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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

oSpos April 2sll;1o %=CTnso: opened at s ioE mG s
lSs s Ten Por,es ss new Fyes 49, Ene Railway sa,sss ~
Iyy.pooI Anil 2-ll:3e m.-COtton opened qnei hoanR
unisd GA Mddng Orleans The sales Of the wees have been
az 90 bales including coo for export and 1000 on speea
s,c IN port including 1900 American he receipts o.
the week have been bales including % O American Actual
Iospos Ami 2-TalOv .oIsaa pere~t Refined Petroleum t
l5d per gallon. r,.u, =. ..s h,,,d IN
LiTerpool Including PIG Geo American ne y,
Wheat for The past days 5000 ora, 80" oil WHICH "e
American. wh..t AVER.
IIyKRrooL Apnl 25-2;G .. m-Breadstans hm "heA Aver
age California. H. SAL 10. Corn 21ls ..
25Rnench Rentes, 80 francs ~ cenu pes'
ospoS Aol a(p m-CoHso closed at so Tor money ana ,ne
account United States Pve1sen, bosds o'' sse i'o ''
Ten. Foruss 89i new Elves, 81. Bhe. tol
P.Rr April D-p m.Reucs eosed az Sot I'e ,,,, r,..As
IIyEKPooI April 2S mCoen elo-ed dal hiddng
sld Mdng Oresps sd the sAes Of the day have ben ~
Incndng 2Os and exports OF the sales % oses
a1.ncau SALES Of shipped from Savannah or Charleston
std deliverable por April Lard 81 Inc mais o
Manchester but hrm hsoepn OF 'H "
he past so including 800 ASerea@
Io,poy April 8-5 m--SugaI, snoat, 2oi d2oo
AsTvRsp ADri 23-p m.--Pstrolsam ~ rAnoa a. "a -.
Ioxpos, April 4-EFenng-5pinu Of iapshnhe' w. '"~'
IryrxpooL Apnl Eveans-cOver Seed .oStai spirits II"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
THE WATER FRONT.

WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS
RI, ORIGIN AND PLANS FOR BKNEFTTING THE CITY
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED - ATTITUDE
OF THE OUTGOING COMMISSIONERS THE DE-
PAYMENTS FUTURE.
nv the new Charter the Department of Docks will
macs into the hands Of three Commissioners, who
viii hold Office for term Of six years, and whose
annual salary win be $1,000 for the President and
q 600 for the other members Of the Board. Their
powers are to be the same those Of the existing
Commissioners, except that they are not to extend
the line of piers and bulkheads beyond the limits
now established by law If this means the lines of
the old piers and bulkheads or 10 other words the
snnung OF the extensive plans contemplated by the
cid Board. the power Of the Department for benefit
Ing the city WILL it is thought, be greatly curtailed
Central Park was very expensive investment, but
in the actual increase IN the value OF city
uroperty il has paid for itself. The proposed
sytem Of wide streets along the waterfronts and OF
extensive and substantial piers and bulkheads Will
be advantageous not exactly in the same direction
but it will be lasting benefit to commerce and an
improvement to the city; so that the investment OF
s9o.O00,O0O may be considered good one. And In
addition to this the docks of the city almost the
exclusive source of to the corporation aside
from taxes; and that such an improvement as the
one contemplated would vastly increase this reve-
nue. without unduly burdening pier occupants is
evident from the increase of revenue from the little
hat has been already done. There may be differ
ence of opinion as to the details of the work, but
that il rs an important aud imperative no large
minded person, acquainted with the circumstances,
can doubt. The new appointments and the policy
adopted will, therefore, be awaited with interest.
Meanwhile an outline of the policy which has been
kept in view since the organization of the Depart
ment and review of the labors of the Commits
toners whose term of service win end when the
lands of the Charter of 1870 run, will call atten
ton to the whole subject of the prospective i'm
movement of the waterfront of this city.
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The following arc the total receipts Of Cotton since Sept 1874
ClTTLB MARKET,

