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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
Rest and oldest Pamilv Medieina-

Best and Oldest Family Medicine
Sanfords Liver Invigorator.-E. purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all 6erange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist fog it. Beware of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
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ssWifh PrOmptness and Dispatch. >.

Nearly every case brought before the
Criminal Court this term has resulted in a
conviction. The number of convictions
this term being largely in excess of those of
any previous term.
The establishment of county workhouse
spans out" splendidly, as this term of the
Criminal Court fully demonstrates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
seventeenth District

An election for magistrate in the Seven
teenth District occurs to-day. The election
will be held at the usual voting place on
Main street.
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Extra Car on south nashville Road

Mr.. johnson, Supt. of the South Nash
vile street railway, has made arrangements
for a special car to take visitors to the
theatre, ard others to The southern part Of
the city at a late hour at night. A car will be
found at the corner of Cedar and Cherry
at the close Of the performance at the Opera
House each night. This arrangement will
continue during the next week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

A GEORGIA bride is described in one OF
the local papers as blocking q very MY
Graded in the golden glimmer OF some eve
ming lske-s foam.fleck, snowy, yet sun
flushed, crowning the rippliDgs OF some soit
Southern sea-" That Louisville whisky Is
very warming to the imagination.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

THE tea drinkers of London have
discovered that the leaves of their ssvorite
drinks are largely aduiterated with iron I'LL
ings, which are put in not so much for the
the purpose of improving the hood OF the
buyer as OF increasing the weight OF the
article.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
PockefhoOk Lost.

VIM. Spain; driver on the Edgeteld
street cars, lost his pocketbook book yester-
day, somewhere on the line of the railroad,
which contained six dollars in money and
some papers. The finder will confer great
favor by returning it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
Religious.

Rev. j. B. WslkeT, Of Galveston, Texas,
will preach at Tulip-sTeet church, Edge
field, Sunday, at IL O'Clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

Our 65-cent Linen, the cheapest Linen in
the United States. A. Winter & Bro.
sep2S sun, tues, thur,sat
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Flannels at % cents per yard and up
ward. A. Winter 81 Bro.
sep25 sur, tues, thur,sat
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Fairly Set In.

The fall fights may be said to have fairly
set in, Three occurred in South Nashville
yesterday, before II O'Clock A. NJ. 1t is
pleasant to note any indications of enter
prise on the part of our citizens.
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Not 90 Rad nstt Might BE.

One of business men stated yesterday
that he had been collecting for two day;
past, and was astonished TO find that The
class of men in the city who have settled
promptly heretofore have money to SETTLE
accounts st this time.
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sep1OoaE3w
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The Supreme Court of New York has
lust decided that a man can pick all the
fruit from tree growing on his own land
though it hang over on q neighbor's iano;
The question ia an old and oft-disputed
On9.
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PrOhafe Rusiuess

Mrs. T. C.Cook was appointed and quail
fed, yesterday, guardian Of Samuel A., Pey
ton c., Lottie B., and Geo. A. Mckinney
minor orphans.
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Southern Palace,
JOHN GILGAN & co.,
II3 Church Street.
CITY NOTICBs.
sep2s If 4thp survived, sat,

We received to-day large and beau
tiful stock of Jet Jewelry and Ornaments,
to which we call attention. Novelties re-
ceiVed daily. Give us call.
oc4 2t D. LovEMAN & Co
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Grand Bail.

A grand bsA takes place at the Nolar
House, Wsverly, on the 9Th inst. We &C
knowledge an invitation to be present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
On Saturday, the 4th day Of
October. 1873.

One-half of certain lot OF ground in the said
city of Nashville, county Of Davidson, and state
Of Tennessee, known and designated on the map
and plan OF said city as lot No. 6, which fronts
on Market street fifty-fOUr feet from thence
running back one hundred and forty seven rect
and ten inches, and Is the same lot OF gTound oy
deed convened by John A. McEwen, Trustee
etc, to BENZ. + Shields, Trustee, ETC., recorded
in the Registers Office OF Davidson county, ID
Book No. "a, pages go and PSI: -.,-s--
Said lot of ground will be sold 90 satlsIy ~
causes, interest and cost -.
TERMS OF SALE--Six and twelve months
credit The purchaser win be required 70 eve
suLe notes. with good and a. proved security,
and a lien will be retained on said lot OF ground
to secure the payment OF the purchase money
Sale free from the equity Of redemption
+. G. DUNNINGTOH, Clerk
senI0 oaw3W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

Black Silk finished Lustres at IS cts.,
worth 80 cts., at A. Winter & Bros, 10
Union street. sep28 sun, tues, thur,sat
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Emporsnns 20 lawyers.

