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The New York herald., 1873-10-01

For fnture delivery Oasis midding the sales have
been foows.--Last evening, after three O'clock
October 100 At Z 7ee Noyember 200 st7 7lec, Feb
To-day up TO three p. NJ Mociober zoo at H3Sc., 800
at Ec, 20at Ig32c 800 at IKE, 800 at II g2c, 30
Nc NSvcmber 100 at az II ls9s 200 ad So At IL ll;sae
4 ss2c;, 200 at eiec; 100 At II ss2c 400 al II l6c
December 200 5l6c January 100 at IL 7l6c.; Febru
total 7soe s bales The receigs ihe p0r were Gal
22I; Charleston, s23 Wilmington ~ G., 1sO; Norfolk,
l6o4 Baltimore. 40; New York, l30 Boston, SOC Total,
izo bales This day last week, ass bales. This day
last year, H,760.
CorrKE-The market was quiet, and the appended quo.
tati ons for Rio show red uction Of c m We have
only TO note sales Of 6s bagsRio Merrmac, on pr
Of Rio IN the United States as ows.Salvsston 500
Roads, S47O Baltimore, ,3g2 New York 81 563 Total,
SS2 bags We quote RIO. ordinary carcoes 2oc. a
2OAc. nir cargoes 20Ac. 2lc..; good cargoes,
nAc. "a axe; prime lcargocs 2ihc, 2sc ex-
" and 20 days credit Java lrnverpmsni
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msal-sl 50 for boited, 81 ~ for unboIted per cwt
dlings so per Canal freightswheat s1sc barley
81 Is to New York. Railroad ffeghts~Flour to Phss
42c Receipts-wheat $500 bushels; lumber $4,000 feet
ley, 1900 do lumber, l,6a4000 feet.
TOLEDO. Sept 30 fS73
Flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat quiet and weak.
amber Michigan. cash and October 81 2 No. red
for cash. 81 81 Corn dull and lower; high mixed, lor
&c os,s-Demsnd light holders arm sales Of No st
ibis -four 1900 bushels wheat 10000 do corn do.
oa.s shments.IOo0 bbs flour, 5000 bushels wheat,
5000 do corn, 1000 do. oats
CHICAGO, Sept SO 1873
The final suspension OF the Union National Bank to-day
depressed prices and the market ruled very quiet Flour
duil and nominal Wheat dull and noininal No spring,
" No. do, 95c cash OCTOBER No 3 do, s5c Corn
dun and lower sales at 3c, cash October 39c
yember; rejected 32hc. s3c Oats in fair demand anA
Nnis, Noyem6er Rye steady sales Of No AZ Barley
soc &c Provisions quiet and unchanged; some small
present Pork slt Lard sales at 7a4c for December.
A. a. voc. BID no sales Lake ireghtsmCorn to Buffalo.
ioU do corn $50, DO oats 1000 do rye. 80 600 do.
wheat 100000 do. corn 5000 do oats 1000 do rye @0
do 49,
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

