn.e lor one .es
The following sales ars nC;se = % Psos '''
Miller leg. The ss01 81 s OF s,eS
ty-fnh-sk 800 feet westerly from secoDdaxe ca -,
& S 1 s S n Ss's s.esn ss,sd on Is scus side d
Thirty fourlsL. 2Jl feet sssery from ThTesye n cuo.
,s aq house ana & heated on sHOrtasr Ise1
By 4 Bieeots Son Co. legal sale under the direction Of Phs
Eugges referee pot 7o the block located on he
Commencing 10 feet westerly IRON ouh
IN. order and direction plo, 7sr located he
norhery aide shlT,eth commencing KID h
Ley All. g under the direction Of L. Fuller referee and lot
a5I9l and 9L6 located and No. So Ehi.bethst
E6rs K @ Interest s.Ir da S MATTE. PS1S& s 1i o
Gated Ouih.eastsry Of Seyenyst and Ls'eaVe
;Sss tIs T Tst, sS@' OF TSs TstSSat
SIN much Of your real estate article in .oAs Issue - S at
present hsye smp to say tie gentlemen hsrsA p1ned a.
,Ipe, IN valuation ha sny lots 10 sell tie block named at the %
pce at which sold tie three controversy ready moments
purchase them sp yourI JOIN n. "a
Oaos MecIaOs, Real Esak "a F'sfI He foA D 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
nrCIsIONS-DFc. q.

Supreme -Chdmbes-By Judge beona ait -.
Oee JAecby Ct alinlunoucn asssoEea eoss 70 s0' ~
svrn q costs Doerge sg- DOergAem0rand for counsel
General Tern-BefOre Judges Ingraham, Leonard,
ard isrpe-Wstson the PeopeJadgmept aairsd BEL eou
at SPOTS Juigueat affirmed without costs M Vh ~
I,rhe Jndrneut affirmed With costs Tibet sgt Iivpgs9n
tst rerse trial ordered costs 20 abide event uae
~ spuses redase the damages TO $40 The fst
ofeev Cty AT IeachJuigmeut affirmed With costs Mailer 1
Po.dr & s-New tiL granted to aside event
Tow Bank Rcus-Jadgraent AFFIRMED with costs py e. A.
GuprecN ct a-Juixneat affirmed with costs uekef et a. ~
WdoeY aiJutgmea set aside and new TIA eneou' os "
event unleSs defendants shpnlate As in opinion
Superior Co,rrt-Special Term--By Judge freedman.
The Uriol National Bank Of Pittsburgh ag peSEs'
,,enogaphsn' minutes And exhibits must be handed up
b. Judge MopsFower Ggt Davenport grshteu. %
mann All Hodfus-Or3er granted. SehSier tgt
r-spj Moore ct al Standardization dismissed Wi1hoat eoSs
Bshop agt. BsAOP.-MOaon dismissed
Common Pleas-SDecial Term--By Judge Larre-
uorc-Oprenheer GeSlneogaions ordered 70 be
t,tor Az H-Receive ordered The Equitable Le Assurances
eety u Observation-Disclosures srdsred N nree
Robe ag Harmsn-Appea dismissed with $40 costs 70 pann
HAYWARD srt BuekRsrenes ordered Angus at "ineIAgpe,
SchNArzAppheauon granteo-lh
Rov Ordered that commission issue schu
al wa Dendaut allowed 70 in and Defend eogment 70
,sDl a. ul Schooner ScherDiauit OF dhdan openeu
On payment q 10 Of motion Judgment TO stand IS seea"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
Thn following were die quotati0ns;


