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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-22


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson. from New rors
Ship Genevieve Strickland. St'ickisud :Isn Liver.
pool, to Lowell 1. Baiiey-4th Le.ilc: 80
Schooner Invincib-, Dusuis. :rO1u Me.ner:aA, 10
3lasteK-2G district
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee. Campbell. from v:csssc::
Pike. Brown. from Fishers Landing
Henry Te.e. AucOiu. from ThiDoda.X
Indiana. Rusk. from st Louis
Inn. re. Jeanfreau. from Lower Ccas:
Ws.lloon. Ruiz. Ilom Lower COas:
"awenock. gleason. from EOLae; are
AE.IyED SUNDAY.
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett from Pi.iiaie!Iia 18th
instant. TO Iofke--2d district 10
Steamship City Of Galveston, -. rom Galveston
toe Whitney &cc-Pon:
Mexican schooner Norma. Lyado. /. DAYS :!on 70
bascO, to Avendano Bf"s-2G district
Schooner Jennie Wood. Pizzati, DAYS from Ct:.a
to : Oteri-2d district P T
Schooner Locke. Schrver. " iays &c L, :;a..ea
20 GIanGe-,d !i.ty!c: r..
STEAMBOATS,.
John Maud. Swivel. from s. ...cs
Frank Morgan. CantOn from Lower Coast
Josephine. Coxzns. from Bonnet Car-e
BELOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship " p Clyde. Livingston. from Havacs
via Florida Ports. TO x ROberts-
Big ara. L.UbeGa. IL days :GGm Havana. 20 Las
ter
BARCEL0NA-Ba1k Duchess Q! LaL eas.er-:,%.
slaves
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF LORENTZ GARTNEH

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON IAGi-
zINs STREET, SIXTH DISTRICT.
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By Roey & oConror.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES P SpANr,
DY HOEY 4 O'CONNOR-S.cBo1As

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES P. KRAMrR
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3.3Sa
DY HOEY & O'CONNOR-N,CHO1As
ID Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofice No. II Pycharas
place.-SATCRDAY. October s. 1874, at p 81
the baker, sstsiiis hment corner Of Chippe va and
St. j. mes streets. will be sold by public arction
TE3 HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Of said successios
ore 80 ST, one Mule. one Bakers Cart and Har.
ness, and lot of Flour
Terus-CaSL on the spot. es2? &c . oc:
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Succession Of Paul BurGunder.
ctECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 81, i6l.-Wheress, Mrs. Cath
crime Peer. widow of Paul Burgunder, has peti.
toned the court for letters of datve testamentsry
executorship on the estate of the late Paul
Burg under. deceased. interstate. Notice is
hereby given to ali whom 1t may concern. to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not te granted.
BY order of the Court.
sep % go FRANK PACE, JR. CLERK.
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IMPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures Yazoo-As.d ulis.
NEW YORK-SteameLip Genera: MesGe-As.d
mdse
LIvERPOOI-Ship Geneviev. Strickland y sh
states lis crates eartneNware los ties soda ask IL
bbls soda crystals IL cks potash 63l5 SKIS sal:
Enthusiastically Margaret-?58 ahGs su.a,
SO. bxs sugar ga 500 cigars
CTILLA-SchOOner Jennie TOad--:0 goo plan.
tains 1900 buHches bananas Co., cocoanuss is 900
oranges 10 bb,s Lines
TOBASCO-SchOoner Norma-4SsG1 in coic -
sOgs mahogany 10 ba]es indigo
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MON Insurance Company Of New (Drlea nj.
VS.. Joseph o. Theard
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Orleans No. S635.-By virtue of a writ Of seizure
and safe 10 me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in fbe
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auc
iicneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customh0use streets. in the Second District
of :ilis city. or TUESDAY. September ~. 1874 at
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop.
erty, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with che
buildings and Improvements thereon situated in
the Second District of this city desIgnated by the
mum bers three, four and tive, in the square
BOUNDED by CrsuliEes, Live Oak Sixth and Seventh
streets, on plan drawn by Louis H. Pile late
surveyor dated the fifth of May 1885, and depos-
lted IN the book of plans of P. E. Theard late a
rotary public IN this city, plan number two
~ I'D los me assuring, IL English measure, each
"a So teet front Live Oak street, by
aepth OF one hundred and SIX feet seven inches,
petween parallel lines: lot number three forms
ne corner OF Seventh and Live Oak streets. Being
IRE same property acquired by the defendant
Eereln IN the manner following, to wit: Lot num-
Der three from P. E. Theard by act passed before
e BOuny, notary public in this city. ON the
eleventh of October, 1860. and lots numbers four
and five from Widow p Anquier, by act passed be-
fore A. Barnett notary public in this city on the
twenty. ninth Of November 1867
Seized in the above suit.
Ierme--Casc on the spot,
v. P. HARPER
a:ss: 20 se:;2: Sheriff Of The Perish Of OrIeana.
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4. EIMER BADER, President.
CH. ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STROARYER. Secretary.
Beard Of Trustees:
henry Abrams, a. Elmer Eadsf,
- A. Bsungardeu, :. z. Del Bondio'
Oh. Rngstfeld, H. Frank
y. X 0ogIeveA Nv. hsller,
Sl&muno Statxs J. II. Keller,
~ Aei4 71;.. Louis Leoahard,
Ine9 Llne0thA. G. q. MiiIar
ne1eH Frank Roder,
10y: ccnnes0eS, ". B. Schmidt
=. Soa4 1aeac Sehorck
1o1, SSeewaf0, ,. y. Schwartz.
A:ss :. "Aoefma1A i. Weieseabact
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NERCHANTS, STEAMSHIP LINE.