The bail cases in The Criminal Court vii
be called next Monday, Oct. 6. They vii
be called and triea as they appear on the
docket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
New Fall Goods.
Immense bargains =!
LOOK AT OUR PRICES !!
AND
See Our Goods before You Buy.

Choice New Style Prints;
Beautiful English and French Prints;
Tycoon Robes aud Delaines;
Persian Shah and Burmese Cloth;
Teheran and Camel's Hair Cloth;
Fashionable Dress Goods, 20 cents;
Black Silk-finished Alpacas, 25c to s125j
COlOre Alpacas, Csc, new colors;
New Black Silks, sI25, S1.50, S175, 81 80, 500,
S2.25, $3.50, S2.75.
Mourning Dress Goods Of all kinds;
lyons and Dublin Poplins In new colors,
Cashmeres, Empress Cloths, n erinoes;
Paris Salinas, Navy Blue, Plum, Bronze;
Paris Diagonals, Navy Blue, Plum, Bronze;
Canton Flannels, 12Ke;
Scarlet Flannels, 25c;
Best White Flannels at lowest prices;
Blankets, S2.75 per pair, upwards;
Waterproof, Repellants and Cassmeres cheap;
Table Linen at 30c yard, worth soc.
Berutiful Sash Ribbons, Ruches and Rufles;
French Corsets, soc, 75c, 81, Sl.25, S150, Sis,
81, etc., etc;
Ladies' Belts and Silk Ties;
Great bargains in Hosiery;
Great bargains in Embroideries and Laces;
Great bargains in Shawls and Skirts;
Great bargains in Domestics, ShirtinRs and
Sheetings.
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Good quality Black Alpaca at % cts, at
A. Winter & Bros, Is Union street.
sep2S sur, tues, thIr,sat
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Leather Belts at % cts. and upwards.
A. Winter & Bro. sep25 un,tu, thu,sat
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Boots and ShOes.-Now in stock, =
splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, ct
low prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store John
Holahan, 9 Union street, between Market
and College streets. oc3 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

New HOminy and New Grits.-200 bbls.
just received by Gennett s. Co., So and IS
South Market street. oc4 st
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UdderZOOk.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 3.-Udder-
looks trial, charged with numbering Co.'s,
takes place on the 27th inst.
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The following marisge licences were is-
sued for the week ending yesterday:
James D. Coleman to Lucy Newman.
John S. Hart to Sarah A. McGavock.
w. o. Tawksley to o. NJ. Shrader.
Harry A. Lowden to Henrietta K. Hass
lock.
j. r. Lane to Molie Murray.
Jacob Schnell to Jennie Powell.
w. A. Cazzort TO Nettie Tocley.
Frank Kissling to Rosa Neidigger.
Charles r. Groomes 10 Minnie G. Noel
Michael Conway to Mamie McCool.
j. w. Moore to Mary Milloy Shane.
+. G. Hyde to Ellen j. Smith.
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If you want Dry Goods at less than New
York prices, call st A. Winter q Bros, IL
Union ttreet. sep28 sur, tues, thur,sa
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Dress Goods, Shswls and Blankets
very cheap az A. Winter 81 Bros.
sepeS SUI, tues, thur, sat
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Blank y indicates no report; cipher (Ol ata-
tionary; minus (-) tendency to fall; plus I'D ten
dency to rise. A. O. FORD, Observer.
The river continues to decline at this
point, with Is inches on the Shoals.
The Arch P. Green arrived from Padzeah
and departed again last evening, coming IN
and going out well loaded. fa
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WaterprOOfs and Flannels, largest stock
In the city and at smallest profits, at Hogan
Bros, Union street. oc3 st
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All kinds of Dry Goods, Notions, ETC,
at small profits, at Hogan Bros, Union st.
oc3 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

IT appears from an impartial calculation
that there must be about three millions Of
pilgrims in France at the date of this letter.
One of the most remarkable of the numer-
GUS pilgrimsges on foot at the present writ
ing is probably that of the Catholic work.
mans clubs. Persons who are well acqualnt-
ed with the French laboring classes will
hardly read without amazement that they
have been induced to become pilgrims and
to entertain seriousthoughts of SALVATION
Herald Paris Letter.
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rHs rANIC.
The silver E.,..rr OF the Coma.

