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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

lMPERIsHABLE.-There are few thin9s Great
ed by the hand Of man more imperishabls than
crinoline. Vulgarly denominated hoor skirts.
In accordance with the prophetic character of
their immoral destiny, there are Immense mann.
factories built where they are made. They
are formed and sent into the world, cold and
bought by the beings Of all on earth more liken.
ed unite the angels Of heaven than all thsothsrs.
With them they ssncircle their baautifu1 uSryo1S
md wear them daily until they become horrid
monstrosities, when they are east out into the
rubbish In the spring the ruhbish ia cleaned
M and cast into the streets the old hoops amonRs
It In driving out, your horse puts his foot into
them, and remembering their DESTINY. like A
ming Of Life, they spring up his leg. Some of
the broken things jag hIm on his stomach when
he starts 10 run, and kicks your carriage into
smihereens throwing you out and sprainina your
shoulder. You get up, lift your hosse,s foot and
detach the coWfOahded thins huplinR II IN ne
ditch by the roadside, A school boy. on his
4 way To- seho0l pext day, d,hes it out and breaks
OIL Pieoe long enough to make q spring tu %
under the seat Of the boy next in front Of hin,
with pin attached to it, hanging the remaindeI
on the fence. The trap is set and the spring fies
The boy leaps up feet and yells. He retl
thrashed and the trap gets expslIe6, An i,iser
ant watch maker, spies the part hanging on tn,
fence, and carefully saves it fpr mAiR apriniDgs
he travels Az Through ahe country, remote 1
towns, and leaves small piece in every clio,
hopper's hEolel chronometer. And then th
old oFinoline reposes, in iun rora security mex
10 their honest hearts, marking time for all tina
, resions tII|ifi 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

Our RALRoADs.- According to ON Official re-
port, Just published, we find that the total num-
Der Of miles OF road In the United States, Deccm-
Der 81 1872, was 7O,17s. The estimated additions
Of the present year amount to S51O miles, divided
rs follows North Eastern; or New England
States, 4S5; Middle States, 1855; Western States
etc, $3.50; Southern States, etc., 25l0; PaciaG
States, etc, 720. Eight thousand miles of new
road, ut $4,000 per mile, will cost S94O, 600 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

ARREST OF 1 SWEDISH GlAEs On the 2Tih
ofIast Decsmbor, q HRodiah GirI named Caroline
Petersen, Wa5 brought from Sweden and ems
ployed In the family 0f Randolph Peters, near
ihiseisy. 1haWaa 70 work for ~ per, month,
S. Of which WaS % bS.Estalned, monthly. unln
her ps e m6EieY M refunded, She saysthal
Shas Rasr HsQuired % WeEk when she was not
able. and 90 she lsAgOA Monday intending how.
eybf 10 repay her psaee money. She wasi a
rested al New CmUe, The next day. and 'tfied
before aiuatiCs q IA9 Rises.lHlAq dismissed the
case from the fact that The glEl was under age
and having, made lbs PoPlEacl herself, could moi
BE- held to Ia, terms. She Is now employed il
ne fanny u AdllssNacs Cray al Nss CasllAl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
RlpINalalI q RAn.E-r0na nlahtlaal Week, b

RIDn1alolS AsReu1Erena niahtlaSs week, the
Constable Of South Chesterborough, being indis'
posed. an oe1cer 0flS n0lghh0Eing town was
depuItd to fdliil his duties which be promptly
attempted 10 eEsente. HheEeupon a1ty OF
yOunk men dressed - disguise, siszed Gaid
naig hboging oGleIlL and hg Violent force, placed
him aslFids Of aFall ulcom loFlabl y narrow, and
in this position paEadsd him up the main street o
ths borough, - Chester DsmccrRt. .- iat .'d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
For the Cianatts.

