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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Ehe Case OF the Louisiana Banks in the
Eupreme IOUFt-BuIIer's Provost
MRrshals.

WASHINGTON, June l1.-NO. 2O2-
The Mechanics and Traders bank VS.
the Union bank of Louisiana. Mr..
Justice Strong delivered the opinion OF
the court, in substance as follows:
The facts iE this case are that in Nav,
1862, after the capture OF New Orleans
by the United States army, General
Butler, then in command Of the army
at that place, issued a general order ap-
pointing Major J. NJ. Bell, volunteer
aide de-camp Of the division staff, pro-
vOst-judge Of the city, and directing that
he should be obeyed and respected ac-
cordingly. The same order appointed
Captain J. II. French, prOvost-marshal
OF the city, and Captain Stafford deputy
provOst-marshal. A few days after this
order the Union bank lent to the plain
tift5 the sum OF one hundred and thirty
thousand dollars, and subsequently, the
loan not having been repaid, brought
suit before the pTOvost-judge to recover
the debt.
The defense was taken that the Judge
had no jurisdiction over civil cases; but
judgment was given against the borrow
eTs, and they paid the money under pro-
test. To recover it is the object of the
present suit, and the contention Of the
plaintiffs is that the judgment was ille-
gal and void, because the provost court
had 10 Jurisdiction Of the case. The
judgment of the district court was
against the plaintiffs, and this judgment
was affirmed by the supreme court Of
the State.
The argument Of the plaintiffs in error
Is that the establishment Of the provost
court, the appointment Of the Judge, and
his action as such in the case brought by
the URion bank against them, were in
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MENKRN BROTHERS have agreed to
take city scrip at par. This is very pa
triOtic, and, we are sure, the ''poor peel
ers" will appreciate it. But, then, the
guardians of the city can't live on dry
goods, and il they could we don't sup
pose the Menkens could take the whole
amount Of scrip to be issued, and await
the whim of merchants for it's redemp-
ton. The pOliceman's salary is such as
barely suffices TO keep soul and body to-
gether. 1t is meager to the last degree,
preclBding all possibility of "ssving
for the rainy day." which comes with
especial emphasis only to poor people.
II 1t is paid in scrip, and, as has been
more than hinted, the merchants can
put off the payment of their taxes
until January, or beyond, what is to
prevent a gradual shrinksge in value
until the scrip, like all Of that sort OF
stuff that has been issued by Memphis,
comes to be little better than the paper
on which 1t is printed? This, We suggest,
is well worth thinking of. And, at the
same time, it is well to remember
that over one-hsh of our city debt
represents scrip issued to make up the
difference between the face and market
values Of just such paper issued to the
city employees under past sdminist1s-
tions. No matter how honestly issu I'd,
we fear this scrip issue. It is direct
tax upon the poor men who are COM
PEELED to take it.
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THE proposed retTenchment by the
school board is rendered as the best
that can be done under the circum
stances, forced by q charter that, we
hope, will yet be declared unconstitu-
tionsl. But we do hope that the Pop
lSr-street school will not be given up, and
that the first three primary grades will
not be placed on the halliday system lit
is possible to prevent it. In the slater case
1t would be batter to increase the sge Of
entrance for pupils, and so decrease the
number. AS to the abolition Of the high
schools, to reach which is at present
the great incentiveiof the best scholars
OF the graded schools, and the substitu-
ton for them Of twornormal schools,
we think it is Like marching up the
hill, then down again." 1t Is only a
change Of names, for as the schools
stand at present, boy or girl who grad
uate from either of the high schools is
entitled to preference over other ap-
plicsnts for school positions, ali things
else being equal. In the matter Of the
curtailment OF salaries, We think the
committee at fault in not reducing them
all, from superintendent down, upon an
equitable basis, taking into considers-
tion their services. For instance, the
superintendent might be reduced to two
thousand dollars -sslary,1 so that the
seven hundred dollars saved might be
applied to the rent OF the Poplar street
building. We say this in no cRptious or
fsult-fndipg. spirit, because We know
and appreciate the dilemma in which
