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New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railroad which under the control Of the
Atlantic aud Great Western, has declared a dividend
" four per cent.
Brown Brothers & Co. have received q tele-
gram The National Bank OF scotland, London say
ing: Forged circular notes purpOrtug 10 be issued
from tns Office afOat. Caution casAlng aud ldeuuA-
cation necessary
There was a rumOr yesterday that a number
o. German capitalists lad made a proposition 20 take
5000 CO.. Of the new per cent bonds provided that
Secretary BrlstOw would give hem the option Of the
remainder OF promise not 70 sell any for three months.
Mr. Sharpe. the London solicitor, who is
here watching aud representing the interests Of James
AcHenry. that the Erie election II over, VIII
return " England. James Avery K-illy, OF James
IRON IL. .aud.
The stockholders of the Central National
Bank Of Baltimore gave official nOtice yesterday
ng that he bank Will retire from business in Baltimore
aAd app catlOn VIII be made Tor change OF title and
rs Transfer 10 NeNIOrk, under the prVvlsons OF the
NauOla. Banking act
The discussion regarding the establishment
o. E1elIsh semi monthly steamship hne already
noticed IN THg Tribune was revived yesterday by the
tatemeut steamers were 70 constitute the
meet aud iAat The Union ana IcntIaa racine haoa1s
were each take 10000 $4,000 worth OF the stock
There was a report that a railroad corpora
ton had uceeeded IN negohauns loan OF sCOc'OO II
the London market. THIS report not verified, and
supposed 70 have originated 10 the fact that the fn
sdeptls ana Reading Railroad Issued last noh.n IN
prospectus lArOugn London banking mouse Tor IOaL
81 f2VooOO' OF S;otOo,OOO, al 90
President Jewett Of the Erie Railway has
no" entered upon ms duties but indicated any
special programme which he 70 pursue Lncus
Robinson and George Banehard VINO have been the
Nco-fiosidents VI lie COMPANY, have not been
seVssN. Dus ~ A0a 04Se ud tLe IaSstas Of tnS
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
A JUDGMENT AGAINST ERE.

IMPORTANT DECISION IN Tug CASE OF ARNoT
AGAINST TIE ERIE CoMPANY-rE0PLRTY OF
TIE COMPANY LEVIED UPON To IHE EXTENT or
$4,000.
ELMIKA, July ga suit az law which in
vovsd large sum has just rseu decided IN tins
udclal district Il from sale Of coal lands made
by the ate John Ar1oJ Of s cy 20 the Erle Railway
Company about ls65, pad for by bonds Of
the Boston, Hartford, and E.ie Railway Com
pany. guaranteed by tie Ere R-i.Way The
ex.cn.or, Of Mr. Aruot were obli-ei 10 bring suit
AGAINST the Company for the payment o. me bonds and
The interest II was tried here lest February, in the
Circuit Court. before the Hon. E.TIl Country man'
jury being waved John MurI5.h 1t Sins cay appearing
f5r the plaintiffs ana W. ". Mcfarland Of New-York
City for the Erie Company TIE argument was
a written one. and he J .,lce reserved his
decision II was rendered on Jlly H. in favor
of plaintiffs, the being LITTLE less than S9lOJL
lew was made the palr- property n thls CITY
on Tuesday nigh. uSer rraa being sclZod' Out
10 was permitted proceed when enough 10 satisfy th
Judgment found snould til~ decision De iinrneu
bv higher court 10 Will sustain flr Elty 0i guardh-
tees by OBJ. Ere Company OF sjO"Cj' II Boston ant
fard aud Eo bonds. ana lar amount OI accrued IL
ftTcsL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17


