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STEAM BOATS.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND D. MER
r. GIVING THROUGH TICKETS ~
s4nfSk s Boston New York, Philadelphia Bslti
S=@S>1zss more, Washington City, Buffalo, Pitto
burg Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville. and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL.
FOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS
Will leave as below at o'clock, p. n,
COMMONWEALTH,
Thos W. Shields. captain: Owen G. Gates, clerk.
WEDNESDAY, August 5.
HENRY AMEs.
J. W. Jacobs, captain. Green F. Shields, clerk,
SATURDAY, August g
Issuing as usual, Through Bills Of Lading in CON.
nectou with the railroads all the principal poin t.
w. j. 5. WOODS & CO.. General AsentA
m,l 124 Gravier street
vICKSBURG.
FOR VICKSBU G.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEz
slsr4 Davis Bend and all intermediate land
'2"-e=---<s ings-The passenger steamer
Robi. T.. Lee,
VIM Campbell, master, Jno. II: Mossop, clerk.
viii leave as above, carrying United States mail.
connecting at Vicksburg with PaIisOt Line for all
points on Yazoo river; also, with connecting boats
Sunipwer, Deer Creek and Tatlaiatch;e rivers.
JOHN JANNEY,
HIrE L. CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas ST..
G. &. WAYNE
SINNOTr & ADAMS
aua II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY VICKSBURi PACKET.
T. S MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5PM M.
c FOR vICKSBURG. DAVIS BEND,
sSsiIt "a Natehez and all intermediate iandings-:
|aesS>s'E70 The passenger steamer
Natchez,
L. z. Loathers master, j. F. Muse, clerk,
connecting Vcksburs with Parisot Limo for Yazoo
Tallahatchie and Sun1ower Rivers. an with Anchor
Line for Memphis. Cairo and St Louis For freight
or passage apply o" board or to
JOHN JANNEY, III Common st.
orto H1rE CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas st.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
KANSAS. GREENvILLE. VICKSBURG
AND THE BENDS
Leaves every THURSDAY. at O'Clock p. n.
~ FOR CHICOT CITY, MOUTH
White and Arkansas rivers GreenvilllA
ss9A Vicksburg Natchez and way landinos-
The fine and fast passenger packet
Katie,
On place steamer Frank Pargcud)
will leave az above carrying the United states mail
Line for all points Yazoo and Tallahatchie
rivers
J.JANNEY III Common street.
HlTE & CARLIN.
4Tchoupitoulas street.
au1 Agents..
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~.-o>D.-- OUACHlTA RIVER.
bLANhSS LINE OCACHITA PACKETS
F p,s s and L, all way landings on Oaschita an
passenger steamer wy ossuGn
p pit, Bastrop,
Viii Iesy %a sxsrv M1ns. and " Gus orts
yu Willie,
vii, s.v S,an ~ master z. B. Trinidad clerka
e,,nn,.s iua M;.EDNESDAY. August S. & S p. N.
cnu use for Little River, Tensas aud Bsyou NJ
I'n bertha brner for DArbonne Ann s ~ R1ans
" anu o'dnord . little packet for Bayou Louia
;o, BKITTON EPPLNK
~ :, Ilu w. b. CLARKE Agenta
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Exports,

CEDAR KEYS Per steamship Lavaca So bbls
-four 81 bbls whisky s bbls pork 660 sacks corn 3O7
sacks oats "a casks bacon 7c6 pkgs sundries
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NOTICE TO EXCURSIONISTS.
CHANGE OF FARE TO AND FROM
BILOXI, Miss.

CHANGE OF FARE TO AND FROM
BILOXI, Miss.
Sunday Excursion Tickets on the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad, to and from Biloxi,
Miss, will be issued from and after this date at
Three Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents.
This faie Will lnclude dinner at Shady Grove
Hotel Tickets sold at the Depot on Canal street,
or at the corner Of Camp and Common streets
URBAN kAMBAUT,
Proprietor Shady Grove Hotel
New Orleans, July I, 1874 iys I'm We&Sa
3. =: SHINES s. s..e,.z street,
Agent Mississippi Mills
WOODEN FABRICS
for Spring, Summer and Fall, in Handsome Style.
rWEEDS-Assorted Colors.
