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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
DROyIDENCE AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation OF sroNINGroN LINE ant pgoyIDENcE
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR rRovIDENCE. NEwPoRr AND BOSTON
elegant steamer RHODE isLANPe
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS leave Pier Ss
n rhro"s I'll scts,s to al principal point. New gland and
be obtained at t. hTS@ R IN ra a@ HIiS s
aes Of Wesieo1t Express CON pany Si9 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Va, IA, r rtn :iss n RsR Electra MON
ga and rFRfth any
n loot Q. Robinsons, at E m direct route Z"
Freight via either line taken =, o"ss, p ,s p,a
/. W. FILKINs. General Passenger Agent
/ the NEWJERsEY souTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare nom New York 10 Philadelphia only " b. ,.,
and iIHs oS s T
connecting g. a9y ffom T r 81 R ol of RectOr
si5 a. m.~For Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River
LOO D. ~ For Pbiladeipa Long Branch Barnegat Tuck
400 mFor Long Branch River and wsre'own
Rr peT yI fi Retarnns leave
LgHg branch 300 p NJ siss sSE6sS General Manager
Ga lnd ne up T rsa q
foot OF cana daily except Sunday at o p M
vTHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY:
Short Babylon Bays Islip sayvine' and 10
elogue- .,
Lave Hunters Point $50 m-Patchogue mail train win
pariOr attached.
Leave Hunters Point 200 p. m.-Patchogue way train.
Leave Hunters Point 4sO T. m.-Pachoguo express uAn'
with parlor attached
Leave Hunters g. p. m.-Islip way train.
Fur mart culars bills and small time tables Also Tor
trains 10 aud Farmngi2e Central PARK hydc rark
Utns,e and oher stations boats New York.
foot OF James slip River 80 minutes and foot OF Thirty
fourth Al East RIVER Is minutes previous the departure oi
trains from Hunter Tickets sold and baggage checked
at James alp Thirty fourth st ohceA SUNDAY trains leave
IInners Point for Neck, Hampstead. Gancn city.
PTohogue and all way stations &C $50 M and 700 m
Fr Fusina College Point whtcstone and al insrmodiats
stationS st tl5 1000 100 ~, and Loo $40 oCC $50
nm ~ On"tvNb 1sS~~"H~s~
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPAgrMENr-2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
U so Registered. 1884 : lutD Registered -
SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK p. II.
Sales Of state Bonds Railroad Bonds-Bank and Rad
r0ai Shares-ErDress Stocks. 6c.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY By DAYLIGHT
n Day boats g. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave
Vrstry-sr " r. daily Sundays excepted al e3 ana
9th landing at Nest Point Cornwall Nswourgn
salr points West Trip tickets 10 " esq Po
C0rns an and Newburgh returning same day 81, onnenc
ns 2. Special trains 10 and from saratoga 10 or|
tOea - 20 Round trip 81 40
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BIRDIE.
athaTine slip AT ii 80 m ahh irugeloita
IL D. m. -----------
CITIZENS' LINE.-Steamboats for TROY,
connecting with all raiNay lines North and West FARE
cents deck; CABIN passag including berth u Eegant
donnecting lines jos. CORNELL supt.
L'OR WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, Pkeepse.
i Honioui, kingston. Cozzens Cornwall Milton, New
Harnbnrgh and Mar,oro' by frrry) The MARY POWELL
leaves VI5SFRY-sT. rirr 30. y r.. daily at 1901 m
LIOR GREENWICH and NORWALk.-The
IL fayoute steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves foot Mar
keS ricr 80 week day at 80 p ~ ana ihidy
third 40 Leaves NOr"hh ~ ooo H. an"
greenwich at M Fare, 80 cents
NEWBURGH. WEST POINT. COZZENS''
~ HOTEL DOCK. IONA ISLAND.