Foreign exchange has been strong and higher, the
leading houses having further advanced their rates
per cent. There is an increased demand by the
bankers against remittances. on January coupons
TO Europe Commercial bills are also scarce, wnlle
cotton is moving from the South very slowly, ana
few bills of that class are making. Prime bankers
GO-day sterling bills are quoted at 1O9s0lO9i, and
sight at 110lQ110s.
The money market, although stringent, was less
so than usual and borrowers had less diihcuity In
making negotiations at reasonable rates than Oh
late. The banks will be able to afford increased
accommodations to the merchants from this time
forth, and TO materially strengthen their position
during many weeks to come, owing to the immense
disbursements by the Treasury, banks, and other
financial institutions about Jan. l. The rates early
in the day for call loans were 132 to 116 but declined
at one time to per cent gold, closing, however at
l-18 and interest Discounts are quiet on the basis
of 1Oa12 per cent for prime names.
The Government bond market was strong ana
higher 1868 selling at 11Gb011Gg There are consld-
cradle orders to purchase butfew offerings are made
4 n 1, - folloxya af 4 u. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Rnnrd Of Aldermen.


Orrtc.tI STA1ED SESSION, SATURDAY. Dee 2li 1874
Alderman In the chair and quorum Of members
LAID OvKa.
seconl from the Boulevard 10 ne River Drive 20 reg
uated graded the curb and guersones SET and tie SIDEWALKS
6st the COMPTROLLER he directed 10 favor OF each
Of be Of Sinking Fund also in favor u the President
~ the Board Of President Of The Board o. Assistant
Aen Tor tie present year for the Of $1,000 for services
rendered ..-...-
10 regulate &C. Orehundre and seeondst, from Avenue St.
Nicholas o. eventhsye. -,..--,
10 Ieru grade curb gutter and hsR
II. ON ST. Nicholas 70 kieyenth-aTe
10 repair Sidewalk the northwest corner Of TsrsTe and
To fSg the est on the SIDE Of FfOurthst between
To fss de Sidewalk on both Of Fifty Iths, from Ein III to
10 Gag b. sidewalk Of St. nEFsPcs, corner Sec
Ond-ave ..---.---. - - -. -,
Forty-eiehh-sI, between Ninth and Ientl-sve - .
carb And gutter stones on the souhst
corner 81 Seventl-ave and Twelfih-st -, IL. -,
10 e DE sidewalk and set aud gutter both ndes ~
CnhuBred Psons from Avenue ST. Nicholas to Eleventh
To uehuDdre sndhiy seoon1i from Avenue 81
NichOlas 20 Elsventh-sye-
nj 4. A..
III side OF West 81. opposite
Adjourned Monday Z3d inst, at o'clock m ~,
JosEPR bHANNoN, CLERK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

There was a firm tone to business in railroad
bonds, the demand being pretty active for many of
the prominent issues. The Pacific mortgages closed
strong on Centras and Union F1rss, at 1924 for the
former and SO.09Of for the latter. The following
the hidI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL GOLD sEvFNs.

MORTON, BLISS Sc Co.. 80 Broad-st., viii receive
subscriptions for One Million Dollars Of the First
Mortgage Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the Mil
waukee and ST. Paul Railway CO. at %, payable aud
deliverable January ist The present cash value OF
the share capital Of the Co. is over fifteen million
dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
TIC transactions at the Clearing house for the past
week compare as follows with those Of the previous
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ID .rrrr,-, nrrrc.r, nr, Erour e, II aIl.II


-.f.,- New-Yorl, Dec %, 1872.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is about
completed It's immediate promise of business is
very LARGE its earnings on the disconnected portions
will reach thisyear nearly 100000, without min
eral or through business from which its revenues as
a completed Road will be largely derived. Coal
mining iron furnaces rolling mills and manufacto-
ries of all kinds will soon crowd its whole line;
whilo the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening of this new Trunk
Line, which is destined TO have so important an in
fuence upon the transportation of their products
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
the total amount of which is only $l5,OOOOOO, are
secured upon property worth $3j, 100000 TO S40,-
OOOOOO are among securities Ia the market.
fully equal in intrinsic value TO the Central Pacific
Bonds. They are issued in denominations Of $780,
$780, and $1,000, and at their present market price.
So and accrued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description COM
mendation Their total amount is S25,SS5,OO0; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par-the price to-day being 102 to 102., with
coupon on, due Jan. 1, Of 8 per cent gold.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to S2,735,OOO. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by the latter Their market price to-day is 90 TO 9i
also with threeper cent gold coupon on, due Jan. 1.
As they have recently been introduced the Stock
Exchange, expect to them rapidly rise to the
price of CENTRAL PAcFIcs being substantially the
same in character and value.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO the CENTRAL and WEST
ERNPAcIFIC BONDS, all of which have been negotiated
by us, we believe to be the best and most de-
sirable Investment Securities in the market which
in time must become very scarce; especially as tho
Government win probably, during the coming year,
pay off, in gold. another largelot of FIvRTwENTIEs
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
We buy and sell usual Government Bonds TO
ceiye deposits, on which we allow interest make
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
Gitn Real estate for 6ale.


