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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

THE rsrror 5uop g un ne corner Of
Eighth street nrd Commercial avenue
whore d. George s,Iouhouso wish HE gen.
i,aMau.y Assistants Can be found IA, auy
hour o.. .he day o. night ready to soothe
your feelings with q smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with e good sham
poo. /. Il n Grst-o.sss sAop and you are
sure Of receiving hrst-clsss treatment.
Ladies and chilirsn's hair cut or curled
fietthe most approved ftv s-l6-,
DELTA CigARs.-Mr. T. 4. Sullivan,
4rsgg,,., ~ Commercial avenue, hs.
something n,w IN tho way Of cigars. Ii.
.s now ceiling n brand OF his owa called
the Delta, pa. up il handsome packAges,
made Of the very bee. tobacco, and sold
for FIVE CENTS each. Those who .moxe
them will agree with Us in saying tha,
they are far superior to most Of the ten.
cent cigars sold in this market. Try the
Delta cigar. .-24.lm
Many who arc suffering from the effects
Of tho warm weather and are debilitAted
are advised by physicians to take moder.
ate~ amounts Of whisky two or three
times during the day. In little while
those who adopt this advice frequently in
crease the number OF drinks" and 10
time become confirmed inebristes. A
beverage that will not create thirst for in.
toxicatng liquUrs, and which ia intended
especially ter tho benefit Of debllitated
persons, whether at homo or abroad, is Dr.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
tho Juices Of many medicinal herbs, this
preparation doe. not create an
appetite for the intoxicating cup
The nourlshIng and tho life.
supporting properties of many valuable
natural productions contained in 1t and
woil-hn e~n 40 medical incn, have most
strengthening influence. A single bottle
of the Tonic will demonslrate its value,
able qualities. For debility arising from
sickness, oyorexertion or any cause what.
ever, wine glsssiUl Of Soa We'd Tonic
taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for whole.
come food To all who arc about leaving
their homes, we desire to say that the ex.
cellont fleets of DR., Schcnck's seasonable
remedies, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills, are particularly evident when taken
By those who are injurously affected by
q change Of water and diet. No person
should leave homo without taking a sup
ply Of these safeguards along For sale
by all druggists,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

THE CoUscIL.-There will be regu
lar meeting Of the city council tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

Hartmann, only twenty-five cents each
36-7-3O.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

EHLERs TO HIS PATRONS, AND THE
GENERAL PUBLIC, GREETIsG.-I very
respectfully solicit q continuance Of the
favors Of my passrs and invite the pat
ronsge of the public, w.. wish old
r-'rnns and transient patrons to distinctly
understand thai L wnrk for money aud
not because Of g philsnthropic desr. to
shoe and boot my fellow men withou,
money and without price, and that, there.
fore, if any old patron or new patron,
desiring shoes or boots, has not the pscu.
MARY ability to Fay for the work ordered
when done, he lie requested to pass on &c
some other shoemaker. / want no ole
patrons or new patrons who will not pay
Those who are willing to pay will hud il
to their interest 10 pAtronize me, because
l keep on hand the best of stock, do th,
best of work, give the best Of fits anC
work for the lowest Of prices.
S-G.3w EHLgRs,
Twentieth Street, between Poplar snd
Washington Avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

CoNCERT.-The Delta Cornct band will
play from the "up town" stand this even
inp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

THE CONVENTION To.DAr.-The Re-
publicsns of Alexander county meet in
convention to-day to appoint delegates to
the congressional and legislative conven.
tions. There will be quite q contes, over
the vote of Alexander county in the leg
islative convention, and we hope the war
horse Of the Sun will snort defiance at
the gentleman from Jackson and Uuion
who are here seeking TO have the dele
gates instr uc.ed. Davis has never before
taken OF his coat in fight, but now he
is in his shirt sleeves and lively times
may be expected. He is for Mr.. Candeo
and Mr.. Csndee has not ssid that be IL
unwilling. Therefore Mr.. Davis must
secure the Instructions Of the county for
Csndee. fine don't we will never again
place any confidence in either his pluck
or political skill Davis to the breach
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

DEPOSITS receiNed.a and general banl in4
business done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