p,1royoa yve,r,i,y Jl i5 Ehiid Dalton father of Michael
,. native 1. = tur T - as.,l- lt. 3. fA.
g-eu.s and invited 90 a.sad A- -u'r 'n frl-' a.
O'Clock trm tls rr--ea'r % Us A-1s-' '''' 80 "
A-huus-iye., Brooklyn.
FAGANS-Jur H. Of heart Pr,rs Ia PgsH daughter ~
tte a,e Phil. ad 1sry Fa-ru. su "a ~lTs m1lts l4~
Friends relatives rctIe ifl o. li,nl sI I
rom lef residence 10 Aiisoa'l brooAa Ii4'I IL
insi.. al ocock p. NJ
HULI-On weiaesiay 18th Pieus Ho The IIsi year
sy and friend. Of the family ar. respectfully avtsi % aui he
., -rire, Al 81 .r:4u..sH. u. cor- C u
Fof,.-.Jurgl-st U.s., n'i a. 4' cock
KRRNEY-a BooAyn jay ID, residence T,HAs Patrick
Tie Of deceased are resfct atsni tic finer,l
ae residence, - 'rtu'rr.t 'A -4 4''- .-' '"'
remains -. be- taken 10 FlltDusa for iaterrl-ut
LOSET-0a Wednesday Horuls J - AlA L'a'i nfia a'ef
Re ayes uo friend. Of lmy respectfully av'ei 70 ti-l he
funeral residence 10 llfs1is, a. ''-- A' D''A)A'
FRIDAY, he Ih inst, - 10 o. a.
ycgyrgon weln.,aay july 1874 Ei~ad MeElire natve
oflle PRS. 0f CarAtr.uo- County ' L's si Al- - 20"
Iae - e-..e' A. . g,. - sstr o Four-1.gr al
Dous ST. Brooklyu. = ococE. Flsy. jay Il 1874
MULLER-Iu Jookr Wednesday m,rnias, Juy - Adehed
R 80, a. f.s. -d H,rp-r Of Bicd Lolge No. COO p and
A. N are rrsee attend Tie 'alsfa from in rrlos
of Lrr p-r~uts J84 Deha5sTe on FRIDAY II 90 Inst a. a
illness Charles aat-s, niAEs Id. a9'r W. A-4 iii a.
Rsuye, fenl, invited attend he nasrs srvce. =
Of hs p1rlts, No. 80 cast NrFci rshh
O. SAtbriay morning. al TO clock.
VAN DYKE-A See.. ,y TO- Isaac Yaa Ote 10 ihs
-1-l of his
The .nenas and family vtei attend w fanef.i
DE Church GaSess1- 'a SATURDAY '- - a.
3Pm
WILLIAMSON THURSDAY July Howell l. wlsn. q
Coleman Williams. Ia tlr oJa Frar oi 30 exc. 49,,
ate renee ~ - "es' sefe-.e'AtusS IN
SUNDAY sit-fnoon, al 0cocA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A CLERGYMAN.

