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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
Suicide OF N Lunaftc.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning. John Green,
iorty-one years OF age, an inmate OF the Colored
Home, sixty-third street and First avenue, while
hhoring under temporary fit Of insanity threw
himself rom third story window TO the ground
and was almost instantly killed having received
compound fracture OF the skull. Coroner Kess-
Ter VIII hold al inquest on the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
Run Over and Killed.

Michael Noe, child four years OF age, whose
parents live No. 23s East Fourth street, was
killed Yesterday by being over corner OF Fourth
street and avenue B, by a horse attached a coal
vcnder's wagon. driven by jOhn Scheus VINO
ted and held to await the action Of Coroner
Woltman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
Killed by Falling Down Stairs.

Coroner Wotman was yesterday called to No.
Is Rutgers street TO hold inquest on the body OF
John Dynan, a child twenty-one months old who
died ltom the efects oil In urles. A Mrs Fnck was
carrying the infant down stairs in her arms when
she slipped and e with iatal results to the child
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

PFLUGER- BORN HoEFT.-0n Wednesday, March
H. 1874, by the rev. Philip Schan, at the residence
pi the BRIDES parents No. 80 81. Marks place,
FREDERICK PFJuGEB, Jr, to ANNIE, second daugh-
Ter OF John Bornnoeft Esq, all oil this city.
foWELIc-WO0D.-On Thursday, Marcn IL, 1874
JAMES > POWELL to ADA j. WooD, only daughter OF
James ;. Wood, both OF this city.
iRN-BLAcK.-On Tuesday, March TO- at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents. by the Rev. W. o.
BaiuWln CARL PAUL STIRN, OF New YORK. to HATTIE
Pa.
VAN buNEN-D0DGE.-On Thursday evening
February IL, at the residence OF the BRIDES pa.
rents Mount Hope; Orange county. by Rev. Luther
Lfien, MfNDERr VAN BUREN, Of New YORK CITY,
to MARY b., daughter OF William H. Dodge. ESQ
VI Mount Hope. -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
To, al number of warrants I'D, amour
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
LECTURES TO LADIES,

me popular lectures OF the day seem to be lee
tures to ladies on physiology. In accordance with
this prevailing desire Mrs Walter c. Lyman will!
commence short course of lectures at Associa-
lion Han ON Monday afternoon. The brst lecture
will be on 'Circua ton ana Microscopic Wonders
Of the Blood, illustrated BY stereopticon views.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
Died.

BALDwTS.--On Thursday, March 70. Jrtt r.
BALDWIN, daughter OF the late Elijah Baldwln in
the Both year of her age.
helatiVes and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from fremont on Tuesdav
J1th INST, at hali-past ten O'Clock. Train leaves
'iand central depot at half-past nine O'clock
AxDER Z. BARR, In bis 50tb year -
RELATIVES and friends OF the family are respect
tuuy h,ted 10 attend the funeral. from the Wlllett
|sfees "es@o"Ss 1PHc3pai cbursh, Wlllett street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
CORONERS' CASES.
Hatchway Casualty.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner W Gilman was called
10 the PARK Hospital 10 hold an inquest on the
body OF William Z. Breadt, whose death resulted
nom injuries received by falling through the hatch
way OF tue premises No. SO Murray street on the
sta inst. The residence OF deceased is unknown.
The Waterman Murder Case Not To he
Rcopened.
Coroner EickhoG yesterday had an interview
with Assistant District Attorney Allen in relation
70 reopenng the nquisiton in the case of Nicholas
A sohweich, the murdered watchman, and, enter.
tanning doubts concerning his having power
legally 10 do so, the Coroner decided 10 take 10
turtner testimony in the matter. Coroner Eickh0f
viii revoke the commitments he gave Tor the pfiS-
oners at the time OF holding the inquest, wEieh
VIII be equivalent TO their discharge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

A LIBERAL REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
~ asked Tor return Of Contents OF vaisc taken from
house IN twelfth street near Eighth avenue. Inquire
Tor ALLEN No I25 BuGson street, between and "a ".
and and u L. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis
sursements and receipts OF the treasury yester.
day
DISBCEsFMENTs,
Claims paid number OF WARRANTS 81 amounting
Pay roll paid number OF warrants ~ amount
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Engaged.