A RARE CoMBISATIoS OF ARTISTIC
talent Mr.. VIM. Winter and Mr.. II.
NJ. Roberts, at Winters pbotogrs phic
gallery, form a combustion Of artistic
talent the citizens Of Cairo should take
pride ia. Each of the gentlemen 10 a
master of the pencil and Of the brush
banking with the frs, Of portrsi, painters
and in the art Photographic, have the
skull Of capturing the shadow and bring
ing out upon the plate the features OF
man, woman and child lfo-like as the re-
atty, and working them into pictures tina.
cannot be excelIed by the best photo
graphic artists of the country, East or
West.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11
TIE CITY NATIONAL
B A N X.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL,

Exchange, Coin and United States
Bonds Bought and Sold.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

PRIVATE BoARpIsG.-Mrs. j. W. CAT
michael having taken the large house At
the corner Of Sixth street and Washing
ton avenue, is prepared TO
furnish private boarding to a
limited number Of either ladies and gen.
,lemon, or to gentlemen and their wives
Tho house lie very pleasantly located and
convenient to the business part OF the city
! Tho rooms are large, airy and well
lighted. For further information inquire
at the house
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

Until you have examined the only com.
plete and largest stock OF Confectionery ever
kept In Cairo. Every dealer should know
he can buy Cheaper and Better goods where
they are made, than from second hand deal
err. Remember there is but one place 10 do
this
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

Open every business day from a. IN. 10
p. m, and saturday evenings Tor savings de-
posts only, from q toe O'Clock.
w. USsLOP. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
4 RAILROAD SUI.

srIT AGAINgr THE LAKE ERIE AND LOUISVILLE
RAILWAY COMPANY TO RECOVER HALF MIL
LION DOLLARS.
Frederick Schuchardt g. Sons have begun a
suit in the Supreme Court against the Lake Erie ana
Louisville Railway Company, to recover an lndepted
ness OF sl3OO0O and interest arising upon unpaid prom
issory notes. fully appears from the Complaint
which was filed in the Supreme Court yesterday Inc
complaint alleges that the defendant corporation at
Fremont Ohio, by L. Q. Ransom, the President maze
two promissory notes. bearing date June 1873 and
promising 10 pay to Frederick sehuchardt Sons, or
their Order at their Offices the City of NewYork the
sum of S596 500 on the 18th OF November 1878; the
second bearing date July 20 1873 Ssd sdm P5on,Sf Of
S33 500 six months after date; that each OF the noes
when became due and payable was duly 0r
although reauested has not paid the sn,d notes fSp e
at and n SF S sS the
to the said Frederick Schuchardt sons OF the nrst vi
them. 10 be held as collateral security iot te h
OF that note and OF the second of said notes 10 oe ur
after given, certain hos2Go In amount al par ceUt
sne goea bond. %sI Of the Lake Erie and GAINESVILLE Rail
saSS SS%pnng aS s Ss1s e Seh saI
that such hypothecated and deposited Dy the
fendant should make default In the full payment at ma.
turty said notes or either OF them that the payees
fro time 10 time ia their discretion sell and dispose OF
or be sold or disposed Of SO many OF sald poho
az might be necessary to realise the amount que at
public auction, upon giving at least two weeks notce
Nv advertisement in Two New-York newspapers ana
notfying the defendant Fremont Ohio at least ten
days before the day OF sale; that at such sae tne
yeas or holders Of said might themselves become
me purchasers OF SAID bonds that the promlssory notes
and all the bonds with the coupons attached tneeV'
which pledged as collateral security ior tne pay
ment thereof are in the plaintiff g possession IN
the c,ty and State OF SewYoIk where plaintiffs reside
Wherefore the plaintiffs demand judgment, liking ana
establishing the amount due them from the mt
the coupons attached. pledged so aforesaid, or
so many of them with the coupons attaencd a
as ,hau suffice 10 pay to the plaintiffs TIE amount
adindged 10 be due TO them, with interest, COSTS,
and expenses upon the said notes be SOLD az puptc ,h
sucon nv the order and under the direction OF thls
Court by a eferee other suitable person 10 oe ap
nonted and that liberty be given To any or either ol te
pariies 10 this suit bid for and purchase such Dond
and eoupoDs; that the defendant be barred from an
rish, tifie and interest In 10 the said bonds anu
connons 40 sold and plaintiffs have such otner reei
Judge Donohue granted an order for service OF com
plainl BY publication.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
THE COURTS.

