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sundays POLICE Doiurs.

Recorder Winters attended to the
cases of some thirty sinners against the
city this morning, and in the minor cases
alone assessed fines enough to repair the
Nicolson pavem ent the entire length oil
the street upon which his honorable
court is located Mike English and Tom
Walker, two Antiques arrested by the
ever sharp detectives, Curly McCune
and Brown, upon a charge Of vagrancy,
were up among the last cases tried.
Walker was discharged, AID Eng
lish was fined $50 for having about
his person curious device known
as the "Chinese toy" or now you see
it and now you don't" scientific box
and ball dodge to trap the unwary dark
ey or white, which Colonel Sim Barinds
explained to the Court and exhibited to
the attorneys in the case. One of the
latter, not Taylor, being a disbeliever,
losing the cigars right there aud then by
Sims aptness in the small game"
Jackey Burns, pee Cbas Burns,
hackman, who carried a party Of Texas
fortune-huntiug gentlemen to Miss Ella
Purdy' on Market square, and charged
them FIVE dollar greenback for his
trouble and three minutes stay at tie
house according to the testimony of the
petite Dickey Wetter, who was there to
testify), was charged a fne Of SIS for
scalping, to serve him lesson when he
gets load Of greenies' in his gig.
Henry Rogers. for obtaining money
under false preiences, was fned $50. 1t
cost him that amount for collecting
thirty cents on q pair Of chickens that
had been paid for.
A. Richards, the African bOOtblaek
who gobbled the poeketbOok left aeci-
dentally upon bis sOrner BY Gus
toner, vas sent to jail in default Of $1,000
bail.
William Clayton, q dArksy vagrSnt
vas fned $40 for snooEing in the Louis
vile railroad depot
John Baxter. a negro, FER a ielonious
assault upon q neighbor, vas 6ned $40.
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NINA EohoI Acndemx.

This we'll known and deservedly popu-
lar educational institution at No. 246
Elliott street, will be ready for the next
session on the first Monday in Septem-
Der next. The principal, Miss X. j..
Bryan, is an accomplished educator Of
youth, and is assisted by an able corps
of teachers. The Echol Academy is
one of the very best schools in the city
for young ladies and small boys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Louisville telegram last night says
that the officers Of the Bermuda report
the Lawrence aground at Vevay bar,
and the Charles Bodmann at Rising Sun.
Neither of them will remain long, how
ever, as the rise from the upper Ohio
will reach them to-day or tomorrow
A Washington telegram of the l4th
to the Courier-Journal refers to the
Wawassett investigation as follows: The
Wawasset investigation was commenced
to. day. The examination generally re-
suited in about the same statements that
already have been made public. Some
of the passengers on the steamer at the
time of the fire, who have not yet been
heard from, in private conversation give
quite a different story. One says that
the engineer, at the time the alarm of
fire was given, was in the bar room, the
engines in the meantime running on
their own account. Before he could get
back the smoke and heat was so great
that he could not reach his post again.
Though the cause of the fire may be
proved entirely unaccountable, the yes
sci was not up to the requirements of
law.
The Fleta arrived in New Orleans last
Wednesday from Red river, with the first
bale of new cotton from that section.
Government engineers have arrived in
Galena to ascertain the resources Of the
country and the amount Of produce
shipped from Galena, aud reporting the
same at Washington, with a view Of an
appropriation by Congress for the i'm
provement Of the river.
The Commonwealth will 20 on the
ways at St. Louis as soon as her hold is
cleaned. When repaired she viii re-
enter the Baker-Carroll Line. which will
by that time have eighteen boats, form
ing a daily line to New Orleans.
Captain c. Devices, jr., has sold his !
steamer Bertha to Captain Il. d. Broad,
Of the Peerless, for $4,000. She is in
tended for the OpelOusss and Bayou
trade.
DRIFIWOoD.
The Maria Louise, Southwestern and |
John 7. Moore have laid up At New Or |
leans. The Carrie A. Them has taken |
the place Of the John T. Moore in the /
Red river trade for the present .........
The ohimneys Of the Mary Houston are
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BROWN & JONES, sSs Main Street.


WIN. LIEBES, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium of A. r. Will
kinson at III Main street. has removed
to IVA Main, just across the street,
south of Poplar. He keeps full stock
of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man call
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olympic Theater.