NERCHANTSs STEAMSHIP LINZ.
For New York,
Comprising the drstclass steamships
GENERAL MEADE ..........m...A. ". Sampsoa.
MESTERN METkOPOLlS......... s. Quick.
EMILY b SOUDEk.ss y. Ruydecks
y1rmLsH II ..M CrOwei
INA1hO Oh DO. M. EOw64,
Sailing from New York everv SATURDAY
FOB NBW YORK DIRECT.
&E Tho steamship
GENERAL. MEADE,
A. W. SAMPSON. conian3srs
Will leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson street, Oh
SATURDAY. September rs. at 4. M.
These steamers have supeEioe accommodated
for passengers.
Cabin passage. ...........e3N
cteerage.. Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool 6iaae
gov, Bremen and Hamburg.
Through Tickets for First Class and SteerAeol
Passengers for Liverpool AVID the Continent. con.
Meeting with Ga0n's Line of Steamers. sailing
from New York every WEDNESDAY,.
FOR Helght or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LODWIGSEN, agent.
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship UNITED STATES, wi! so!!cs.
leaving SATURDAY, October 3. at 8 A. NJ. iaS
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4. L'ii"te Il Co.. in Liquidation, W
NlCunla6 NnYen -

- ~ AhOAU ~ SOse IA A/A4ulOUt1Ona VS.
Nicholas Doyen.
l.ir.'i DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
l. - is.l. No. stj'.--By virtue of an alias writ OF
f. taciss 70 me directed by the honorable the
Fi,is Dlsir!ct Court 70. the parish of Orleans. in
u. ab"Te entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
lr0;ie auction at she Merchants and Auctioneers'
Toulouse streets. in the Second District of this
city. On SATURDAY. October "a. 1879 at twelve
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Fan5ourg Irene. designated by the number two
hafId,ee: and twenty. in the square bounded nv
Ca..nhus, Galvez. johnson and Kerlerec streets
measuring hfty.sss teec ten inches front on Gavez
street, eighty feet ten inches front on Colum.
bu. street. ad OF hundred and eleven feet eleven
inches ire line which divides it from the nron
ertv OF Ny. ueschamps according to the plan Of f.
BTngi.r ate surveyor. dated April a. 1895 de-.
lo-itea IL che office of H. Pedesclaux then a no.
iugA and improvements thereon. ~
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
" . SSaop@,n
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Succession OF John O'Loghlln

