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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-15
UNDoURrEp KrKLrX.
crime iU Houston, Texas.

Houston, September 9.-Four prison.
es broke Jail here to-day. Tue taller
was about entering their cell, when
they pOu1ced upon him, knocking him
down, taking his keys from him, and
making their escape. Two Of them
were recaptured, and the other two, it
il now thought, are cOrBered. The Do
lice are on the lookout for them. The
two that are still missing are horse
thieves.
i have just received information
from Hesrne that man named Wash
Powell had shot and killed two brothers
named johnson, at that place, this
evening. They met IN the road near
the edge Of the town and had a few
words, when Powell drew a revolver
and shot the Johnsons dead, and made
his escape. Six men are out now scour-
ing the country for him. The mayor
has taken every precsution to secure
P5welps arrest. Ben johnson owns 3
pace near Hearne, and his brother was
paying him a visit, having only arrived
this morning -GdlUsstOn Commercial.
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We give to-day, on our second page,
the letter Of Colonel Enoch Ensley, on
tle tax question, addressed to Governor
Brown, aud which has attracted 50
much attention throughout the State.
We commend a careful perusal Of
il to all classes Of our readers, our
merchants and bankers specially. 1t is
written in their behalf and chiefly for
their benefit, but it viii also interest the
farmer and real estate dealer, who viii
find in it much food for reflection. It is
q very important, as it is a carefully pre-
pared and thoughtful document, and
must command attention. Just at this
junc-ure, when the people of Memphis
are preparing for a fresh start in the
race Of progress, it behooves them to
give the subject so ably discussed in this
letter a thorough examination, that they
may be prepared to understand it when
it becomes a question Of State policy
and takes form in the legislature in a
measure demanding the consent Of that
body as law.
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SERIOUS CHARGES.
A Railroad Engineer Charged with At.
tempting to Cause Smash-up-
EillalROus, IL True.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, September l4.-At-
torney-General Pond last night received
a letter from a passenger going west
over the Cleveland, Mount Vernon and
Columbus railroad, stating that while
crossing the track OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road at Mount Vernon, the engi-
neer Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
made a deliberate and malicious attempt
to run into the frst-named train, and
only missed the rear car by about ten
feet. The conductor Of the Baltimore
and Ohio train denies the story, and de-
clares that the engineer OF the other train
is the one who violated the law requir-
ing trains to stop at crossings. The Bal
timore and Ohio authorities have or
dered their men Off duty until the affair
can be fully investigated. The attOr-
general will take cognizance Of the
matter, and prosecute the guilty parties.
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DIED.

SPEED-In this city, at his residence, No.
100 Court street, on the 18th inst, in the nfty-
first year OF his age, JOHN II. SPEED. Hen
dersOn (Ky) and Macon (Ga.) papers pleaes
cOpy.l
The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from Calvary
Church, this (MoNDAY) afternoon at three
O'Clock. Services by Rev. DR.. White. Car
risges In attendance at the residence and at
the church.
FLATLEY-On the 18th inst, at 7:S0 p.rn,,
Mrs. LIZZIE FLATLEY, beloved wife OF John
Flatley, aged twenty-five years.
Funeral from the residence, corner DeSoto
and Clay streets, this CNoSDAY0 afternoon
at three O'Clock. Friends Of the family, and
those Of J. B. McDermott, are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
SHANDLEY-At The residence OF his
brother-in-lsw, Harvey McNeeley, in this
city, at half-past eleven O'Clock last Sunday
night, Captain NIKE SHAsDLEY, after a shori
illness.
Friends aad acquAintances OF deceased and
his family are invited 70 attend the funeral
this (MoNDAYl afternoon al three o'clock
from the residence Of Harvey McNeeley, OF
Winchester avenue, north Of the Memphis
and Louisville railroad.
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More Of the Marine Disasters

HALIFAX, September l4-Additional
particulars Of the recent disastrous gale
are being received. A Brooklyn schoon-
er went down of Madaglen island. All
on board twelve in number) were lost.
The bodies Of the officers and crew OF the
brig Ellen were found in a Lorick coal
laden schooner, and FIVE other persons
on board went down off DEVILS island
The ship Scotia, laden with pine, is
ashore at Port Rich, and the wreckers
are apparently endeavoring 10 do all
damage possible. They threaten to kill
the crew Of the government schooner
guarding TIE vessel. Bodies are washed
no daily on the beach
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Horrible Murder

A eolored woman on the Locust Hill
place, near Fort Adams, deliberately
murdered another cOlOTed woman on the
same place On last Monday. The muir
dered woman left a child only two
days old. The instrument Of death was
a navy-six, the ball entering the abdO-
nen, and causing death in short time.
Cause jealousy. The murderess is now
ia Jail awaiting trial before the next
circuit court WoOdUilLe (lNiss.) Sen
ffgcl
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Indiana POIIfics.

