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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
DFCISIONS-FEB. II.

Snpsrior Cout-vpecidl Term-Bv Judge Sedg-
rck-Boyn st Doyle and snosee with cerk tat SPECIAL
Term Ayiug lst leyMoon denied without costs 1ae ,s'
Lewis-Moon for commission granted s'ay regl rs s AK,
Darbv-Or appointing referee aud receiver The Peoples BANK
Tie Manhattan Glove Co-Reierence orleret
by Judge Carts-Ru,h sgt PIeld-Case settled.
Surname Court-Speciai 7ern,-By Judge Van Brunt.
-ano GseAeeonnting osie'ed shd Tsi.rd to William H.
Leon,r e STATE on account Ne@Jerey Mutual g nrsae
sale and Lawrence to sell sud convey with allow
auee Of $500. n D.
eo16nd aai idgment OF divorce granted In tue matter &c
ponoran-Moion denied Pay BediMcnorandum. Croft
b, judge Brady~ItOn Pulverdng Co. sg Van Tuyl
and opinion In Inc matter ae Sullivan In the
~ Ju1se shmsu agt Wood Inslee sg HamDhneMo
ons denied fochane GOad Plstt receiver sgt
odrek; sg. Beaun Marsh sst Mtehel Barry 'g! Nc
Lean ke Dawson Ig. Wes &c Kelar sgi Roeke; German
Bank ag Kuha and Others hre' a'0I, f,' s,e
sss sayles Thompson Henthal AIT Calls Levy g Dodge
In onehundred DtenIh-,ti The Peop e. rel
Horseman Az Donnel Hemsn Motions granted n
Dens and Paatns R's.bhment ag Berde-EIr, allowance
Richards ast judo Of $3.50 granted sutua Life
TS IN the matter Of the application q brooks &c. at
McCpaess fhan agt. sephsns-hotOn denied
NJ and Hartford Co-Noton denied nsinosnaan
White al ag HerseJ ct aL-Aoion granted elO costa
Court of Appedls-ALBANY. Feb. 1.-THE follow
Ing handed down in the Court Of Appeastoday
Judgments ,nrmed with eostsHssting as Newiok Central and
River Rallroad Company Prce ag Gould strel ag
Spaudng; Russell ast speer. Hens sst Renie.
Judgments reversed and tna granted costs to ABIDE event
snool sgt Lard; hchie oBnen sgt Mechanics
and Traders FL. Insurance Company
The referee affirmed, uith ooss-Hubbel ag- huldoon.
granting trial affirmed and judgment absolute for defend
ant, with --iyde AT Greenwood
ARMED with oossIn the matter Of Folsom 70 vacses
assessment &c
Motion granted dismiss appeal
White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
CIVIL NOTES.

The Supreme Court of Illinois has decided
case involving the validity bonds issued to the Paris
ana Decatur Railroad by municipal corporations along
the line The Court decides that the charter OF the Com
many confers no mower on counties townships
TO issue bonds in aid Of this railroad nat INSTRUMENT
containing only vague provision authorizing persous
or the agent of any corporate body to subscribe 10 Tue
capital stock OF the Company. The amount VI DohuS
issued by municipal corporations which are thu7 de-
cared illegal Is s363.OOO
A question of considerable Importance TO
sailors was decided yesterday in the United states DIS
trct Court by Judge Batchford Under kuio NO 20 VI
that Court Joseph Larsen. through Irving W. Parker
bis counsel beled for wages due him the snip ROBERT
Dillon without stipuating for the payment OF costs III
the event OF the libel being dismissed The hDel aiso
contained under the shipping act OF 1872 claim OF ~
per day as penalty for furnishing bad Ood durlS he
voyage. owen Gray, counsel for the SNIP mower tnas
tho bcant be required stpuate for the pay ineh Oh
costs on the ground that the claim for 81 per DAY was
not covered by the rule allowing sailors To De ss
for wages without spulang for the payment oil c0Sts
Judge Batchford denied the motion for the reason t
the referred to that penalties ior IuthShs p"u
food shall be recovered as wages.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ....................~FEB H.
CLEARED.