AIHAsY T. April 25-CArrLK-Msrke with ample sup
py good attendance buyers quality better than
that holders disposed ask advance which was not sc
corded and last weeks pces receipts sS cars
or Of 40 head that OF last week
some 10 LOCO pounds head ,nd we're
held at ale; from 81 ale there IL good demsnd
r working 5i07lc mh at S1S65 for common
70 good veal calves declined at safe
sHEKP sge and market droongj sales OF
tne wool sheep (unshoD at 6GSe do hOrn SG'ti yeahng
lambs. 7td5ic
BuyyAo Apr 25-rArrLE-Receps to-day, iseudng n ears
reported 10 any head making the total supply 100 the
week thus 7 5l against SIS cars or the same
time cattle In the market to make Quoaoe
arrivals through eonsgnmnti all stock me
yars shipped few odds and ends sales % neal
illinois steers ranging l015 TO Ian n, At 50 gso s ~
head Michigan steers sreragngl @ S. % 10 head rough Mis-
souri, steers averaging 26S 10 at 50 OH
AsB-Receipts TO-DAY, including the reported
weeks market closed heavy At
10 weeks closing prices all grades no 'es
held Western g0oed sheep, % ~~eo 81
Western clipped $50 Sc. according 10 quality. 40. -,
HoesReeps to-day including the reported srnyat ow nan
making the supply thus far mead against
% O head for most OF the s1va anu
oSiug buyers refuse TO purchase aenng
hat held proportion 10 prices he East or
West leaving shipping trade conned almost
wants OF local hntehers e
head Ohio hoes ranging l3 10 9 ID, az ebgTe % o heAd
Ohio sers averaging 200 NJ at IS 3d. Az head KENTUCKY nog
ranging from ia 70 liz TO- Of 10 TO-
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovDsscr T. April aPrut Cloths quiet but hrm at previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. APRIL d.