nor SALE-Bargains on Sixth and Seventh
Aye Central Park These completed 10y eel
wider feet Hh-avo; lots fhave. north ofOne
ou selling for 100 to $50 per cent more
thsn Sixth Seventh ave. lots.
The subscriber Sixth and Seventh Worth as ush
ve lots north Of One-aundrtd andWenyfoaT'h
st Apply to VIM H. RAYN0R s. Pue-st
EOR SALE at a Bargain-A plot OF LOTS,
including whole front Tenihavs, Nornngde Para
apply TO Nh, n,v,ro1
81 Pnest
EIFTH-AVE, near Forty hfth-st., an ex-
oeediagy weltnishe and mAgrheeDty furnished, funIed
UOUsE Possession. v. X STEVENSON SON
II Pinest and 226 Pifhave.
r. r. CoSXOR Auc1oBeer
HUGH n. CAMP,
lO6 BROADWAY, Cor. Paest.
AUCuONEBR
SALES AT AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE STOCKS, BONDS, &c
SALES FURNITURE AT OWNERS REs1DBSCB&
WEST FIFTY THIRD ST.-Desirable four
w so hghstoop stoBeont HOUSE SALE moderate price
Rutland & WHITING, Beeknsn-sL {,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE

POR CHARLESTON, 8. C.. FLORIDA PORTS AND THR SOUTH
ASD SOUTHWEST.
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY fran PIss
No. ~ North River. al D. TOE steamship.
CHARLESTON, Capt JAMES BkKRf. TaesisF Dee ~
SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt r. .. BscEgT, Tbardas D,a ,6
CHAMPION. Capt Il W. LOCKWOOD. ssgTlaT Dee h.
for rsSengeA ThIga passage
bills Of sdng issued CONNECTION With the South Colna Raf,
points south South West aud the North
10 Florence CheH and all points on the Cheru and
fods port~ insssace he ONE.
HALF PER OoOcs oFwauod free Of c0ma.sOn bills 81
dDg furnished signed AZ he oce Local Passenger Fft ~
I'.- HENRY MORGAN 4 Co.. Asssia
through height tshf shsr nonnaoa reference -
through hsFht, apply BENTLEY u. HASDHLL.
General Agent Great sou,hsn Ffht Line No. 81 Broiisty
EXTRA bIKAALhb WILL ~ DISPATCHED a. kl-f As
LOADED
Entrance on Thorus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

HowEs g. Macy, Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st, New
York, offer tho same faclties to Depositors ~ In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &C.
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
orr1c1A1. rRANsrERa on REA1 EsrArE

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEW-YORK CITY. -.
6rIgsss 10 IN, - I.sAsov.st isorlnO $3.50
NyS ~ ~ Oh 91Yg3 mst, ais COO ......... 23oOO
so y ~, d sxs aygS irres And .,.... 1900
10, ~ "a Sfstar 280OO
St-s o. q y - M.Ss"r.vs s9xIO2 III z and l.. 1900
% q n - A,bsvr rs fylO0 ,........... 1000
i2ith.s e. I35 " shave, 9l6Iloo andL 2OO
i3Sth'st s. Ios 81 .'sSs o 10 y "a % $50
~ g Of Io.bSt $50 AID ,..,,,,,.... 2G2O
4, 1,,, LEI LzI' a ,y. aer . 900
BacSy-s no 81 ~ y r - 800
~ 49, cnsr, Uons corner
a. and Kgathaye and running hEo5gh the ooek o"sl
Mnbaye and touching Twenty Ourht IN dscon1seed los mas
beep G0uli and Lucy d. FISK 10 Peter H. watson
sopsy for the sum Of The property has front on bghh
ave Of iI3 4 feet an on TWeniy+kut-st 81 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
eh report as follows at 4 p. M;

