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LIFE INSURANCE.

Dsvt n
AnnnaI Income over............ 5000, 600,
PURELY MUTUAL.
Inc entire surplus earnings over the actual cost
OF insurance returned to policy holders
NO STOCK HOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFElTABlR.
Dividends declared annually in cash, which can
be applied to reduce the annual premiums or IA
increase the insurance.
Policies issued for the special protection of
WIVES AND CHILDREN.
Policies issued to SECURE THE PAYMENT on.
DEBTS. Also, TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES.
combining the security Of Life Insurance with the
profitable investment Of money.
Parties desiring SAFE AND SECURE LIFR IN.
SURANCE at its actual net cost in this old and re-
liable company are requested to maks application
10 Inc undersigned.
COPIES i OGDBN
General Agents,
No. "A Caronde let street.
This company paid during the last year nearly
100000 losses by death, and declared diyidepde
to policy holders in cash g. ,742 554 40
LOCAL BOARD.
Aug. BONN, s. H. Kennedy, j. s. Walton,
E. F. Motion, Samuel Smith, VIM. s. Pike,
T. A. Adams, F. Wfntz, f.. Peale.
Charles Cavaroc, s. o. Nelson, W. b. Schmidt.
L. B. Cain. Paul Fourchy, s. Forcheimer,
George Forester, F. Camerden, A. Chiapella,
I. j. Semmes, J. H. Ludwigsen, J. A. Duflho.
+. s. Sampson. J. H. Oglesby.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
D. C. Holiday, M. D. John W. Caldwell ND.
ap22 3m Fl Sa Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

HNEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,
Office No. III Gravier Street.
INSURE FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS AT
LOWEST RATES.
Assets. .........................S1 9S,154 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

Texas talks of annexing Northern Louis
lana to that State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
TEE PRESIDENTS VETO MESSAGE

The message of the President on the re-
turn of the finance or currency bill with
out his approval throws some new light
upon the laws already in force. His OBJ
| jections to the bill are stated to be that it
will not, in effect, probably, add dollar
to the amount Of currency in circulation,
which would of course be such disap-
pointment to the friends of the measure as
to lead to an additional attempt at infa-
ton. There are two ways to meet and
combat difficulty like the one stated by
the President. One is to meet it half
way, attack it before it has acquire
much momentum. The other is to wait
until it comes. The President has chosen
the former, and thereby assumed the risk
that it would surely be presented. And
it seems to US that the very argument
herein employed to reconcile the West
and South to loss of their favorite
measure ought to have disarmed it's East
ern opponents. Since it added nothing
to the volume Of currency, it was not
what the rural districts required. Since it
afforded. no competition to the capitalists
of the large Eastern cities, it was not
what they feared.
The further information is afforded by
the President that four million dol
lars of national currency to which GER
tain States were entitled under the late
act, remain undrawn, and that the same
States have not availed themselves of their
right to apply for and receive twenty-five
million dollars of national currency, and
have it withdrawn from other States.
This is most assuredly new question to
many people. The general impression
here is that all the currency authorized
by law had been applied for and drawn,
and that pretty general equalization un-
der the law had taken place.
The President will find few to dissent
from his desire to resume specie payments,
though financial doctors will still disagree
as to the speediest means to reach such a
result.
This is. we believe, the first important |
measure that has passed Congress since
General Grant was first elected President |
that has not received his approval. He |
has vetoed one or two unimporiant bills, |
involving only local interests, and has, we
believe, always been sustained There is
no doubt he will be sustained in the pres
ant instance, as the vetoed bill only had |
four majority in the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

A. Elmer BADER, President.
CD. ENGSTFELD, Vice President.
GEORGE STROMEYER Secretary.
Board Of Trustees:
henry Abrams. A. Elmer Bader,
n A. baumgarden, Z. f. Del BondiO
On. Engstfeid, NJ. Frank
Il. K. Gogreve, Hy Haller
Sigmund Statz, j. H. Keller
j. kelher, Louis Leonhard,
Thee. Lillienthal, g. H. Miller,
+. R1ckert, Frank Roder,
Louis Schneider, w. B. Schmidt
b. Seig, Isaac Seherck.
Louis Schwartz, J. NJ. Schwartz,
j. T. Wndermann, K. Weissenbach
Oc25 lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