This popular place of amusement on
Washington street will be open tonight
for the reception of the public. The
Harmonican Minstrels and host of va
riety stars will appear. Clog and fancy
dancing, vocal exercises, negro comical-
tiles and character acts are on the in
teresting programme of entertainment.
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JOE LooKE.-Harper, Galaxy, Dem
crest, Peterson, Cooley and other mag
azines for August, and the latest novels,
received at Joe Lockes news de-
pot, No. 236 Main street. The latest
dailies from all quarters, foreign papers
and periodicals of every land, maya
zines and fashion books of latest dates
can be found at Joe's. A fine lot Of sta
tiOnery, etc, for sale. "a
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Bow BELLS for July has arrived, and
is to be had at Walkers news depot, los
Beal street. This magazine is the finest
ladies' journal placed upon our table,
and Walker has plenty of them. Call
early and secure a copy.
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PARTIES desiring to visit Raleigh Min
eral Springs during the week by observ-
ing the advertisement of the Memphis
and Raleigh railroad will see that they
can leave the Louisville depot at 8
am, ll:55 am. and 4:4O pm. Can re-
turn from the springs same day at l:55
pm. and $3.50 pm. 1887
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Mr.. A. II. Goodman, the well-known
merchant tailor, 100 Main street, left
yesterday for the East to purchase his
stock of fall goods. When he returns
be will bring with him the finest sssort-
ment ever brought to Memphis. Our
readers will do we'll to bear this in mind,
and call on Mr.. Goodman when he re-
tn. ms.
o. ptsiH R. N. Brown. of the Missis-
-; central, is in the city capvassing
~ ~. ~ . idely circulated journal.
Mr.. Peer Tracy has returned from
IL. Nj md en- be found at the Ava
lanche office.
ColoDel Gus A. SiguiagO, Of the
erehada seafnel, slzisN5 in tie city To-
day.
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Any one having acottage containing
two or three rooms and kitchen, pleas
antly located, can secure prompt pay
ing tenant by addressing Tenant"
LEDGER Office. See advertisement in
WANT" column.
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LEGAL
ministrator,e Notice.

'NG QUALIFIED As ADMINISTRA-
! u the estate o. II. II. pugh. deoeased.
b 81 notified 10 rrcEeut their Slams
laid estate b. me within the time pre-
81 Law. or they will be barred by law
|fy. And al persons indebted o. said
I'M -effle such Indebtedness with me
| other. ABB. MORRISON.
a1mfnfrfrnfrr
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The most contemplate defaulter has
just disappeared from North Carolina.
He was a constable and tax collector,
and carried away seventy-fve dollars.
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HoTTENToTs GATHERING BUcHU for
Helmbold's Extract has become almost
a historical picture. The great con-
sumption Of d.. Helmbold's Bachu at
tests the important fact that thousands
upon thousands need a diuretic medi-
eide. For .dropsy, gravel, kidney com
plant and all diseases of the urinary
organs, either in male or female, there
has never been remedy equal to Helm
holds Buchu. It's imitators are mere
trash. Helmbold's is the old reliable
standard remedy. eod-l48
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
TEE CITY.
MEMPHIB,
Monday Evening. August is, 1873

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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sALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE WITH
rce rooms, kitchen and servants room
shady lot, one of the prettiest in the
Bx1bO feet; situated on Cynthia, near
street, converient to street cars. Also,
M. Smiths subdivision, Georgia. street.
feet; price, 5000; long time given II
Nj Apply to G. CURTIS,
". AT Drug Store. 2i6 Main st.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.
Belle Memphis. st. Louis. this day. ...-...5 p. N
City Of Augusta, White river. Saturday. pm
Julia, Nicksburg, this day pm
Great Republic. New Orleans, this day. pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Grand Tower, st. Louis.
]. +. Tolle, New Orleans.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
Colorado, Vicksburg.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Carrie V. KountE, St. Louis.
George w. Cheek, Napoleon.
DEPARTURKs.
Steamer Grand Tower, st. Louis.
John F. Tolle, St. Louis.
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
Nashville, Cincinnati.
Glencoe, St. Louis.
Colorado, St. Louis.
Carrie V. KountE, n. Orleans,
Ig POKT.
Clarkwills, Phil Allin, George W.
Cheek.
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FOUND.