SOUTH SIDE a.. ID RAILROAD TROUBLES.
The case of the South Side Railroad came
p Yesterday the Supreme Court Special Term before
Judge Pratt Three motions were considered One Of
these was 10 make Edward Gale, who was appointed re-
celver by Justice Donohue, party to the action. The
second modify the injunction restraining any In
terereuce with the receiver TO Wyckof and Jones,
trustees and the third the order of Judge Don
ohue appointing receiver. ... -..
Mr. Cullen for the officers OF the road and trustees,
rected portions Of the complaint, which sets forth that
Messrs WyekOf and Jones were trustees under mort
gage issued by the railroad company to secure the
ent OF bonds amounting TO 100000 S3OoOO0 OF this
SUN have been sold bonds and s700 900 pledged col
lateras an further, that there was default made
in the payment Of the interest these bonds IN
septempcr last that il default was made 10 the
payment OF the coupons OF these bonds the railroad
company should deliver up the road to the trus
to the trustees named, who have been since oper-
ating il that Of the income OF the road they have
these facts the appointment of receiver was aska & tor
pendente lie There three mortgages, the ursl Ior
,15OOo the second of q 100000 and the tnra Tor soo
to- on % hold the property Mr. Cullen SAID that to prevent
the foreclosure OF the other MORTGAGES these persons han
raised $4,000 by private 10 pay the interest IL
they did there would be- nothing left, as the road
could rot be sold for $4,000 cash The appointment OF
Mr. Jones one OF trustees as receiver was asked
Mr. Bergen said that trustees represented only the
creditors under the third mortgages, whereas the re-
ceiver appointed by Judge Donohue represented all On
he motion 70 yacste the order OF Judge Donohues ap
nointing a receiver, Mr.. Tracy said the order
should have said ha. there was an ercr ia
appointing receiver It should be reviewed at Gen
eral Term He sad: at seems 70 me that Mr. Gale
shoud be made party to the suit, and iDasmuch 1t
appears that these trustees are In OF the Road
thai he should be restaHed from interfering with their
hns sS on M the aeTpes for the ovnS Ses
spulating 10 accept notice for the May General Term
to argue and dispose Of the question OF yaeatng the
order OF receiver Mr. Gale may be made party 10 the
foreclosure suit
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House mes
sage from the President transHt'ins copies OF all
orders and correspondence in relation to the troubles in
Arkansas In answer to resolution OF the House Re
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. SWAMI Dem, Md, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill Referred to the Committee of the
whole The bill appropriates S,Sa13Oi, including
SsooOO for the ssrvey OF the boundary between the
limited states and the British possessions from the
lake OF the Woods to the summit Of tue ROCKY
Mountains; also, including ,99sis 10 pay the Claims
of British subjects allowed ny the Joint Commissioh
THE LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL AP-
PRoPRIAIIoS BILL
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. Woodford lHep. N " in the chair on the Legisla
tive Executive, and Judicial Appropriation bill
Mr. MELLIsH rep, N. " made personal expana
on and called attention 10 the reports OF the discus
sIop between himself aud Me- conger tsop Mich on
in which he represented as an nnition
ist He did not wlsb the readers o the reports aud
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
srccEssFUL DETECTIVES REWARDED.

The Board of Police granted PERMISSION yes
ter,av 10 detectives Elder, Fields, King, and Lyon 10
receive 500 each from K s. Emmett for their services
in capturing tho masked robbers who entered DIS
at New Rochelle. Roundsmap Halstead was also IL
lowed 10 receive $3.50 from Postmaster James, Tor having
captured thief robbing the letterbo1es. superin'
endent Matse reported the capture Of the WIZ
ware i'm assisting prisoners TO escape from ous
sing The Board accordingly made hohorsolo H,
mention OF Capt. Irving Detectives arninpg Sip
snn and Farley for their skill In workins
the case and arresting those concerned The SAME %
ofcers also received honorable mention FOR their
in wnrEinS nm the case against T.. ID. g. McKaye,
charged with being the author Of the ra1dnenIp prsU
grams mirporting 20 have come from VIM orion rIes
dent OF the Western Union Telegraph Company anu \;
D. Cox President OF the Toledo and Wabash nUsu cor
Company, Intended TO dcpress tue STOCKS o nvSo Iote
poratons third report from superintendent Matsei'
related the various robberles by the masked ,
agains them by Detectives Elder, King, Fieldss anu
Lyon and the capture or the entire gang Ihe omoef'
rewarded with honorabla mention
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
DECISIONS-APRm ~.