JApuA-MEYER. Monday, March O. 1874
Lieutenant > r.. JAPHA TO Miss +. Meyer, both Of
Nhis city. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
political. NOTES.


The Rhode Island Democrats will go through
sate ticket next Monday 1t uust be dreary sort OF
an amusement nt-nOmnrting q ticket year alCer year
with no possible hope OF eiecrng 10.
The most striking thing now to a careful
reader o the Republican press Of the country Is the ab
.epce ~ praise OF the National Administration. IL is
almost impossible to fad anything Of the kind There
il no sueh difficulty in finding all wishes OF com
,I,nipgs and warnings and 1t Ia hardly too much 10
az, that there is not Republican jcrnal OF promi
nence which mas entered it, protest against some
one OF the many party evils and demanded that IL De
unlOadcd.
The vacillating, dO-nothing course OF Con-
rress on the currency question exhaustng the pa
tience OF inf tionists ana contraconist aud the
Journals of both factions are e1claimin2 II you won
do anything else least declare that you will DO moth
ing say you will let the question stand just where
does no and we Will then know what To expect An
ofber demand is like this from The POrtand Press:
Congress can DO nothing let 1t pass joint reso
ton declaring 10 the country what VIII 90 anu "hat Al
will not do on the currency Question
One of the more recent of the Administra-
ton Journals TO discover there il popular uprising
against existing corruption in political affairs is The
H,uuebec Journal published at Augusta, Me. In an
article ON the duty OF the hour II says: q" Admin
istratlye reform must be granted at once, fear
lessly and without reluctance and without stint The
indications Of this popular demand and patriotic neces
ATTY are obvious manifold and be mistaken nOr
staed The awakened conscience OF tho nation cannot
be traed with The startling revelations OF the 5an
horn contracts and OF the overwhelming testnOny be
fore the Committee OF WaYs Means Indicate the line
Of acop 10 be promptly taken by Congress, 40 plainly
that be excuse Tor te neglect 10 cuI up Lie
poisonous vegetation al the roots.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF sORosTs.

The sixth anniversary exercises OF Sorosis
we're held Monday. at their rooms at Delmonico's
which were filed with large number OF ladies',
who remained until nearly O'Clock, great portion Of
the time occupied In listening 70 the toasts re-
songs and ecatons at the close OF the dinner
The programme for the occasion consisted OF song
written for the occasion by Mrs. Mary f. Davis, and
rendered by the company TO the tune, We have oome
from the mountains march by Mrs Yorce; song written
bv tina Rev Pnebe A. Hanaford. to the tune OF
America" song by Mrs. Dicsenson; Grafton OF the day.
by the Rev Phebe A. Hanaford First Vce-President Of
soross, subject, "The Demands Of the Axe upon the
Cultured woman" piano solo, By Miss Newman; origl-
nal song and music, by Prof winterburn, called
Sunset Memory" poem, by the Poet OF the Day Mrs
Ella Detz commemorative OF the past and present OF
soross song by Miss Brush. The Lover and the Bird
Humorous Poem, by Mrs Bergoltz; Conversation on
the Bepefits OF Association among Women. by Mrs.
souIe Poole, Pomeroy. Sayies. and Davis MIS- hato
nIard President OF the Brooklyn Club gave ynopsis
of the dongs OF her CLUB for tho past year Mrs. Capp
responded 10 a toast given 70 The Executive Commit
zee !" Humorous poom. by Mrs Amy T. Weld y" fna
Coming wonan," toast. responded To by Mrs
ryrnswpt4J "hsueae" t9~si rvsDoaded "
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
DIED.