TERRE HAUTE, September l4-The
daily Express newspaper has the fol-
lowing special in relation to Hon. G.. w.
Julian's Rockville speech:
"About one hundred persons listened
to Mr.. Julian's speech. He read from
manuscript; subject: NeaO Trials OF
american Democracy. The points dis
cussed were the interest between the
people and monopoly, including rah-
road manufactures and banks; the evil
influence Of large cities; the financial
and political tendency Of administration
toward Capitalization, and the political
degeueraey Of the times. He said that
the remedy is an abandonment of the
old party and the formation of a new
party, to include all farmers and work.
ingmen, and that the only relief is in the
organization and legislation. The
speech evoked no enthusiasm"
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Politics in 81. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, September 1S.-Edwart
Quenlaven has declined the Democratic
nomination for city comptroller, and
short meeting tonight, adjourned
without nominating or recommending 8
candidate. The Republican city anC
county committee, at a meeting to
night, resolved not to nominate candi.
date. Captain Samuel Pepper, Mr.
Quenlaven's most formidable competitol
before the Democratic convention, viii
run as an independent candidate, anC
Will have no opposition. The election
viii take place next Tuesday.
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Suicide.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, September IA
This city was much startled this morn
ing by report tnat the city clerk bad
committed suicide by hanging himself,
between the hours Of one and two
o'clock in the morning. Mr.. Freeman
has had domestic difficulties Of seriou.
nature for the past few weeks, which
fiually ended in an application for o
divorce from dis wife
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-15

The Radical reform administration,
which was installed in power in New
York city last spring, seems to have
been anything but a success in reducing
the debt Of that city. On the contrary
the New York World saws, that under
the so-ealled reform government the
debt is increasing at an alarming rate,
The eomptroller's monthly statements
exhibit the steady growth Of the debt.
as follOWs:
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4, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER is, 1873.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

ViHE stated convocation OF Mem q
IL phls Royal Arch Chapter, No. 50, why
ramber 18th, at s O'Clock, for dispatch oi
business.
All Companions are fraternally invited.
W. 3. MATTHEWS, NJ. e. II. p.
u. w. EHEI.TnN. .Eacrafnrr- senlI
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
THEFAx QUEATI0R.

The Daily Appeal nns larger eircu-
IatIOn than All the ether Memphis daily
r.auerg eouuhfurd
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DISSOLUTION.

17HE firm OF REID q BRO. was dissolved
i September l, 1873, by mutual consent, W
L. REL d having disposed OF his entire interest
IN said nrm TO L. p. REID, who assumes all
liabilities and Is alone authorized TO collect
the outstanding debts due the firm.
Z. P. REID.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,
ETIQUETTE AND DEPORTMENT,
Taught at the Bennett Institute.

DBE Glass opens on next WEDNESDAY.
/ 10TH INST, st O'clocs. Young Ladies'
and Gents GLASS, Tuesday and Thursday even
ings at ~ o'clock, ny the best teacher in the
South. MRS. DEGRAY BENNETT,
sepl2 . S8l Main street.
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We have taken some pains during the
past week to ascertain the sentiments Of
the Conservative press of the State on
/ the subject of nominating ticket at the
Meridian convention, with the follow
! ing result:
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THE KENTUCKY KUKLUX.
Particulars OF the Escape OF Razor,
HOskinS and WalslOn, the Chiefs
OF the Gang.
The Jailer's Statement-The People Of
Owen County Very Much Ex.
cited-AH Investigation
Needed.