There has been limited movement in State
bonds, and very few changes in quotations Vir-
eina consols were firmer at 56.956l and Missouri
"a ot a59 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

CHICAGO, DANvIILR AND VNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds
The road earning dividend its stock beside in
torest on its bonds. But small amount remaining.
Apply personally or by letter TO
w. b. SHATrUCK X Co, 80 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
Goldman q Benedict's closing quotations at = p IN


The gold market was firm in tone, the strength Oh
exchange and the fear Of resumption OF specie ex-
ports to Europe, giving strength to the premium
The sales were at I'LL to ILL., but chiefly at the IN
termediatc figure. The Assistant Treasurer aus
bursed in coin interest $4,000 and on called bonds
81 800 There were also payments OF interest on
currency bonds due JAN to the extent OF $looOoV'
The gold loan market was easy 3, 4, 81 2 and per
cent having been paid for carrying, though exeep-
tonal loans were made free of interest to either Dor
rover OF lender. The days business at the eold Tx
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, SSo'V4'
OOO gold balances, 2o42S7; and currency balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

We offer the balance of the FIRST MORTGAGE
(only $4,000 per mile PER CENT GOLD QUARTERLY
CoUPoN BONDS Of tho LoGANsPORT, CRAw-
FoRpsvILLE AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY Of
Indiana. This Road is finished and equipped, and
already does large business in the transportation
of block coal. JONES s. SCHUYLER, IL Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
Brcoklpn Real Gstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-In Brooklyn, within one block
Of Ahandcsye the MANSION with greenhouse stisched
lots ground Pacfcst bet Brooklyn and King
This propeIty has been recently improved and embese and the
grounds arc planted With choice ft fall bear
tshed and tgOorT ertenon
OfJAMBS HARPER 1853 Cour.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
90 Wbom II man GOurfrn
legal Notices.


rNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Il COUNTY OF CHARLBSTONs--C0URT OF COMMON PLEAS
JOHN l. MACAuJAY Psnta sgsins BRAkL EDWARD
RI5 CANTOR DeseatsaA Sgmnsne fsL Relief Complaint not
seed. To Ne Defendant JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS. You
Leby sgmmeDe and reaId to the eonss Va us scob
lied 10 the Once Of tue CleTt ~ Pleas he said
ana copy your the ss e.prt the
sohscrbers st TIER II street. Charleston l. sha
the hereof so7i
yon is the compliant within the the aforesaid s
tbs Will sppy 10 the feLei maud IN
IssALi A. c. RICHMOND G. c. p.
BUST BUST, P.lttrf Atone
To tse Deadssf JULIAN MOsRs ABRAMS TtSs noc Aft he
III, eeon which TIE foregoing e e ~ he
4ee Of ths Ct q The Cont u Common Ps o Chs'0n Coru
al IsstvT BUST BUST Phi l-s Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
THE MARKETS.
lc.rf,r, Rspe.,ss ler rus ralsr,r.l

Tire quotations based Cotton n uwnR qlahV u
nOe tsi a grade abave be'lw thc CRATE quoicL
PREssNr DrLiys,f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHAHGE-FIIsr CALL,
f04 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Sales G0rtrHm<B BOMB
moo H. b9n Con rs n.IlsI 1DOOU. g. $40 Cou 6l''"ii5
I5OOO u. $40 Reg 67.ll2t 5000 T. = eEo Cou' '''''0
~ ...1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
Oh Mall, Par En-.

let call.
20 A. NJ. L. e..
200 N. Y. @. & Hud
Railroad ...b. C.
goo Pacific Mail.
gU..........b c.
2 .5W..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
Countrn Real Gstate for Sale.

