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CUBAN AFFAIRS.
Appeal OF the Republicans to the Captain
General-They Tender their Services
to Him-A Fight Near Puerto Prin.
cipe-The Insurgents Compelled to Re.

HAVANA, July 2j.-The Republiea E$po-
,soia publishes an appeal froln the Repub-
Icans, addressed to Captain General Piel-
tain, denouncing the meetings which have
been lately held for the ostensible object ct
ameliorating financial and commercial
affairs in the island. 1t declares that these
meetings have accomplished nothing; they
have merely put of action, in hopes that
the Carlists or Alfonssts would get into
power. The Conservatives are termed enc
mics of the republic, and the services OF the
Republicans, whose numbers are not to be
despised, are offered to the Captain Cen
t3ral.
r. HThe address concludes: "Command US
and you will find us full of courage, ready
to combat for liberty. order, the integrity
OF the soil, justice and right: Think well
over THIS CITIZEN General Pieltain: think
of the words of our Saviour, those who
are not with you are against you"
A dispatch from Puerto Principe says:
division of Spanish troops was recent
surprised by the insurgents. A sharp sklr-
mish ensued, when, reinforcements ar
irving, the enemy was finally compelled to
retire,
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jyl2 q aui; Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.


Heeman r. Stnrcken vs.. MOri:z Stiewell.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 43.J.-By virtue OF writ of ieri
facas to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF ths city,
on MONDAY, July 20, 1873, at twelve o'clock ~.
the following described property. TO wit
THE IMPROVEMENTS on the premises situated
at Nos 55 and S. Delta street, as pey inventory,
which may be III my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-Cash Oh the spot
". P. HARPER
jvlS 20 2. Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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TheOphllus f. Kendall VS.. N. COnne!!.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 454i.-Bv virtue of writ of
fendant to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, August 25. 1873 at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property to
THREE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the Improvements thereon situated in the
Fourth District of this city. in so bounded by
Locust Soils, Freret Jacobs, Philip and first
streets and designated as lots numbers elgt t. nine
and ten, on sketch annexed to an act from G. Far
rell and James Hagan to G. Othon, before William
Shannon notary public in this city tie seventh
February 1866, and measuring each thirty feet
front First street, by depth of ninety feet
nine inches, between parallel lines: Acquired
James Hagan per act passed before said notary
Shannon, on the twenty seventh OF February. 1866
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casl on the spot.
w.P. HARPER.
iy24 aulo ,. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
James E. Quinn vs.. A. Eude; Louis NJ
Ernest Eude, individually and in his capacity
of universal legatee OF his deceased wife. Rose
Ag!ae Laine.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 1850 BY virtue of writ of Sc zure
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. l will proceed
to sell at public aucticu, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, ROval street, between Ca
nal and CrstOmhoUse streets, in the Second DIS
trct of this city on SATURDAY, July 26, 1873. at
twelve O'Clock ~. the following described prop
ertv. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
rights, ways, privileges and appurtenances there
unto beon ing i! any wise appert aiming, stu.
ated in the City and parish of Jefferson, in this
State, in the FaubOurg Plaisa nee, designated
by the numbers nine and ten of square number
twenty-one. which is bounded by Louisiana
avenue Plea avades and Apollo Streets per
plan drawn by B. Busson, surveyor dated April 2.
1885, deposited ia the records of William Christy,
late notary public in this city Said lots AL DIN
each other, and measure each thirty feet front on
Apollo street, by a depth of one hundred and ten
feet between parallel lines. Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from Michael Levy, per act passed before William
Shannon. then notary public in this city, the
twenty-fourth of October, 1866, and said Michael
Levy had acquired the from Joseph p.
searles, per act passed before said notary. shan
non, on the fourth of May, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash o.. the spot.
VI. p. HARPER
je24 ivS 2G Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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C.Ss.MERCIAL
FRIDAY EyRyIyg yulv