's5n nuns N,'0RNING. AT POPLAR
~ nartst n n. Nir Of gold spectacless,
H. owner can ha re by applying at this
Ind paying charges. I5l,
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A Hint to Housewives - How 10
Keep Kitchen Ware Clean and
bright.
Every housewife of neat and tidy hab-
its takes especial delight in keeping all
the tin, iron and copperware of her
kitchen as clean and bright as pains
taking labor can make them. A pride
in this direction is commendable, and
always meets the smiling approval of
the tyrant man who pays the house
hold bills. Remember that Sapolio is
the only thing on earth that will make
an old furnished tin pan or rusty ket-
tie shine as bright as new. And by the
use of Sapolio it is the quickest and
easiest thing in the world to keep every
utensilin high state Of polish. l5l&w
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sALE-AT A BARGAIN-THAT COM
10 suburban residence of 5 acres, "a
from the city on the Horn Lake road;
as the jacob PLACE: dwelling OF II
with all modern improvements. and all
nveniences and comforts, out-ho1ses,
choice fruits, etc. Terms easy. little
/, SWAYNE & COLMAN,
I. 1TS Main street.
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They are experimenting with female
horse car conductors in Savannah.
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BOARD.

,eD-FAMILY ROOMS. SINGLE OR
sts, with board; also table board at
~ sfreet 144-155
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sALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND
4. house contains six large rooms, pan
/ closets, large hall and pOrches front
an, the house new and In good order;
2Si feet to an alley, situated st corner
ndo road and Wellington. street, imme-
! on line of street railroad. TeERs easy :
~ E.P. F0NTAINE,
= No Q Xest Court street.
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sALE-A NO. j SECONDHAND
ain rockaway. in good order, with
nd sh ats and new single harness. APP
Fclipse Stable, No. 10 Monroe street.r
NJ. @. COSTELLO.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Lawyers.

AVE FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
be blank aoticos % take dispositions,
ted instructions 10 the officer taking
!. also blank captions and certi1-
lot
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the RIvERs AND WEATHER.

Aho tV'siAho III hhc hA'Vi SPfSe'e~ $3.50
city continues slowly, and the level OF
the water now is less than nine feet
above zero on the government gauge.
The Channel depth to Cairo has cut out
to nearly eight feet, and six feet is the
depth above there to st. Louis. The
upper Mississippi is stationary, except
at st. Paul, where a sapid decline is
noted. The Missouri has a four feet
channel depth all the way TO Omaha,
and the Illinois but two feet. The swell
in the upper Ohio let out something over
3.OeO,OOO bushels Of coal, and will give
depth of seven feet to Louisville. The
Arkansas is cutting out every day, and
has nearly three feet to Little Rock.
White river has all of four feet to Jack
sonpOrt, and is stationary. All the other
lower streams are falling. The weather
continues clear and pleasant.
BUSINESS.
The Nashville got away on Saturday
night for the Ohio with 927 bales Of cot
ton, 60 bales of rags and 20 tons scrap
iron. Yesterdays arrivals we're limited
to three: the Phil Allin, with Ia bales Of
cotton, 662 sacks of seed; the Colorado,
from Vicksburg 10 st. Louis, with a light
trip, and the Glencoe, from New Orleans
TO st. Louis, with 300 tons of sugar and
$50 tons Of miscellaneous freight. To
days arrivals we're the George w. Cheek,
from Napoleon, with 81 bales cotton and
500 sacks seed. The Carrie V. Kountz
passed down deeply laden at s am, but
did not land.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
For WHITE RIvER-The City ofAugus-
Ia will enter the White river trade On
Saturday next, leaving here at pm. on
that day.
For VICKsBURG-0neo of the most pop
ular boats of the Anchor Line, the fine
steamer Julia, is to.days packet for
Vicksburg. Aside from being first
class boat, with frst-class aceommoda-
tons, she is differed by some of the
cleverest gentlemen on the river.
Captain w. H. Blake commands, and
John f. Blake is chief purser The
Julia leave s at six o'clock this evening.
For ST.. LoUIs-The Belle Memphis,
Captain Crane, departs at five o'clock
this afternoon for Cairo and St. Louis.
Billy Blenker, her able and active Sec
rotary, will be found at his post Of duty,
to assign to each passenger comforta
BILE room, and the ever watchful Com
mander Crane will see that the boat
" doesn't touch bar nor wet spar"
but will land you at your destination in
short order.
For New ORLEANs.-The large and
magnificent floating palace, Great Re-
public, viii leave for New Orleans this
day at four pm. Captain VIM. Thor
wegan commands, and Phil Young pre-
sides in the Office. The Republic is
now on her first trip down after being
thoroughly overhauled, reprinted inside
and out, and refurnished, making her
the finest steamer that floats the Missis-
sippi. She will be found at the big red
wharfboat at the hour named, and will
leave at that time.
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gALE-HORSES- SEVERAL GOOD
Ny ' HALL & CO.,
DeSoto Stable, SIS Union street.
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Buy your weed from C. H. johnson,
III Poplar street, near Fourth 1857
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Daily report Of tho stage Of water and the
changes during the twenty -four hours ending
10 noon ta-daVs
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sALE-A LOT WITH DOUBLE TEN
lert house on it, on the nortneast COZ
Vance and Cynthia streets, ironuFs ~
has four rooms and servant s house.
n lot an corner Of Mari and Manassas
!. fronting IS feet on Mari by ASA on
sas street. For terms apply to-
JOHN W. JEFFERSON,
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1000 Tons Grand Tower Coal
For Immediate delivery,

