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lector.-The judgment entered in this cast
| was of discontinuance 1t was ordered ina
there be judgment against the defendant fol
the costs of court.
Joseph Manestary vs.. Town of Donaldson
Vile. The jury brought in verdict IN favol
of plaintiff in the sum OF soil 3D.
Samuel Lawson vs.. 2. Bruen ct Aide
murrer overruled and the defendant was gwen
one weeks time to answer the bill.
United States Commissioner h. d. Shannon
returned 1913 20 into court.
Otto Heyn VS.. A. Lsstraps Il Co., ct al
On motion of E. H. Huntington, Esq,
attorney for plaintiffs, aud showing to
the court that the defendants, P. S. Wilt,
10. A. Witt and P. s. Wilt, Jr., having
failed to answer, although duly cited, it was
ordered that judgment by default be entered
against them.
United States VS.. G. A. Sheridsn.-This
case was continued until the 23d inst, at IL
A. NJ.
| Superior District Court.
The Canal Street, City Park and Lake Rail-
road Company filed petition on Friday
morning. asking for an INJUNCTION against the
Clerk of the Sixth District Court and P. ii.
Thode, restraining them from further pro-
ceeding in the case of Johnson VS.. the Com
pany, as the Jurisdiction of the case belongs
to the Superior District Court.
Superior Criminal Court.
MOTIONS.
State vs.. Mrs. Ceesalre, alias Maria Washing
ton, convicted of grand larceny-Motion to
grant new trial taken under advisement.
MOTIONS TO oUAsH.
State vs.. E w. Devices ct als.-C. a.
Luzenberg, Esq, counsel for the defendants,
has filed the following motion in this case:
E. W. Devices, P. Jones York and r. R.
Ray, who are under arrest by authority of an
information herein filed by the Attorney Gen
eral on behalf of the State, on a supposed
charge of:
l. Offering money etc, to members of the
house of Representatives.
2. Bribing members of the House Of Rep
resentatives.
So that this honorable court ought not to
have mentioned any action or jurisdiction on
said information, because the said Attorney
General, on behalf of the State, was without
any authority in law to institute this prosecu-
ton by way of information. The statute
creating and defining the offenses charged in
said information, directing that prosecutions
in such cases shall be by indictment; where
for they ask judgment of this honorable
court on said informations, and that the same
may be quashed, and that they be discharged
without any further plea on their behalf.
State Vs. James T. Newhouse, charged with
the killing of William Lucas, on the morning
of November 26, 1S74.-On trial.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RADICAL CAUCUS.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 16.-The caucus of Radi-
cal members OF the State Legislature was held
last night, and the first business to-day was
to adopt resolution for joint session Of
both houses and proceed at once to the cleo.
tion of an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court and eight Circuit Judges for the State.
The result was as follows:
Associate Justicez-Wright q negro. Cir
cult Judges-First Circuit, Whipper, COL
ored; Second, Wiggin; Third. +. j. Moses. ex-
Governor; Fourth, Townsend; Fifth, Mackay;
Sixth, Carpenter; Seventh, Northrop; Eighth,
Cook; all Republicans.
The election Of Whipper, Wiggin and
Moses for the Charleston Circuit-the most
important in the State-creates regret and in
dignation among the best class of Republi-
cans and the people generally.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec. II, Evening. - Cotton
closed quiet and firm; Middlipg Uplands
Is sic; Orleans 131; net receipts to-day
22, 90, gross 6l49, sales 2236; receipts for the
week-net 9547. gross 36. $50. Exports to
Great Britain Is 800 bales, to France none,
to the Continent 600; sales .S746. stock
1889.
Futures closed weak; sales 1S, 500 bales, as
follows: December Is 3-16@7-32, January
49,, February IS Is 80, March Is % 80,
April 10 15-16@l3 1892, May IA $500
IA 9-16 August IA 2l-32(9l Ia 1882.
New York, Dec. IL. Evening.-Flour a
shade frmer for shipping grades limited
supply, demand fair; southern -four quiet,
common to fair extra S. 10@6, good to
choice Sc O5@S IS. Wheat steady, i'm
proved demand. Corn shade irmer, little
better inquiry.
Coffee-Rio quiet and unchanged; Sugar
quiet, Ss@Ss for fair to good refining, 81
prime, refined unchanged. Molasses-New
Orleans firm, demand good. 56@61 for fair to
choice. Rice is in moderate request, 53@6a
for Louisiana, 6a@74 for Carolina, 6a@64 for
Rangoon. Tallow firm; 10@10 40. Rosin
steady, ST. TOOL rs for strained. Turpentine
steady, 81. Pork dull and heavy, new mess
job lots s2l@2l SO. Lard rather heavy,
lower 81 16i Freigh's to Liverpool steady
cotton, per sail 5l6@l1-32. per steam
ZIG.
CINCINNATI, Dec II. - Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and weak, 81 2O(91 80.