Ste.nsh Leo Dear. "a savannah Surray, Ferris Co.
steamship Metropolis Nekerson, Wilmington n c. LorIari Steam
Steamship Manhattan woSdhuI chaTlsHon J. W Qqiptnrd
Steamship Holland lBr). Bragg, London, &c; r. w Har't
Steamship Canada OBJ, we5sisr LyeTP0Sl p W. J. Har-
s,s.m,S SsPSGs SsE sB BS.GI ,1,o. R R%of
Steamship DOMINION, Walker Richmond CITY Point and NOr'Ot
Ship johann wilhelm IGsrJ AOrec' Rotterdam Punch Edye
Ship Aaophu, CBr) Rose, Liverpool, Snow Ru,ges.
Bar. cado.t. lBtl M,gurs Hay,na Jane. + wsrd & Co.
Blii B,1so Say,lB a., S.yissoas G,sSs Sooovi'h Co.
Bns wisy smith BID Coleman, po-%uPr R. Staples
R BRIDE a B a,. Ssoss 1s W. BOYD H1
sehr Il. A. Dellart Pnkhsm Bsricos, E PUG Co.
schr. Alice NJ Allen, brigham Boston ChAs. living
...t.. ARRIVED.
stsnhp Rpubc r Glea4s Liverpool Feb g. and Queens
Bari y.Iu, CRus., Humble Macao l43 dsr. with nd...
Brig KIRBY lOi Philadelphia Bernard. CienlegO 10 days. with
Bril- Hall Columbia, Br.retOu, Nalag, Jan 3 with mi.e
sehr. WIN, Mason, French Boston Tor Baltimore.
sehr Elias Ross Robbins Somerset
SAILED.
steamships Holland for London Wisconsin, o liverpool Btns for
Dominion Norfolk &c shis Taunton and Talbot, for London
a % ssa M . a e st ss5 S9'sH' r3s
for Bsr@ua Flora GeOdsls for 'chr o. Oh'EO for ssuA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Peb 17-A!ed steamship Msrcedta from Charleston.
Cuba; bark AlmO1er from Eeutaera, Tor orcers,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Iaspos Fh unted States: Henrietta Iemplsr.
Lizzie Moses Fearless GAh Geneorse Agder Arrived
I5th ron ports Unlted States Ellen Rcmers Laura Bomn,
and Mee the 10th from ports In the United staiesi
Greg, Falcon Brothers Apap AagdaS Lime Ro1 RbanA zufnedeD
be Arlington Agnes Antarctic Meteor Dunloe H Accsn Arturo,
Wiring Emn, sioons John O. B,ier Eo' sheldon saint
Cou Luey Active and Island Home Arrived the l7h IRON ports
in the United Bds Ne Plus Ultra 0nrs Ger.on AncAin
The mentioned experienced
and several hands overheard. Ao arted
Lydia skolleld. PrcmiA, Serpentns, and Fortuna
Feb lTbs German LORDS Line steamship.
from SesYork Feb for Brenen arrived here Al
O'Clock afternoon, and the Baltimore Llenlau from Baltimore
arrived here this and proceeded for Bremen.
usxssrouS Feb 1.-THE Eatons Line steamship Spain Grace
MoyILLR Feb i71h Liue steSmsbp rnnacs Thomp
heSfo Feb A. for Gssgos arted Ia Ihs habor TO-DAY
DISASTERS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 1.-THE orig o. q HmsH which arrived
this port Cuba Tell in With brig arAoHy Of 81
h. 10 L 80 NJ long rs VI raider goRe. sinking condition
took OF the ..
Laws Del Feb 1.-THE senag C7nh reports spoks yser
OF Heaopen tse British bark stag - from
Npulork with her aud Lover msnopsal yards
seuet carried with
wanted no Ao sposs, 10 nes henopes
SPOKEN.
Feh Ia lat ~ H. long So ship Atlantic Orb from Paiaax
Jaa 2s Is O5 H. long 81 % W ship Rudolph Ebe (SOr
London for Pensacola
10 40 o. Ions IS 10, ehr. Gem
HAVE
FEB l3 OF Charleston Bar hr rbbe,,. from ORIENT l. L,
iOr Port Roysl .. G. u
Iior --latest Ship heps see Rria Pace
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. FRD. 19.

WEDNESDAY. FRD H.
Mails EuroDe aud Liverpool the seamshr
p Supplementary Mail Is closed Ct the Post
Omes 2:l5 p Steamship sails at .. from Cursd Dock,
Jersey City.
THURSDAY FEB. 10.
Mails for Burope Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg By steamship
Pomneranis 80 Supplementary Mai closed At tie
Post0hce l5 IN. steamship sails at from foot Of
Thirist. Hoh0Keu.
