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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-30
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday. October 30. 1873. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Trent Dumbrecht, for liverpool
AppfUrn vEQTEpRAV

british steamship Trent, DumDrecht for LlVtrpOol
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
SNo arrivals from repeatedly
STEAMBOATS,.
n Yaeger. Vanhook. from st Louis
City OF Quincy, Bryson. from st Louis
Belle Lee. Hicks. from ChicOt City
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Garryowen, Hamilton, from Grand Ecof0
EXPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING rer;-3725 bales cotton
.10G slaves $50 SKIS Oilcake
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST tOUIS-Steaner Yaeger-2707 sks corn 81
cks bacon 1896 SKIS oats 727 sks bran 624 bales hay
1891 bbls -four GA bbls meal g bxs bacon and sun
dry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer City of Quncy-2148 bb's of
-four 400 bbls meal 81 hhls whisky IS cks bacon $50
sks bran 500 SKIS e55 SKIS oats 1893 bales hay s
258 bales cotton and sundry produce
CHICOT CITY-Steamer Belle Lee-19l3 bales Of
cotton 82il SKIS cotton seed so SKIS seed cotton and
sundrirs
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Garryowen-sO3 bales
cot ton 554 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Bertha-2l4 bales cotton
II SKIS seed cotton 260 SKIS cotton seed and suDdries
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GRRAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, October 29-95l bales cotton and
sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, October 29-35l bales cotton and sundries
nDKt1AN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 29-l5 bales cotton 20 bbls moasses bali
bbls molasses hhds sugar and sundries
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By s. GuinauIt.
PRANK DUCOING vs.. JEANTY DUCOING.

pY =. GU1NAULT, AUCT1ONBER-OFF
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Bienville street.
FRIDAY, October 81, 1873. will be sold at ten
o'clock A NJ, at my Auction store, corner of Ex-
change alley and Bienvlle street, by virtue Of a
Judgment from the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, rendered Septem.
bel !, 1873 and sigrWd s. ptemb-r 5, 1873
ONE LOT OF ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
Terns-Cash. oc21 25 81
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"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MANA SITUATION
w N the commission, hardw are. grocery or
liquor bush is willing 20 make himself gener.
ally useful; salary according to the times; can
THE Office ocI8 I2t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-30

Hunting coons and possums in the sub
arbs is among the amusements INDUCED In
:,y the inhabiyauts Of Alexandria, Virginia
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GIFT CONCERT.
SHORTEST ROUTE To FORTUNE.
100000 for Only 81 50.
THR LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST
INVESTMENT.
4 GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Viii be held a:
lEAvENWoETH, KANSAS,
December 81, 1873,
For the benefit Of a
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL,
10000 Gifts, $4,000 in Prizes,
PRINCIPAL Prize, S1O0. O6C.

Consisting the superb palatial residence Of Simon
Abales, Esq unsurpassed as private DIV cling in
the United states being only few blocks from the
Courthouse surrounded by magnificent GROUNDS,
orchards, gardens d vinsy yards. The building has
been only recently competed with all modern in.
proTements. ,n,,,, -
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

III ASANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
domestic CIGARS and CIGARETTES, and . faA
assortment OF Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
eonstaz tly on hand and for sale by
I'D. L. ZBLL
corner Canal and Caronde,et streets,
nav Orleans, Louisiana
oeooe sold Naly warranted mhN u
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Chs. j. O'DOnneIl vs.. Steamboat San
NcOlas.-No 1920.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L District of Lousiana-I obedience to az, ad.
miralty warrant to me directed in the above en-.
titled suit have seized and taken into my posse 8.
siOn-
THE STEAMER SAN NICOLAS now liheled by
Chs. J. ODonu II, for the causes set forth ip the
libel now pending in the District Court of the Uni.
ted States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof and all and every person OF
persons having pretending to have any right
title or interest in to the same, be and appear
at a District Court of the United States for the
District to be no den at the city of New
Orleans, on the bird Monday OF November, to show
cause, If any they have can, why the said
steamer should not be condemned and sold agree.
ably to the prayer of libelant.
United States Marshaps Office New Orleans
twenty.eighth day of October 1873.
3. +. PACKARD,
oe29 Do8 ID JIG United States lar shat.
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REMOVALS..
BUSINESS CARDS,
nR. JOHN G. ANGELO
DENTAL SURGEON.
Has returned TO the city.
Office No. l5I Julia street.
. ". HANDLIN.

w ". HANDLJN.
Attorney and Counsellor mt faw.
formerly Judge Of the Third District Court
Will give special attention 10 collection of bills,
the settlement of estates and commercial suits.
Office corner of St. Joseph and Fulton streets, New
Orleans Louis.ara oc26
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WANTED-A Spanish TEACHER. COMP.
w tent to teach the pure Castllian tongue. Ad
Il ess *. No 81 Camp street Oc24
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WANTED.