EnIToR GAZETTE sir Issit fair, proper or
legal that black men and boys, who have paid no
school tax, who are not liable to be taxed for
school purposes, Id this city should vote at school
electlons and select tha men who are 70 gaide the
education Of ont white chill dFer PRC 81 hCJ a--
Those who have 10 interest In q corporation
'85I9II II n FAIR PLAY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

The General Railroad bill was signed vester-
day by the Governor of New Jersey On the
announcement Cf its approval, Aags we're flung to
the breeze in Trenton "to commemorate the
release Of New Jersey from the raiIroad
monopoly" Within ten minutes after the signing
Of General Railroad bill the National Railway
Company organized, and their articles Of
organization and snPveys wSte filed In the
Secretary Of States Office. The President is
Samuel d. Wilson; Secretary, Robert Carson
Treasurer, W. w. Stelle; EnginseE, A. S. Gillette
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

LEMON THRRl-4He HenPF IEUssolbangh, a citizen
Of York, Pa, hu - beantifal lemon tree in his
house which Is about 10 years old, 10 feet high
and spreads itabrsnches ~ feet In every direc-
tion. IthasnoW 20 large lemons hanging among
its branches, and bears full crop every year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
wnRNR RWOENNG.

= rkS Is.ls5sIslS6 IN oontiasA fh6 HOsss ehl ,.
~ kaSlaas u Ne 1ol Fask EilaA stFeet latey 60
e1Diaa 81 hiA al e. Nena hat hgle elsss Eorks
sn WIN ~ amlle 1ad. and entire arr
Sn1SS8 KaalI whC. nay favor him with -ghgtr M
nOoage, which ~ respectfully selieit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

Judge JoHnsoN, Of thaH 0aoEgia Supreme
OuuFt' has declared ,uacaDhilptiOaal thp law
SkIch makes L amiBaemslnoF foR clG PlaisE
IA hire t ilSe1El ID " D igallold4 u4aSlul
40 anolh6. IL aieaB1Iaan eOntEaqlN y n foE
= nlankeF, and for anY reason whatever loaVesA ID
employer before TIE Term 0f servico expirsa
ne afiDIu aslani AoldAhs Asslnln.T1 eoaai
BE n a1eiFil BnlA iog damages, and not Ssek -
d. thFoh 3 cEiminal pEoaenAioA Ihh
ruling Z faiE, and places the eologOd working
maa o. TIE ains Gasndlng with The white.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

TElfPaRA11eE LEcTURE.-ReV. PsRnslI
C0ombe, Of Philadelphia, delivered an efo-
quenk and effective Temperance lecture, at
the AsbHry ~. =. Church, last evening. II
was listened to with great attention and evi
dent Interest hl & lafEe sulisnce. Z"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
TINE PEOPLES COLUMN.

VERV nRIER LETTERa GLADLY RRcRrvED. LoNa
CONCENTRATIONS WILL NOT I'm PRINTED. WE
ARE IN NowIsE nRsRoEsTBLK YoR TKR vIEws
OF coRRKsPoNDKNTsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

The numtsr Of lives lost on the ill-.ated Altar.
bic is not great as nrst reported but still reaches
khe terrible record OF $40 This sad affair will no
doubt reduce the number of Ocean pleasure seek
prs during tho coming summer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
DAILY GAZETTE.

Brown, Democrat was elected Mayor Of st.
Louis ON Tuesday, By about 1000 majority Of
dfteen AAaermen elected, nine are Democrats aud
six Republicans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

HRNRY WARD ,BRRoaRR, inOne Of his lecture
room. .Talks, saye Ell Joining The church means
nlK lhl9: Il Wont ride On Sunday ny more
won't Wril0 business letters On that day any mere;
4 ,sespf a a. Anf mon. q then his not WOTh
V6rir Whilt u join it'n his i cold comfort Or
sotTsnhnrch mantsTl of whom We have knoWi.
rdge: bor they have hishsrto been eondoline
a q S.:l ,:.. '1a' :. Pc s s,.S6Sa .s%.SaIJ q
rids qna Pll,It SCPScy 9QIg - gIi'i8. iS.
lndalssnes afeshasa VaaS SeH tvsiaa E'aNee
/ 81 passion, were al c0mpAnsaled for By thei
haSii Aikea u - a1slVN the vows OF th'
Christian.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
rHg ATLANTIo oIsAsrER.

ldditiOslGl PartieULars-OpG 400 Liges SaUed-
Bstsossa FiVe and Siz HuRdred LiVss LOst---
Names Of Saved and Lost Statement cf Qfi-
GERS, Sc. q 80" -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

