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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH, No. NAssAU-sT.
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash. receive Deposits, and
allow interest at the rate Of four per cent? make
Collections, and transact q general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
sRN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which. at present prices,
are very desirable for investment
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
Blk PER CENT LAND BONDS at IS and accrued in
teres secured by first mortgage on nearly 100000
acres of the Companys lands in California, Nevada,
and Utah FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
COTTON MARKETS.

MoSTGoHrRy April l7Coos strong Low Miding
receipts 3s7 bales shipments 26O bales stoek 1881 bates
PHlLADELPHIA April l7Coon tru MioiDg l7Ie. Low Md
ding Le sna Good Ordinary rs is Coed Odu.iy 49,
OrfnAry l3e net receipts % bales; gross ba. x.xfy rel
ree.,pts, b45 bales; gross, 1877 bales. -' "
nj l7C0tion strong good demand;
net receipts 26 bales gross 1880 bAes sAaes 400 Ls.,
5000 weekly net receipts lis bales go IL 40 bale,
eIpor Great Britain. 2055 bales; sales 300 bale.
toLuxsps April l7-Coion dull; Low Add1g l5ly weekly
receipts $40 bales hpmens $50 bales sals Si bales ann.
ners.l 4b bsles; stceE, 66s1 bales
BALTnonE April l7-CottOn tmui Mddugs l6s,ci Low Mid.
ding b7edl6e Otnsry, l4ssc receipts i2J l
exports Dtn 81 bales ooAswse l2l bales. sal-, 400
bales; last evening. 2lb bae- spinh ITO bales socI SOL
receipts G2 hales l4J3 ,Iro "a
Britain 97l bales, TO 10 The Coatnet 675 bales
6i4 bales; slies, JOO bales spinner UsO tAiet.
hHkEyEPoRT Apn l7.-CotloB steady Los hddlne. lbLo
weekly receipts SAT bales Shipments ia bGes stoei 5ls
bales
MEsPHr April l7Colion hmer asking bgtsri Low Adiuns
l5+gI6e receipts 1913 bsesi sDAeaIs Az taes STOCK 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
WOOL MARKET,

NJ Vra Dnbie Prtra ami shove 560j7 ~; Extra 3j015e
MEDIUM 5j95Cc; Coarse 4j050c NewYork Michigan lnlsna
dium. 53nJ5c COlr3e. 0)Oc
Combng WASHED. G2a07Oc Combng. unwgshe aZ2p43ci oa
. Co6ing G2Ht5r; Fine unNash. 35037c Coarse anl he
nn unwashc a3Se Tab washed "a dji I Colombo TAsn
g5a3Oc COodo uosased 81 023 Extra and Merno pn 20
ior. No and Suu.r pgle i3diSc; Texas, Fine ana Me-
nm 3Oc Te,as Coarse 81 2jc California Fine and Medium
26Q}3r; Coarse 2J02Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April 17EThsnge weak on the United states oO gag
DAYS gold l330l - short sight go loo premium
on Icn1op l6la premium; PAM l3Odl3S premium
Frhts-LOalus Havana for tue tied States per bo1 Oh sugar
75dS7 &c per ld, Of S3dS3 o. Loallnz ~ ioI q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
NEw-YoRK AND OswEdo MIDLAND RAILROAD


First Mortgage Bondholders are requested to- de-
post their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior to the 18th April and receive In ex-
change Trust Certificates emitting them TO repre-
Bentation by the Committee of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage Bondholders. For
further particulars apply to
HEIDKLBACH, FRANK q Co,
Bankers, No. 81 Exchange-place, New-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

TIT RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is alwaysan
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof. Il.
j. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- FRlDAT Aprl II, 1874.
AsHBs-The receipts tOd.v pl Pots very quiet
values uuehsnged quoted CSC Pearls neglected
BBESWAXThe market bru and all taken I'D
TIE ruling prices however, above
deAud principally from bechers aud
Weston at "a i2a31c. and Southern al 50 SIC.
Broom CORN AND BROOMs-Corn 10 sesdy, with little or no
tBquy Mes Green Hur New Green Brush
btsls Bad TdlOc aud Red aud het!rpped bdSc
Boops inquired prices steady
COrTOHTbsre good demand for spot Cotton heHn
further OF the receipts the ports
market Al Liverpool holders have decided advantage and
q y We nnnte lolloNE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

