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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
Local Intelligence.

THANKSGIVING SERMON BS .hS SIe Wis
sTuN.-This reverend gentleman yesterday
entertained an attentive audience in the
edllce corner Of Howard and Cypres.
strrets-First African Baptist Church
He chose the Cone Hundred and Fiitieth
Psaim-an exholtatiOn to praise God. He
handled bis srhiect ably, Talking plain com
mon sense, u-lug sucn similes and argu-
ments as his congreg Gs.on felt the force of.
HIS comparison made between the Jews
when ii bondage and the colured people
when slaves in this country and in Cuba
was powerful He related how the Israel,tes
were released from thraIdon and delivered
from the tolls OF Pharoah at the Red sea;
how they passed over TO the other side, and
then, instead OF showing proper gratitude
aud Thanksgiving for their blessing, found
FAULT with their condition. For this God
punished them, by extending their march
To the promised land from forty DAYS 10
forty years. During that periud thousands
died, and the general punishment was
severe.
BY this she speaker desired 20 awaken his
audience :" feeling OF gratitude for the
many blessings which have been showered
on them lately. They have bGt recently
been delivered FROM bondage, at Gods
will, and how that Che great goal is
reached, they must noe forget the heavenly
boon granted them; il unthanhfu for the
dellverance, retrihution will certainly fol
low. Ever remember thar il as Gods will
to order this salvation, just as He did with
the Jews, and if the receivers prove I'M
mindful OF these mercies they will deserve
cha-tising. Even to day bonGsmen in Cuba
are struggling for liberty, and solid pray
ers are sent 10 the Throne of Grace for and
by tlieul. Let their deliverance come speed
lily, and when obtained, pray that they shall
forever remember Gods goodness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28

Succession of =. Il. Maxwell-No. SO, s3s.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
- Orleans W heIeas. MIS-. Emily Victoria MAXI
well has pet'toned the court Tor letters of admin
tration the estate of her late husband, =. ID.
Maxwell. deceased. interstate. Notice Is hereby
gwen to al! whom ii may concern TO show cause.
within ten days. why The prayer O.. the said peti.
TONER should not bs granted.
y By order az the Court.
E11oiq % 28s FRANK PACE, yR, Ct srk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28

Succession OF 1nseph md Nasdalt na
Wad--No So zoe.
S,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Gf Observation-Disclosures Anna Wali wife OF A.
Weber, and A. W.brT. he's husband. have petit
toned the court Tor letters at administration
on the estate of the late Joseph and Nagdalcna
MAID deceased. interstate. So:lce IS hereby given
20 all whom il nav concern TO show cause within
ten days WHY III. Traye. OF III" raid petitioner
should not he granted.
by order at the Court.
,o2I 25 20. FRANK PAGE Jg. Clerk.
Succession OF f.. a. E:adfugd-NO. 30. az I.
~ EcOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Or.eaus.Hot.ce IS hereby glveI. 70 tie cred
ltorS I'll ttis estate. ard 10 all other persons
herein interested. to show cause within ten G1-ys
from The present notification # any they nave or
can. WY the account u,-St:4:eG by ;Ae execu
tois ri this estate elf1r. not BE- homo Ogated
aud approved. aud Vie !c,.s distributed "a accord
:.nce Herewith.
Bv order .: the C:G::
:o2! ,. .3' FRANK PACE. JR.. Geek.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28