the board is placed by. the most in.
famous attempt to deny TO the children
OF the people the benefits Of the COM
m on schools ever heard Of In this
con, 1try-an attempt without psral-
lei. rud one that will be re-
member,d to its authors so long as
there are ch Jdren in Memphis TO per-
petuate their names and their acts.
Reading over the retrenchment scheme
carefully, it is plainly the logical result
OF the new charter, and the worst OF
cruel and a vindictive measure, with
out excuse or psllistion, 3 measure who'll |
ly Anti-Americsn, and at variance With |
the spirit OF the age. 1t is our disgrace. |
1t places us at q disadvantage by any
comparison with even the smallest COM |
Tnunities north Of US, and furnishes a |
text to the northern Radicals upon /
which they can hold US up as opponents |
10 free schools because we are southern |
srs, and mainly Democrats. But, COM !
ing back to the retrencbment scheme |
of the board, We would impress |
upon that body the necessity for |
a. little disturbance Of the pres |
emf admirable system as possible. |
LET th,> bigh-schools stand as st present I.
orgspize,.t even though the Poplar /
street building has to be given up, and Z
lat the salaries Of the high-school teseh- |
ers bear g nearer proportion to that Of
the superintendent than is indicated in |
the schedule.
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The 0dd-FelloWs' picnic on Monday
night was, as we predicted, most de-
lightful affair, enjoyed by q host OF the
best people Of the city-people who
represent our various industries and all
branches Of business, and who are among
the first in all enterprises Of "Pith or
moment" The Masonic picnic on
Thursday next will be equally as enjoy
able, and as well supported, but attended
with more ecldt since there is to be an
address by General Banks, Of Masss-
chusetts, one Of the best speakers in the
country; and this surrounding cere-
mony that will serve to vary the pleas
ures OF the day and make it worthy the
order and those who may be present.
We look for an unusual display on the
twenty-fourth
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, June 15.-Cotton is
fiat; middling, 15B@l54c; net receipts,
1858 bales; sales, 50 bales.
SAVANNAH, June I5.-Cotton
quiet; middling, 15c; net receipts, SO
bales; Gales, A bales.
MOBILE, June 15.-Cotton quiet
middling, 144c; net receipts, 28 bales
exports cOsstwise, 23 bales; sales, IOG
bales; stock, 3S2S bales.
GALVESTON, June 15-Cotton quiet
middling, 14sc; net receipts, 81 BALES
gross, 54bales; sales, 422 bales.
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WASHINGTON, June l5.-The depart
ment OF agriculture, in it's cotton report
for June, states that the threatened re-
duction in area has not taken place, nor
has the reduced area OF last year been
much enlarged. Comparison with last
year is as follows: North Carolina, lO2:
South Carolina, l06; Georgia, 9B; FIori-
da, 99i Alabama, l04; Mississippi, IO2;
Louisiana, l0l; Texas, los; Arkansas
l0l; Tennessee, 80. The report OF the
condition is most favorable In the past
five seasons, with the exception Of that
of 1872,
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Decoration Day at Paris, Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, o., June 15.-The Ga
zette'S Paris (Ky.) special says: "The
stormy weather caused the postpone.
ment of the decoration exercises at the
Confederate graves from the forenoon
until nearly three o'clock in the after
noon. The procession then formed and
marched to the cemetery, followed by q
large number Of carriages filled with
ladies. The decorations were tasteful
and elegant. After a short prayer by
Rev. A. NJ. White, the procession re-
turned to the courthouse and listened 10
an Grafton from Hon. J. G. s. Black
burn. In the course of his remarks he
said: I'VE are not here to talk of the
desOlated homes, about which naught
but sorrow rules; We are not here
to blend our feelings in the face
OF those who fought against us.
To-day We would not refuse a
tribute Of flowers to the Union
soldier who fought bravely for the cause
he loved" The speaker then paid a
glowing tribute to the southern soldiers,
and said it was the duty OF those pres.
ent to honor those who have dared to
die for hopeless cause. He closed with
an exhortatiOn to the living to cherish
the memory Of the men who had died
IL such a cause. A poem was read by
Major Henry T. Stanton. DR.. r, l..
Dabney, OF the Union theological semi
nary, Hampden, delivered a eulogy on
stoneWsll jackson, which closed the
exercises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16