CLARKOn Sunday March l5 Hess,s
CLARA 5lt B,st Thirteen hs Of psrlas Mrs SsrEset Ci.sk.
rsot Of the ate JiIes H. CaT Fasr The Uss
S3d of
The Marx. Church second
Tenthst WeineriaV. Msrh 49, II Ooes. kessVo st
fres1s Of ue family invited
DlMCK-On Monday 18th fever Aersasf
stewart yOungest w. Aas rheese DicA LAo ~
year Of his
Rssnv.s AID mr respectfully invited "a attend As
anes on the Of psrent III trss
.Ihsl. on "wednesday. loA isst, az Jis Scsck
GRIPRRS-A. P.~.ic j. March H. Hsns Grfsn
late Rev benlamia Gnfea- ases 10 Tosf~
hsucs Of fanersi hereafter
OrrwsLIOu sondav March Is At 2i6 Brooms Dsrii
veil (Pharmaeistl the 5Sfb oh
Ths relative. fsly
the funeral Holy
Pa.tsl Pssys C4na o. THURSDAY March 10
Oclock
sRARfsa-A, Dover Co J.. s.cs is is74 xS x-..
vsfs Of James SranBg is aer e3a ..
Tn. fupsrs si @hs poe Nsdaesi.J. 1874 lat. al O. q
PRESBYTERIAN Charch. Dover.
sHIRLDs-oa ssaaa, IS srs ssd sv.ss ss,ss
relatives of the famT asa ss>sS
funeral hs lsts resdenoe los wcsasasg
isth ga thence % 81 Psnsfs c.aeszaa saI
from shsr. 10 CalvlrJ Cemetery. r.. .a
BADwBLLA Jspsc. l. l.. susd., h.rcA IS asssss A..~a
of Augustus ssa Eleanor rreaaseL
PunerA a "cse~asJ March ls sssAsaos q As
psrvrss
YOUhG-Oa the l3h ina At hs resience w,hagssu c. as
Amni foaae ornefr sapvs Arcatecl oi Tue freAa "
psrtnest, 10 Ih- 75h Y,sr cf ms
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.
NO MORE AID WANTED FROM LIBEL
s,orn III yrfp. York World

1t is true that some of our Pennsylvania
members very orthodox free-traders
but that was equally thirty IN the eiec
tion which Immediately preceded the Democratic rec
trade tariff II is that few or our western
members not quite sound on the question Of tne
currency; they elected year before last when
Democratic ideas on this subject had not regained
their ascendency in the popular mind The party was
good deal debauched IN the Congressional nominations
wear before last by catering to the prJuices OF the
Liberal Republicans with whom IL had entered into
foolish coalition. The result OF that insane experiment.
ia warning against its repetition and this year we
shaIl nominate only true Democrats who have % kept
the faith" The of the tariff and the cur
renoy were excluded from the elections or 1871 0y the
absurd coalition which caused o large portion OF the
Democracy TO stand aloof IN disgust and vhen brought
fnfo Congress a few nominal Democrats who courtfd
Greeley votes and who now paraded by the authors
OF that coalition proof that the Democratic party ID
not united IN any settled policy. THIS "a well as tue
other bad Of the coalition will be corrected In the
nominations for tho next Congress. The Democratic
party VIII again ask the sunraees OF tne people
for OF tue Greeley pattern The great
Democratic victories last year IN OHIO aud New YORK
werr won by reesablishIng the old Democratic Land
marks aud the result 80 gratifying contrast 10
the coalition Of the preceding year that the party is IN
no danger Of again nominating candidates VINO do not
represent It's principles
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
TEMPERANCE.
IN THE WEST.
IN THE WEST
CINCINNATI DIsTILLERS LOSING HEAVlLY-PROGIESS
or THE CRUSADE IN ONO.

IN THE WEST.
CINCINNATI DIsTILLERS LOSING HEAyHY-PRoGRESs
or THE CRUSADE IN ONO.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TUE rRIBUsRI
CINCINNATI, March fin a conversation to-
day with Of the largest disters In Cincinnati
they admitted that their business had decreased fully IS
per cent and they attribute H to the womens movement
entirely. They doubted the truth OF the statement that
much Of the whisky made used Ia the arts, and said
plainly that the bulk OF 1t used for drinking Too
much OF It," said one Ia used that way and II We can
get stringent license law In OHIO that will oonhne the
dealers under heavy penalties to the sale OF pure liquors.
much OF the harm from drink will be prevented"
Business Is gone orders coming in, wholesale
dealers fear to their small whose stock
may go into the CUTTERS and matters are at
general stand STILL They have belief In this con-
dtIon OF affairs continuing for any length OF time The
movement is denounced as fanatca. and compared 70
Religious reyivals which generally lose their force
when the warm weather spprosches."
Throughout the interior OF the State there s little
change TO note. Local prohbtory legislation, which
the sais ~ malt and vinous liquors continues 40
s,.read, and tends complete the work after tho
enforcement OF existing laws Occasionally a saloon
closes with the usual ringing OF bells and
public sDilng OF liquors. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company have directed the general man
ager Of their lines 10 take the necessary stops
for stopping the sale OF all liquors at the hotels and
eatin ghOuses owned by them along their lines OF rail
way of Pittsburgh At Mount Vernon the Mayor
directed the City Marshal TO ttle building the
ladies had placed the for the purpose OF guard
ing Tho Marshal refused 70 do and sus
tanned by the City Council
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
GOVERNAEYT WEATHER REPORT
war DRpAsruHyr.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. \
wAsHRGTos, ID. G., Monday. March lo-l a. IN.
Synopsis for the past ~ hours.