Havana direct steamship City Of Newo close
Supplementary Mail closed at the PoStOhee a. 2iJ
?. N Steamship sails al D. m. from Pier No. 3 y. K
FRIDAY. FEB. 20.
Mails Hay yeneela and Curacao, BY the steamship Conn
Steamship sails at from Pier No IL n K
close NeSiorE POOIce every DAY
al q q. via Halifax
ior aufar closed the New.York Po0 hee ever
LAY a. q ,. IN, and goes via Bosom
SATURDAY.. FEB 81
Nail, Great Britain Irelind Queenstown AMI Liverpool
b. steamship Republic at ~ Supplementary M Us
PosOmce at $50 ?. n. Steamship sais Al
irom White S.ar Dock. PsTonia Ferry. Jersey CIV
For Continental and Bremen Sail Southampton and Bremen
b. Lansa close at ~ d. Supplementary Mail
the PosOfce 1880 Steamship sails a. D. NJ
Of Third st.. Hobokea
Direct tiarnan and PrsaE Mali TIM. line.
French Mail direct Brest Havre, By the steamship
Europe $3.50 N. Steamship sails at from Pier
40. 30 " r.
Mails TOR Havana and Mexico per Cleopatra close
Supplementary PoOGee 2:40 Steam
sliD sails al D ~. from Pier No 3 \. r.
Mails for Argentine Republic Wett miles e by the
steamship South America Supplementary Mail H
close he Post Office at 2:l5 steamship sails at p H. from
Pier No. AS N. r. =
mails tor kev WesI hy steamship George w clyde close AZ
D. u. Steamship ssils AZ m, from Pier no. 20 &. x
SUNDAY. FKB. %.
Al Mails close II oeoekA The tOotonce IS open hoU
to
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit Court
found yeu Indictment against Charles meyer Tor removing
from saistisry whisky in barrels not properly stamped
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Paul Clark committed b. Justice Oeong or
keep ~ policy selling lottery tickets at No ~ Canas
At the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, William
Beruet ras held 81 900 bsl charge o.
picking pocket John McDeyt Of fremont " j. OF wah aud
chain ami $3.50 IN money
At the Harlem Police Court. yesterday, before
Ju,,ice Ksnr Alexander Farron and Onunddond'
fe.pth held default 81 900 bail charge VI assault
Ing Augustus Buehosky.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Jutce Moran Ere Schultz he'll for stealing
u- tabs of lard valued 800 from Nicholas
r. encksop OF No Greenwich Tbs property found
their possession
James McDermott was put upon trial in the Court
Of General sessions yesterday before Recorder sce for shooting
McDonough the saloon No 32 BoNery IL
r. Burns had begun the sers
th edsn aud that the shooting
Of McDonoagh accidental McDeruot acquitted.
William Conklin the Special Deputy Sheriff who
beng Of the who robbed Burr
brought for selence
Yesterday General Sessions before Recorder lseke
udg bis asked for until Frday
he might motion for trial the ground that
verdict conArT 70 the evidence ms rosiponemeh vas
granted and Conklin renamed unu that Day
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SIGNIFICANT WORDS FROM THE BENCH.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. in speaking of tho great number OF Government
cases which wcro the calendar at the beginning OF
the term. Judge Blatchford SAID "Tho Government
cases appear to have collapsed; OF oil that we're on
the calendar. only five or six have beenTried ltseems
that when little squeezing Is brought to bear upon
the defendants In those they disappear"
In refusing to try bankruptcy without jury,
Judge Batchford also remarked: :" have very care
fully examined the Bankrupt act, and am satisfied
that under 1t parties cannot waive trial by jury.
There is, however. one way in which trial by the
Court alone be had and that Is where statement
OF facts agreed but where there Is any dispute
about the facts they must he passed upon by "a Jury
II would undoubtedly expedite business and save OK
pense il the act amended to allow. upon con
sent OF parties bankruptcy cases involving disputed
facts TO be tried by tho Court"
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A SUIT AGAINST MARSHALL o. ROBERTS

John p. 0'Sullivan has begun suit in the
Superior Court before Judge Curtis for $4,000 against
Marshall Roberts on tho following grounds: COM
pany formed, in 1857. in New-oreans, which re-
ceived grant OF lands and privileges in Mexico on
condition OF making canal and road across the ishmus
OF Tehuantepec, aud Juarez confirmed the grant The
grant assigned to the defendant. and he employed
plaintiff procure for him confirmation OF the grant
from Macmillan, which he did BY the time Dir.
