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New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
COTTON MARKETS.

wuryeroy Sept 3-Coon quet Mddng l5iaci net receipts
Q baes: sale. 9 bales: stock. 252 bales.
Ngw.URLg,Ss Sept 3-tcron quiet; Mfiing, 1873 net re-
e,pt, Ol gross 432 bales; exports co,slse 400 bales
sses 3JO bales evening 450 bales stock, l6O96 bales
BALTIMORE Sept 3-CotOu dun; MdiNngs, l6nst gross re-
cep bales; exports 40 ba!e sales 2jO bse spin
ners 1875 bales; stock, l.7b7 haes .,,. - ..
NoRgoK sest 3-Con seady Low Mtdng l5c net reeelpt
III bales exports coaswse 7S bales; sales IL baes stock 324
bales. ,ua,u..
lie Coos, rinary lic receipts 592 bales gross oO2 bales
stno coastwse bales 30 bales; stock 800 bales
voRuK Sept 3.-Co,ton quiet Mddng l5'i1loci Low MID
arg i5c uo Ordinary lie; receipts bales exports coast
uise 'lgB bales; sales 30 bales; stock 3,7iO ba!es -
ST orrs sept 3-Coon quiet aud unchanged Mi1hnes 10
receipts bales gross 2 bales shipments 3o be stcc6 2oio
bales. ,,,,,u--
two days, bales; shipments 80 bas stock IaEa COUNT Oils
bales. ,,s,u..
bales shipments l2S bales; stock o. Dats
ArGusrA 3COtton quieti htdngs loci receipts Vi
bales; sales lOl bales. , ,,,,,-- ,-,-.. - AT,
ding l5 Good Ordinary lac net reeeo 80 oes gross o@f
bales; sales 422 bales; stock 1880 bales -. AL,
CHARLEsrOy Sept 3Coton quiet; hcdhng I5tc% Low sa'
angs lis.c Good Ordinary ii 4 net receipts les exports
20 Great Britain lG2 bales; sales 200 bales stock 0O bales
PuuApEIpHI sept 3.-Cotton dull Modlng. l67s Low Mid
ding lGc Ordinary Is net receipts 30 bales gross 53
bales. -. ....,,,. 4,
hale gross bales sales. $50 bses stock 5000 bales
IouisyLLE Sept 3.-Co:ton quiet Mdding lotI
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

Mr. Samuel Sloan. President of the Delaware
Laekawanna and Western Railroad Company TINS
morning received letter from Mr.. W. j. Howard
General Solicitor of the Pennsylvania Railroad
dated at Philadelphia of which the following ls ah
extract: 49,,
OF have had under investigation for a rev , aay !,
ouiety the case OF raised certificates OF thc a.
Yyana Railroad Company which In CUSTODY Oh an
insurance company in this city together Win & " Ill
of other certificates OF Philadelphia ana Rssdint md
your own company-a OF which nave peen ihai,ova
iently raised from small to larger amounts T re
most of the certificates in the hands ol
liable person and are liable TO get out put you nu
better he ON your guard"
The Philadelphia stock market is declining rem
sylvania 6's, 10; Philadelphia and Enc haiiio"
16; Reading Railroad, ISL; Pennsylvania haiiio
81: Gold, 109I.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The London advices report British consols easier
and United States bonds firmer; Erie Railway at
31a0S2s on dull markets. The minimum rate Oh
discount underwent change at the regular weekly
meeting Of directors. and it stands at three per
cent with money in the open market obtainable at
concessions. The Bank made a loss during the week
of f9iOOO bullion sterling. The foreign exchange
market has been quiet and easier the working rates
being on the basis of 4.S6!04.S6i for 60 DAYS. and
4SSlG4.S9 for demand drafts. The exports OF
specie to-day were S26O,29O, OF which
100000 were gold coin. The gold market was
quiet but strong and higher the opening price being
1905, and advancing to 10, all loans making fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $1l1,0OO in coin
interest and 1900 called bonds. The days busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared Sl2.3O9,OCO; gold balances, Sl0T,975 cur
rency balances Sl,1Si9)S. There were 20 bids for
the Treasury gold. aggregating Si,S67OOO at lV956
to lO9Si. The award was made at 1097O to lO9.S'
Ito. 4.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is Always an
important subject to both borrower and lender' Az
able and suggestive essay on this topic by froi' h'
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read AZ Tue
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported luiy ih
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price ~ cents
Address rHE TRIBUNE. New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

