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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-21
FIGURING and Grist Mill!
NOTICE.
Henry W. Barry vs.. Elizabeth NJ. Fish.
In Chancery Court at Newburg. Lewis county

In Chancery Court al Newburg, Lewis county,
Tonne sec.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court
from complainants amended bill, which 10
sworn to, that James N Sanford and vile, -
Sanford, William Q. Fish and lOmais y. Fish,
are defendants in this cause, and are non
residents Of the state Of Tennessee, 20 that tho
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them : II is therefore ordered BY tho court
that publication be made IN the Herald and
Mail, n newspaper published In Columbia
Maury county, Tenn. for four consecutive
weeks, the last OF which shall be nc least ono
week before tho next sittiug Of the Chancory
Court at Newburg, Lewis county, Tom, on
the Sd day Of September, 1875, requiring the
said nOn-residents TO appear, and % plead
answer or demur 10 complainant bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing eNparto.
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MILL NOTICE.

would respectfully notify the public that
during low water viii ho prepared 10 Do
rindng by steam no my mill GA Carriers
rock.
Aprn III, 11L- q. j. NJ. HUNTER.
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In making up the premium list for out
coming fair, the following special premi
ums on Jerseys, offered by Mai. Campbell
Brown, were accidentally left out:
For best Jersey COW over years old ........slt
:. a heifer under q ......... Is
To be exhibited on the same day with and
Immediately after the other cattle, namely
on Wednesday, Sept. 80. Mai. Brown re-
quests us to state that none of his own herd
will compete in these rings.
August Ait. A. n. AKIN, Sec'y.
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Agency.

A good hand Job press for sale. Also a
font of new double plea. Apply to W. Ii.
Farris, Columbia, Tenn. augl4-H,
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For Sale.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

OF OdIts
A No. l two-hoIse wagon, new, made by
Tate. myStfl j. s, GREGORY.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
THE PARTP OF THE FUTURE.
From II. Apg..ia cGap carorel, and s.-tfn,! tOcrn

From TIs Auossta (Ga.t Chronicle and sen'in,l Dcnl
A noticeable artIcle-headed the Next
YORK TRIBUNE. The TRIBUNE announces that new
party rapidly organizing aud significantly asks VINO
the does and taken IN connection with other CIR
sesses unusual significance. Some may say that since
the campaign of 1872 THE TRIBUNE has ceased to no
or HpSSissn speas Re BR' sentiments Of ' the Republican
party. We DOUBT the correctness OF these views IL s
frue that when Nj. GIeelev accepted the nomination
rendered him by the Liberal Republican and Democratic
Conventions Tue IRlBIsE was i3rnay leau out oo .n
party Of which he was the founder ana 70 me OF
winch his efforts had materially contributed by he
men and the Gn2s %ao % 5e ineres
But MI Greeley up to he & nonr o. ms ,p GraIR Fa
GNF az a Repnbiican journal since the paper has
passed into the hands Of one who was nodded ana
pursued IL is professedy Independent OF Republican
politicians but II s declares tat II represents KepuO-
SEM , orsGadow 6e probablep % res Of
the present dissatisfaction with personal government
Among other notable opponents OF TINS line OF action
journals OF ew-Engsnd the West and OF the North-
ON other hand, il turn to the Democratic side,
certain indications of the truth OF The IhIjCNEs
declaration that dlsafecon exists IN both pOlltlcdl
parties The 81 Louis Republican has for many years
led Democracy OF the West and has probably e1er-
cised wider influence and greater power than any
other organ of the party This paper though bitterly
hostile 70 the Srans Whn snsiSn AHa M
no less pronounced in its opposition to
another battle under tne Dainerd OF tHe DelOcrscy,
The louisville Courier Journal almost Influential,
equally pronounced favor OF "a new party and differ
et The Conservative leaders and presses
Of virginia expressly disavow all affliaton with the
party aud declare that they are free 10 act
In they think will be most TO the inter
est of their state The feeling South Carolina and
Louisiana very little different aud Alabama pro
poses fight the approaching battle in that state on
In the Old Dominion. No one eau say That MIS-
souri and these four Southern states are
bound the Democratic party, as party Tor they nave
already shown that they consider selfpreservatlon
drfxfb han ~ al ileg1a
bu one principle left OF all those which have been
attacked and surrendered which Is sufficient to rally
great marty 10 defense and that Is the principle OF
local se enuncated at Cincinnati and relte
rated aud rea irmed Baltimore. There are many Re-
pnblicans 10 whom this right just "a dear, and to
whom Is equally sacred 10 s 10 the Democracy,
and IL MAY yet rally around II party bearing some
other name and having some different leader, winch
viii prove powerful enough 10 overthrow consolidation
aud CBSaEsm.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
DECISIONS-NARCH q.