We quote the following prices for government
securities on Saturday, the goth OF September
when the Stock Exchange .closed:-United States
slxes 1881, registered, 115; do. do, do. coupon
ll5 116; do. dve-twenties, coupon, 1864, l12H;
do. do, do, 1865, 1l31s; do. do. do. 1865, new,
1llA; do do, do 1867 ia III; DO. do, do, lS6S
1l3h 1l5h; do. ten-forties, coupon, ITO ll0A;
do. 1ves, 1884, Ill. The following are the quotations
at the close to-day, the market having been some
what feverish United States skies, 1881, regis
tered 1l1s4 lla; do. do do., coupon, ll3k Hay;
do. five-twenties, 1862 do, lot bid; do. do. 1864
do, 1Os bid; do do 1865, do, 100 bid do. do do,
new do, ll2 bid; do. do 1867, coupons, l1sh a
1l31; do. do, 1868, do 1l3 bid; do. tcn-forties,
registered, 100 bid; do. do, coupons, 1o7 bid; six
per cent bonds Pacific Railroad, 10S a 1881 United
States dves, 1881, coupon 1061a bid
THE MONEY MARKET
was easier to-day the rates asked being entirely
within the command Of the street. At first u per
cent per diem was required, but subsequently
there was an abundance offered at u per cent and
at the close at per cent. This plainly indicates
unlocking Of Golfers and the entrance OF currency
into its usual course Of circulation Legal tenders
were likewise the subject OF premium OF or 8
per cent, but alter the Stock Exchange was found
to be in full and successful operation without ex-
element, the rate declined to merely nominal
figures.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
took part, in the general confidence manifesto in
the situation, by advancing to 1864 for prim,
sixty-day sterling and los for sight. Early sales
were made at 1851. Sight bills were sold all
the way from 1917 to l07Z. Commercial
bills are quoted about l or * per cent below
bankers sterling. All these are incident in ndica.
tive OF Improvement in the export trade.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $331, 900; the
receipts from internal revenue $124.25O.
The following Is the official statement of United
States currency outstanding Mt this date
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities. Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
companies J. j. HABRICH d co. III Broadway.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The business in this department was naturally
dun. We note sales OF Missouri sixes at 81 SO a
s5; new Tennessee skies at 73 72h, and old Ten
nessee skies at 70, cash. The prices bid and asked
were as fo!ows:-Tennessee ex-coupon, u a 73; /;
do, new, T2 q 73; Virginia skies, consolidated
bonds, AZ q AS; do. sixes deferred scrip a IL; !;
North Carolina ex coupon, rs . 2s; do, funding,
1866, 10 IS; do, do, 1893, AIS; do, special
tax, 10 IA; Missouri skies, IS So do, Hannibal
and st. Joseph, so a SO; South Carolina SKIES, 10;
do, new. January and July, 10 a. IA.
THE WEEK PRECEDING THE PANIC.
In view OF the interest throughout the country
that will attach to comparison OF the prices
OF stocks during the week ending Sep
tember 20 with the opening, highest. lowest and
closing figures to-day, we present the following
tables For the week ending September 20, 1875
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


Advices from London indicate a firm market for
American securities. The following are the latest
quotations :-Consols for money 923s s2H; con-
soils for account, 92ss a 92a, new account five
twenty bonds OF 1865 lold) s4a4 e5; Hve-twenty
bonds Of 1867, 95 95A; ten-forty bonds 9osf 81
new fves, 81 0l%; Erie Railway shares, 431s
49,; new French loan, ~ 7ss per cent premium
Fifty thousand pounds sterling were drawn IRON
the Bank of England to-day for shipment to New
York. The demand for discount at the
Bank OF England as well as in open
market is reported as still heavy at
FIVE per cent The steamship Donau, which
sailed from southampton for New York. took out
sl36,oOo in bullion. Paris dispatches quote rentes
at 56f 126c. In Frankfort ve-twenties OF 1862 are
90;s special despatch IRON Berlin hints at
financial troubles in Germany. Fancy stocks and
bank shares are not salable. and some have fallen
as much as 20 per cent. There is some talk OF gov
ernment interference.
DEATH OF MEMBER.
The President OF the Stock Exchange announced
during the morning session the death OF Mr. Francis
Worth, at sea, and appointed committee to draft
suitable resolutions OF respect to his memory.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Only small business was transacted In railroad
bonds. Central Pacincs brought 80 Union Pacific
firsts, 72l 70; Erie fourths, ga and Boston, Hart
ford and Erie, fourths, 22;. 23 The following
,i1
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
INTERMARRIAGE BETWEEN BLACKS AND
WHITES,
From the Omaha Republican,

Robert Townsend, Nebraska Probate Judge.
has recently taken some pains to ascertain as Gar
as possible from oficial sources, the laws In all
the States concerning the intermarriage OF whites
and blacks. The results OF his inquiries show that
such intermarriages are now valid In New York,
New Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts,, Con-
necticut, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Kansas, New Jersey, South Carolina Florida,
and the District OF Columbia Maine, Michigan and
Illinois report that, although they have prohbitory
statutes yet the law with them Is a dead letter.
and that ''such marriages frequently occnr.r Tho
gentleman replying from Connccticut said =
There Is no law In this state that prohibits the
| black Objects.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
coMpTRoLLER's RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the treasury From Receiver
OF Taxes-Receipts OF personal taxes, $50, ,121.
Bureau OF Arrears-Arrears Of taxes assessments,
water rent and interest," s2034. Bureau Of City
Revenue-Market rents and fees, cellar and house
Bureau Of Collection Of fAssessments-Assessmen nt8
for street openings and improvements and interest,
ss35. Bureau of Water Registrar--Croton water
rents and penalties, $s,o77. Department OF Docks
Dock and slip rent-s1l, 400. Department. OF Pub
lie Parks-Proceeds OF auction sales 1885,.
Mayors Second Marshal-Lcenses, SIPS. Total,
xT2.SlQ.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