hoxs vrse and common lower phlsdeph " so@so
az Yorters as 6O1f7 25 grasssrs g. 60d$8 oO
2080O head sgasss LOG c.s
before the supply lighter than last week and qas not n ~ a.
market dragging and pnces shade extra l0O ahs
wool s5 90 prme 90 70 95 10 sass 25; COOL 80 to 80 s4@
II 5O Iar 10 to rs ~ s3as3 76 there ears Of Ieian
sheep poor bey will to 30 on EAST
II
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY. sept 3, ITII
COFFEE the week foovs: Receipts
per Coperricuso Santos 3i92 bags; sales 3O3s
hays pe Ontario Modesto 21sl Maggie
" Hlsg 200 bags Lena and 2O52 bag per Scnih America
total 10 2f SevYOk Sept 3 1874 255 bags
Bsmoe 20 322 bags Roads $3.50 bags savannah
500 bag NeVoeans at G2l bags; total 40 3l3 bags
Aso ana oaGIng ports the United States "a 900 bags total
stock supplies for all ports Of the United States,
l53 6S bags In mild grades the business embraces sos bags
Costa a 26 Lsguyra bags Domingo SGdin lots
for consumption within ll90 bags Laguay l3i4
bg Sauo sppd Hamburg from first hands To-day the
Rio ndst and nominal in the absence Of
business We gnote 0na'y cagoes at l52ai5 Far o. at
And extreme range lots 10 gold y b 60 and 90 day,
cret Por little and quotations
mans nomnay MessIs. Wall Creighton Morrison make
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

:: ;i: Is ,sasa "a ne
i' T s;:i Z: q. e is &: a
';ts r.. s'isi e Fsssl s. e ',s: ss1st
e e. ~ White x.'':s % s,iIs Mali mall g s, +,
Si Il H 2 ~ ss 90 o. So @ w .s; II :ss9 as@s and so ss S.
under speenlve demand among dealers tie mate, ad
$sSo E; s e ssE%'s %
5sss s % s.s Ma
W@te A. 6saeos state s7ase Jer;ey and Southern 9. 51S
unchanged Corn sdecdey higher .ctve, under nah,
4 s $ S d s % aSs Ss's or Pms ~6n %
,1 % Pn ss :, a $50 e.e M is % and 5 %s 5 sas T p.nS ] Sn
.Hea9a az a. s2asie Western Mixed s7assei Western White
ga GAY y AND srsAgss. bat q Old 500
for ODD aud GGs for G% sr Go y & oM
ky ssGio GA. % sl0asiS az, per nDD or
soce.y de. here ample for the want, of ade the demand
We qucte
Cuba Centrifugal and MiIed .33036l
caSa an.sS1.dc. asaa9 .sSt3 SO hhds
su1a naseo'aio Grocery. .42q20I nan
Ro"G.s RGa sfI 3s99 ss2
NAVAL market Tor spirits TaSenne /. pseepOy
ssaf . az. 80 s % H.. at @ s % s... % s sSa 0a. | S
qaced 81 25dS2 go sales Of 1000 bbs saoai al ~ So
400 S T. Ip e 2 Tai ana Pitch qae and oaehans
EASIER .aie. Of 1000 SGs promS, deiys At ii &
trne more hry he'd at 5is Cases unchanged at l7D
l74c Napha. shipping ORDER
for CITY Refined al PhladeDLa rules sy aud Ia better
note sales Of 5000 bbs spot at s Primary markets rule
oowE O tiy qnet 81 l0d$l ~ Tdeunie. soc; Petroleum
Center quiet I'll 10; Rouseyl to % &c dsl Tusyie I'll l2l2
4tl 10; Parkers nominilly 80 lz0Sjc
fROVsIONs-Th PORK market dali and lower with little
legitimate speculative demand for quote
ally IN the absence Of sales S22 81 1$22 75 other grades
wholly neglected and nomns for delivery 500 bb
were sold al t22 45dS22 80 Bfs dl aud unehlngi nomnay
at old gnoaon sales Of so bb s2dtl3 for PLAN Mess $3.50
go 90 for Etr do SO 75afl6 9, Packet Tsee Bsef' far
demand again At hnner sales Of $50 4 f25 for Pha
dpha Extra India Mess Beef Hams quiet steady
supply steadily held Cut Meats active the decline Of
the
boxes Clear Bellies at 3 Bellies being steady 5000 10 light
Bellies al lZf; 5000 Peked Hams be 900 l5c;
Shouer Bellies and Hams green 7al02Gll l respectively.
Bacon dull an barely steady with sales only l2J boxes
Clear at l241l2 Be- other ad funre deliveries nominal
Dressed Hogs shade hmr coniei espcaj %
d9as for City and S4dJc for Western Cornfd Lard higher
closing at l6c advance with demand and
for City and lssd lll6c for Fair Prime future
delivery hear l750 the year IL l560l2; 900
seller months at ii i 1000 September at la as, and
Ii slice. bud for
RCEThe market dull Of 20 casks Carolina
and 100 bags Rangoon at 6dG;; the stock this
2O.SOO bags
STEARIS quiet and unchanged prime City quoted l7is
SUGARsThe general market for Ras has exhibited
animation and fl late figures have been obtained closing hm the
embrace 400 hhd Cuba Mucovso Ga for Far 1880
boxes Centrifugal at 9lsG9 800 boIe Cayed at 7l2ass
225 boxes Moasse Sugars 7,c aud 1901 bags Manila st s
Centrifugal in hhd and boxes S9fd9 and No. " Cayei
Refined active demand d9s for
Yellow lOG1O & Soft White lie for Crushed l01s for
Powdered and lO7sc for Granuac We qsote:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