Supreme Court-Gen1dl 1erm-By Judges Davis
Daniels Mes role Grerson gt Mason
JutSment reversed granted with 20 abide event
ouiuion by Daniels Bernie meJagnent reversed
aud ordered abide events ogiuion BY Daniels
and MestbIookUnlon MAJ ton
r act and trial ordered
sbe event; opinion Daniels, Getty ct al gt spaadEgNo
on for modification Of order granted; opinion by Daniels
Davis and DneMury ag Church-Judsnent anrmel
With costs opinion nv Daniels ).
y Judges Davis Daniels and La0rencHgren ct a. sgt Eet
matter &c Commissioners Public Ps-Appea dismissed for the
appeaab Gnesler a9d agt Stayve
antPocaeug and decision affirmed with costs opinion by La"
renee Stakeholder appealed from snned "th costs
frmei by Lawrence j. The People tel Nc
HayemeyeT ct aOrer affirmed with costs opinion by
Daniels }.
b. Judge. Davis Daniels and DonohuKean al sgt Abbott
affirmed with opinion bT Davis inn asL Purcell
-four -Mooas dismiss appeals RON orders graht
sith costs Prone ag opinion by Daps
Paine ag Nee shy-Orde Affirmed opinion By DoIohue
GomleY amr. decree Of Surrogate arrned with
opinion webrook j. Poor AIT Bohen Judsment a
Hsvemeyer az The People Duapby ss sane.orer
amned
Ckdmbers-Bv Judge Observation-Disclosures agt
Hemboi Corsn, stewart sg. BchteLMoa0ns denied
Warren agt CorSn Arnold agt sonhemorsnis rsler ct
Sc Golisten Van Asyne-Grsntei Phillips
McComaek-Or.e granted Arnold Hani-Aoon granted
(Memorantam.)
Circuit-Part IIT-By Judge Van Brunt.-Devoe
sgt. BsInes-Jadg for plaintiff with costs
Superior Court-SDecidl 1erm-Bv Judge Curtis
Jarvs-Moon denied (See for eounsel Dudey,
Se ct al % Goeb ct sl-Motlon Denied with Gusts
plaintiff 70 abide event OF suit
Common Pieas-Special Term-By Judge l.arremore.
Ehnnge Ehrnge-Applcaon dismissed; plaintiff action IL by
appeal Buddenses.-RepOu couhni and surplus
defendant Bohde
denied In the matter k Coleman al See
Tandum-
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
CIVIL, NOTES,

In the case of Augustus w. Kelly, jr,
against The Union Trust Company Judge Donohue yes
terday at Special Term of the supreme Court. made
an order refusing TO confirm the report OF Clifford A
Hand to the compensation TO the receiver ana NJ
counsel vacating the order of reference TO Mr. Hand
and appointing in his stead William Allen Butler u take
proofs services OF the receiver and MS counsel
and determine the allowance.
In the Marine Court yesterday, before
Judge spauding the case OF Dalton agt Hoffman ct al
came up on claim Of the Mansell contracts for
salary for services alleged to have been performed at
the Lyceum Theater when 1t was under Mr.. ManselPs
mana cement. The was dismissed by Judge Spauld
ing on ground that the previous action 20 recover
one weeks salary brought before Judge Field In the
District Court, bar 10 the present actou There
were a number Of witnesses IN COIirt, including MI
Wheateigh, Mr. Harkns and Others. but none were ex
amned except Mr.. Dalton. The defense was conducted
by f. Z. Ripley aud b. c. Thayer.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
FOR THE CHILDREN'S SAKE.