1t was reported yesterday that Senator
Pinchback intends to apply for an injunc-
ton against the proposed contract be-
tween the State authorities and the own
ers of the St Louis Hotel property, on
the ground that it is injurious to him as
taxpayer. Whatever foundation there
may have been for the rumor we do not
know, but presume the necessity for such
a step on the part Of the Senatar win be
removed by the action of the Attorney
General, who, it is reported, is about to
apply for an injunction in the same
matter. p
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MERCHANTS, MUTUAL

MERCHANTS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
OD1ce No. lO4 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

me above statement is true and correct trans
cript from the books of the company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
J. p. Roux, Secretary
Parish of Orleans, City of New orleans.
sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
third day of March, 1874.
p. CHARLES CUvELLIER
Notary Public, Ne. lao Gravier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Elected February, 1874.
Charles Briggs, n NJ Benacbi.
ant Carriere Thomas H. Hunt
George A. fOsd;ck, Chm. Honold
r. Brugier, D. Jamison.
p. Anderson, r. s. Howard
4. Frederiehs, Edward Tooy,
George w. dunbar, Wash. Morton,
George W. Hynson, William Krox
Henry j. Vose, W. g. Bailey
T. marquee, j. Z. Livaudais
Charies Welshaar, A. K. Miller,
T. Lee LGc9 Mi,,;. Edward Morphy,
Charles Laftte Siias weeks
NJ sleg, 4. X. Bryant,
". BLACK, K. X. Ocean,
John s. Wallis. nhz7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-24
PROCLAMATION.

ap24 1t 2p Mayor aud Chairman of Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
SEIZURES DURING THE WAR.

Gazaway B. Lamar, through Ward, Jones &
Whitehead his attorneys has begun. in the United States
Circuit Court. an action against Hugh McCuoch. "a
Secretary the Treasury TO recover the value OF SIS
bales of Upland cotton which. is alegediwere unlaw-
fully seized and sold by the defendant III October 1865
Mr. McCuoch. by United States DistrictAttorney Bliss
after pleading the general issue, inerposes several
special pleas among which these That the cotton
in question seized abandoned property in Georgia.
that taken possession OF IN obedlence 10 laws OF
Congress and the Presidents Proclamation and that
therefore, Secretary OF the Treasury cannot be held
personally for anything that was done in the
premises The Importing and Exporting Company OF
Georgia has also begun by the same attorneys an ac
ton " recover from Mr.. McCuOch the value Of ,i6l
bales of Upland Mr. Bliss is the attorney for the
defense and the peadings IN the are almost iden
cal with those in Lamar's case. Several cases involving
the same questions of law have recently been tried IN
the United states Circuit Court one OF which has
been decided in favor of the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