Money has been in rather better demand but the
simply was ample at 2G2l and per cent Oh call.
Prime discounts are selling at to I. The Treasury
received in National bank notes to-day S5O0,0OO
Government bonds have been fairly active and
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

STATE GEORGIA. FLOYD
James ,Dd John A. stewart trustee 81 al VI, Tho
selma Sg h. 3s sdS.s4 es en q a Soa 81 e
Of GeOga Decree Of foreclosure Of morsge &C. maze %
DE Superior Court on the CiaDcerS said well By
q the several supplemental DEGREES snd orders Of be Hon LON
undersigned Commissioners named therein and dus appointed VITA
. At peshe .s before the coorcuSe door y Of Rome.
Count Sy 10 ss s 5 SGr 3 & s, s S%a S 81 8 & M the
Gsps to | TH sS PrS 5 the ag s .6d S"s a sa
~ the Ste Ges,. S " S,' S Ss .s,, 3 sss s
c. po Of % Rome G e % c"n @ '' o S''' .ps d
sad County Of Floyd and COony Of Gordon % Dalton,
ccmt, Of whe ssrs Together Win a. The % s,; mem; mem;
Of epo, buildings, bridges Te's oIs depot Iqana' and
hs By defeLdans well s other property both a and
peOns Of said defendant the aid selma Rome ard Dalton E.rO.d
A. wase ycla Tucker shch De he band;
that part Of rolling Rao engines aTlnd.
took. scales loose iron and other personal property o vh,s.r
d % NAY BE- be % SS @ ns so. S % ss D % So.
Terms e One hundei and M thousand dollars Of the purchase
money shall such time sh, be appointed By the COIn.-
s,es Ss on ny as Of rae aid csa.s on the ss mort
sgs thereby Of the said selm, Rome and Dalton
ety ia the sggesa to be for
, for s m ss :uS 1a hs 1e SaS1d So9sId dca po,
the Chancellor Of sad Court deem the same right and proper and
"a omDl.nes with The term, Of titles 70 The properly vi.
m comply With the of sale he or they .h. for
,uTe the night Immediately ,aeh nes ,,tssy
both personal OF
Dalton Railroad such they
shall BENJAMIN 4: M1Lf
DANIEL 5. PRISTUP, }-
RoxH, Ga, MAY l, 1874
foregoing Advertisement msie under the supervision and sp
Chancellor and the hereby Oniered be placed
the minute. Of the Court par Of tue proceedings 10 said cause
and the order Of this Court.
Chambers Rome said Count, Of Foyd Georgia Nay l.
1874 J. W. II. UNDERWOOD.
J. $. &. r. G. aDd Chancellor.
The Aforesaid sale postponed by Of the Chancellor and 10
peremPoly the 6rst Tuesday September
Approved, June l6, 1874.
- J. W. IT. UNDERWOOD.
J. :. G. r. L. and Chancellor
The aforesaid sale postponed By order Of the Chancellor nnt
TneknsY NoxeInher & 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

