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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

poR sAvANNAH-Ia steamship sa. ss,gador Sept 2I-p'
FLANDERS and Wiz n,s Lama Allen and rHT .Sso
Ms Yournoy Mofe Mis-. Monroe srs Curtis and son UT,
Harrison Mss Pr9ddsr Mrs B. b. Ege John J. collins Mis- %
MIN sHR%4' ad k .1es j. lewis Geo wht:s
w v,s ana sAn' C. Pru5den MS Stevens
p r. W. " Monroe Potsdm Miss s,eI, Hart Miss Eugene
Scab Ms. Dunn Mrs j. McGrsh daughter Mr. Clark
uSb TsgTarI Dummon John Lewis Lloyd Irvine Mrs Mckee
num- Prof Bsss, Miss jamie Guh3 Mrs kGaoSTroN hr.
Angel Pry. nfni and Ms q SaAsr @ ' ~ NM
y Parta. Ps,ks' Asss James MN Ipborp p Az
thorp Charles b. Mapes W W. llumlhres. . Iueee a, n,
FOR SAVANNAH Ia 'toqnsAp hoacoftrg sept 49, BoS
ng.ion Jsmss puou and WIFE Hoist Wm Wade Mr. j. ~ Dep
pish Mrs NJ Cook NJ b. ToIeIs W. Ielr aas sae Lsn'
Mr, Wamoth Miss wsymoih. Mis- A. Smith H. w seaIe = H.
Wsd, Miss n Ferguson Miss T. Pergusou, A. Burhngsme Gee
Cas Mrs Bnringame Mics ssn'eI nh n, ~ m Vic NJ Re
R,uss On Ccok,en Chas Beckman Master Henry TAYLOR Mss
octavia TAYLOR, Miss Henrietta rlt.' s ~
POR LIvERPoOI-Is steamship Republic Sept 27-Mrs J.
HYATT Nm r. A. HAYES Henry B. Wilson. Thomss Watson ito
uIhm T. L. BOph, Maurice Aronsteis capt InoRis s' 'a
Jsme IN Richard nsle James Beae. b. Loomis H.
Sampson H. O. FISK Henry HOTes, Master H. C. HOWel MI"
P0R iVFRfooI~ia steamship anglia Sept 27Jame, Hos
WIN. Cameron VIM oglyie shrS{ @ ci SoR nrs,
siSc1 Rev sas Bailey d. D. and lady John snodgrass
FoR LIvBRP00I ,eGAg Egypt sept T h,- MO Eoy In
Nupm,p NJ Angle H. G. Mcneil, wife Two ehhren mishl ana
Dure, Mis- sinclair Mrs and Mis- Jenkins Mr. sheven ana child
Wright Nsv' Mt HYd s m nm ' HsTT Rex Rob Cole
man John W. Strickland wife two daughter scr ana nurse
ron JIvERPOoLIa seahP 16gss9,a sep cF,SSsn
SIR fbcs Dap T. Cutter B. H. Corey Chss G'seone Aben
Thomas Misses Dakn q Ps5'o6 M Nh, 9n. Ms I tTeo Nc.
Hayne j. H. Badger, A. Brigham Mss "phsd Ooyhe p uH
10Y 10y p ~ CLARKE. w. Law Thornton. John Alexander
Lawson, J. NJ. Todhuner Wm Hamilton
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

