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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
MR.. PINCHBACK ELIMINATED FROM THE
SOUTHERN PROBLEM.


REPUBLICANS TIRE BEFORE THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
SENATE pEBATE-GREAT SURPRISE AT THE FINAL
vOTE-sMALL PROSPECT THAT THE RESOLUTION
WILL BE TAKEN OFF TIE TABLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSf.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-At p III. to-day, after
the Senate had been in continuous session for 70
hours, Mr.. Morrill, Mel moved that the pending
resolutions for the admission OF Mr. Pinchback
be laid upon the table, in order that the
Senate might proceed to the consideration OF
the Appropriation bills Mr.. Bayard. for the
Democrats, warmly urged the passage OF the notion
Mr. Morrilps motion was unwecome to Mr.. Morton,
he having been active in dragOoning doubtful Sem
ators, and perhaps hoping that session through
one night would weaken the determination Of the
Democrats But the first sign of weakness came
from Mr.. Edmunds, who early this morning intro
duced substitute for the Pinchback resolution.
providing for new election in Louisiana. The
motion of Mr.. Morrill, afforded convenient pretext
to those who had grown sick Of the Pincbback case
to escape from it under the excuse Of proceeding TO
more important public business. after the transac-
ton of which it could be again taken up: and ac-
cordngly when the roll was called it was found
Of the 81 votes cast 80 in the Affirmative in
Guiding the following Republicans:
Messr.. Allison, Anthony, Conkiing, Edmnnds, Frc-
lughuysen, Ingalls,, Morrill, Mel morrill, iVJ Robert.
son. scott sPTagae waas:n n,sn Haman as
soburz. and Upton
The announcement of this vote produced a pro.
found sensation in the Senate and feeling of relief
was manifested on all sides Mr. Morton's discom-
ture was great and he Immediately left the Senate,
shaking the dust from ms feet. while Mr.. West mp
10 the hour of adjournment scrutinized the roll in
the vain attempt to explain to himself its incom-
prehcnsible exhibit Although all those who favored
tho tablng of the resolution not counted as OPP
ponepts Of Mr.. Pinehbsck. large number I'M
doubtedly occupy that position. and tho rest were
glad of the opportunity presented Of escaping vote
on the question.
That Mt. Pinehbaek has been eliminated from
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AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.

THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH TROOPS To LEAVE
YoKoHAMA-APPRoPRIATIO TOR THE PHILA-
DELPHIA EXHIBITION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1s.--rhe Pacific Mail
chartered steamer Vancouver NED Ibis evening
She left Kong Kong Jan. 20, agh YcsOhaml Jan. 80
Feb Is has been fixed the a. Tor tue final depar
ture Of the English troops from Yokohama The French
troops are 10 leave the folowin day rae troops may
possibly BIO further detained b. ts smallpox prevailing
ia the English camp.
commemorative medal IS - bc given 20 all the par
Elephants ia the Formosa Expedition.
Two hundred thousand dollars have been appropria-
ted by the japanese Government for expenditure In
connection with tho Philadelphia Con.onuial Foo tho
expenses OF the Commissioners - ,XAnnc Industries
and report 100000; FOR the cxA1iton Il Japan ESQ
articles, $4,000; for transportation. 5000.
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THE DEBATE.

Mr.. Shattuck - The honorable gentlemen
from Cbemung, in bis very eentlemsny aud pleasant
remarks addressed TO myself personally, to de
psnd word of reply. am asked by the gentleman
Why did not oppose the passage OF this bill when 1t
was being discussed IN caucus and also when IL In
Committee Of the Whole. and sneeringy asked what
inducements have been made 90 me 10 change aind
this question. In win say that have been
sppossd 10 this bill from the fret moment read 1t on
che dles Of the House, cut Of Democratic policy. con
sdsred II froB the bret ss unwse TO put forward bill
vas that II was Insult his Honor the Governor,
nnd u passed the result would be very Injurious J0
Demeerstc parry in the State These Cir. were my
ss snpssasasnA 80 fhsys sess nStsG yet 70 jssA me
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FOREIGN NOTES.