Corn firm; demand fair, 47@49. Oats steady;
demand moderate, 35@45. Barley and rye
quiet and unchanged. Pork-s2O 25 Lard
steady; demand fair, steam IL As; kettle is
jobting at Is 25@13 90 Bulk meats quiet and
steady; shoulders 7}9sa, clear rib sides l04
@l0S, clear sides l0a@ll, according to age.
Bacon-hmited job6ing demand, shoulders
%, clear rib l23 clear sides ID. Hogs slow;
holders firm SAFES Of common Sc 5O@6 So;
far to good packing Sc 90@7 90 choice
heavy 81 1907 80. Whi,ky-demand fair
and iirm, 81 II. Butter quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Dec. II, Flour quiet and weak.
Wheat nominally active, closed No. Chicago
spring 81 O3, No. 2 do 96s. Corn firm. 4Ss
December Oats firm, 3OtG3os. Pork sales
$40 IS spo. Lard 1890. Rye-demand good
G. full prices. salss 6sl Barley steady, s7s.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. 17-English detectives and
n force of English police are about to start for
France TO bring back the crew Of British
ship Lennie, who mutinied on 3lst OF Octo-
Der last.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Englsh detectives and
police are about to start for France, to bring
back the crew Of the British ship Lennle,
who mu:ined in October last, while on 9
voyage from Antwerp for New York. and
killed the master, mate and the boatswain.
The probability is that the government Will
dispatch gunboat for the purpose, .h h.evea
of the crew of the Lennie will be charged
with murder. large number OF witnesses
will also be brought here.
LONDON, Dsc IA telegram from Cairo,
dated to- day, in the Times, cor hrms the re-
call of Ezypt's Zanzibar expedition.
The teieeraphs between London and Liver
pool have been somewhat disarranged to-day
and there has been consequent delay IN the
trans mission of dispatches.
The Q1een of Denmark and Princess Tbyra
have returned to Copenhagen. They were
anco,nnanied bv the Princess of Wales and her
children, who will spend the holidays IN
Denmark.
BREMEN, Dec ia dispatch says the
Empress Augusta has started q benevolent as
sociaiion composed of ladies OF Bremen, IN
aid of the survivors Of the Dynamite explo-
sion.
BREMEN. Dec. 17-Thompson's wife has
returned to Dresden. She appears to be IN
nocent of any completely in her husbands
crime. The total number of killed and
wounded by the explosion is now estimated
at two hundred.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 1.-THE ministerial crisis
caused by the intended withdrawal OF M.
Lem Say, the Minister Of Finance, continues,
inasmuch as NJ Say persists in his determine
ton to resign -.
In the Assembly to-day Gen. Cissey, Min
lister of War, was elected TO the Senate.
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In the early days of Pennsylvania there
was law that started az follows: "That if
any white female of ten years or upwards
should appear in any street, lane, high way,
church, court house, tavern, ballroom, thea.
ter or public place of resort with naked
shoulders Il. e., low-nccked dresses, being
able to purchase cessary clothing she shall
forfeit and pay a fine of not less than one OF
more than two hundred dollars The closing
paragraph of the law, however, permitted
women of questionable character to bare their
shoulders as a badge of distinction between
the chaste and the unchaste"
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. II, Noon.-Barom-
eter 1880. Wind north, blowing hard.
Weather hazy and cold.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamers New Orleans and Dhoolia,
banks Granton and Friga, and brig Tres Do.
rette.
The ships Lizzie Burrell and Beethoven,
and bark Mord are at anchor outside, out.
ward bound.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. II, 6 P. M.-Baro-
meter 3040. Wind north, strong. Weather
cloudy and cool.
Arrived: American schooner Ida c. Bull
lard, Small, master, % days from New York.
Spanish bark Odulia, Echeverria, master,
IL days from Havana.
Sailed: Bark Niord.
The ships Lizzie Burrill and Beethoven are
inside bound out
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CHARLESTON RACES.

CHARLrsToN, Dec. 16 - SECOND DAYS
RACES First race, three-quarter mile heats,
Johnnie B. won in two straight heats. Time,
1:194-1:20.
Second race, half mile heats, was won by
First Chance. Time, 5ll-52i.
CHARLESTON. s. O., Dec. F.-FIRsr RACE
Mile heats; four started. Lottie Moon won
in three straight heats; Damon second; Prus-
sian third. Time, 1:4S4, 1:5O, l:48.
SECOND RACE-Mile dash. Larry Hart
came in first, but was ruled oat on foul. and
the purse was won by Abdel- Koree; Century
second.
THIRD RAcE-Over hurdles, was won by
Vandal Junior; Chas Cheatham second.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, Dec. 16.-In the United States
Circuit Cont terminal branch) to-day, coun-
sci for Charles L. Lawrence, indicted and ex-
| tradited for completely in the great silk SNUG
Cling frauds, moved that pleas OF not guilty
| to counts in the indictment charging MIN
| with passing false papers, ordered TO pc en-
| tered by the Court be expurged from the
records, on the ground that person extra
dited for one offsnse could not be tried tor
another; and further, that President Grant
and Attorney General Pierrepont had ordered
that Lawrence be tried only for forgery.