Superior Coa,t--Specidl Tern-By Judge Freedman.
-Enger % Thomas BOese " hear
and detene Williams sgt shu Helen sgt ReeueMouoDs de-
med with MeYer-Referrei back % ere@
tue questions pre-.
By the proposed and amendments hs
be settlement Mckenzie aet Crosby It aPant1s
action No 2is granted with $40 costs TO
abe event motion for consolidation
file actions must be denei wih Sl0 OBren. Shei6
Merchants Insurance CoReee back 10 clerk 0r
ta evidence adluced By both parties
on this motion. -
Nv nge Van vors-ale sr, National Bant Judgment
for ieiennt Findings Of cOnusou Of law bd With bo
decision. tSee opinonD
By Judge sperstokes a. Gg Roeknsgle.Case settled
S,,reme Court-Cba mbrs-By Judge Lawrence
Reid sgt counsel Nanberg agt Mmbera
The society Of Juvenile Observation-Disclosures
da Friedman agt. Coburn.-Gnnted. -
B Judge Donohue-Kn ag Conner agt Johnson-Grapt
King deGed Kuhn OaOn-mouOn denie1
memorannn Rageson ag Hufuage-Bor Noonsn sg Dubphy
Eager AIT Andrews Vesnd snd
Freu Of divorce granet to panth batr
act Lippe-Orer granted Tsdken agt Csn onhan sgt a,
granted Guile ag Guile decree Of divorce grahd
o the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY. APRIL ..
Britain ami Ireland via QoeenoTn and Liverpool
by de steamship Oceanic at9:3O IN Supplementary NAL 10
closed PosOfce At IL Seamshp sails al lZ5O p h-
from ar Dock Paronia Ferry. Jersey civ -,
EaroDe Southahpon and Bremen er me steamship
A Mail closed al the Fost
80 steamship sails At from the foot Of Ibsd
IT,. IlOboSen
Direct Gean and Prussau Mali this line
and Hico steamship City Of MEXICO elose
Mail ed the P0-t-Ohce az E:sO m
steamship salts at 3 D.. m. ron Pier No. 3 " r.
Kingston Jmaci Asnv Panams, South Panhe ano
Central American ports etc. per steamship Hehr Chsunes
10 Supplementary Mail Is closed at the Post Ohce al
II a. m steamship at .. M from Per No. AZ. ~ X .
for key West the steamship state of Iexas close
/ sails ut 3 o. from Pier No. ~ r. X
NewioIx PostOhee every c.)
u 10. via HALIFAX.
Hahr " ~ closed al He NeN.iOrE fOstOnce every
iAy " IA. and Boston.
SUNDAY. APRIL %.
All Mails at II o'clock Inc fOstOhe Is ouen from
m "a IA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Mary Sullivan of No AZ Grand-st. was held IN
81 900 yesterday bv Justice Fmmr The Rsser hret Ponce
CHARGED Sib stealing silver watch vsued at s26 from Joh0
Sperry Of JERSEY CITY.
Isaac and Henry Goldsten, charged with three
separate acts Of su about bankruptcy held yesterday 1 Con
missioner Osborn ia $4,000 bail each
Detectives Heaey. Doyle and Purvis, who were
indicted for shooting Michael heNsma hooer
while pgrsuit OF the notorious Dateh Harmon nn zen
% last will be aIraue for ira in the Oyer anu fe@ine before
Judge Brady on Monday.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, be-
Recorder Hkeii Peter Smith pleaded guilty. cf assaat and
convicted ~
the Pentena monts jacob Veiisr
pleaded guilty Of smp blgr the tl degree and seat
10 State Prison for "a
At Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday.
Ella charged keeping hcs for registering oiy
tickets az West Foy THURSDAY she opened the place
for the f time SPECIAL OceT Murphy the Twentieth Precinct
causei her Tue ticket together With The
Oce brought into Court As
evidence held BY Justice Kbreh 5000 bail to answer
news dealer named William Dish was tried IN
before Recorder Hacket for bfua as
su Allen boy oYeby him arute server On Aasa
~ Ds quree with him about the service Of some pap h
Kicked m struck him IN the and thea stripped him ana
oEei him attic The m lrs severe tat he
suffered from them for months The found guU
I'd IeIRsnded fog sentence.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