" mn
Rseepts Of the hppug 3l2 h,l@s Aha d,x la,
vesf 56s sies MS dag last 1852 SINCE last
4SyS 0Z bAles time the
bs consolidated % dys receipts 80 2l3 kports 10 Great
H,au balesi ST.
n NJ York 1885 bsles Consolidated ol blG 200 hsls
Pe, future oeiyey prices show advance Of isG532e D. M %
st,,, doing sales "a has
Of Low hiodhIgs: =, 400 ,ooaoo
yg.s 600 IL S Juy 100 l71sc; 100 II 2l-32c August
100 IA 2732o seDleube Z00 II 7lGe Total 1900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

80, .
Bonds
dempo the price per hundred dollars thereof
each issae proposed for.
Each proposal should nlorsel Proposals for New
York County Bonds" noe second addressed the
Comptroller.
The rt reserved the part Of the Comptroller reject
all Of the bds II Judgment the interests Of the County require It,
For full particulars Clty Record. -
ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller
CITY Of NevYork, Department OF Finance Comptroes Oee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
Chanres for Buslness nlen
Mlsrellaneons.


A LDERNEY.-Fo SALE, an ALDERNEY
with CALF by side blood
full pedigree J. NJ. TOWER 25i Broadway, y
DAINT BRUSHES, KALSOMlNE and VAR
NIsH BRUSHES every description, OF 1856
Pssrlst JOHN X. HoPPEL s,uuiscturer and Importer.
DACHES-DANGER0US METHODS of
CURR-A caution BROW sBQUARD In his
tu reported TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. l6 Pes 10
In sheet. 20 cents In pamphlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

We clip the following from ness Emmett Weiss Weeky HOP
Circular declining P1es irregular arc
unsettled SOC pnce for the best Hops N mar
kt excepting Cahornaps choice parcels Of which bnng SIC The De
mand very limited holders show disposition 70
force business figures than quote have to be &C
certed; but when bona TIDE orders come IN Tor hoIA
uh prces can be realized. We make slight reduction
in quotations this week in conformity with actnai
quotations for the moment be
ered nominal literally life TO the trade and nothing at
the present time gives Tte majority Of
the interior about drm ever IN u vewf ana
disposition ruling There has ten
talk suffered by the severity Of the
past Winter many growers doubtless anuc ang britr a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

QlOttNolt are blttl Cd IJItOn 10
tssn LAii faGe above or below toe erade quoted
sALks goK PREsKsT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

lc.rerun, reported tor The TalBuSE. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

saestodsv M to p April soG le'- 200 16 81 22G; 800
COO SS SOC 6d is T NC oV notice e. an o 0Y Nav 80
Sleo 100 10 100 10 slGe 1900 10 17S 40
D. l67sc 900 10 27S2c; 200, 1879. 200 10 aoV
6 June SOC II 6l6c 1900, l7 llS2e 200 Il 0lb,'
~ ii.S2c 800 l7s, ZOO n 1880; 200 l7sc Juy 800
7c August, 300 1sc September 100 II el6e osioeet SVo
IL 50c 200 l7s total sd0O bales grand total rs 900 os
CANDBsIhe market Is steady hut du we quote hdsmsnnhe
~ l3dl3g,; Ia o. at l5dl5Rc and 10 o. ~ ~ 90
COfPBEThe make, du sales 10 day at Baltimore ol
$50 bags Rio Asteor terms Md Conee Ihe' anu
nothing doing. &.
FISH Dry Cod quiet but STEADY sales OF Po BANK IN
AZ o. IS 81 1855 So haekerei are
prices have improved the tock small Herring
quiet and steady Duh Herring slow OF sale and are lower
quotei az 81 %. -
FLOUR ASD MBAI-rhe Flour market opened stronger Shp
ping brands demand and PANTY brands are more
active irregular No Supers active AZ he eee
the advance the low grades the me
grades irregular No aud sspefs close dull sales OF SVV oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
Gteamboata an0 Railroads

CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA RUTLAND BURLINGTON, MONTREAL and I'll
points North West Passage 81 so like reduction
points The sleg ant steamboats,,
sUNNYsIDB and POWELL
leave DAILY sorisT ereepted om Pier i9 North River
foot LeroYsL Connecting With morning n
sa and Saratoga and Troy and Boston, and connecting sroa
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked 10 destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
Gtedmboats ano Railroads..

RRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Hoasatonio
port steamer a Bs GSi FOX s.sors '''''
CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
ALLsSTows Lsg TO Ths WEsrp,.'sss, ssa v'sisAs
soah Branch Rs p,ou Junction Delaware Lss-ass
poS o Win iss y y,gg S. f 6p' 20: q .s
Pittsburgh and the West also to cshta PENS rans aai sssfoE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
6ISs -Ssw. fSAIs for taou Bt,a eaca. BAN AHsSs-,
6am.-ny Tram for PlsinheH.
wsSas Tioo assSo9 9' CIV ~ cas apsss fss
hanncek Tossnd. Wsrerey Sc Connects Janeoa win Dell
Ers.s daily ereep, sund,y, 70, Eo. Ar.,..
S soa .i xssss cSan IsSss. 'G % r. ' sse
Iowahis' "sveI ke Win ihoash cara to DsaTa WhanspO.
W. sy,, T.,a Or s ssss,T: nj,
Ms'ss S11 nsS..s. oy y mS' s,s' a
23o . m.-wr Irala for gssios Aisuo.a, AL Bsvss'.
T5Sw~ E..oa Ass,ovo, .,a Cs~, Goa.
' $50 %%. VT T.s To- sosyas .ai Pssosa
5p.n.--wsy Train Ior soHer,ills
Ssop %-EySso EIgsi1S d., or E,..ea 8cl'id', Ana.
81 Nv, Tr.n ior soaervile.
$50 m-iEmsrsS,I- R.,oa;
Pet Rus.SS,9 !: s'iy; go 7so si5 999 1880.
40 a.s s. sj $50 5a5 s $40 eio 7io 80 SIS;
S'lo' 'V''' i''''" r. Kicker sSOt AMI b.
II. P. BALDWIN General Passenger AIeat
ERIE WINTER ARRANGE
bef.-.t Depot iYor 2Sd.- 10. Oeosl
900 n1cinann,a and cas,so Day ERrs'' pn'i'sao'a
io.i5 @-EIOI.s Maj Bagso AL si4sl. Pail. ssepsz
'G TS No. DaiTe-p,ase Ee.. to ssepns oo.A,,
tbro.sh TO Buffalo, SAsaA f- 0ses-AH Ds"''I AA' C@-s'
Pon Jern, 90 900 1000 aA4 lo:45 m 40 $50 AT
hdaeexn 500 1850. 900 .lo.so and lo:is H. SIS.
4SO too e.. and os I'VE gG Nina r. ,sa $50 n 1'
s Coon. .sS goo ECO oo s3S go a. 5 81
' ssss sSS t ts.5o I'D io!i5 80 .nl l:soa
soeerU e. 64b $3.50. 1880 sUdiO:i5 S'i5 q.
0 a@:.Tssi ana HanotSs 's R,ny e as g.
$3.50 tlO3o 1922 a. ms % $50 ~ o. sI(oga los II 20
r n Il room IA 35 3lj ii5 JS 8 1880 Il
S ss1 aSo' g. T. $50 ioi5 1880 sio, ia' 8
'' RusSss Pse g,o az $50 10 Sac 1890 IL
Hdsi: A.eIsasc AM Wal s. $50, and toiJ N. 8 40,
Az S A g. s. ta and $50 NJ s5 4lo 445 S3o
go and 2; NJ I'd go 20 sai So III 4l5 $50 go
,rC .7ss o. S o. an IL s.iSriay ants
se1 g. ~ snf 9 Ss,Sr tS ou no 40 10
0' P,,nos I'D MACH 70 ana 80, 1880 3l5 4j $50,
' sSins sssy and " Wa1 and 9so n tl5
rs SSi1Id .1 10 'T H:ais, ii y' 'S &c ,. s;ss
Chan s,ys 20 G%1rsf 9Ss'' at ara 5o a.
trains leaving ShamGssI,,. a, SAM ToD+ i''
m4nss. trans "a, star. aSa or IL ,p s
Coach: Si SS a.. ,Fs s cgs.s 2 ss $40
Onehundrei snd tFfny nith 81
Cou Blocsyni at '.s Company Ds'0 AM o. A'- -
principal hotels ,sr,s,y, o,l,
'DGly. $50 - ,ppof ~ ,...s,,i ,,.., 70, Arm,
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAlLROAD.-.
~ commencing WEDNESDAY Apn J. lo1i-LtANb 'Ihn
Ipier Serh River Rectort stJ M Tor FhafFn 70
Ranch Red Bank Tons River. Niuelaud brdgeipn &c
4pm-For Long Branch Rcd Bank, Ions ef "Are""' D"'
gat and Tuckertoa. -. ..,.o- ,.,o.r
o.35 From Tuekertou Tons River Red Bans ara
Long Branch. - $3.50. 49, ,r-.t..t r.. pi,.,
Red B.nk aud Long Bauc Freight received % 10 81 - o.
49, wM e. sNEDRN, Receiver Long branea.
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ in-L u C.rlnd and yss-I1 .esst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ MVkh RAlLRoAD-Ahsr NOV :. 1873 through Wi
$500 Chicago and Northern Brpre with ds~isssoa
through TO Rochester and ST. Albans
iogo. m Special Chicago Epss with dawnsrs ears 10 Rsc
lUa6 m, Northern and Western Krnrssa
$3.50 D. m, Abaay and Troy krpess Saturdays enly.
4VV Montreal with sesDissesr from Nevforh 10
st. Adams
$40 m BIpes Daily with ssepnrean for waerto-n ssd
CanEnisiguA
500 m Pacific Express, Dv with espagean fog Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Tor Chicago both l. ana NJ y
Railroads
400 BIpess ~iIh sleeping for rrOT and Albany
"" C. H. KgSDRIcK
QsnsIaI Passenger Asssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