TTN0 THE PUBLIC. .-- ----
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Pany have completed arranZ emont1 10 GARY Monay
Packages and Express Mater to ami from all points
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
AtsO TO all points on the Phiislelphia and Read
ing aud CalaWiSsa Railroads. including ReAdinF.
Allentown. COtumbia. Harrisburg, Lancaster. Down
ngtoEn, MahoRey City, Mt. Carael. NOFristOWn.
POttsVilla, &c.
For further information apply at the Depot cor
nor OF Front and Madison streets, WilminRtOn.
Express matter sent To Franklin TSlszraDh uGies
No, w est Third street or to their Dspot, Front
and Madison. OF orders lsft with MeNalien Seal.
delivering agents. Will receive prompt atteation.
| G. STOLL
AU6-a GsnI SuD't W. / 4. II. Il. CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
MARRIEnI

URL0CK-HINSLEY--On April lst. BY Rev. Z.
Stubbs. Mr.. Isaac P. Hurl0Ok 20 Miss Mary +:
Hinsley. both of Kent county. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
NOTICE
0yTIcE OF ruE SECRETARY

"
Wilmington. Del. March "a. 1873. J
An election for members Of the Board of Public
Education Of the city Of Wilmington will be held on
SATU RDAH, April 5th 1878. in each Of the wards Of
the city; Polls open at one o'clock p m. closing
seven o'clock p, IN.
The members TO be elected and the pIases for hold
ing the election follows
FIRST WARD-Ons member for three years. Polls,
School House No. l3. Second and WashinKtOn Sts
SECOND WARD-One member for three years Polls,
FELTON, House. Second and Walnut streets
THIRD WARD-Oue member for three years Polls
Water Witch Engine House, Shipley street between
Firth and Sixth streets
FOUErH WARD-One member for three years; One
member for two years. Polls, City Hall
FIFTH WARD-One member for one year: one menu
Der for two years: member for three year Polls
Sixth and Orange streets, Grifith's Flour Store.
sixth WARD One mem Der for two years: one mem
Der for three years. Polls Seventh street near POP
lar, George Magee's Coal Office
SEVENTH " WARD-OnO member for two years; one
member for three years. Polls. Public school No >
Eeventh and Washington streets.
i kIGHTH WARp-Ons mem Der for three years Polls,
Public School No. 9, Tenth and King streets.
NINTH WARD One member for two years: on
member for three years Polls. Old Academy. Van
i deVer Avenue.
TENrH WARp--one member for three years. Polls.
school House Ne. To- ~ 7--E a..
/ By order Of the Board. J. l. KILLGORE
I mars4-lZt Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

THE Monthly Meetings Of the HOPE BuiIdiug and
Il Lo n Association will hereafter be held in tho
Office Of the Secretary, ". E corner of Third and
Market streets, over TELEGRAPH ONCE.
mar56-tf JAMES MeCABE, Sec'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
81 000 FOR sALE-on gge Of the go

81 nm FOR sALE-on one of the .ss,aar
yOQOs greatest thoroughfares in e!
sense. Furniture and complete Fixtures Of ~
the old established Hotel and Restaurant, n. TB.
south street. This house has been popular resort
tor many years, Is elegantly fitted up. Rent SQOO
per Rnnum. Fine corner dwelling. 10 rooms pri vate
entrance, bath room, nice yard. and everything in
good order. The proprietor being engaged in the
manuiaeture oil vail papers has not the time to de-
sacrifice. guarantee given that the house Is do
Ing business Of $50 per week.
Apply to P H BANNON,
mIr-H-lW7 on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

TTNHE Monthly Meetings Of the Star Loan Assoei-
l. alton will hereafter be held in the Office of the
streets. over Telegraph Office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN NGeLEAR & SON:

Deposit Accounts Of Banks. individuals and 9TH
ers received. on which We AlloW interest Cheeks
drawn on Us arc payable without notice. the same
as At National Bank. -f9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

ENOk RENT.-PosSessiOl given immedisI sty--
4 The spacious Hall 40 Ante-rOOm in CaU ellie s
bnlldlnSs 2l9 King street, now occupied ~ me
Workingmen's Institute" The premises D. ad-
mirabIy adaRted TO Soeietias. Musical or k1erary
Hppiy o. DR. dURTfS rs & FTeSoS street. ' ,r to
Or. CAMERON. 2lO Market street. d lott.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
for Sale aud for 8tnt.
SPECIAL NOTICE. ftT
PatsBt rights for Sale.

