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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
RAILROAD MOVEMENTS.

Erie was yesterday an exception 10 the gen.
eral list the price falling the strength OF reports OF
break of u or Is per in Atlantic aud Great western
,nortrage bonds on the London Stock Exchange Hugh
I Jewett OF the "Pan Handle" road the successor oil
President Watson OF the Erie Railway Company, VIII
rcmoye to this city from the West at the end Vi uis
month and establish himself here permanently
The Rome Watertown and Ogsdenburg RAILROAD
Stockholders have reelected the old Board OF Directors
as follows: Marcelus Massey Moses Taylor, Samuel
SLOAN C. Zabriskle, william T.. Dodge. John l. Denny
Gardner Colby John 5. Farlow Talcott II. Camp, g. u.
Uungerford, WIN. c. PeTepont, VIM NJ "hlte' anu
Tneodore Irwin. The former officers were UNANIMOUSLY
reflected. as follows: Marcellus Massey Presldent
New York; TalcOtt H. Camp Niee-Presldent, mhteI
town. n Y; j. A. Lawyer, Secretary and treasurer
Watertown, n. \. $780,. n.ro ~
Russell sage and the New-York directors nave re-
turned from the annual election OF the 81 faul
Company and port the crops throughout tne Mes 40
GIVING signs OF mach ENCOURAGEMENT anu piOmLs,,
They think that freight tariff or the western Ioau
will soon materially increase Co., , ,.o,,rh,s
TIC hondhoIders of the Selma. Marion ana memphis
Railroad held meeting the st. Nicholas HOtei yeste
day TO consider their relations 10 the ROAD ana s
pects A. j. White. President, read statement OF its
condition. and A. 3. Sullivan was elected eOuusel W uo
bOndhOlderS- -, g., -. .1.o,ad ,,a
Inc Louisville and Nashville Railroad has effected the
sale of siOOO00 sterling per cent bonds AT price
ceptab to the Company The bonds negotlated are
first mortgage upon the South and North AaDaina h@H
road Endorsed and guaranteed by the former roAu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
TIE ONO WoxAS's TEMPERANCE LEA0 UE

A THOROUGH CANVASS OF THE STATE TO BIZ MADF
on THE LICENSE Observation-Disclosures ELECTED
AND RESOLUTIONS ON VARIOUS POINTS ADOPTED.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, June 1S.-The Woman s
State Temperance League spent the first hour Of todsvs
session in devotional exercises. Friday, August a. Was
set apart a. day Of fasting and prayer " be observed
by the temperance people throughout the State
The Committee Business presented plan
for q thorough OF the state on
tho license question, which was adopted. Funos
are to be collected, documents circuated' anu
mass meetings held in all the counties. resoiuSion
offered by Mrs LEVITT OF Cincinnati, recommending
the renewal OF street exercises, the holding ot mass
meetings, personal visits TO the drinking classes, TIE
distribution OF tracts and the opening OF places where
cheap refreshments may be obtained. but no liquors
was unanimously adopted The name OF the or2aniza
ton was fixed as the Woman's Christian Temperance
League OF Ohio resolution also adopted looKne
to the publication all papers in the State OF the s
regarding the aduteratiOn OF liquors. Mrs. MccaDe o.
Della ware was elected President, with large NUMBER OF
Vice-Prcsidents. A large number or resolutions on
various points of the work. disposed or one as
countenancng the Of fermented wine In tne Doli
munion service tabled After devotonal exercises
IL the evening the Convention adjourned s'~e a@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
ROAT RACE BROKEN OFF.

TILE ATAIANTAs DECLINE TO MEET TIE YALE CREW
THEIR REASONS.
The rowing contest which was TO have taken
Mace between the Yale and ATLANTA Lake Sal
tonstan near New-Haven, next Wednesday, has been
abruptly brokeJ Of by the latter crew, who sent
the following dispatch Wednesday evening 20 Capt
Cook Of the Yale Navy:
r J. Cook Yale Tnirersity Boat Club, Nev Hdrsn:
IL consequence the and cry made by Inc press
aud yourselves ABOUT crippled CONDITION, We nave
concluded not 10 row the race as we VIII gel no eFeul
Tor it. j. ". EDWAkDs,
Secretary OF the ATLANTA Boat Gun.
II answer 70 the above dispatch letter was received
by the Atalantas from Capt r. j. Cook OF the Yale
crew, the substance OF which that the Yale crew
were glad TO be relieved from the ENGAGEMENT they
did not feel that they in q condition 70 the
race and would interfere with preparations for
the college regatta but they anxious 20 with
the ATLANTA II they could do 80 after the col
,egtate contest at Saratoga c. H. Ferry President
ths Yale University Boat Club. came TO the
city and called upon Dr. Russell withers, the
stroke OF the sAtalanta crew, and said that
his crew. though glad TO be relieved from
rowing the race on the 2lth were still anxious row.
And epdeavored 70 make arrangements for contest
later date but no definite agreement has been made
Dr. wthers told 9 Tribune reporter that IL the Yale
xey again VICTORIOUS at the approaching saratosa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
PROPERTY IN PHYS.