The Committee on Bylaws OF the Board OF
Education have prepared their report relative TO the
disrepuable houses the vicinity OF the Eighth and
Fifteenth Ward school-houses, which they have had
under consideration for several weeks Their debera
tons were concluded March 10 with the remarkable
examination of Captain Williams OF the Eighth Precinct
Police when he refused peremptorily TO give list
of these in his precinct The report states IN SUD
sance that the nave received suncient ev
denee OF the fact there such houses near several
schools IN the Eighth Precinct but that they have failed
through the stubborn and wayward conduct OF Police
Captain Williams" to obtain lust OF the number and
locality OF these and the names of their owners
which the Committee deemed absolutely es-
seutIal TO their purpose. They say further
"Whether Capt Williams was supported by his superior
officers or not in his refusal 10 give the needed nforma
ton his conduct was unoficerlike and ungentlemaniy
and inconsistent with the dignity and urbanty which
should characterize officer In his position IN his deal
ings with a Committee OF this Board" Tney conclude
by stating that enough eicted from Capt Williams
however TO that the needed list was in the hands
OF the and they urge upon that oclai
the rigorous prosecution of the OF such houses in
the Immediate neighborhood Of the schools, aud the
thorough suppression OF those public exhibitions OF
crime by the inmates which likely 10 prove danger
Gus examples the pupils on their way to and from the
schools.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. MARCH %.

SATURDAY. MARCH ~ -, ,,,
aud Ireland Queenstown and LIVERPOOL
by me Republic. close at IL m Supplemental, nsh
Posi-OEce a l2:3O Steamship sals A. Ne
from White Doct Psvoms Ferry, Jersey CIV 49,,
Mails for Europe Southampton and Bremen per The tesmhp
No.el .o.s A, ~ NJ Supplementary Mall closed s the Post
Once 1880 Steamship sails at p n hon the "" Of ihis
st.. Hoboken. ,,,.---..-.,.u
Mails for Kingston Jamaica Panama Aspnss the Central Anef
lean and the stesnsn0 toioo
close At II Supplementary Mail closed az the PoOnes
l2 steam ship sails at from Pier No ~ N n
Mails for steamship George w Clyde, eioss
M steamship sails a 3 o. m, from Pier No. 20 e X
Mails tor Seslork PostOmee eTeU d'
at D H. via Hshar
ANA, for Hafar s. k closed the SevYort Postohee e'sr
i.y d d .. 10, and goes VIA Boston. -
SUNDAY March %.
An Mails close at II o'clock Tbs kOstOhoe Is open hom
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
CRIMINAL, NOTES,

Peter J. Gage was arrested yesterday upon an in
de.aent General Sessions Grand jury charging hm With
lie compelled TO give bail
600 Henry Spaudng Of No 80 Worthst became his surety
AT the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday JUS
eommtei Patrick Fnel Of No. ~ Dy Doc James
az No Thomas Banner Of No 1ls East
Tyh.t in default of stealing lead pipe valued at
f36 from Frederick Weisebe Of No 81 Dry Dock
Justice Bixby at the Tombs yesterday committed
c. H. Krossboa default Of 900 to the charge OF
s,eaing ponory note 1897 schmidt Frederick
smith Of No. 50 Crosby default Of $1,000 s he
Conf Of No. "a suYan.L Who charged
Inn with obtaining $50 by false representations.
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
Judge Sutherland Edward Cox who tried for attempt p
mail hu l. Williams guilty seat to the Penteu
HenY Hamilton and Charles Foster who have 6een
the pretene M tieT tor the beueht
of .ome dtr m pr o. false
presuses pleaded guilty aud emanded for sentence
Fanny King pleaded guilty TO the Pen
for months Frank Goonan pleaded guilty assault and
latter and Pentens for months Joseph Nc
vn plead guilty Of amp. at burglary and Was 'en' TO Safe
Pr. for ,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
A SEARCH FOR A MODEL CITY.