SATURDAY, AFRfL
Main, far Great Britain via QseenStow and LVsrpooy y
the steamship Baltic close at P m s9ppemen.,y a.. %
WAC Star Dock P.yona Ferry. Jersey City Will close AZ Lo m
STEAMSHIP sas q. o m, White Star Doci' Pa'onia F1T
Jersey City, u.u. r..s, n. n,snaA With
double postage. q. c..,h.uD,oo nd
p,sm.n hy The steamship Deutschland mails close at e. m NO
supplementary Steamship sails st2 n nom 'o0s Of iho']
direct German Prusn closed Mail sent bv this me
Mails for BY the steamship MAndngo Close All N eesn
shp sails at D. M from Pier No. IL s,.-
West BY steamship Cyoei Close M o'esnAnp
snIh AZ D. m from Pier No 20 --,,-..,
On May letters taken 70 the steamship ace5 'na
t.nD. will be received BY the eet In ehsge-
Mai for HALIFAX S. closed A. the hewfert r9sEVnoe every
ia, at 6 D. IN. and goes ~ Boston - -, n, u,
Mails Tor NewfOundsnSclose az the Post Vne eve f
dsy Al m Steamship from Portland Me- on sSurdA HeP
%. Due New York Friday step m ,,-. n,
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct vii
~ m snts he ha ounce each which must be prepaid
SUNDAY. APRIL "a
Am x.u. ,l... Al II ocIoei The Fostonee from
to a Ill.
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B.,t Acerins H.hsDe ,ser wTien Rio Jsner' says VIZ
coffee x,. 10 q, y..nn,, Cur.ess "a Ssya. With
skins, ko - 49,. u..,~ov4h NJ q 10 days sftA
ssr su,. Pr. cot. tBr) Gs "a George vis ssss . ~
sebr Caledonia (Brl, Taylor Wea'sor'n, y. D. '"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Yosr MOsnoH, Va, April 2-P'sd in for SAa"''s' ''f
SRS1sLx.s, April 2ssle steamship City Of Galveston How
Is oT w. . Anil asaed steamship city Of HOsoH Deer
ing, Galveston for New lorf
DISASTERS. ,,,
n, No.. MI. f,or gsp Francisco New Bedford before re
ported With cargo pat into Rio Jsneiro hAicn IT, afes
mAiutops, YARD ADD sailed 'gain Mach 20 SDs
rem San PraHcisoo. r,n, o...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EEU-rORk.,-. ....................ArhL H.
CLEARED.
Steamship (Brl MsKay Glasgow via Neville Heudeoen Bro.
Steamship Ellen Terry, saJsa sswbet1. C.. Murray fos
Co
steamship Beverly. Pierce, PailadelpmA
steamship A. @. Sinners. Wsren. Phlsdepha-
Ship John Harvey hrovn, nsbile, X. D. Hurbat Co. -
ship Pembroke Castle Dr HAaiiten Liverpool, Aorrns
Soma
Barb Addie AeAdsm Partridge, kstsnszs. Bret. soa Co
Freeman Dennis Abbots CAsrescn Bovd Hincksa.
Bark Psuine ter) Kruger Odessa for orders Tobias Co
BARK Tres Hsrmanos span Costa Barcesous Akesuna
Barb Pro,iasuta HosG wAhast sssaa Fsaeh Edye 90.
Barb Fresh Breese lBrb Could Antserp W. schmidt Co
BARK ssvo Moses lbrl Goaday. Hnnherg Beyd htesea
Barb Athlete (Br D. Goaday. Liverpool he, Boyd hneheo
Barb w. Anderson Brasdt Havana. James y MARI -
Bark kureks, Howsy. Hays for orders. y DeMsn %
Brg Thoa Turul. Thompson, haysssst u W =, A@sass
Big Principe tSpAn) Pug CsdiI Com Warehsass oemP.,J
Bug Carns W ymap' Coehrsn Havsss. ke, r back Co
Dekenon, Dekor>oR inaiAhss H's1s no"
sehr Joe Hooker. Eash, Gioucester
schr ssssaoas Baldwin. Lynn.
sehr @. v. Brown. Gedbsy .Proy,dehce
ARRIVED.
s.s.asAp Ch.rsstss Berry, CAAsss With nds~ and PsA b
Essu nsrp2 "
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THE LONG ISLAND MALPRACTICE CASE.

The proceedings in the Justh examination,
which have been pending during tho past three weeks
at Jaipaiea, L. L, resumed yesterday. With the
examination Of witnesses the prosecution closed,
when the defendants counsel moved for her discharge
upon the ground that evidence had been produced to
show that Mrs. Justh had committed m abortion on
herself. In support Of tho motion. Mr.. Hagner pro-
ceeded TO show that tho testimony Of Mrs Jones was
improbable and failed to show that oense had been
committed. He was followed by Ira schsner for the
prosecution and the argument concluded by John
d. Townsend OF New-York. The Justice, In rendering
his decision said that while he deeply sympa thized
with the defendant In her unfortunate position and did
not think there sufficient ground IN the 70 hold
her yet he thought that there matters that
needed explanation. and should therefore require the
defense 20 proceed with their proofs The then
adjourned until Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
DECIsIONS-APRIL Is.

Superioy Court-Special Term-By Judge Sedgwick.
The Huson and west Shore Co IA order setting ads
the nmnou, sboud be Kuche ag stzmme-Judgment o
an he demurrer with claimant amended
enn,tni Pny agt Dicknon-Moon denied behane ag Hart
,a.n % -Cri,r o. Wing notion Fitch agt OConnor 81 81
Order GRANTED FairfaI sg NewYork Central and Hudson k'er
r. r. Co
Cannon Pleas-Special Term-Bv Chief Justice
D.Iyperipe sgt for receiver granted In 'h
matter Of C. Y. Observation-Disclosures granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
COTTON MARKETN.