WANTED MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH
w woman. a SITUATION as shilds and
seamstress. Can give the best OF testimonial
Apply at a. r. MILL RS, No. % Caropdelet street,
or aJ NO. "a Camp
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COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, October %. 1871

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 200
bales additional yesterday embraced $3.50 tales,
at irregular and lower prices closing at decline
Of j a &C. good middling excepted. We modify
our quotations accordingly, and give also the
Exchange figures. which are for average lists
according with its types, while ours present the
proper range of the make tor average lists, but
with the outside figures for low middling, good
binary and ordinary given as the outside for strict
Of those grades.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASSIMIIATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL,
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VIA dANRh SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
A The steamships Of the North
S110r,&tiE German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips next fall as follows:
S,,r .,, From Bremen From New Orleana
UNNnVER" SSePteinner TO- October IL.
M NJ EJ,pT 81 PttHber III October &c.
KOkTY .UoeopeI November 20
STRASSBC RG. November 49, Decen,bsr "a
HANNOVER.. -. .Decemher2 JannarUa Ie.a
rRANkFCRT.. December 49, Jannary 7S
kOELN.. January I2 EabrnarvI T.,
ruf'her Gays OF departure will be advertised here
~, att r.
1 ne steamers touch outward at Havre and Else
lana, ana on their home trips at Havana and
freight. pH'eenseis anu
PRICBS o. PASSAGE
FROM Bremen, Southampton or U4vre IN Havana
49, or New Orleans
F. nse' ....-.. ...-............ 40 gold.
rroin new Orleans Havana 10 Southamntop
c,. Havr. or Bremen.
St n -. .''..... $3.50 gold.
LAY e. -. =; ,............ As gold
Strn. a. - ....-.....-. ..-........... S35 gold
', fassage tickets from Bremen Soutbannton .r
t. 70 W new orleans issued by the undersigned
Foi particulars apply to
ED. +. sToCkMEYER & CO., Agents
No ~ Union street.
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DY e.. r. ESTLlN.-LOUISIANA AUCTION
- SALE STABLES, No. 248 Common street be
tween Rampant and Basin streets.-C. #. Estlin
Auctionser. will have regular sales of Horses
Mules etc. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at II A. NJ.
Constantly in receipt of large invoices Of Ken.
tucky and Indiana Stock which will be sold on the
above named days without limit. sells 3m
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d A. MURRAY
CISTERN MAKER.
No. 191 Magazine street, between julia
and st. Joseph streets.

DIPLOMAS AWARDED In 1872 AND 1879
Cisterns made to order and repaired. AL work
warranted. A lot of cisterns from 1000 to 70 Goo
gallons, made of the best material and Workman
ship, kept constantly Oh hand and for sale n
prices to suit the times Orders promptly attend
Cd I'd. mh4 ~
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ALABAMA, November
From New York to Glas gov, sailing for4,.c,,,-
Win receive and sign through bills of ,ad;,.
hayre, Bremen Hamburg Antwerp RotterSam
Return tickets Issued available for TVRr.vp
MONTHS, 1T reduced rates and Through TcSs1s
to Al parts Of the United Kingdom and Europe.
steamer no charge is made for Attendance o sS4
medicines. "hoo aug
Money orders granted free Of charge.
Prepaid Emigr alton Tickets issued here IA NOV.
ties desirous OF sending for their friends fs
These vessels cross the bar at all tines w;,h.A
detention. "i'n0ee
For freight and passage having super: or ac.o-.
modatiOns, apply to 00o"~
al. A. K MILLER co.,
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STEAMSHIPS,

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP CO,,p.Nv
LIMITED
The following new first class frllpowe-ed e,rS.
built Screw steamships are int Bd.d 70 ~, Styae
larry between NEW ORLEANn and Ifv Sai aegn-
and GLASGOW aud NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA. . 90 tons register. Captain stev.-,
MINNESOTA. 1000 tons +. gister. :. Captain HamHs
ALABAMA, 20 tons register. .... :. Capran: Eni,n
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register Capt ain Rraas
VlRGi MA 900 fOns ~ gister. Captain Sadi.
dkohGiA, $500 tons register. Captain Gooner
L. The steamers of this line will ssa
A for Liverpool direct, as follows
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
Philadelphia, October 2s. 1878.
To A forke-The steamship va. 90, Captain
Cotton sailed at IL N for New Orleans via Havana
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BREMEN.