COTTON GOODS
Osnaburgs 8 OF.
Osnaburgs, or.
Heavy Sheeting A..
Heavy 7-S Shirtings.
Heavy Brown Drilling.
WOODEN G0ODS-
Heavy Ooeskin
Heavy White Jeans, Assorted Colors.
COLORED COTTON GOODS
Heavy Checks, Blue Brown and Black
tH+'on iai:ls. Szfs from = to :,
Sewing Thread. I. . and iva ,mao1
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From Calhope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express 700 A. N. Express 1880 P. M.
Mall 500 =. NJ. Mail ~ 500 A. NJ
PULLMAN Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
GUS. Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change sleeping cars to Eastern |
c.tles.
Tickets for sale and information gwen at 2. |
amp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
r. - FRibSF Ssan Nana~n~ ar1nt ~
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ArriYea]

Steamship Lavaca CcokScy, for Cedar Keys.
j X Roberts
Arrived.
No arrivals from yesterday.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bertha Broad from Washington
Texas, Stindc from Shreveport
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DROVISIU NS-PIiUNIoIUA,-
100 casks Clear Bacon SIDES
so casks Clear Rib Bacon SIDES,
40 casks Bacon SHOULDERS,
80, 900 lbs Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
30, 900 lbs Dry Sailed SIDES,
800 bbls. Mess PORK
100 tlcrces Choice Sugar-Cured HAMS,
100 tierces Refined LARD
80 kegs Choice Leaf LARD.
In store and Tor lie by
au2 81 FlNNEI. SHEEHAN & Russ
CHOICE EATING POTATOES
Y At - 80 per barrel
FLOUR, ONIONS, BEANS,
DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS,
fresh supply just received by
JOHN A. 0'BRIEN,
au2 3t G2 Tchoupitoulas street
IiEESE. ....... .Cti ELSE. r.ror.
500 boxes Western Cheese.
For sale by HOYT & WILCOX
81 Tchoupitoulas ST.
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= WET CLOVER CREAMERY
Choice lots OF BUTTER. fresh from s. Straight
Sons factory, Hudson, O.io, equal to the best
Goshen, constantly on hand.
HOlT & WILCOX,
au2 st 81 Tcho,lp,t NJ as Of
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INSURANCE.

9 OUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
THOS. A. NELSON, President
A. WOODRUFF. Vice President.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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LJUND UOLD MAlLH-nEl UN .Uo-
j. tomhouse street, ON Friday night. The
owner can have the same by applying at the
Bulletin office and paying tor this advertisement.
' auk 3t
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CTOLEN CERTIFICATE No. yss FOR ONE
- hundred and sixty shares Of ordinary stock OF
THE LOUISIANA LEvEE COMPANY,
dated MAY Is. l-72 issued Ia A LBERT q. PHELPS
Parties cautioned against Negotiating for the
same. application has been made for a reissue
THOS. l. DIX
w. I'm Secretary and Treasury Levee Co.
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LOST-FOUND.

T OSr-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN BITCH
IL answering to the name of 'FIDDY." Twenty
I've dollars reward for her return to 254 Common
stre.'. ana EeN'.
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OPELOCSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
-n.T> = For Washington, Port barre.
es@s:ss16 Snn'sport, Churciive ami all landinos
on the Coast, Atchafalaya River and ~
you Courtableau-tne new and Ii sht drAu snt Dassen-
Bertha,
Il. II. Broad master, j. B. Schmidt c,arl
WIN leave as above. every "WEDNESDAY ut p. NJ
taking freight and passengers for all ianlin.s on Ba
you des Elalzes to be landed at eit Big Bend Land
or passage apply on board or to
aus BRIfTON e. EPPLER Ion Common It
Leaves every SATURDAY. 1t SPIN,
For Washington, Pert barre.
l&sssstas Simmsport, Cnurchville. and al interme-
- diate landings on the Coast Atchafaylava
River and Bayou Courtableau. Toe light draught
passenger steamer
Trenton.