sr-pTOT-s CHARGES AGAINST CLERGYMAN.
The Rev. John 5. Glendenning has for the
t tlree wears been pastor Of the PrcsDv
teran Church Jersey City Hights' at salary oI
g. ol Der annum His age is about q. About year ago
be paid attentions 70 MISS Mary Pomeroy the organst
f tne church orphan o. p years ana an e4esllent
nlayrr who has lived with her uncle, 1dles sDllH
Her Oh Van Reypeu-aye Ii was said .hA' heS WI WI
eneaged on Wednesday night after IL O'Clock
Mir CeudeuuIug lives with his motuer ana sister Iiu
+I.nlaved A warrant FOR hs arrest The minister was
induced call on the young lazy before sons ~ -
Jusuce The door was opened Dy Mrs. n .4ieI ~, i
PouerOy's aunt ana when she saw the tIii,ls.o' 80.
-onned ONT, on you have ruined her! 1Ou NV
ruinrd her" As she reached the pti"i Iht
..i-r.t Miss pomerOy, who summoned, also
,.tDted The constable asked II lie W0-lh malI5
tna girL Nj. Giendenning promptly Icih-su'
"a tue constable took his Prisoner before Jh-iiVo
AIdrdge where ne gave bail IN slVOJ 10 aas"er "VI
t..r-tou I. member uf his congregations became NJ
I,nd-man IL vas stated last night mat tue yoaLs
idv had made an affidavit IN relation 10 me as ioi
J,-,nsr of instituting a FOR breach OF promise
TuufNE reporter called at the residence Of the rev
Nr t,leudrnuing summIt-aye., near Highest: last
WD.u auesii IN relation 10 the aeousaol -
nm b. -ald mat matter had Dcrn plhceu III 'nI
hands his counsel, ana ne Na- hol Al pei' - ~ i
auy abatement except t1at the charge was ui't
IL. .tated rnut IN opinion the charge had nLtA
rnmped up by friends Of The lady IN order 70 iotSe
10 marry her they kne perfectly Wen Iat nc ""
nnucsut The accused Lac Retained JOhAtAa DIAoh -
a. hi. couu,e ana john LIu has been engaged Dy lo
D,uuH 10 prosecute her Ills friends III nc con
! rrspat0u nave Iath IL hls INNOCENCE Ine Iolu wins
mas neen prepared by him Tor publication tOdaJ AZ
the local press ,..-A,,-
70 me F,lbIie. In the evening papers tind highy
wrought description OF IA scene IN when hAa 1ne nis
false and only suspension Of pubic opinion uht,'
the facts Of made known by judicial n'
vestgtion. winch understand must 1e
| WEEKS. JNo' D NLLsDh-''s'''
JeraeH Ciiy, July IL, l51A
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
BOsToN. HARrFoRD ~ ERIE ONCE MORE.

ALLEGED RESPONSIBILITY OF EaIE-vERDICT OF
THE COURT AND a sHERlIT's EXECUTION.
To the EdttOr or The Irt1HRe.
SIR: An important case has just been de-
cided il the Supreme Court OF tins D',t.ct which Will
interest all holders Of the Ola Boston Hartford and
Eae Railway bonds. and under witch the sheriff
yesterday commenced SEEING locomotives and cars
the Ere waY 10 satisfy judgment TIE facts az they
are understood here follows; In 1867 the Erie
Railway Co. entered ntOi contract with the Boston,
Hartford ana E-e, by which tue former guaranteed
the interest S5,OOJOO bonds Of tle latter
company. amounting 10 an annual charge OF
S350QO0. Subsequently, IN order 10 aid In
Tie construction OF the line. wcl was 70 he an import
ant connection. the Erie Railroad bought this whole
OF i've million bonds, paying the Boston. Hartford
and Ene per their iacs value. The Erie Com
pauy subsequently disposed OF most Of these bonds IN
Tie u business and tIey have since been
scattered IN the hands % bona file holders.
Tue Boston rtford, aud E.ir COngsny having failed
before its completed. ,uat the Eie de-
pr.yed OF any advantages fran the proposed New
England connection their interest has since been IN
default n0uoders then falling back under the terms
OF the guarantee upon the Erie road for the Interest
that corporation declined 70 pay
The estate OF John ArnOtt OF this place held half
million OF these bonds. Tue executors brought suit
against The Ere Railroad Company time since IN
the Supreme Court OF this District for the back
interest, under the terms Of the guarantee.
Ile case recently tried. ana decision
Ia- nov been rendered sustaining the guarantee, and
AOulng tn- E~ Company liable 1Or the interest as IL
l1s Que anu for all back interest judgment was ac-
cofdiu-y ln favor Of the ArnOtt, for S97,O0J An
e4tuAOu Was immediately Issued ana placed IN
the hands OF the Shcr Il, commenced
sezng locomotive and lerdaY. Mr. MurdOck.
S3lustl fot tAe ArnOtts. exp cts 70 brug sult for
f~'Vn sLliar Gains, which nave been placed In his
hands Tor collect on II is said mere 10y those VINO nave
l.Oked mao 'As subject, tIat tle Total amount
or past interest due for which this de-
ci>lOL' unless reversed, makes the Erie Com
pau! L"Jie is probably upward Of S2,OJJOJJ
20 winch must De added the Otuly S55J go anuu-
ally unul The maturity Of tae bonds in the year 1900
GREAT interest Is manifested know what legal steps
can be TAX D 20 contest the decision J.RC
Lintra n. l., July I5ls74
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
80 PLYNourH cHuRca IYQuIRY.