BREMEN.
North German LLOYD.
STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
MONITION.

MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
F"H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
SUICIDES IN INSANE AsYLUMs.

Coroner Herman held an inquest, yesterday,
in the Blackwes Island Insane Asylum, from selfin-
hcted injuries subsequently reported by Warden
Beach, in a very indefinite 1t appears from the
testimony that the deceased admitted to the Asylum
about four years ago while suffering from suicidal
mania. After time she discharged, but was re
admitted about year ago. Her malady having as
sumed very violent FORM she placed iunder treat
eut In ward on the second floor OF building known
as the Lodge which set apart for violent patients. In
this ward "A other women suffering from similar
diseases Only two nurses, female attendants, were
employed ia this ward, and they were given
alternate leaves OF absence periodically, when
one would remain duty alone. > On
Jan 9IEiza DUNCAN. the attendant then in charge,
turned om the patient to perform other duties, and
while her vigilance was relaxed, the patient passed
through an open door, opened an entirely unguarded
window and precpated herself TO the ground, sustain
Jury found that there neglect on the part OF the
nurse in leaving the door Open" The jury also recon-
ended that the windows be properly guarded and that
additional help be employed in the wards OF the Lodge
Another remarkably indefinite report received at
the CorOueTs Office, yesterday, In the form OF note
dated Feb 16, from Warden Welles OF the state Em
grant Hospital and Refuge on Wards Island Inc com
iuucaton said Dr. HaeeK, Ply sician OF our Lunatc
Aeyluu requests your attendance TO hold an inquest IN
case OF suicide OF OF his patients which occurred
this m" Neither the OF the patient nor the mode
Of suicide was stated. Coroner Young Will investigate
the case.
Information was received by Coroner Herman yes
terday that Mrs. ROuar co. or Dutchess County an
inmate Of the Blooming gdae Insane Asylum, committed
neck with towel from the iron grating OF tue window
Of her apartment.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
HARDSHIP TO DISABLED SOLDIERS.

TO ne Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Certain words in the Pension laws, it
is hoped viii be Tectifed by the Senate Committee on
Pensions they calculated to do violence to the
real intent OF the laws. In the clause descriptive OF
certain class Of disabled sodiersthose requiring the
aid and attendance Of another personthe word icon
stant has inserted where ad &C. is referred to-
that II the applicant on his deathbed he would be
refused this measure Of aid, provided his attendant
could leave him hour at a time. Where the surgeons
certificate Of disability is required il s specified in the
law that in reference TO the amount Of pension, the
certificate must be recommending the same" instead
Of emrly setting forth the extent Of disability as sul-
ceu, 10 ente the soldier 10 the needed pension. In
practce II IL found that these slight defects work
extreme hardship those who have suffered most In the
defeuse OF their country trust that prompt attention
will be called 10 this matter while yet there Ia time.
Absolute neglect the part OF legislators may per
petuate this injustice; but feel assured that If IL can
fairly be brought to their notice, u WILL be promptly
Icmcdied. PhEsEhToR.
Washington, Feb. l6, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
THE RAPID TRANSIT MASS MEETING.

The New-York Rapid Transit Association
had It's closing session last evening preparatory to the
mass meeting be held this evening at Cooper nsti-
tute. r. A. wtthous, presided. Simeon f. Church,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee, reported that
over 70 men had promised 20 to Albany delegates
TO press the claims OF the City RAPID Transit bill before
the Joint legislative Committee on Railroads next
Thursday. He thought the number should
he increased 10 100 Courtlandt Palmer jr suggested
that those who had consented 10 act VcePresidents
and Secretaries OF the Cooper Institute meeting shall DC
added TO the delegation. This carried. Messr9.
Uurlbert aud Blair introduced as delegates from
the Workingmen's Union, and Mr.. Blair made brief
address p.cdg.ng support 10 the bill proposed by tie
assQCiaflUu,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
POLICE NOTES.