UWWS bAABMtS HUI , aBos
The best chanss EnoEu to startia profitable man
ufaeturiug business with q small eapital.l
The CHAMPION GRAIN FAN AND SEPA-
RAToR, machine that every Farmer wants. 1t
chats screams and divides the large grains from
the small for seed by one operation. great labor
saved in cleaning any kind Of grain. Call gnd see
the machine At -WM. PREST0N'S. ". W. corner
Front and 0fange streets WilminEtOn.
mar24-dlw&lIwS J. II. .SHRBINER. ARt.
ROR RENT-THRBE STORES in the New Ho
l. tel BUILDING. clayton Houses two on King
street aud one on Firth street. ~. =
mArll-U APplyto z. T. TAYLOR.
DOR RENT-NeW House. No. 142l Har- -
~ rison street, eleven rooms. all modern
improvements. bay windows, three stories. VI
Possession At ouce If desired. Inquire at
l4l1 HArris) IN street. feb26-U
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

REDEMPTION OF S-9o BONDS.
The SECRETARY Of the Treasury has esIisa in -, :
lo0O0 q. s. 5-sOs additional, upon which th ! iR-
.eFest will cease Junel. tl -s.s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-29

place they have not boon able 10 &C
cumuate coin sufficient for the fedemp-
ton Of their circulating notes. And they
will not be able 10 resume until the eqni-
librium between tho coin supply and the pa
per circulation Is restored. Either tho coin
N US. DO Increased or the paper circulation
diminished. This is the simple and
exact philosophy both OF sispon-
sion and resumption.
Now, If tho resumption Of cash pay
men.s is ,heremedy for the existing flnan-
cial depression, it 10 Indispensable TO re-
store tho necessary proportions between
the sum Of coin available for the redomp-
ton OF the notes in circulation md The
aggregate sum Of those notes.
Tho total circulation Of tho country on
tho first of October last including legal
tenders, fractional currency and national
bank notcs--was seven hundred and thir-
ty-eigh. millions (S73s,GOl, 593), and the
supply Of coin in the country was consid-
erably orcr-ostimated when 1t was stated
by an able friend of resumption ("Knick-
orbockor' in Tho New York Times at
one hundred and thitty-fvo millions of
dollars. or this the national treasury
held eighty millions about twonty mil
lions were hold by tho national banks Snd
tho remainder by the people. But of tho
eighty millions in the treas.
ury, not ono single dollar
was available for tho redemption OF
enbscks, - tho reason being that 1t
was held for tho payment OF interest on
tho public debt, and could not honestly be
diverted to any other purpose. The gov
eminent, therefore, was utterly without
means on tho first of October 10 redeem
any portion OF its circulation,
which amounted in tho aggrc-
gate to somewhat more than four hundred
and two millions ($402 800, 1870.
The remainder Of the aggregate circu-
lstion Of 1873 millions was in nstional
bank notes. IL it be admitted even
which is not hero ndmitted--that thirty.
Ave millions in cash were held by other
| than the government and the banks, 1t will
certainly DO conceded that no portion of i
can be used 50 redeem the paper circula
tion until, by some process, it is brough
into the ownership Of those whose bust
moss it 10 to redeem. No assumptions
has pointed out how this is to DO done
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-29
From Little Rock.

PRISONERS ovrRPowERED THE GUARDS.
LITTLE Rock, November 2s.-On Tues.
day last the prisoners in the Clarksville
Jail overpowered the guards and took pos
session Of their arms. The alarm was
given before thoy got out, and the citizens
Of the town surrounded the jail. Ono OF
the prisoners, named Sid Wallace, under
sentence TO be hung the 23d of next
month, fred double barrelled
shotgun ut two citizens in the street
severely if not fatally wounding
both. The citizens then took possession
of the FIRST fl or of the Jail, put five kegs
of powder in it, and notified the prisoner
unless they surrendered in 80 minutes
they would blow up the building. After
u little while they surrendered, throwing
their arms out Of the window. "a one
of tho guns struck the ground il went Off
the shot slightly wounding 3 persona
Wallace and another of the prisoners was
brought here last night and lodged in the
ponitentiary,
He will DO taken out and hung next
month. He has killed quite number Of
men. among them the lste Elijah News,
circuit Judge, and is tho most desperate
character in that section IF the country.
Two brothers wero in jail with him at
the same time, and are under indictments
that will send them to the penitentia-y.
About $50 feet OF tho Cairo sndFulton
railroad bridge scross Red river washed
away last night. Tho river is still rising.
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TRhEGRAPHIG,
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
THE LATEST.
MnTINY or THE CADET YESTER.
DAY.
MECHANICS ORDERED TO DUTY
AT FORTRESS MONROE.
THE PERRY COUNTY MURDERERS
RESPIIED.
THE GILMHN, CLINTON AND
SPRifGFlELD RAILROAD
MIDDLE.
FIRE AT BROWNS
VILE TENN.
ETC ETC, ETC.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BROWNS
VILE TENN.
ETC, ETC, ETC.
From Washington.
SECRETARY RKpORr.