I shall be dishonest if | attempt to hide
the fact that among tho Republicans IN Congress the
President this moment not quite 80 popular as ne
was year ago. Washington Correspondence Troy
Times (ReH)
1t would be pleasant if we could recall
Greeley TO life and take vote now between MN
and Grant. The people have opened their ewes. I'M
fortunately, year too late-lClnclnnau Enquirer
(DemJ
Let us be thankful that if the House doesn't
know its mind TO our currency, II apparently
knows the mind Of the country on the ranking prVl
lege and disposed TO let the dead Post
(RepD
We suppose that those people who were in
alarm last year that Grant would be enthusiastically
elected to "a third term by an overwhelming majority
are not at this moment apprehensye rs they were
-lCncinnatl Commercial
We do not believe the State of New York
would accept aid III the Improvement or management oil
the Eric Canal and quite that Government
keep out OF all the proposed projects save 10
grant charters, with proper restrictions and regula
TONS to companies OF capitalists who may Wish 10
engage in them.-(Syracuse Standard (RepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsaISGToN Jan. 22.-No 3D-Cropley sgt.
appeal from the Supreme Court Of hs District OF ~
will Of William f,ther to the parties 70 The su 10 m{
daughter Elizabeth Copsy at her mother aei,h vs ana
life aud her death my vi" mat u % 500 so
erefrOD become e PROPERTY 81 her cai.n OF s. ,
the applied - their mssenanee AZ ne ns
The death Mrs GToPf T' 'n r ss Ss orD ' i've. i %
the age Of % died unmarried nte,e Inc iAlhes
these ehi,en is also deceased that Ms Cropsy nov both
na nso,, o,ooer,y II they hsd any In in their
lifetime BY viii otherwise The mother Ne As vac eaon
the prop. bot the remainder which would avs eoe
survived her and sItane h9 age Of - .e
escr her children which been raised by sale OF the
property after psed consequence oil the ua
her lifetime and that the remainder 10 .e pf'py lns. III S ,a@
tbem.ves The Court sustained this yev Of s5s 9oI
and this decision assigned error pavige ana '" ''o'
for appellant: Joseph H. Bradley and T. MerrcE for a9peee
sNo 15-rover Sewing Machine COMPANY Wheeler AL
Wilson Manufacturing Company and singer hanniactunns
Machine Company error 70 the supreme
Court OF scion by tho Florence sewing.
Machine Company the plaintiffs error moneys alleged
under agreement nng TOE fs
rent proving the IN csae license fof We
manufacture should granted to others The Allegation vas "
the pan only granted such licenses % onefs Nn
ou, The Of the hero les rates than Il
oyerrued nation 70 remove e case 20 e
n oo Of the United States District Of Massachusetts, snd
Of whether which
,sn of N. ss where he suit brought, The defendants
are citizens third defendant beng eiten Oh o
the painun. removable 70 the reieN ,S"
upon petition the foreign defenaN under t9e aes
10 ce. where the parties all citizens OF STATE AMI
the parties the other side all ch@n. Of another sIae
and that accordingly Ihs should have been REMOVER
The this and msntans that N the terms
~ then the psuss .,kng removal did
comply With the requirements OF the act by NOT IN
IN linz 70 Ss ayit IN support Of The petition Bss Mersin Tor
p,ntf, errors &. Hoir and A. L. soule Tor defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
A SILT AGAINST A LAWYER.

An inquest was taken yesterday IN the oupe-
rior Court Part L. before Judge Van Worst in case OF
alleged seduction and breach OF promise OF marriage,
which attracted considerable attention. The paintih
was Miss Phoebe Lowerre about 26 years OF age
and the defendant Andrew Is. Chalmers lawyer
OF this city An inquest was taken about year ago.
and resulted in q verdict OF $4,000 for the injured
and insulted young lady. The inquest was
onened at General Term OF the Superior Court
on Mr. Chalmers claim that there was some arrange
ment between himself and the other side that the case
should not be taken up at that time. The young lady
has taken the opportunity TO amend her complaint
and claim $4,000 damages. Mr. Chalmers neither ap
p.ared IN person by attorney yesterday Miss
owerre narrated her story and verdict or $4,000 was
rendered by jury for the plaintiff Judge Van worst
granting an Extra allowance OF 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
AN EXAMPLE OF FAMILY AFFECTION.

Catherine Kraemer sued her son, NepOmunk
Kraelner the Marine Court Part H. yesterday before
Judge Allen TO recover some money which she had
aded his She stated that in the year 1873 her
son came home Germany, and persuaded her to
come this country. While in Europe she gave him
l5o guilders OF which amount $50 guilders 70 DO
expended for her travelling expenses and the rest no
was to put In bank to her credit After her death the
money was to belong to him. They lived together for
ak months in this city, when she left his house and
went 10 live with some friends. Soon after her depart
ure she asked her for her money and he refused
give 1t her she then brought the present suit In
defense the said that his mother had given him the
money on condition that no would bring her to this
country and treat her we'll He had fulfilled his prom
ise and stood ready to support and provide for her
The gave verdict for the plaintiff awarding her
$500 James McCreery for tho plaintiff and 4. j. An
derson for the defense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
DECISlONS-JAS. 22.

