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New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED.
s,.hip Walker, Richmond City Point and Nerok
with rpd,e and pass q Ola DOMINION Steamship Co
BsrI Foikvsng tSor) Hamre. Lisbon 30 days 10 ballast
Bark GsIe (of HewhayeDl Daae PoaaPre II days with
-. -, 49,. uu-, n IA -
Brig Tord Bermua Cooper Guansnsmo 20 with
ux,x, ~, -- 49,, - -,
with
sehr Whitney lo ThomAstonl, Masters CardeaAs IA days
with 90 -, 80
sugar
schr A J. Kelly Greenwood virgnia. with oysterA
schr Cora, CamAu. Virginia, With oJsierA
WlSD-ognset light A thick iog.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship France (F Truiee nom Hsyre Feb ID vent
ashore this during dents g and lies
about mile the beach will probably Of a. aex high
DOMESTIC PORTS
Z5.-ArrVed, steAR>Ln AlhAaba frou Halifax
bark Neptune, IRON Messinl
PoRr ROIAL c. FEB. 25.-Sas seanshp North Point for
Feruandlns Fla
FoHrKEss MONROE Feb 2-Aryd bark Petuna from Pernam
haeo Passed sohr White ing CsrienAs for baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
aovLE, Feb 25rhs Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia. Craig
ron SevfHfk frh II. e. alsiycl here to-day.
LvEapooL Ieb % Arrve seansap Memphis from Boston
HALFAA e. - ~ - sailed steamship OasDsp p tNrrnicl
AsTSs 1s-a l-ts.ASa Ox,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
GogERNnEYT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Friday, Feb. 26-l a. N.
gvnOpsis FOR NE past tcentv-four hours. .
The barometer las fallen and risen again OF
the south Atlantic and Eastern. and Gu1 states, anu
It is lowest in Maine and highest In Texas and
Manitoba. =, ., ,
NOrherly winds and clear weather prevail with lower
tomperature the Southern States aud extreme North
West but with gher temperature over the upper lake
region. ,.- .......-.
Brisk and nigh northwest winds, lower temperature
and cloudy weather prevail in New.York and Nev-Jer
sev ana Southwest New-Engand. 80
The rivers have ST. Louis ana rapidly at Nor
gantown EreepOrt Pittsburgh, Marietta, Cincinnati
Louisville, and Nashville.
Probabilities.
For Friday in the South Atlantic States, rising bar
ometer westerly Winds cooler clear weat tner.
For the Gulf States stationary or falling barometer
followed oy winds shifting TO southwest aud southeast
and clcar warm weather.
For Tennessee tile Ohio Valley, southwest Winds
yeerlng TO nOrh-west falling, followed by rising bar
ometer: cooler partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys
and the North West. rising barometer cooler nOrthery
winds and clear partly cloudy weather.
For The lake region and Middle StaeeS rtsng barometer
cooler 1tsk norh1Gst rinds partly cloudy ana clear
uedGer. .,
For New En- glnd rising barometer, north and north
west winds, cooler, cloudy ana clearing weather.
The rivers Will rIse especially the Cumberland, Ten
nessee, and Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