The Grand Jury has found the following indlct- %
nt Josiah Morgan murder Of his wife Caiha1nei Wsm
Barker shooting ehae Aea Nron for shooting 0har'
Pfeiaeh ~,
Hugh Corey aged 40, of No 424 East Eleyenth-st,i
vbe pssng through hallway Of bis house yes1iY gua
Nth John scott and ssht which followed stabbed the ngh'
breast By Scott Scott vas arrested
Patrick DAILY held to answer at the Tonbs t9r 5
sabbpg Maoney SUNDAY night "Iuol
least pfooeaon fIed 81 CO., Tie prisoner pesdeo O'
guilty. He said be acted in selfdeense
Thieves forced open the front door of the metal ai
oc John No. 100 John-st Saturday ugh %
eutepg pigs valued 900 The TN was oooy ese
into bs By the thieves and taken away In aNagon
Bernard Mcmahon was over by car NO. 70
Of he Second while attempting the BoHeV near
Cna night He had both legs broken and va. taken 70 US
home AZ Orchard The diver arrested BY ne
,, Precinct Police will be held await the result Of hesahoD
injuries
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning Isaac Of 81 yhek was brought before Jusue
Iedvth charged having stabbed Henry Halliday OF the same "a
dre. In lie shoulder with adrk knife Thomas Crawford slof
on hoard steamship City Of Paris also charged Win a6
bng DnscoU the foot Both prisoners were hd ~ pow
Two thieves entered the apartment Of Mary and
Anne Hickey l3l Of skeleton key while
The Saturday and stole eight dresses
value bracelets and other evey Capt Ward
gave tie Detective Lyon who, With mager description Of
he lie arrested Louis Heron At the lodging
1872 Dons yesterday and ordered the thief 70 disclose
iccompce The urpset and told the oer that he a1
been aed by Samuel Sand who then arrested No. FOR
ytb.st Ihe stolen goods had been sold or pawned
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
A THIEF IN THE HOUSEHOLD.

Caroline Welch, age about SO, was arraigned
before Judge Ledwtb, at the Jefferson Market Court
Yesterday on charge Of grand larceny. For some time
past she has doing very lucrative business by
hiring herself out a cook and then stealing any kind
OF saable property in the house. On Friday evening
last she went ewelry store at No l0l
eixth-ave and while dispOsing of basketfu OF silver
ware was arrested by Detective Laird There eight
cOuplauaus in court, all OF whom identified the prs
opcr aud property. The admitted the truth
of seven charges, and was committed without bail.
she s an old offender and recognized by one OF the
c0Jrt officers az having been brought up at Essex Mar
ket Police Court charge Of attempting 10 commit
sucidc The following is list OF the articles stolen
from the various families with whom she resided:
~ Value
No n West clothing &85
Brooslvn-Siyer 81
Tret so
No Silver So
Msdsonave Fusbug-S dresses seasEn mah and boas and
40
No Us We Thirty o9nht-Sver and clothing 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
IIIETICE IN EEW.IERSEY,

In the Hndson Comfy Court, yesterday, John
Doris convicted last week Of murder in the second de
for shooting James Donellan In Jersey City bar
To0p, arraigDed for sentence. Judge Bede briefly
addressed the prisoner, and concluded by sentencing
him years ~ State Prison The prisoner showed DO
emotion whatever.
10 the Norris County oyer and Term,DeS yesterday.
Judge DaIympe refused to grant the application for
pOstpoSement Of the tfal Louis LutsinsB, charged
with the murder OF his wife, JOhanDs MoOsi, Dover
on November last. The case was easd and the trial
went Prosecutor DemOte Is assisted ia the proseeu
tOl by Attorney General GilehrAt aud Mesns VaDatta
sud MsTs appear for the l,naant
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Ex.MAYOR KALBFLEIsCH BURIED.
CLOSING SCENES IN BROOKLYN-THE REMAIN:
LAID IN GREENWOOD.