e QuatrcvAux, master = r.it- .i.A
VIII leave a. above. every SATURDAY. = Is 4
taking freight end passengers for e. - Z: NJ
f. For o. s landed at s Bend Landing o. Snsport
1e0n No. Is Decxtur street COR. r..ss~.h
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SHIPS.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
v OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND sAFI
IL DEPOSIT COMPANY,
I............ Camp street ........51
CAPITAL $500. OOl
E. 9. PALMER, President.
JAMES JAC.ASUN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
ED. CONERi, FREDERICK WING,
J. H. KELLER, ". II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
E. C. PALMER.
It's capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits of Fifty Cents and upwards received
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
jy10 3m JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier.
THE FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Savings Bank, Chartered by the United States
March, 1865.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
1872 Canal street, Corner Of Dryades.
Bank Hours from A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ.
Open Saturday Night to receive Deposits from tot
o'clock.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
c. ID. STURTEVANT, Cashier.
ap30 6m HENRY BACAS. Assis'. Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1856 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. w. Newton Mercer
G. f. Generes, David Urquhart
Genrge Jonas John g. Gaines
Thomas A. Adams, Carl Kohn
rhos. Allen Clarke Christian Schneider
Chas. j. Leeds, Samuel Jamison
Interest allowed 0n Deposits.
L. F. GENERES. President
SAM JONES. Cashier. an1:'74I-
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
SUMMER AND FALL ARRANGEMENT.
MERCHANTS LINE OF RED RIVER STEAM
| ERS.
Leave every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. at
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT
$3.50 So and all way LANDINGS on Red River1The
following hrstcIass low water boats
| compose this line
X. T. Bryary, Capt. W. T. Scovell.
Belle Rowland, Capt. Geo. w. Rea
w. J. 3ehan, Capt. q. E. Wilkinson.
Carrie A. Thorn, Capt WIN. Gillen.
c. II. Durfee, Capt. JOS A. Aiken
Shippers rely upon the above boats leaving -
advertised. For freight passage apply - board
or to
LORD & McPEAKE, 4e Camp street.
BRIrTON & EPPLER, 106 Common street
au1 I'm HiTE & CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas street
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNES A.su.t ), at 2. NJ
49, Cou> hatt., Brownsville, G.and Eeors
Alexandria and all intermediate land
lngs-Ihe me passenger steamer
Belle Rowland.
Geo. W. Rea ma>te', Chas. W. drown, clerk
will leave positively above For tre ht u passage
Apply y, board. o to
LORD McPEAKE. As Camp street
BRETON Il EPPLER lO6 Common Al.
ar2tf i..h"E ':AklIE w:uu. p,,.n ~ sr,te.
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND HCORR
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at 5P. NJ
Commencing on TUESDAY, Aug Ath
FOR GRAND ECORE. MONT.
Is g0meIy. Mouth Cane River Alexandria
e..-~ Nornan's, Barbin's and all way landin q
on Rcd River-The Al and very light draught pa.
senser steamer
Fleta,
Jno T. Mitchell, master. L. Robbins clerk
Will leave positively above through0ut the lot
water season The flet will he replaced bv larger
boat when navi CATION permits.
for frelShI or passage apply ON board. Or to
jy25 I'm LORD Il MCPEAKE IS CamD street
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY Ut r. NJ
r. FORT DERUSSEY BARBIN'N NOR.
HSSss.as1t3S mans, Alexandria, Mouth Cane Rivee
?, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and iii wy
landlngs-The light draught passenger steanner
sabine,
lin place Ut Bart Abla)
4. oinnott Il aster, GeO. e. hamilton olerk
Particular attention paid to way and SANITATION
ouslness For freight passage apply board OF to
SINNOT & ADAMS
HITE 4 CABIN.
-Jyle BRIrTON EPPLER
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SUMMER AND FA LII ARRANGEMENT
MERCHANTS LINE OF RED RIVER STEAM
Frs
Leave every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-17
Sailing THE TRACKS.