OFFIcE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcsR.
wAsHrgCTOs, ID. c., Monday. March l5-l a. IN. }
Synopsis for the past ~ h0urs.
The Temperature has risen In New England,
with south-easterly winds cloudy weather. and rain
winds, cloudy weather falling ba ometer
and high temperature, prevail in the Middle States
with rain on the seaboard-
Southeasterly Winds rising barometer high temper-
tre and party cloudy weather IN the lower lake region
and the ONO Valley; northwesteriy winds, low barOm
eter and partly cloudy weather In the North West And
upper lake region.
Tho rivers have fallen at Davenport, Keokult, g.
Louis Cairo Nashville, Louisville, and Cincinnati. and
the Ohio River nas fallen slightly at Pittsburgh.
Probabilities
For the Northwest aud upper lake region falling tenn
perature nOrth-westery winds, cloudy weather, and
snow, clearing IN the forenoon
For the Lower Missouri ana Ohio Valleys. north
erly and southwesterlY winds, partly cloudy weather.
and falling temperature.
For the lower lakes southerly winds, lower tempera
turs and clearing weather.
For tho Southern states southerly winds rising ba-
rometer, clearing and clear weather.
For s Middle states south costcrtv 10 south sestsrIy
rinds, high temperdtHre, and clearing peafher.
For New England, south-easterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain. partly clearing In the evening.
The display OF cautonary signals will be resumed at
the lake statons on April l.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

tor A. L. Gihon from the wabash. and ordered 70 tm
Franklin and ~ Peetsurgoon OF the Europesn station
Medical Inspector q NJ Grnne from the Frsnklin A"s
ordered 10 the Wabash Assistant Surgeon w. b. Dav"
from the saugus and placed waiting orders; Pay 10
spector A. H. Gilman from the Wabash, and ordered q
the Franklin and F1eetPaymaster Of the Europeas
station; Paymsster Chas p. Thompson from duty N hs
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, and ordered 70 shs
Congress- Paymaster Geo CochrAne from the Congress
and ordered 20 rstnrn home; Paymasrsr v. O. CROSBY
from the Prankiin ordered to the Congr,ss Chief
Engineer Thomas williamson from the Nsyy-Ysrd a.
Portsmouth, n H. and placed waiting orders; chief
Engineer Wm b. Brooks from the Norfolk NAVY fard:
and ordered To the Franklin, AMI as FeetE gl1eei Ot
the Enropean station: rineer WIN. u. ba ehhs
from the FRANKLIN and ordered W return home.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
LATEST SHIP NEHS
rPor other sh,p Sevs see seeond Page.I