# AAhlA me Aoll4eI-d Ourual.|
OeEN COUNTY, Ky, September IL
Sunday last, following the arrest and
confinement in tn Owenten Jail OF Blu.
ford Woods, Joe Clark, ESQ, the eff.
cient deputy sheriff Of this county.
assisted by several citizens, crossed the
Kentucky river into Henry county and
arrested Bill Razor, Jim HoskiRs and
William Nalstou, charged with partici-
patton IN several Of the recent outraRes.
These men all 1--we in or near Lockport.
aud were apparently unsuspicious OF the
officers approach until arrested. They
were taken 70 Owenton the evening Of
the same day, and lodged in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

Boat RACE AT WAsHINGToN.-Thc four
oar shell race between the Chesapeake Club,
of Norfolk, Va, and the Analostan, Of Wash
ington, came off yesterday, at 6 O'CLOCK, in the
presence OF about 4, 900 persons, on the Poto-
mac river, near the Aqueduct bridge. The
start was made from the boat house Of the Ana
lostan Club, and the boats proceeded to
a stake-boat anchored one and a-half mile
down the river, which they rounded aud re-
turn to the starting point. At the start both
boats seemed to keep we'll together, but before
they had progressed very far it was evident that
the Analostans were losing ground and speed,
and that the endurance of the Norfolk crew
would certainly win the race for them The
run to the stakc-boat was made in ten minutes
by the Chcsapeakes and the return IN eleven
minutes, beating the Aualostans, who though
they gained little in turning the stake boat,
gave the race up when they found that they
were to be beaten about six lengths, amid the
cheers of the assembled crowds on the banks,
boats and bridge. Hundreds Of small boats
were then pulled out in the stream and an
aquatic carnival followed, hunds eds taking part.
The Long Bridge from which the race was
visible, was crowded with spectators.
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lAsiiasn Gutrag cs-Ghoiera-Fata1 Al.
fray.

ST. Louis, June 5.-On Saturday last a
small party Of Usage Indians attacked some
heTlsmcn on tho New Ellsworth trail. in Kan
sas, and killed and scalped man named Cham
Jera.
The reports which have gained circulation
that the cholera prevails in this city, are entire
~ untrue.
On Saturday last Patrick Mcnamara, boss
III stone quarry, near Bonneville. discharged
three uIcu nam~d Tom Graney, Joe Mason and
Pat Murphy These men were lmme-
di,tcly hired by another boss named O'Noil,
wlricn fact was reported by McNamaraa
to tie chief engineer Of the works and
y Neil ard the three men were dismissed.
On Saturday evening O'Neil and the dis
charge, man assaulted Mcnamara and beat him
badly In the melee Mcnamara shot and in,
sfar;ly Killed Grancy and mortally wounded
Mason Mcnamara gave himself up to the
;.uti.nri.ics AMI was discharged on the ground
;hat the homicide was .justifiable.
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The III arRets.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Stocks dull. Gold
steady at is. Money sac. Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and droop,
ing.
BALTIMORE, juno 5.-Va. 6s, old, 37s; do.
consolidated, 54a. w. Vas lOl bid to-day.
Cotton quiet and steady; low middlings LII.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat weak and
lower; white choice lS5al90; choice amber lS5
al9O; good to prime red 170alS0; common to
fair do. 15OalG0; red Western l65al70; West
ern spring l50al65 Corn steady; white South
crn y; yellow DO. 62aG3 mixed Western So.
Oats dull, weak and lower; Southern 47a49;
Western mixed nominal; do white 49, Rye
quiet and steady and unchanged. Hay un-
changed Provisions quiet. Western butter
steady and unchanged
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EfT Green 81 SaiHc,