WAsBlSGTos, November 2S.--Tho ro-
port Of the secretary of the interior com
prises, beside various other matters, an
annual statistical report Of all railroads
IN which tho government ia Interested,
Tho secretary also refers to tho Yellow
stone national park, urging congress to
take early steps to protect tho park from
the vandalism of visitors, and says its
boundaries should DO properly surveyed
and located,s as many persons DEERE to sets
tie upon public lands contagious thoroto'
THE CABINET
was in session 2 hours and n half to-day,
giving earnest attention TO the question
pending between tho United States and
Spain. 1t WAS remarked by . cabinet Of
Seer, after adjournment, that business
was in such condition that n single dis
patch on either side might change the
whole course Of proceedings. 1t can con
hdentially be said that the question has
assumed = more favorable aspect than il
bore this morning, and that Ibere arc
strong reason for expecting results entire
ly satisfactory.
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From New York.
ARRIVED,

New York, November 2s.--Bishop II.
8. Foster, Of the Methodist. Episcopal
church, arrived yesterday from Liverpool,
and will remain q few days In this city
bcfoio leaving for his future home in Gin
cinnati
INoERsoLL
having been con vcted, IL Is said tho other
three, Cowan, Norton and Genet, will DO
brought up for trial mort term, which be-
gins Monday, when IL IL probable Judge
Ingraham will preside. The counsel for
Ingersoll and Harrington, late this After
noon, filed an application for stay OF
proceedings.
The sheriff to-day stated that Twced
will be shortly taken to the penitentiary
In Blsckwells island.
PLAsTERERs' UNION.
Several members Of the plasterers'
union entered a building in Brooklyn to-
day, where on-society men we're work
ing and beat them severely, one man 1t 10
believed fatally. No arrests were made.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
Increased activity at the Brooklyn
navy yard to-day.
SPECIE PAYMENT.
Al n meeting of the chamber OF COM
merce to-psy, after = long debate, the ma
jority report Of the committee on specie
payments, which calls on tho government
to resume specie payments, was voted
down; the meeting then adjourned till
next Tuesday, without taking . vote or
the minority report, which recommend
that the national banks Of thin
city shall have power TO estab'
lish . uniform rate OF dis.
count and that congress shall authorize
issue OF ten millions Of United States cur.
rency bonds convertible into legal ten.
ders.
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MARKET REPORT.