" -
s~-ee
fsRlEe IE..n,S There must be liberal
Fence. for shoes, As mani: 'f Them haze been
stolen lately. Scarcely da. or night passes
shat ~e Do not hear -: -!.oe theft. a
fellow stole u box OF CATERS. Wednesday
evening, from the store corner of Royal and
81. Anue streets. mac ~. dropped 1t when
Gisroverads
.'..n King snH J ,seph Drew yesterday
carried a lot of furniture to the nth pre-.
s:rc. stationhouse, haviu: undertaken to
semo.e ,. from the conner of France and
9aupi.'.e streets 80 !: place they could not
find.
Was y = street iuei! Four pistol shots
sv.;s III. ! 10 Natcie. street a: hat pas: ten
e'rloci. "Wednesday night. hu. the shoOtist
disappeared wien . ;o.!eefnan looked
around.
A!.n E.bb. charged with having stabbed
Henry Jackson. surrendered himself.
Bias Iva,ts. who knows where the Eazar
.i..k.: -. was arrested "a a t-aud. which
assertion j. made hv T. Clancy.
. Ii all the steamboats, which are aIver-
:jsci - leave her. daily were 20 leave the
s,ve: v.s:l, barely l." bread enough! Coy all.
Very Ir!i weather WAS one cause OF
ecarc!iv Of items Yesterday. Even old
Prob. eu.!! ao: c:..:. = Iueanev.!"nlIins
Ia".
Nielsen anthony. ? k..i-!cok:ny man.
cause. The ..ryes: OF some quite: s'lip"s :cr
,ctiin. lin. TIER words seemed 70 weigh
l,.... Khan his III III. scales held by the
tnh goddess. ~ :hes were discharged.
w:.iic one OF ih"m WISHED - E"v. L!Hi al
s..tei 20: feifs drank.
Tin. rr!,'c markets brought over :."'o
a;..r.. :or next than .or :his month.
The rcs, otiice vii! probably be IN is new
s."..:cva next Monday.
.'r;.- seems in favor jus: now. y man
~.lN name Is ~. :: ven too. :: Ia! grown
i".ar and haste! Joseph t"gsns head
VII! Il.
Complain: has been made a: polio" bead
Quarter. .ra, AZ s.;.kw,rG squad ii boys
,ti.. -. ;rIch "EIn muse a. 'iie t";tu 81
kou.!..s're.t. greatly - the "nh"".i. =" o!
rsrrr:a,... people. III. :.,.;t. vi. :i:..
att" the y"r.hin' ,.s"a!..
andrew .ia"lvh.. Italian. VS. admitted.
:" :ilc Charity H"-..:...i. ....r:ir.: from :.
XIII, w1u,d made b.: :'',i. i.Eton:. VITO
Is '!rd"v arrest. - ~. ~, done -
III" .'.'T PARK.
"a .I.tr,;a.; .i::i":. ""r..: tr : :!.f-
:...an!. o. i,l".:..i'.' street. SKI, District,
w.. Sc; on t,.., ia. :a- /: ...,- Nsr. r.;iI.
.,i.'..: isi.yr ,.iu..'. .,.;,l..g. We done.
C..;:.iI J.. N.!"r":o" aNs'.;i'"Gc ::oln
nv" lad. who h. >....: :. ::,:A :. >:.:e
Gao.. "a Coma: street.
rs: v:riE. $50. "..ni": enter: :.:,.'.
~.!, H.. .:v.i: !,I ii.. German Gl"e J!uc. 1T
Grui. N@ii Hall. ~. /: Z: Saturday evening.
". "a ::.-vx!...c:, T.. .....r: =: al !u,:...-
::n..
liz. .,ir.:v. ,:,r..i C.r'. .ive = fancy
...s.. Az; rra-r...- .it. .a:re". a. Minerva
!i:. ~. L." ..-.l.:l. -. :! e..a"''aE. ''c'.H'
be-. =.
Ilri:, Social G. -" size. ::a','' ;:ac.:'::
Entertainment. "a: N..h.,.,:s' Institute. az
G..uy.!.. evening. Hs..l..'"v .. i" born
;lesr las a:-,e:a..";.. 's extend ;A.n'S. ~:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, friday NOVEMBER q 1878
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MAYoRALTy P NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, November 10, 1873.

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Hs,ea r.a cit o
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28

E..YYErt'gs - W. E,,EAs.. Atci:
Ia,:uast eight u'.i",h la: even.nc the
snsno.ouv OF ST. Charles stree: was slightly
broken by the sweet sounds 't the cheerful
revolver. At the first pop a. number OF men
ran into the loweS yotunda OF the 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28

~ L 1Anf n
uol5 80 dele Sheriff OF the Par sh of Orleans
, 1873-10-05
MATRIMONIAL.