Supreme Court hdnbrs--BV Judge Lawrence
Hartman AL smith: Second American Buidlns ASIoca
ton Mitchell in the matter &C. lngeou hohsa sg
Deyoe. Craig AIT Craig AZ
ZACH as granted conditions Continental ,t noe
"a ag Industrial Exhibition CO-Rserence ordered hcy ssL
Tr.ys-Moon enlel $40 Peser agt ~
settled molGed matter, &c, GsagherSrantel ss'o
denied with $40 COSTS ClapmAn az" W.
ton-Jugmen. Tor plaintiff with slO COSTS
Superior Court-SpeciaI Term - Bv Chief-J Justice
Monei-Myefs at Motion granted World hut Lie ms
sgt Hand ct al; Boylan as Bo.hm-Oriers
keYesNOton
agt Seh,efrr.- dsmis,c With costa.
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judge DAILY
Brown agt Wess-Moon denied (Sec opnion la the matter a
Knapp-No good shown. -..,
b. Judg Robinson-Aea i judgment Of divorce granted
10 plaintiff.
Marine Court kdmbrs--By Judge JOachmsen'--
Brown . defend on payment
opponI MOTION ding answer within three days au
con,snng tina. The without Part ILL., on FeD
10 Judgment Cohn another ag RemeYer-
Motion granted Solomon BoughMotion gsnten on
$40 Of opposing notion DEFENDANT
DAYS and to snpuae that JURY waved anu
10 ~ Ia Part t. Feb D. levy stand as security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
EXAMINATION OF VIM. +. BRADLEY.

The eXamlnatlOn OF " IIIIaIH T.. DrdUIty,
charged with committing acts OF fraudulent Bankruptcy
was resumed yesterday before Commissioner Belts
Edward F. Church. called for the prosecution testified
that he was in the employ OF f. Bradley & Co. clerk
on jan l. 1873, and subsequently made member OF
the firm the firms capital sO4 600 900 OF which
was supplied by l.. Bradley. $4,000 by W. f. Bradley and
$1,000 by himself when the proceedings in bankruptcy
were begun Bradley had paid in stock to the amount
of $4,000 the witness had paid in 600. but W. f. Brad
lev had not paid yhing; about the time the firm
pended W. L. Bradley told the witness that there had
never than $4,000 in their business; be had
heard a sonin-iaw OF f. Bradley, named Hoffman, make
the same assertion but could not understand believe
it, Twelve notes. amounting 10 $4,000, drawn by Edison
Bradley Co. and pay able the Importers and Traders
National Bank were tneD put In evidence and the
animation was adjourned till next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
J.s %
PORT OF NEW YORK -,