The Superior Court has issued an order OF
injunction forbdding manager Of MD os Garden 70
play the Two Orphans. The argument Is to be heard
Wednesday next. The play Is claimed as the ex
elusive property OF the Union Square Theater. Inc
same theater has received the following letter;
certify that Mr. A. NJ Palmer, Director OF the
Union Square Theater of Eewiork.s the ohiy Sef.Oh
authorized by To translate ana represent III l-1o
United states my play entitled ' The spnink. -,
| have sold this special right 70 MI. fainler Win
much pleasure. no has been az tue trouDe
ana EXPENSE OF sending representative 70 IaIb "
study the representation OF the play at the tOmeut
Francais; therefore he alone eau interpret IL IA t
United States ia conformity with tho Ideas OF TIE
author. 80.
In the absence OF any legislation on the subject Oh ny
erary property place with confidence my rfShis aho
those OF Mr. Palmer Under the safeguard OF
loyalty and good faith. OCTAVE fEoiLLhr'
PErrs MAJ, l51i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
THE GREAT Statesmen GRIEVANCES WITH



Washiagf0n Correspondence Springfield Rprohdr June 10
Messrs. Conkling and Carpenter succeeded
I'm yettiug bl through the senate, yesterday, which Is
intended doubtless, TO muzzle the Washington cor
re.nondents Ii ia well known that both OF these
sepaTnrs and Gen Bntler have considerable time
heen waiting for a chance 10 encbain heentious
press" Has not The IRlBuNE parhueu peioIe .ne
rountrv tine private habits Of the President OF the
Senate Has II not ms nuated that Mr.. Coukllng was
cen Builers character been sadly damaged this ses
SION by profgate press ~ 80 II Bill can be liked
M which will make It 10 prosecute The lRlBu VI.
frough us here and % bring It To trial
here will BE- a service To great ana 2ood states
men sue as have named IL Is Always supposed ina.
the peOpe OF Washington and It's courts are innunceu
by the overshadOwng presence OF Congress, anu hr.
Caruenter would a much better chance OF wlhhAhg
his eose here tnan would IN WISCONSIN, Years ago.
one of our courts fixed the price OF murder-Ior Con
ressmen Herbert, the California Congressman killed
, waiter aud was lined afew hundred dollars l9r ~
Carpenter and ConkDg wish To return "a those soou o
NOT be punished for Il. At all events the OH they got
through yesterday looks so take !. gT grah'en .nas
cen iutler II through the House, though
Ae talks privately as If he expected ~ 10 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
OBITUARY..
LAMBS L. RARCOCK.

The Hon. james f. Babcock, who was re-
Gently appointed Judge OF the City Court III NewHaven
died suddenly yesterday III that CITY, at the age OF o.
Mr. Babeock was for years editor OF Inc Neio-
Hapen Palladium and prominent member Oh tne
Wing and Republican parties. He was appoihted Coz
lector of the port Of President Lincoln ana
tined that office under President johnson, whose pol
lev he supported He subsequently acted with the DEM
ocratc party by whom he nominated for Congress
after an angry and excited contest IN the Convention %
the I'D District, held the Spring OF 1860
I'm me Marty resulted his nomination. ana ne 70
defeated by Stephen w. Kellogg the present melhoeI'
Mr. BaDcock elected 10 the state LegslAtuTe Wy Io
chairman OF the Labor Commission while a mtihDeI'
He was elected Judge OF the Police Court OF Ne"-hiNe
Inv The present Legislature and nas since oeen ensao
~ ,he di,eharge of the duties Of that olce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
RIFLE PRACTICE.
THE TwENTY-sEcoyD REGIMENT AT CREEDMooR-A
CuAILENGK EROM IHE TWELFTH REGIMENI

THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT AT CREEDMooR-A
CHALLENGE FROM THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Yesterday was the day appointed for the lille
practice of 22i Regiment and accordingly the res
ment. mastering about $50 men, rank and dle under
command OF Col Porter. took the 7:l5 a. m train Tor
Creedmoor arriving there about $50 Preparations
Immediately made for the shooting Although the
day was very pleasant for outdoor sports IN general
for che special purpose of visit 1t not all that
could be wished Tor a very strong wind was blowing
directly across the line OF fire. not steadily for tAen
some allowance might be made, but in gusts when
confused the aim even OF the best marksmen Inc
general result however. considered very gOuu'
There seemed 10 be some nIsuud ,ndng among the
company commandanJs TO the proper way 81 naAIng
their reIurus the results the returns
did not SHOW the number OF men who sIOt at Tue w
yard range only the and scores OF those VINO
dualfed themselves FOR the longer range. For ths req
Irregularities, 10 Is Impossible 10 give Tue
real and average OF eich company or tIe re-4
mental average. Tle OF few VI the best marks
rneu il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19

THE NATIONAL BUTTER AND EGG CONVENTION
INDIANAPOLIS, June 16.-In the National
Butter and Egg Convention to-day Committee on rs
savs was appointed examine number OF essays and
award premium of 81 coo offered by the President The
Committee on Statistics reported that an arrangement
had been made with The National Crop Reporter, Dy
which answers Will be obtained and published to set
Of questions arranged by the Committee. series OF
resolutions was adopted the chief point OF which was
the forming OF plan recently attempted by the New
York Butter Cheese Exchange, looking 10 the estaD
shInent OF inspection system, through when respo
sibity FOR Inferior qualities may be located where IL
elous and recommending that classlncations OF put
Ter should be in all markets solely with regard 10
,liV and without reference 10 the locality OF pro-
AUCTION. The Convention then adjourned sane due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19

The Chicago White Stockings played in Brook
Ign yesterday for the rst time this season. the game
being their third championship contest with the Muu-
ais of this city About 5000 spectators were present
Mr. Bechtel of tine Philadelphia Club having been
chosen to act umpire he called play at O'clock WIN
the White Stockings at the bat. They were quickly
retired without scoring while the Mutuals scored eigh
runs taking decided Leaf and maintaining II 10 the
close winning an easy victory by score OF IS 70 l.
Mcyere was the only man 70 the home plate Tor
the White stockings. After he had made second W
good mt, Deylin sent "a liner To BlruOck, which he
eau mt nicely bus the decided not out, Mryere
getting home, thus saving the visitors from being
hlap. .edf throughout Following Is tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
All Notices Of Marriage, must be Endorsed wrta fa0
ad1le daG address.
DIED.

Wednesday June IT, George AchesboA
respectfully invited attend the t9er' i,o.
a m Trains leave loot Of ChamDessI. n. y. s.a5s
BAyGs-On wednesday evening June IL, 1874 Mary b. ~fs
Gas w bang bs the re. Of hee ,hr p..e
ocounor No Al seventhsya Bf""AH on sa'1d 'a1e ~
N3Hpm.
BAYLBs-at Princeton June IT. Mrs AhTai Baye. widow
William Bayes late Of Kingston j. n he oO year =, Der se
q. SATURDAY. 20sh at coes N
BELDss-A Dove; on %, IN al inst ns villa" '''is'
Notice aud Of unera his Gag vii e< toana -
morrow psper
Cunningham, aged 80 nsuve Of .ssoS Isnd
His Fnch Brook'n SHE a. 9ccs
Friday sernooa s be ~aaHs u convey nenas
20 Greenwood.
FARG0-on Thursday Ia Harriet n wi. B. Fargo
funrsl on sunday o. from her sle rvaeses, 30
sse.etst BroosIya. Relatives and friends are iaVsI
Pea Ian papers please copT.
j. Wednesday JaAs II. 1874 Eu,aSssh
Farsral rom Chrs Church p. n, Friday. 10Th INST
JoHSsoN-suddepy late residence 30 kssi EleveatA
ReIaayes and fead. Of the nmy hose Of bis George
johnson lttep TIE nera services suna June ~
a, o'clock H. at 81 MARKS ohaf'h corner 'A
LEE-ou Tuesday, Iue "a Of pneumeo. and shrs' disease The
The family Te,ps,,a invited to ss1
morning June -. At 10 O'Clock
IgwIsn Gr--ubcsn (Doebs Ferr- Of hi. brshsrn
E Wi Rev. s. G.T sis b. .si t's ~
The iaHera yess VII be Ssa AZ hs S'ssaSTsa Per
,eeoaI-, Depot tOf DobOs Ferry al BIO N fsauas Al ia
tIoynAt We. Orsns. J. THURSDAY June Is. Ma JsAs
Ioyl widow OF the ate John [. Lloyd u SeS-iOrA
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
R.YuosDIn BrookIyn on welnesv June H. Of pneameaa
Emy the beloved daughter Francs and Alice RImon agd
ye.rs 3 months. 10 lays Al.
Rsv and ends of the family sunday school scholars of All
respectfully stt~nd IN. oners
from All Epseops Church Sesent beiS cen ssaa a1a
seventh ave. Fndsy, Jane 10 1874 AZ o'clock m
TRUMBULLIn Brooklyn Wednesday evening June IL L"ass
NJ rTunbgu sge1 10 years.
Fun-rsl tr.bsm Institute W.hnstoBse near DshAo
on FRIDAY, June 10, at 5 O'Clock
wATROUsAt Baltimore, Jane IL the HOn Joan c. WsIo~s.
ate q. T. Jadge for Texas
wILLIsou Thursaay June ID Magare. Willis The 6M d
he age. -, -
from 237 brooklyn, sAIas
DAY, June 20.
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A4KR/ED.