O,su,lIyan had returned TO New-York Macmillan had
lost his crown and head and the whole canal scheme
fell throu III. the plaintiff claims that Mr.. Roberts
him for his services. Mr. Roberts re-
plies that he paid plaintiffs expenses. and was per
sonaly responsible for nothing more; That the soOOO0
was to stock of the company when organized, ana
that as 1t never was organized, there is nothing due
The case il likely to last several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Court OF Special Sessions composed Of thtce ct the
appointed Police Justices. On Dec 1873, Danel
Keleher was sentenced to IL months imprisonment IN
the Penitentiary for assault and battery keleher.s
counsel resolved to make this test case since mat
time tho question has raised In many as nj Teen
other cases. Keleher's counsel sued out writ OF
habeas corpus on Dec 1872 aud argument WAS had !"
due course.
Judge Brady Of the Supreme Court who issued me
writ I'm Keleers case. and before whom argument was
made, gave the following decision yesterday "Ihe
question presented this application cannot ne con
sidered on habeas corpus II involves the proposition
that the usurpaton OF the Office may he inquired INTO
otherwise than by quo UnTdnto writ discharged;
prisoner remanded."
The other cases spoken OF come under this desison
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THE SPECIAL SESSIONS TEST CASES.

The constitutionality of the Police Justices
BILL passed In 1873 by which the terms of ONCE OF the
Justices elected In prematurely brought TO
close matter OF doubt TO good many people. and
specially TO those who displaced and their friends
Police Justice James l.. Coulter, who presided at the
Yorkye Court made practical test OF the question by
obtaining In the Court of Common Pleas an injunction
under q writ Of quo vnrranto. by which the newly
elected Police Justice Mr. Murray, assigned TO that
court for duty, prevented from entering
upon his ONCE. After argument before Judge
Larremore. the ast 1as decided TO bc legal
and constitutional, and Mr. Murray took his
seat Another test made by Raising the ques-
siaa tho LEGAL constitution aud organization nf tia
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PASSENGERS 4RRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOOL-In steamship Republic Peb. 17Mr D.
Adams Mrs 4. Adams Mrs e. Lee snd servant Nj saror'
servant H. Lee Alex haeCuoeh Duncan Mac
Crl.och Mr. 3 Wor,gick Miss NJ Wofssck. Mis- D. Worlwck.
Mrs Woswick Miss Anne Bosld Mrs Gibbons, W Pink.
ron and chlen Crpps H. Buckley C. A. Bacon A
Goodwin G. 81 Topping, W sbaekford Mrs H. Blcey Master
Blake H. NewcOmb Ralph ITsuman, G. C4Ts
Andrew r. Lee Alex G. Chalmers W Bliss s. Sculy
r. Hardy W. James Alexander George smith Capt
Baby r. r. Baby Miss Baby James H. GosOm Morgan Price
c. H. Chaplin H. Carrie, Ia Goolmsn. VI. Tobias
FROM LIVERPOOi-In steamship EyyDt Feb 1TMr HarkeE
wife Mr. Aena and family Capt Leslie and wife
Mis-, Thompson j. Bothams e. =. Morco. H. Bald j. Lawrence
T. Cates A Dade ~ j. Hudson. T. Richardson and family,
l. Gould O. Walker, Merrill aud wife. Z. Watson Aad elildren
Hrs LnDto
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ha ufv
A motion 10 reconsider and lay on the table having
been made in order to mako the last vote nDa Gatoy
motions were nterpOsed the Democratic side' VIII
the explanation that they wanted the mater W gu
till tomorrow. an
Daring the frat call OF the rolls, which was on q
motion to adjourn till Friday, there was eeoI"
thinning out of members. Many started down lomn,
others repaired to the restaurant to iOrtly ~,
for the contingency OF allnight session. WINE MI
Butler Rep Nasal who had made the motion W lcoom On,
sder gave evidence Of bis determination 10 bght ~ ous
on that line If it took oil night by having dinner
brought to his desk Almost all the stuts
were vacated, and the members VINO reina ,i
in the nall collected In groups discussing te
ana how to avoid the threatened dead-och. ino
Speaker central figure OF one OF those eOups'
ana be assumed that he couDseled
while Mr. Cox Dem, n. " was the central nHure ps
another group, as ne had changed his vote on INC
resolution and had voted with the majority 30 thas,
Mr. Butler should withdraw the motion 10 reconslucr,
MIR Cox was in a position renew 1t. The vote lor
adjournment until Friday showed that no quorum was
present and the SPEAKER stated that, IN that coha
ton OF the House, motions were III Oruer cACop w
adjourn or for q call of the House. .