The papers are being drawn up tor legal
sanarailon between Mr. and Mrs Tlton. The residence
In Iylugstoust Is 10 DO gwen to Mrs. Tton, and the
children WILL also placed IN her custody The separa-
ton will be by mutual consent. The details OF divorce
suit with all It's aunoyances, Will therefore be
avoided. Until the prellminares OF the proposed
separation are completed, Mrs. TltOn Will remain
with her friends. lie family OF Mr.. Ovngton.
Beeoher, who has been In this city since Iuesday
returned 10 PceKskil YESTERDAY IL expected tnat
the meeting last evening at the house Of NJ SlOrrs
would De an important one II was unierstool' now
ever that very little was pn5Aod IL more
In the form Of a consultation than Mcesus TOR tAe
purpose or taxing evidence.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

Board Of Directors when President Jewett will decide
what 20 do with them Erie unfortunately affected
Yesterday by report that holder OF bopfs or the
defaultng Boston. Hartford and Erie guaranteed by
the Erie Railway Company had brought suit In Elmra
against the latter Company and obtained Judgment
against IL. Inquiry Of the COmpany's officials elected
the information that the decision simply pro forlnd
and only aimed to transfer the matter To higher
courr. The amount Of these bonds in default Is about
s2,OOOOOO.
Pacific Mail and Panama have been par
ticulary strong the Stock Market. report that
the former had leased the latter This report un
true, although present negotiations are concluded
there will be practical amalgamation OF the two or
ganizations The directors OF the companies are
practically the same, and for months past they have
been considering the adysabity OF closer union. and
as announced in yesterdays TRIBUNE appointed com
mtee 10 report upon plan. The plan proposed Is for
the Pacific Mail % ma Ike running arrangement or some
kind To operate the Panama Railroad, as Uaiiher COM
PAW lease the other according 10 their charters
Besides this aTrangemst ~ 10 proposed thdt the racine
Mail shall relay the Panama with steel rails as the ola
iron rails out paw the interest on the Panama
bonded deDt provide for the sinking fund pay II per
cent annum 10 the Panama stockholders IN quar-
terlv nstalments and after this give 10 the Panama
Company One-haif of the net earnings.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
ptSSEyGERS ARRIVED.

PgOY UAMBURG-La sie1msbip Eanmoatg. r li-tir0''r
IIez Henry Kr0eer Aur uTes lr-t SON n'a
ger lrd daughter La Wsss and SITE IT, Stsn al
wlf Alle s.14e- g. ules Ot1 De Fic lut rl-r r, D.
Rahlstsd G. Coau. wife ard children d. Anpr
mann Rosa Dahu .,5srz Bear T. Fselcf AuIrss
Kun Derch Paul NIX Lancer Ay-ela frr-"n
Fresrn Becker D. Betty b-el, Als bnina 1n,
IIau ami ua jacob F.t 41d A. b
NiEowsai Barncz!B paul v iaruea-t Heeae te1e
Jtr . ier udg cgseJecAi, q. L.'els. Dr. a. H.
DeKleiuer
FtOM GLASGOW-I1 grus4ip S1 ~ GyrJ'I Iuir 10 John
Eare Z a Tlo..v r. T-acE~e. Rev " ] VOL. L~It
H. Knsey Dt b. Hll.ton j. p MctoTy Ao5t 'r'ilesra
ni,, >trahea-1 Ls1h Paterson Rev Hol- hrr ae
and f,m joan Drv Mrr al
family Mr Fga0l.auY N 44uE4.rr.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

gIsMARCK's WOUND EALING GRADUALLY.
KIssRGES Tnvrsiay, July i6, 1874
One OF the wounds received by Bismarck
in the nearly healed. Another caused by the
burning wad OF the pistol which scorched the
flesh is still PAINFUL and the Inflammation is slowly
subsding
KuIlmann has been removed from KssenGen TO Wurz-
burg
BERLIN. Thursday. June l6, 1874.
The French Ambassador here las sent Congratulations
70 Prince Bismarck on his escape from
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