bags 2ic 25c. DO grass mats, 2iIsc 25Isc Singa
pore do, 2lc &c. ceylon 2ic. 22y5c Maracaibo
is &c 2ssc Laeuayra, axe 221sc; Jamaica 2Oc
Costa Risa, 2lc 25sc Malabar, 20c 2lc; Mexican
2J1sc 21se Manila, 2Dc 2lc.; Angostura dc 25c
TO 81 days credit. '' 1ou' o. '"
FLOUR AND GEAiS.-Receipts- 7io bbls; what
4l3iOs bushels; corn. 1880 do corn meal, sa3
hags; oats ass bushels rye 1886 do; barley ZOO do
The Hour market quiet and nom nally hanged
though some goods were held a iittle nrner. The
bbls at prices witn the range OF the subioned quota
tons Corn meal quiet sales about 400 bbs So rs
~ 80 Tor lair to good Western and 81 60 fancy
10 DIV We ouo lie
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M

Receipts and Disbursements at the Office
ofthe United States Assistant Treasurer
mt New York, for the Month Ending
September 80, 1873.
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PRICES TODAY
The following are the opening. highest. lowest
and closing prices today

THE COTTON MARKET
On 'Change to-day cotton on the "spot, was in
fair demand at steady prices, while for future de-
livery the market was quiet at decline of 3-1ec.
&c. per h. Flour was quiet, but rather steader.
Wheat was unchanged and corn trine frmer,
but quiet.
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of shares to-day &C, G. and ]. O., 2,15o; Rock
Island, AGA; Northwestern. 3,3lo; Cleveland and
Plttsburg, 1880; Delaware and Lackawanna, 2,2i6;
Erie, 400; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1850;
Harlem, 22o3; Lake shore, s,754; ~. Paul, a,17o;
New York Central, s,si2; OHIO and Mississippi,
sioo; Pacific Mail, 4,s5o wabash, 1880; Union
Pacific, 1900, and western Union, 1925. The
total sales OF the day, including the above,
amounted to 72ss5 shares. 1t Is to pe borne N
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For olher shin Se,os see Seeond Pag..I