succession of John O'L0ghlin.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 81. 45!.-Whereas, E. T. Parker
has petisioned tie court for letters of admin.
'stratlon on the estate of the late John OLOghlin.
deceased, intestate. Notice is hereby given to ali
whom II may concern t" show cause within ten
days why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order Of She Court.
sels % 30 FRANK PACE JR. Clerk.
succession OF Samuel Dowty.
GECONDDISTRICV COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 3. 35:.-W hereas. William a. DOwty
has pettiOned the c.Hrt for letters of administers.
ton on the estate of the late SaMue! oowty.
deceased, ntestate. Notice is hereby given to al.
days why the prayer Of the SAID petitioner should
not Se .-ranted.
By OIde, of the Court.
se2I 2; ocl. FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk
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BELOW-AT QUARANTINE.

Steamship " Clyde. Livingston. from Havana
via Florida Ports TO X ROberts-
Big ara L.Ubesa. 1; days :1cm Havana. 20 :Las.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE Of THE REPUBLICAN,.
Tuesday. September -. 1871.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
British bark Duchess Of Lancaster, Villains :or
Barcelona
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1otai.''''...........'. ....'s .'.'''~sA| ."
The above statement is q true and correct trans
cript from the books of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presidents
J. P. RoUx. Secretary.
Stair % LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans. J
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty.
third day Of March, 1874.
Notary Public. Ne. 40 Gcay5er street.
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EEce
Elected February, 1874.
Charles Briggs. n. NJ. Benachi.
Ant. Carrlerr, Thomas n. Hunt,
George A. FOsdick, Chm. Honold.
R. Brugier, b. Jamison.
r. Anderson. K. $. Howard.
A. Frederichs. Edward Toby,
George ". Dunbar. Wash. Morton.
George W. Hynson, William Knox.
Henry J. vose. ". S. Bailey,
E. Marqueze. J. Z. iivaudais.
Charles Weishaaf, A. E Miller
A. LecOurt, Edward Morphv
Frank Williams. J. Lum,
Charles LATTE, Suas Weeks.
Rudolph Steg. z. K. Bryant.
~ G. Black. RR. Ocean.
John 8. Wallis. mh17
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
FOREIGN NEIES.
POLITICS IN FRANCE

DISCUSSIONS N TIE CABINET ON THE PRESIDENT 5
MEssAGE-sTRONG OPPOSITION TO RAISING THE
STATE OF SIEGE N PAEIs-REPORr OF DIssEN-
sIoNs IN TIE CABINET CONrRADICTED.
PARIS Wednesday. Dec. ., 1874
draft Of the message to be submitted to the
Assembly By President Mcmahon was read in the
Council OF Ministers yesterday. A paragraph in the
message in regard to raising the state Of siege
energeucally objected to by majority Of the mem
bers who claimed that the maintenance of the state
of siege necessary in consequence of the recent
successes of the Radicals in the municipal elections
at Paris and elsewhere in the country. Several of
the members of the Cabinet also objected TO the
manner II which the constitutional laws men
toned in the message. A fresh Council to deter
mine these questions is 70 be held to-day.
LATER.-The reports of dlssensons among the
Ministers are contradicted. The Cabinet this morn
ing settled the terms of the Presidents Message
Semi-Ofical journals say the message is very ener
getic and conservative in tone. and is calculated to
reassure the country against partisan agitation.
The Duke GAudifret-Plsquier of the Right was
to-day elected one of the YcePresdents of the As
sembly.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
FOREIGN NOTES.