OHIO REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
COLUMBUS, July 16.-The Republican State
Central Committee Il number OF prominent R'pub-
licaus from various portions OF the state met here to-
day consultation. Senator sherman ami Congress
men Garfield Foster Sherwood, BIniy, Lawrence and
ex-Ciov Moves were among those present. ana made
short speeches favoring an earnest and active cam
paign The point OF the speeches was that the issues TO
be presented were purely national and that. as there
was no Legislature 10 elect this Ft! the question ol
TEMPERANCE could not iegtimateY come INFO the .au-
y.,s The "a day OF > pJember fixed as The time
for holding the state Convention.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

ufed place well chosen for such a crime, near piece
OF goods. The workt came along and discovered
the o., -tructons IN time 70 flag the Daycar.
Later Information Is that the WORK Tain, aier renpv
ing the obructons, left man secrste0 " WstcH tbe
track SON.. he saw two men come 0ut OF the bushes.
and place A nbye tie across the up track ne started
for them, and they ran. The Superintraeht VI, -u
ON the spot, and the paycar was stopped s"u 'H' ~
gave chase. but failed 20 eaten tie rascas. ,.,.
Later Ia the day were arrested on .rgioun. %
and the watchman, confronting the n. debassu A @
they were the guilty Thcy, however lrOfc. a..
al,b aud discharged No sUbsequen. aTre's Aoio
mad.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING ON THE SOUND.

YACHTING on THE SOUND.
REGATTA or THE MANHATTAN YACHT CLUB-THE
MARY GIBSON AND THE SKIP JACK THE WINNERS.
The fifth annual regatta of the Manhattan
Yacht Club was sailed Long Island Sound yesterday
afternoon fresh breeze blew from the southwest,
the tide favored the both on the outward and
inward course and thus the regatta OF the most
successful IN the history OF the club though the list Of
entries was smaller than former years. The course
Was from an anchorage foot OF ghty ninthst,
Last RIVER 70 and around the Throgs Point buoy and
rcturn-l6 miles. The entries were az follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
CArTLE MARgars

BAurixoRz Tu- 1G-C,r7Ls duh s1 s59}7 lo-,r ry b>s
jO0-b 81 y q1.7, - b - iiars
0r rrcel1ts. 4.oJi
Hoes irrner q ~ p~9 23 r.ceiuf.. 8fJ2
active a. - 10 reoeps @0b5
CHICAGO Jgy I6-CArrLs-Recepts POO market li"i
unchanged; grades a toll prcr oi.rs r- larr
sol st - 2Jarp ertn stcs.
3Oas6 90; butchers, - ~ 50 e51pt 30 shP
ment, 300
ri higher poor common grades - iof73 ~ net aH
- 9OGSG. g0D4 - 100 - 30. shl aerts 70 5p
Qu.et bot frm FOIL acent Vol- 70 - -
cu - goo choice - U aSp 90 cItia, - ~ 40 70
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
WASHING TON.
THE REVISED LAWS AND THE NEW BANKRUPT