ppoN LIVERPOOL steamship City Of Chester Sept 27The
Rev g. w. Weldon. 4. Debnck, O. r. senvin 81 Long rfoL
NJ, go sdr Mis- Duncan Heath, T. H. Smith, y z Judson
Ms the Rev r. Amitage Miss Newa Miss r. Carshe MR.
Oaley and maid. Ieewes Mas Ca,se ana Iau n Ear r.
Alden Mrs shuloek A. g. Hunter, dy ana thee na'e G M
and sd, Cowen Mr. Ruon Mr. Renaut Lord Cnureh ao
adv The Hon Churchill and two servants Duncan X W.
sb x K Marine the w. McCaw Mr. Nicholson and lady A.
Jobnson j. Dae I. SEEDING T. x Seril C. W. Duane A. W.
Tyler Prescott Mr. Valentine ana ady MI feaiee ana s
v Hugbes sss Hiekey Mr.. Montgomery, lowell c; W.
savage Col Msnnsduke LADY, H. w Scuide j. H. Posk ~ de
ndg Grsun Col Buell. Mrs Dnnham and infant MI fanh Il
saunders W. Meet Mrs Breyoor Mrs Fsninand Mrs LowDe
and Idy Mr. Downey Brady Rev Brady Mrs Cassery
and two children Spies H. A. Johnson Rev 0Shea M
WIN Burgess j. Burgess and lady r. Ienn W. MORRISON Aboo
Frohiek Dr. and lady T. A. Cummns MI Markoe b.
Warug w. T. shannon lady and two sons and hld D. ~ ka"o
W. IT, Wright Baker lady and daughter Mrs Barkeloo' Mrs
Rawali M daughter Rev. J. Davis ~, g. nc ~ d
FROM LIvERPOoL-In steamship B1iGrd sept z6-h ~ ~
Beaey A. H. gaTesen T. D. Loughsmp, y SeWe1po' Dr. r
scathepi Scserd g. s. CaPenter W r. GVsas T. "
Rev G. Grafton Rev A. O. A Hal. j. g. Mino p T. Gawewtn
A. H. Tuttle l.. CIo W II. Carter r. Grsn r. IhIesher WIN
Newton W Ho~dsn M Campbell e. III i ramsi AM M WI
Satery, Miss A. Williams. ChayloI and Nle MIS- r. t,5 nu
dsugher GrhJsiol wife and iB0 fe & tuner W. w. Nm
Ella Col Miss Magensou Miss C. Fox Miss Ruth to S''e'
Iarea Msry sister Jessie Sister There's, r. R DaSnls \,
Strange daughters Chas ppneoit G. T. Fowler j.
Hsg Wilson Il Hendry Pastor p j. SNar VILE and infant
Jas ssbler Brodie wife j. T. Meats j. FTeehu PM
,n rsn and maid Miss Roth C. J. Bryant Pritchar and e
NJ, Az. TprDe, p HpBter ssd brotler A. Mrs
infant A. a. de Wietz VIM Mem ~ MoSbI9y a.
oBre3 B. Hertck v wagTer R,rI1 a' ''u "s' JAS
FROM SAVANNAH-In steamship Leo. Sept NV L. Walhour
wife child Mrs. H. g. Gifoe T. Carter and VIE r
W Lvnu, r. White HaokweL w II. White Jones Jas Foster
A. RObbils. Simon Hitler, H. d, Pope
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, Sept 20.
No Steamship Mails.