The trial of James Brdsall and five other
employees of the Third-ave. Railroad for misdemeanor
in sprnkling salt tracks OF the Northumberland
twentyfthst Railroad last Winter to melt the snow of
the tracks, was resumed yesterday. As on previous
days, opinions very conflicting. The evidence was
all in at Mayor Hall Summed up for the defense
and E. T. Gerry for the prosecution At 23O the jury
retired and after being out three hours, for
and informed the Court they had not agreed. Judge
Brady said it was important to have the question de-
cided now 1t would probably have TO he tried
again. AS the county at expense for the trial. he
thought he should keep them together longer The
foreman said there not the slightest chance OF
agreement. Judge Brady then Intercepted each Juror
by whether he thought there was any pros
pect OF agreement and they all answered In the mega
tive Judge Brady then said. You are discharg ed."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-17
HORSEand CARRI MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Thursday,

NEW-lORh, thursday, April TO- 1914.
The local horse trade continues fairly
active. For and stylish carriage horses buyers
not lacking, and buyers encouraged by daily increas
ing inquiry. hold prices firm. The asking prices
are however, what below those of last years
responding season. We quote from sales recently ei
fected: Sound and stylish carriage horses, we'll
matched pairs, over l6.2 hands high, $1,000; IS
hands and over, from s1,2OO to 1880; below 16
hands, from $500 to 81 00 There is comparatively little
demand for road horses and valuable trottng stock
has changed hands since the opening of the week The
market for all work horses OF desirable quality
tinues fair at unchanged values.
At the following Horse and Carriage Auction Marts
the regular semiweeky sales will take place on Friday
the 10th inst
At 1890 a. M, By Mr. Arch. Johnston Ia Thireenth-st
near University place.
Al IA o'clock by Messrs. Van Tasser & Kearney, in
East Thrteenth-st., near Fourth-ave.
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS.
A we-worded announcement OF Messrs. Bradley.
Pray Co.. prominent carriage manufacturers in this
city, will be found In another column AS Of
the old firm Of John r. Lawrence & Co. they have
only sustained but greatly added to the aters long
established reputation for prominence in what
known the heavier grades OF fine carriages. 1t now
appears TO DO their object TO bring extensively before
general public the excellence and superior finish OF
q newly built assortment or light road wagons. They
have most judiciously chosen THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
the medium best calculated for their purpose and
pleased to direct readers TO Messrs. Bradley,
Pray Co.'s warerooms. located at No. o6s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-17
RELICS OF THE TWEED REIGN.

William i. MacNamara made a motion yes
terday, before Judge Lawrence IN Supreme COnrt
Chambers vacate judgment or get leave 10 answer
in the suit OF Foster Dewey private secretary OF william
NJ Tweed, against william Collgan formerly treasurer
OF the william NJ Tweed Club. Dewey's suit was on
promssory for 81 OOO which Mr.. Tweed advanced
to the Club Mr. Collgan when sucd employed az his
counsel IA Mr. Wilson. who told him he had no DEFENSE
on that he made stipulation TO pay up on getting an
extension Of time. Subsequently meeting hlr. Mac
Namara he discovered, according to the aters assur
ance that he really had a defense. 30 Mr.. MaeNamara
taking Wilson's place counsel came into court yeser
day, asking leave to put in an answer on the
grounds-Frst, that the plaintiff, Dewey, was not
the bona nde holder OF tho note, but that 1t
was William NJ. Tweed, the lender OF the money
who advanced the with the understanding that 1t
was to paid back If the Club was successful Second
that the Club, known the seventh Ward William NJ
Tweed Club" was not successful and could not pay Its
debts and that Mr. Tweed was informed OF the fact
THIRD, that Mr.. Dewey was present when Mr.. Tweed
the money, and was cognz mt OF all the Iacts ana
that there was no consideration Tor the note. Mr..