Real Estate Agents and AuctlonccrS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA A.
" BILE REAL ESrATE-By virtue Of q de-
cree OF the Circuit Court CT Ac:;!.ndri county,
Va, rendered at November term, 1865, in the
suit OF The Potomac Building Association, pt H.,
vs. Jesse Woodward md others ccicndant;, the
undersigned, Commissioned, therein nnn"t, VIII
proceed 20 sell, by public auction, on Ill u.s.
DAY the l0ih day Of July, 1871, N II O'Clock
m. in from: Of the New Market House, on hoy
al street, in the city of Alexandria, the following
described REAL ESTATE, in the city OF Alex
andria
No. 1-Georgc ". Davis TWO-STOaY 80
FRAME HOUSE and LOT, OH the south gu: :aa
side of Queen street, between Alfred aud Pat
rick, Is feet inches BY 100 feet; beginning l02
IN No. %e 2G y IL b. Malls TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, containing nbou. % acres, being
the land Of which Francis lIamcrsicy died :e:z~
cd, and which WAS conveyed to VIM. Is. Nails
by YIN. Hamers'ey and james tiamerS.cy WIN
Eliza, his wife, BY deed dated the l7th OF July,
1865, lying about 3! miles from the city OF Alex
andria, on the Telegraph road.
No. 3-W. B. NaIls' TIIREE-STORIr z4
FRAME HOUSE and LOT, on tho west s4::ydt
side Of Fnyettc street, between King and Cam
eron, 20 feet by 50 feet deep, beginning II feet
inches south of Cameron street. with right OF
way over o 10 feet alley.
No. 4-Margaret Rsiferty's TEN EalENf 80,
and LOT. on the west side Of Royal street, sa:aa
% feet by 1913 feet inches, beginning l3l fee.
inches south of Wilkes street.
No 5--John Summers LOT and IN ~,
PROVEMENTS, on the west side Of Pitt a a:a
street, between King and Prince 1T #. ! ill., IN
depth by 81 feet inchcs-Coach Factory.
No ,6s.M@ry Q. Sullivan's LOI, Il, on the south
side of Franklin street, al the middle oil squ:rc,
bet. Water and Fairfax, Is # by 90 feet deep
vacant lot.
No. 7-Chas B. Shirlcy's one undivided -
half of q TWO STORY FRAME Dwell EEa
LING and LOT, on the east side of Washing
ton street, between King end Prince, next TO
the Church, 70 It. by l23 #. in deep, beginning
1856 feet inches south of King.
No. S-Eiza L. Vanc's LOT, on the east sido
of Columbus street, between Princes and Queen,
II it. in. by So #. in deep, beginning NJ feet
inches south Of Princess street.
A. more particular description of the property
will be given on the day Of sale.
Terms one-tenth of the purchase money to
stnilmcnts of s, II and Is months; the bonds Of
the purchaser, with good security, and bearing
interest, to be taken Tor the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until they arc paid.
jc 5-w.s G. w. WATTLES, Comn'r
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EECrsGN Stiles.
asv dSrpsrs IL Wise.

lReal Estate gents and Auctionoora.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL E3-
~ TATE-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, Va, rendered a:
others, plaintiffs, VS.. The Mechanical Building
Association, the undersigned, Commissioner,
therein named, will sell, on THURSDAY, July
the 10th, 1873, ut II o'clock M, in front OF the
New Market House, on Royal street, in the city
Dc described a!iaSq REA L EEs sT ''l' ~
No. IL. u. Harrison's LOT, on the west side
of Fayettc street, between King and Cameron,
10 tt. by 50 it. to 10 it. alley, ll9 feet north OF
the middle of the square; subject to rent
charge Of ST, payable on first July.
No 2-R. E. Buchanan's TWO-STORY ess
BRICK DWELLING and LOT, on the TX
west side of Washington ST., between King and
Cameron, S. feet north of King street, running
66 f. S! in. deep to an alley ) it. wdei then
south "A it.; then east ID IT. i in; then south
IT,; then cast 30 it. =! in; then north IL II. TO
alcy-ground rea:. "
no. 3--Hush Lntham's LOT OF GROUND,
on Fairfax street. between King and Prince, 81
#. in. by 125 it. . in.
No. 4.Hugh La:han's TWo-SToEI -
BRICK DWELLING and LOT on Water III
street. between King and Prince, Y IT, .! IN. ~
l23 It. in. Also another LOT, on Water st.,
between King and Prince, it. by 81 It. 10 tie
line formerly Riddle Il Dalcs', with improve
mcnts.
No. 5--Caicb L. Richards LOT ard TWO 81
STORY FRAMEDWELLIN Nc, or GROUND ;;s s;S:
rent on the east side OF Payne street, between
King nnd Cameron, Is f. by 50 It. 10 Il IL It.
alley.
No. G-Jno Summers LOT and COACH -.
FACTORY, on the west side OF Pitt street, Ill
between King and Prince, 81 It. 6 in. on Fit ny
III f. Ii in deep.
No. 7-AnGrow w Eastlacl<'s TWO. ~
STORY FRAME d ELLING and Let, JILL E:ii
on tho north side Of Queen street. between
Royal and Fairfax, % II. in. BY S. Il. in, lli
feet y inches north OF Fairfax street.
No. 8--Kichard ". Eobinson's TWO co-y
STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT on the E..::l
south side of Queen street, bet Alfred and Pat
rick II It. by 100 f. deep to an Gllcy IS #. wide.
No. 9--Kichard w. Eobinson's LOT, or the
south side of Queen street, adjoining lot above
mentioned ~ It. > in. by S feet in No house.
A moro particular description OF TIC property
will be given on the day Of sale
Terms: One-tenth Of the purchase money 10
be paid in cash, and the residue in Il, i and Is
! months; the bonds Of the purchaser, with good
security bearing interest from the DIZZY OF sale,
to be taken for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained until tho entire purchase
money is paid
jc 5-wts c. W. WATTLES, Com:nr.
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4lUfSlNS.