At Sc per ton, delivered anywhere in
the city limits, or IS 25 per ton at the
boat, foot of Poplar street. Terms
cash. 6
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eBelow bench mark.
tBelow high water OF 1871. 80
Blank (......l Indicates no reports cipher Ol
stationary; ~ rising.
lOmeiAll s. w. RHODE,
Observer SiRial Service. u. B. A.
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LIVERPOOL. August Is; p'm.-Cotton opens
easier but not quotably lower. Uplsnds. SD;
Orleans. Esd.
p.m.-Cotton is quiet and steady. Up
lands, SD; Orleans. ed. Sales, 1000. Of
which 200 were for export and speoulatlon.
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sALE-MY TWo-SToRY BRICK
relIing on fernando road, convenient to
f9 DR.. W. D. HALL. So Beal st.
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FOR SALE.

SALE OR FXOHANeE-PLEAsANT
ttafc on Exchange street extended
and healthy. ooo Mt; -
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R RENT-STORE HOUSE NO. "a BEAL
Ireet. near Second. Also. residence No.
leans street, near Poplar. Apply to
Ia 3iS Main street.
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1 RENT STORE NO. 80 BEAL ST.
esidence No. SO Madison street, suitable
,arding house. Apply to
4 Vincent Block.
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A 9ENT-DwELLING NO. 1853 SECOND
| EDo. y.P R9piHE HAMMOND 4 & JORDAN. \
80 Second street.
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III RENT-A BRICK COTTAGE OF FIVE
rooms on Tate street, south Of Vance. APP
|o JESSE NJ TATE, -
I-l49 Corner Orleans and Tate SITS.
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In RENT A Two-sTORY FRAME
house, seven rooms. on Main street be-
IN Broadway and Caroline streets. Fort
|ering. Inquire at No. 1855 Poplar street.
LAS
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-fiAJE MAGISTRATES BLANh5
T,'ssissippi and Tennessee. A general
ke 1t on hand ard for sale cheap at
TFnN NOW SELLING FINE
~ 49,, - 4. lian monuments, t0mos,
rec !. -, ~ III T.. ,ds Of cemetery work,
es' '"u q" ribs hls MAYDWELLt
so,1n;o1 s ~ Second and Third.
kLE-ATT THIS Off vi w dhe.5s a.
at 50 cents per 100. soo5 ID nut
< paper you can get. ana SO-f
ur carr .et.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.

MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OYF1cE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. August Is. lS73.I
following are the quotations for local
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4 RENT-NO. 1l9 COURT STREET.
Possession given immediately. Apply to
n GnnnLETC q CO.. 2S2 Front st.
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RENT-T0 A GOOD TENANT. UPPER
,org over 3l715 Main street. 1881
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)R RENT-FROM SEPTEMBER l. THE
Office formerly occupied by A. S. Walcott,
Ter Front and Madison streets, up stairs.
81 f. FRANsIoLI.
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FOR RENT.

BIZ RENT-DWELLING HOUSE NO. li9
Mosby street. Possession given immedi-
IN. Apply at 32l Front street. 1880
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COTTON.