Corres e.den9- VI ihe NJ, mrh.s appeal.
COLvss. >, l.iiss, 5 .p. 27.-I was tell
ing Mr.. Bdlups that the South could lose
nothing by the terrible financial revulsion.
He asserted, and said that public confidence
would be restored before the South would
be forced to have money! Merchants and
bankers of the South may suffer for a time,
but otton-producers need apprehend no
danger. There is always money for cot
ton, and the quantity of money in the
country Is rather augmented than
lessened Fewer goods, by half,
VIII De imported for the next six months,
and during this period there would be no
outflow OF gold er bonds. On the contrary,
however light the demand for Eoglish cot
ton goods, because of the collapse CT Jay
Cooke aud many like him, the English de-
mand for cotton would not be lessened one
dollars worth. If Boston and Lowell can
not move the cotton crop, Liverpool and
Manchester can accomplish the end, and
English gold or English exchange is quite
as good as American greenbacks. There
will be fewer intermediate agents, and /
am persuaded that we may almost evoke
a system Of direct trade from this dreadful
collapse of all the golden glories of Grants
administration.
DETER STILL.
The financial reVulsion brushes countless
remote, wild western IA lway schemes.
Towns without resources, and based upon
the wealth which one penniless adven urer
can make out of another halfstarved wan.
derer, will die by the score of this convul-
sion. Speculative wealth, constituting the
sole resource Of ten thousand towns and vii
lagos 10 barren wastes or hyperborean re-
| gions, will dissolve into nothingness beneath
the biting, whitening frost Of this sudden
"winter Of our discontenG.n People will
be forced TO see that these Gulf
States, With cheap homes, product
i've lands AID q faultless climate, in which
poverty may toll through twelve months
each year, instead of four, as In the remote
Northern States; people everywhere will be
forced to learn By this extinction Of West
ern bubb es, that the only reslly cheap lands
and a'trac i've homes on the continent, are
to be found in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi and louisiana. Negro supremacy,
after the tide of migration is diverted from
lis present course, will not endure through
q single year. Yankee and European en-
ergy, defying competition and buying farms,
and reger Grating new districts, will drive
competing races Of inferior energy or cspa-
city into Central America, and a revolution
III the South may be begotten by this ex-
plosion of worthless Western railway and
land jobbing schemes, which no other agen-
| cy OF civilization, and no set of Southern
craftsmanship could have achieved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Tennessee and PactHc BaAIroaSs
No. Leaves Lebanon St: .d:oS Al
Arrives az Nashville st..y:10 A. H.
leaves Nashville at. .43o p NJ
nrrives AZ Lebanon 1t. $40 p. NJ
Prices Stage leave Lebanon 81 I:Soo. CLOCK A:A.
an Tuesdsys, ThurBdays auo Saturdsys AIrlve
~ ~ IabanoT AZ O'Clock p Z. on Mondays, Wed
esdays and Fridsyf'
Nashville, Chattanooga, and 81. AOuts
Railway.
s(Daiiy except sunday.)
leaves S 4 Il ana ma @ =.
Memphis suj st. Louis
train lesyee.... 1:45 A. N. lZ:O P.A
arrives. ...4:45 A. n. and $50 p. n.
Memphis Night Train leaves at 700 Pm.
sheIbyviIIe Accommodation.
DAILY except Sunday.
sbaIbvvfIIe Accommodation, leaves at 400 Pm.
arrives 9:45 Am.
H.outsvtIIe and nashville and 6rcat
Southern Railroad.
Leave STATEN on North College street at 500
~, daily and l:2O P. NJ, DAILY except SUNDAY
Arrives Al 700 A. II, and 300 P. n
The1.2O P n. train does not stop 81 any point
hetEeen Nashville and GsIlArin, except Edge
field Junction.
aaIlattn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves ...f'OV 70 A.
LoufsvfIIe and FeShvflie and Great
Southern RsfIrOad..--ERshvflIe and
Decatur Division.
LeayeI. & n. Depot, North College street.
Going Eouth-7:20 AN; b:2O ?. n.
Arrive North-440 AM: lao Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
Vile and Nashville Depot, North college street,
Passengers car take trains ct Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville ano Ohsttanoogs
Depot. -, s.oo
OoLuMBIA AoooMMoDATIoN-Lesyes $50 z.
n, arrives 9:I5 A. n, from L. & n. Depot, North
college street.
I.oufsviIIeaud Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad,
Frninslaavs spdsrrIye at Louisville astolloTE
LAAvH. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday o.V0 a. ,oo0 =
Cincinnati Express, oRily ooO p ~ A~'SV - n
Cincinnati Night EzpresE,
except Sunday. l.OOF e N O'1o A. n
Lexington Msil, except oo
Sunday. .s...sssssS.-ss. 0 OO ~ - O"~ 0' -
Lexington EFuTesE, except .,.ao :.
SCndav. ....-....s' z'OO = - iA'0' E' ~
Lagrange Accommodation,
EXCEPT Suudav......... 500 A. NJ, 8:15 P. NJ
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday. 9;oo A. M o'oO p M
e2eept sunday. $50 A. NJ, $50 Pm
Shelbyville Accommodate
EYYexcept Sunday. ......... 500 P NJ, $40 AN
81 slbyville Accommodate
Sunday only. ......'.... S;5O A. n, ''OOF'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
COLoREn