TUESDAY Sept 80.
Mails Havana and the West Indies bs the steamship Columbia
close Supplementary Mail for double letters and
printed matter closed the PostOce at 240 Steamship
sails at 8 ,. IN, from Pier No. 13 North River
WEDNESDAY. Orc. i.
Mails for Europe Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
Idaho At $3.50 m. Supplementary Mai for double
postage letters and printed matter closed at the Post Once IL
q. Steamship sails at IL NJ nom fief No. 40 NJ IL
A PfussIsn Closed Mail Is sent BY this line.
southampton and Bremen BY the steamship
letters and printed matter PosoGce l:l6
steamship sails at p from foot Of ThirdSt Hoboken
THURSDAY. OCT.
Plymouth CheTDourg and Hamburg
1880 a. N. Supplementary Mall Tor double
postage pnnted matter is closed at the Post Once at l:l5
p M Steamship Al from foot Of rbdst. HohOkea
and Nassau steamship City Of Merida, close
Al m Supplementary Mail for doubeposiage letters and
printed closed the PostOee at 2;sO Steamship sails
D. m from Pier No. IN. r.
Mails Tor Bermna By the steamship PERT close at III
Steamship sails at 3 ,. m. from Pier No. 81 n K
FRIDAY. OCT. 3.
Supplemental Mails the Havana steamsps dock are discontinued
Malls Newfoundland close at the he~io PostOmce eVerT day
Nal for IiaifaI n S. closed at tie POsoass every
lAy 8 m Boston
SATURDAY.. Der. a.
Mails FOR Great Britain and France wa Qoens'o"n ana Liverpool W
the esmshp Gselo close at IL b. Supplementary NAL Tor
dobbe-poge and printed matter closed the Post
at LAP Steamship sails at from White star poek Pa
Por closed Continental aud Bremen Mail SOUTHAMPTON and
Bremen By the steamship Main, close Of ~ NJ Supplementary Mail
doubepoge % aud printed matter closed AZ The
ll5 heamsbp sails at from foot OF Third ST. ho0oken
Direct German Prussian closed Mail this line.
Mss Tor France direct Bre and Hsvn steamship vile du
Havrc, Will close at ~ N. Steamship sb al IN, IRON Pier
MS for the Mail Wis stettn BY the steamship Humboldt
close at ~ NJ Steamship sails at from Pier foot Of Fourth st.
Mails Tor Panama Aspuwa the Central American Pa
ebc ports etc the steamship Acapulco, close Steam
aims Al ~ 81, from Pier No. az n. r.
Mails n Kingston and Ssvana bY the steamship Atlas close at
o. N. btsa.ship sails at from Pier No, ~ North kive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
The COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Panels of $50 jurors for each Of three weeks
have been by the Commissioner of Jurors for the
city Court Brookyn for each of fonr weeks for the
Court of Oyer and Termner 100 for each of three weeks
for the Court of Sessions Grand Jurors for the
Court of oyer and Termner.
John A. Burke, Thomas Fenier, Edward Will
son, Emil A. Riege, and Dennis Lenain filed voluntary
petitions in bankruptcy last week; Thomas Lynch Sam
ue H. Harrison, Charles GEN. Alexander Emery, Moses
Oppenhemer, Adam Fox. John A. Fox, William It.
Laforge Benjamin Laforge and the Napier Quicksilver
Mining Company were adiudicated involuntary bank
rIIpts; and Abraham BALDWIN, Henry ID. Sanger NOyes
f. Clark, John W. Kelly. James L. Marsh, Simon Cohen,
Aaron Reech and William L. Van Dersee received dis
charges in bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

culture Ia issuing circular for collecting the results OF
the seasons experience systematic warfare upon
soots Attempts protection against these pests
been more general and persistent than ever pcfoe I
srsenical The circular says that the hnnua
ossns OF cotton from the rayages OF cotton insects
mont possby 10 500 bales In years OF insect preya-
enoe ANY facts bearing upon this subject VIII DO glaa
received from planters who do not receive the circular
of inquiry well rs from correspondents anu o'uerS
who do.
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DECIsIONS-SEPT. "a.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Ingraham.-
MeKnleyMouOa granted Bowers and another sgt
Burke et sl.-MOioa granted
|, Superior Comt-Specidl Terribly Judge Curtis
Nathan MsuoFna order dschagDg imprisoned
Koneke Ososen ct AMOtoD granted
ment plaintiffs with leave plaintiff
plants sdysed thereafter MensnnA Toepfer
TOepRree confirmed and Judgment Of divorce
granted 10 plaintiff
By Judge BabouPaung ct al sg Edwards and anoberorder
Vacating order Of arrest
By Judge vors-Bsbop and another The Empire Trans
por;stion Company.Order denying notion without costs.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

James BRYAN, charged with sending obscene
literature through mail held Saturday by Commissioner
Osborn.
Peter Quinn of No. $40 Water-st. was committed
Judge Tombs Police CoH yesterday. charge Of
sabbb John Smith Of No 3T6 Watetst with dsh knife aud nhet
a seTiOus wound
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uIEIATURB ALMANAC

nes...... 1854 sun s 5;46 hoop SETS ''''lo'40
D1v-Ag-
Sanity Hont "a 1903 Nell Gate Ferry. 2:5S
wATER THE DIv-P. -
lO4 GoVs Island. 1888 Ho Gate NerfT 0'Zf
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Ofeau 5lfamers