The letter which is given below was re-
ceiyed yesterday by Mayor Havemeyer. Yokohama, 1t
would appear looks upon NewYork ~ model munich
pality The Mayor to Municipal Director Ben
son. ia collecting the required documents and VIII for
ward them very was humoousy suggested th"t
Comm from each OF the city Departments should
be delegated 70 accompany present the code and
also xplain It's practical operation The Following is
the letter:
MUNICIPAL OFFICE, YoKoHANA JArAs, Feb. 2l, 1915
WILLIAM H. HAyEMEiER. esq.. Mayor ber- YORK Cttp'
SIR: AS 1 am dosrOus Introducing such fclofhs
relating municipal government as wiJ be genefaly
beneficial TO this Community, shall feel Obliged you
will transmit to tie text Of tile Codt ol
Municipal Regulations and Bylaws OF tue city
of New-York, together with such pamphlets OF
pY1uted forms IA embody the laws under which
Inc city is governed. shall be glad n you WI! also
send a copy of the Articles o: IncorDorauon RON tue
state. Your oh odent sers t1t,
t. 8. BENSON. Municipal Director
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
= LOCAL cMISCELLANY.C
WALL STREET TOPICS.
EFFECTS OF 1NFLATIoN-A CHECK TO oyER-IssuE d
GOVERNMENT BOSDs

EFFECTS OF INFLATIoN-A CHECK TO oyER-IssuE OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Stock Exchange presented busy scene
at opening OF business yesterday morning the vote
OF the Senate, the previous evening" although not nna
having been regarded the conclusion to which Con-
gress would arrive, stocks became buoyant and ad-
vaneed from onehalf to and ouehah per cent amd
orders from the country and dealers on the
spot
The following petition. presented in the House by tne
Hon. Henry ], Scudder expresses the alarm o the hold
OF Government obligations, the attempt to conso
date their preparation in Washington, and thereby req
der overssues almost n certainty. 10 Is signed by
large number of bankers and insurance officers.
To the House Of RepreseHtatireS
Your petitioners respectfully represent thar, In their
opinion it OF great importance that all Of the issues OF
the Government should be so treated during the various
possible danger OF fraud, such counterfeitng alter
ing, duplicating, or Over-ssuing.
That whereas the Joint Select Committee Retrench
ment under date of March g. 1859 reported and recon-
mended follows The hi CHEST safety TO be attained
by conducting the work that even two de-
partmens should have 1t in their power to finish any
note bond coupon but that part OF the engraving
the securities should be printed by establishment
and succeeding part by another department, entirety
distinct and separate from the FIRST, and that the final
process OF sealing and signing should be done by still
another distinct aud separate department. and in the
Treasury. BY such methods, each under separate and
distinct control the nearest approach possible TO security
will be reached"
And whereas this plan was approved and adopted
In the report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury the
state OF the finances for the year 1863;
And Whereas this plan has been dangerously departed
from;
therefore prevent the possibility OF fraud in
preparation issues, that the
OF the pubc both here and abroad, in their in
tegrity may be strengthened and never impaired;
Your petitioners respectfully request that law may
he passed authorizing and requiring the secretary Of
Treasury, In The manufacture OF all Government Issues
hereafter to he made, TO conform To the plan recon-
mended by the Joint Select Committee on Rerenchmen
Nets- York March, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
A F1rG1TIvE FROM GERMANY.

Christian Paul Lother was employed for the
six years ending March 1874 by Theodor Ludwig Bohn
cattle dealer Hamburg Germany, as cashier and book
keeper Daring this time he has embezzlsd money from
his employer amounting to 10000 thalers, which ne
In dissipation. Fearing discovery he de-
cided to leave Hamburg and on March be stole 1900
thalers the contents of letter addressed to his en-
ployer and after purchasing United States Government
bonds he absconded and after took passage Tor
New York on the steamer Hansa of the North German
Lloyd Line These facts stated upon the aindaYt OF
Johannes Rising, COnsul-General OF the German En-
pire 10 whom they were communicated by cable by
Senator Petersen Chief of Police OF Hamburg. Yester-
day Mr. R0siog obtained warrant OF attachment upon
the properly OF Lother, which will be served upon aim
as soon as the Hansa reaches Sandy Hook
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
QUEENS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans in the several towns OF
Queens County with the exception OF Newtown and
oyster Bay have made their nominations for town
officers as follows:
J,maca-For Supervisor. John s. Seaburv; for Town
Clerk John s. Denton: for Justice OF the Peace Jere-
milh Valentine.
FlusbIng-For Supervisor, John 9. Wiets; for Town
Clerk VIM A. Mitchell; for Justice Of The Peace, George
A. Quarterman. . - ,
North Hempstead-For Supervisor, John NJ Clark;
for Town Clerk John H. Aebeer.
Hempstead-For Supervisor, John b. POST for Town
Clerk Samuel Hendrickson for Justice of the Peace,
Lanes NJ Seaman; for Oyerseer5 OF the Poor, James H.
Burtis
The Democrats OF the town Of Newtown on Thursday
evening Nominated for supervisor Robert Burroughs the
present incumbent The Reform Association II is un
derstood will renominae Warren ]. shattuck In oppos
ton to Mr.. Burroughs The Democratic primaries In
the other towns Of tine county will be held the 3oth
inst Ia the town oyster Bay Walter Franklin the
present Supervisor, will DO reelected without oppo-
slff
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.