stone contractors from data Obtained from the Witnesses
books Witness nothing OF the correctness OF tne
figures on the books OF his assstans John MURPHY IN
1870 devered 3lss20 brick and In 1871 7'iO6s brick
The of brick ascertained by tnem
The work vas done by some OF his associates TIE
Of this had never been verified IN any
with reference ~ cement 1888 oarrels o, ~
were delivered by Bangs % Gaynor an1iversd 70 1Si
in bulk CO was all certified and paid for at tho rate
Of 81 80 barrel Large Quantities OF the cement was
stored the dock ori some cases Darreleu ~ she
expense OF the State. James W. Eaton has been super
intendent OF the capitol since june 1915 nave mac
as il arrives The ground. EIch stone comes heIe
marked per memoranda sent 70 the ilatI99 ~
and f5 cents per hour the past summer. Have maue
experiments to the expense OF cutng granite.
IL IL IS Is per cubic foot The expense OF setting s
granite il about sl cents per About threeOGrths
OF yard OF cement VIII lay 1000 bricks The cost per
obtained fr0m the Van Rensselaer, pit. prefer the
latter There were l.2tl yards or sand on hand when
sand, about 400 yards, fIhng IN. IL was a
PRACTICAL OF sand which cost s. yard paid ~
delivered on the doc or 81 rs delivered at the work
consider Albany brick Quite good any Others useu
per square foot for stone averaging y inches thick
found l473O00 bricks hand when comm enced WORK on
the capitol IN June last consider tEe prices
paid horse ralroaC hauling material far pald
Mr. BOdweH S. per foot tor hne eur granlte Ohe-ncn
GIN plain line fist met Senator's Wood anu LOWery
in the Fall Of 1874 and Senators Lord and selKreg thS
evening.
Adjourned until Tuesday evening.
ALBANY Feb. 25-The Senate Finance Committee tn-
vestlgating tie New Capitol management have eX
amned L. A. Merritt, OF the New Capitol Comuiis
siOners, but nothing OF importance has DeeA
elected He testified that all The action OF the Commis
sioners, including the allowance OF the lnch
margin and the cutting Of the at the quarries
thought by them have been for the best interest,"
the State He concluded by saying ne found hmseH
in an embarrassing post Three OF the Commission
had resigned, but he would do all In his power 10
furnish the Committee with information, ana desired 70
be informed OF all It's meetings al future. .
Mr. Smith. counsel for the COMMITTEES, said they wOuld
accept the proposition. AA the Information posslOIe
was wanted He cid suppose this Investigation was
instituted TO prove any guilty or Intentional
wrong, but to throw light upon this great pubic
work. He added that 81 300 had been paid for s0ne
and be had been unable To tnd a man who had meas
urea che stone. He hoped the Commissioners would
show that this stOue has been put in the building.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
COMMUNIST THREATS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The Communists an or
yan,zatou which originated during the panic OF lS'S
and which is composed chiefly Of workingmen OF foreen
extraction who claim be in destitute circumsahces
have been for some days past threatening an ou',
break in case their wants are not suVpAeu' an1 M
"a avad unon to-day, at o'clock p. m, as the
,too ,or renewing their demand upon the Reief ana
Aid society decrring that The event aid was not a.
V tben, fney would use means for obtaining H. Inc
made preparations for any possible 0ul-
hrsaL but there has been NO disturbance IhOugn h.s
crowds gathered around me rOous VI t'u ,i a. ~, a
50 by the police
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

DALruoRu Peh 25-CArTLK-At the opening Of the u.zkt
c,t ry toward the close the saes slow
decline % last week. prices all grsdes bo;
ale bladTc; medium 4d4 l2c extreme range 31sG7c most
,aes At 49 95e; receipts, 1875 sales, 1OO3S
Hoas declined d % with liberal supply Of generally Light
l0e at 9.1394c receipts, 7,aoS.
sRxEP dull al q ad7 sc receipts 2759
BuYraIo 25CATrLsRecep to-day 23S bead naking the
,, 6562 head 386
377 dme ast week. 2O same time m
Market Yesterdays 600 head
were disposed only yards uosod quality
sales Illinois ranging from l9O to 2o0 ID at
sOGs6 25 25 head Ohio from 9O5 to 1907 u
sas6 Is $50 Michigan ranging from S2 to lO7O ID. IS
ass rs. ... ,
sHEsP AND LAxBs-Recepts to-day 1900 head making the total
SIMPLY l5s00 head against II 200 head for
d. sam- time week and 209 for tbs
year Tae and tat is remaining aIsod RAst
er Duog readily be supply exceeds the demand
for the 500 head disposed of sales Of
300 Western Sheep ranging from - 70 20 s5oeo ISi
bO0 head Ohio IRON rs TO 80 H. s t5GS5 90
TO-DAY, 24OO bead MAKING he total supply for
,hs 800 head TO- 100 head for Ihe time
IL 900 head for the time last year. No market
TO-DAY es only 300 bead to c butchers cars unsod common
aus dty Yorkes bong So 509sB 30 heavy 81 25d$7 40
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
ORITUARY NOTES.

Charles T. Gray, an old and highly respected
citizen Of Newark N j. died at his late residence on
Highest. yesterday in his e9th year dc went " Nc"
- tost and engaged in the dry goods BUSINESS and
,ror+Iv in the shoe manufacture. In 1862 he was
ted Postmaster which position he held Tor egnt
Years. He subsequently Ci'y AFeasufei "Au ~
~ the Essex Public Road Board.
NEwBuRGH, n. Y, Feb. 95.-Ezra Farrlng-
.n a nrominent citizen and Postmaster OF this city
,nca 1851 except for year two during President
1hnsonSs administration. died suddenly thls evening
while entering his late residence
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Secretary of the Smithsonian In
RIGHTS OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES IN
CANADA.