MADRID, Dec. 2.-D0n Alfonso Is reported
as beng near the Pyreuecs.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Benchers or Gray
Inn to-day. after short deliberations disbarfed Dr'
keneaiy.
OTTAWA, Dec. 2.-The sandstone cutters
have decided work this Winter for less thah ~
cents per hour. The contractors declare that they WI"
not pay more than 2S cents.
MONTREAL, Canada, Dec. 3-The quebec
legislature meets tomorrow II rumored thai either
Mr. Jolly or Mr.. Belingham will a vote OF want OF
confidence the address and tha enough yo'es 2 ARE
peGged carry II. TIE session viii proDaDy DC snor
sharp ana decisive.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Much interest is man
Tested in executive and diplomatic circles "a 10 "h"'
course Great Britain Will pursue relative to tn seizure
the British 1dg IL has been only year hiu,o .no
VrHuius trouble occurred between spain ana 'no
United States.
COBOURG, Ont, Dec. "A grand temperance
meclng took place here tonight IN the wesleyan
Church IN honor OF the Grand d vision The following
persons addressed the meeting: The Rev. j. W. Nan
nIug the Rsv Mr.. RJbb, G. VI. X s-, NJ l. =, j. ~
Carrie. H. =. F., and others. There are ABOUT Ioo uo'c
gates attending the Grand Division.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-There is much alarm here
in consequence Of the discovery or eIgn cases OF Small
p0x on board the steamship ADOOsiord when !s at the
Victoria Docks undergoing repairs OF tne damage Sus-
tanned by the collision with the steamship indus wAle
on the passage Antwerp 10 Ncw1Ork. Inc eiGHt
persons dll led with the disease were removed 70
hospital. aud the AbbotsiOrd IS hcing tlsin.ert.d Ii
remainder Of the passengers had left the Ves-eI ana
gone To Liverpool before II vas known tnat there was
email pUX on board.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
TIE FIRE RECORD.

TIE BUSINESS PART OF WILTON, n H., De
sIROYED-LOSS, s9G,jOc.
WILrOY, Y. H., Dec. "A fire broke ont in
this place at o'clock this morning, ana destroyed the
business portion OF the town. Tie fire originated in
Walace Block and spread rapidly. involving tho FOL
loving losses:
Waace's building loss g S0o. fully insured; Masonic
Hall loss s1CC0 insurance $1,000 Chas. Taroeps build
ING, occupied by the postou ", and bradbury apotAe-
cary $4,000 Insurance 5000; d. B. Needham. store
goods 5000 Insurance 5000; Frank A-ht Os5
s350) insurance $500; Iue WutOn Slvngs BANK IN
Lurus', Block loss $780, Insurance s9O)O; tie Hon.
Chas H. Burnss law library. loss $1,000, fully insured
che town library insured for S1o2, which covers the
loss as On.-third OF the BOOKS insured; The Wh-
uey House large hotel loss s2j 0J0 Insurance $4,000
the furniture IN the hotel owned bT y A. Jones'
whose loss $500, insurance 500; Aired E. Jdynes
Grocer lOss $4,000 insurance $500; Wm. ;. lag2lr
shoes. loss S25lO. partially insuredi Mr- " m
p Dunrcr. store. loss $50; samuel Barrett COTTAGE
loss 1880; Ur. cgry TreVett, apOtuccarY, loss -UO
insurance fL50o; II. ID. Foster, loss on stock $1,000 Ia
surance $4,000; the Whitney House stables owned by
the Me.srs PAGE Boston loss s300J supposed 10 be
insured; g. T. UutchIusOp loss sOOJ, insured; IarOcI
seward, loss u 5JO Insured; j. Mitchell, loss $500
insured Samuel Centre, Oss $1,000 insured Jas h1u-
nafOrf billiards, loss ;5Oi Railroad Hotel loss By re-
mOval $500, Insured.
The companies most heavily represented are the
Home Of New-Yorl Hartford and PEGuix of Hartford,
and the -Hamp .hlre State. The fire is terrible
blow to Wilton, but the courageous and vii!
rebuild.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

