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N. MAYNARD. Manager.


New Orleans Clearing House, March %, 1874
Gold opened at 1125s@1l31s, against 1875 at Ne
York. and after moderate bushes closed at 112 81
1127s, against 1l3 in that market. The sa amour
ed to s51, 900. embracing $4,000 and 5000 at 1l21
$4,000 at 1l25s $1,000 at 1928, $1,000 at 1925 an
| 800 900 at 1l27Sd1l3.
| No sales Of Silver reported. American hal
dollars still quoted at LOG az 1071z, and Mexca
dollars at 1Osa10s1s.
Sterling Exchange was weaker, but without quotabl
variation. The sales summed up f65500, comprising
fl2O0 and $1,000 bill of ladng at 54l7s f12Oo bill O
iading and $1,000 Al clear at 542 10000 and fl4 0O
bill OF lading at 42a; f16OoO bill of adiny at 5.42@
543 $4,000 do at 5421s@5.4S; $4,000 Al clear at 5.43
f3500 bill Of lading aud AL clear at 5.43543a f100t
bill of ading at 5.43]a; 10000 American ships bill al
s.4s1z@544; $1,000 bank at b-45: f1O0O do at The
counter at 5451a, and $1,000 and f150J do, also Al
the counter, at SAC.
The sales of francs comprised It's, 600 commercial
embracing 5000, 10000 So 600 and 900 at 1868.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at $40 a
SAB for bill of lading and Al clear, and 5.44@5451
for bank, and francs at 4.66 for private, and non
nal for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange of liberal
extent and rates were shade higher for commercial
eiSht, QuOtdDie VardtlOnS. 1ue sales u
New York sight covered 1886 OOO embracing $751; 600
commercial at 932 e cent discount $40 OOO and $780,
900 commercial aud $4,000, private bankers at 4,
$4,000 commercial and $25,OOO $4,000 and $780, 600
private bankers at 1872 and $50 600 and $4,000
mercal at SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at par
and commercial sight was quoted at q + cent d 8.
count
The only sale of Stocks reported was 80 shares New
Orleans Gas Light Company at 1929 IS. Yesterdays
sales Of IS shares St. Charles Street Railroad should
have been reported at $50 so. instead Of s7s.
The sales of Bonds included $4,000 and $4,000 City
Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents at 59A, and $1,000
new City Seven Per Cents at 521s; the former were
quoted at the close at about 59&.
We noticed mo movement in City Appropriation
Certificates; the sales included $40 ut Gl4 5000
and $1l at g. $500 at 6l, $500 at g. 5000 at
b. and $4,000 at g.; they closed 1t about 63@o4
Metropolitan Police Warrants still quoted at "A,
but no sales were reported.
State Warrants particularly small, continue in re-
quest for payment Of taxes. Large are still quoted
It so. and small stiff at 5000, with upward tend
ency.
New Clinton State Warrants quoted at 80, but no
Iales were reported
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WELL DoNE.-Haller, on Camp street,
has been getting fat to be hardly recognized by
his friends What is the matter with him u.s. that he
has been using Bucks Brilliant Stove and his spirits
rise with the bread it cooks However. he has at 40
Camp street few more Brilants, all Of which are
guaranteed to produce precisely the effect upon
lis friends. If you want good stove he is your
man.
Now that summer is approaching, the
lighter beverages in favor, and more than
Arrol's sparkling ale and extra stout. Connoisseurs
invited to Col. Charles r. Raieys, No. IS Gravier
street. to inspect and make their purchases from his
late arrivals.
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Our old friend Denis Cronan, undeterred
by hard times and monetary troubles, is. we glad
to still in the field, and ready to answer for
the orders of his friends OF when
speak Of Cronan's. mean the foundry which has go
long been conducted under his name. Everything
that is made Of iron in foundries, such cast-ron
fronts, beams, girders, he is prepared to manufac-
lure, and every architect contractor will find it fer
his interest to call upon him before giving out the
work elsewhere.
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING, Marc b %.

SATURDAY EVENING, March %, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 1876 ad-
ditional yesterday embraced 2O5O bales at easier
prices generally, and q reduction Of "a &c in Good
Ordinary. Low Middling. Strict Low Niddling and
Aiddling. We modify quotations accordingly
and give also the Exchange figures and report Is be-
low:
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MARINE NEWS.