ACT
WASHINGTON. Thursday, July &C. 1874
statement has gained circulation that because the
bill containing the revision Of the laws passed the
same day with the amended Bankrupt act, the courts
would find IL difficult deal with the Amended law IN
connection with the Bankrupt law enacted in the re-
vision. There Is however, trouble on this account,
as the bill for the revision contains clause providing
that It shall be considered the first bill passed ar er
the meeting December Last. and all OlHer Ia pisseu
at the To DC regarded as amehdmchts ~ IHe
revision.
RUMORED COMPLICATIONS BETWEEN GEN. SPIN
NER AND THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Concerning the rumored complications between Gen.
Spinner ana the Treasury Department 1t can be stated
that lac has written the President containing
his views relative the management of his bureau II
Is known that the General has uniformly taken tho
ground that he isi pecuniary responsible for It's
transoctions ana has given heavy bond. the appoint
rueut OF his suDorIhAtes should be contfJcd nv hl-
SELF irrespective of tle Application OF the CIYH service
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
G0gERYMENr WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, y. O.. FRIDAY, jay III s.. lD.
SyHODsiS tOr ne DtSi hCeHty-tOir h0urS.
Local rains have prevailed IN New-Eagland
the Middle states, tine OIO Valley tennessee, aDd tAr
Southwest generally.
Gear weather prevails in the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States, the ONO Valley, aud tAe Lake
region. , -. -,
Tic barometer continues hign. but has fallen 10 the
Southern states. It rl-eI. Wiu lower .rnprrdtdre
In the lower lake region, tue Middle and N@"tAgIaAd
States. 49, - ,., =.
The temperature has risen in the Northwest, with III
creased clOudiurs,, ana casteIly or sUdthtIt "lds
Northwest southwest winds prevail ia The districts
Oh the Atlantic coast.
The Mississippi River has fallen at 81. Louis.
IrJOGbt 4.teS.
Far Yer EHgldid and tie Hddic SttcS generally citr
treaftr and L0ccr euperahe CiH DrerHt n ne MteT n
and lgif RAINS te cO1St run HOIL'-reS 90 s)"
tresf irinds dHd RISING barometer
For the south Atlantic and Calf states, partly couiy
weather. soutu-eIst southwest winds, stationary
trnperatire and decided change m the u1romrIer.
F,r Tennessee aud the Quo valley, Gear OF lair
weather during the day. with sDutlerY "iuds' rising
temperature, ana stationary Or falling barometer.
For the lake region aud the NOrth-N So Increasing
coudIur>- estcriy sOIthcrv WnIs, rsluk trmpcri-
ture and falling barometer during the day, with ram N
tue Upper Alssssipp Valley and near Lake superior.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

lIc +t"-lolA ldcHt OiuD hicL at MdNS"h-dFo' hhu
Twenty-seventhst. last evening. Arrangements we're
made for the annual cruise, which Will take pace on
Aug. The heet viii meet Glen Cove, aud rur .her
Instructions viii there he issued for the cruise HOW
the feet Will 20 has yet been decided. On the
arrival OF the fleet Newport race for steam yachtS
Tor $3.50 cup VIII take place letter vas received DY
re Club laat night from gentleman m Philadep pa IN
vitnc hem % Cape May Aug. TO race for
4,JJJ for sChOOners ana $500 cup fCr siOOps In
coincidence 0f the Of the cruise II was decide
10 ucc4ue lils invitation.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

McGREGoR Iowa, July 1.-THE Hon. Henry
0 PRATT uas been reDOnIua;cd Tor Congress from tAe
IVth District OF Iowa.
OrruMwA Iowa, July lG-In The aut.-Nonopoist con
venton T. N Gates ot jasper County nominated for
Congress
TgnRE HATTIE Ind July le-Gtn. Morton G. Hunter.
be rresent member of Congress tnis district,
rcnOuuInated by the HepuoIIcans to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
GEN. GARFIELD DENIES EMPLOYING \ CLERK
AT PUBLIC EXPES-E.

CLEVELAND, July 16.-Ihe Lsader viii pub
lish tomorrow article denying, upon the authority
OF Gen. Garfield. the story tudt hls private
secretary has been on the pay-rols o.
tie House OF Representatives without per
forming any public duty. Mr. Garfield says no cerk
an secretary mas done IT, WORK on his prime cor
respondence at the public exDcuse Whlte'er ald oi
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
THE FIRE RECORD.

THE LOSS By THE OsHXOsU.FIRE. f8oOOO
OSHKOSH, Wis, July lG-Tle following arc
the Of insurance property destroyed Ia TIC
great fire. a. given bY The GGaront agencies:
In Wisconsin companies. s9060.
In other companies, mostly r E.stern, s132 9f1.
The aggregate loss is now gwen ssOloD9 IN round
NUMBER The number OF business houses Ios ToYed is
about 100. and 0. residences, SOL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
WAsuINirON NOTES.

