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SHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE.
100000 for DULY So 50.
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE sMALLEST
INVESTMENT.
A GRAND GIFT CONCERT
VIII be held at
LRAvENWORTH. KANSAS,
December 81, 1873,
For the benefit of q
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL,
10000 Gifts, $3.50, 900 in Prizes,
Principal Prize, 81OO, 900.

Consisting of superb palatial residence Simon
Absles, BsQ., unsurpassed q private dwelling in
the United States. being only few blocks from the
orchards, gardens ard vineyards The building has
been only recently completed with all modern i'm
prOvements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

Tho poor people OF Glasgow used to say
Of . charztlhls rioh man, that david Dale
gave his noney b. shovelfnls, and 0od Al
mighty shovoled il back again"
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WANTED.

WANTRD-A SPANISH TKACHER, COMPE-
w tent TO teach the pure Casttlian tongue Al
dress AZ, ]" Ne. - Camp street oc24
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Localized by State Authority and Drawn
in Public In st. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEMK
. $4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS L, TO BIZ DRAWN NOVEMBER 20, 1873.

Tickets SO Half tickets S. Quarters So so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named ana all draw.
ings are under the supervision Of sworn commits
siOners.
The official drawing will be published in the st.
Louis papers, and a copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We will draw q similar scheme the last day of
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postoffce money orders. repistered
letter, draft or express.
Send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.
P0stofice box 2446, St. Louis Missouri
apl0 cod WY
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HoUskhoLn FUKNlTOR4 CARPETS. IRON
SAFES, kTC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES
BY r NJ ~: g. 4 b. !. MONTGOMERY
Camp street.-Will sell every TUESDAY Tts M ~
pay and SATURDAY, Commencing at eleven
O'Clock. Of their auction room, corner Camn and
Eatchez streets o0AnP ano
&c, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc. nA''
Tarme-(ash. - 0"0'
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STEAMSHIPS,
STATE LINE srEAmsHlP COMp.xv

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANv
49, LIMITED.
The following new first class, full powered e1vs.
built Screw steamships int nded to sail ran
larIy between NEW ORLEANS and LIyKRpSM
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUl6IANA, 2 90 tons register. .. CAPTAIN Sfav,.
MINNR6OTA, Zoo tons register. Captain HamH.
ALABAMA, 24cy tons register. ...... Captain Pin
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register. .Capt ain M
VIRGINIA. 250o tons gisfer. Captain ssder
GEORGIA, 200 tons register. ...Captain Coouer
AGA The steamers of this lire will s.s
a. Tor Liverpool direct. a. follows
nts ALABAMA, THURSDAY, November n.
From New York to Glasgow, sailing fortnjgbtlv
VIII receive and sign through bills of ladins !.
Hayre Bremen. Hamburg, Antwerp, RotterSsn
Return tickets issued available for TWELVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through Ti,kst.
TO al paxte Of tho United Kingdom and Er1ose
A stewardeos and surgeon are attached to aa.h
steamers mo charge II made for attendants Az
medicines. ~1s
Money orders granted free OF charge.
frcpoad Emigration Tickets issued here to pa,
ties DESTROYS Of sending for their friends
THESE vesS6D cross the bar st all times Nirbon,
s'
R.r freight snd passage. having superior accom-.
modations, apply 10
A. 4. MILLER CO., ,t
sel4 No - Csrondeist street. New Orieana
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FOR FLORIDA.

= 4s
Cedar Keys asd Key West, Carrying n.
United States Mail.
49, and Havana Steamship Comnsnv
VIII dispatch a first class fast De-.
@R Every Week,
Frsm the foot OF Calliope street First pstrct
RATES OF PASSAGE:
80, To Key West. To Cedar Eeva
S S.oI.. ..'.'.''............$3 $50 G25
m, r-..s.t =: ,.'..: $500. 10 l2
vGIpugn DlIis OF Iading issued to all points m
~. raonas incndlng Tampa and to New York. Char,ss-
ana nc Ply Inc companys bills of lading signed,
Splendid passenger accom- md at;on sseain s
uckets gwen to above peinte N 'AA'NsA
office. "'"""' permit from the
For freight or passage apply tn
L 4. ROBERTS, Treasurer
. No. 100 Common street
Over the Louisiana National RAM
deS " "l"sniP --- felows On regular day.
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SUCCESSION OF MARGARET LAMBEer
Second District Court fer the Parrish of Orleans
. No. 36. CSC - :