OF NEW YORK ..............-s....sjAs ~
CLEARED.
s,,,m,blo Herman iyinss.oa siIorg saT.nnh W GAra
sse.ashp Metropolis heser''a wilmington h g. L0nid ''s's
sse.@,p .4 Bell Brakeman. Norfolk City Point AMI ReA.ssa
s.e.mshp sOa.a Carolina Beckett. Charleston c. ". ousha
steamship sisss tGer) B.bch Hamburg ae, Knh,r, Co
ssamhp City Of h,ya1s Pasp. snn. a. y As,.oar, sosA
Bar. aeii.. Kent Adel,'de n 8 w. ARIEL. dqf, Co.
Bari Alfred (Get schroeer H,nba. for orders PuOch Bd,s
c. v'' '0' rs'n''' Liverpool for order. De "'n.
sns T.,o, tBrJ Altorm.n LnI, Glaze Day. wh'n.,scs
Brig Bsrgeu Tahi hsrele. for Orders B. woAbeB
B Mary Ia tT b.IsI s.a.sniss ot BOYD
se5f Benz e.naie ssascrs as1ss Bca, Gdsvs Co
sce H. Ls-so' Kemp Ssros.Ai ~ D,'% Ps Go.
scSr John N. Psi. smith Porto PSI. Do',aa Co
sehr bith b ssern hagbes' Aspns',, y J. Wsa'efs'
s ses s Mar, P P@ s.:s ha o. D WEINBERG
Sem sarah sn,to ssdsts Somerset, II W jps.oo
scdr. J. Z. Rogers Rowe, Boston. ch.- living
ARRIVED.
Steamship City o. Ns.Yort DeiEea. Havana jan H. With @d'
%y As: III kaSs G s.;:; 5.o H. sod Key
steamship eF Of noa.'. Or, S JSs b, .sF' ''A D. We
steamship Charleston Beuy Charleston Jan 49, With ma'e al
p sa~sp Huntsville cosen Savannah Jan IT, with d. and
steamship RioS%ond Lawrence Richmond CITY Point and sOr
with mfs pass 70 Old Dominion steamship Co .
seaDhp Jacato Hazard SAVANNA Jan IT, 9TH md Ard
steamship Sea; A@se, raisp.osh r. J'@ S,! Dec 70 va
81.
shp Regent Of Jeney Ou olo April l. wa st. hsisa' -
with
sbip Cornelius Gnne Borsnd. Lonioa Dec 3. With MISE
Schr Ella " Pencil chsi Penacos j. days VITA lumber
sehr Pioneer Besrse Mobile Ia -th cotton IL boaF
Ne1 Bedford
scht F.yohe (Brl Ieatin, CORVALLIS " s. With pronee
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me- Jan. 2IAruyei, steamship Acsin tbrl hsn
Liverpool
FoRrREss MONROE Jan 22Pasi tor Baltimore birss ycs
from Ips.r johann Lui~iS from Antwerp
pHLADELPn 24-Ihe steamship ftoo arrived here as
O'Clock this Afternoon.
FOREIGN PORTS
MovnGs Jsn 22-The schor Line steamship BhoPA Crax.
from New lori Tor GLASGOW, arrived here t,-hY.
LfyzRPoot 22rbe Ansn Line stelnbp Crca.aah WINE
FROM P0rlioi jan ~, has rraenel mere
DISASTERS.
The ship Calumet, Cheeve from Cscutt. sept = b Bos.'a
chr.d Al Mgrrys anchorage Bermuda Jan with iy
,pruux leaking badly sn into port stict ia
outside The harbo will be total Dss hAyng he sh "a
about 100 o. her hi been sFa
tr registered 9l2 aud ~s sut "a 1909 he"
burypoH. whence she hailed 49,. q,
The ship DIn AUST Baltimore Tor Queenso.n pu iso ~
George. Bermuda. "a With los, Of All sstinx oss
remained o. the 3th, would discharge and repair.
SPOKEN.
Dee 80 OF Rs end Of Bermuda reooret having lost prd
iecA gale 26 schr Noble from "Hins'oa ~ ~ 'f
jan IL Of smith. Island standing Hampton Roads sscoon. 81
head .chr j. n. kuPa.ncs, Smith from blnssA IA u"
PbIaielpblA
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Grs has been placed the wreck OF the
yIrsnius sunk ~ ) hom. !. r. from OAK Island LEs'
been placed the wreck OF ns
steamship sherman, Of Little River Inlet o. 81
IFor Lona Ship Sews Firta Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
CRIMINAL NOTEg.

Daniel Caulfsd of No. 44S West Sixteenth-st was
committed Jefferson dart Police Court BY Justice Sherwood
yesterday charged ~lh stealing rope valued a,
from C. II. Deamasr Co, foot Of est Thir,senths.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Jyos Morgan John Kelly. nexsboy aged a. committed
charged with breaking the show ssns Of jacob
MuskIs No. 3Sj Broadway Wednesday afternoon
William Steven, and Michael vsnn s-sef By Detectives Wm.
Gschss ,nd Williamson suspicion Of having entered the establish
men, Of NJ oss pearl and button manufacturer No. 81
sAdsst TUESDAY night and committed for trial
Herman Arnold. age H. was tried in the Court Of
Over and Temnsr yeseds before Judge Brady for Burglary the
hrst degree The residence Mrs Psnnr Sugenbeme al No. l79
East BroAi~ bruksh bundle Of clothing valued
$40 stolen The prisoner arrested the ner morning With the
bundle his lie claimed he found H. and hts hhsr
and mother ~ abb for him IL was proved nat had been
previously arrested for other ofen The convicted him Of grand
lrcen FROM drens aud be sentenced he state Prison for
yenA
Application was made to Judge Brady in the Court
OF OJer sni ferminer yesterday br Counselor hcCsnd Tor
dueoa Of bail the Of Johnsca This pise BY
thu committing magistrate vi 400 Assistant District Attorney Alien
opposed The ground that the the Who het The ba
shb she thirteen NAKED und end which
called saoon although the police ase that no oysters were
kept there Mt Mecaesnd an that al ee rsnn IA
been discharged AMI the goods that had been recovered
hal been traced ~ the Of The prisoner Deeon resofsd
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday. before
Judge Sutherland Assistant Lyoa for the
people Edward Shisds charged with stealing ~sh worth $50 RON
hnh and Tsah
Dec "a, 1s The jay disagreed and d,seh.x.d Mr. Hun
behalf o the thea asked that the bail Of tbs bo
reisca AID J<e sssfsaA reduced iron slow bSnQ How
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
DEPARTURS or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. JAN. 20.