A NChOR L1NE.-Steamers sail from Pier 90
IN ~ r. foot Of Dey-st EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATIRnY
TRlNACRA Nv ednesdAI. Oct INDlA..... ssurusJ Oct III
CALfOkhA SATURDAY Oct OLYMPIA. .Wednesdar Oct Is
oALkDoAA "elreslA Oct AUSTRALIA -sAuro,r Oct Is
Wednesday $G5 $40 return 81 euneT
steamers sos and S7j return $3.50 gold Steage passage 10 al.
gov Liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry Belfast Bristol
CsrtiH $50 currency. " ''
Drafts of any amount at oWe raiea Comp,nTs Offices Bowling
green, NeHforh HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
EAGLE LINE.-NEW-Y0RK to HAMBURG.
A TOUCHlkG AT FALMOUTH AND CHERBOURG.
The German Transatlantic steam Navigation CompAnTs new s,n
sad lpo~erd iron steamship GOETHE Capt Wilson viii All,
TUESDAY, Sept 80. from Kige Lac Pier foot Of Tr,s
HObOken Rates Of Plymouth Chsrbourg ap ambry
CABIN first saloon $500 god second saloon goi eegr sO
gold prepaid certificates 80. COLA 49,
The n and Second soOnssfe the deck The seerars
divided into aerooms o sI 10 twenty persons we'll hle and pro
vioed With dining tabe- For passage apply
kEAUIH MACLEOD 4 KUHHR
.Oeasral Aeeats No. III Broadway.
Por Freight IPPy 70 PUNCH RDYR co.
NJ" ~ South Wllhau at
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

Mali, M k.v w. d, IN. steamship CITY Antonio. close
n RAJ sts.mship sails al 3 0. M from Pier No. 20 X n
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JAMES MoCREERY & CO.,

BROADWAY AND BLEyENTHST, - =
will offer MONDAY 90 splendid stock Of REAL LACES
comprising French Thread Lace Point Point Applique and
yaeacen1e. Lacs Spanish ant French Trimming Lac Gupue
chenille Brussels Illusion Nets Point and Point Applique Lace
Barbs Collars handkerchief, Capes and heha B,cA YAK Lace
and Spanish Scarf Also splendid
e Of French Embroidered and Hamburg Edng Insertion Bands,
Pouncng Linen Collars and Sleeves Neck Rudng and Ruhn
Ladies' silk Ties snd fancy all styles Special bargains IN
Ladies' Mses Hemned and Hemsiched Handkerchief
ald Mourning Handkerches In
nandkerches Sears &e &C. VARIETY.
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Wrcdn Cleaners.