by 9. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-Onbce
~ corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
Friday, December 5, l873 will be sold at 10 A. NJ,
ct my auction store, corner of Exchange alley and
bienvliie streets. by virtue of an order from the
honorable the second District Court for the Darjab
OF Orleans dated November 10, 1873
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and otl,ar
movable effects ~''''-
Terms-Casli. oa1e ~ d.A
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
mo arrivals from sea reported.)
STEASfpoATc

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from sea reported.)
STEAMBOATS,.
Nv Strader. Belt from st Louis
Robert Lee. Campbell from vicksburg
Katie, Cannon, from Mouth of White river
Sabine, JumeI, from Wallis Landing
Bertha. Broad, from Washington
B L Hodge. BarancO. from Baton Rouge
VS. Pike, Brown, from Red River Landing
Lizzie Hopkins. Aucoin. from Donaldsonville
Governor Allen Benson. from Buckridge
Lotawanna Blanks, from Ouachita City
Trenton, Pickett from Washington
Josephine, Cousins, from Lower coast
Empire. Jeanirean. from Lower Coast
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship George Washington, Whitehead, from
New York 9th instant. to Moulton-2d dis
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, from New York
8th instant, to John Ludwigsen-2d district 9
via Havana to 4 Yorke &co-2d district
Steamship Charles. Albert, -, from Havana. to
H Dobell-3d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Mitchell, Dusochet from Louisville
Era No 10. Mitchell FROM Camden
Henry Tete Dalteres. from Donaldsonyille
GarryOwen, ReadmaD, from Alex andria
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Alice. Porter from Amite River
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Robert Kerr. Alien, from Liverpool October g.
TOT Ashbridge &co-
Schooner Mary hlIen, Law, days from Utilla, to
Macheca L Oter-
- EXPORTS,
misunderstanding Potomoc-360O bales cot
ton
MISUNDERSTANDING Alabama-4795 bales of
Gotten 200 bbls oil 600 staves s Is, 900 Mexican
HAVRE-Ship NOrfolk-31l7 bales cotton 5000
slaves
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship George Washington
Astd mdse
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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship George Washington
Astd mdse
NEW YORK-steamship General Meade-Astd
mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

The market opened under the depressing infiu
ence of a suspension of communication BY tele.
graph with other markets. and only limited bust
mess was done during the morning, at prices more
in favor of buyers but with nothing transpring to
indicate any quotable decline, after which Still
easier rates were accepted, and the movement as.
sumed rather more vitality at about the range of
prices quoted above The sales in certified checks
included good ordinary at 1876 good ordinary to
strict good ordinary at lac; low R1idding at I4sc;
low mdding to strict low mddlng ut I5c; strict low
middling and good midd,ing as high as lie: and
for currency low middling, high style, at I45sc
kilograms from New York aud Liverpool, via Gal
weston, the former reporting decline in spots of
'sc and advance in futures OF l. 03I6c were re-
ceived toward the close but too late to have any
influence on the market.
The amount on shpbOard not cleared going On
board and engaged for shipmeus was set down at
the opening this morning at q 500 bales embracinr
81 COG for Liverpool 900 for Havre 5000 for Spain
1000 for the Mediterranean 5000 for Bremen 1000 for
the North. and $500 for -, which, when de.
Quoted from the stock on baud by our running
statement Saturday evening, leaves 80 100 bales to
presses upsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports SALES 1900 bales, ipclud.
ing 200 after r. Nj. Saturday. Quotations for cur
rency. Market quiet" Its quotations are re-
duced sc on all grades but good middling
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

For New York Direct.
This Line 10 composed of the Steamsbins
KNICKERBOCKER, NEW ORLEANS CORrps
GEORGk CRONwBLL. GEORGE WASH fNCTnS
80 - The steamship w.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
60 - Z s JAMES WHITEHEAD. Commander
WIN leave her wharf foot of Tonlons4. strss.
AATURDAY. November y. Of 8 A. III.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havra takan
~ this line and through bills Of Iading given NV
the same. For freight or passage apply to
So, ALFRED AOULTON
JA' No. II CarOndelet street
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, November II. 1878.