MONTGOMERY Aprl 2sCotion weak, Low Middlipss l6c;
retly-r,cn al baes pments $50 bales; stock-l5i3 6O29
bales; 1871 2'768 bales. :
Anal receipts bales; sales
400 b.Ie,: stocs is 900 bales =
sr Lous ApnI Coton dali; MJdHngs TflTte; hddDgs,
gdl8Ie receipts l12 bales; shipments 1JA bales
MxspHs Apni 2S-Cooa arn for good gades others
Low hdHuas l,dI7ic receipts 2f7 bales
stock J bses; ueekiJreeeipts 63i9 bales shipments, S
bah sales, 500 bales,
pHtIInxIpr,. Apr auis.; Midng lsl; weekly
net receipts Ils bales; gross. g. III bales. -
hiddings l3e receipts 635
bale,. ,hpm.nt y73 hale.
ALyEsroy Ami 2-Coon quiet Ordinary. l5dl5tc net
n,. 40 81. 100 hale, .iock So D3 veety-ue recspts
1876
oaIos, 20 - -. 4 h.,as ~ ~
~ onst IA rnsh,ped, Midd,ing, Isc
49, hsIes. 700
set receipts 19s2 paesi 90 .Si 800
ssoch sSs NC, 49, ia h eos.xls, e6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

Ga 500 san su ......... 6:5l Msos sets... 600
sss
s.,s, Boos.. Eoi shDd... TIA Hell Gate FerrI ga
yHfs pbv-P e.
s.nav goox go SEA Hell ests fsrrr.. e59
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
CALEEDARS-THIs DAT.
rS,rKn STATES DISTRICT CoURr-IS BASzRUPTCr.

STATES DISTRICT CouKT-lS BASAhoTCf
IaUolumtary Casa
ooo, Al ~, Runk.t 39gl ct al agt Manhattan
80 s,s.son 81 Al art Wilson Sewing Machine Co
''''''N ~ no - - 39a Harris ct al ayt Garorth.
oo,e ~ - Al at Wilson and al Hughes
''''' m, " 49, % 1901. johnson ct al Reemsn-
me. Punk and l0Gl. .Skdmore agt Bruyn
10, IT, SxarI ar, sing Co .Dowiney Fokeunng
PtIer foot' DoSAeL q s n. ~ "'"-'-'
Crook sgt Smith WV heh skH A
''o~ ''Ds 80 " 49, 1896. .Westervelt agt Westeryet
800 Murray sgt Muir. -, ana aho :, -, Mt.
Welt AFT Norman SOL hAn1ocA ~ A. 49, D"i''
1893. GalAer sgL The Guaranty anu Aho'
a.
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r r. tron Erhteep market belhbesd bdna
surrounding The v fenoe
a EARNINGS AND EXPENDITURES.
Tho following figures show the cost OF the Department
20 the city May 90 1870 the date when 1t opened s
books, to March 81, 1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

In the Court of Sessions, Brooklyn, yesterday.
Henry asbseaAer a. sentenced 70 mphson
neal Or spe Thoaa Mcbersot and Psti B,oaes robbery
No bs eutS ssnssssst psHissasT s u
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In stratum No. fresh water is frequently round, and
in boring at Pier 81 North River IL came rushing up
through tube with much force Besides THESE care
full bOTings about 1000 others have been made winch,
though OF less value, still important.
III. Tue Department has also put the Old piers ana
their management on a far better basis, placed them
under constant inspection and initiated better system
Of temporary piers. -. -, -
parment had done work in detail as follows to when
should be added the work done on new Pier NO N H.
WORK ON THE PIERS.
Eelc Bau on Easi Riusr.
Pier 33-i5nI35 feet
Pier l5 long By end and rs feet a. outer
6l-155riU feet -. =, m
Pier foot Of Twenty secondi29 feet By 70
Pier At feet with triangular bulkhead
Pier at Twenty fhht-lS 0I4O feet.
tsOuth side Of Thirty thrdst.-llST23 and W leet
Pier at Thirty third st-l85I+O feet
Pier and extended, ll1Ao iec
Pier at Port -hith- st-l0OI2S and - Feet
Pier at Ope-huudred-a ni1tbsL-9IjO and 90 feet
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miscellaneous.