A RsSpEDTANLE MECHANIC. AGED . YEARS.
~ ,NIssas q iersn tho A.equaiatance Of aomc
a'sser dsos.. sasinS wi.oss ~ u:
tosyiaW oan ba had, ME0IIANIOs Tribune olhe9.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22

land made no reply, and having
waited more than reasonable
length of time, General Bates
fiually instituted suit. The note
given by Strickland to Drake
reads thus, as appears by the re.
cord:
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.,
March 30, 1869.
$3.50 For value received I
promis to pay Thomas J. Drake
or his order twenty-eight hundred
dollars-as follows: Seven hun.
dred dollars on the first dav of
October, 1869; seven hundred dol.
lars on tt e first day of January,
S1O; seven hundred dollars on the
flrst day of Ju v, 1870; and tn,
further sum of seven hundred
dollars on the first day of Janua-
ry, 1871. In case Of my death be-
fore the last payment becomes
due, then such payments as are
not due shall not he collected.
o. f. STRICKLAND.
Judge Strickland responded in
the shape of a demurrer and here
is his answer.
Third District Court.
Thomas Jefferson Drake,
Plaintiff,
as.
Obed +. Strickland,
Defendant.
Now comes the defendant, o. +.
Strickland, in person, and demurs
to the complaint on file in this
cause, and alleges.
lst.-That the complaint on fiji
in this does not state facts suffi-
cient to constitute cause of ac-
ton. in this,
The contract referred to, set out
in said complaint, is void, on the
ground of public policy; hence
the cause cannot be maintained
nor the collection of the said no.e
enforced. o. f. STRICKLAND,
in person.
Verify, art those Utah Judges
cheeky fellows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22
For Sale or to Rent.

TOR SALE OR TO RENT. FINE
Dwelling house situated between
Kuel and Spring streets. short alsiaiee
above the Episcopal Church, containing
four rooms. butiery' store,Iooi., 'ar o,p'ar and
pponveniently arranged. II will be sold
ut cost, or two of the rooms VIII oe
leased at reasonable rates to suitaoie
tenant. Apply to n,oox,rp
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22

ELANEs OF EVERY DESCRlpa VN
* nuatSj at the ekNrHGL oVSscAS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22
notires.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO A..
~ ALYA and |. MCCABE, if living, or
if dead, their legal representatives. to
come forward ana pay their shares to-
ward the work done for the past year on
the "Silver Region mine, located on
Ruby Hill. Eureka District, Lander Coun-
ty, Nevada.
m1S3m +. CARROLL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22
h, eureka 9rntinfl
,.soa every morning, Mondays
pu'' excepted. by
Am ~. CASSIDY.

.,pus OF SUBSCRIPTION:
,, one year, by mail...::;;.......siSS 0o oo
be copy CIV o% months, by mail....- 00
be copy ,hree M months. by mall. , w
b. eops, ners m forwarded until paid ior.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22
For Sale or Rent.

VHlHE PROPERTY SlIUAIbn LEI On, oS y
4 the corner Of Buei anu i" , p,iid.
inr iaeV.si Is for sale or rent on advantageous
terms. It is centrally located, ana nd nt,i has
several desirable rooms suitable ioI OIL
ces or similar purposes. For particulars
inquire at the store of NM
,r,stf Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22
Collections Made.

T'RAV. NJ. JOHNSON ANN NIEo
70 business men and the public that
bo will attend 10 the COLLECTION OF
Bills in Eureka and its vicinity from from
this date. He will also attend to Dusi. S
ness and make remittances ior parties
at n distance. Charges moderate.
nf1icc at the Office Of VIM. NJ. uates'
Justice Of the Peace. ..a,
Eureka, Jan. y. 1878. j"--
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE Vn '
Z North Main street, contaInins ms
fne rooms up stairs and two store oils
dn,,n stairs Terms reasonable. Apply AZ
ans IHOS. MURPHY'S Boot store'
, 1873-05-20
VAN BUREN,,
Whit Sutherland, the Now York Rea-
1nurant Man, HAS 10 Sny Ab0zlt Him.