Having taken charge of the River Column Of thi q
paper beg leave to my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully
JAMES KERR JR
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, for New York
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Crawford, for New YORK
Moulton
Steamer Amite, DOnnelly, for Pensacola Master
Steamer Reliance Read, for Pensacola CM Sor,a
British ship stratheArn, Jarman, for Liverpool
Hall Vaughan
Russian ship California, Lunderlin, for Havre-
Frederichs l. Horn
Norwegian bark Marie Kjole, for Havre-
-. Hall and vsugan
Italian bark Daniel Draper, Bottom for Genoa-
Goldenbow Kelley
oaiA "oine' JUS Ior oronstadt- Lowell Bailey
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Whatever brilliancy appears in our paper
this morning is not little due to the bene fetal effects
of sample from the varied stock Of Messrs. Swar-
brick Co.. the well known grocers of SO Camp street.
of his Baker Whiskya vintage from the rye stalks Of
Old Eenttlck.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, March %, 1874
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH
Is, AT ?. NJ.
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Steamships.

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
t SEMI-MONTHLl LINE
Carrying the United States Mails
Jun1ata, J. W. Cathariue, Commander. 1900 TONS
fazoo, L. D. Barrett, Comm AMER. 1910 tons
To sail FRIDAY, April 3, at SAM.
The fine Al steamship
sSSl0ikSe3S t.- Juniuta.
s..+ =l5. j. W. Catharne Commander,
VIII leave her wharf opposite Jackson Square, above
Passage to Havana, United states currency sS5
Passage 10 Philadelphia. ...,..,.........O
through tickets issued to New York .......... ~
Freight for Liverpool, An werp and Brem taken
p this line and through bills Of ading given for same
For frejghtor passage, apply to A4@
a.1 .tset % EDW. A. YORKE, Agent
NJ 20 II Cor. Ca1ondelst and GI ayier streets.
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Receipts OF Prohuc.

cotton to Jno Chas R steamer Lotus No sss bales Of
p ph 3ns ~ Payne &co to Csrn sr me's SGo
Busbr5 hsrdle Sc92e swsnso0
Is to Buc1ner s-o0s $50 sst waalmsley &co-
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Home is not happy one unless the larder
is well provided Housekeepers will grumble at rank
butter and poor bacon. Dealers know this, and to
meet the demands of their friends should drop in at
Keep Raymond's. Nos. II and 70 Poydras street.
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Nhiips,

4F4 For Providence and Fall River
693E Inc Al schooner Kate NJ. Hilton, Capt.
NEstone, is now loading, and having most OF her
largo engaged and going en- board, viii have dispatch
For balance Of freight apply to
GEO. 4. FOSDICK CO.,
An@o-U 80 Caroudelet street.
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RED RIVER.


NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECOKE PACKET
COMPANY.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P. NJ.
- For fort de kussey, Barbin's
lsssfia4n+syN Norman's Alexandria, Mouth Of Cane
Ahh River, Montgomery, GRAND Ecore and Ill
way IanaIIgs-
st. Mary,
-. =. Mitchell, MASTER G. &. Hamilton, clerk,
fartlcuar attention paid to way and plantation bud.
ness. for freight or passage apply board, OF
M. W. JOYCE, IL Delta street.
BRITTON 4 EPPLEk, lot Common st.
mn17 It LORD McPEAKE. as Camp street.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Western ,xo.-o-,,-
ooz oaes cotton 1898 dry hides lleO pigs lead on
iron 2l5 bbs rice 76 bdls hides IS bales moss co
iron 10 casks boneblaek " IONS
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-Per ste.msh,, o.
tIomxenIFor New York. 2sl bales cotton NJ h.1ss
sooscco oaes hides 1875 dry hides 200 bales hae on
wooi Il Dbis beef 81 ties do l7A bbls necans 90
cases nose For Havan, 2573 bbls -four borss ,s
hhIs S,N ~, steamer Reliance-1 tc meat ass
dsa eur 'Sl 1os meat l7e bbs potatoes 277 pkos ~
and sundries wv pois bread
,oa LNssAOLA-Per steamer Amite-2337 sack. cor,
ov saeSs oats IA sacks coffee 40 bbls pork Ok 80
ph,ler hhds sugar 25 hhds bacon 455 hills az o
tobacco 1886 pkgs sundries "A1'AS 20 pigs Of
CRONsTADr-Per bark Rome oe,o h,
cotton 'ao"in-o4Io bales of
$40 slaves A"per-ool bales cotton
.0 MA aPer ship calitornia2a4a ba,ss oo..o-
AAVRL-Per bark Marie-24.s ba,es oo..o ,,o.
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TheCourts.
First District Court.