pEBArE BEFORE COMMITTEE OF THE DOMINION
HOUSE OF coMMONs-ADDREss BY DIRECTOR
OF THE ANGLo-AMERICAN CABLE CoMPANY-THE
RIGHT TO LAND CABLES ON THE SHORE OF NOVA
SCOTIA DEFENDED.
OTTAWA. Ont, Feb 25.-In the Committee
on Railways. Canals and Teegraphs the bill on the
Marine Electric Telegraph came up for consideration.
The clauses passed 10 the 14th which anecs the
existing companies Lord william Hay, as the director
Of the Ango-AmerIcan Cable Company, addressed the
Committee AZ some length. He explained how
seriously the proposed legislation would affect their in
terests and maintained that the Company had legal
moral and equitable right 10 Land their cables on Nova
Scotia.
Mr Mackenzie said that a Newfoundland mo-
sOpoly gave the Company no right TO extend lts
eabsp 70 Cape Breton. Privileges that were conferred
uno, an orirnal company did not apply to
moro than one-twentieth part OF the present
eapttal OF a7OO0OOO OF the Company. The
ETOOOD was the aggregate capital on combined
COMPANY which had claim or interest IN the monop
oy The fact that the Company would Only Do
considered as squatters when they had no legal or
equitable claim part of the course except IN
Prince Edward Island. He contended, too, that no
nerr urescrpve right could give the Company exemp-
ton from the pal powers exercised by the Gov
eruuepi The dispatch Of the Colonial Secretary OF
18th January 1885, stated the reasons Tor disanowlng
the act giving the Company monopoly 10 Nova scotls
70 be because the Queens Government considered II
highly iner,edieDt both for of the Prov
nee and the Empire TO grant such exclusive privileges
TIE British Government therefore held the same views
regard 70 the monopoly as did the Dominion Govern
the legal rights Of the Company none existed
mere agreement with the Nova scotia Ieiegrapn
Company did not entite them TO monopoly Oh laholns
cables In Nova Scotia All that the Governments "SAe"
IN the bill 70 put end 10 monopoly oi "env
Iear caused by the act OF another colony sn0uiu VIC
Company 20 allowed 10 retain monopoly when no Leg
Native sanction had been received . ~
Alter prOracted discussion, the question as " e,
sastaBee VI legal Tghts referred " = 5uDComM'N
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
THE NEW CAPITOL INVESTIGATION.

TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH DAVIS. STATE ENGINEER
SWEET AND Mr.. M'ALPIN-rHE GRANITE, BRICK,
AND CEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MER-
RITT BEFORE THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Albany. Feb. 25-In the Capitol investiga-
ton this evening Mr. Hale. counsel for the Commission
ora read statement the amount Of granite said to
have been used in the building taken from previous
testimony elected.
Joseph Davis was recalled. The letter shown him
was proposition from the Fayetteville Cement Com
pauy to furnish at rs cents per barrel of 800
pounds each The paper is signed by ]. b. Gaynor and
Is , proposition TO furnish all the cement needed in
s- or for the entire building rs cents barrel OF
afu mounds delivered the Capitol grounds. The
Albany Horse Railroad Company was paid for carrying
cement IN lS7l
s H. Sweet State Engineer and Surveyor, sworn !:
Commenced the work OF supervising the measurement
of materials for the Capitol Building In July 1860;
his duties we're examine the quantity and quality Of
the materials entering into the construction Of the work
he supposed at first that he was to have charge OF
placing the stones in the walls Of tae building but Mr.
McAlpine said that was not in his department J. II.
Loss g. H. Van Sickler, Rob Hastings, Matthew Howe,
ir John Gof Richard Prescott, and Munson Nichols
were all assistants 1862 The expense OF the depart
ment was about s34 per day. The force was reduced
aftervard During the year 1869 Loss and Gof made
actual measurements OF the granite delivered. The
granite cut elsewhere than at Albany entered ut larger
figure on our books here than It actually measured
An inch was added all around. The plans were meas
.red TO learn the quantity. and an inch was added
In making up the account Of the contractor
for rough granite. the figures taken as furnished
nv the architect from plans, and the inch margins
added The witness presented elaborate tables OF
figures showing the amount Of granite and foundation
Stone delivered.
Nj. hcAlplDe certified W tho amount VI Tue bills q
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