g. Mills to possession OF the Post Ohco buldiDR,
which IL was alleged purchas cd with money belong
lug IA the Trust Company. Judge T2ppeD rendered
decision yesterday In favor OF the plaintiff THIS result
however, does not affect the mortgage the building
or any other lien on the property.
During 1872 and 1873, Walter Jones, Bar
bara St. Jones White and Others OF NewJersey trading
under the rm name Jones Co.. borrowed s22 600 from
william Butler Duncan, banker, with the promise to
pay with interest before Jan. !, 1874 Jones ~ Go.
having failed TO keep their promise, hr Duncan has
gun suit the Supreme Court To recover the loan.
and has procured attachment against tue defendants
property.
In the suit Of Mallet agt the city, which was
brought some days ago Judge Van Brunt In tEe
Supreme Court a verdict was reached Yesterday, the
plaintiff being awarded 1895. The amount IN sut was
S. 500 which the loss alleged TO have been snstheo
by the plaintiff who four mills on the western
bank OF the River account OF the wafer Oen3
drained of for n days from the mills while B0yds cor
ners dam was building make reservoir Tor the Guy.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsuINGToy, April 24-No. 7S3-Uuited States
sg! 3 appeal the Court OF CAms
brought tea nstes Of The military
machnsts aborer
side the City Washington 20 additional allowance
under OF 1867 The Couri of
T1aa utgDe In favor OF the claimants 70 enable tte
Court The argument VI the Govern
men th,t 1867 intended to include OF e
petitioners designated those in its employ on ihs
civ list aud who appointed aud not hired oJ .us
President Heads Departments whose existence was recosne y
whose hrd directly b. Indirect
ly by appropriations These borers teamsters and contractors en-
y service and " are the bores and crasmf perform
ing compensation matter NJ eon
outside the civil service
and not included be included tue list q persons to bs
benefited G. H. william, and John
Gooh for Governments D4ac and T. CaVer for complain
auls
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
sssm:Sp ssa%:Sp fsisbSni Bsio, Sass R Phsp
s:s@:Ss sssa Ssss % gS%sa s''s%;sS s,ssss C;
shp Davenport Gus Melbourne aud syane W.
g Bark Union, Call. St, Thomas. Permission 4 Co.
Bsrt SsSfOrfCItaLl Polio Corr Falmoah A. p A.r,.a
Bss Bs M.S Flower ISsSI' Lsu DdssSvn BeI%aS u~Ss
BARK cav., yor wur.ehud Queenstown F"Oaa for or
ders, TeteGs Il Boct nam. -, nj, vALw.,
Bns vaIencs Rcasri.cS j.so. I; De ei,sinscN
ss s sy Hs Ssi iabatS MS'isS's s ss b b.tSsio. gsl
~ - i5 s!S $ss 's.; ss s'S: s. ( !. SP
iEg,ssFi 4 ;.e: ssSoj 3 w:.S.;s W. Sesn'
sc1I J. NJ BrsiH,rd, Hal, M,ddle;osn aae.sn Bro
sss ss., ss,S r,.s ns f. nsgu. nsIa s K as.fsc .a
scLI Mal,9;s lsr ps.s, CGsaw.t crt1.' t Sos
s sS Ssh Sa rSs. SaJ,6 %
seSi seSi 6'1'f S.sss 11d.i.oS aaaAa@ In:assSce
sioOp sampsoudals. wO0hey Sew-Iia'eo Racket Bro
ARRIVED.
Kingston 5th .nd PoAu Prince isb wh nse and PIN
steamship 4ns. CBl snail Glasgow April y vi, Mo's 9Th
ss@ csssp | r .s:s 2.sG.ss & G.'so" April H. .'d S'VA
steamship Mediator smith Baltimore With mde and pass TO LsnL
s,ps I'm Fo of Brrham) urr.n M,aga As DAYS, With fruit
sh Rsbseca MOuIsou toi Bston Atwood Havana ~ ea' -
P,i,., Kelly g,ni;er I, *. s. nth !l,;;;r
soHoOSHss RIVER ASp ooasrwsk
Eli. Warden Virginia. L y. o,ta%, virginia
John Brill Virginia ANNE J. russell Portland CT
l. Providence. Lucg Church PrOvileIee.
MAry 1ice, Ne~-haysh Lotte NesHayen
II, \. Billings, riAyen. Peerless, Fall River.
Fashion BrookhAyeu. Edwsni Nootsn. Warren
n. L. Hall Portland CT frelona, Nss.LoDdob.
Emma Ellen. Hartford
SAILED.
Steamship Regulator for Wilmington c. shD Ene for Loodou
Fsloe-
Bngs A. fuugl, for Msanzas bon tATSA Tor IsrdtHss
Constance. Tor Antguss :. p Smlth. for hayagaeh
wINp-Selsst hshi, = haIy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy April 24Avd brks Pnace Arthur from Ne boarus,
Ha;s g. Hail. TrAvsn bs Hassel tTon Trnds sehrN
srm.ta Msysges Hoehsa nom Ps goua James Douo-
hoe BruIswes Ga barge Star Of the ks ses IRON KseAas
for New.York In tow.
s.s rnAscpco April 24The Nail LA. steamship Cen.b
tuloa Arylel Lefe yesieniay from Panama
FOREIGN PORTS.
ASrwxsp. April 24-Ihe steamship s~irand sailed at
10 dsg fot .iork.
LosDos Apu 24-ssed United States; Carl Johann vr
Alert, Deu.nebs.
the
Bnrr Ade.hef Gea Ascis Venus Tbos
spppeeh and Sebastian Bach hs
23d inst; % Pou Ssips
Arrived the Unisd the Sth int
Thatcher Msgouu. Battle Grand Daehe Tsvstls ssyrh Jssoa
Os,erde anu Sss W0rh Aso u1o s's'ss
koeheAo
.. DISASTER.
Lospos April % The ship Abb' Rer.en rom hoo's "f hs'
before reported ashore bss been Seated
ifW LaIsst Sh.p As1s see stst"D. F"9e'I
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
CIVIL NOTES.
Benjamin II. Willis, arrested under an indie,