Whit Sutherland, the Now York Res.
1nurant Man, Has 10 Sny About Him.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW YoRK, May 19.-A reporter called to-day
OIL Mr.. Sutherland, the we1l-xnown restaurateur,
at IA Liborty street, to learn his version Of Gen.
Van Buron's propoaition to open a restaurant in
tho Vienna Exposition. AIr. Sutherland said he
regretted that the matter had become public,
but since it was III, lo would reitorate as well
ns ho could remember, the exact conversation
botwoen himself aud the Goneral on tho subject,
as follows:
"About year ago n gentleman who introduced
himself as zen. Van Buren called on me. He
WIS accompanied by gentleman whom did not
know. The General sait he had charge OF tho
American department III the exhibition. md
wanted somo man With capital to open hrst-
claaB American restaurant thero. Ho produced
charts Or plans of tho building, and pointed out
prominent part, which ho said he would give
mo, and that I would mako enormous profits.
Ho wound up his proposition by saying: 'Wo
will expect, Of course, that you. will do
ing you such good site.' I, fold
him that I had more business to attend to ut
home than I could manage without going to
Vienna, mud I declined tho proposition. That
night had several friends with me, and men,
toned the extraordinary proposal madc to mo.
There WAS only one opinion among III, and that
was, that Gen. Van Buren, expected good
stake out Of tho arrangement"
, 1873-05-20

rolling-mill employee received q soyoro conouB-
sion about tho lload from buing thrown from a
carringo. Uo was driving, and undor the influ-
enco Of liquor. DR.. 1IoBmor dresHod lila wounds,
and ho Is now pronounced out Of danger.
Tho Chicago Il Alton Road waa contemplating
the laying OF a Bflo-track acrosa cortain private
property on yesterday, by. which to roach tho
prison. It appears tho railrond had not OBJ
tainod tho neceHsary right Of way, consequently
a temporary injunction waB served on tho COM
pany on Saturday night by tho proporty-ownora.
Notwithstanding this, about thirty mon were OIL
gnged yosterday laying track on oitlor side of
tho enjoinoa property. Tho circumstances OF
tho case nro thoao: A lonso Of convict 1nbor was
mado prior to tho ohango in tho prison man.
ngoment, to establish q car-shop In tho
ponitontiary. It WAL doomed nooeBaary by tho
Car Company to havo sido-trnck from tho Alton
Rairond to connect with tho works. The prop
orty over which tho track would necessarily pass
IL owned by James Bruce Il Co... John Roid, late
ponitontinry Commissioner. boing ono OF tho
company. Bruce and Reid represent fo,lr-
tentha interpst in tho property, and are.in favor
Of grnnting the rond tho right Of way, and fixing
the damages aftcrward. The other ownors, rop-
roaonting eix-tonths Of tho property, arc opposed
to tho track being laid until tho damagoB nro
h1cd, and hence tho injunction. The caso will
como up for hearing tomorrow before Judge
McRobortB.
, 1873-05-20
FOREIGN.
The Panama Revolution--.Se-
riouB Battle Between
the Factions.
ConVening Of tho Frcnch Assembly Yostor-
day Afternoon.
The Beautiful Snow in England on
Sunday.

CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANAMA, May 8.-president Correoso arrived
at Panama Oh tho 9TH from Costa Rica, md tho
revolution has broken out afrosh. On tho ovou-
ing following tho arrival Of Correoso, no de-
clnrcd TINT tho National troops acted treasonably
by intorfcring In tho lato revolt, which dopoBod
Neira, and expressed Ills intontion Of diBarming
them, and counso1Ing thom to leave the State to-
morrow.
At 2:30 in tho afternoon Of tho 7th fighting
with shell and small arms commenced in. tho
Plaza San Jose by tho State troops advancing
upon the National forces. Aftor fight
Of two hours tho former wero ro-
pulsed, ninety boing captured. Both claim
that they attacked for snfoty. Tho fighting con-
tinued, With slight inter1nission, until o'clock
In tho morning, whom Oorreoso wished tho Con-
i,9 auis t9 aF5anse somo Dan for R'sco buy they
Pensacola arrived during tho afternoon, and the
foreigners arc protected at the Consulate by
fifty men from the Pensacola and the Tuacarora.
while 150 men from tho Same ahip guard tho
property OF tho Panama Railroad.
continued, with slight intermission, until
l o'clock, whon . truce waH akroe1 upon.
Capte. Urea and Mudorsa, OF tho Na-
tiona1 forcos, wore killed, and q Colonel
and Lieutenant Colonel were wounded. Presi-
give tho number Of killed and wounded at this
timo. Those residents who havo not availod
themselves OF the protection Of tho mon-of-war
have f}od from tho city and arc in tho bushes.
President Noira, since his bani8hment hha
issued an address to the National troops, calling
upon them to maintain tho dignity Of tho State.
The trouble iB now oVor.
Col. Juan Porvot, tho former Project Of Colon,
has been dos,gnated provisional President until
Con. Neira can bo recalled.
, 1873-05-20
SPRINGFIELD.