ST.. JOHN, N. B., Feb. 1S.-The New-Bruns-
wick Legislature met to-day. The Lieutenant Governor
delivered the customary speech from the throne.
MADRID, Feb. 1s.-MuIillos painting of st.
Anthony OF Paia which was stolen from the Cathedral
IN Seville, and recovered In New.York has arrived at
Cadiz.
NAPANcE, Ont, Feb. 1s.-The Eastern On
tato Grond Lodge OF orangemen IN session here, have
passed resolutions severely censurng and eopdemniBg
The action OF the Dominica Parliament In granting
nesty TO I,el aad others Ia the Northwest.
OTTAWA, FEB. 1s.-In the Canadian House OF
Commons Capt. Norris brought up the grievance under
which Canadian shipowners suffer, in having 70 pay
tonnage dues Of so cens per At American ake ports
and aietaliatory ipolicy. MI MaekeDse Cd
not know n represe had been ma0e 70 The
United States Government on the subject, ous veoo
erag tho papers there vese ~.
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national politics by the action Of the Senate to-day
can scarcely be doubted, as the Indian Approprla,
Immediately by the other appropriation bills and the
Civil Rights bill, and that it seems impossible that
any business laid upon the table at this late PERIOD
of the session can be brought forward again. ne
speeches delivered during the % hours were mainly
repettions of what had already been said but were
entirely free from bitterness or recrimnatiop. MI
Ransom made a very earnest and eloquent plea 1or
fair and impartial Justice toward the South. and
urged the necessity OF better acquaintance with
the people of that section to dspe the incorrect est-
mates and unwarranted opinions entertained con,
corning them Several Others had speeches prepared
which they would have delivered had the debate
continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
BOUNDARY BETWEEN BRITISH COLUMBIA
AND ALANKA.

DEBATE IN TIE CANADIAN PARiriMFNT-PR0Posf'
TON TO BUY A PORTION on Alaska.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. lS.-ln the House or
Commons last night Capt. Roscoe. member Tor Victoria,
drew attention importance o: defining ~ an early
date the boundary between B.i'i5h Columbia and
Alaska and made q Gtion on the subject.
Mr. Descosmos thought the bes, plan 10 AVOID the I'M
pending difficulties between the gcd miners and United
States officials would be To pAttacr pfl1n or Alaska,
which territory he thought n1h he BOUGHT outright for
O million dollars. .
DR.. Thompson and Me- Brewster dwe.t on the impor-
tance of this subject. - -
Mr. MaokeDgie, the Premier, said The subject was I'M
der confederation.
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FIVE GERMAN WAR VESSELS UNDER SAILING
ORDERS
LONDON. Tnnrs,ag,

LONDON
Five German men-0f-war at kiel have been
ordered to be IN readiness for immediate ser'Ico Thor
officers and crews are not allowed W 20 ashore u n
supposed that they TO sail lo Spanish waters In case
there is any further delay Of sattoa from Spain Tor
the Gustav outrage. THIS movement VIII probably force
Spain TO resume active aosiE't nc Cariiss
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CI'RAN AFFAIRS.

REENroRcEMENr TO BE SENT PROM sPATS-DsPARr-
URR OF PRISONERS FOR sPAIS.
MADRID, Thursday. Feb. Is, 1875.
Four iron-clad war vessels and $500 troops
are to be sent to Cuba at an carly day.
HAVANA, Feb. 1S.-The rebel prisoners,
Gess Calxto Garcia and Inlsuez, sailed for Spain
the 18th Of February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19