DIRECT Line TO HAVANA,
sEw-ronk nd ssSc4s MAIL srSAssHr Isn
CRY oF MERIDA tIis'sns via s..saul.... October
Srf ri OF ssw,foRk iaa",Ds 70
CUBA Havana and MercOl. ocober H. nsss
f''Hssn' ''s' '' = ALEX ANDRE SONS. 80 BrO.dwy
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
usED s TATEs Ss BAz PGoMpAS
Rssr MAJ S,%' ; s on the SSa o. Ss month
H fRAnSU tAD Can. nj Wei we,r October g.
steamers a 3 schedule ss ana a Ss .I Sc T'T Fs
SSRR5SS Iss sSD NsrYe
FOR LIVERPOOL
CIAQURgSsTowM
CARRYING THE q. s. MAILS
rHE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN srEAs coMPASf
will dispatch Of their 6rss full iron steamships
FROM PIER No. a6 \. a. EVERY WEDNESDAY
a. follows
IDAHO CAPT GUARD .............. October l. at l200m
NISNEsoTA Capt T. FREsxAs... October 8, at 100
WISCONSIN, Capt T. W. FRRExAS.. October Is, at loo
NEVADA Can't FORSYTH October %. At 800
MANHATTAN Capt Jas PRICE. it,. October 80 at ii 80 In
WYOMING. Capt MoRGAy. 3. at 300 m
Cabin passage $50. gold.
seer.se passage CoGes. No. 20 Broidvay), $780,
For freight or cabin passage. spprto
WILLIAMS Il eUIos No. e3w.na
INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL Mail Steamer are appointed to sal Oo"
CRY OF ANTWERP Oct g. IA n
CITY OF BSssEds 0 os,o
CITY OF PARlS.... Oct 10 p.
CITY OF ....THuRSDAt. Oct -. D m
succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY from Pier No 49,
RATES or PASSAGE.
CABIN $40 $50 and $50 gold according TO aecommoisuon
Round np
sTRRRiG R-To Liverpool Queenstown Glasgow Londondenr
Iondoa Bristol Csrdn $50 PREPAID Certificate S32
Passengers forwarded HaVe Hamburg Sweeu Norway Den
MARI. and Paris reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest raes -
For CABIN general business apply the COmpany Office
80. 10 BToaisaT
For steer,ge Passage. 81 80 Broadway. ,,,, -
ODONHRLL &PAUJK. 400 Chestnutst. Philadelphia
NJ 4 CREAGH l02 State-st. Boston.
BROWN, 80 SOuin CLARK. Lske-sI, Chicago.
WIN IshAN. Liverpool and No. Rne Scribe, Paris
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINR-These 6stclass steamships will sail TUESDAY
m frum Is n. K foot Of Cedirs) tor Havana direct
follows; M
Steamship COLUMBIA, TUESDAY September 30
WILMINGTON october
MORRO October IA
For freight or passage mgnihce
WIN. T.. CLYDE & co.. no. Bowling green.
D. McKELLgR. Agent in Havana
NORTH GERMAN SovI LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN -.
IRE steamship HAhSA Cant H. Sanders, SAL on WbDNbS
DAY from Bremen Per foot hrlsL hoboen
10 he
st.au,np MAIN Can't X v Oerendop SATURDAY. Oct T.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRb AND BREMEN
EQUIVALENT ~ cURRESci
flrtcabln
Second cabin.
Tor rel passage, sppytO OELklShS q So. Agents
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JAMES MoCREERY g. CO.,

-Tsfs,-ZL BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST,
VBLvRTS AND CsMEL'S HAIR DEPARIA6NI' o,n
Offer MONDAY full assortment Of LYONS CLOAh-
ING VRLVBTS in all widths and makes - -.
Lyons Trimming Veyeis 10 all the new shades -
Also beautiful stock Of Cancels Hair Cothi consisting Of fan
Striped and Iufei 10 coo and mixtures nge ana double
width received invoice Of PARIS EhBkOlDbhED fOLO'
NAISR In Camels Hair. ia all the neEe wills
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIKI
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-P0WERBD STEAMSHIPS. .
Sailing from EewYork SATURDAYS from LyerDoo 90 THU W
DAYS. calling at Corr HSrbOr each o
SATURDAY October A. At BOO p m
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY October IL. at $3.50 IN,
BALTIC. SATURDAY Oct 1S, at 300 m.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Oct 25 at 1900 a
OCEAEIC. SATURDAY. Nov. ], at 300 p
'FRONT.' White Dock. PaVoua PerrT. Jersey Ctr
Passenger all clsssel unnyael combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons stteroom. smoking and bathrooms IN mdsp acc
where least felt Surgeons and e"ade''es ACCOMPANY
RATRs-saoon $50 gon steery, $50. Those wishing
70 Old Country Obtain storage prepaid
certificates S52, n -
Passengers from America Para Hamburg
Eorsay Sweden. India. Australia. Chna. &c
Drafts from 81 Hpwsr6. ,--,
For Inspection Of pans information apply the Cowpanys
Offices No. 10 Broadway. kew-lOrL j. H. SfAhho AGENT
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.lIlIIsI

The BRsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC
ne relief Debiv and Of Appetite sin
valuable f9r it, nu by the Food Journal Arthur IA
Ha.rl NJ D. WentHorh L. Scott ESQ.,, y. &. $. h. A. 81 L.
FRSS A. &C. 0men AMI Chemists In large
bottles at 9. each. Beware u limitations Prepared bV
GOODALL BACkHOUSE Co.
leeds Rnelsnd
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CALENDAR-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COUBT-CHAMBERs.-FAN j.
Smith agt SUSSEX r. X. Go. ll5. Louis agt Grabbing
Suith Railroad MAI. SteAmsh
, 1873-03-31

arbitratora y tay or two nEo llcd tl,oir report
awarding e29B,000, wnn laI,. Mr.. CorWino, for tito
Navy Department., moved that Tho arbttratorB
.illo tho evidence takon. Tho juigo ovorru1eti
tho ,notoni anl Con. Bntlor, for tho claimants,
moved alocroo on tho awnrl. To-duy tho llonr-
ing was resumed, md Mr.. Corwino lol an OK
ceptioms to tho nrhitrators report. Tho excep-
tfonn were uyerrueil, md tito court confirmed
tho award OF Tho nrbltrators, md ortlcrcl tho
payment Of tho moncy, which was dono.
SPONTANEOUS 11YDRopItoNtA.
Richard ster4est who lately, resumed hiu rcHi-
ago attacked in Chicago by, a small dog, hut
showed symptoms Of lylrophobia. Tho
physicians found 10 wound, and accepted
tho statement Of Tho .patfont TINT mono
wass inflicted, but concluded, TINT the caso
waB ono Of spontaneous lydropllobia. 1le guf-
forod intonnoly, until .yoatorday, when 10 died.
mont Of tho corobro-Brtnal nervous systom, and
kftor doath tic body wna covered with black
spots produced by tho nou-coag1llatton Of blood.
RA1LnoAD MA1E-sEnv1cE.
NEW YonK, March 29-S. I. NJ. Barlow statoh
TINT tho Eric Company Ind refnacl to join tue
other roada In tho poatal-car, matter simply to
avoid annoying tho public, and not becauHo they
thought tho rresont compensation inst.
At D meeting Of tho Presidents Of tho yarious
trunk railroads Interested In tho postal-car con-
trovorey, hold ],oro this afternoon, 1t VIVA decided
to continue running postal carB pending tho
action OF tho Special Conlsnlttce on tho part OF
tho Honnto to report upon tho rotations OF tho
letter to Tint effect waa sont to tho Postmaster
General, Oh behalf Of tho various roads. Agent
Bangs, of the Post-Oillco Department. WINS
prosont, and urged that tllo appointment Ut tl,ia
Commttoo was evidence that Congross was dis
poaed to donl oquitably with tho companics.
, 1873-03-31
Con. CebaleH, commander of tho Spanish
forcoa In Culn, wna mado because Of his Throat
to shUot Kelly, correspondent.