TALON and in fair demand sales OF 20 hhd frne ' Al
& Lc and 60 900 n oui-JftOwn stock at 1'4Hoe
WSKY-Moe active and higher sales OF 600 bb at II W u
II O6, closing at tie Et.er price.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
flnanrlai.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE WESTERN Union rKLEeRAPH CoxPAsrI
NRw- YoRK. September g. 1874. .
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting the Stockholders Of shs Western Union TeeaPh
Company held the Office OF sail Comps in the City e NeV
Yctk WEDNESDAY October a. 1874 at twelve o'clock noon
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT On the capital
sok Compsny declared the Of the
three ending september 80 payable ths otoe Of be Treas
5h Of October to stockholders OF
ord ON tee 18th September The Transfer books VIII close IN
.he i6b Of october GEORGE H..MUMFoRO. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

kASsAs PlCFlC KAILWAY
NJ LOUIS June 25, 1874
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF THE
~ KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMPAhYTo the holders Of
honds ..u by Railway Company Eastern Division
NOW knows Pacific Railway COMPANY daed the e day
secured OF the date 20
JoSn Tdear Thomson and Henry Alexander Trustees for the
holders Of upon brsnh Of the railroad Of said Company
om the Kansas You hereby
nouhed sad will at the next term of the District Court
with
application the appointment Of Mathew Baird
OF Philadelphia Penn Trustee Of sad mortgage n Of raid
linn Edg.f Thomson deceased ROBERT Z. CARR,
President Of the Kansas Pa1i6c Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTNENT-l0! O'CLOCK
AND liz O'CLOCK A. NJ.
q s 500 Coupon. 1865 N Us h2O coupon loo' - ,,7a
10000. 5oO 80
800 Coupon, 1865 U ; os, dVsV neSs'e'Ia "a III
1000 ......ll1'e lViVVV''''''''''''''''
US52O Coupon, 1865 -
so OOOO............ 1l7s
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

IN PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
~ MORTGAGE LOANS improved IOWA FARMS Refsf.
spees aud full information sent application.
UNDERWOOD CLARK, MasoSuDs Iowa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

Currency exchanges S72 9O6524; currency balances,
SS $50. .479; gold exchanges SS,79l,1Ol; gold bal
ances 8, ,335,570.
We annex the closing official rates of foreign ex-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
6aplnas panks
GoparInersnlp Notires.

rNHE FIRM heretofore existing between the
undersigned has THIS DAY been dissolved By mUnal eonseot
Nessrs LAFAYETTE L. Moses Robinson have formed
the business Of the late hrmDsle New
20 1874 Wellington W BardeE Moses koorson'
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

Meal By~ins$4 - 9$t ss
Corn Corn Meal Meal ...sS % sos tSs Corn A'' G'N Ear q
Bag hs in far demand .1d hra FSs WHIT s2s2 o. ro.
81 25dsl IS. tiround Ped At 81 S0asl 50e loJB
FREIGhTs Gram ruled with h~ active demand nd rsts
steam To Liverpool! aso0e ea.h Gp a. 81 To 9l.xO. leo
steam Tonnage for charter In fair tsmAbd for W vessss
with they nsie; To LboH Ecrvesn
baris With az 5000 sush Grain 10 % direct lort
Ul,s kinrtom,A tAIi va 500 a., do ~ A. AL Hsr.,,i
other 10 Malaga bbs ~ 600 do 81 4 200 and
i rauv barb Bemen with $500 bbk DO at Is edi
t Newcastle ZSO1, bbIs do private from
Philadelphia RaAO bark With 200 bbis DO 70 direct pon oo1p
GRAiSWts opens with el 10 BID and 81 IL eases
vsrS si ID k No CLiesgo 81 ~ SonbsJ M No hssisei
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
financial.