FARLs Thursdny, Feb. II, 1e76.
The Right and Left Centers have agreed on q
new bill for the organization OF the Senate IL pro-
vides that the Assembly shall appoint % Senators,
who shall be irremoyable Tho remaining 225 are
to be elected by the COuncilsGenera the Municipal
Councils, and the Councils of Arondssoment; and
oae-third of that number is to renewed by cleo
ton every three years.
President MacAlahon has agreed 10 renounce for
the Executive the prerogatve o. N pointing por-
ton Of the Senate
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ANOTHER PROFFERED RAILROAD COMPRO
MISE.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC WISHES 70 SETTLE WITH THE
GOVERNMENT ON BASIS SIMILAR 10 THAT
OFFERED BY THE UNION PACIFIC-AN OFFER
OF S4OO,0O0 A YEAR IN FULL OF ALL DEMANDS
my rELEoRAPH THE TRiBUSs.I
WAsHINGTON Feb 1S.-rhe Secretary OF the
Treasury has received to-day from Mr. G. p. Hunt
meton, Vice President Of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, u proposition TO compromise the OBJ
legations Of that Company to the Government on
account of aid granted for its construction and
equipment, on a plan similar to that proposed by
the Union Pacific Company. The letter OF Mr..
Huntington, of which the following is copy, has
been referred to the Solicitor OF the Treasury and
will probably be acted upon simultaneously with
that Of the Union Pacific Company:
NEw-YoRK Feb. II. 1876
The Hon. b. H. BRIsrow, Secretary Of ne TreasmY;
SIN: Tie directors OF the Central Pacific Railroad
Company have noticed in The newspaper press That the
Union Pacific Railroad Company have made propos!-
tho United States government TO pay certain
annually, to DO placed ut interest as sinking
fund TO paw the amount that that Company received
from the United States Government TO aid In building
It's road under the acts of Juy J. 1862 and July O. 1854
Now while the managers of the Central Pacific Raroad
the acts above named rather than TO advance any
OF ag h more man do s sa
being annoyed by unfriendy egsation or menaced by
a Of no ni HS a
pay fixed amount larger than has been earned ana
hkely years TO come, than to suffer such annoy
anees as they have heretofore. me central
sake Of having all parties satisfied. agree to pay
in lieu Of payment as now required by tho
acts OF Congress before mentioned, 100000 on Oct l.
1875 and the first day OF April and October in each
year thereafter until the amount compounded each SIX
mon tbs shall Quidate the claim that the United states
Government now has against the Central and Western
Pacific Railroads, both roads being now consolidated
under tho of toe Central Pacific the payments,
above mentioned to be in full satisfaction OF all nn-
settled questions between The United states Govern
and the Central Pacific Rlllroad Company. have
the honor 10 be, &C., {. L. HUNTINGTON,
Vice President,
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DEBATING TAXES AND TARIFFS.

THE BILL NOT MATERIALLY AMENDED-A STRUGGLE
BETWEEN PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE-A
CLOSE VOTE PROBABLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb 18. - Mr.. Dawes kept tho
House we'll down to its work to-day on the
new Tariff and Tax bill, except during the
two hours which had been set aside for the con-
sideration of the bill for tho improvement of the
mouth Of the Mississippi River; and very satisfac-
tory progress was made So far the Tax bill has not
been materially amended, and the Committees re-
Communications have been sustained by majority
Of about H. This fact has led many to believe that
the bill will be passed tomorrow. AT the close OF
the afternoon session the debate had continued
about an hour on the section repeating that part OF
the act of 1872, which reduced the duty ten per
cent Oh certain manufactured articles. This
section brings to the support Of the
bill the full strength Of the Protectionists, while it
is opposed by the Free Traders of the West and
South and of the large importing cities. No vote
has yet been taken which indicates the strength of
this section. but il is supposed by many that the
bill will stand or fall with it. If it is retained, a
majority of the Pennsylvania Republicans win vote
for the bill il it is stricken out, some OF them will
vote against it, and with those representing whisky
manufacturing and tobacco-raising districts, may
be strong enough to defeat it. The only important
amendments agreed to IN Committee OF the Whole
today, raise the tax cigars 20 per cent, and on
Igarettes % per cent, and exempt from the
increased tax tobacco, that OF which the delivery
was contracted for prior to tho 10Th inst. The con-
alteration OF tue bill in Committee of the, Whole
ought 20 be completed in two OF three hours tonor
row and final vote on the bill and amendments
should be reached before ad0urumcnt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN FRANCE.
PARIS. THURSDAY, Feb. ls. 1875.


AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE RIGHT AND LETT CENTRES
IN REGARD TO THE ORGANIZATION CE TIE
SENATE.
, 1875-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho Athonnum opens its class IN arithmetic
a. 0 this morning and in English grammar at
1880 =. N. Tho class In pnonography will meet
at 10 tomorrow morning; German at the same
hour, and French at ll:3O. All who wish to on
ter these classes arc requested to be present.
The Hociablo announced for this eyoning haa beeu
postponed two wooks.
Arrangements have boon completed by tho
ladies Of the Board OF Directors Of the Half
Orphan Asylum for grand excursion and picnic
to Highland lark tomorrow. 4 special train
will leave the Milwaukee dopot ut O:45 ID the
morning, returning ut 1886 IN tho evening.
Through tho influence OF nir. A. D. Pullman tho
traiu Will consist entirely Ut Pullman cars, fur
ulshed gratultously.
Tue Commissioners bAying IN charge tho loca-
tim of tue new edlt,ca for tho ILLINOIS Asylum
for FecbIo.h1inded Children meet It tho bher-
man House Oh Tuesday next. They will After-
wards make d tour Of the towna which arc thus
far candidates for tue location iu tho following
order: Ottawa, rsiucoton, ElmWood. jack
sony,llo, Lincoln. PontlAc, Decatur fAndalfa,
Alton. and Springfield. All applications with
regard to tho location must DO addressed to Prof.
Wilbur. Secretary of the Comm!Eaion, caro- Of
Gov. Bsyer!dge. on or before Monday next.
, 1875-07-15
CRIMINAL.

Tho achsffuer Bros. we're betors Commits
aiouer Hoyl~ agsiu yesterday Afternoon on tho
chRrgo Of illicit TeotlfSlng and compoundtcg
Ope witnes1 Was examined and tho casa waa
continued unit! this Afternoon.
Day before yesterday, while the lIppodrome
pageant wAs pRABlnR along Fifth ayeuue. Ken-
ttolnhn who WAS Viewing it at the intersection OF
Madison street had &250 gold watch RdEotIy
Slipped from his pocket and chain by SONG e1-
pert p!ckpocket, WHO escaped arrest.
Charles D. Fec, United statea whisky 0auger.
who ought TO have known better WAS before
Cotnn,,sHuleF 1Ioyno yesterday charged with
allowing tue Sagetown dlstlllery to mako false
reports, uAe reyoutle stamps more than ouoe,
etc. Ho wsa held in a5,000 bail
Florence McCarthy'a law-offico WAS broken
into last night (Iuesday night and $50 worth
of law.bookB stoleu, including the works oi
I3lackHtone, Kent, Parsons, Coke, 0reeu!eaf.
lseddeld; Chitty, and nouyicr. Soma OF these
belonged to Mr.. MoCRsthy's u partner, hr. jesse
Cox. aud Ill wore plainly married. Oh the title
page and aome Of them On ths outside.
, 1875-07-15
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The Committee on Roads and Bridges Of The
County Board uars Oh duty iu the Town Of
Bloom yesterday.
The members Of the County Board have heen
ssndesea a'ug-bosk 10 Wow tho yacht.raca Sat
aFdag' olos of them will gratefully accept.
sose1st ntubess Of tho County board took
part 10 T'h-popping operation yesterday in
tho County hi!ding, aud were particularly
happy.
The numerous communications received Of
lato by County Commissioner, decately In
dltsd. haa CAUSED k7me stir iu oaclal circles,
Will tha Commissioning explain
A subpoena wts yeserdsy issued for tho ep-
pearanoe Of Aid. Heid, bafore tl,e Grand .fnrr
Just what he knows abut police-cprruutlon IL
what that body wants to lad out,
Connty-Attosney Nountns MAS suddenly sum-
1nnuad u Hyde Park .yestertsy AFTERNOON to at-
tsnd to some legal busineHaln connection with
county affairs. Though intorsevad by a Tn1n-
uNE reporter, Ito was entirely n,ncommittal.
Dr. 1ngEahsm, the alleged abtst,ouist. nut ip
another day yesterday IN the CoAsty jail o., the
JaalsE'E lounge. tbs hearing Gu III application
for dlacharXo on writ OF llbeaH cqrt,i,n Will ba
heard in the Criminal Court this mo!aiux.
William 0oldie, the contractor for Tia carmen,
ter work on tho addition to tho lnnAue Anyjum.
IL understood to have abandoned the wok, The
building Committee yesterday Waited th4 inati-
tuition and took the necessary steps to ptSyeut
any delay in shs completion Of tho asylum,
5Ths Committee On Education Of tho County
, 1875-07-15