yswORLrAss Feb 25-Corn Advancing for all kinds, selling
e2 n95 selling largely 9sc Pork dull and declining
sIgdsI9 Meal held 81 % Other articles unc anged
Erhauge-NesYort sight premium Sterling lever At 5ol Cold
ll4+ :,
sr LOUIS 25-Pour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull No.
Fall 81 O52GSl O514 No 3d. 81 O2 0Sl o. Corn easier at
63aGG5ae Oats easier At 66lag57c Barley dull No Spring
3UaSl 22a dat WHISKY steady 81 o. Pork-more
doing at sl8 So cash sS l5 March, sS 379 Apnl sl9.
uy angd Bacon unchanged only limited
bng declining 3s Live Hogs firm for best grades others
weak Light eavV YOrEe So 5O0S5 so PIeEng 20 So
Cst. steady 81 rs Fair Good ButcherP, SIS
IS so; Fair Feeders "a 75 ReceOs-Pour 5000 bbl
Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn OOO oash Oa1 IOVOO oash Bar
WHxIsaros n e., Fes 25spirt, Turpentne irn at s2e.
Ron steady Crude Tupenins quiet; 81
for Hard s2 30 for Yellow Dip So ~ for Virgin Tar quiet at
81 40.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
,rv WORK CUSTOMS OFFICERS CHARGED WITH
NE" AN, FRAUD.

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 20.|Collector Waas-
18th Of tbis city returned to-day from Washington
he has been 30 prefer charges against the Custom
house officials of NewYork. He claims that goods are
received in New York at under-vauation' which Is
detrimental to this and other Western Cities and RODS
tno General Government Of its rghtful revenue He s
clothed with authority from the Secretary OF the treas
urv 10 nyestgate whole matter ana report at LIE
onrer,ance he claims that the New-York appraisers
80 nnon fraudulent invoices for New-fork houses 70
pS az extent as to cut of the possibility OF western
rnarchants importing 70 any e1tenC
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
LATEST STEAMSHIP NEWS.
weeks.

The latest dispatches this morning by way
of the gna Office Washington state that the steamer
Queen got of without assistance about 10 p H. during
strong gale from the west 1t is also stated IN these
dispatches that France got Off shore about II p n
wind northeast and blowing brisk
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
DISCOVERY OF A MINOR PLANET.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Prof. Forster of Ber
I'm Announces the discovery OF planet Of twelfth
magnitude IN bsm. right ascension 130 az decna-
tion north with q motion north Of 10 daily.
JOSEPH HENRY
Secretary OF the smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
5uerlal NoIlres

City Destitution.-THg ASSOCIATION FOR InPRov
ING THE CONDITION Oh THB POOR makes appeai 10
behalf Of suffering poor. Great the destutOn last Wnte
II Is much greater during he Of the
greater than h, Organization thirty ye, h
Januap, relieved persons 1888 persons the
month In February there has been usual large
applicants over the previous month
cresse until Spring business revves
The contributions meanwhile short Of tho amount the aa
ens.d detution demands,
diminished without Increased amount Of distress The Aggravated
suffering that follow Of extreme necessity By
pension relief calls for such and liberal Contributions VIII
enable this charity bOuuy of the bsnD'0su wherever s
want and ~retchedness of tAs city found
The deserving respectable character of the applicants nos
less than their They nOsy worthy nshaa
labo clerks, wdOwa needle with dependent families
Who through fault Of compelled to k temporary aA
Many Of them charity BEFORE and press.s
distress will probably never ask again
Il the depths OF this poehing to kOOw tha. ~
depressed deprived thousands Of the mntoo1s poor Of ne
sans Of Everywhere the suserer'n comparatively
comfortable apartments well In courts and cellars and gcs
shveug hunger and insufficient clothing Their ~reieAea
ne Is enough to The obaas pity. and to s sOnpa
sionae to BberaHty
The Association pursuus the discriminating system Of reid
that has been successfully operation for the third Of century
this city and which extensively adopted both Ibis
and in Europe with unqualified approval sf The sniss.
phiautbropss Of the age
The managers deeply the necessity for this appeal The friends
and parons Of the Association well hss udoasy avoids -
unnecessary obuson m bsneaent vost public notice s
seventy of the weather depression Of the be he's
apology.
Contribution, NAV be sent to BROWN BROTHERS CO. 50
w.u,; B. MISTURs, Treasurer, 7s souihs,; A. HART
LEY ssssry 50 Bible Hsass any tho oaoc sahOrssA
collectors
"a, o,s., a, IN, Bo.n JANIS BROWN PresitenI
Jonx c. Gnz.s, HoaArio ALLEN. JAxn LHsoI. ED.
JAyyaAr. vlce-PrenasutA
STEWART BRows gRAsru BxsHDrcr, ROsERr LEsOx Kss
szDr Members Of the Council
Body Brussels Carpe.-5Oo piece, 5hrus Body Bra...h
Carpets comprising aas assortment. at 81 rs, retail.
GB0. K L. HYATT, 273 Caeiist
Friday, Feb. 10, 1873.
We have thu, day reached the number $4,000 patients 70 soes
Dz COLrOSs No. 10 Cooper Institute Gas fresh ssrI nornas
Post.Once NoIice.-rbe MAILS FOR kUkorE Tor se w~s
sndng SATURDAY Feb 81 1873 ~i al tbs once as oS~s
e L JANIS. r "
Tse Philadelphia. Otnee oi The tribune I. ai liz
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND kDvEaIIsEMkSrs RECEIVED AT PUB
LIsHEaS RATES
sahrer o the Daily in Philadelphia have ii, served By
carriers In time TO DO read A. me oeMs tsoe
eas, us,caea 10 all para ae BaeA numbers ssaA,
| be snpDued q Gs anA>
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