Receipts and shipments of cotton since last
Friday evening at all United States ports COM
pare as follows with the previous year;
1873 1872
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IA RENT--SUMMBR RESIDENCE > A
hrgo and commodious residence on Man.
s and Hawley streets, 10 yards north OF
|.rminus of the Poplar street cars; seven
Furnished rooms. fine cistern, plenty
{de trees, etc The owner will be absent
bout three months. and win give imme-
4 poesessi0n Mt $50 per month. Apply at
~ Office of Brown & Hill. IS Madison st.
" =" Hot
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LARGE and cOmmodiOus, cool and pleas
IA FOR rent during the summer months,
hool exhibitions, lectures and entertain
~" GREENLAW 4 AM0NETT,
or to G. W. MURPHY.
IL Madison street.
/ RENT : COTTAGES, OFFICES.
and one store room on
street. Apply to
MoRAB. MYERS & SNEED,
279% Main street. up stairs.
, 1873-05-19
Burning Of Several Of the e., B.,
& @. Car Shops at
Aurora. :>-~ -
4 Number Of Passenger, Mail, and
i; Freight Cars Destroyed. - ::
A Large. and Valuable Lumber-Pile En-
:. :, tire1y Consumed. :. =.
Loss Estimated at $25O,0OO.

Special Dspatch to the Chicago tribune
AURORA, ILL.,, May 18.-At 1.90 to-day fire was
discovered in the north end Of the roof al
the paint-shops Of the car-works OF the Chicago,
Burlington d Quincy Railroad. In an incredibly
short space Of time the entire structure, a
wooden building some 260 feet in length, vaa
destroyed. The flames speedily communicated
to; the 1umber-yard, which contained an
immense amount Of lumber, the
whole Of which was speedily encircled
With flames. In the meantime, the fire alarm
had brought the fire department and thousands
to the scene, and all united in endeavoring to
stay the spread Of the fire to the adjacent coach,
carpenter, and machine shops, storehouse and
blacksmith shop series OF wooden buildings
averaging about $50 feet in length, and situated
within thirty feet Of the burning paint shop.
All attempts, however, proved futile, and by 8
storebouso, the blacksmith shops, and several
contingent Offices we're totally destroyed,
together with the greater part OK
their contents, the small tools and few Of the
Ii the paint show were two Pullman coaches, the
Kansas City and St: Joseph, and the 1nterna-
tlonal, another Pullman, WAS on the outside
without trucks: AL were destroyed. There
we're also five passenger coaches, three new
freight and two mail and express cars destroyed
in the buildings. Eight loaded frnight cars, =
portion Of d train for the West, standing on q
side track, we're also consumed.
The stock Of lumber Was probably the largest
and most valuable in the State, and ia by far the
hardwood and clear pine, the selection OF the
last five years.
The buildings destroyed we're the original
wooden ones, none OF the new stone buildings
constructed in 3 thoroughly. f1e-proof manner
Of the most eDproved and modern make and ex-
, 1873-05-19
FORElCN...
Confirmation of the Report Of
:: the Capture Of Khiva.
Proposed Annexation Of Khiva and
B0khara to Russia.
The Financial Panic in Austria
Considerably Abated.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
:PAA1s, Mty 18.-The President has appointed
Mr. Casimer Perier: Minister OF the 1nterier II.
Tourton, Minister OF Public Worship: NJ. Ber-
anger, Minister OF Public Works, and n. Wad-
dington, Minis ter OF Public instruction. The
other Minist ers are unchanged.
1t is expected that on tho meeting Of the As
eembly u. Perier will move postponement Of
all debate on questions Of general policy until
the territory is evacuated by the Germans.
The Messenger de Paris thinks the President
has como victorious out OF tho crisis, and that
with Ministry formed Of, or. resting upon the
Left Centre he may expect to see calm restored
The Monarchists are dissatisfied; with the ap-
pointment Of H. Perier. '~.-
At a meeting Of members OF the Right yester-
day, speeches were made appealing to the Assem-
bly, to net with energy, and rescue France from
Radicalism- 1t was resolved that the first buai-
ness to come before the Assembly would be =
demand for An explanation Of the policy Of the
new Cabinet; tnat, ii this should prove un-
satisfactory, then effort will be made to force
the Ministers to reaign, and. finally, that the
party will not hesitate to overthrow President
Theirs, il he refuses to renounce his trimming
policy.
PAa1s, May 1s.-The programme Of the new
Ministry is to organize Republic by the enact
ment Of conservative laws, and wholly reject
the Radical plans.