A st. Louis dispatch of Monday saws
that StilsOn Hutchins, who has been
general manager Of the st. Louis Times
for some months past, was deposed to.
day by majority vote of the board of
directors. 1t appears, however, that Mr.,
Hutchins and John Hadnett, who pro-
tested against the action of the. board
to-day, own a majority Of the stock of
the Times company, and it is not un-
likely that the action of the board will
be ovelruled at meeting of stockhold-
ers to be held about month from date.
No changes have been announced.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.


Meridian mas temperance piouJUz. W g
suppose the attendance is usually slim.
Fifty editors attended the recent Mis-
sissippi Press association at KOsciusko.
Meridian Gazette: The Okolona States
says: "Draw the lines; draw them deep
and draw them wide" Take care you
don't fall into them and get smothered
to death.
Meridisn Gazette: In the Democratic
county Of Newton we understand that
about every third man is a candidate
From this it would seem that Democrats
desire office as well as Reps.
The Meridian Gazette says ga mans
private character is a treasure" Ii he
means brass, it may do; but we know
some men whose private characters are
anything but treasures, especially they
who borrow newspapers.
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DIED.

HAWKINS-CALvIN HAWKINS, infant son
OF Mr.. c. $. and Lucy Hawkins, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. c. B. Moore on Davey, near
Walker avenue.
The friends and acquaintance of the famf-
ly are invited to attend the funeral this
WEDNESDAY, evening at o'clock. Car
riages at FIaherty & Sullivan.
WALKER-At 10 o'clock am, June Is, 1875,
ARTHUR CARROLL, only child of :. +. and
Anna b. Walker, aged years and Is days.
Funeral services at the family residence
No. Is Vance street, at 4 o'clock this
"WEDNESDAY evening. Friends and ac-
qusintances of the family are invited to at
tend.
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The store Of Harrington, Brost & Co.,
at Newfield, New York, was broken
into Monday night, safe blown open and
the building fired. The flames spread
rapidly in every direction. Two dwell
ings, one hotel and every place Of busi-
ness in the village were burned. The
safe contained fifty thousand dollars in
money, bonds, notes, ETC., in all worth
about one hundred and fitty-One thou
sand dollars. Loss by fire very large
and insurance small.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16

THE news from the Mexican frontier
this morning reads more like war than
anything we have yet had. II the Mex
lean government does not interfere
promptly to prevent the destructive in.
cursions into TexAs of her bandits, war
between the two republics is inevitable.
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TwEED's releRse from Blackwelps
island il the surprise Of the day. But
more surprising still is the persistency
with which he is pursued by the officers
OF the law. 1t amounts to vindiciive-
ness aud not iustice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16

GENERAL SHERMAN has again been
interviewed by st. Louis Tines re-
porter in reference to his memoirs, in
the course Of which he says he Is In re-
ceipt Of letter from Montgomery Blair
"bRcking down on his cArd.D
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Tom M'Gshan, a notorious desperate.
made famous by the tragic end of his
counsel, Hon. c. l.. Vallandigham,
who lost his life in explaining some
points in the trial Of M'Gehan for the
murder OF a man named Myers, was as
sasslnated in his saloon on Basin street.
Hamilton, Ohio, at ten o'clock Saturday
night.
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THE text OF the decision OF the United
States supreme court in the Louisiana
banks suits, involving the validity Of
the proceedings of provost-mArshal
courts, will be found in another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16

The fre caused by lightning striking
one OF the tanks belonging to the
United Pipe company, at MOI terey,
pennsylvania, Friday night, was extin-
guished Saturday evening. Twelve
thousand barrels were burned. Total
loss about twenty thousand dollars,
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WEATHER PRoBAsILITIEg.
wAsRINcrox, June Is. i z

WAsHISGTost June Is, am.
For the lakes, The ohio r1iley and Ten
Hsssee, light northeast to nOrtkUcst
10iHds, stationary or higher pressure,
stationary or .lolOer temperature, and
parity cloudy lgedther JCih occasional
tight rain.
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The Bunker Hill. centennial ceIsbGa.
ton Is the thing tomorrow. Boston
will "throw herself away" upon It, and
make it 8 bigger event than the great
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The proposed measure Of retrench-
ment will efectuAlly kill the public
schools.
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MARRIED.

GALE-BAYNE-On On Tuesday, June 18th, by
Esquire P. j. Quigley, Mr.. JAMES GALE and
Miss MARY F. BAYEE, both of Tunica county,
Mississippi.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Saturday, July "a, 1875.

No. 4344.-SecOnd Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Mary Moriarty VS. D.
II. MOriarty, ct al.
R1 virtue of an taterlOcutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
2lst day OF October, 1874, will sell at on bIic
auction, to the highest bidder in front OF the
county courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July "a, 1876,
within legal hOurs, the following desert bed
real estate, tO-wit: A certain lot or parcel OF
land, lying and being in Shelby county, State
OF tennessee, and in the city OF Memphis, be-
ginning at The southeast corner of lot No. a.
or the north side OF Adams street; thence west
with Adams street about twenty (zOl feet.
thence north with brick wall about sixty
(bO) feet; thence east about twenty (2Ol feet to
an alley; thence with the alley about sixty (6Ol
feet to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-OUe-third cash, balance in
six and,twelve months, notes with Security.
and lien retained to secure same.
ThiS June Is, 1875
". d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. G. and NJ.
b. j. MulvaEill. Jarnigsn q Frayser, soils. tor
oOnPI I. jul6 tn
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Attention, knights TempIar.