AysLBY-MARsHon wednesisv June H. at 81 Mars Church.
Rev d. " Johnson d. D. assisted br the Rev NJ @s.n
d. d. groOms M FEEDER ca AASiy Clara t.. elJeS
daughter o Mr. John W. Marsh all Of Brooklyn
BBNNBTT-sAYRB-On Tuesday June 49, the residence Of the
the Rev. TneO l.. Cuyer W a. Boan, n a.,
Nwiork Alice j. daughter of John sAJrc
Brooklyn.
LIDFORD-KSIGHTOn Wednesday, June L. 1874.
OF brides bV the Rev justin D. Ful0a D. d.,
Thomas H. LdOui North Adams Mass Anna L. daughter -
Henry Knight. Of brooklyn
LUsK-GEBHARD-On "Wednesday Jane TO- Elizabeth n J by
Rev. w. C. Robsrs d. D. Richard u Mr. Al W Geobsn
TREUBATH-wIGHT-On "wednesday Jane H. fifs
Church, By John Hall d. D. Robert q rruyst
frnery Manchester England TO Alice Wight oa he~ iofk
(Ity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
THE CAUSE OF THE RECENT RAILROAD ACCl
DENT IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, n. Co. June 1e.-Col. 5. L..
fremont Chief and General superintendent
Carolina Central Railway eiegraphs to-day from
ton of
The cause OF the accident the terrific rain
storm ever known here six inches OF rain Is said "
have fallen in about three four hours. The cniVeft
was in good order and far as can see, now.
The rain Eel In torrents that ohokcd the cuverf
and the apparently rose 20 high that IL soaked
through the bank and inaly broke IL. Al this WORK
of done IN 1850 or 1861 au1 tue Dauk Is
hard and solid all about the oulver aud stood. perhaps
"A thousand rains before. the rails not carried
away With the bank but rssAined Suspended Win tae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
THE SUITS AGAINST THE CHICAGO AND
ALTON RAILROAD.

CHICAGO. June 18.-The United States Cir
emit Court at Springfield to-day, decided against the
apnlcation for transfer OF the State Railway Commits
soners suits against the Chicago and Alton Railroad
for violation of the new Railroad law from the state
Courts 20 that Court and quashed the writ OF certorar
These cases WILL therefore, tried In inc STATE Cohrs
M which they were originally Instituted full Dencn
was nreseuL Judge DrummOnd delivered the opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
LArEsr sAip ygWa.
For other &f, SeTs see Third Fs1sI