A case involving the jurisdiction Of our
Courts over British vessels before the Supreme
Court yesterday Cornelius Bren and Peter Holstein
shipped board the British bar Brothers and Sisters
at Rotterdam, on Dec. IT, 1s73 for voyage to New
York and to port OF discharge in Great Britain the
voyage not exceed twelve months On the arrival Of
the vessel In NewYork about March II, 1874 the men
were discharged, they say The Master claims how
ever that they not discharged. but deserted.
suit for their aud the vessel was at
tached The British Consul presented nus protest
ture, and motion yesterday made before Justice
Donohue vacate the attachment for want OF Jursdc
ton After argument the motion was denied with
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
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COTTON MARKETS.

co,r.,r, March 27-oo,sos qu Madins l'e 10. ~
.s III oss S's s... oI':: .. s..: % .ss is7z zoos
'a s7a aspss ascoc. s Low xadps I. .s:s,,
receipts 27si bales, pmen, 6Ol7 Sa'i '"es' io~ "'''
's ssa.ysroar rSas s.rsS a-cesv s g, xad,. sSJ ssJ
Weekly reoeips s22 bales; shpmens 2o27 eAs'' ' ''
S, cTrr 'ssr PS;T. s19i sS oig.. a'4 s.'-
s"rTsS...I SSsI sS1.. ssSS strong M 1871 ,.,.,
r.ceps III shipments, 1872 Oaes stock 1874 %i ''
iis oi s .5 good :Sps :ss M.s' .s ~ ~
t s. .,osi 1874 5s 1873 Ios7s BABE. 90 bales.
.,.. rsOyHsSSS. gScS S..s Hass1 ssts 1900 Ss..
ca,sEEsros 27Coron .sesdyi MSdnr s .,o
5S. 5. nsaa @ o6S s 800 ..sI 4. :. S.sgS
:s .sss s.e,1ss % S.: .1 sn S.s.
SIPS bales. 'U:.'- ".. r...,,,. ~ ss Ss .spo
Great Britain S4Os n.ss .o.'s~le. 1885 bales "'
'ss salsE .. M.ss SSV coe. a Mda1s is Is-
Mdlos S Stree SS. s5 S'Is S. ~ .po aiS s ...,s
receipts, 4o6 bales. so. 2572 O.s x,,a,,.. 1857,
ne. sssss nisfs S. G.5ST':s' ss s:
i..sVs. GS si S. ss. 1898 si00. 70 Great Sd''
SoS S.s .As. March demand oe1a Good Or
n7 i Mdns 1879! ne! rsssD dd 100 4. s:' s.ss ssS
G.fs: Ss: Bn . e 90 s.I. ss os 70 bales, -.s receipts
,ss Paan Y $50 q G loo S. = ne
s. sd fa: 6i nSsss s.
sa.o ss.. .e. ssc G:s; ''' Coo
WiIxISsros 27Cottoa steady addhns 10 Si ", ~
so bales; 81 10 baesi see,y nv
eoasise l7S bsles sAies io1 os'es
arm; Mddlnss lotea hss
..r hales, exports, <io
80 balesj stock loJoz oss.
net pt. gross 3l baes EXPORTS oasHss' i
| h,ies. spinneH, 5S6 bales
27.-Cotton Weekly receipts 80 oAesi IN
sss bales. .tcc 1874 3s9 bales. 1873 g esss se.a.
rsscp. asa i:s Ssi.s 1s .6loSsS 7gi s.: .''
receipts bses, S3l balesi sales lSai oae
March 27otlos auie. ssdhns 10 S ss. a ol
4Os bales 469 bales 1874, l32 bales sfS
bales w.sy 32 bs Shipments 27os bales Ae
| . bales; consumption, 3lS
| March 27.-Coon huneri Nidilng lo's
March 27.Coiton active and higher nlo1hhfS
l5asr Good Oriinsy la<ei Oralnaf'
IL &C. receipts l43 bales, $3.50 bses eIpor 70 ot..s
Brt.ip France bales. eoAsslse osa eaIes
e bales; last evening 900 bales stock zoSoo9 oa
II 1873 bales; ~ loJ pser sI
10 992 bales 70 The Continent J51t basfb
3628 baeE ssles 43IOO osea
27.Cotton irm and In good demand Ls
S37 baes eIport coastse o's
1885 bses weekly net receipts ixyot
bales; Britain 9j2 bales eoAstss l3ovs o
sales l7O bales . -, -, v,.,,...
45.al54e; receipts 1850 bales: shipments 2s2o bales roS
3ti 1873 4s 2S3 bales. weekly receipts ovoA
| bales; shipments. l0,92S bales .,,, ...,.,.
CrScrSslr 27-Coon frner Mjdinxs 10 1'tc eeles
1871 bales; shipments 4Ss bales stock. IA, BOZ bass sesW
reo 1872 shipments 1885 bales spnnsrs lOO oae&
IA
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
CONVENTION OF FREIGHT AGENTS.