FIR. DAY EsENIN3, JIIy 2. I3.3.
CNTTON-Ths sales ts-iav embrace! $50 halas
at prices requiring no change III quota
tlous. We give also the Exchange figures which ale
Tor average ISIS according with it's types while
present the pi0peI 'ange o: the make. Tor average
lists but VIII the outside figures for low niddlirg,
good Ordinary aud ordinary given as ;le ou: side
tor strict OF .,.o-e grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, Ass-MILAIED
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RAILROADS.
N1EW ORLEANS, MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal street.
On and after May 2S, 1873, trains leave daily at
8 A. n. and P. M
Arrive daily at 4 A. NJ and P. NJ.
The S P. NJ. Express train stops only at regular
stations
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and interme.
date stations leaves New Orleans daily Sundays
exceptedl at 3:l5 P. II.
Returning leaves Ocean Springs at A. ID
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. N.
This is the only line running PULLMAN PALACE
CARS through without change to louisville. Sc.
Louis, Lvnchburg, and Virginia Springs.
For tickets and information apply at office. cor
Camp and Common streete, opposite City Hotel.
and a. depot.
E. P. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent.
T. H. SCRANTON,
mv2f General SUPERINTENDENT
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BosToN, July 2S-StoCk loooo bales: weekly net
receipts lSt: gross 1886, exports 20 Great Britain
q: sales 1850.
MACON. July 2s-W.etly receipts I2o bales
shipments 2ii; stock 1895.
ArGusTA, July 25.-wseklr receipts 81. bales;
stock llW: sales 92l.
PHiLAprIpHlA, Ju!y 2..-Weekly net receipts
et9 gross POLO bales.
NASHVILLE July 2!.-Weel.iy receipts 40a bales;
shipments 2024; stock t43,.
:s24 exports coastwise 1893 sales SIS
CRY PoINr, July 25.-Weekiv receipts $40 bales.
COLUMBUS, July 25.-Week's receipts 80 bales
shipments 4+2 sales $50; stock 2.is.
MONTGOMERY, July 25.-Neehy receipts 81 bales;
shipments ls6; stock 1897.
ProvIpRNcE, July 25-Weekiy receipts bales;
Nales 1900; stock $4,000.
MsMpnIs JEly 25.-Weekly receipts i.SG bales;
shlpme nts 30l7; sales 1900; stock s1l0
CHARLESTON, July 25.-Stock ABS bales weekly
act receipts 2s'S; gross 2s07; exports coastwise
s.s.: sales 1850.
SELMA July 25.-Weekly receipts l3 bales; ship
uients %; stock $50.
MOBILE July 25.-Stock II $50 bales; net re-
Heipts $50; exports cOastwise S29 sales 800
WILMINGTON, July 2.-Stock 1905 bales; net re-
raints 22l: exports coastwise slS0; sales H.
R.IT,NoRk July 25.-StOck 3O5l bales; weekly
net receipts 81 gross 2sa; exports coastwise 4s2;
sales 1860. o,.
G.Lyssroy July 25-Stock l4,G2o bales; weekly
net receipts 549 exports coastwise :69; sales 9So
SAyANNAH July 25.-StOck 6ll3 bales; weekly net
-scepts 1873; exports coastwise 2o'o sales lo2.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-26

Friday and s25 last year, and since Friday 1859
aies against I4,25l last week and $3.50 last year
Total since August 81 354O Isl bales, against 26s7.
-51 last year-increase BIZ 494 bales.
0Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive, to Great
Britain H. 448 bales, against y 5e5 last week anu
to the Continent 2l41 bales. against 2os last WseK
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up 20 " NJ
I373i bales against 1872 1896 last week llo8oo last
year and l63 213 the year before.
The amount on shipbOard not cleared gong on
board and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at 93Oo baies; EN-
b1acing 5000 for Liverpool 1900 for Hayre and 5000
for the North. which. when deducted from the
stock On hand bv running statement last
evening, leaves 300 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing aud in, presses unsod or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Market steady. Sales
rs bAei
COTTON srATEMEN..
Sales.
S.o.r ~, hand Augrst 81 l912......... 6.259
Arrived aiuoe last stAtement..... 35s
Arrived previously l. l.'.u,2i.
Made from waste, samples, dam.
aged and lint product from
civ oi! mills s................. 24o4;-l 3si ,6l2
Total I,hU.o'l
Cleared tO-0iF LOU
Consumed at Lane Mills. city,. S17-l,3.3,499
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Moneia-y--Commerciai,
IL INETARX.
,.yY.7. }1THH DAILY AsPrHLlCAN.
FRIDAY EVENING, July IS, 1873.