attainment OF the desired result and TO the
hope that time devoted TO these departments Will
not be abridged. In the opinion OF the Board
Is desirable that the law in force should he so iar
modified 10 require that candidates for admission 20
the Military Academy should not be younger than IS or
older than 81 of The Board cannot too highly
commend the proficiency displayed by the cadets IN
what may be called the more practical departments OF
Skrmlsh drills and the practice with the SIEGE seacOast
mortar and hO~iznr batteries afforded the most gId
living evidence OF she hiey Of The instructors and OF
the aptness and industry Of me cadets.
LITTLE CHANCE OF CONGRESSIONAL INTER
FERENCE IN LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS.
strong delegation OF Republican politicians has
arrived here from Louisiana. and the telegraph an
nOunces to-day that Governor" Brooks and I" Poker
Jack" Mcclure OF Arkansas their way to Wash
ngtOn that the questions IN both those States
will be thrust upon tho attention OF members OF Con
at the very opening Of the session The present
indications that these people Will knock at the doors
Of Congress in vain this Winter. Tho Republicans
who have already arrived express dlsinclination TO
interfere in the local affairs CT the States unless IL s
absolutely necessary aud, long peace prevails In
Arkansas and Louisiana. the prcsen, indications are
that thew will be left severely alone. Senator Morton,
who expected TO remain in California al nier. W u
leave san Francisco for Washington tomorrow. lie
comes at the request or the Kellogg party IN louisiana
TIE POSITION OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
RENDERED TO A PHILADELPHIAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury has rendered the post
ton Superv sing Architect Of the Treasury Department
Mr.. John Macarthur Of Philadelphia. Mr. Macarthur
presided the last annual meeting of tho American
Institute Of Architects and made the plans for the
municipal buildings IA Philadelphia. IL il not yet
known whether he W II accept the position or not.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
A CROWD BUT no PRISONER.

An immense crowd jammed itself into the
Court Of oyer and Termncr yesterday mGr.l- 20 hear
,he argument on the effort 70 get Tweed ou q prison
or technically the return TO the writ cf h1cas corpus
granted day or two ago Even at ten o'clock an ua-
woned hour for visitors assemble, tAcre
throng and the gd overiovcd into the c3rri-
dOrs and banged on the door for a:nitlucr II tia
crowd gut have been expected, there we're many
familiar flcespOilticans and dors - Wei, al or whom
the ptOe OF expectation FOR they reasoned ot
course, that writ Of hiOeas corpus Implied Le Din<
ing OF the body OF the prisoner into the u tbo
Judge. The disappointment, when II Was learned
that he would not DO present. owing, I5
was said, 20 sickness, and an arraugemcns
between counsel that it was unnecessary.
painfully visible oil tho coultcnanccs turned
toward the place where Tweed ought 20 20 but didn't.
The celebrated convict did not appear during The entra
argument. Il ws stated that tae reason for his ID
vas that he unwel and deemed IL unwi.e %
leave the PententLry but on inquiry ot nc District
Attorney it found that TweeIs friends dL nos
think would De either pleasant to him profitable %
else ID take him into court where his presence
would be sure % draw a crowd. Al agree Ueut was
therefore made between hls counsel anI ~. Phelps
that he should remain upon the island. and
Mr.. Phelps said tdat be sent order to
the Warden OF tic Perientiary requiring him
20 detain Tweed So all in tie courtroom thought
be not In the city, and It vas not uutl ai.er tho
proceedings flashed that rumOr was pread thhs
he that he could have been produced ii
court IN minutes II IL had been thought necessary.
The rumor true. 10 seems that while Mr.. Phelps
meant TO have saved Tweed the Journey from the
island, he nued his Grler By forgetting to sign ~.
warden LdscOnb was therefore sonewl1t perplexed,
concluded to obey the order Of the Court lie ac-
cordingy brought Mr. Tweed - tho c.;y. All during tho
proceedings In court he IA ais old office IA Duane
ST.
Tweed represented in the habeas corpus case,
however, by mp,5 sing array OF colIse-D-yid Dul-
lev Feld appearing scGlor counsel via ,xJui-e
Constock EIAu f. Root Willard B4r,!eti. er Field.
Tweeis former secretary. AMI kno; OF Dos .-c1d',
sseed the number Of retainers TIe p.ops Tcre i,p-
resented by the District Atyor3cy ana 40 oc else. hr
Pecknam being absent. Jdce Barrett TOOK nls sca ~
I1:0J, and tie proceedings opened.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE ALABAMA STATE GRANGE.