MONDAY EVENING. November IL. 1878.
COTTON--The sales to-day, not including 200
bales omitted Saturday, were confined to aloJ
bales, at irregular and easier prices, closing at q
decline in strict grades of &c and in OF
&c. We reduce our figures accordingly, and give
also the Exchange figures, as follows
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AsSIMILArED
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Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN !
Tuesday, November Is, 1873. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Alabama, Flint, for Liverpool
British steamship POtOmoc, Loudon for Hamburg
British ship Norfolk Griffiths for Havre
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BY b. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
RY II. M. & B. }. MONTGOMERY
R.M MONTGOMERY. AucrIoNRRR.
Horses. Mules Carrso~>- -.

= Regular sales every WEDNESDAY. and SATUR
DAY, at eleven O'clock at the old stana % o ".
carriages, etc. S-.os A'uieS'
Liberal advances made on consienmenta
Terms-Cash in United States treasnrv notA.
DO2 I'm ~AAS AOeSss
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By Van solingen 6 Carpenter
SCtCEssioNS OF WILLIAM WHIrFrRIn Ann
eatharine Doyle, wife of William Whitfield

second District Court for the Parrish of Or,eors
Nos. "a LII and 80 ol5.
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RELQW n0MINn ZIP
EXPORTS.

Ship Robert Kerr. Allen from Liverpool October L.
tOJ II Ashbridge &cO-
Schooner Mary bllen, Law, days from Utilla, to
Macheca Oterl-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

MONETARY.
OpFyCR OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
NoNnAY RynNIuG. November ~. 1873.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
MONDAY RvxHING. November ~. 1873.
The money market continues quiet. and We
have mo- new feature - notice, either IN tho move
ment of the banks or on the street. The position
msnd for discounts outsido elbows no material TALL
ing OF while the reported transactions indicate no
verisfion in rates We continue to quote: Selected
paper ct 203 y cent " month; first class at 30--i
other grades entirely nominal; first class mort
gage paper at l01l1 y year, and second grade at
10.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
-CIearlngs Balances.
November u.s. 81 955 $50 20 $l66 676 40
November .7...... l9l8,O63 80 IT,, $50 81
Tbus far this week. =. S38735i3 50 S32s926 70
Same time last week. 36s9.10l 10 81 ,4S9 ~
Tot.l last week .. ll345,254 IL 1,094.807 A
Total week before go. 9,522, 466 "a ,295 90
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GIFT CONCERT.
100000 for DULY So so.

-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-18

The above drawings are published In the priu.
olpai papers, and are drawn In public daily ct the
ROOMS OF the company.
Witness our hands 1t New Orleans Louisiana
this seventeenth day Of November 1873.
Il. PkRALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN
Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
DEATH OF A SUSPECTED MURDERER.

Matthew Morrison, the man arrested some three
weeks ago on suspicion OF having been engaged in
a murderous assault on Mary Pagan, who was
found dead in his room on the second floor OF the
tenement house SIS West Thirty eighth street. died
on Thursday evening in Bellevue Hospital Morr-
son. his wife, deceased and another woman had
been engaged in drunken quarrel, during
which deceased had ten ribs on one side
fractured and also several ribs on the
other side, showing concluSvely that she had been
terribly kicked aud beaten. The Jagged ends OF
the fractured ribs had penetrated the lower lobe
or the right lung and also the right lobe OF the
liver, tearing the organ very much. This appeared
on post-mortem examination made by Deputy
Coroner Marsh Coroner Young committed Nor.
rison to the House OF Detention and while there,
being seized with delirium tremens, he was trans
ferred to Bellevue Hospital, where death ensuec
from complication OF diseases. An inquest WI.
Iaa.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
THE EARTHQUAKE IN 1854.