DAILY (s.nalays excepted by steamboat AkMENIA com
mencing WEDNESDAY. June ~ NON hDO MI y, III
Ton 81 AT $50 A. m Vestry y. y $40 Twenty fourth
At $50 Landing Manhatianvne. 800; NOnkeir, iu32
Dobbs Ferry III Nyack and Tarryt0~n by ferry boat ll
returning nom Newburgh a. go p No. reaching Ne"lOrX
a $50. and Brooklyn at Z p. M
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY, SARATOGA
~ur ues the North The Drew OF ~ JOnn
North River canast connecting a AlDany WIZ an TIT
way lines North and Nes tickets iiu
fr -e al Dois Express once gii Broadway as carter
l. ress Co. 2fl Broadway. and al fth Avenue Ote ana
ia,s.oe checked 10 desf ina i'm On the wharf.
R-GREAT REDUCTION IN FAKE-Elf-I LASS
PASSAGE oSLY 81 20: DECK PASSAGE 80 CENTS.
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STATE LINE.
- NEW YORK To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These first class Empowered steamers Will SAL from Cou
pany : Pier, No 30, North RIVER. a. follows; - On
STATE OF PEENSYLNANIA. edness,y June ~
STATE OF GEORGIA Wednesday jury -
And EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter. first Cabin. SO.
$50 $40; Return tickets $40 second CABIN Passage
500 Return Tickets lowest rates Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN q Co. Agents, ~ Broadway, N \.
STEEEAGE OFFICE NO ~ BROADWAY.
TINTED STATES PASSPORIS-lndispe
sabla 10 American citizens going abroad. issued by
RUFUS X. McHARG. l35 Broadway, Notary and COmnils
soner Of Deeds for
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FALL RIVER LINE

E'AlIL hlNEh LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RlVEH DAILY
SUNDAYS June 81 To Aug 20 incusive.) ats D. N
From Pier 2S North River. foot Of Murray st.
THE WORLD.RENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
CAN'T A. G. SIMMONS. Capt b. VI. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
The most Taunton. Mitdleooro. Plymouth
New Bedford Marthas vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all principal points In New-En
gland and the Provinces.
For Tickets apply at 9t4 Broadway Broad
way corner Twenty thirist Courtst. Brooklyn or at
the Office Per and all principal Hotels and Ickce W.
flee, IN the city BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
GEORGE l.. CoNNOR, Gen. Pass. Agent @. c. sB Co
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE for Englew0Od, Y0nkers, Nyack HaNer-
straw Peeksk and intermediate landings every aitarnoon
lexcep sunday irum OF Harrison ST. " y once on
-. 49, .A-o''-
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND PULLPOwEkED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing New.York SATURDAYS from Liverpool on
THuRSDAYs calling at Cork Hsrbor each way
CELTIC SATURDAY. June 10, at D. m
REPI BIIC, SATU RDAi. June 20. at 1871 m
BRITANNIC. sATU RDAY July 3 At p
GERMANIC SArU RDAf, July TO- at 1880 a. IN
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. July ~ az p M rrr,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIED oZ, Nohih
RlNB.L -, -, l.. ..,.
These steamers fastest in the trade are norm in sze
ami in appontmens The saloon Staferoons,
smoking Bath placed anishs where ire noise
motion least aroring degree oil comfort hitherto un
atainable at sea- - 800 -, u. ,vo,o,. ~,
favorable terms. Steerage. at low rates
Drafts from FL upward . -, -. a..
of plans and other nfofnaon Apply At INC
COMPANY '' ~ F. }. CORrIS. Agent
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1924 Nescey sGt. Turisy. sos Peissr At Bill .,
t4ll. Duyarquet q a. age SO6I Meea - ne - MSSs
OtesnhemR. 3O00-hoCevV - w.
4442 .Py agt Chsuvsud- de- 49,,
44s3- Duparquet Of a. egk 500 stedman y 80
Jest ct a. 1911 -CeGGu ~ '{..SA
le96 Kappcs at Boyance 4405.. HcdueldI ss@ A~S~'
1863 Wright ct a. aEf Reilly. - nef o. y. rs.
llx3- Murphy agL OCouneh. SoI4 Barber sgS D Ma
1l5s -MeGraw ACT King. 5U5o- McCofmicA -
1000 sst xpon.on " "' mil Chaser At Simon.
oee1 Cohen at Marer 29oi brown aet Ward Of ~
1879 McQusde agt Walsh. 2yA basseu AZ hsfs, .rA
1856 Feucht sst ausssn- S7se' h' s,o ss''
3036 Juch zgt. Rodiger.. 1865 Pfckh,fus 80 N~'-
sO37. Anderson at Anca - ~ -. p,.cr
ssoa9 smith at kvrnrs 1855 Hall ACT Remington s.