FIRST ANNUAL SESSION AT MoNrGoMERY-ADDREss
OF THE PRE- IDrNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOOK
ING TO REFORMS URGED
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 2.-The first annual
session OF the Alabama State Grange met yesterday
W. II. Chambers, W. NJ presiding. Fifty counties out
of 6j represented by 100 deegaes and others are
stll coming IN Each county with II Oranges or less
sends one delegate. and those with more send tWO All
the State officers present but one.
The address OF Mr.. Chambers was very elaborate ana
aDle Ee advised prompt uc'ion on the constitutional
amendments submitted by the National Grange opposed
the plan Of representation based numerical strength,
ana advised the rejection OF the niment providing
therefor; recommended that 4 committee memoralizo
Congress on the subject Of the cotton tax and the 1p
pointment OF agent IN Washington to represent the
interest OF the planters; recomm snded memorial to
Tue State Legislature FOR geological survey OF the
state, with a view to an official FORMULATION Of
lts advantages in minerals that immigration
may be thereby induced. promising the CO.
operation OF tho State Grange in the work
reviewed what ls known as the dead fall system that
Is, small whisky shops established the large plan
tations where the freedmen trade stolen produce for
recommended that the gslaiuro be memoriilIzei 70
put an end TO snch traffic; recommended cnnnge IN
the system OF deputies nv substituting county deputy
or general overer OF Oranges IN c1cn county VINO shall
rrnrnsent the in the state Grange and act az
delegate TO It's annual acnoH lodged the obli
gitOnj Of the Grange the National body 10. RELIEF
f4rIshed tie suG rcrs last Eprs and ADVISED u suit
able ackuowcd gnent therefor. He also recommended
tue establishment OF "A Grange Or.au at SOME central
point. % serve as a medium OF communication between
the officers ana the Orier proposed holding Oi u
grand state FAIR Fall under Grange auspices, aud
suggested the nrourrGy Of attemUInr some reforma-
ton or The abuses In the matter OF cOmmerciaI
fertilizer, sucn the erection OF home manufactory
under tue OF resident cIciESts, supplied
win cheaper aud better articles In conclusion ne re-
viewed the agency aId coUDertIgc Sy-rcu, and ad-
ysed, as the best mean, OF geuug ri OF alldemen IN
the provision business, thar more attention DO paid 10
RAISING supplies at noun" Mucn OF tue disappointment
arising from the system. as practically Operated ne
traced To imperfect organization ana the necessary
friction IN matter so CO upiirdfcd and 80 new When
the Southern farmers snail max thcir farms sell-
sustaining there viii less complaint OF tue middle
To-day Prof. Stuhbs Of the Agricultural and Machdn-
cli College reIOrtea cunuercIuI lerulzcrs aud the
feasibility OF tDer AOmo production.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
NO ESCAPE FOR TWEED.

THE WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUs QUAsHED.
GRoUNDLEss RUMOR OF HIS ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY
ARGUMENTS by DIsTRICr-ArrORNEY PHELPS,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, AND EX-JUDGE CoMsrOcH
TWEED REMANDED TO TIE PENI.ESTIAEY-
WHAT Ills COUNSEL WILL DO NEXT.
A sensational rumor few through tha city yester-
day to the effect that William N. Tweed had escaped
from custody, but there was truth ia e. He was
brought to the city on the writ Of habeas
corpus granted by Judge Barrett Of tho
Supreme Court several days ago. There was
a long argument before Judge Barrett on motion
made by the District-Attorncy to q0a-h this
writ. Tweed was not in the courtroom but in hiI
private office. The District-AttOmey'5 motion was
opposed by David Dudley Field, and cx-,IGdge Com
stock. after which Judge Barrett granted
it, quashed the writ, and remandcd
Tweed to the Peatentiary Twaed's conn
sci refuse TO tell what they would 10 next.
It is stated however. tha, they VIII have % obtain
a review Of the proceedings before jude Barrett
upon this writ by the General Term Of The supreme
Court. From the decision Of the General Term
they can appeal to the Court of Appeals; otherwise
they will have to carry on proceedings under
writ of error.