FKiUH2 HFs"lN"' Jt1fy s'' t"'0'
The market exhibits no animation. The Offer
;ngs in bank are of moderate extent and are quite
light on the street. We hear of only a few small
transac tions. not of sufficient magnitude to notice
First class paper is still quoted at 9dlO Y cent
~ annum with or without collaterals, Al at H.
and secOni class at -0!8; first class mortgages
continued to rule At 90l0 and second class at H.
.rvy s.H, ANA CYEA RING HOUSE
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EOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. ~ 526.-By virtue OF wit of seiz
and sale to directed by the honorable II q
Fourth District Court for the parish or Orleans, n
the above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctlonears'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the second District OF this
city, on WEDNESDAY. August q, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following descrlct. pgOper:;. to
Wit
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND together with the
two brick dwellings thereon, and all the rights,
prvi eges and appurt. nances thereUnto belonging
or appeItainiDg. situated il the First District Of
this city. the square bounded by Carondelet, st.
Charles Perddo aud Union streets, measuring in
American measure thirty FIVE feet five inches
line front PerdIdO street bv niney tive feet six
inches, more or less, in depth between paral 81
lines; which said portion of ground is composed of
the whole Of the number eleven and the half of lot
number twelve, on plan drawn By Hugh Grant
civil engineer, the fourteenth Of January, !33.
and Geposit. in the office OF J. B. Marks, late
notary public in this city the first day OK Febru
airy, 1887. The said property belongs TO the defend
ant herein. Mrs Anna T. Frere:, having been
quired By her from Eugene Freret The fifteenth
day of July, 1870. per act passei before ". J.
Latham, late notary public IL Inset
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-Casa or the spot
". P HARPER
jy26 auto 3 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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John l.. Sterry vs.. L. G. HYDE.

John l.. Sterry VS.. L. G. HYDE.
1NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. filthy virtue OF a writ of
seizure and sale 20 me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, August 3 1873. a. twelve
O'Clock H.. the following described property. to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements theron and appurtenancea
thereof, situated in the suburb St Mary. Tchoupi-
toulas street. between ST. Joseph and DeOrd
streets, measuring american measureI twenty.
two feet front on TchoupitOulas street, extending
with the same width to a depth of forty feet, be-
tween parallel lines, then gradually diminishing
and extending again to depth Of fOrty-nve feet
more, and measuring eighteen feet eleven inches
one-quarter OF an inch in the rear at distance of
eighty five feet from TchOHpit0uas street. together
with the use OF alley of ten feet wide, fronting
on Delord street, and reserved to said lot and
other adjoining lots. Which said lot OF ground
was acquired by the late E. C. Hyde, deceased bv
purchase from Charles Dusuau, per act passed
before Amadee Ducatel notary public IL this city.
on the tenth day of July, 1860.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Casu o. spot.
". P. HARPER
jyl IS au2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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MARKETS..
Oomestlc Markets.

'E.w YORK, July Is. EveninE-Cotton closed 9uiet
81 gross l2.7 Saes OF futures u wv oaies' W Ao
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BREMEN.
NePth (Sermnn RJov

BREMEN.
Nerth German floyd.
STEAM EELWEEN BREMEN AND FEW OHLgAs1
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVAyA
AA The Steamships Of the Nor,n
28 German Lloyd will resume .as,s
regular trips ne Xt fallas follOws:
STRASSBU RG September TO- OctoIer n 'Se
HANNOFER.. September 81 Octohar 2s
fhANkfCRF.. October 8. Eoyemhera
kOELN.. October o. Novan,h.r D,
FurtheT Cays OF departure will be advertsad ). -
after.
.ne steamers touch outward a. Havre AID aa>.
ana, ana on their home trip at Havana and So,rh.
ampton 20 land and receive passengers and frs: ~,
PRICES OF PASSAGE
F-oro Bremen. Southampton or Hayre IN Havana
or New Orleans.
S.n 80 ''''''' -.................. $50 god.
Soocrase. ........................, ~ god
A 40" "fioi11s o. Havana to SOutLan, otnA
c,. HAVE OK Bremen.
$780, '''''''''''.... ..........& $50 go.a.
80 IS god,
from rev Orleans to Havana
S.o S..i' - ''............... 80. 1856 gold
pe..n~" .aEo.:.. ....... .......... Is gold.
- Fassaga tlS keta from Bremen Soutbsmnto, -.
haVte 10 HeW Orleans issued by tha undsr.T - -
'A ' Eb. iue F. R't;ISasrs STonxHssgPlytn ssgPly to to ~
- ~ No. % Union s.rees.
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REAT JACKeON ROUTE.

NREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from depot
foo, of Cal.iOpe street:
DsPART. ARRIVE.
EXPIRES. ..-.7:J0 a. NJ. Express. -. LOO 4. n
MALL. S:.SJ p. NJ. Mail =. .: Is p. NJ.
This lins is many miles the shortest and many
hours the quickest 70 all points North and East.
and the only line running Pullman's Palace Sleep
ing cars to Louisville and Milan without change.
Only one change to principal cities North amt
kast. Tickets tor sale and all information given
at No ~ Camp street of Common, NeV
Orleans. A. p. SHELDON, Agent.
jal2 Iy Z. d. FROST, General Manager.
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COTTON.
Comparative transactions OF
the Week-Receipfs. sales. Exports
and stock on Hand.

SEw YORK, July 25.-The fol!owin. "a the COM
sarative cot toa statement. ~: tie week ending
s4iv 20:
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Tickets $40 Haf tickets SIS. Quarters Az ~
Our lotteries are chartered by The Stats 40
always drawn at the time named ano ali G eIo
ings are under the supervision OF sworn commi..
sl0ners. ~"1AAAA-o-
The ot1cisi drawiss will be pablished in IL. st.
purchasers of tickets. 'o11' "
We will draw similar scheme tbs ;as. dav ~
every month during the year 1873. '-' '~'@ u"S oi
Remit by postofice money orda,. ,.,f.,a,
letter. draft or express 'os'"'e1o1
Send for a circular. Addreaa
MURRAY, MILLER L CO..
rostot8cs bog ~, St Louia N N:ssoun.
spls cod Wly S~'Ss
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". z. HAEPER.
iy,G auio 2s Sller \ Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Edwin kurshe edit vs.. r. Clancy and Mary
ClaQcHy.

jy26 aui0 3 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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Steamship New Orleans. eager for New York
Steamship Emily Souder. Burdick for New YOri
Steamship Gulf Stream Whitehurst fer Batimor,
via Key West ard Havana
Bark Paramount. Brown. for Boston
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je24 i've 2G Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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ie24 iy6 IS Sheriff of the Pa,isa of Orlear
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY 1s7a-TRIPLE

the latter twenty lengths In 'front.' Of Harry Bassess
ran around the upper turn wsnderer be.
on him. Going down the backstretch
and around the lower turn Hubbard closed up IN
til at iast he took the lead about midway Of the
turn. AT the three-quarter hubbard led four
lengths, Wanderer second, Harry Bassett two hun
dred yards behind. Hubbard, after getting into
the h0mestreteh, came away from wanderer, and
won the race by two lengths, Harry Bassett two
hundred yards behind. People failed TO discover
the ailment OF Hubbard, and had the Judges allowed
his withdrawal, the confederacy and other hackers
Of the stable would have lost all their money.
The Summer Handicap.
The following are the acceprances for the sum-
mer Handicap, which will be run on Tuesday next,
the first day OF the second meeting:-
I. w. D0swelps b. h. Eolus, by bennington, dam
fannie Washington, years old, los lbs.
ID. Mcdaniel Co.'s CHI. f., by Kentucky, dam
Zaidee, 8 years old. 50 lbs.
John +. Chamberlin's b. (. Mary Constant by
War Dance, dam Lass OF Sydney, years old, 50 lbs.
Hunter Traver's blk. c. Strachino by Parmesan,
dam May Bell, years old, 81 lbs.
John O'DOnnell's Oh. h. Meteor, by AsterOid. dam
Maria lnnis, years old los lbs
Isaac w. Pennock's b. c., by Vandal, dam Mar
gravine, years old, 102 lbs.
Fl. G. Franklin's b. m. Arizona, by Lexington
dam Zone, years old, 1O7 lbs.
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THE KAUI