Board havo sEEeod to recommend an .ppropr!n-
ton for tho construction Of m adtlltson to tho
Normal Rchool for tho boarding accommodation
Of tlp pupils, Tho expense Of tho proposed
building. 1t Ia estimated, viii reach e2o'ooo'
Commissioner Schmidt will Introduce rcao-
1ntftu in tho County Hoard Monday providing
for the erection Of tho eonnty'a part Of tho no"
Cotrt-ftouso at oEco. The proposition lnccts
wilh considerable favor BY Commissioners not
Identified with the Vast Htdo. County Attorney
Kolutr,c Ia among tie lriends Of the plan.
1nfornas1on WAS received yentardas BY tho
Warden Of the Peniton.lnry It Jo!iot that
Thon,aa Blonnerlasartt would bo pasdonnd In
tl,o no1t ton days, Tie Iettes WAS dhtsd 1t 1t.
Louis, snd wsi.tou on tho snpponitton that tho
prisoner had been sent down.. 1nasmuch ~
blcnnorhaasctt in Atill in Jail. tho information
eau bo taken for what II ia worth.
It In understood that tho vote BY which tho
County Hoard authorized the lotting Of tho print
Ing Ito proceedings at ,ta last meotlnR IL likolY
to bo reconsdorcd. IL Is c'aucd that ccEe.in
mofntor voted for tho letting, whom he found hs
conltl not dotoat tho project, for no other pur-
poso than ia sccuro q Reconsideration. Thoae to
whom tho printing has been lst ARC not htts
eIercieed.
, 1875-07-15
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.
aupHtTthN pt~rv rI ofTr

Tbs GRIND Jury yesterday wAs either Favored
n auDoyed by tho praAeace of Mark Sheridan,
Joe Dixon, aud John Il Paine, wAo toetttlod in
reference 10 the alleged sorrupt!ona In the Po-
leo Department Of tho CITY. The moHt intorest.
lug part Of tho testimony wsa that Of Sheridan
which! in tic language Of juror. "Amounted
to nothing" from what could bo learned, fills
c,ldencs mas Of general character,
aid 10 devoid Of tueercst A. to disgust
those who we're compelled to liston to 1t. In
fact. when carncrod, ho fell back upon the poe:
reporters, who, 10 said. knew great daal mure
hbout police aaairs usall he did. Ilo Has an.
gagged fully all hour In unboaomiug hinself, and
1t IL understosn, sl,at 10 iaborcd asHiduouHly to
has over had ur expects to have con-
nechon With police Affairs. but OIL tho whole was
unsuccessful to such an extent AZ to fatBe 1ucH-
tlon III tho miuda Of several jurors (Which VILE
subsequently expressed publicly Whether II Was
necessary 10 make my further inqulnes into tho
matter,
Witnesses wero also before ths Jury 10 sub-
stantiate eompl.lnt against son Of AID. Coey.
charging hin with committing Tape upon tho
persons ut two school Rlrla., question ~ 70 tlo
sdmlssbillty Of tho eyidonco Of tho two grls waa
raiHud aud anhunEtel to Judge Farwe4l, who, Oh
sccount of tlels years, decided a1ysrhcly:
1le case Of Constablo Elliot of. the Town OF
Lake, was Rlso before the jury. tho complaint
being that ho hui! III certain case charged lile-
ga. lees. Justice Thompson WIS y Hitneaa
nsuinAt him, and, from Tho fact that 10 WAS I
tuH days ago Investigated on tho salno charge,
WAS particularly nersoas. No bills were found
during thu daJ... -.
'ihs jury aill meet this morning at $50
o'cloca. aud probably aljon!n tpr seo4. Tho
frat business upon Eaassel,bling will bs tia cou-
cor1uptions III tho POLICE Department. Noport-
era aie expected to figure AZ witnesses, in which
tyent Sleridsn will Bu!Iat more than any ete
pIna, and another REASON will Doubtless bs ID.
tancad why the Board Of Police COMMISSIONER
should ku abolished.
, 1875-07-15
SUBURBAN.
- ~ tfI1hNH