Meal jersey 81 15dSS ~ Corn p' - s0 - o0
Corn Corn N Ss S .' gSSs 70 Corn Meal COD Ear
ses i h ana Ss fR S sa e. Coz Meal a. 81 20
Ssi AZ; Sroani Feed 81 2Odsl SOP 100 ID, .,,
berth feigt on rsnc'e scs
TO-DAY With steamer room and held for advanced r' bat sal
upp and but little wanted Vessels Tor charter on %
purposes little sought pe The engagements werti 10 Ly
Tcw al S2s Gd IL sail 5000 Grain ga qSsd 10000
Si2a91; 200 bales Cotton, 1874 TO London Oy
1000 quarters Grain 94i Dublin by steam 100 6ols Roh
5000 quarters Grain oned bags al u.s. Norwess
27OO quarters Co. and Italian bark berc
Corr Kingdom with $500 quarters gaia at
Norwegian bark with 24OO quarters do same voyage AZ ~ oo
North Germsu bark With 900 quarters 90 same yoyss Hu
bark with 600 Co. same voyage anu rate
Austrian bark with 3i0O quarters do same voyage and @
bark Fortress houoe WITH 4oOu quarters
voyage aodre Italian bark with 1000 qaar' another
with 600 quarters and another With Sooc q0aLsI5 Ian nop
Bsitc with 900 barrels raosd petroleum az o B T 5oS
RAN-Tbe opened better snde the favorable news
market closes stronger and fairy active Of good no Of
straight Spring checks the absence OF tonnage adl
ii 900 bush at 81 j3aSI 81 migrated Iowa and Minnesota
81 IS Chicago Spring 81 59asl 81 for No 90 ;
81 20 Western. in steri 81 1901 752 for Amber DO
81 80 for White Michigan; INCLUDED in the sales are 10000 bush NO
OF 900 bush Prime 81 75 5000 bush Dan
ubu At 81 in store The sale alluded
10 in our last should 81 90 81 80 msprined
Barley steady qu sales Of 1000 bush Two-roged state at
New Iowa Mixed at 60 d3c White at &c; Western Mixed
at 60 a63e; White 2d654c state Mixed at bOab2c and
600 bush STATE 81 Ia Corn less actye tame
and quiet at yeste1ds pres me s1es are & a. S
gOc do. Yellow 81 Q92c; Southern Yellow at 9la"ie do
d92G; included the sales SOOO bush Ola hhea on
market dull and prices have dovnv.Ti ndsTey
l26l22 for heavy Of Domestic Cloth 0-2c
for Calcutta l2l4c. Tor Borneo, and lSc. Tor Bags
HEMP-MaD without further Transactions ana quoted noihsy
t9aGl0c gold Jute Butts dull al d. Ja'e BUNS qne
H0PSfhe only limited demand again lower AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR $500, 494 So
Il EpWy WORK COUNTY IDNDs FOR THE