CLOSING SCENES IN BROOKLYN-THE REMAINS
LAID IN GREENWOOD.
The funeral of Martin Kalbheisch, ex-MayOr
of BROOKLYN occurredlyesterday afternoon, from his
residence at Grand aud Busbwickaves, E. d. The sad
rtes were performed in the presence Of many hundreds
NJ peoplc. comprising every class, and Early
n the day the friends and admirers Of the deceased be-
RaD their visits 10 the house, and at noon those who
came 70 attend the funeral began TO gather in the large
prl -, while crowds Of spectators streamed through
the .oom aud past the casket containing the remains
paying their final mark of respect to the man whom all
loved and honOred The funeral services were
oyened shortly after / p. M, and conducted
by lbe Rev. MeSsrs. Charles II. Hall OF Holy
Tr ~, A. H. Partridge Of Christ Church, and
steya aen H. Moeker of the Bnsbwick Avenue Reformed
Chu.eh. The remains laid IN beautiful casket,
covered by somber black velvet In deep contrast
The handsome silver holdings and handles on either
vide and the tributes Of flowers from relatives
and friends. The casket in front Of the mantle, and
very il seated the pallbearers Mayor S. s.
Powell, ex-Mayor Samuel Booth ex-MayOr A. NJ. Wood,
ex-Mayor Christopher Gunther Judge Gilbert, Judge
Thompson. John J. studwell, Nicholas Wyckof, E. {.
Mills L. T. Backhousc. VIM Cooper, j. VI. Brooktield,
Geo. II. Kctching, Tlnis Bergen, T. +. Whtlock, and
Robert Irwin. The cIergymen were stationed at the
foot Of the staircase and the physicians Of the deceased
DFs Hutchinson, Conklin, schnapps, aud Clark, were
The Rev Mr.. Meeker offered PRAYER, and was fol-
Bible the passage beginning u am the resurrection and
the life" DR. Partridge then made few remarks say
ing that nc known the deceased for in
private and public life. With his public life DR..
Partridge said. all familiar, but IL his inner life
which exhibited another phase OF the character OF Mayor
Kalbneisch His friendships were unchangeable as
the sun, and his heart melted with tenderness
death bed and susceptible Of that change with
which enter into the Kingdom OF Heaven.
The Rev Dr. Hall also spoke briefly but teelngly Of
the character and life OF the deceased The procession
lod by clergy, ply sCians and pabearers, included
the following in carriages Members OF the family,
friends Of family, Common Council, Heads OF Depart
Fire Commissioners, Health Department Excise
Commissioners Board OF Assessors officers OF the First
National Bank. National City Bank, Kings County Saw
fngs Bank, Brooklyn Trust Company, Kings County In
suTance Company Long Island Club Prospect Park As
socatiOn Oceauus CLUB and the officers Of the Brooklyn
Dsptnsary The from the house TO Grandst.,
FUurh-s TO BedfOrd-aye 10 FultOn-st, TO COurtst
aud thence to Greenwood AS the long train passed the
Ilty Hall the bells soemnly tOlled. The streets
were densely packed with people.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

day school Union held last evening" at the Fourth
ave- Presbyterian Church, at Twenty-seeondst, 10 re-
ceive reports OF teachers. c. Wilder the fresldeh,
acted as chairman Of the meeting and the o
insOn, ID.
The first lecture OF course before the
Young Peoples Association OF the Fourteenth1st rres
byterian Church delivered last evening by the Kew
f. p Rogers d. d. on the subject, The Tower oi Ion
don" The lecture consisted OF history OF tne lOHSl'
both as palace and prison. from the time OF ls lounu
ton and was illustrated by q large diagram
The auxiliary association connected WIN
the National Association formed for the purpose OF IN
PRODUCING religious amendment to the Constitution Oh
the limited States held meeting, last evening, at the
Third Reformed Presbyterian Church in Tweny,thlru
ST. The officers for the ensuing year were e9ceu % a
delegates were chosen TO attend the National ConVsn
zion to be held the Cooper Institute on feD 20 anu ~
several brief addresses made in behalf Of the cause
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
NEW YORK CITY.

An rreveIent thief attempted to pick the
pocket Of woIsbipcr in 81. Peters r Z. CHURCH. on
Sunday
The Masonic fraternity is making elaborate
preparations for fair behalf Of the Masonic Han ana
Asvlun fund and il boping that a Home will be pro-
yided for the widows aud orphans OF mdgeht memoers
The Treasury Department has decided that
cars containing merchandise for shipment without ap
nraiseuept NAV have one of the doors ceaed inside
instead OF being locked hut that the ohf uoor ust pe
locked and the fact specified IN the manifest
The following is a comparative statement OF
the CONTAGIOUS diseases OF the past two weeks
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Russell Sturgis VIII lecture Oh Ornament
and Manufacture" at the National Academy Ct Desisi
this evening.
- The Councils of the Order Of United Ameri-
can Mechanics will parade WaslinctoDt Birthday m
three grand divisions.
An amateur dramatic performance viii take
place al Harlem Music Han next Wednesday, fer the
benefit OF the PbyfeT family.
A meeting of the Episcopal reotore and Sun
day school teachers Of Brooklyn held last evening
IN 81 Paurs Church, At Clinton aud CarIo-sts Bishop
I4tte)obD pIesIdng. Tie subject How tO retain the
young OF more advanced age the Sunday school aud
10 interest them in church woIk," waH disca SD.
The regular mOnthly meeting Of the Sun
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
rHE srIr AGAINsr wM. y. DODGE Z 60.

There was street rumor yesterday that the
case of William L. Dodge 81 Co. had been compromised
with the Government by the payment OF S2710oo, the
question Of the firms guilt innocence to remain an
open question United States District Attorney George
Bliss jr. TRIBUNE reporter last evening that
he had positively nmation that the case
had been compromised settled in any manner, and
that furthermore he had sent note to the Custom
house authorities yesterday afternoon requesting them
10 transmit him at the necessary papers in the
case TO enable him make declaration against the
m.