John DWIGHT h Co.,
~ hanufacsarsrs Of
SALERATUS. SUPER-CARB SODA, &c.
Ne II oHshp. Es~Ieh
= NM BOTTLES SOLD in one month OF
C,OOO PrsL g. DsGRATHs E0BsTRuKNr for shssnstsn.
Eeas sprsns 9rxses all and PAas Assdds daily
seo EPess Dreyss end al Bleed dss.ss- cured b. Prof De
6RArHs RLkCTRIC sCR0fULA FLUID, al> lsdse
ton Debility Dp.ps sad LAYER and KIDNEY cared rrof
ahdv Depot Names cured u Scrsfsa Martin fsress u
',,sdns Asdv renpssa ssrss. ss. Asa.sv s.ssa seh
ssssd Depot los Pref Deahs Prspesasas Ia wAakAzssa
n, &py cV, ~ 1s0nATR ~ xsssAseesO - pvntsoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

Eu.r. r.m md spey unch.,z.d % sss whe.. 'g%is.
Cor. ar@ Ger. s1 % s .y ss .s lai n1s
y, s s e. s' S1 re- a sds
s Gs. sides p OLE rs1s .., $500 s s5.s
.. S .sls sS s:is s WHISKY SS. .:.$ sSsss
& Com Apr ,s ss s.$ssa ': s@s
ste Bacon vry sa Rs uDsnsnss S aS Wheat steady.
No S% 81 ~ slle Com steady sssi
ne h'1 Sc Ess i1s sT 20
1900 bSls Flour. 1850 sob bush Wheat. ~.
2Jcur dun a, 81 aya s 80 Tor Tssee
supply rood demand lair :. t5Sse quiet 81 Hay
S p ~ s snT Neat. ssr .. i't &C. S1 f sooes %
No. % S % Clear , F STS ' cr c aas s
~ @i Lard advancing Sc for aaei neTce ISc for ksg
ssfs @ % ss"Icls Sight premium
UswEso April 2sFOur stead, d,u.pd sales 500 SSs
b s Winter e 81 sTS 1. r. s,s % s%Ss .
Ss f%s Whit S..s ~ % e a Corn ~ aes .oS
81 r Boiled, IS Unboed p cs Mifess m
s' 1s" Ss sss ss r. s'ff "a iI
T9 1s e me, New I0 S Ss a S1av We Ree'"
PHL.PELrH April SCoysr Se.e cub a. $3.50 TmC sS
fsS I s. w sSS i s' ff fS 3
% s .s %. S9' . S s Il n AMBER
g,, 20 Assr e s5ss VIII. Re- G Ss ss s' S. ff S
s Asss ss0s 's fS i is;Is.%
e. s' As ii s ~ 'SS's l
81 hgher stesdy No MIed DC on
track; +5dRc Yellow White sacked Oats frner No. Jy0
track sscked Barley unchanged. Rye erm o1er-
hight he doing WHISKY Arm At SIC Pot g1ie, bat arm 2.
4ls 49, $40 rs Jme SO 81 August Dry Satd Meats held
nothing doing Bacon steady and sn for spot &c for Shoulder
loi0e for Sides uare deliveries eHer closing iregaar Clear
dlOlc June. Lard held 6rmer w.; sc
bid. higher Cattle active and Arm rersps,
era lax 1901 Reeeipt-30o bbs
Flour 1905 bash Wheat 500 bush Corn 1900 Suh Oats 500
bush Barley. l8)0 Hogs-
TOLEDO Apn 2-Pou In fair demand and srm Wheat active and
higher Extra White Michigan, ga No. White Mchisn 81 49,
Michigan spot 81 74G 81 Is; MAY 81 0Sl 7H June
81 1903 20 No. Amber Illinois. 81 81 No ! Red 81 we
deverV High Mixed spot t hast bali Of hS 6 June
4ste July 4ic August +si sici Low hIed, Ed45ie Oats
higher. No. l. Michigan. 4OGic
Coersee - s09si S. Receipts 900 bush Wheat u 600 bush
Corn bush Shpmen-Oo0 bush Wheat SsCo bush
Com. buAh.
WsSGroS N c., April 25-Sphts Turpenine steady t7e.
gosu qne Strained; rs 81 IS for
Tarpenune quiet - for Virgin Ia. 81 s.
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Dentlstrp.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ ia.isd snsshse q a,rea s.iss ga administer h
ace Ne 10 Cooper insutate
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ReIiaions Noiifes.