3O42. Mayne agt Mayne. NJ"
3043. MsyDe agt Mayne. -
GENERAL SEsHoys-HAcKErr, R-Wilham McEvoy, n ia
ard GaggcD burglary Patrick Mullen feioncS sax MAJ
battery Iayina Brown. MARY Wilnam james .rho6
Clark Jane STOKE Erastns HILL FRANK r.
Henry Breed, Ann Knpet James smth sisnu ,arcsrv
James MOhoney. Edward Jones, Thomas farrei- Pou'
John Cody, assault and battery.
SUPREME CoURT-BUyYALo. " Y, June l7-The following
Supreme Court Term. day calendar iof LUNG
49, 80. ia 100. ia, TO- loi' io' A",
49, 1871, 49,. 2bJ. col. 204. 205. 20o-
COURT OF APPEALs-ALBANY. June 1.-The Ioh9S inS -
Appeals day calendar for Friday June 10 o
50, 23. SO, 255, 256 33. 81, %, Asa - -.
BRooKLYS CoURT-Njs so, 10 81! ls 20 ~ ~ 90
3d. lag 49, &c. 49, g. lo7 49, a. 3d. 81 IA i1S o. So "
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PED STAR LINE.-Appointed to carry the
Il I Belgian and United states Mails.
The following appointed To sail
FOR ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia. From New YORK n.
NEDERLAN ID - June Il STATE of NEVADAJnns 20
VADERLAN ID Juy sWIrZERLAN D.. July 20
FROM ANTWERP
For Philadelphia For New YORK -.
vADERLAND.. June Il sWITZElsiAN D. June ~
NEDERIA ID. -. July y STATE OF NENADA.Juy2 20
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY .,o
First cabin $50 Second cabin $60
tickets and all points at the lowest rates.
Passenger for all classes unsurpassed
passage other information apply TO
GEO. W. COTTON, Agent. AZ Broadst
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger gent
place. New York.
PETER WRIGHT SONS Gcn'l Agts,
3O7 Walnut st.. Phila.
VoSpER RECKE O.neraI Furopaau Agent, Antwerp.
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
NEW-YORK. EW-HAvEN AND Hal

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HARi-
~ FORD r. R1SFW-YORK AND NEWHAVEN, d.
VISION-~ummer Arrangement, commencing MAY "a lslo
Passenger station In NewfOrk Grand Central Depot en-
Forty second ST u, ,,,,v yong
Trains FOR New leave az 40 tAccn SUP EA y,o
Accn 10 IN. lEx.L II IN. (Accn), ttxh 30 lA'u NJ
5Ex), 49, and u LerL Ex' SEf ami ~ M M p TX
2:4O 81. ABS. 5:l5 $40, 6J,, 8. 10 P m for St,R
for ITO 500, !jO5 l0:l0 II IN. 2:20 ana 10 lEA
3Jj ABS a. 6.lj 3 40 65J, 720. 10 and ll3o p N.
Express Springfield az 300 anu ~ l ILL., y,
l. 81 and 10 stopping al stamford so,m"i
aud sO5 and 10 a IN, aud 3, and 10 p IN =.
bridgeport The SO5 and M connect Win It'll, III
on shore Line Division Providence and the tohnc
Valley at Saybiook The 800 aud M conn..t MIN
Shorr Division Norwich and New Haven anu Nms
ampton r. Haven and the 800 M ana y. M "r
Newport; 800 10 a. m. and IL noon ualns, S"a', w.
with Connecticut River X. H. at Springfield and 3 p 10.
fn Montreal. The sos q. m. and p. m. connect Win
Naugatnck r. and SODA and M with Housa'Dnr
r. X. at Bridgeport The 3 800 aud 43S T. m Win pan
and i,s and DO D. r. II. 10 stamford
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trains at p n VIA sprhshei ~ "
Drawing room Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Tickets can he purchased at Ticket Office OF Company AZ
Grand Central Depot offices Of y. l. transfer Co.. "a
Broafway and Windsor House, n. " anu NO Court ST.