ARRIVED .----. Sunday, June ~.
Steamship Harold Haager Sor Lgul LouOu June ni erssa
tfth Tltn and pass. o funch hiYe S Co
Baltic tBr Kennedy Liverpool June IT, va Rl"ssS~s
5Dth with nd.e. and pass ~ J. n. sparks
" Liverpool yuue II, sal saast)SA
18Th with mdse andDa ~ Chas q. krancklvu
steamship B. hnght AeKaaIna, Va Elh mise HHd
% Geo 3. Aeuck. .
seamahp Fraooona Bragg Portland WITH mise 'ni % J. v
Ames -, -
4 Wood.
steamship Eau Do,Be Pnladepbs With nise iad " Los'
iiar steamship 60
md. lndD o G.. H. Mallory & Co. -
steamship Haerls Reed, Richmond CITY Point lnd NoraiE nSa
nds tndD pass Od D0mInion steamship Co
tlsteltno Naples Ji Jaws st -nptI peeafA
barrels
flg EIslris laudl lrug Gov By s da,s via
coal
Brg Acadia Br Gsuou Port CnIedo1' y days. With o'al
Brig Ossro. L-arer. BsiHnore dsys. slh cosi -
cr Quee1 of Een, COnnefs, New orleans u iaTs. En
coal
Schr Ben Borpd Sosi.s Jacksonville dav,. VITA qmbet
sci. ave Great Wnclrnb4cs Jacksonville 10 days Fth uah,r.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
VoRrRrss lM0y0E Va. June 3puse1 10 for Btitn'r hrgs
Concord Chattanooga fom Demera f0tas and
bar
SeyY York ailed.s shiD savannah. for truusttft
gHaH t 2gArF~i. bark y X. tlssens iro~
Prescott Jacksoaglisi Aule "Ang or
u.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.
COMPROMISE MINISTRY FORMED BY sESoR Pr
MARGAII-PROCREDNGs IN TIm CoRTKs-DEFEAT
on COLUMN or REPUBLICANS.
MADRID. Saturday, June IS, 1873
SenOr Pi Margall has formed a compromise
Ministry. which ia constituted follows;
President Of tho Council and Minister OF the Interior
Sehor ri y Margan.
Minister of Foreign Ahairs-Sehor Malnayo,
Minister OF War-sedor Gonzales.
Minister OF Finance--sehor CarvajsL
Minister Of Justice-SehOr Berges.
Minister Of Manne-sehor Aurich.
Minister Of COlOnes-SenOr LOrni.
sehor Aurich. who yesterday appointed Minister
OF Marine, has resigned his portfolio senor P Mar
gall in announcing the Cortes the retirement of Senior
Aurch asked the Deputies to refrain from interpea-
tons On OF the withdrawal of the Minister Of
Marine the remainder OF the Cabinet have not been con-
drmed. and the crisis IN the Government continues
motion in the Cores that that body be constituted
committee OF public safety was rejected.
column Of Republicans under Castaion was sur
prised Thursday last in Navarro by he Carsts and
fed in great disorder TO Psmpeluna Upon their en-
trance into that city the inhabitants against them
shouting " Death to Nouvias"
1t is believed the Government will supersede Gen.
Nouvilas as Commander-in-Chief OF the Army OF the
North
The GGeea this afternoon confirms the report Of the
defeat in Navarro OF the Republicans under Castaon by
Carst force and the retreat OF the former TO Panpe
luna
The disorders In sevila have been renewed. and the
city has been declared in state OF siege. conflict be-
tween the troops and the inhabitants is imminent.
The Government troops under Gen. Cabrinety has
defeated the band of Carlists commanded by Don
AphOnsO.
MADRID. Saturday June %. 1873.
The IrrecOncilabes threaten TO take up arms II the
Ministry formed exclusively OF OF the Right
The authorities have made preparations to repress
disorder and have stationed corps Of the Civil Guard
around the Palace OF the Cortes.
The report OF the defeat by Gen. Cabrinety Of the
Carlis forces under the personal command OF Don Al
fonsO is officially confirmed
The Internatonals are losing ground in Catalonia.
The Cure Of Santa Cruz still holds prisoners the
Mayor Of ViratOn and the correspondent Of lie Pays
ana viii only release them condition that France
gives up two nterned Carlist officers.
se1or COstade mas been appointed Minister Of Public
Works.
Senior P Margall stated, in the Cortes, yesterday,
that bis programme Of policy unchanged
Notice was given that the Government would present
a bill FOR the immediate abolition Of Slavery in Cuba.
and that the political privileges would be granted
10 The colony enjoyed the people of Spain.
The announcement was received with cheers.
The Minister of Marine announces as a measure OF
economy the suppression OF the Admiralty and the dis
continuance OF the Mediterranean squadron.
Gen. NOuyias elegraphs that CastanOns loss iu his
recent engagement with the Carlists Pampeluna
20 killed, 100 wounded and 100 missing while that
Of the rebels was 100 killed and 400 wounded
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
THE CAPTURE OF WAGNER.

PORTLAND, June 29.-Lewis II. Wagner,
tl se Of shoals murderer arrested by farmer in
Pennington. ~ H.. about &C miles from Alfred Neon
saturday afternoon. between and o'clock. He called
90 the house Of W. p Tanner and asked for something
eat saying had eaten nothing for seyerai~days
Dos a few pIums aud berries which he found in the
woods He was footsOre and weary. While he was
eating hs supper Tanner suspectIng his identity went
t and called some neighbOrs 20 assist harvesting him.
Wien he returned Wagner had fnished~earing and
sd started OF into the woods again, but was pursued
ad captured he but slight resistance, and said
be- lad been tempted three time TO return tOzA-
.r-d J.u Hs was Immediately taken 70 Pennington,
and delivered INTO the custody OF the Sheriff Of stra0rd
county who put hIm IN irons. and be will be taken 10
Alfred tomorrow morning. Wagner states that Nc
Carty and Harngton who escaped with him. mad sep
sratsd from him short time before his capture.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
UcryDlARIsM IN BRooKLYS.