The ST. Louis National Bank mas forwarded 70 the
Controller OF the Currency deposited 10 the Treas
ury Ol legaender notes. IN order % rere the
same amount OF their National bank circulation
petition has been received at the WIr Department
signed by IA cz ms of Colorado anu NcwMcxice, ask
ing for protection from tAe Indians.
National bank received for redemption to-
day TO tAe amount Of SJ47772.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
L.TEST sur -NEHS.

Tor OGer san Ne0s Second PGycl
ARRIVED.
es-1.hip 3T Cooper Gllsgov july T. sd ns
81 snsaip Hsnmlaa .G Vo Hlmburs July va Havrv iiA
W.T. mIse .ass. KnuLarlt 4 CO. 80 .
Steamship WlEeE, hclmond city Foai Ah Nof"A
with MIS- inl ua .s D. Oh Dnalu.on oseamsh3 CO.
BARI Anas elrg (Ger Aenm HAMBURG 81 firs With nise
Brs August GeLl Re- Hong Aols AA''- i'' '''a --'s
B1g N.coilus lGerl Bers Aarss'os Apnl J. VITA nHi'e
SAILED.
Steamships sleHa for hAWa4IE Nv OF F'''. ' @ ~
sonic for i.o.,ell4n IL ,t.tul, - i"f
L Esstx fol. I" -ailst,l n - Att,n B.. -
bstnpor IagZ De- Joans " r. tfAFe io' o].s"A.
j. j. Il. ;lIloul.
NlAD-su-..t. C.. -guL =. W. c 'uiy
MEMORANDA
tons ;Ae l4tI u.t ~ Ni'n4r @ i'ls
lO2 sases has cen r I'D l' &C. oE-,i '--
Al rk I-el.ui o o.. Bsl Nsta ae i'n i' "i'
M4y As. aal ON Aoa.r-'. Jun . 'th f-s o. i l'',
q, corr 1-r STA tlr f4'l " Dl- ~ "a "a
,eut.y reported os ID se coast % y Uioa ID ill
DOMESTIC ports.
S.v,yv,u July Id-Cl-lrtI CLAIR. for Boston saei
steamship Aueuca. Baltimore. g
CnA1LEsTOs Jal l6AlFrsi IN, Alice 'ror NJ s i4' ''eL
schrs GatslLe Jane -. 'lsoa. t'r wilmington De-
FOREIGN POkI,.
Hovrltg July lGIte steamship hltopa. IRON ~
l5r. july !. for O. scUw a.rveI l"-e o-l1J
AsTwERP Jay 4D-Ihe steamship Aux Au'f' 'f''' '.I Wv
spox Julv 6-saiied Tor s.te,. Pedsa, sas,
.enS Rssre l. CURE R,son rn'e ron 10
m.ea aiAe & o1 ~ zoe e. III H. -' -l 20, 1s-i e. 80. s Ia
J0nauEe Jlles ~ .se l--i > ,.-- e- i'' "a .-
speed Nory.e F-hr -ronoo A.'' tn'od
o.t lie Lacl state. E'a H. flss
DIS AsTER.
H,rov Y. JrIv lG Cant ,e,-I % .. stlr7n.
r,-o tnst u ee Of sarr i" &C. @ o ma q
tie S4al1nl Nyci, hon-av ~Ta br rrl ini e.l.' .-
nan "a. oouA4 Jr $1,000 ,to. .- al- - 'f'
slO4. r-e l. h'le hi' Lo-a To .a47 -I "'A
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

OF the sufferers by the food in the Lower Mississippi
country Be pleased to return Ia worthy frienus
the thanks OF destitute and afflicted people for tns
timely addition Relief Fund. have the honor 10
remain your Obedent servant, LOUIs A. Will
MavOr and Treasurer Relief Fund
MdyOral Of Neto Orleans Neto Orleans July IL, l5'A