ARRIVED.
o. & Lagsthous. steamship Peru. Wright Rer West is's
bar. Nor) Wesscnb;s LoadOn jan H. 10 baAA
Il sncho ed the Lower Bay for orien1 -
n b Ro5ssOu Aatworp Jsa So
q balss. Has been ouerei u ~ John N
of st. John b. DJvBey Matsnzs ~ lars with
sch hanI Peterson MataExzs Ia siib
SAILED.
Steamships Manhattan for Clarb- for Hart. AZ Oh
Domn nil for Norfolk &C.. Crescent Cir for Havana
wfSD-Sunses moderate. Z tbicE fOg od shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March l7Ar1vet steamship Achilles from Phiisaeipha.
h.rks Manfred from oo: McPri nd from Mils.~
below bark Rebecea from Ne.Yo1 Hslss..
froa CAV with loss Of foretopmast
March l7Aei bsrks Iona AMI los
Ba!Lmore -; bsrks BraIe en. and TemDas Iachmosd.
BALriHORR March lT-Arved, steamships James A. Gs1 hos
Newbrrn n. c. Florence Pankl from PhisdelDhs bst Pst.
fro m southampton r. Knd)erg NesuAyen w.
Baker fron Cle.el sAm.ps Raets for N.lsgs.s
c.; Mediator Thompson for hrwf0rk n hAss
Wag PhA Dro1nng sose tor Cora F-
Newry ireland brig o. b. SLlmsn toe Ne
scbr A r. kindDerg New Haven sa-d bSAs
Giuseppe for Queenstown, H. L. Routh Tor liverpool
from Phateph Cleared steamship Aiseus for Liverpool s.c
GALyRsroS March l7Cl-,rel steamship Clyde or New ra
b.rs Mara Bruker. Tor Liverpool .
pha Connsy Portland Od ae snship s~<
ger NswYor ship Missouri IRON S,Eaansh Clesd .tos-
Flag Boston. sailed steamship Sea GuA. tor baiuG're
FOREIGN PORTS
l--Sal. Usltea Siioone 9etys
Pins Ultra the Uniied b~
I4h Reeoysa Aruved iron se Oa,d saIss
jth LsmBerger, superoo Adamo nt !" aetrrNrh
United states be l7h OhrsAns .od Ls-s
iugOn-
PoRrREss March I'm. Oirt Brcesef fron snfs>
in comng hck fox and st0u missed ~ piiS
The AsI yf baltimore has
Ia ner and probably o1 s ac As osshL
Virgins report The cad HuDaShDI spa dss
sbogt three quarters Of mile u The soltaSam
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
NOT NuRpERED BY THE INDIANA.
ne Edftor or rae rrtbune.

TO the Bdftor or Ths TrtoHne'
SIR: In private letter from New-York, L
Was informed that all the settlers of Red willow had
been murdered and scalped by Sioux. Immediately
sinteryeved" myselt and fet my scalp noticing how.
aver everything in IL proper place aud IN order took
eamer look at the surroundings and fonrd the whole
IN Ing 10 se eanard or course, yeopo East will think
th ,t Nebrask, Ia Oyerrun with noble redskins, when
,hsv earn that Gov Purnass went 10 Washington 10
procure arms But Ar far back IA November last Gov
snrn.ss Jireeted his Private Secretary. Aidde Camp,
he.,dr number OF BrignerG Generals QuartermAsters-
General Chsplans &C. to make the militia enicent ~
Could hardly DE said that the Governor was aware ~
maj III me o war win the Sioux, unless hs has had
xuranee with them preyiousy IL IA believed Dy some
that tIn ha not much TO DO and he took 20
nInyng with militia from sheer erna, aud also to
rlys tho next Legislature opportunity ~ IpaEe sp
preparations JAAho !" "'s"""'
Red W,iiOs, Bet., March a Al5It
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
FOREIGN TRADE.

TIE EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF NEw-rORK AND
OTHER PORTS FOR 1873.
The tables found below, showing the cx-
por and imports this port and Of the country during
the year are taken from tue advance sheets OF the
annual report OF the NewYork Chamber OF Commerce.
compiled by George Wilson, the Secretary They furnish
recaptuation OF leading articles, exceeding sSoOocS
in value imported into and exported from the port OF
SswYork for the nscal year ending June o 1915 COM
pared with the aggregate OF all other ports e Tie United
States for the period.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
VOLCANIC PROSPECTS,

UNUSUAL PHENOMENA IN WESTERN MORT" caro
LINA-sIGNs or AN IMPENDING ERUPTION.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO TIK rRIBUSE.l
WARRINGTON, March IA special dispatch
received from Raleigh N c. this evening, reports that
the rumors in relation to volcanic eruption Of Bald
Mountain Western North Carolina confirmed by ths
testimony OF passengers who arrived in that city th
afternoon there been able to obtain ans
particulars Another special dispatch from SALISBURY.
the eastern terminus OF the Western North carSlins
Railroad and the western terminus Of the tolegraps
line says that the conductor on the wostern train
which arrived at Salisbury this Afternoon reports that
the rnmors In relation the volcanic eruption at Btid
Mountain are greatly exaggerated Nothing hs~
vet nrrur-ed thers. aishSs~h s-s~s "o,-" has o'es
heard the mountain, and SONS of the citissus are
alarmed No signs Of nre OF lava have Yct been iis
covered.
fdErrrAL PRESS DrsrArcHi
RKLEIGH. ~ G., March I7.-Passengers from the vest
on this mornings train confirmed the reports of the
rumbng and the general upheavingof Baid Noun
tain In Western North Carolina. People living ON sad
near the moving. and volcanic eruptes
Is expected.
KNOXVILLE Tenn. March i7.-Thers Is no po-itise sD
formation here Of che volcanic disturbance reported
from Raleigh. It is reported from Asbvls bong se
tween that place and Cd Fort, and not a. the Bald
Mountains The rumbling sounds have beeD hoard SAD
felt frequently during the last two or Tires
weeks for some distance in that region.
AN EARTHQUAKES SHOCK IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, March 17.-There was a sIght
shock Of eartaquak at Yarmouth on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
LOCAL MEASURES.