Christian Russell. convicted of assault ant
battery, was sentenced to pay fine of s..
Patrick Burke, on plea OF guilty to as
sault and battery, made after Withdrawal
of plea of not guilty, put in after due and
mature deliberation, was sentenced THU
morning to a fine of So.
James Reinhardt was sentenced to i'm
prisonment for six months in the Peuiten-
tary, as a conviction of larceny.
Salvador Ancha was acquitted Of charge
of larceny.
Francis Edwards, IT,, was convicted OF
assault and battery.
Mrs. Henry Tete stood trial on charge
of assault and battery, and the jury who
heard all about it rem Tered verdict OF "not
guilty."
Jessie Woods. charged with being Access
sorry to murder, after long argument by
his counsel, X. Dalton, was admitted to bail
in the sum of $500
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Imports

.,i RIO DE JANE1RO-Per brig Ma;a y, c,.
Williams, kuperti eco sai-Aoos sacks do
coannts 1lno So tosh DIPer schooner Anita-534o 10
apples to Morgan eco '''o p@ntans 500 pine
nuts $3.50 Uantan schooner Locke2o 600 cocoa
LIvERPOOLMpeerrI h.r punches bananas G Grande
to order - Anefsi--Zoo0 sacks salt
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TENsAs AND BLACK RIVER,

TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, March %, at5Px
r. For Floyd. Monticello, Joes
kESs $3.50 Bayou, Delhi, Warsaw, Crocket's Point
Egypt. Brahms, Osborn's, Chambers
Cahoways, Cut Oh, ana all landings on Iensas and
Black kivers-The steamer
FIcta,
L. s. Greenlee, master-Jas. L. Robbins clerk,
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage apply
BOARD, or TO LORD Il NCPEAkE,
mh24tf As Camp street
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Unfted Sfafes Distrfct Court.