Association Hail. rtbirdst Pourh-syeserriee Of
song SABBATH BvRsISG O'Clock followed shs address
70 Young Hen b. Rev. J. Z. KINNARD 49,
Young Meas Prayer Meetings held THURSDAY and SATURDAY
evenings. 49,.
Bibe Class Sabbath afternoon conducted bJ DE
THOMSON.
Atkinson NJ. e. Charch S.folE,st near GnsS1PresehnE
SUNDAY April the Paor Rev. CHAs HAkklS mornni
Ing a. sSSSv che ~ sSa
deliver bis popular The Bnght SIDE Of LIE 10 e6y
Pn The Ge Club will be preses and sing before NE lee
ture. Tickets Is cents.
Anthem Memorial Church, vest o. siIth
Rev H. HBBBR NEWTON Rector-SerVees on sUSDAl o. ~
nd at course on Heroes o. W. bb
suject JosephA Of Dn" Choral service by Chsn 'Ia
chorus Of $40 children.
Alep-st M f. Church, between Rvipgon and Dtisusy -
Rev d. THOMPSON Pastor will preach At ~ 10 sps a.
seboo n. snd Young Peoples P.sIu heess
oelOci. free Strangers and others are paracs@v '
all made welcome.
Apollo Hail. Broadway AID Twshty-e me CaidreT'
Lyceam meets on SUNDAY 10 Confereao "a M ProL
BRITAIN a. 6aect. The Philosophy Of ia'Pra
ton"
Public Meeting in behalf BVangeheal Alliance sill be
held the Brick Church, Rhsye aud os
SUNDAY EVENING, April ~ at q oocs AifeSsss " sse Ae,
DR.. JOHN HALL, ANDERSON, and MURRAY The Paobe are
cordially invited to attend
All soas' Church. FoOhaye and TwenieshssTHUS;
DAY 27th inst lOi and e Rev. Dr. Ok'iLLh
DEWEY will preach. Seat ali free in the evening.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PRovpsscr April 15Pnnt Cloths quiet but urn Al p'e'0
pricea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
Brooklyn tabernacle.
REV. T. De WITT TALMAGE u. d., PASTOR

ACADEMY OF hUsIc-TO-MoRRow AND HBRBAFrE
the Brooklyn Tabernacle Congregation viii ooeupy e Academy
Music MORNING and EVENING at 100 and H. unu their hac
free. sobjeet morning; Shall the Bible Al
Christian Influences be Driven Public Schools :"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-08
Che sAtm Aailp appeal:
Presentation.