Benjamin II. Willis, arrested under an indict-
ment charging him with violation Of the election law.
was bailed yesterday by Harry r. Miller OF No IsC
South ST.. who gave bond IN loco for Wllss appear
ance for trial.
John Cryder died on April IA, 1868. Prior to
his death he loaned TO William W. Cryder sums aggre.
eating sS6,o9i o3 Duncan Cryder as surviving execu
tor OF the will aud testament OF the deceased is
suing William W. Cryder for the Of the loans which
paid. As the defendant s now resident OF
London an attachment has been issued against
his property IN this State.
A suit was brought some time ago by the
Bruoklvn Trust Conoanv against Ellen b. widow VI h.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR GIAsGOW-Ia sb1mshtp California. April 2iJame XII
sour JOHN Robert Ds AMI ady W. Whesey and
ady Mr smith, TaTor ani lSy MS and Miss Crmchse
Mrs scott Katie snd Myra Scott Rev. Jas Campbell
aud family Miss Mary Rlgg, VIM. Frqlar and LADY, Miss ar
our John Fnquhar FsrQ1hsr Misses Janet aud Jaa PaTqoh
wm A. r. Milne Richard Irwin, william Mgekay, Ma ID
Mackay Mss Isabel Gsirn 1bos McIwrai'h
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGION, AprlI 14.-IH he fItSlUtnt sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Postashrs -EBoh Bdwe Norwich Conn, and Albeit II.
Tutie. Rutland. W.
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