Deweys side OF story that the first attorney for
Collgan signed stipulation TO pay the money PACK
after a certain extension of time should have been
granted aud that Colgan was bound by this and The
Judgment obtained on 1t. Judge Lawrence took the
papers -. g., $500. ,,,,,,,..,o.o
OF Public Works. contract with Patrick Farley for
regulating grading paving ana G1rDins seventy NTH
was continued under Commissioner Van Mort, aud he
has certified that the work under IT has been properly
done aud has been accepted by the Department
OF Public Works. Two englneers ME- Fuertls ana MI:
Correction of Assessments with certificates TO the effect
that the under the contract referred TO has been
done in gross Violation OF ne RdT
Ter Green offered resolution, Wnlcl was adopted,
referring the matter back to the Board OF Assessors 70
the work mentioned has been done Ia accordance with
provisions OF the contract Seventy per cent or
aud there is due on lta9Out S2I'oV
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A CURIOUS INSURANCE CASE.

Oliver A. Diliber, residing at the time in
Chicago took policy OF insurance in the Home Life
Insurance Company OF this city, for 5000 In 1867. He
died in 1871 his widow refused payment of the
policy the ground that Diber untruthfully answered
certain questions, and concealed the fact that he had
lung disease His widow accordingly brough. suit be-
fore Judge Worst in the Supreme Court on the
trial the Court overruied OF the points rased-that
physician is not bound to describe the ure OF the
disease of patient whom be has treated. A
rather strange incident In the case Is that John r.
D1ber a brother OF the deceased, among the Com
pany's witnesses He testified that he paid the last
premium his brothers policy. Letters produced
from him to Mrs Diber, in which he intlmated that II
he not paid s7i9 Is which his brother owed him,
and unless signed order for that the Home
company he wond tell what he knew about his
brothers health The adjourn Led until Monday.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Port OF NETWORK. ..........".. IT,
CLEARED.
steamship Canima Btl Leidic"At Hamilton Bsmn' a. L. WV
stc.Sship C ofHsvann Pp, Havana &c AeSandre Sons
Steamship Rani,a Howe Phade9his LSnari s'ed Kh,St Co.
smD Sse B BakeasH Norfolk C Point AMI 'lm'nd
IS stes%slD wsLle r1iadelPh, Jane: Hand
steamship Sereus Beirse. Boston; H. F. Di%ock
seaP Ps Els So B,rs1aa i Lqs F Bros E,,.U
Bark Columbia serl Go.ssin, Bremen, C. Luhng Co.
Ba5H sS9s aI aose croait ff orders Bailey.
Bark samuel Boyert OBJ BOgr ROTTERDAM hen'y Parker
Bark Homestraad So Doe Queenstown or Falmouth Teten
Barn johann sehma. Ge Ho1e@an Bremen l. KooP Co.
ars Made a DOleO Penah Roads for orders So''
' s,1s Re- Perseverance u 1ongob,rio Venice Basans Watson
BARK Sylvia Gr.l, Bpl'ogr. ch'rote,oTHS PE y-.c,
big 7. G. Merryman LecrAs, ST. JagO r KobaOa Co. -
BrS j. B. brown Paine. Milau,as R P Buck & 60:
Bus Laura B. tBr Merrmaa savannah Boz , hneHen
s Sa1 p e. s. GaefsseS sl Bentley Gseso
Sehr C. H. Hodsdon, Foster Bar'col D. weabeJs ,,.,
schr Charles r. Washington, Ho0FooA VoVeraoFs Haroo b. j.
Rad, sss'oG f,G,gG y ss R'd
Barge T. stevens Morse, Nev-IIaven W. l.. Morls
STEAMSHIP, France r Thompson London March o. via avrs 99
with Inisc. and pass to f. W. j. Hurst o,,
Bsnector JOne Wilmington. N c. days. with naval
steamship Mediator smith Baltimore. with nse pass Lo
Steamship RsH s. Terry sayear Yevbern c. With naval
TO B h9s', Nova V Ger Walt oole SO with hides
Barr Antouieti. Qtatl POn Maseiles 6j das with mtse
Aust Antonch smyrna via Seaanoa % days with
mdse
brig Pceas (of Polencc) COMBS hesna IS with
fruit.