DROPOSALS FOR S3,SJJ4H 80
l. NEW. WORK COUNTY BONDS FOR THE STATE SINKING
FUND DEFICIENCY -
Auor1ei by Of the Legislature Of the state Of NewYOk
Chapter l47, passed April 10, lS1i
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received al the Comptroers ONCE
will be Dubhcly Of the u So
500 iq4 SIS OF NETWORK COUNTY BONDS FOR THE STATE
SINKING FUND DEFICIENCY" authorized By Section 2 OF Chap
ter l47, Of the Laws OF 1874.
PAYABLE May an November each and the
prime psl will he made payable a. follows; $1,000 -.
NAV l. 1877. $3.50 $40 AZ May /, 1882 $3.50 $40 48
May ls7s... S59949 ~ May !, 1885,. 3S9949 ~
MAJ l. 1871. 3sJ949 4S May |, lSSi.... 3S9 $40 i8
Nav /. 1850. 3s9g40 4S Nay l. 1851. 3S99i9 -
MAJ l, ISL. 3s99i9 AS May j, 1885,. 3o9,949 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatono
ID and Esux,tpet Railroad. Fsre s LAURA dl,e,-
timed nghi boat from NEYork AMI boat o Bnds-
port. Steamer BaID8bPORf a. before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Far
81 as Steamers Leave Pseasp for Newsvsa lis and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18

YEvYoRx April following the net receipts Of Cotton
lice seyt 1, 1873, at all ports; NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTOl



F0rtg-secouist
TRAINS LEAVE SEW. YORK..
Trains for New Haven leave 100 Aeeal sos tRLl sos
(AeeR, lUOO M lEr, 1900 tAccr) 90 lhG htl SOS
(Acn $50 and 80 kLoca Er $40 tkrl snI JlO hH m
For south NorwsE O5,S 90 eos 1900 LOO thLi 800
800 lOlO a. m 100 ~ loo q and 300 lAIh 800 49,
4:45, 5:lO, 5iO, 6:35, 1870 c.lO 9lO D. N.
For Port Chester. IL 40 p. n - 80.
PIN shore iOO and 9;lU 0. The 1908 liOD
800 $40 9I0p stopping Stanford NorsS And bns-
The S:O5 on shore i1s
division the Conn. Naney saybDok The sOS
a. o. m Norsie1
heviayen sad Northampton x r. a. SeEH ven sOo lOo
l2sOv IN Conn. River r. At spnagna
and 800 for Montreal The sos .. l:uO ani 900
ihe sos BOO
With hcasstorc Railroad Bridgeport The sos au - sd
$500 and 6l0 With Dsnhury AMI Norga So Nof~sh sat
ise o.Ss m. 1;00. ami $40 With NsvI.nssn Railroad 10
STANFORD.
Sunday Boston Nail Trans at via Springfield o'loA
via Providence. $50,
Drawng Dag RIpress AMI seepngea- Nigh Ef
Teie,. can he purchased Ticket oee Of Conppy Gana 0
\. I. Tansi Broadway asf
Wudc, House n T. and No. Coartt, Boohyni whO nh a's
check baggage from residence h destination ,.--,,.
For hIileI Of pasa see posters a. ao ara iSL
W. '~ JOHN r. MOODY Sapt o. Y. y Dly
4 N Ceal heN-asea.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
STATE LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 1874

on the question Of race; that, on one hand.
the whites will endeavOr to prevent the
negroes from voting. at least, compel them
to vote at separate places, and, on the
other hand, the negroes wIHinsist upon
their rights under the constitutional amend.
ments. Judge Williams thinks, from re-
ports be has received, and they are of a
very alarming description, especially from
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Louisi.
ana, that the practice of assassination will
be resorted to, and that the number
already killed in the South is but a small
portion of the number that will be mur-
dered in the near future unless some means
are devised to stay the tendency toward a
conflict Of races. The government is ap.
pealed to by both sides for protection; but
aside from giving additional instructions to
the United States attorneys and marshals
to exercise every precaution to prevent
violence, and to arrest and punish offend
ers, the government is powerIess. In some
cases communications to the government
are from military officers, and these are
less likely to be prejudieed. The facts will
be brought to the attention of the President
and Cabinet by the Attorney General at
their next meeting.
The following special dispatch from
Washington appears in the Chicago Post of
the twentieth instant:
The Attorney General states that there is
much cause for alarm at the certainty of a
war Of races at the South. He has advices
from Arkansas, Mississippi Florida, Texas,
South Carolina, Louisiana and Alabama,
showing that war of races is almost una
voidable. The United States marshals have
been directed to be vigilant, and make
every effort to keep the people at peace.
The War Department Will order troops to
some of those States, in order that their
presence may have wholesome effect.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
The White League as a Sedative.