The appalling occurrence which now is recorded
as having happened at San Salvador has likeness
in of its features to former vistatiOns, while
in others and in its results it seems to have been
different and more horrifyng. The city OF san Sal
vador received its name-the city or our saviour
from the devout Spanish banditti, who founded IL
after they had routed the aboriginal Indians Of
'Cuscutlan,n the
LAND OF RICHES,
on the eve OF the feast OF Our saviour in 1929. IL
was placed on table-land forming the summit OF
one of the mountains OF the coast range where
the climate is delicious from the ever.present
breezes, though low range OF hills on the south
shuts or the zephyrs from the sea- twenty miles
distant. The mean temperature there is seventy
six degrees three minutes Fahrenheit. II was
"city set hill,n whose slopes are ever verdant
being kept green through the dry season by the
heavy dews, and which its. white adobe houses
handsomely cap. All about 1t there are evidences
of the volcanic nature OF the earth Lakes OF brack
ism water occupying the craters OF extinct vol
canoes whence there is no outlet abound
in its vicinity, while the entire coast range Of
mountains may be said to bristle with
VOLCANIC SMOKE AND FIRE.
Westward OF 1t is "El Faro de San salvador" the
Pharos or Lighthouse OF san salvador These
vents OF internal fire. with the affuence OF Infer
nios ('Little Hes'D at the bases of the noun
tans, give San salvador the character OF the most
eruptive country in the Universe. Yet, withal the
soil is most fertile, and a dense vegetation covers
the beds OF lava, score and volcanic sand. The
hi on which the city was built is OF this nre.tried
origin. Its -
scoRIACIoUs COMPLIMENTS
are so lightly placed that its sides Scared by
deep ravnes worn by the streams. To prevent
their rapid widening these canyons were walled mp
ana roadways made along their sides. The ap-
preach TO the city was difficult, and therefore ser
viceabe to its people In the many Instructions so
usual 10 the country. Thus, In brief, Ia given an
account OF the situation OF the destroyed city and
It's
EvER-MENACIHG SURROUNDINGS
Many earthquakes that are natural conse-
quence Vi such suYrovpdipgs shocked the city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April IL, 1873.
Passed Assistant Surgeon william - Bowen is
ordered to the Naval Hospital at Norfolk Va. De-
tached-Commander @. j. McDougal from, the tenn
porary command OF the naval rendezvous at San
Francisco, and ordered TO the command OF the
Saco, on the Adriatic station per steamer oil May
1; Lieutenant Commander S. d. Ames from the
Naval Academy May /, and ordered to duty on the
European station; Ensign Boynton Leach, from
II. Kidder, from the Naval Hospital at Norfolk, Va
and ordered to the Navy Yard at Pensacola, Fla. !;
Second Assistant Engineer Absolom Kirby, from
the Talap0osa and ordered to examination for pro-
motion; Second Assistant Engineer Theophilus
Cook, from the naval station at League Island Pa,
and ordered to the Taapoosa; Second Assistant
Engineer A. b. Bates. from the Navy Yard at Mare
Island, cal, and ordered to the naval station at
League Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 12--I A. NJ.

Synopsis ,Or the Past Tacenty- four Hours
The storm centre that was Thursday night over
Southern Illinois is now apparently over
Lakes Ontario and Erie, and a second
barometerc depression is central near Cape
Hatteras. Northeasterly winds and threatening
weather are reported from the Middle Atlantic
States eastery winds and falling barometer from
New York and New England; variable winds with
cloud and light rain from Lakes Erie and Huron !;
rising barometer, northerly winds and cloudy
or clear weather from the Upper Lakes; the
barometer has fallen somewhat in the extreme
Northwest, with increasing southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather; clear weather, with north
erly winds, is very generally reported throughout
the Mississippi Valley
Personalities.
For Saturday, in New England falling barome ter,
easterly winds and threatening weather, clearing
away very generally, with westerly winds and
falling temperature by Saturday evening; for the
Middle States and lower lakes rising barometer,
westerly winds. partly cloudy and clear weather
for the South Atlantic and Gulf States rising baro
meter, clear weather and light Winds the baro-
meter continued falling over the northwest and
extend with southerly winds and rising tenn
perature eastward over the upper lakes ana lower
Missouri Valley during the day: cautonary signals
continue at Wilmington and Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

despatch from Fort Scott. Kansas, dated April
II, states That the United States troops stationed on
the neutral lands have commenced their departure
for Fort Gibson. The cavalry started on wednes-
day and will march through. The infantry will fol-
low, by rail, on Monday.
Leave OF absence for six months, with permission
to go beyond the sea, is granted to Captain Robert
p. Wilson. Tenth infantry; Second Lieutenant
Henry b. Chamberlain, Tenth infantry, and First
Lieutenant John Whitney, Eleventh infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
BOSTON ANNEXING HER ENvIRONs.
BOsToS. Arr