Brooklyn will also check baggage from Iesece 70 dos
JOHN T. MOODY. supt. N. y. Division New York
Opposition MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY and TROY landing at Catskfl- Gamer j. IS
SCHUYLER from Pier 3d. y. H.. tranklinst, MON DAlS
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. p M Fare; 70 cents
deck; cabin with berth. 81 Onys 70 to BnHao f1eyht
st MAY EXCURSION. A. M cath st.. sl5, Landing at
Iona Island Newburgh % cs Pouchke-r-ie, Rbinebeck
Csk H. Athens ii return tickets III co. arriving Newlork
ta'.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANTS
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
HAVRE; .
The splendid route for the Continent
(eng southery any other will sail from Pier No.
60 North River a. follows:
FRANCE TrudeIle -. g.. SATURDAY, Juno %
VILE DE PARIS Iachesnez sATURDAY July 10
AMERTQCF. PouzOlz. ........ SATURDAY July "a
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD lincnding wne,
First CABIN 800 second $50 Third 80
Return tickets at reduced rates. .
Steerage s22wth superior accommodations and including
al neeessaries without extra charge.
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent No. IS Broadway
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Ocean CLEANERS.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
W NETWORK TO BRIsrOL (Eng.l-DIREcT.
Taxing geoda and psssenSers for london Csra Sswp'$
The Of this Line win sal om Pier Is East Rvsr
s SSEsWH1l ss.%Dsr sATgbpxYi u i'
Passage SO eurrcncy; interedisi currency,
friends ppsa '' Dfa. Tor e. md up
ward For freight S OF pssssss spply 70 Nsxyort
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail 8. s. Line.
80 FOR HAVANA DiRECT::
S CITY 81 OF NEwT9RK TTgRsbAAYy Tune Tune l e
FOR " VERA cruz AND r y!sps
ealing =. Hsy,ps Prcsreso cpeashy Ts:Rsn and rs%2'co
Alex Hs sps SONS No. 81 and 80 Rro.ax.y
Steamers win leave eworesns Jane And juno 20 ior
Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ oox ssnx sS5!HAMFT Ns AsP snsoruS
MAIN ........-..ju June 70 ODER -i iIy %
R RATE Of PASSAGE !q sm % TO
FIRST CABIN .s sEGSMI CABIN $50 gold
Return Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid seerase cern
For freight or passage sgRy e Co.. Bowling green
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers a. and Al North Rivcr
HoLLAND D.. THURSDAY June a. an
FOR ifvFnpoo Th %sS ya 1q1E
IS II mn SPAIN n~ H.
CABIN Passage sy ana s o. currency greatly
e ts f .m ssaS az the lowest rates. at
"' """' ''"''' ''' " T. j. HU RsT, Manager
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1oia O'clock SALES BEFORE THE CALI.

Union Pacific
3 D....bJ. ~
tfH1. ~,
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AN INTERESTING CLAIM

A curious and peculiarly interesting
claim for damages and false imprison
ment will soon be presented to Con
gress, which will excite more than ordi-
nary interest. In July, 1865, when the
excitement was highest over the assas
sination of President Lincoln, and the
| attempted murder OF Secretary Seward
and others, a rebel officer was arrested
at Memphis, 10y order Of The secretary
of war, brought to Washington, and
after a confinement of about three
months, released. He was supposed
to be John III. Surratt and after his
arrest was confined with a bail and
chain in the Irving prison in Memphis.
for three weeks, then brought north
under the strictest secrecy, and impris-
oned in the old Capitol prison. In all
Of this time he was not notified of the
cause of his arrest, and on his journey
through from Cairo to Washington, he
was heralded by the newspapers as the
mysterious prisoner. Kept chained
arm III arm with one of the guards.
who watched him, revolver in hand.
day and night, he was prevented from
holding communication with any one,
and his position must have been dis
tressing indeed. The apprehension of
the genuine Srratt, however, resulted
in his discharge, and his captors were
disappointed in not receiving the
enormous reward offered for Surratts
arrest by the government. He was taken
back to Vicksburg and there released
by order of the War Department.