New ORLEANS, November 28.-Flour
good demand for local trade, Xxx 8 so;
xxx 0s; family 4 5OG19 90.
Corn, quiet and firm, mixed 75c.
Wheat, new 76c, old 7Sc.
Oats quiet, 5G@7c.
Bran scace and dull 93M5c.
Hay, prime dull, S2s; choice Id demand
$27.
Pork duh and lower, IA so.
Dry salt meats scarce; shoulders 7Sc
bacon dull and easier, Gt(D7t@sc; hams
no demand 9CSl0!c.
Lard firm, tlcrce si@sac, key ssc.
Sugar demand good, common 6t@5sc,
good common G. fair to good fair 6!@7Ac,
prime stc, choice sic.
G45c, Cincinnati 35M4oc, fair 43G,45c
price to choice 47@63c.
Whiskey, Louisiana 9sc. CincInna
OF.
Coffee 2ll@2a.c.
CHICAGO, November 2s.-Flour in good
demand generally held l21@25c higher
WhoAt excited and active, but unsettled
and irregular; closed firm at Hale below
the highest prices Of the day; No spring
! l2@l l3; No 2, ! 08 cash; 0st Dscem
Der; No 8, o43@l O6.
Corn excited and higher; closing &c be.
low the highes prices Of the day; No Z
mixed Ate cash; 47sc December.
Osts-demand active and advanced; Nc
8 35tc cash or December; SEC January.
Rye scarce firm and higher No 2, 69@-
Tic.
ST. LOUIS, November 28.-llemp dull
and nominal.
Flour, more doing, lower grades sea-
2 80 higher, medium and upper grades
firm and unchanged.
Wheat active and higher but very ir.
regular No 2 spring 0SC9l To- No 2
red fall 5000; No 27GGl 40.
Corn buoyant and higher car load lots
new mixed sold at 4iG45c.
Gate buoyant and higher, No2 mixed
37i@3sc.
Barley firm, but quiet.
Rye in demand and higher, No 2 7S(a
Soc.
Pork stiff, 10 90 standard mesa,
Dry salt meats buoyant and advanced
loose shoulders 4tr; do clear rib Gle
clear 61c.
CINcISEATI, November 28-River q
inches and rising. Andes departed fol-
Wheeling.
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RIVER NEWS.


PITTsRuRo, November 2s.--River fall
ing rapidly with feet inches in chan
mel.
New ORLEANS, November 2s-No ar.
rivals. Departed; John Kilgour, Gin
cinns,i; Ouachita Belle Memphis. Clesl
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, November 2s.-River still
rising; 10 feet and inches on shoals
Arrived: Eddyville, Cairo. Departed
Edayville, Cairo. Weather clear snt
cold.
vIcKsnuRG, November 2s.--Down
Mary Houston, John Kyle, Cherokee, /
Y Lee, Mary Alice, Belle Lee, Alic,
Brown and bsrges, Colorado. Weather
cloudy and cool. River stationary.
ST.. LOUIS, November 2s-Arrivod.-
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Kinney, Nicks
burg. Departed: Bismarck, New Or
leans; Belle Memphis and City of Helena
Memphis; Colossal, Quincy. Clear and
COOL
EVANSVILLE, November %. Clear anc
cold River risen 10 inches DOWN.
w Dugan, Prairie City, Mary Mary
Amegt, Tarascon, Turner. Andy Baum
Silverthorn, Charmer, Quickstep ani
John Gilmore.
MEMPHIS, November 2s. - Weather
clear and pleasant. River rising steadily
Arrived last night; Arlington, Cincin
natl tonight; City Of Ottawa, st. Louis
Departed last night May Lowery; to
day: Nashville, Little Rock Alico, 81
LOUIS; J II Bigler, Pi,,sburg; Henry
Ames, st. Louis.
LoUIsvILLE, November 2s.-River ris
ing with 10 feet 4 inches in canal, & feet
inches in pass down Indian chute
Weather clear and COOL. Arrivals
Gen. Lythe, Cincinnati; Grey Eagle
Henderson; Sandy, Troy; Delia, Cincin
natl; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans. Ds
p.',urs. Con. Lythe, Cinoinns,i; Grey
Eagle, Henderson; Sandy, Troy Louis
Vile Cincinnati; Della, New Orleans.
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From Toledo, Ohio.
THE GIRLS INDUSTRIAL HOME.

THE GIRLS INDUSTRIAL HOME.
ToLEpo, November 2S.-The annual
meeting Of the trustees Of the Girls In
dustrial Home was held recently. Not
withstanding the severe disaster Of last
winters fire, the school has been doing
we'll. The number Of pupils at the time
Of the fire was one hundred and fifty
but owing to the loss Of accommodation
this number has since been reduced &c
one hundred and twenty-seven. One o!
the two brick buildings provided for by
the legislature is under roof, both will BE-
completed next year; each furnishing &C.
com m odations for thirty girls. The
health of the pupils has been good and
their progress very satisfactory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-29
From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, November 2s.-1n the
United States circuit court to-day, Robt.
X. Clarke. captain of the ship Sunrise,
was sentenced on conviction Of cruel pun
ishment to seanen, to fourteen months
imprisonment in the county jail and .
ane of $1,000. Frank Harris his first
mate WAS entenced to the stuto prison for
four years, and Dennis Msloney, second
mato to sixty days in the county jail.