Simon Ba,h to l.. Walker.
Mics Bell to Rosa Hill.
Charles Norwood to Caroline Stores.
John Eel to Lizzie Smith.
Carey Felts to Tennessee Barnett.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
RIVER NEWS.
STATIC.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. with Changes
in the "a hours ending 8 p. m. Oct. 3, 1873.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
STATE OF THE WEATHER
Local Report for this City, Fednes-
daY, Oct. 3. 1873.

Report from Si9EaI SsrgSos Cops Q.
s. A., of ObSs-vGtioB. at 3.5e o'clock p. My
the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04

New Ottoman Striped shswIs for $3.50; cheap at
$500.
New Black and COlOred Alpaca, 25e.
New French COrsets 9Oc., worth s1.25.
New styles Leather and Velvet Belts CSC, worth
COO.
New Turkey Red Table Linen sc, worth s1.26.
New Bleached and Brown Sheeting, 2K yards
wide, 35c.
New Brand Heavy Blesehed Domestic, yard
wide, 12Kc.
New Ruching's Kid Gloves SOC a pair; 2-buttOn
Kids 75c.
New and full lines of Jaconet and other Trim
mings. sep14 tlljan1S, IA 4thp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
SUPREME COURT LAND SALE.
j. w. Wilson q Co. vs.. Geo. w. Shields
ct ais,
AND

r. J. Lattner OF ais. VS.. Benz. shIelds
ct ais.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE REND EREO
i'll in the above named consolidated causes by
the Honorable Special Commission, sitting at
the Capitol, in the city Of Nashville, in pursu-
ance Of an act Of the Legislature OF Tennessee,
to hear and determine causes on the Supreme
Court docket, viii sell at public Outery, at the
Courthouse door, in the city of Nashville,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
A pSsinfments.