V'HE members of st. Elmo Commando
the ASYLUM of the commandery this/W
(WEDNESDAY) evening, June 10Th, at
o'clock, for drill.
Members of Cyrene Commandery, No. 4,
are eourtaoDSIy IN vitsd 20 Join in the drill.
By order of b; r. dALLEh, h. {.
r w SuETTODT Recorder.
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WHEAT, WHEAT.

WE are now prepared to receive Wheat on
w consignment for sale in this market,
or ship same to our correspondents in st.
Louis, II so instructed, Sacks furni he'd on
application.
Memphis, June l6
juI6 STEWART, GWYNNE q co.
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New Style Ruchings and Ladies' Ties Just Received
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
Europa.

Vided. IL. Gervna. V politickYch kru
zich spdsobl ncsmirnou sensaci uvodni
clanek petrohradskeho ,,Golosu', neiroz-
sirenGisiho a nejdilezitesiho ruskeho ca
sopisu, nenz Sc pisatel pfimlouva "a a.
lianci Ruska Anglickem, an pry jeden
re til spolecnych cisafd proevil valetne
umysly. A tim jednim je cisaf nemec-
XIV. - Y techze politickych kruzich se
mluvi o tom, ze mocna slrana M ruskem
dvofe velmi dsilovne o zyiklani pfatelstyi
rusko-n6meckeho pracuje ze Sc lsili ie-
il neispise zdaf.
- Svedsky kral pfibyl dne rs. kvetna
do Berina, kde cd cisafe, princG, genera
rality, ministrd vsech vysokych hodno
! stafi velkou okazalosti uvitan byl. Ne
mecko chce 81 ziskati Svedsko "a spoien
ce pro pfipad, 10 by ptatelstvi Ruska o.
chladlo anebo dokonce nepfatelstvi sc
zvrllo. Svedsko iak znamo byvalo z,
starych dob 1hlavnin nepfitelem Ruska
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17

s kATOLICKE strany horli SO nesmir-
ne prot tajnym spolkim. zvlaste tenn,
ktere mali "a Icel BOZ proti katolicizmu.
Nektere demokraticke listy zaslepenos-
ii sye nebo politicke oselretnost: kato-
licke cirkvi horleni tom state:ne poma-
hail. | nebude zaiste cd mista pfipome
nouti Jim, re ma katolicke strane Jest ia
nejtaineisi, neimocnejsi nejzahnbneisl
tana spolecnost pod sluncem: minime
tim Fad Loyoldv.
Talny rad ten, jehoz clenove isou zava
zani slepe poslusnosti, take na pokyn
generia a superiori jake otroci vsecko
konati musi, byf to byl skutek sebe nesle.
chetnejsi, jest rozsiten po celem okrsku
zemskem zahnizfuje Sc zvlaste Cd te
DOLBY, co Nemecka Italie .iei vypuzuii,
v teto zemi. Rad tento vladne papezem
a celon fimskou cirkvi; ticele ieho json O.
becne znamy - smefujif k dosazeni sve
tovlady. Zvlaste teto zemi isou iezovi
ii velmi cinni; oni zde ovladaii nplne ka
tolickou cirkev, nebot vsechno duchoven
stvo, nizs vyssi, cd kardinala Nc Clos
kyho az po pdlpatera Koudelku, podlehi
vlivu jejich. Vsecky katolicke casopisy
rediguji nebo fidi jezovite, otravuiice tai
ledem jezoyitizmu statisice ctenaf6. Bn
deli vliv moe tohoto tadu tax rychl'
rdsti, jako az dosud, pax sc nase slavna
cd neyGrca 1hlavnich nepfatel knezo
vlady zalozena republika, mdze krasne
moci iezovitI octnouti. Neni pochybnos
ii ze k tomu pracuii, a sice taine i zjev
ne, We zpovednici, s kazatelen, v casopi
sech nescetnych katolickych spolcich 1
no obcovanim lidmi. Necht nikd
moe a vliv tohoto hrozneho taineho rad
nepodcenuje; necht Sc neklame domne'
kou, ze zdravy, silny kmen republiky nj
, 81 brave cervn jezovitismu odola. Pape
love sami byli vici tolnu fadu malomo
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
Ctyrtek dine IL. ceryna 1873.