The Committee provided for IN The resolu-
tons adopted at the meeting Of the ministers in Asso-
clailOn Hall last week. to appeal to the Legislature Tor
laws suppressing tippng-houses, has Just been sp-
pointed and consists OF tho following: The Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby the Rev. Dr. III. ID. Ganse, the Hon. Il.
L. Fanoher Andrew " stout. che Rev DR.. A d. Gillett
the Rev. DIR. william NJ. Taylor, the Rev. Dr. George H.
Hepworth, the Hon. Rufus T Andrews, the Rev Dr. j.
b. Wakeev the Rev DR. w. T Sabine Theo. A. BrOuwer.
the Row Dr. l.. Ii. King, Mr. Ely, A. A Robbins, ana A
&. Arnold.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
CATTLR MARKRrA

March l7Cattle sctye; cs,ts 300 market dm o
hDuing yesterdays nambcr OF lots Of extra sod
S6DS6 10; shipments 1900
HOas-Lye dull receipts 600 hesvy receipts 1ep" ee
pne, ~ - 1896 mostly H % SDde0 ."
md w 80, sh DmenL, 5000.
steady: 24DO market AIRY sohvs al - vD1
81 % choice, lot Of extra at 81.
wArxRrows Mass, March l7.-BzHv CAruE-Receips 5od
head there feeling for cattle pobihy .ceoas
lighter supply; grades Ias sner and .RPSs
IA per cent advance Choice 30 506SlO Br ~ bO9
81 Qusv 81 5O0SS %; second Qa.ht', to1s1 Ss'
Tmr Qaahtv So as 80.
snasp AND Llns-Receus OCT head: supny soss-
what Arm Of sheep IA 'sss
|, 81 0OOtJ each. BEtr, 50 5OQtI JO
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
PTTFFIANiSM AT WILLIAMSPORT.

WuLIAMsPORT, Penn, March 17.-Tbe tenn
peranco movement still in progress with increased
interest Many saloons have been closed. The ladies'
started THIS afternoon. and reaching Washington
St. il was ascerned that 40 300 Germans had CON
gregated. Lager beer served from wagon, aud
the crowd was boisterous. Tambers we're thrown and
the pofce threatened This movement unexpected,
and has greatly injured the Of the lquOr5ellers
Two arrests wore made.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Capt. A. c. Rhind
has detached from the Congress and ordered 20
turn homo and report his arrival; Lieut. Henry y.
Picking the torpedosteamer and ordered execu
two OF the Franklin; Leuts Albert SNOW and James
d. J. Kelly from the torpedosteamer and ordered TO the
Congress. Lieut. T.. c. Pendeton from tho Washington
NsyI Ytsd sag ordered n tne Kassss, Meaev lpsReS
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
THE PHELPS CASE.
Phelps.

ALBANY, March 17.-COunsel for Phelps,
charged larceny from the state Treasurers orc.
has moved for postpopemen OF his trial until tho ncxs
Oyer and Terminer the ground that material Wit
ness has disappeared with important papers In his pos
session. Counsel think that the witness can ne pro
duced by the time the next Over and ToruiIner sis
District AttOrney mOsk opposed the motion.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

Gold ,-l3esrat gold or gold = aoT hs all 1
l5caat god may ooDsder gold sell sIa
we'll All other proportions ana 1oasA ls
u may tolerated they hEs bsaanfs psxnesa
pir-d with ba-. saalter.n" The o. Hall Asrks
Americans visiting sno1ii M srRKsrsss sere iss-
IL New Hon bosios kngNd iasp>rt ss
sod sSeifT kasAsh ssesA
s0J broaIsA Catalogue post fes