In this Court the n o. Grand Ecore
Packet Company have filed a libel against
the steamer st. Mary, alleging that one
out right, and asks that the company be de-
creed the sole owners Of the boat and for
judgment against Mitchell for $1,000.
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MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY, at P. n.
IT. For Memphis, Vicksburg, Nat.
kE$%sesass66 chez and all plantation and bend land
ings-
John b. Maude.
Jonn r. Noel, master-Alt. tIrissom, clerk
WIZ leave THURSDAY, March %, at M.
s1NNOTT Il ADAMS, IL Commercial place.
W. II. BOFINGER, lU4 Common street.
me ABOVE boat will give through bills of lsdEe to
an points on Arkansas and White Rivers and tho
t nlAansas central Railroad to larendon, giving
through tickets East at reduced rates. rh|
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY CAMDEN PACKET. i
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY at p. M.
,@ For Camden, Uuachita City,
Trenton, Monroe, and all intermedate
landings on Black and Ouachia Rivers,
o;necng with boats for all the tributaries-Ths 6ns
Bart Able,
H. kenison, master-G. P. Work and Owen F. Jsmi
son, clerks
w1 leave ~ above For freight or passage apply on
board, or to - f-S'-eo'
slNNOIT l. ADAMS, IL Commercial place.
.o-.. LORD MCPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
MhZou J. z. CARLTN S Della street.
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Arrived.
Steamship City of Dallas, Hines, from New York 18th
instant. to Geo Fosdick &co-2d Dist
TOWBOATS.
Fairfield Maitland, from Rodney, with barge
STEAMBOATS,.
Lotus No g. Dannals. from Jefferson
Hodge NO 2, Barranco from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN,
Schooner Geo Eke, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Louisiana State. from Bonfouc,
schooner Leonora, from Pearl river
schooner Two Friends, from Tchefuncra river
Schooner 1talenne, from Bay st Louis
schooner perseverance, from Ichefuncta river
Schooner Gannett. from Bayou Lacombe
Schoon r bike from Biloxi
Sloop Philla, from Lake Shore
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Simon Gossalin from Tanoinaboa
Schooner Petrol, from Pearl river
schooner La Belle from Tchefuncta river
schooner Theresa from Blind river
schooner Puzzle, from Pearl river
schooner Msry Irene, from Bayou Iacomba
SCHOONER Lille Dunn, from Tchefuncta river
BelOw-C0ming Up.
Ship Queen of England Atkins from c,earoo 4.
master NA' W
snip Emma, Olivier, 40 days from Hsvre to mas+er
onip western Umpire, Crozier, from Hayre Feb &
to master A0 GU D.
outside the Bar Bound In
Brit steamship State of Louisiana Stewart fro, r..
erp Dol feb 18th, to K Miller Geo ~ -A'
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a
Stock on hand not cleared last year 1913
To-dsy's exports embraced 54o6 bales to Liverpool
1855 to Hsvre, 1920 to Cronstadt, 81 to Genoa and
! 1902 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening $50 bales against
1853 last Saturday, and 1928 last year. and since
August 81 1OS5,26A bales against LOIS 1853 last year
Increase &C. SOC.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports to-day s7s1 bales. against $500 Saturday
and 6469 LIST year, and since August 81, 3,375669
bales against 3,OOs333 last year; increase 1885,
day Exports, yesterday to Great Britain 1887 bales
against 6l3s last week. and 1928 year, and to the
continent IL 1871 bales against 2935 last week. against
none last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports
made up to - NJ CSC s76 bales, against 65ssoO last
week and 544 39s last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of sale to-day Sales
last week 43 hhds, against co the week be-
fore Estimated amount on sale 3700 hhds which in
for the present We repeat our previous quotations.
which are nominal. as follows: Common Tugs at A..
@5c; medium at 5951zc; gco& ats lsG6c; low leaf
6a@7c; medium at 7h@Sc; fine at 9@1oc,
last evening 35 hhds; exported none. Stock on
hand by our running statement 1860 hhds.
3 PREREQUISITES market is extremely dull. We
continue to quote as follows:
By steam-cotton to Liverpool -@Hd; to Liver
pool via New York Slid; to Havre ll-I6d; to Bre-
men 1l-16d; to Hamburg 11-l6d; to Boston &c; to
Providence and Fall River re; to New York &c; to
Phila ielphia &c. Bulk corn to Liverpool lsd
By Sait-cotton to Liverpool 1890 sd; to Havre
.@l NC; to Bremen. -@ll-lSd; to Cronstadt 21-s29
u-l6d; to Antwerp .-@l1l6d; to Hamburg % 4
led; to Genoa 13tc to Boston &c. Bulk corn to
the Continent asa per bushel. fs 1lf !
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MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
saturday Evening, March 70, 1874, IL N.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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The market opened under the depres ling influence
of unsatisfactory kilograms from Liverpool where it
was reported dull at previous rates. with sales Of only
10000 bales, instead of at advance with better
demand, many anticipated, and New York reported
duh and easier. The movement was consequently
without any spirit and continued sluggish throughout
the day. Oper. tors also restricted by factors
and buyers being more widely apart than usual in
their views, and the sales consequently confined
to the limited amount noted above, the smallest bust
ness reported for time. Low Ordinary sold at
10c; barely Good Ordinary 1875 strict Good Ordn
airy at 142. do. High style at 15c; strict Good Ordn
airy to Low Middlirg at 15c; Low Midding at 152s
151 and 1850, and strict Low Mddling to Midding
at 16c
The amount shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at 125,5OO bales, embracing
$4,000 bales for Liverpool, $1,000 for Havre 1000 for
Spain 5000 for Bremen, $500 for the Mediterranean,
33, 900 for the North s. and 1000 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening, leaves
1888 200 bales to represent the quantity the landing
and in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "sales 225) bales including
500 after P. M. yesterday. Market dull and irregu.
lar" Its quotations for Low Midding and Mid
ding are reduced &c, with no other change
COTTON STATEMENT.
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| Clearings. Balances.
March 28............... s1.6l4554 O6 $133.377 "a
| Same time last week.. 1885, 344 06 148,559 "
| Total last week 100 - 1854, us ~ l,348413 63
Total week before.... ll,l52 367 "a 1,455,6N 81
We have feature to notice in the money
market. The offerings both in bank and on the
streets, continue moderate aud nothing is reported
that indicates any variation in the rates of CONNER
cial paper We continue to quote hrst-class paper
with co:latsrals at 9@10 per cent. per annum with
out at 11@l2, Al at 1@1h per month. and second
grade at2. Firstclsss mortgages still rule at 10 per
cent per annum hut nothing is reported in second
class.
We are indebted to Mr.. I. N. Maynard for the fol-
lowing comparative statement" of the associated
banks, for the week ending to-day
Increase, Decrease.
Specie. ............ $50 600 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Currency ..........- 100, 900
Deposits .......... 230.0 00 ..................
Loans. .145,OOO ...................
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Cleared Yesterday.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE. \
Sunday Morning, March 20.
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The river here is foot inches below high water
mark of 1871. NELSON GoRow
Si1x1aal Snxu-.. a 49,.
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BelOw-COnlin2 Tn.

Outside the Bar Bound In
Brit steamship State of Louisiana Stewart fror r..
erpool Feb 18th, to Miller Geo. AAon Ai'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-06
morning.
NEW YORK.
wall street PATROL ed by Detectives
Failure of the Ald1ne Publishers
The RaiIrOnd WBr Brought 90 =
CIOse-Snft for L1beI-A New Trial
for Tweed Probable.