For other shf,' SeTs Tsivd FsosI
ARRIVED.
Steamship herI,cE wer R,Is5eIo Ne, 20 sa. sJ ~ r.s
TO wnL R Garrison - ,.,.
wit n,se.a adp@ - DOMINION STEAMSHIP Ca
BARK Admiral GOuOeyse r. SemsEH roHt .Fire 10 ass ws
Gladstone Csor Antwerp PyD.sa AOr 10.
Bns Car IswsdI Rio Janro ~ d.y. via eos-e
Howard Cof Bshj Anderson gle.leI sdAs via
schr ROsahe lof NASSAU, Anay geuthe, aays
SER II. wAmOe III Der Is oeeHlr~ Car isi'oa isJ'
Sehr MeOna Knowles o Allison. Small DsvsaA II dss si
scAr s.D.o, ssa. sirsr 4 s. with .piias
SAILED.
Steamship. rhunua araburs OynD tr Gssgov. Bes
e London City Of iiavann for Havana PERT FOR Benad' STRIP 40
fops for Have; &s%ae cf Bsp6asoss 6H1 E, aIs
Psqnste de Nova fork, opOro LAems Tor Gov B a
wIS1-sansst ircsh r. W eear
MEMORANDA.
The ship W J. Lewis Orb rsry IRON Barrow srrved l6sa 49,
anchored sandy Hook. tO~ed 70 'he a'' this
DOMESTIC PORrs.
Lsvz, DEL IsArnyea orders ~ksri,se Genar. ,e.
TRINIDAD &c c.s brig heA r.T - '-fS S s e KIM w.
aoLv Foenee ana John p s.ss is' 4. ~ s-I,s,s
night brig eh remain, tOr eSlS' Ias steamship n"-AAs
NEWCASTLE Del June mp steamship Abbot Ori ro-
B.Efsqnr Nd. June ls-an-4 osoor,: 5.u New
ros and sn5y Cav Nom Paeoss hrs as NJ Ss; s,,
w croS ler Bo.ssS rho%s ss o Ss~oerS C.
depnia; POO FOR gleenstoN1 f,lnout Tor
London Tor HAir -
hr-. ayob ios Doss1a q Ace Z"
Thonason Loie Beir1 r Ne~Bafo Poret OAK for Ae~
Haven; BAs Boston saed. Psaas Tor Dens
Hattie NJ. Balm, for Portland.
June lsArrIved Geo Appoh Dm Baltmsre
RRASCisCO June ls-Ihe Vancouver AID Lori
arrived this Inc Vance yer 20 tong
Kong NAY 49, anu YoEohama eoasgue aaeods "a a
civ Lies Hong Mss - and psssse
JAnsn May 80 without calling L.es 80
Chinese Vancouver bl3
Biczer. fol Pfnss's
CnARLsTos Is-esred maggie Hammond. for ,hs
Mort OF Europe
FOREIGN PORTS.
10 The sh sh saei from Jondoe
N.g-Zealnd shsn The Cape OF Go ope vas
sn roH ~ oatn
April large proporon OF her gers
ootactd yoSge INA 81 de~lhs
occurred.
ST. JOHN b. June 18It has bees blowing gale Of sind sth
incessant TIE Coa %
with deals Liverpool dragged anchor vent ASHORE s bar
~ discharge
DISASTERS.
EMARBLEHED, Mass June lsThe schooner Amnta Grhn hon
Boston furniufr hzdwS Nc ensxnel "
parties Prince BdwA Island losel INTO Marc shei h.'os
All evening crowded Bell BUOY Ledge W 40
vessel. bon sinking and the unshcwa ean. snoss
SERIOUS her bolton 70 saA <
bv the wharf AFTER Scng bronght m Tier ergo
BADLY vessel Dare she Dtas M
oAIec, preparatory 20 repairing The damage
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a AEV PL1NET.

DISCOVERY DY pEnRoTIN OF A PLANET or TIE
ELEVENTH MAGNITUDE.
10 me EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Prof Forster Of Berlin announces the dis
covery of planet Of the eleventh magnitude by
Perrotin. in sixteen hours half-a-minute right ~
cension, ~ 50 declination south.
JOSEPH HENRY,
Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
Washington, d. C., June 49, 1874.
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rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A slight shock of earthquake was felt at salt
- IL, About y dneay lasting about 80 seconds
The Boston Fusileers visited the places OF pub
lie Interest IN PAladpLia yesterday number len for home As
night and the TO-DAY.
The cable steamer Ambassador has arrived at
po-sm,ntb miles Of the shore end VI cable
~. ,oyr AZ I.v,ns the cable lsassp
The officers and directors of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company MAYOR HaTeBeef sni Ato General Da
. Nkesoarre yesterday theE annual rIcufs
Weston walked bus 80 miles yesterday in Phil
adpha 90 and 30 eeoadA beng minutes aud
10 tha limited rAe audience unch lrsr
than the v.sasd Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19