Trus-es.-Rsprrcd pTsons avoid s Radical cure vcfn
catehenny sdverted hsmslg W a-
RUBBER TKUss esahsrrent 1fI osGrar
Ee Large g. favorable pncs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
NARRIKN
gEACU-VAy RIPPER

BEACH-VAy RTPRR-At residence Of the bride 81 East resh-
ST. Monday Feb - b. the Rev " H. EgoA james g. Beaos
10 Mrs Hannah Van kipeT, al Of talS city,
DYER-TRICE-On THURSDAY Peb 25 the ST. Isues Church
the Rev. G. W. Homer HarrY Dyer Of Bookn to Carrie la
Price OF Lou
FULLER-PAEKER-A the Church OF the Ne BROOKLYN,
"a bV the J. Clement French. aEei Or the
Henry scaaGer d. D. While r. Falsr - Aune zsghter o
Asa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
DIED.

Al Notices or A1rrtdges must be mdo,Sed c'@ fsI
edB,e and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
pIyrrya CLOTHS MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.


ppovrnyycs L. L. 25-Pintng Cloths continue steady
s for 6iI04 STANDARD Extra cloths, sh quiet Market
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
The PbiIa deiphia Otfce of The Tribune In at IL
SOUTH siXrhSr
LEDGER Building . - -
srpscpIpTTOys Ann kDykRTISEMkNTS RECEIVED At PUB
IIsHRRS RATES

sahseher 10 the Daily Philadelphia have ht paper served
cs their seuees be read a the hreskssi table
evd b ,cs EIPrrss trai0 81 40 aud Is IN
dispatched VI the ot. baeA numbers 80 saAs
be ,nppliea a 4s a6Aa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
HAsHEGToN d. c., Friday, Feb. 26-l a. m.
gpnOpsis for NE DGst tcenfy-four hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Deeds filed for record for the 48 hours
ending September s. 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson. Gillette g. Smith, Ex-
aminers of Title, No. 30, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
F. w. Gibson to Ed. d. Gibson.- 20 acres In
Rancho Santa Gertrudes.
A. j. Johnston ct al to VIM. Horne Lot IL,
block G, of Johnston tract; SE5.
A. w. Ryan to .. Horton.-27H acres in
Rancho Santa Gertrudes.
Manuel Requena 10 A. ]. Severance.-Lot
on south side Of Turner street, next TO Pryor
tract: $780,
Adelaide Alexander to r. S. Ramsour.-
Tract in Rancho TaJuata, about 50 acres:
$3.50.
d. w. C. Cowan to M. s. Jones.-2% acres In
TO, Sec. 4 s. X 10 w; $3.50.
NJ. s. Jones to N. Gray.-llH acres in Sec. 9,
7. -, r. 10 W; sl.i0O.
f. T. Bird ct al to C. Maclay ct al.--Lots 80
and 80, block 5, san Fernando; $40.
j. w. Clark ct al to j. H. GOoch --One acre
In Clark's addition to Anaheim; $500.
Pauline Ii eman ct ais to r. MelrOse.-Deed
and agreement to convey lot IS and w. "a of
lot SO, Heiman G. Georges addition, ,Anahelm; I;
$l,B32 81.
@. B Layman to r. Huntley.-One acre In
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; $4,000.
+. Schmidt to Thos Smith.-W. "a Of 8. E..
a Sec "A, 7. s, r.. II w, 9O acres; $500.
+. Schmidt to Ed Schmidt.-E. n OF s. f. 4
Sec "a, Il. 3, II. IA w; $1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-09
New Patents.