Oyrcs KANSAS RAILWAY Co.. ST. Lon" June ~ 1913
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF the Kansas
p.se Compsny To the holders Of the Union
Pacific way Company Rss Division nov known Ins sea aan,as
secured by mortgage Of the de TO John gr Thompson snd
Adhus Mee portion Of the railroad Of said eompsn be-
txssn the one hundred bnndd and eighty
furh mile posts thereon in the state Of Kansas You hereby no.
ts.d that company the OF the District Court OF
W,,pdtte conmencing the fret Monday IN
sstembe nexi apply conformity with the Of raid mortgage
y IN, ,ppoinimen Of Mathew Baird Of Phtelpha Pennvsbs a
trustee Of said mortgage Of John Edgar Thomson de-
ceased . hobbhl ~ Nsnn - c...-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04

1NHE GOLD CERTIFICATE for 81 900, which
the boy JAMES JENKINS bad los: has snoe bsen found and
rel orped the without
order nd altogether o their responsibility.
RASMU5 4 LISSIGS0L0 20 Exchange place.
Ngv.roRH. Sept g. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-04
DEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND BOND.
n0STP0NED SALE.-

DALTON R-The following sale poponed to The nrst Iees
day being the hrsrda OF September next, 1874
STATE GEORGIA. FLOYD COUNT1t
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

Riot mt Aspinwall-Italian Laborers
and Soldiers In Bloody Conhict.
AsPNwALI, Sept. IL, 1874
serious riot, attended with bloOdshed. took
place here this afternoon, about half past four
o'clock, between the Italians in the employ of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company and the troops on
duty here. 1t appears that one OF the soldiers un-
srmed, was on the wharf, and was chased OF by
some OF the Italians, who threw stones at him. On
arriving at his quarters he reported the case
when an officer and six men went at once to the
wharf to arrest those who had made the assault.
On reaching the gate one OF
THE ITALIANS FIRED
TWO pistol shots at the troops without result
When vOlley was fired in return, which m0r.aii v
wounded one OF the Italians and seriously
wounded Jamaica negro, whose leg will have to
be amputated. The excitement Is intense and
peace. California passengers, who arrived just
the steamer Acapulco
That more were hurt Is wonderful as the
v0iley was fired just outside the gate and directly
up the wharf. Mr.. COrwine, General Agent; Com
m0dore Gray and superintendent Thompson
were Just outside the liue OF fire and the wharf
was full OF labOrers
Matters are quiet now, but the troops will be
welcome.
The Colombian Republic is quiet
Guatemala has saluted the British flag In repara.
C0n 0r the Magee outrage.
The Republic OF Guatemala will send delegates
70 the United States centenary celebration.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
THE FALL RIVER CALAMITY

The Investigation Before the CoroncrS1
Jury--Testimonyo of the superintcndcue
and Overseers-TwO Moro Bodies Ro-
covered.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 81. 1E7f.
The Coroner's jury for the investigation Of tho
Granite Mil disaster met half-past twsrhts after
noon, In the large committee room In the Guy
Hail. Several witnesses were examined, the prin-
cipai one being James L. McCreery, the Superin-
tendent OF the mllls, whose testimony was sub
stantally the same as previously reported. moth
ing new being eliclted. At six O'Clock 4 Tgceso
was taken until hali-past seven O'Clock.
Al the evening session there were some dozen
witnesses present. Each one was examined as
iehsth, out their testimony was in substances
ony repetition OF the statements already pub
llshed. samuel j.. Young, the colored boz.
whose duty 1t was to clean the mule heads.
testified that he saw Dennis Leary oil the mulp
where the fire Is reported to have originated; als
saw him throw water on the fire, which he gss.
from q sink two-thirds the way down the room
from the fire.
Alfred Buckley's second overseer Of the Spool
ing rooms testimony was a description OF whaS
was done there after finding the exit by the stair
way cut on. and added. that had any one come
into the room, as the superintendent claims to
the girls. who did not cease for a moment calling
his (Buckley's) name for him to save them.
Joseph Wood, second overseer Of the muie:
room, who made his escape from the fiith story By
means OF the fire escape. also testified that he.
heard the girls IN the sixth story screaming; dl4
not hear the superintendent or any one else CaQ
Tor help IN the t1itn story to escape, and did not
see the superintendent at all
Mr. Shove the treasurer OF the mill, was present
at ootn sessions OF the jury, but had not been
called to testify up to the hour OF adjournment,
ten minutes past ten p. Nj. The jury meet at .
quarter past nine A. NJ. tomorrow.
TWO more charred. blackened, and unrecOgnix-
aOe bodies were lound IN the lower mule room, at
the north end OF the mill, to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
GOVERNOR DIX AND THE CREDIT MoB1L1ER.