Governor Kellogg has appointed and,
commissioned the following OH 3ers since
the tenth of Apr:l:
Orleans-Th50dore Liiicnthai vice Alfred
Shaw, Charles A. Baguie vice Y. o. King
commissioners OF emigration G PrnvostY,
Inspector OF 5Obacco; Martin Van Buren,,
constable, fifth justice cGurt, vice Fe"Cus
Dell lP, resigned; John w Swords. Cuar-aS
w Lowell, aotares public; James 4.
Casey, director of Citizens Bank.
TangipahGa-J. g. CasOn, tax collector
Ouachira-Thomas Miller, anc.ioraer
Alexander hyatt, cOn5ta BILE; William Il.
Hardy, c.tv recorder OF Monroe: join f.
Hanna, police juror
East Raaon Baton Rouge-Hvpolit8 Ben
rel, inspector of weights aud measures;
John 5. Chapman. public administrator;
j. II. Blcch, James McSay, trustees Deaf
and Du32b Asylum; John GaIr, AnireW
jackson, members Of board Of control,
State gententiar!: George ". E0cknef,
nutary public.
West Baton 2oaSe~siuees r.Er0Hion.
A,sIsnsjor-rheoifo.e W. Ho.s npsry;sor
of registration, sice L l. galley ye-
s;gaP3.
az soI; Frank Vaughn, naToc OF Bastr0p.
klin-Enos NJ. Sar1o G.es!6 OF Ills
Terrr DECENTRALIZATION 31g'An:is yo:Saa
| Juror, vice H. +. Springer.
| West Fe!iciana-Ro6ert fIuY4t'. mayor;
! Julius Fragan, Moses Lamb, ,. a. ii.
! Ttm2iet, Peter Fisher, john Anderson,
ccunciImen, Of. Francisville; james II.
| Stephens, public administering sonSlon
Leonard. Justice OF the peace
East Feliciana-H. K Farraf. s6ie7eyor.
Trnsas-s stephen ". Ruth, Suaa:c admin
ST. Landry-Garle.on ~ Howard, sotary
| public; john F. Shaw, John +. Smith. BlEg-
! ham Cgshman. Janice -. &srael, Martin
Cannon. Justices of the peSce; y. +. Smith,
j.. Martei, c0nstables.
De S0to-W. c. Reynolds, sgSSs OScoure
vice J. N. Majors, resigned.
Jetterson-John c. holman, cOsCcilmaa
of Carrolt0n, vice 6. Coll. resigned.
! Ct. Mary-IS b. iAealo jIssice ct eLe
peace.
Galcaseu-JOhn A. spence, maroq, and
| soseph j.. Ryan, &. Schneider, Thomas
Hansen, Ghaddeus Mayo. II. j. Rosteel,
aldermen; Edward +. Sims, constable,
town of Lake Charles; Francis II. Carter,
Justice OF the peace, and K. W. Goldlng,
constable, Niblett's Bluf.
St. John the Baptist-Mort:Ler +. Smith,
| public administrator.
Cameroa-P. V. Miller, Aimogene Con-
nor, Ralph Ruthford, j. D. Faigue. Isaac
Simmons, police jurors; john f. Lindsey,
public adm ;nistrator; c. NJ. Thayer, sheriff.
TerIehnnne-HenIy Lashley, police Juror.
Avoyelles-A D. Coco, clerk Of court; E.
j. Mclaughlin, Arthur B4bin, Louis Peigne,
police jurors.
ssumption-Herman Harrison, justice OF
s.. Bernardo. P. Carroll. Il. F. Gui.
chard, police jurors, vice +. E5topinel and
j. b. Numa, failed to qualify
Iberville-A. II. Dizier, mayor: George L.
GaskilI Auatin Hant, Anthony Fleming, L.
A. Durand Henry Graner, selectmen, town
Of PlaGuemine.
St. Martir-F T. Bienvenu, sheriff, vice
j. j. Guidry, resigned.
vingston-Simpson Kemp. parish irdge;
Joseph A. Cooper. recordet; ii. u. Jcnes,
| clerk Of court.
Judae Of Fifth Judicial District Court
James L. Cole, vice r. 7. Posey, resigned
Commissioner to Yienna-J. 4, Mascot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
The Southwest Pass.

hC oOhLh"tSt
The reports from the bar since Saturday
have BEEN anything but encouraging to
those who are ii any way interested in the
fleet that was blockaded al that point. But
yesterday the spell was broken by the
steamship Yaz0o being brought ever, after
trial of nearly a week.
On Sunday there were three sailing yes
sells on the bar, in addition to the steamers
Minnesota and Corte8. On Monday morn
Ing at seven o'clock the Cortes went on her
way rejoicing leaving only the bark Bertha
Temple and the Minnesota to ''veer and
haul" az tics current secs ft, to cue she sand
from under them. Fortunately boeh Of
these vessels lie in a position that medium
draft ships can pass in and out by them, o.
the New York steamers George Cromwell
and Emily 3. Suuler crossed without de-
tention on their arrival yesterday afternoon.
The new steamship Alabama, Of the Star
line, arrived yesterday afternoon from Liv-
erpoGl. She still lies outside waiting for
an opportunity to cross, which will doube-
less be this morning, as it will be high
tides. She has on board twenty passengers,
who will be forwarded to Pie city az once if
the ship il liable - be de:ases any length
Of time.
The steamship Memphis al i.es az
anchor inside, and will doubtless remain
until a favorable opportunity offers 20
cross. The dredge boat McA!ester is hard
at work, and although there is no official
report fl ON her yet we may expect . favor
able one at any hour.
The latest reports from the pilots 10 ssy'
enteen feet at high water. Thst enables
almost all classes of ships arriving now 20
enter, as almost all that are due come IL
| ballast.
The ships Forest Eagle and Alexander
arrived Saturday from Europe via Key
West. Their calling there was to ascertain
the rate Of freight. The figures proving
satisfactory, both ships chartered before
leaving, and upon their arrival both car
goes were ready. and on Monday moaning
going on board at furious rate. Had
Savannah beat Us in the rate Of freight we
should have lost these two fire ships OF
about 1000 bales capacity each.
So it argues well to be able al lease tC
compete with our pe;ghboring cities il dis
patch as well Of rate Of freight. especially
when we consider that they leave at least
$4,000 each in the port Of New Orleans.