Failure OF the - ld1ne PuDlIsners
The RaiIr0nd War Brought go
CIOse-Suit for L1bel-A New Trial
for Tweed Probable.
NEW York, August 6.-The Sun says
that Wall street was patrolled yesterday
by larger number of detectives than
was ever before seen there at any one
time except just after the Gray forgeries
which cost the street $4,000 Inquiries
at the police central office developed the
fact that the patrol had been ordered by
the commissioners. A few days ago
John B. Norris and John 7. Denny, jr.,
the former on the part Of the stock ex-
change, and the latter in the name OF
the bankers and merchants generally,
called on President Matsell and request
ed him to take additional precaution for
the protection of the moneyed interests.
They said that in the existing stagnation
Of trade vast number OF men were out
Of employment and ready for almost any
deed Of desperation. The Board of Com
missioners unanimously resolved that
corps of detectives should be sent to
patrol Wall street and other districts
where banks are situated, with orders to
arrest all suspicious persons in sight.
The failure Of Sutton & Co., publish
ers of the Aldine, an illustrated journal,
is announced. The firm would give no
information concerning their failure,
alleging that the matter had been bridged
over. but stated that the firm Of Sutton
& Co. had been merged in the Aldine
/ Company, and that the latter had sue
ceeded to their business II is stated
thai Sutton & Co. owe about SlsOOOO.
The railroad war, concerning the rates
of passage for immigrants bound West,
which opened in March last, has just
been brought to a close. The combat
ants we're the New York Central, Hud-
son River, Erie and Pennsylvania roads.
Recently the agents took measures tend
ing toward reconciliation, and after con-
siderable discussion it was resolved to
restore the old rates which have not been
in effect since March 2ith. This In
creases the rate Of immigrant fare TO the
West more than $50 per cent. While
the railroad war has been thus amieably
concluded, the contest among the steam
ship companies still continues.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen has
voted two millions Of dollars unquali'
fedly for the continuance Of work on
the bridge connecting thst7city with New
York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-06
FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 6.-The cricket con
test between the visiting Americans and
Englishmen was renewed this morning
by game between the Princess club and
twenty. two Americans. The latter won
the toss and sent the Englishmen to bat.
The game was suspended for lunch, at
which time seven wickets had fallen for
nine runs. The play will be resumed
this afternoon. The crack players of
the Princess club are out Of town.
The order for the British Mediterrane-
an squadron to proceed to the coast of
Spain has been countermanded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-06
sundoy-Schooi Assembly.

FAIRPoNT, N. Y, August 6-The
Sunday-School Teachers Assembly
opened last night with an address by DR..
Vincent, of the NJ. E. Church; Rev.
George A. Pellz and Rev. DR.. Castleton,
Baptist Church; Rev. Mr.. Warden, of
the Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Mr..
Waiting, of the Canada Congregational
Church. To-day speeches we're made by
Bishop Jones and Mrs. Willing, of Hi
nois. The Rev. DR.. Peltz breaches this
evening. More than two thousand per-
sons we're on the grounds last night and
great fervor prevailed. Accommodations
are satisfactory and the weather is de-
lightful
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-06

George II. Foster, one the counsel
of Tracy Robinson, late agent of the Pa
mama Railroad Company on the 18TH
mus, states that his client has been
grossly maligned by the officers of the
company, and that he has brought suit
against Rufus Hatch, managing director,
for fifty thousand dollarsin consequence
of damages sustained.
The steamship Tagus will carry out
as portion. of her cargo ten powerful
locomotives of American manufacture.
She is bound for Taganerod, Russia, at
the extreme northern point of the sea of
Azor. The locomotives were ordered
some months ago for Russian railway.
A considerable quantity of shot and
she'll belonging to the Turkish govern
ment will also go forward by the Tagus
and will be discharged at Constantine
pie.
District Attorney Phelps will come to
the city to-day to sign the bill of excep-
tons in Tweed's case, which has OBJ
tanned the signature of Judge Davis, be-
fore whom the cause was tried. On this
the counsel for Tweed will move for
new trial before the general term in De-
tober. If Tweed's exceptions are over
ruled here he has the alternative of going
to the Court of Appeals.
The six American rihemen to shoot
against the Irish team will be selected
from the following twelve after practice:
Henry Fulton, A. c. Anderson, 7. S.
Dakin, j. S. Contin, G. w. Yale, L. L.
Hepburn, A. V. Garfield, jr., L. NJ. Bal.
lard, Fl. A. IGildersleeve, j. T. B. Collins,
E. II. Sanford and f. S. Gardner. The
average of the whole twelve is SAT
against an average of 666 on the last
public match of their Irish antagonists.