that rsssssy qusRsv 5d6 medium 500 lar o.
tsy fs1S 10 rrse1ss SIT head: 1z7l hssa -
HOes-Suppy light With only FAIR demand; ases f7~os~'
rcceyts 800 hcs6
ssssp lower With declining eodenev; sAes "a
rssspA 4, LA head. -
oCHcAeo Sane Ia-csrrLx-Beeps $500 bssd market n'y
active Tor good zridcs dn o Others prices acisgs good e
s,ives steer saz 5O4S6 as hr neium. - 80 -
atsrksu A. sODs4 %. Shipment. 1000 head
sfoosRrcpp 100 head msrtet sctee and hrm snd or
rrsss ,n.de higher 81 as Is for common gst - -
FOR e5oie- 70 extra. Shipments. II 900 bead. - .
sHEEP qa sad receipts, LOO h~Ad' 'As Of lar oa'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
" MI DEFARIHE Z
CPrrcg OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER Z
WAsuINGTON Friday. June 81 a. IN. }
c..,o,,c;s f,r fJs met lreuf ~ fg1ff hours.

WAsHINGToS Friday. June 81 a. IN.
Synopsis FOR the past tlrentyT0lr hours
vigbt rain is reported from New-England
ana the southern portions OF the o0uth Atlantic anu
1iulf states Clear weather prevails III the remaining
districts the barometer has risen, Dut continues 10" III
Sew-E England ana the Northwest 49,, -, l.,
IL mas isen in the lake region ana continues nen III
the southern states. The temperature mas remained
dictionary in several districts Severe edseriy eaies
are reported from the lower ST. Lawrence Vaiiey:
The Missouri River has risen at Iankton ana bruns
WICK The Mississippi River has risen 81 Meinphs ahu
Helena and fallen at VicKsburg Tue ONO hiNef LAO
fallen at Marietta. ~
Probabilities. 49,
For New England, CLEARING weather VIII prevail WIN
north or west Winds changes IN temperature, and
rising barometer. -- ...an. 49, ,,n
For me Middle states, clear AMI MARINER wedneT o"
north or IRE 81 tctnds and risiag barometer.
For the lake region, tue Northwest, tennessee, anu
the ONO Valley, generally clear and warm weather
winds shifting easterly or souherly and STATIONARY
or falling barometer. ...-.- - -...ho-
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States lar weather
with light rains the coast slight rise OF einpera-
ture light or gentle winds. and continued hsh DaL-
ometer The upper OHIO River will fall SLOWLY during
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
pASSEAGERs ARRIYED.

PROM RIO JAsBgO IN st'lmshp hrinias1 as p - ,s.--s
~ urbfcr Mia Lous sHs,n cIr-n srd sefysht c@pa
tsnpR De1ecio Aag D. To eco y u ID ne beAs Nv 'i..
Fressorn Prsne. Malov John Ef1sr jose Vars 70 aas
3 Moor DAIielson, Ms Asnei HID ma ~. $500
Ma Mouf-om r, ami sa Thomas Hutehi1sn Petsr 49,
Arthar Ygaravte1 hooTe, the Rev Joan :. ya' -
Driiel In Douglas Dr. John Seai p D,sl Ton AaS vi" 49,.
VIE Urgsinsna aud wife. D a. Bstisfor jose " f
n
PROM GLAsoOw-Ir arrr ssp Of Pcsnssrc~f1 iune -
Psssr ssd wife w. G. sylvestsf. hesD bssf -
Mullxas, George Wslker
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NEGRO oUrRAGEs IN TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, June 18.-Last night party OF
negroes attacked house OF one Johnson near Car
Vile. Tenn with stones. One Of Johnson's daughters
fred on the crowd woundns a negro woman IN the
.ntamen from which she died 20 minutes afterward.
The grl herself was struck the head Win rock.
producing probably a fatal wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19
5uerlai Notices
ti.v-n,b A..embIy District Liberal RepsbIic

Eleventh Assembly District Liberal Repsbieas,-A
meeting Hall. Twenty sE.h 81 hu se
snaaye FRIDAY EVENING. 18Th, at oeloef Cns "a ta'os
OF honesty Invited 20 o. s
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meeting FhhShAS o. ~ "'A'' '''
NJ. lSGL Nc, Secretary.
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