City Assessm nts--The Revision Cons
mtttee Personal -- IQnil Storm
Change OF Name.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, May 19.-1t WAS considered
doubtful by tho city authorities horo If they had
tho power to make an asseBsueut for this year,
under tho provisions OF House bill 800. aud to
settle the question it was submitted to the Hon.
A. L. Knapp, Of this city, and Ills legal opinion
asked. He replies that, as the law dooa not
take effect until July l. ho il Of opinion TINT no
aBsos Hmont can DO nude under it.
Tho Committee appointed by tho Legislature
to reyiso tho statutos, hold preliminary meot-
ing in this city on Tuesday, tho eth inst, and
it il thought that they will adjourn to meet in
Chicago, where their sessions will hereafter bo
lell.
Capt. D. Popo, of this city, but late Of tho
Unitod 6tatea Army, waB to-day appointed Audi
tor Of tho Gilman, Clinton T. Springfield 1sail-
road.
Tie southwestern part of this county
was to-day visited by a terrific hail'atorm,
which, it is reported, did much dam
ago to small trees and growing grain.
Hatlstono, woro said to have fallen as large az
hens eggs in some places. heavy raiu fell
here.
The Chicago Commercial and Savings Bank
filed in tho olico Of tue Secretary OF State to-
day certificate OF change Of name to the Gar
don City Savings Bank,
, 1873-05-20
WALL STREET..

F1cvfc.r, - rno nror,c,, nn1I rn.,<s
St"cE " n.,:' r,nr',,.n wo' .... a'"'
stocK' n'au rfoae,So d. H. MarRota' ~
rr. CO.., Hfs,. ~ .Se,.a e""pv 49, ""a".
:, N1" Ao'@, aA"s Ao'-n1onos "A7 oa7s ouH.nE
mo morning honfs a. u TO per cont on call Das
In tue afternoon tho demand from tho stock
> mr. ccnt curroncv to mr. cont pold m tn a..
PoA 1"tA' 1u1Aooe1 " PoA so'' bs1" up ~ T.,
IN. After that hour tho demand abated, ana
balances woro loaned ut to por cont. Tho
discount mnrket waB eaRv Mt 7 tn q mar cent for
primo business uolpe. Tlle banks arc Offering
... r.s r-s.1.. ~ .,-s,.-s -. L,...:.,e
n4ono5 A.o''y " io"o'p6 "4oA'A'' Ano "''" ous'ns
BTooKs.
nai1wnv and ,o;accttaucoua unecntat}on onon.
~ ,s;.,, at.oa taa,,,' a,,d rn;ana IT, ~ ~
GU ""n s!lop9 loonne anu El'cos ~ TO Sso
per cent higher than at tho close OIL Saturday.
In aome cases d further advanco WAS made in
tho carIy dealings, but tho in,proyou,ont ves
te1;.s t,otaoa rus nJon as1t ~ o m.ahot
airangS,,ona ~ ,noo ranr. t,t of,nr o n'a1no.
,r;on n,1 phe1 ~ H. pns Mt'uf o,,,t ~ @
day. Ino loaaang feature was naclno Mail, bnt
6eyonq th16 htocK ana western Union, ERE, u,
y. l.. u. ana st' fa9i common very amnn ai.
9usino8s was aone, anu uullng inc a1'ornoon tno
l., ihe latest On alt IN II reeaTa 10 western un.oh
10 TINT tue stocK Wl'l not pe cofnotoa lthough
Just now tins can 20 dopo WIN tho ntmoat oaee} !,
10. sno t. daa n ~
anlons Gu'siao agocn'hso1s@ ~ ~ uua. ~ .t'
stock. It ls SAID TO pc tho intention OF tHo
aominan5 pas!lo8 az 9no 9exs moeting ol ,;a.! tne
stocRhotdo1s, oa IN Juno, 20 declare eorlp uiVi'
aoiG 9 ooo oi TX yo PET cens sno Gamcetod
Of cent IL uasorted that ho oarninss
OF 1ho company Mi4 1us1lty tnis anu tnas' 81 r.
tea nog tnua 20 rns 1nu 'no
managers o"u i@s "p anqn nqtp'u' oF0's 'o'''
H., r,o,,t';n-t ,,,,. ,v,., 1,+ar t., ~, =
vas e19aay u tne nm' @ MGnA ,,a t"1es s,h IL 'nu
aay. lote''en .s eacnan6e9 "'to ouA Ano 0i'su
io"ef on 'no 7'ioo'' ,o,,,.
IT, oo,.-nxnont. I;ysi,, ;cor;rv rsoo ,,,r;y.at
~ uusesoie d vi, tuo, tIua5 Tas i.a1o n,t
a. A. sn9 asSua ct it;tad n.'1o hone
tno oi.otn6n Moiu 1 Isoo. & ooun - .tod
, 1873-05-20