New 9onK, March 20.-Il,o testimony of Mr..
Mnno, at tho Eric Legislative Investigation, yoB.
totday, and Which waa not reported until to-day,
1id not contain any mnttorW especially new.
Lano, 1t soo1ns, Rtntod nothing nbont money
bong paid to OBJECT legislation. At tho time OF tho
proposed changofn tile Board, ho made the pntnt
tllat Gould Should not ho removed t'torofroln.
,Wlltlo lia negotiations woro In proBrosa, no
loarnod o. mnvo1nont. honded by Sickos. flc
received s07, 200 at tho tirno Of Tho revolution,
blt ~ hla arrangement was that lo nhould recoivo
Harlow, waa to mako him IL 1east $250,00O
IN other entorpriacg: In tho Hat Of
Directors submitted by him were the nn1noa OF
O'Dohorty and dartliner, but to those aick1ea
objected. These gontlolnon wcro then giyon
&,25,0D0 each for having their na.ncs loft of.
Whom QDollerty waH In Europe, he sought to
prevent tho negotiation Of tho bonds Ia tho
hanln OF DlEclloffeclseim Il Co., and ho {I.ano)
,Faahdviaedby u London bhrirBtcrto to takccrimina1
action against him for Matchmaking. Ho (Lnne)
was told that sichcs received S20, 000> from
demanded $4,000
Dcaol, council for O'Dollerty, undertook to
ask qneatlona, but, bo!ng interrupted, loft.
President Watson teHtitied, at tho sitting to-
day, TINT dividends wore declorc1 after tho cou-
viction that tho earnings justified tlon. Ho
directed tho payment Of tho 800, 600 claim by
Vanderbilt to bo withheld until verified. Eric
was to pay the Atlantic l. uroat Wostorn Hoad
for extending tho traokn to tic now oil point On
tho Alloghony River. l1o heard TINT Mol1enry
and Harlow hold stock Iii Tint road. [A[r. Dar-
Atlantic 4 Great Western had n claim against
tho Eric for 81 100000 Tho phr valuo Of tho
atock outstanding Is s88, ,000,0 900.
Adjourned,
, 1873-03-31
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 28.-The occurrence OF tho
Oxford and Cambridge boat raco, this afternoon,
causes great interest," Business IL almost oll-
tiroly neglected. Tho weather la wnrm and do
ughtful. Tho fog Las cleared away, and tho Bnn
witness tho raco ia reported to be unprecodent,;
ed. Both shores Of tho Thamos aro crowded
with people from Putney to Mortlake. The
bridges crossing the Thames arc packed. Light
and dirk blue bunting, tho colors OF tho Cam
bridge nnl Oxford crows, aro displayed at all
quarters. The dark biuo is tho favorite. AL
most ovoryperson wears ghtordarkb blue rosotto
The crowd iB tho largest ever congrogated to-
view u lilio contest. Tho Prince Of Wnlea and
his children nro OIL tho umpire'g boat.
Tho race took place over tho usual ThameB
course. ~
Tho Htart wns effected Mt 81 minutes past
o'clock. Tho Cambridge crew took tho lead i'm
madiatcly, Mt yory rapid stroko and were fair
Distance ahead Of their competitors to Bishop's
Creek, thrce furlongB from the Btarting-point.
Hero tho Oxforda spurtod vigorously, and drew
up, pasHing tho Cantabs ut The soap-worlB,
ono milo and four fur1ongH from tho
a1,,educt bridge. Tho stoady stroko of;tho
CAMtnbs soon after began to toll on their oppo-
nontB, aud in q few moments the Cambridge
boat reBumod tho lead. Tho race was practically
over ut Carny reach, the Cambridge crew thore-
aftcr maintaining tho lend and winning easily by
three longths.
Tie Oxford crew rowod from 50 to 43 strokes
minute, mud tho Cantabs from SO to a strollos.
The timo OF tho rnco was 20 minutes aud So
Bocondg.
, 1873-03-31

ABINGDON, ILL.,, March 29.---Our city was last
night in q high state Of rejoicing over tho sue
CESS OF tho effort to pay tho indebtedness Of
Abingdon College. At q mooting Of tho Board
of Trustees and friends of tho College, on tho
18th of INIT month, tho Indebtedness was found
to DO moro than, .s17o0o. The issue WINS pre-
sented, "6hall Abingdon College To patd on by
ttR friends, or aold olt by ita clotitors?" Itwas
resolved to my it out, without paying an agent
to bog funds, and Tonight wltueaned tho con-
summation Of tho work. At o'clock y. M, tho
Stars aud Stripos wero displayed from tl6s top
Of tho atatcly tower which forms port
Of the college building, and which
every window from basement to bolfry was IL
Illuminated, presenting grand spectacle. Tho
apacoMs hall was packed with eager friends Of
the collogc-anxiouB to llosr tho report Of tho
Financo Committee. After tho applause which
greeted thor appearance had subs{lod, tlheir re-
port waa rcnd, showing that the sum required
had boon raised aud 81 800 in cxceEB. Tho
Collose dloo Club gaso There's No
loved hy. short speeches by Presldent
Butler, Prof. ThomrBon and ollcrs, aud nfter
hearty congratulations had boon intlu1ged III,
roaolutions OF thanks woro offered, anil n for
vent thanksgiving prayer, tito meeting nd journod.
everybody rojoicfng Tint Abingdon cay truly
boaat vigorous rising college free from dobt.