Both motions made on the DemOcratio aiiu onc
on the Republican side. The vote hrst taken on nB
NATHAN 10 adjourn IL dcfeateu-leas, Oi Sys
a. The motion U call OF the House was then tahen
by standing VOTE and ii appeared TO be
67 Nays 20. IL was then taken by teners, ana Was
again defeated-Yeas, 81: Nays. 49, r, ,,,, mn
The House then. motion OF MT. BUTLER lt'ep'
Tenn voted by tellers TO adjOurn-Ieas ~, nays 20
Mr. PLATT Rep, VAL who had moved the can OF tao
Uousa demanded the Yeas and Nays on Inc moJion w
adjourn, and they were ordered. 49,,
On the vote by Yeas and Nays. the motion to adjourn
was carried-Yeas 81. Nays 81.
The House thereupon, aG $40 y. IN, ADJOURNED
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATryEs.

Mr.. CoBURs (Rep. Ind.), from the Commit
zee on Military Affairs reported back the bill authorz-
sng the Chief Clerk Of the War Department 10
sauts on the Treasury. Passed.
Mr. HAWLEY REP, II), from the same committee,
reported tho bill transferring the military prison from
Rock Island ILL.,, 20 Fort Leavenworth Kan. After ain
hous's discussion, the bill was passed.
The Arkansas COETEsTED ELECTION CASE.
zha uonse than took Lha o0nLnstah alsaiiaD casa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Goparinfrshlp Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
~ nerhp lrm under OF T. TATE jr
dissolved by mutual Feb IL. 1874 The busncS~
hereafter b oonnned Bulls BRI6us sho The
owus. II s claims due the said 4, 1ATk. IT,,
k@- Yak re1. ! Z. la.4. ., hsAiS taiuuS,
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steamboats ano Railroads
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

G0UTH SIDE RAll.ROAD.
On and amor Dee 1873 trains Will leave south Hsehe S"''
lyr . follows (ssndsss eieeptedi' .ao. AAam
For P.tehoene Nj Intermediate stations Of $50 sna
For Ishp ana ntermshss ,ssaoes a. $50 m aea h
For BAbon All snoas Al gSo ~ saa LOU - W
end D. a a
D. IN. oeo -
For .nl iaterneds's siss'es at SSo
a.. D. and p q. ...I. uFf'N
' 4' - s.ll t. CANAAN. ss=ps---A-A
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6:j0 5:3o dooa set.. S'lO
WA~ER DAY-Aa
saadyiIIook 9Ot 9:39 Hell Gate Ferry IL 28
DAY..
SAID, look 96 Gov IaB1 1908 Hell Gate Ferry II i52
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President sent
the following nominations to tne Senate to-day:
W. H. Sargent to Collector Of Customs at Caslne Me Inon.
Loring Plymouth, Mass Bartlett At Little Egg harbor "
Israel g. Adams HArbor j. Isaac 0hnbJ 10 DO
United States MIshs Northern District OF heE-ioA
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Chances for Bnsiuess Glen

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for REAL Pa
II TArB-In ty only thouse or sAy
stock Of DRY GOODS Inas snf Japanese order
pess stand BrosdwaC the bs bsea IN r.,
retire the socE valued At asost 500 OOo ~
tre from sby will eel o. liberal N.
oood poss..son desired Por PARTICULARS ADDRESS A.
ms. No. 30 Ce1sr-st, frst hoor.
$l4.OOO VII ..: Buy stock .... and H,s fixtures
Iinsare aai loae Purnhlg Coos donz laFge - ~
ness; no opposition; within 30 niles Of NesYoi Ct,
eason s,r -Hng Addc-ss CASH BUSiN ESS rrbuas
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Sgw AND PULI-PowBRBD SrhANshlPa -
SAILING Newiora SATURDAYS from 4vefpos' - hpns
DAYS calling at Cora Hsrbo' each ~
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. Feb IL AZ 500 N
CELTIC. SATURDAY Feb. % 500 p m
.... ADRlATIC sATURDAl March q al o;O %
BALTIC sArLRDAf. March u at ~ !"