Since his release he has resided IN Ar
kansas, and is now in Washington for
the purpose Of pressing his claim before
Congress, and laying his damages q
$4,000 His name is John G.. Ryan.
brother of the late Cuban patriot, Gen.
". A. c. Ryan, who was captured on
the i'll fated Virginius last year, and exc,
cuted at Santiago de Cuba. If he fails
III securing damages from the
present Congress, he hopes to
bring it before the forty fourth Congress
with success. He is a Southerner. bear
ing upon his body the marks of no less
than a dozen wounds received while in
the rebel service.
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Washington.

Il making the proposed reduction in the ex-
penses Of the different large postotfica-
throughout the country, tire postmaster general
will first send the special agents 10 the post
offices where the expenses bear The greatest
percentage to the amount Of business trans
acted. number ef Eastern post offices
figure in that list. The postmaster has NOT as
vet decided upon the particular methods bv
which the proposed reorganization Of the
clerical force in the large Offices is to be eff
fected
TirE total amount Of mutilated currency re
ceiyed from the Treasurer by the Comptroller
since the passage Of the act June 20 last. is
941. o66, 500, nearly the whole amount ofwhieh
has already been issued in new national bank
notes.
Tn following letter has been issued from
the postoftice department:
PosroFIcE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. d..
G., December 80, iSI+.--To p0stmasters: On
and after the 1st of January. 1870 all priutrd
matter OF the second class destined for Canada
viii he treated a. though it was destined for
the United States the arrangement with the
Canadian postal authorities being that ii shall
he delivered here free Of charge All matter
Of this class coming into Our offices from
Canada Will be delivered by THE department
free Of charge. The same rule also applies 10
transient Newspapers postal cards. o- and
after Feb. |, 1875. The single letter tate to
Canada viii be 3 cents. prepayment obligatory
and All letters received trom Canada Will he
delivered free of charge.
tSlSned MARSHALL. JEWELL
Postmaster General
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TIL E II E. " s.
The Ea ST.

ROBERT J. DALLAS. the late cashier Of
Malson's bank, Toronto, who robbed that bank
of 743, 900 and fed, was arrested IN Elizabeth,
\. J.. on the Both ut, and so. 700 found in
his possession
THE late Gerritt Smith was very wealthy,
having an income of 100000 annually. He
knew his income to penny. and all beyond a
certain amount lie made calculations to give
away, as occasion seemed to invite. One-half
Of lis entire property he bequeahed to his
wife. The other half he divided between his
two children, Col. Greene Smith aud Mrs.
Charles d. Miller.
on the evening Of tie 30th ut. Thomas
Penncll, treasurer Of Cumberland county, Ne
was knocked down in his Office, and the safe
robbed Of between -, GOO and SO 600.
Ex-SESAToR MICHAEL NoRToN, Of New York.
one Of the old ung, Indicted as County Com
missioner, when the stealing was going on,
has returned o that city, and the case agains.
him las beea abandoned Oh condition that he
tesfitie- for fhe county in the great civil -uit
for several millions against the ring bank.
SENATOR STEWART, OF Nevada. and T"enoi
" Park, Of n. Y, have been sued in the n.
T. courts, with four directors Of the famous
Little Emma mine, for the sum Of $4,000, 600
Theplaiutiffa are the English shareholders, who
are indignant at what they consider the swim
die Of the Little Emma, and who vainly hope
to get even by going to law
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Foreign.

GElNrANY Count Won Arnim ha- appealed
to the kammerieht from hir late sentence.
PEEU.-Adyices from Peru state that tile
government troops after two days hZAtiug.
forced Pierala leader If the r,y olutiossizts. Il
abandon his stronghold On the heights ot
Torsta. rierola and his principal officers
escaped into Bolivia. while his troops scattered
in all directions.