A convention of freight agents, for some
days past has been In session at the Metropolitan
Hotel discussing matters lrelatng 70 their Individual
and collective interests. Among those comprising the
deputation f. d. Newell, Agent OF the White Llne
Boston H. ii lgnbee, Agent OF the White Line, New
York; Albert Cushman, Agent Red Lane, Boston !
W. II. Cummings, New-York Central and Had-
son River Railroad; Il. Clark, jr., Buffalo, NJ: ~
W. F. stauuton OF the Merchants Dispatch J. D.
Goodrich, Detroit; yrhOmas 8. Rogers Wln0na MIMI;
j. II. Rutter, General Freight Agent OF the New YORK
Central and Hudson River Railroad r. r. Buas, Gene
Freight Agent OF the Erie Railroad; Alfred Wlte,
General Freight Agent OF the Milwaukee ana efrOlt
Railroad; j. D. HAYES, General Manager OF the Blue
Line; George Darling Of the White Line Il. f. smith OF
the Red Line; s. Champn, Prcsident OF the Bath ana
dia Line, aud Andrew Watson General superintendent
OF the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.
Some OF the delegates having expressed desire to
something OF the harbor of New York. Mr. kuter OF
the New-York Central arranged excursion for that
purpose. At o'clock Yesterday morning the deleGa-
ton accompanied by o. A Tobey and A y Jewell IRON
the Produce Exchange left the Metropolitan Hotel ana
embarked steamboat which had oeen provided.
sailed the North River considerable distance
and landed at several points, closely inspected
the wharves warehouses along the river To the
facilities afforded by them for the reception and storage
Of all kinds OF produce, and expressed themselves
tended TO them by the members OF the Produce Tx
change that institution they arrived there
I2t o'clock, and introduced 70 the members
and shown through the building. After spending an
hour pleasantly they left. In the afternoon they re-
sumed their sightseeing.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-28
YACHTING NOTES.

The following officers have just been elected
by the Long Island Yacht Club: Commodore, James
Sweeney; ylce-Commodore, George Farley President,
C. b. Evans; Secretary, George Crolius; Treasurer,
Frank Bates; Measurer Henry smedley. Regatta Com,
mittee for 1874. Messrs Bates, sweeney, Lennox and
smith The balance the OF the Club Is SIS Az
The annual regatta will be sailed THURSDAY, June le
Nearly Ali the yachts OF the Club have been thoroughly
oyerhauled anticipation OF the speedy opening OF the
yachting season.
At recent meeting of the New-Jersey facht
Club Commodore Ketcham was unanimously reelected.
j. r. Virgins received the election OF ViceCommodore'
and J. Rogers that o: Treasurer