SATURDAY. Msrch II Svpa
trou tne White Docs. Pasoris Fesr' .sas, 80,
Passenger tor s ella ssa, ear,,Ne ""ns
SAFETY. SPkBD AND CoHfONI . .a.,, 49,
Saloons saer anu oaan..s
noa. where lcass nation Yt lea surge" AN s'"
these -.. 49,. s,so soh sesrsrn
$50 earrene, WISHING "a ssa for irn, io.
- no. oman ,.r.xe prepaid eerpAcstos S3S esnse H.
Passenger nooted from all oars % AA&ns>
Norway. Sueder India. Australia ChinA Ae
Draft from 81 apwar-- ..,, .. a.. co-a.nys
tor Of nlans and Vsl roRris IS.at
scess NO 10 BrsaisAS Nes-loA ~ :. No-,
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CAEENDARs-Tsu OAR.

surRKns CoURr-CHAxBERs-BARsErr J.
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from the IIId Congressional District Of Arkansas. the
majority report being that W, w. Wiltshire Is entites'
rima ac to the sea-; and that Of the minority being
TO reoommt tho matter with instructions. to the oo"
mttee Elections to make report on its merits
After three hours debate which turned on tn1 Pvn
whether the primd fdce case was In favor OF
IN view Of the fact that his opponent Thos M d III,
had majority OF votes II he had been creH G,er
those which wero cast in tho names OF l. M uun'o,,
5. NJ Gunter, Thos NJ Gunter. &c. the fesousiD ~ vs
the minority 10 recommit was rejecod-feas no. Nays
H. .,.,, ;.,,
The resolution declaring Mr.. Wiltshire enttlca pr as
fnce To tic senf was hen adnptAdYeAs. llS Nays w.
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STATE OF NfNADA tblililngJ
To GLASGOW, BELFAST, sLIYBkPOOb. LOSDONDkRhi. ks-
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA sAlls SATURDAY, March J.
STATE or VIRGINIA sails SATURDAY. March II
STATE OF GEORGIA sails SATURDAY April T.
Front Pier 80 North River, MY.
WEEKLY SAILINGS MKT SUMNER
Rate, Of pange-Csbn $50 gold, s,scsgs $50.
r,ncr prepaid, s32. currency Drafts at o~est rates
~" ~ AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents.
y Broadway. Nea.lort-
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nor HAVANA,
A NASSAU PROGkBSO AND VERA CRnL
NETWORK. aad NIB ICAa NAIL slsAblSHlP LIZA
isavng Per :. Nora n, H3bm
CITY or newborn tfiaysnA direc.l Fs,ru,,, 10
CLbOPATRA tflayaHa and HcIicoL.,......febr.sr, n
CITY or MBuLA OlaTana va Nasal o.. Pesratr, 4,
CUBA Havana frbrsry "a
CITY OF HAVANA Havana dicct........ MlfA 8
For freight q csssage, aDpI o. 49, -. .
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North RIVER -. -. s....e
CABIN, $40 $50 AMI $50 go1 according TO eesmmeisnss
Round tiD ickes 81 low ratea
STEERAGBTo Liverpool Queenstown Ghsgov Loaiosssrr.
Iondoo Bristol $50 PeDaiG 1872
forwarded HaVs Hamburg, hosA Do
marx, and Paris reduced rates.
Dran. issued at lowest rses -.
Cabin Passage and business apply az me 'ompss O1
no Is Broadway 49,
For Ste.rage Passsse at 80 Broadway, or Pier 20 Mr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-16
A FREE PASS MARTYR.

The editor Of the Morristown East
Tsnnessee) Gazette announces that
from this time henceforth he will accept
no more railroad free passes, but buy
his own tickets, and reserve the right to
criticise all public institu tons and cor
porations, railroads, we presume. in par
ticular. Mr.. Helm must feel very lone
some in such a solitary position. We
have iead some very sublime passages
in newspaper articles against the dead
head system, but always thought they
we're bids for season tickets. The editor
Of the Gazette has evidently made mis-
take; at least, he is the first editor in the
State who has positively declared that be
would not, under any circumstances,
accept a railroad courtesy" 1t re-
quires the highest order of moral hero
ism to decline free pass, even when
the recipient has no business to go any
where The man who can do il without
deep internal regret. would burn at the
stake If necessary for his principles, or
let a pretty girl stand on his corns in
crowded street car without a murmur.
All such deserve to have their names
written in Foxs Book Of Martyrs, aud
it could be done nowadays without in
ereasing the size of the book or cost Of
publication.