SAN Francisco, June 1.-The following
dispatch was sent to-day from Salem, Oregon,
to the Secretary Of War at Washington: In
regard to the outlaws now in the custody OF the
United States military authorities, l most re-
specially request that those now standing IN
dctcd in the Circuit Court Of jackson county,
Oregon, Tor the crime of murder, and who are
not amcnablc to military execution, be deliver
ed to the civil authorities Of this State for trial
and punishment. Ii they have legal defense
based either upon amnesty or denial Of guilt,
let the defense be pleaded before the proper
tribunal. i. /. GROVER,
(Signcd) Governor OF Oregon
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Eilaugssrsal eE' the Governor OF New
Hummelshine,.

CoNcoRD, N. H., June 5.-Gov. Straw was
inauguratcd and delivered his message to the
two Houses of the Legislature to-day. The
document gives clear exhibit of the affairs
of The State. The total revenue for the past
year was :42S. 4l2 total expenses, s4l5, AS +;
reduction OF the State debt during the year,
$4,000. The Governor says of the centennial
exposition, The occasion is one that can
not fail to enlist the whole American people in
It's favor. Every State should and undoubtcd-
~ will respond in a most enthusiastic manner
ant! there is every reason to believe that the
exposition will be the largest and finest ever
seen and most wonderful as an illustration of
the progress of the country during the first
century Of its existence.
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From New York.

New York, June By the falling Of a
portion OF a new frame house yesterday at
K"yport, n. j., two negroes were killed and
five others wounded.
The convcts Of the New Jersey State prison
REUSE to work for contractors until good food
i: furnished them,
The District Attorney says it is not true that
the grand jury had found indictments against
latc District Attorney Garvin and James 3.
Young or new Indictment against Tweed
An unusually large number Of spectators and
pleasure seekers have gone down the bay to
witness the yacht race. The bay is covered
with small crafts. The weather is fair and IA
vorabe. There is but little breeze however.
The weather is hot in the city
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LOCAL BREVETsES.

While the hostlcr of Mr.. r. L. Cropley, Of
Georgetown, was fastening the gate Of that
gentleman's stable, this morning, q stranger
jumped into the buggy that had been gotten
out, and drove off with it rapidly. Surprising
that he had como in this direction, Dir. Crop
ey came down here in search of him, after tcle-
graphing to the police, but when he reached
this city, received telegram stating that the
thief had been arrested in the 1st Ward IN
Washington.
Old Domionion Commandery Of knights
Templar, under command of Captain General
George r. Shinp, were drilled again last night
in the room Of the Commercial Exchange, IN
the presence of a large number Of spectators,
and went through the intricate evolutions with
remarkable skill and precision.
The office of the branch of the Frecdmen's
Bank IN this city, heretofore kept in the post
Office building, has been removed to the old
Alexandria Fire Insurance Company building,
on King street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph.
A man living in the Sd Ward drank, in a
grocery store above the Jail, yesterday, on q
wager, quart of whiskey, without removing
the tin measure, in which the liquor was drawn,
from his mouth and didn't die.
A colorcd woman named Emily Gibson, who
lived on OronOkO, between Fit and Royal
streets, was stricken with paralysis day or
two ago, and died before the physician, who
was sent for, reached her.
The youngest mother of the COW kind ever
before heard of in this locality, belongs to gen
tleman whose farm, is near this city. Though
only one year old she has fine calf.
It is said that the number of dogs not taxed
and on which no taxes are paid, has increased
lately very much in this CITY,
Another case Of smallpox, colored canal boat
man, living in house near the Princess street
colored Baptist Church, was reported this
morning.
The late mail this morning was caused by a
delay in the arrival in Washington ofthe train
from New York.
The steamer Pennsylvania which was char
tered to run between Georgetown and Analos-
ton Island has returned to this city.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
The ST. Johns Cadets.

HARPER S FERRY, June 4.-The Cadets of
ST. Johns Academy of Alexandria, who are
here on pleasure trip, paraded through the
town to-day, attracting general attention and
elisiting the concentrations of the citizens for
their sodicrly like bearing. The corps leave
for home to-day at l p. m. No accident
Of any kind has occurred to MARI the enjoy
mcut Of the trip, aud there was general ex-
pressed desire to remain longer, but marching
orders have been issued and this evening they
will leave, reaching here probably by 9
O'Clock tomorrow.