The authenticity Of letter recently published
from Governor Dix, addressed to the chair.
man OF the committee which had the subject
OF the Credit Mobilier frauds under consideration,
Offering TO testify to his knowledge the subject
II commission would be sent TO Albany for that
purpose, having been disputed, the Utica Herald
publishes the following letter from such chairman,
which would seem to settle the question effect.
ually:-
CoNNERsvILLE, Ind. Sept. II, 1874.
MY DEAR SIR Your letter Is at hand. inclosing a slip
containing copy OF letter from Governor Dix
chairman, DC. The letter was received by the com
miee recoect the substance, and presume ii is
curatey copied have now means OF fixing the date
mat the Governors letter was received other than this
Upon Its receipt, 1t considered by the
that owing to the nearness OF the close the session.
suhcomnitee could not be sent to Albany take the
testimony and as he had informed that impos-
sibe for him to come to Washington, the effort
cure his evidence ended there
From the editorial comments infer that II is being
charged that the Governor refused to appear before the
committee. Speaking for myself will that such
that he was ready to testify
answer to your question whether have opinion
ters have to say that there not sufficient testimony
taken by the committee upon matter which had
do with Governor Dix to warrant it in framing any
opinion as to the real nature OF the transactions Very
truly, &C., JEREMIAH NJ WILSON.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
ODD FELLOWS.
Convention of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States-The Opening Proceeds

Convention Of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States-The Opening Proceeds
inEs.
ATLANTA, Ga Sept. 81, 1874.
The annual Convention OF the Grand Lodge OF the
United States 1. o. o. F. is beng held in this city.
the session beginning at niue O'Clock this morning.
The Order in Atlanta and vicinity turned out In
large numbers TO receive the Grand Lodge, who
were escorted to the Capitol, where an address oS
welcome was delivered bv Past Grand Miller, which.
was responded to by Deputy Grand Sire NJ. J. Dur>
ham.
THE BUSINESS
during the session to-day was only OF routine nae
ture and there Will be but little final legislation
until Wednesday. There are MANY promlnent
members or the organization present at the Con-
ventiOn, including Governors or states, mayors.
judges and merchants and bankers from all the
principal cities. During the session several grand
entertainments Will be given IN honor OF the Grand
Lodge.
THE REPORT
OF the grand oficers shows the order OF Odd FeowA
to be III q 1ourshing condition throughout the
general Jurisdiction, including the British Domin-
Ion. the sandwich Islands,, Australia, Germany
and South America.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival OF q Government Investig ating
Committee to Inquire Into the Recent

Arrival OF q Government Invcstig z ting
Committee to Inquire Into the Rece mt
Outbreak.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q, 1874.
B. C. Cowen, Assistant Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, and Commander Rogers OF the United
States Navy, q committee appointed by the gov
ernment to investigate the outbreak have just ar.
rived ana are closeted with Governor Kellogg.
General James Longstreet mmander.in. Chief
OF Kelogg's army, says the State House and arsen.
ais were sure ndered for want of ammunition to
defend them, and places the responsibility on At.
torney General Field, who enjoined the militia ap-
preparation OF $4,000, made by the last Legisa-
ture.
Judge Dibble, in letter to the Picawtne, says
ne fired two shots from q window In the Custom
House at those VINO deliberately fired at him while
standing there looking on but taking no part in
the ngnt last Monday.
The Metropolitan Police Force Reor-
ganized In New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1874.
The following telegram has been received at the
War Department from General Emory
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE)
GULF, NEW ORLEANS, La, sept. 20, 1874. !
To THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES
Yesterday the state authorities replaced the
temporary police force by the regular police force
OF the city. IL was feared that this change might
cause some disturbance and troops we're posted
at various points in the city, but the night passed
very quietly. think this may be taken as an evi-
dence that the surrender was complete and in
good faith; Tor, by a peculiarlty OF the law OF
Louisiana, the police force OF this city Is organ.
lied under the state law ana under the direct
control OF the Governor. w. II. EMORY
Colonel and Brevet Major General Commanding.
The Efforts mt ComprOmise-Nothin To
BE Done-Thc Soldiers in the city.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 81, 1874.
The proposition Of the republicans OF the con-
ference committee to give two members Of the
Returning Board to their opponents was rejected.
The Committee or seventy conferred with the
peoples delegation tonight but the secretary
assures the HERALD nothing will be done.
There are 1000 soldiers here.
McEnery Parish Omcials Surrcndering
Their Ohices.
FRANKLIN, La, Sept 21 1874
The McEnery parish officials who took possess
sion of their oflces last Wednesday surrendered
them quietly to the Kellogg officials to-day.