nj kliment XIV, ktery rad ten po
dlonhem dlouhem rozpakovani zrusil.
zaplatil lnuzn} skutek ten zivotem - o B.
travilit le iedem zvanyln aqua tofiana.
Cbceli 81 ntkdo dobyti o tuto zemi "a
slnhu, ncchf mene brodi prot tain[m
spoikdn politickf I'm. dobrotnnym pro
ale tim borliv6ii 1silovn6-
j hecht brodi Proii neiGhlavntjsimu skad
an syobody "A osvtty - fadu iezovitsk6
mu. ] dnes teto zemi jest ma case
heslo roku osnattyticdteho: .,af zhynou
iezoviti,'
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Hkanada.


Montreal, II. Gtrvna. lie St. John
n. +. telegrafuie Sc sem, ze tam prave II
osob utonue parolod6 Vicksbnrg pfiby-
10 a sice . plavcG a 3 pocestni Kra-
lovsky parnik Swallow" vyplnl, ably hle
dial dosud postradane eluny. = Zachra
nenci vypravuii, ze sest clunh muz-
stvem pocestnyrni do mofe bylo spuste
no. tech pax ze dga lined Sc pfevrhly,
tfeti pax po dvou hodinach Sc pfekotil.
Kapitan vsecky zeny utonnli lodi.
Kapitan ddstoinici zachovai Sc slechet
ne, ale muzstvo chovalo Sc padoussky.
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kOCnik VIII.


-. Dnes, dne Il. ervna. nplynulo ~
Loo, - s,edeia f.s-.a ",..,ae,ioLIvlt
Stencil anglickym zoldactvem bifN kt,
ra Jest dtlinach teto zeme znans
bitva II Bunker Hill Prvni bitvy =
Concordn LeNingtonu, jichz stoleta pa
matka mesci dnbnu ddstoinym sptiso
bem byly oslaveny, mel nasledcich yse-
obecne povstani Noyoanglicku. Vol.
sko generala Gage Bostonu po6tem 10
tisic lezici, bylo obkli6eno skoro od 90 liz
sicH dobrovolnikn, ovsem We zbrani ksz-
nj yoienske necvicenych bidne ozbroie-
nych.
PlnkOynikovi Prescottovi. velcimn
lednomu tisici americkych vlastenc6,
nafizeno. ably lidem svym opeyni ma
vrsi Bunker, ktere bylo ohledn strate-
gickych nesmirne ddlezite. u pficin do
sud neznamych opevuil ysak Prescott H.
nc navrsi (Breeds). nizsi meme dtilezi-
te nez Bunker. coz zavinilo vcIk6 casti
porazku AmerikanG.
Il anglickych lodi zacla stfelba ma o.
pevntni (raspy n valy). ktera cele dopo-
ledne trvala, ale zadneho vysledku meme
la, nebof "a celou tn dobu byl ien jediny
American zabit. o tfeti iodine odpolcd
ne vytrhlo til tisice Angliean6 Bostonu
kdyz pfekrocili pfistav, rozdelili Sc ma
dive kfidla, nichz jedno tahlo k pahorkn
Breeds druhe pax proti leve care Anne
rikanH. M6ste5ko Charleston, jehoz oby-
vatelstvo ma Anglieany stfilelo, bylo od
mich do prachu spaleno. Anglicane hna
Ii ma opevneni dyakrate Gtokem. ale po-
kazde byli hroznymi ztratami odrazeni.
Sesilivse Sc, podnikli tteti itok bodaky,
ztekli naspy yaly a zacali neslfcha-
nou vzteklosti obhaice opeyneni toho vraz
dit. Jehkoz po jednom jeste vystfelu I
stfelivo jejich 1plne vy6erpano bylo, mn-
sell braniti Sc pazbami ruenic saylemi. |
iako lvove bojovali, museli pied !
ce V nepofadlSu couvnouti, pfi Gemz all
glicke voisko do mich nstayicne palilo
Ma kratkou dobu zastavili sc ma paforku
Bunker a postavili Sc tam nepfiteli ma
odpor, ale liz Sc dlonho u1rzeti nenohli.
Den skon6il porazkou Amerikdnd. An
glieane ztratili 22G zabtych S2S rant-
nych, kdezto ztrity Arnerikanfi znatnt
mensi byli, n sice 40 zabitych, 271 rane
nych 80 zaiatycE.
Boston oslaeuie pamatku teto nestast-
ne avsak heroiclie bitvy velikou okaza
losti.