Schr L. P MaIory son. Savannah DAYS With yellow PINE
gchr Mirne lllsol Savannah . VI Oh lumber
Chino (Of Bansor Lan Mayasue T. r. IA days. With
'1 SEM w.,clmsu. Smith Virgins.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me, April l6-Arnved steamship Pone'ian tBr)
BosroS Aurl 1G-Arrvei steamship Neptune from NevYok;
harks Blair Atho from Saga sarah b. Hale frun Cadenas sch
FoRTREss MONROE April lG-Ar1ven bark Eros Bergen
Tor orders; JuTa from Peruambuco for
Eth Hail. from Martinique for orders Passed in for Norfolk steam
sp Bae Galveston for Liverpool Passed Out
Cayenne from Richmond Tor Berlin.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEPssrowN April l6-Ths Allan Line steamship HISTORIAN
Baltimore April l. and Halifax Oh tor Liverpool arrived
here to-day
DISASTER.
MOSRoH April lGILe steamship Liberty, Johnson
Baltimore Havana sprung leak while coming Iowa Chesa
peaEe She hoA aud Will be iocAed al ths Maryland
10 Tor repArA
SPOKEN.
Peb 90 lat 30 g. long 80 w. ship Tempsr from NswYork for
Melbourne.
Mach Is. 10 SO S. long IS "a W., ship Black Hawk from New
York San Francisco.
10 LAT 10 s., long. "a AZ W. ship Don Enrique from
Hew-fors for Melbourne.
~ 49, long Ia ship John Barbour (Br from Antwerp
Ap IA lat 81 90 long, brig Alberto. from C,lblen for New
York
April lat 81 TO- long 20 schr Helena (or ceafusOs
FOR Sew-fOTk.
April . 81, long 90 49, bar. Lucy vieE from Galveston for
Fleetwood.
For --latest Sh,p hers see Fin PaQel
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Maria l.. Stokes agt. Edward
stokes In the Supreme Court trial by jury has
waived and all the issues therein have been referred
Joseph ID. Berry, cOunsel0r-at-law.
William L. Church, as trustee of Maria II.
Metoan and Mary E. Church. obtained IN Injunction
Yesterday in tthe Supreme Court against Charles II.
s,one who claims 10 be the executor OF the last will and
Testament OF Thomas X. Metcal restraining him from
receiving aud Duncan. Sherman Co. from paying or
partng with ESQ co., held by them and belonging the
estate OF the late Mr. Metca OF Georgia and about ~
be paid over by them TO the said Charles X Stone.
In the case of the Standard Oil Company
against the Triumph Insurance Company Judge Pratt
decided yesterday that the fact that the policy
turned indorsed for cancellation. although by mistake
and permitted 70 In possession OF the defendants
agents until after tue fire. WA sufficient " defeat tho
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action The question Of costs was reserved until settle
ment OF the findings.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day the Bullock Printing Press Company OF Philade
phia by f. c. Bowman. Its attorney filed bill In equity
against a New-York joint stock company. The Dill
alleges that the Company has, since April, 1853, IN
fringed the complanants patent for printing press
and asks an Injunction and that tho defendant may
be ordered to account for the infringement since April
1868.
The libel suit of Thomas W. Field, Superin-
tendent OF Public Schools, against Henry c. Bowen In
which he claimed $4,000 has been discontinued by the
plaintiff The ease OF Judge Ale McCue against Demas
Barnes for alleged libel came up Yesterday in the S-
preme Court before Judge Pratt but. on motion OIL ue
fendauts counsel, 10 was postponed until next MOhuay
when. order OF Court it Will take precedence oi
all other cases. .....
In the case Of Clarke, Dodge 81 Co. against
Collector ]. f. Bailey, trial IN the United States
Circuit Court, before Judge Woodruff, action was
brought to recover 5000 paid under protest as bankers
and brokers' tax under OF 1884 and 1865 The
ground OF the protest that they were merely
John T. Brrri for the plaintiffs, and United states DIS
trict- Attorney. Bliss for the Collector.
The matter of the custody of the little
child Mary Ellen Mccormack. who was 80 cruelty
treated by her pseudo guardians Mr.. and Mrs Connolly
was set down another hearing in the supreme Court
Yesterday and additional witnesses were eNpecIed,
among them the woman who left the child with the De-
par Ihent VI Charities and Correction. OWING 10 a
probable mistake the witnesses did not appear In court
aud the matter adjourned 10 Tuesday next at IL d. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-17
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