MAb for 81 ThomAs Argentine Republic West ladies
e b. the steamship Mernmaek close At suppleu
Ma. will close Po,t0hce 2l5 Steamship y.
N. from Pier No. IS Mr.
s tas Nevf PosO6oe
Nc D. a.. Ha4faI.
Manor HaAhI n D. sossd New fort Post aoe evsry
iysi 6 D. N, and goes via Bos.on
SATURDAY.. jan -
Britain Ireland and liverpool BY
the steamship A.e close At 1880 No supp emspary Mail
steamship salts 10 a. from White STAR Dock, Pavon. ferr.
Jersey CITY.
Bnroee via Southampton and Bremen the steamship
MAN close ~ N. Supplementary NAL elkei tho Post
30 steAmshp FROM the foot of Third s.
Hobotsn
ADirso, German pta~a.a cl,,o .sn,o has
Mail dirses uAye br tae seapsxa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
THE NAPUEGYI CASE

The examination of DR.. GabOr Naphegyi
former secretary OF Santa Anna accused OF obtaining
money by false representations from Nathan W. Lyman
of No GIT Le1ington-aye begun yesterday before
Justice Sherwood at the Jefferson Market Police Court
Mr.. Lyman testified that he advanced DIR. Naphegyi
some n oo and that the security for the loan bill
OF sale for several valuable paintings by old masters
OF them beng painted by Rubens. The accused Mr.
Lyman affirmed, represented that the paintings
unncumbered but aftervard he discovered that there
was a mortgage OF 5000 the paintings and some
statuary On Dec 10 several OF the pictures sold
Mr. Lyman affirmed. by Naphegyi. The further hear
ing of testimony was postponed until next Week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw.YoRK. Thursday. Jan "a. 1874

NETWORK. Thursday, Jan. "a. 1874
This was a dull day in the local horse trade.
There was hardly anything done at the Bulls Head Mar
ket neither any auction sales inviting especial
notice.
Sales by auction tomorrow friday the 23d inst
Atl03O a. m. by Mr.. Arch. Johnston. at tho Horse
Mart In Thirteenth-st. near University place.
AtI2 o'clock at Mr. WIN. Van Tasselrs Horse and Car
rsge Auction Mart In East Thirteentht near Fourth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1874

hmm. Charles Cropper hsryef With ssess3
oost worth 3j Sept 10 from John Hasboa OF No. Ii
Br,stv.y ,oqutteL William Kutnns Tor the acnsoa
guilty seoepcd IN the oios:s John Boynon
o,rsi for attempting and worth SlOO 90 pee
26 from eor< j. Taylor Of No. SO snds sent TO the snn
Prison Tor Henry Cnston for attempting TO steal elo'.
and ,v,y S03 2J Jan FROM Christian Uhl OF No l3s
Aysnue A. Vas ses state Prison for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23

.,pc for tho repeal OF the act Of March 1862 which
nrcyents promotions and appointments In the Medical
OF che army and asking for rank and emot
ument for protracted services. 40
the House then resumed the consideration of the
and without coming to vote, the House at 40 too
recess tall 7:SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. Jan s2-The President sent the

following nominations TO the Senate To-Day;
Observation-Disclosures Campbell, At Wshrtown N u W p.
B.rb Pessnl Vale Pa George W fo'i at Le-shufs "a
Line. Covl, at Ohio John W. Rogers Decatur
Mirh George CIlp.on LungOn, Mich Joseph Hall Oconto
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