I EVILS COUNTY FARM-222 acres; goo
buldass in pleuens and stock eIcelea farm. 10
price. rutland x WITHIN . Btskhanst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07
Death Of an Indian Chief.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia dispatch iron
Fort Gibson says Louis Downing, princi
pal Chief Of the Cherokee Nation died q
Tallequah, on Saturday last. ar.,
we knew the subject of the above IN
nouncement intimately, and know that
good and true man has gone from the fac
Of the earth. .....f. .-.-,,I ,.,'i q t....,
At the breaking out of the war Colone
Dow ming embraced the cause of the eros,
Party" of Union Cherokees, and was com
missioned by President Lincoln as Colo
mel, and placed in command of a regimen
of Cherokees, where he did--ably and con
scientiously-what he believed to be hi
duty. t.'w .Du.. tt h
After the cessation Of hostilities h,
returned to his home in Tallequah, ant
gave his great talents and popularity t,
the cause Of peace and good government
was made Principal Chief by fusion o
liberal elements of the two opposing (Ros
and watie) parties, defeating Col. VIM
Ross, son Of the old chief John Ross. Col
Downing, during his long term as chic
executive, fully justified the choice Of the
good people of his country, and succeeded
in working out-in q measurable grea,
problem Of human liberty through the
agencies of peace, forbearance, and good
will. God rest his soull ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07
The Southern Life Insurance Company

This old and reliable Southern institu
! tion has established Branch Board il
our midst, composed of eighteen of ou'
Heading citizens and best business men.
We have known the Southern from its in
fancy, having resided in Memphis at the
time of its organization, have persona
knowledge of the character of its able
managers, and can vouch unqualifiedly as
/ to its reliability, and liberality. The
name of Thomas A. Nelson, its President
lis synonymous term with those of homes
\ y and ability.
OF the management ct this place, We
d eem comment in bad taste, but will state
that the sy stem of Local Boards as adop-
ted by this company can but result in
3g reat good to the community, as the in
su red receives, aside from the benefits
accruing to his loved ones in the event OF
calamity, the additional benefit ofkceping
his m oney at homo to aid in the develop
sme mt of his own particular section, as als,
Ior nearly all, the funds drawn from the
District in the way of premiums are kept
there and4applied thro' the several chan
lnels Of commerce and agricultural te the
lasting good of the country.
Maj. S. J. Adams, of Adams 6 Leonard
Bankers, is the President Mr.. 0lir
|welborn, attorney at law, Secretary, and
Mr.. Ret Miller, an experie need Insurance
agent, the manager for the State of Texas
with headquarters in Dallas. See adver
basement on our third page, and for further
particulars apply to the Secretary or Gen
|al Manager in Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

i neA. The new steam ship, CITY o.
aDALLAs, Of C. Fl. Mallory s Co.'S Ne,
aYork and Galveston line, arrived at Gal
weston on Wednesday last. We lear
that Mcssrs. F. b. Bryan s. Co. Of thi
Getty, and perhaps othe of our city friend:
ahave goods on board of her. The Calves
5ton correspondent Of the Houston Union
agives the following brief description of tn
Anew vessel:
Il "The City of Dallas, q new propeller, be
s|longing to the New York steam ship line
aarrived this morning, and is now discbarg
cling at Williams wharf. She is \ hand
:ssome wooden vessel, and the residents o
athe growing interior city, in honor o
(which she is named, may well feel proud
Sof the distinction thus conferred OF
Sthem."
Mallory's line now comprises the follow
sing ships, viz. b".r t9
sCity Of Dallas, Capt. Jones. t-
3City Of Sap Antonio, Capt. Pen nington.
Getty Of Galveston, Capt Rowland.
;City Of Austin, Capt. Eldridge.
3City of Houston, Capt. -
Clyde Capt. Kennedy.
3Ariadne, Capt. Doane.
Geo. W. Clyde, Capt. Cole.