TIE following appears in the Enterprise
of the twentieth, White League news
paper printed at Franklin, on Bayou Teche:
Everything is remarkably quiet and
peaceable throughout st. Mary, and in
stead OF creating trouble or arOusing ami
mostly. the effect Of our White League
movement has been to repress disorder,
stimulate industry and to pacify the ne.
groes into submission.
They have been so worried and confused
by mlschievous and ignorant politicians, SO
much interrupted in their labor by club
meetings, caucusses and false apprehension,
that the simple action of the ''white folks
IN 'Proposing to take politics out of their
hands, has relieved them greatly, aud we
firmly believe that if the numerous villains
who have hitherto led them into radicalism.
could be got rid Of, there might be no dan.
ger OF much more resistance to our supre-
macy.
We do not want to interfere with la Dor in
the least degree, as labor. But we do want
to give our own race the preference, those
who vote with US, associate with US, inter-
marry and are endeared to us by the COM
mon ties of brotherhood. White labor first
if possible, then enough for the blacks who
are willing to vote for the best interests of
the country, and will try to live up to the
standard Of our civilization. Lastly, for
those who will submit to superiority and
attend to their own business. But opposi-
tiOn, arimosity and NO support for negro
Radicals. who persist in their ignorance,
and continue in enmity against the owners
of the soil.
Matters are kept "quiet," little further
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
VOLUME VuI-NO. LIB.
ANOTHER PARISH CAPTURED
Ma-EsviIle in Possession Of an Armed Mob
The Tax Collector Of AyOyelles Forced
to Resign and the Representative
Driven out Of the Parish.

Gentlemen just arrived from Avoyelles
for which precedsnts have already been
established in Natchitoches, Webster, st.
Martin and other parishes of Northwestern
Louisiana. The town of Marksvi1e, the
capital Of the parish, was one day last
week occupied by an armed body Of White
Leaguers, some hundreds strong.
They waited upon Mr.. c. F. Huesman, the
tax collector, and demanded that he should
resign his office or leave the parish in
stanter. Mr.. Huseman having married and
settled in the parish where he had resided
for many years, rather than abandon his
home, placed his resignation il the hands
Of the somewhat e1acting delegation who
waited upon him. General Louis j. Souer,
the representative of the parish, was order
ed away and is now in the city.
M-. Huesnan nas been for several years
tax collector OF the parish, and has always
performed his duties to the general salts.
faction, no. SANDER ever having tainted
the fair fame of his official career. General
Soue- has represented the parish in the
Legislature for the past four years, and was
supposed to be universally popular with his
constituents. HIS efforts to obtain supplies
for them during the recent inundation,
when almost the whole population of the
parish was IN danger of starvation, are a
matter Of recent notoriety-particularly the
disbursement Of hundreds of dollars Of his
own money tor that purpose. His constit-
uents appear to have forgotten all this, and
their ingraci-ude seems cnly equaled by
their Gisloyaity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
NEW YORK.
Yellow Fever on shipboard.

NEW YORK, August 23.-The ship Viii.
liam Wilcox, from Havana to New York,
was spoken on the sixteenth. The captain
had died that morning of yellow fever.
The first and second mates, with several
seamen, had died previously. There were
only four men fit to work, with no one to
navigate the ship.
The bark Evangeline, which arrived
here today from Sagua, lost three men
from yellow fover.
General ButteTGeid's Affairs.
The court decides that General Butter
fields commission on stamps. ETC., exceeds
the amount he is short in his general ac-
count. The prosecution cries quits.
More Evidence of Tilton's Insanity.
Mr.. Morris, Theodore Tilton's counsel, is
to-day preparing complaints against various
newspapers, which, it is claimed, published
libelous articles against Mr.. Tilton. The
damages are laid at $50,000. The only
papers named as yet are the Brooklyn
Eagle, New York Tribune, and World. The
suit against Beecher will be first prosecuted.
Messrs. Tracey and Sterling are preparing
their answer to the complaint Of Mr.. Nor
ris.
Died.
William c. Alexander, president of the
Reliable Life Insurance Company, died
suddenly last digit.