Special Dl*putch to Tie Chicago TRIBUNE,
JOLIET, May 10.--Mayor Henry tlia morn-
Ing iABuod q proclamation recommending tho
observance Of decoration day by tho closing OF
all places Of business OIL that day.
On Saturday night. tho roHidouco Of q. ".
1Iught, nows-loalor OF this city, was entered by
thieves and about 5000 worth OF property takc1i.
Tho property consisted Of $3.50 III money, q gold
watch and chain, aud several small pieces of
jowelry. Tie robbers outorca through back
window, and took tho articles from Mr. Haiglta
bedroom whore himself, wife, and two children
wero sleeping. Tho robbery waa not sllscoy-
orod until tic noxt morning, when q warrant
two noIghborH, who were suspected. No oluo
has yet boen had to tho thieves. Several other
similar thofta have boen committed In tho yloin-
ity during tho past few days.
On Sunday afternoon Alexander Kennoy. 4
, 1873-05-20

will strike tho old part OF tho Tcxaa Central
Road, and from that point south ahnll
make faBtor timo. 1t IL impossible at this
writing to Bay wlon tho party nllall reach galyes-
ton. They havo borno the dotcnto,n admirably,
ana 1otatn their good spirits to . high deegFoo
At Sherman tho party wore gtloRts Of the Toxas
Pacific Road, and woro handsomely entertained
by Col. Irwin, representative Of that Company.
DA1LAs Toxns, May 10.-The excursion party
arrived l,crc at l,alf-pnst o'clock and was ro-
cevod BY tho Mayor and Committees Of lseeap-
party werc escorted to Odd Follows Hall, whore
Mayor Long introduced Capt. J: 9. Al; l;
welcome to tho exouraloniBts, and gRvo the mem-
bers Of OongrosB Homo very interesting aud val
uahlo statistics concerning Dallas md tho nur-
Kontucky, replied to :Capt. Adams in q briof but
eloquent speech, in which ho heartily thanked
tho citizolla Of Dallas for thofr warm rocop-
tion. Refreshments were thon scrved and
d genornl good time onnuod. The .rnrty wnH
then distributed among the hotols for dinner,
after which thoy boarded tho train and arc now
speeding away for Cor8ciAna.
, 1873-05-20

DETROIT, Mich, May 1o.-The work Of atoel-
railing portion Of tho Detroit & milwaukee,
Raiiroal will begin at once. Ono hundred steel
rails for tllat purpose arrived to-day.
WAsm1noToN, y. O.. May 16.-:Attorney.d Con-
eral Williams to-day decided that tho Cairo 4
Fulton Railroad Company has tho right to build
o bridge across tho Arkansna River, at Little
1sock, II it shall not obstr1ot navigation.
JOLIET, May ia moeting Of tho Board Of
Directors Of the Joliet l. Indiana Railroad laa
boon called, to bo hold IN this city Oh tho 9th of
June, for the election OF officers aud tho rausac-
tion OF other buancaB.
pn11ApElru1A, May ia special dispatch
from Washington says that tho Committee OF
tho stockholders Of tho Northorn Central Rail
road report In fayor Of leasing tho line to tho
pennsylval,ia Railroad Company.
MAnsuALL Tex,, May 10.-rIio Toxaa Pacific
commence trsok-laying from JoirerHon towards
Marshall tomorrow. On tho Southern Division
tho track is being laid at tho rate Of two miles
ror day. Thoy expect to hayo tho line complete
to Dallas by tito lat Of July.
SAN FnAFolaco, May 19.-Work On tho soutt-
ern Pacific nailroad is progressing atoadlly, as
far south at present as Deer Crook.