SPAIS.-Gen MARTINEZ Campos has pro-
'nomced in favor Of Prince Alphouso. son OF
ex-Queen Isabella, and with two hattaJous Of
soldiers is al 1ionteyideo il the province Of
Valencia ABORTION If the Republican army
OF the center has been withdrawn from the
pursuit OF the Carlists 10 march against him
CASADA.- smallpox Of most malignant
type is raging among the Indians al Peekin-
onck, on tile Gatineau Elrer. On tie 27th ult
the bodies of nine children were Iyiag unluneJ
The Indians arc in a pitiful state ofdes.itution.
The male portion are either dead or have left
he plaee.-At the provincial election IN
Manitoba. December 30th, Hon. II. \. Davis,
Premier of the Manitoba Cabinet. was re-elect-
ed to the Provincial Parliament for Wmnepeg
by fifteen majority over Capt.Scott 4 con.
test will ensuo on the ground Of corrupt
practices. There WAS no disturbance
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The 6 outn.

The examination Of ex-Gov. Warmoth on
the Both, charged with numbering Byerly, re
suiteu sri7 ooI'frrtaf, anu the governor was
discharged.
THE congressional investigating committee
have arrived at Ficksburg. aad commenced OPP
er tons 4 special election was neld on the
3ist ult., for sheriff IN place of Crosby lcolored)
resigned. The negroes took no part, and the
election of the opposition candidate was as
sured
THE Supreme Court Of Georgia, in the case
brought by certain billholders, against the Me
ehanics Bank of Augusta and its stockholders.
decided that the bilholders are entitled to re-
cover.
ADyIcEs from different portions Of Alabama
say the negroes are rapidly contracting with
planters for next years work. There is less
talk Of going West, and better feeling pre-
walls than for years.
GES. 4 S. BADGER chief Of police Of New
Orleans, who was 50 severely wounded III tie
troubl Of September H. has 80 far recovered
a. to be able to assume command Of the
orce,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-09
OUR COTTON TRADE

The following is a statement of the
trade in cotton. which shows the i'm
portance of that branch of the country S
commerce: Receipts at ali United
States ports, 145,005; last year. 1872
67S; total receipts to date, 213, 1SS; last
year, 1888, 265; exports for the week.
IS, 9Sl; last year, 102, 81; total exports
to date, 1.053, 359; last year, 500, 357:
stock in all United States ports, SCI ,0S8;
last year, 576.096; stock in all interior
towns, 153, 293: last year, lbs, 21S; stock
in Liverpool, 9S5, 900; last year, 593. !
900: stock af1oat for Great Britain 34s,
900; last year, 240, 900.
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The west.

THE Cornell Watch Co, Of San Francisco,
has determined 10 employ Chinese worlmeu,
and tie operatives ia the establishment have
protested threatening to strike Seyera
have been discharged, and others soon will be.
The company is firm in its determination.
john MURPHY was hanged at Carson. New,
the Both ult for the murder OF J. i. aIcCoi-
lum On the scafold lie protested belief il
Spirituaism. teiing horrible blasphemy at
the same time.
THREE notorious desperadoes, named Jack
Double, Thos. Cox and Alecll Colstine. were
shot aud killed ~ law officers on By.oi.' :
Creek, il the Indian territory, on the 30th ult.
". II. JOHNSON, an attorney Of Marble
Rock iowa has been arrested for retaining
money received by him belonging to pen
sioners.
Az Indian agent reports to the bureau at
Washington that part Of Spotted Tars band,
on the 25th ait, came upon party Of twenty
one miners, with horses. oxen and wagons,
canped on Elk Creek. at the east base Of the
Black Hills, houal for the Black Hills The
meeting was friendly. Spotted Tails men
took rations from the miners and left to m
form the agents aud military men Of the
movements Of the intruders
FIRE at EatesEille Ind. on the 9th Mt.
destroyed the furniture : Glory Of z. Scirpde,
4 Go. Loss estimated at over 500 600. Several
diacent buildings We're destroyed also. Loss
25.o00. No insurance on the factory. but
about s.. o0o on the buildings Nearly all the
people Of the town depended on the factory
for a living. and its destruction viii cause
great suffering.