A very unexpected and pleasing little
ceremony occurred III the Senate, Thurs
day night. in the midst of the flow of
wit and fun that took place after 10
O'Clock, at which hour all business pos
sib!e ut this session of the Legislature
hal ben finished. Colonel Moore got
' up at his de- N.and made neat and
we'll timed address in presenting Mr.
1srssel Crawford, President pro tenn. with
an elegant gold watch and chain. bought
and engraved in San Francisco for him
at the expense of his constituency of
Ormsby county who felt and wished to
suitably acknowledge his excellent ser
vices as their representative. Colonel
Moore said !:
Mr.. President-I was Unexpectedly
called upon only a few minutes ago to
perform a mos. pleasing task; and ! re-
greet that my power of language is mad
equate to express the fullness of my
feelings ON tho occasion. l have in my
hand, sir, an expression of the regard
and approval in which your actions dur
this session Of the Legislature are held.
Tn: people whom you Immediately rep
resent, and who know you best, tender
you their thanks and commentator
for the fidelity. energy and honesty
of purpose which have characterized
your walk and conversation as the Legis-
lator Of their choice. Their feeling Is
warm and earnest. They do not desire
to tell you themselves in words how
gratifed they feel toward you for carry
ing out their wishes SO independently
and so WE'LL for words are easy and full
of fiattery; but they wish in silence to
speak the true sentiments of their hearts.
presents the watch and chain]. They
ask, sir. that you keep this i'll testimo-
Mai of their earnest admiration and
lasting gratitude.
When the enthusiastic applause with
which Col Moores speech was greeted
had subsidized, Mr. Crawford rose and
with mingled emotions Of gratitude and
just pride, he spoke beautifully IN reply
as follows, while all were silent and eager
to catch every word:
Senator Moore: Permit me to return
YOU my sincere acknowledgements, for
the very kind and hattering expressions
in regard to myself, and through yoA to
return my earnest thanks to the generous
constituency through whose favor | have
been honored with seat Ill this Senate.
for this beautiful testimonial of their APP
prevail and Endorsement OF my course as
one of their representatives in this
branch of our Legislature; and while l
fully realize that this compliment is far
beyond any merit in me-yet l accept
this beautiful gift as an earnest on their
part, that have endeavercd to discharge
my duties to them to the best Of my linn
tied ability.
l shall value this present as one of the
richest treasures that may become pos
sessed Of in life; and should | be spared
to an advanced age, AS look upon Its
dial, and being reminded that time with
ME is CROWN. shorter-and still shorter
the old heart will warm up with CRATE
full rtmembrances Of the noble and gen
er"us people of Ormsby county. And
sir, with grateful feelings toward th'
donors, and earnest wishes for your OWL
prosperity and happiness through life. i
return both to them and yourself my
sincere thanks.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-08

A RESOLUTION of thanks was offered to
the citizens Of Carson, by the Legislators
OF the Assembly, and was adopted! Some
members for fear Of dangerous ieglsla-
ton" did not vote, not having time to
canvass the matter thoroughly. ono
member said he would have to hear from
his constituency first. The compliment
| airy resolution was passed through SnAiP
| counting by o majority OF one.
q. S. BRANCH M1NT.-Following IN
the business transacted in the Branch
Mint during the month of February, 1873,
kindly furnished us by Mr.. Henry b.
Bostwick, Chief Clerk:
Gold, ounces. 81. Jas ,83o $ooO'ooa 20 20
Silver. ounces. .389 .O5l .O5 4oS'1|e y
Total ounces l19,l96,sA $1,0lA.2Sl a
Coinage and bars executed-value 81 .O01 ,592 Al
The Assembly among its last acts
passed q resolution thanking Mr.. Woods.
Chaplain, for his kindly manner, socia-
bility, etc., and especially for the brevity
his PRAYERS. Mr.. Woods deserves credit
in allthese particulars. He is good,
pious man, but he knows that short pray
ers are better than long ones always, ana
especially where they are not listened to-
Mr.. Francis V. DRAKE, Assemblyman
from Lander, took out license from
the Supreme Court, yesterday, to prac-
tice law in the Courts of this State. AS
member of the Legislature, Mr. Drake
has evinced an active, comprehensive
intellect, energy, faithfulness and I'M
improbable honesty. Success to him
in his profession.
CoRREcr1oN.-The word 'lost' at the
end of the Corbett Brothers relief bill
was put there by mistake for passed.
The majority of the Senate, after the
clear and manly calculation OF Mr..
Lockwood, found this claim to be far
and Just beyond a possibility OF DOUBT
and voted accordingly for its passage.
ARE WE TO HAVE A SHow?-1t was re-
ported here yesterday that Plpers
Troupe were coming here. He has not
notified us-as he commonly does when
he is comins-and we therefore can't
speak officially regarding the matter.