BOSTON, April H. 1875
The Massachusetts, Legislative Committee on
Towns has reported bills Tor annexing West Rox.
bury, Brookfine, Brighton and Charlestown to Bos-
ton, subject to ratification by majority vote or the
city and towns. The annexation consummated
will add about forty-nve thousand TO the popula-
ton OF Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, April H. 1878.
Assistant surgeon Robert H. White is retired
from duty in the Department OF the South and
ordered to report in person to the Commanding
General OF the Department OF the Lakes for assign.
ment to duty. Assistant Surgeon Joseph X. Cor
son Is ordered to report TO the Commanding Gen.
eral OF the Department of the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
Eight Hundred Lives Lost and
$l2,OOO,OOO OF Prop
erty Destroyed.
Fire Following the Sudden Ruin and the
Debris Of the Place in Flames.
Former Visitations and History of
the Calamity in 1854.
Report from the San Saliva
dor Consulate.
yElEeRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
AsP1NwALL, April 5,
Via HAVANA, April 10, 1873.

AsP1NwAII, April 5,
Via HAVANA, April 10, 1873.
The city of San Salvador, capital of the
Central American Republic Of that name, has
terrible loss Of life.
EIGHT HUNDRED LIVES AND TWELVE MILLION
DOLLARS OF PROPERTY LOST.
Eight hundred persons persisted, and prop
erty valued at sl2, OOG, 900 was destroyed
FIRE SWEEPING OVER THE RUINS.
The earthquake was followed by confa-
grafton, and many buildings were burned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

BosroS, Mass April II, 1879
II. N. Ra thbun, night editor OF the Boston Dafiv
Ne,cs died OF consumption yesterday He was
formerly connected with the Norwich Advertiser.
He served with the Union army during the rebel.
lion, and lost leg BY the bursting og . shell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-12
PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April II, 1873.
Print cloths steady; exc. SIC. Tor o4x6J, best
cloths, with moderate demand,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK


FIRE at Hayeihlll, Mass., destroyed eigh-
I buildings, occupied by twenty-five firms.
Eight hundred persons were thrown ont o.
employment Among the buildings burned
were some leading shoe factories OF New Eng
land Loss sl75 900 fully covered by insm-
ance. Two men named Amos George and
Amos O. Heath lost their lives during the fire
Their bodies we're recovered from the ruins
II is supposed third person perlshed Three
persons were badly injured by falling wallis.
THE recruiting Of eeamou and marines for
the United States Navy Is in progress at the
usual offices - New York.
JNo f. Fox q Co, Of Philadelphia, have b..
gun involuntary proceedings ~ bankruptcy N
tho United States District Court, IN New York,
against Jay Cooke & Go aud the defendants
have been eujoned from parting with any Of
their assets until the question Of adjudication
q the firm as involuntary hankrupts has been
passed upon.
Duncan L. TLMPLEToN shot his wife satHr-
day morning, while they were walking togeth-
er on Florida street, at Eighth avenue, New
York Mrs. Tempeton is the daughter Of
Colonel Babcock, Of President Grants staff.
1t seems the husband and wife have not lived
happily for some months. Mrs. Tomploton's
wound is not fatal
THE Cashmere Nil 1t Cagendlsh. Vt, be-
longing 70 4 W. Whppc, Of Providence, il
burned. Loss SllU,00o, insurance 100000.
THE jury N the case ~ g. W. Lamar
against Chas. A. Dana To recover 500, 900 tor
Illegal Imprisonment ~ 1866, while Dana was
Assistant Secretary Of War, gave a verdict for
defendant by instruction u Judge shipman.
m the United States Cucut Court OF New
YORK.
ImE New York Board Of Police dismissed
the charges against Capt. Irwin and Detective
Farley, preferred BY the Bank d England.
Tux case of Dudley Il Wales, Indicted for
conspiracy against the government at PITTS.
burg by robbing mails and drafts, aud forging
signatures thereto, which has been on tfnl III
the United states Circuit Court has been con-
Guided. They were found guilty a. indicted.