On Saturday morning the old frame farm
t. owned by Henry Holland, junk dealer, az North
-r.aiftnst between First and Secondst.. Brooklyn,
q n vas burned Tie affidavit OF Isaac Robinson made
., z,rs Marshal Ready yesterday shows that the IRE
o. evidently Of incendary origin, and James ana
fty t4olland have been arrested. Robinson testnes
rt an rhursdav morning Henry Holland asked ham TO
"a, his house On fire. adding that train had been
,oed so that there was nothing 70 do except 20 ap-
,i, tbe match. Holland offered 70 give Robinson -
down ana g when the are had been kindled- holIlu
I'D that the train was all Laid with Kerosene ana tuI-
,tre He was anxious that the roof should be set on
tre first 80 that the people living IN the mousse couu
.De He also informed the witness that he Was ilily
.red Tie witness refused to hre the place, and IN
,l,e evening James Holland the son. renewed the ie-
-. s,,iBg that his fathers house IN North
1,,,+aerfh-.t mad been burned on the I'd he
f that the home must be- burned JhaJ HEut'
,,,,p also asserts that before the house IN NOfth
r,t,ptb A. was burned Henry Holland tOid nm lhA'
- sei "a get the Insurance on II. AFTER the hIe ho
90 5,ess iat he g0t an insurance Of N7O' ana thAt
~, ,.s ooin0 70 hire another place and II "onid Do
-, ,lso A few years ago the witness was informed
.,.t roh, Hanley got SO from Henry Holland ior
-, Are IN ls house at Fifty-drstst an IenthaVe''
- ,rl and the witness hRd been asked 10 SET IL oh
f4 ,l.o l-nsvy that Hollands house in Winheiu'
= ,,os burned several years ago. Holland hau AA'u
,tt h.tad set IL on ire The farmhouse was damaged
Ut =, ooo and the occupants lost all OF their iuihl
80 THE Hollands will be arragned before JUSTICE
Elliott To-Day. ...,
M..r.a spet,ler WA arrssted V the TwentTsoc0na
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
P4SSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM LfvRRPOO-In iie1Hshtp Boc June gH Frceilsney
Shogoi KyOn4i Oton Keo hsEuo kotsro
Kawagita Yoshhr0 Ihgapa Gouo Honda 500 hicnss
Okais Yosdo DnroSakA KOIo, Mason simus' Barring "a
nd l.orau J. Masply r. II. Allen w. D. Ba-Ja. HIssrd
Kent Mr. scr7mser wife ani two children IA. A. Hosei.
the Rev g. Tuttle and wife. q. NJ Plan. II. " K1sDp
W Horton sife children. Miss DAVIS his T. .
swan Miss MARI Mcn Mn RALPH Mead j. D. \ y ,tronf als
vie. G.. Rotheuhai. Mr. Hosuson,
Geo. Savage W4ans Gen j Bsrt1oou PrrrY 3-rtho
Ion Ms Barholon Blrhoor Miss Mabel Bariho
lou Miss Bishop, L. Miller. Dr. b. BishO0. Br0gn hE
Taylor
FROM LIYERPOOL-Ia steamship P1-ha June r9.-Albert
Ayers. Wm. Cockul D N. tsuulGu. koHt Smith l. dortes,
Rlesri r "A. IIu NJ. O. Wsng-r. IT, B BH-
gauger NJ Reon1 sis. NJ lOvar. Miss hlF We'll Dr. r.
ChauDiu O. smith and slis. Maria NJ smith, ha ID. N
F Williams Roberts Rev J. A. 1ar fa0ssn Rev Wn
Iames John Clarke and W Blake J. j. Howard WIN keup.
nrr Lipseher child g. W Vanderbilt Geo bipstbsr
FROM SAVANSAH--in lieIHriD Pyg0, June ~ -ltpl Ncs
King NJ caid. hss I p. rminls nrs
kmba r. Carlos. Mo a. Es0n George ODrs0l, m MaEps
williams Miss 81 Livingston, ~ T. Carroll p Bvof O. a Aeih,
&. r. H. s. WATSON sod ~its
Miss Rmma Grsy Harm lHi Mr. " C.arE,oa. O T.
MIruu Il. L.sreacs, Mrs. Chapman.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
PASSENGERS NlLLRD