Tho Board Of Village Trustees apeut great
deal Of time Tuesdsy evening III trausactlug tho
business hereinafter noted, although tho full
Board asslBtod in the ceremonies.
President uuso reported that ho had borrowed
$1,000 for the village 1t Q per cent, aud paid the
certificate for which the loan Was authorized.
Tho request Of Il. G. Powers for permission
10 lnsort 2-ioch tsp In the DayIa street water
main, between Oak aud lsidge avenues, and to
run pipe to Church street. wss granted.
The Street Commissioner reported tho compile
tIon OF tho sidewalk ordered On Greenwood
stseet, from Ridge to AshbuTy avenue. At cost
Of t1li.8J.
The readeuts in tue northern part OF tho VII
lage. formerly known ~ North Evanston, evinco
NJ axcuEablo desire to hAy0 ~ many streots ~
possible opeuea !n that portion OF tho village.
aud, under tho lead Of rosl.eatate dealers intes;
upon ! plan which took ahapa In
petition presontod to tho Hoard.
Tho petitioners asked tie Board to accept tho
deeda Sor the property necessary to run street
40 feet vide along tho west side Of tho raltroad
track. northwest from the water-tauk. nearly =
This offer was dlscuased At conaidesablalength.
Trussse Kddez showed lth purpose by moving
ita sossptsneo and tho expenditure, Of $500 Ia
making tho Btreet. lie also gavo notice that he
would soon introduce m ordinance for opening
tho street through tho Pratt property. which
would make continuous street batween the two
deRoss.
| prop1Ation Of oAe-seyenth Of tho street fund
on Une street wAa exactly tho thing. aud Trustee
Whesler wanted to go slow, but tie tedious de-
bate wAs hua!ly conc!udad by tue acceptance Ut
tLe vacated property. The Street Cotnmissoncr
| was Instructed to report estimatex Tor tie cou-
| sssuot.on Of tho rosdbed.
Tho petition Ut Justice Currsy for the appoints
ment OF Joseph hccallum ~ constable waa re-
| fAfFAI to thn f.0mtnittnA F0ijEA.
| Adjourned for Que week.
| The institution Of legal ptoceadinga against
oue Of our village druggists for selling liquor,
"a announced ID yesterdays TAlBusE, haa
caused the sudden departure on taahtng aud Hi,n-
slar e1cuguiou4 Of several individuals who don's
caro- to take ths witnosa stsnd aud inform the
public Of all thoy know and hare seen in relstion
tuthe illegal sale 0! liquor In tue village.
, 1875-07-15

Nkw onIxANs, July H.-Ths P,1es Current
says Our cotton circ|ea nere completely taken
by surprtss this morning BY the receipt Of hals
Of new cotton. arrived last evening, not from
tho Rio dssnde, ~ usual, but from ct. Landry
Parish, shipped by LII. Joseph Hezand from his
plantation Oh the Teche. A. tAta Ia oousIderA-
bly, iu advance Of tho general expectation. It has
occasioned unusual excitement among factors
aud brokers, tho mora 10 AZ thezo can DO 10
lostake about the bolsl being ali Of
the dew crop, well gEunsd, and good staple
sud color, claaslng .nlddllng fair 70 fsir,. new
classification, md Weighing upwards Of a9o
pounds. We leArn that this cotton 10 mostly
from lii. Ueranls planta.ioa.. but reeoiyod lib
er.l contributions from his ne1ghbora. who were
furnished BY nim with the sesd planted. a, 70 W
selected with tho, anticipation Ut getting 20
early yiald. Under tue circumstances th;s
arrival must be. regarded - exceptional.
aud vary much in advance OF Tho
general Louisiana crop. In taet owing
to reosut rains, uomore csn b expected ios some
limo to coms from tho ssms locality. Tho bals
!, VA puschassl tom Col Owen u the fa1x psaes