Through dispatches to Dewey & Co.,
Patent Agents, S. F., we receive the
following advance list of U. S. Patents
granted to Pacific Coast inventors,
viz; g. r. Donner, s. F., horseshoeing
tool; w. Eppelsheimer, s. F., device
for propelling cars; w. Eppelsheimer,
S. F., means for turning cars on short
curves; A, Paraf, s. F., fiuxing COM
position ]. Walker, Sonora, CAL,
stamp mill feeder; M. p. Boss, Vir-
ginia, New, distributing quicksilver
in quartz mills; A. S. Buckelew, CO.
lusa, CAL, watch case spring; p. Hin
kle, S. F., device for operating throt-
tie valves; w. H. Richardson, s. F..
air and water heater; F. H. Ruhl,
Stockton, CAL, lift pump valve; ].
Steiner, Mendon, Cal, water wheel;
L. D. Stephens, Gold Run, CAL, ore
washer; Kwong on Cheong, s, F.,
trade mark for tea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-09
That Bloody Encounter.

1t seems that in the encounter at
Viegines Canada, between Banks and
Bennett, the former supposing the lat
ter the instigator of the band who had
burned his dwelling to the ground,
proceeded to Benefits house with hos
tile intentions. Upon being called
out Bennett made his appearance,
shotgun in hand, and received shot
from Bsnks. At the first opportunity,
which was soon given by Banks ris-
ing up out of she arroyo, Bennett re-
turned the fire, lodging the slugs with
which his weapon was loaded, in his
enemy's thigh and side, near the re-
gion of the heart. Banks is danger
ously if not fatally hurt, and it is sup
posed that Bennett is dead, as he has
not been heard from since. Sheriff
Rowland and three deputies are now
on the battle field after the culprits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-09
TERMS CASH.

OCH Dale, valise; Mrs R Smith, trunk;
Burke, sack clothing; G w Robinson, tool
chest; c w or $, box mdse; w Cogs-
we'll, box mdse: w S Corwin, box mdse;
A q Shsw, box books; ] Goldman, box
books; Rev ] NJ Leahy, box books; A Per-
tigo. box mdse; DIR Hutchings, l box mdse;
kappe, IA cases ale; l. M Thomas, G furni.
ture; NJ Baker, sewing machine; G s, |
show case; A Hutchinson, c hardware; A
f Davis, bale mdse Z Cante, iron heater;
A S, 10 pcs iron; Jno Mcdonald, pcs cast
ings; NY B., mt beer kegs; q e Co, Will
mington,1 pkg scythes; Louis McGrea,l plow;
B, wagon box bottom; ] Boyan. SIX oak
um; A f & Co, Panamint, box glass; F G
Chase, roll zinc; Rowland 2 2grindstones and
fixtures; Royael Reyes, l bbl liquor; l. A, l
spade; not marked. wash tubs, pkg blinds,
c glass, box paint, box ink, Dbl sugar, 2
pkgs hubs, roll mating, pkg seat springs,
plank, marble slab, 10 doors, 1 pkg churns,
PKG soythes, l coil rope, keg nails, roll
zinc, l box glassware, l box mdse, Iron
pump, ii boxes trappers' tools, small trunk,
l oox hsrdware, bdls sash weights, box
mdse, bdl hoe handles, bale excelsior, l
mattress, platform for horse power, mower
seat and fixtures, l Dbl vinegar, pkg q rolls)
betting, pkg whips, 6plow points, pkg cul-
tivator teeth, pkgs stove CRATES. box soap,
hf Dbl dried fruit, boxes Wor, sauce, kit
mackerel, mats rice, l box saleratus, boxes
sugar, box mustard, canned fruit, b oys-
ters, i C sugar corn, oil, cigars, pkg
pruning knives, chest tools, 4 coal Oil, l
pkg (l2) rakes.
E. E. HEWITT, Freight Auditor.
Sup't. sept8-l0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-09
Travellers Home.

Arrivals by Coast Stage Line yester-
terday from San Francisco: w. R.
Launt, B F Armstrong, Mrs Webster,
MS Spaulding, G. H Qugerson, H d
McDillon, Domingues Zera.
Arrivals by Telegraph Stage Line
yesterday from San Francisco: r
Hirshfeld, E D La Gar, J II Stone, M
Prismer.
Departures yesterday For San Fran
cisco per Telegraph Stage Line: s P
Smith. Miss Evans, II w Hummer
ton, A Green.