McDaniel's FLY was away first, Wizard second,
Satire third, FellOwcraft fourth Warllke fifth, the
Breadalbane colt sixth. Wizard, who had been
put in to make the running for his stable COM
paniOn, FelOwcrait, quickly cut out the work and
ran away from the others. being ten lengths ahead
at the quarter pole; satire second, four lengths in
advance OF Warlike, who was two lengths ahead of
Fellowcraft, the Breadabane fifth, McDanies'
FLY sixth. Wizard kept the gap open down the
backstretch and passed the ha-mle pole ten
lengths in front OF Satire, Warke third, Fellow
craft fourth the Breadalbane fifth the fly sixth.
Wizard kept up his merry clip along the lower turn
and ten lengths ahead at the threequarter pole,
Satire and Warke side and side, Felowcraft
The horses came up the homestretch sharply, and
Wizard passed under the wire about eight lengths
in 'front.' of Warlike, the latter two lengths ahead
OF Fellowcratt Satire fourth, Breadalbane fifth, the
illy bringing up the rear Time, Il 81. Alter
leaving the stand all the horses moved faster, with
the exception of Wizard, and at the quarter
pole Wizard was only leading one length,
Warlike second, one length In 'front.' OF Fellow
craft, the latter length IN advance of the
Breadalbane Satire filth, McDanel's FLY sixth.
Running down the backstretch Feliowcraft
went to the front, the Breadalbane taking second
place, and at that time the race was reduced to a
match between these two, all the others being
beaten before they passed the half-mie pole. At
that point Felowcraft led one length. Warlike
was third, Satire fourth, Wizard and McDaniels
Hlly side and side. Feilowcrait and the Breadbal.
bane raced around the lower turn and up the
the hOmestretch, and after very pretty finish the
Breadalbane won the race by half length Warlike
was third, twenty lengths behind, Satire fourth,
Wizard f1th McDaniels hily sixth. Time 3:40k.
WINNERS OF THE SEQUEL STAKES.
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to mounting. Only two horses were entered for
this race but the coseness Of the struggle made II
most exciting. 1t was run for and wOn but the
coming in OF the horses was devoid Of the exthusi-
asm displayed on the races OF previous days. Over
the second race the interest was much greater.
Belmont and Litten had their admirers almost
equally divided. The c0seness OF the race provoked
cheers from the gathering as after hard run race
with considerable changes In the positions during
its progress, the favorite, Belmont, In ahead
OF Fellowcraft. With the struggle between Harry
Bassett and Wanderef the days OF the first meet
ing were brought to pleasant close.
END OF THE FIRST NESTING.
The day was all that could be desired little
not In The sun, but under the shade 1t was pleas
ant With this days racing the first meeting ter.
minated, and though the racing OF to-day did not
come up to the expectations OF many it was still
sufficiently interesting to render the sport inter-
esting to all who visited the race grounds The
running was over earlier than usual, and Saratoga
was reached shortly alter two O'Clock, In
time TO take dinner, pack trunks, pay bills,
make hasty toilet and take a wash and
then run for the train. large number
left this afternoon for New York. Around the
hotels there were busy scenes in consequence.
The thinning out Is perceptble. The absence OF
many, no doubt, is but temporary, as the second
meeting commences on Tuesday, and after hasty
visit home the scenes that once they knew will
be revisited and the excitements they participated
in will receive additional stimulus by their brief
absence among the more peaceful and happier Joys
of homes
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AQUATIC.
John Biglin, OF New York, and George
Brown, of Halifax-Chances of q Match
Between These Noted Oarsmen.

John Biglin, OF New York, and George
Brown, of Halifax-Chances of Match
Between These Noted Oarsmen.
Unless something unforeseen prevents, the long
talkedof match between john Biglin, Of New York,
and George Brown, of HALIFAX, N. s, will soon be
arranged. For several days Bgiin has been anx-
iously inquring about the matter, and on Tuesday
of last week caused telegram to be forwarded to
Brown, asking him when and where he would row
hin, The answer came in due time that "Brown
VIII row here last week in August; telegraph re-
speeding stakes and expenses" To this Bigln
sent the annexed rejonder:-"I will row for 81 900
q side and take $3.50 for expenses, or give
same to row on Harlem River; will
send articles" Up to yesterday there
had not been any answer received to this PROPOSE
ton, but IL Will be seen that both men desire 10
row, and II Brown agrees to give the expenses
preliminaries John Bighn has proved himself to
be first class scuer aud Is the man of all others
who is most entitled to the privilege OF represent
ing the United States in a match with the Halifax
champion. Brown, IL will be remembered, was
good second to Joseph Sader in the international
sculling race at Halifax, september l, 1877. on
that occasion Brown was only I'VE seconds behind
Sadler, and beat Harry Kelley by thirty.two sec
onds After them came Bagnan Coulter, after
rowing for a mile retired from the race. Since
then Brown easily defeated Robert Fulton, Of Sc.
Johns, In a match race rowed at Digby, Nova
Scotia on JuE H. 1872.