Flh BRRHgS-la st>rnship RhH June Ma r g. Tis>s
rJam-a Judge snd Ms diss Prot Hsrnan Mr.
sa b Wool L. and Mrs.. IuCke MISC LlIrs " and JSrY
dnessrHan " r. kusts md n s KapDe-hsnr " G8rs A.
MI, II p "risey. nul r. ID. C. Prlusr Pol " Gibbs.
h'i b a; Lsay, Mr, n u. Bake ,ni ot.iarsn M,s'
d. IT, Nustte M L. Hsha Hon NrhoIsou MArV schoi
sol Mss H. Aolaspl 1scor. H. GpeleIer HerhTi
hoAsN ~ IeV,y " ftef Mr. 8 Kossr o. Nek~r Ars ~ ket
chldren Mrs n. Klsam.pn and rbrep Horn
GerbAr and g. krrb H-n,bsl T. erkan nr. Lemkca
ehd Miss Ahfen q. X H'ebrn Hiss Def.irger H. srh4i@
M r. 5clsab, J. Gerhlrit and chA Il gnB Pr,f Rsgrs J.
BHschmann M. Morsh. ". GroigiU M pree,f.srp
FOR LfFkRRODLs-fH se1ptsaiD lime III nd N~.
Clement Locketi NJ aat Mz j. A. Gien " Lyon " u.
Lyoa Mrs Richardson N ss Ferguson Mss
Hockenhnee A. j. lic Msnry s n,.yes J.
Iaihrop Mrs a. y ide Mss le Mr. snd NJ. obp Pierce
w. Pierce. Y Whtsborne and child Gen Rd-y Iohuson
Ogdea p Hon w. w. Good1cb ,eat
j. r. Webster r. H. Palmer p Being PhHp d. Rcfy ND
fr, J. Asehr0f P0pe Mr. aud Mrs r iaHk NJ
h4rhal Scott T. W King hchF0T Nr losei 10
Robert H0ckenhner Rqynrs hss Fanny yre M Pau
Leslie. Jessie Martin Mrs RigbY M Nancy 81 W snd drs
CWe childyen and Mr and Mr. John Lockett W
H. H. Dickinson. Mr. q.
A. B. Garrison AMI children hor r, " Ashton, O. d. iske
Ihos Downing John simps0n. & Jar0hs n g. smith
POR LiYBRPOOLha IfeGDSAp Ctfy ~ AHt0op, Joe tars
Reanor Jackson Mr. g Nicholson children snd
Mrs. NJ A. Carlisle Mister w. g. Carlisle child, Frsnos
Aerc0rnbe Livingston, Wn Reade John J. Cal1s A.
j. Howett H. H. b C. Hughes E and onid 4 Opp.n-
Miss A. Drought: Miss Cox Alvin and wife Thomas Frascs SD
s. Haywood F1ler Mar Ann Moore, Caroline Owens Mr.
Ale Wm. o. HarRg Robert Carsn kues Werner Mss Aune ~
Geo " Bowler Matthew Herrck. N G~vennr 1 Ans
Ball. Ms Harding william Jtmson, James GTeen r. O. hcisnD.
solomon fenon. A. g. Grant g. r. PAYNE, Daniel Reilly.
For gtAer Passeng,rs SliJed S,o0aA Pap.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
THE BEEcHER INVESTIGATION.

The investigating committee of Plymouth
Church appointed for the purpose OF examining the
charges preferred against the Rev Henry Ward Beecher
nv Henry c. Bowen and Theodore TiltOn are about 70
beriu an investigation 10 has not before seemed ex-
eent for various reasons 20 take action m the matter
buf ne iuyest cation will now begin Immediately anu
LII he prospeuted with vigOr Already specl1c charges
~ sIaDder have been drawn against MI Bowen ana
Il GTtr-n nv William f. West, Of the members or
,t eating committee. Guided by these charges.
~ nfpiffee Will axe action Immediately. Mr. Beccher
seiT sald 10 be anxious have the matter thor
onghIv aud promptly examined The committee Will
Id snorher meeting during tine present week. Inc ln-
-esfirating committee include Emlr H. Garhut' ID H.
HaWkins H. Is. White, Lysander W. Manchester' Geo
II NV daniel W Taimage, e. W. Ropes. j. H. Howard,
= q Duncan. NJ K Moody X. d. Benedict, samuel =
B.jcber C. II. Morton, Thomas J. Tilney, HsOrGe w.
Brush; H. W. Beecher, = r. Halliday ~ oD'eD'