Judge Benedict denied the motion on the
ground that the court in ordering the pleas to
be entered had complied with the provisions
of the statutes, and no instructions, no matter
from what source, if in violation OF law, could
be en- tertained, and that the responsibility for
the count in the Indictment charging other
offenses than forgery rested solely with the
Grand Jury.
New YORK, Dec 17-Chas. O'Conor is
considered out of danger. He ate heartily
Yesterday, and his stomach has recovered its
tone and functions. His ply .ician states that
he has conquered the disease, and now, if no
relapse takes place, his patient will soon be
well again.
New YORK Dec. 17.-Wm. Ellis, Charles
Weston and VIM. Thompson, the three ne
groes who followed the peddler Abram Weiss
burg into Lydigs woods in Westchester coun-
ty and beat his brains out with stones, IN or.
der to rob him of fourteen dollars, were hung
at $40 this morning. One of them chung to
the rope vita both hands, and screamed in
terrible agony.
A writ of error and stay of proceedings in
case Of John Dolan, who was also to have
been hung to-day, was ordered last night by
Judge Donohue. The writ and stay calls for
an argument before the general term OF the
Supreme Court in January. s
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. = For Saturday,
throughout the lower lakes and Atlantic
States rising barometer, colder, northwest
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather. For
the Gnlf States rising barometer, diminishing
northerly winds, warmer clear weather. ex-
cept cloudy in Western Texas. The rivers
continue falling. Cautionary signals are or
dered for the New England and North Caro-
lima cnasts
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Valley. Either raid across the border OF q
revolution in Lower California is intended.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE boiler OF an
engine of the passengers ain on the Georgia
Railroad which left Atlanta tor Augusta last
night, exploded at o'clock this morning,
near Barnett, killing fireman Downing, and
seriously wounding engineer Joseph b.
Resny. The train arrived here at IL O'Clock.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. T.-Gov. Cham,
berlsin to-day addressed an assemoiage OF
students, in Greenville, who had come to par
ticipate in a competition examination IN
Greek, for prizes, given by Prof. Whitsll.
There was an immesse audience present.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXCURSION FROM WASHING
TON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Centennial ex-
cursion to Philadelphia left here this after
noon. The party numbers about four hundred
and fifty, including the President, several
members of the Cabinet, members of Congress,
and newspaper men. Arrangements have
been perfected to give them grand enter
tainment in Philadelphia.
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Neither Scaling nor Postponement
Neither Scaling nor Postponement
The Golden Drawing.
The Golden Drawing
Best Scheme ever Offered.
Best Scheme ever Offered.
Draws Monday, December o.
Draws Monday, December II.
Capital Prize 100000 Gold.
Capital Prize 100000 Gold.
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMERCE.

CHICAGO, Dec 1.-THE National Associa-
ton Transportation and Commerce reassem-
bled this morning. Resolutions were pre-
scented asking Congress to make appropria-
tons for the improvement Of navigable riv-
ers and for the opening of two water routes,
one from the Mississippi to the Atlantic and
tho other via the Mississippi to the Gulf.
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FINANCIAL.

Government bonds-6's of 1881, coupon,
124s, 65's 49, new 1909, CTS 1881, 6s's 1884,
10-40's coupon, 11Sl. State bonds-Tennes-
see Is A. new H. Virginia 6's 81, new SO;
consols 76. deferred 81; Louisiana 6's 40, new
40, levee SIS 40, do SIS IA; Alabama IS rs. 5s
25a; Georgia 6s 90, rs 1881; North Cardinals
Isl, new s, special tax 3; South Carolina 8
35t, new &c. April and October 354.
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tered az voters. These occurrences have
caused the bringing before the Senate Of
project of law, declaring that neither the
friars nor women be allowed to vote This
project Of law passed into commission after
receiving general appreciation.
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MORE INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 17.-Owing to the re-
fusal of the United States authorities to allow
Canadian vessels to navigate American canals
on the same footing as American vessels. the
Dominion government has prepared case
and for Tarded it to Secretary Fish.
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THE GREAT AUCTION Subtitle great sale
of dry goods, at No. 100 Canal street. still at
tract large numbers Of buyers, and hundreds
of dollars worth of dry goods carpets, etc.,
are daily purchased. The prices at which
goods are sold are perfectly astounding, and
it is scarcely to be wondered at that our citi-
zens are so eager to avail themselves of this
golden opportunity to purchase goods at con-
siderably less than cost price. At the present
rate of sale, all the vast stock will be disposed
of in q short time, SO that those in search Of
bargains will do well to make their purchases
without delay. Sales every day at 10 A. NJ,
and p. Nj.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR MAYOR IN
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Dec 17.-John r. Flippin, Judge
of the Criminal Court, was nominated tor
Mayor to-day by the Democratic Conservative
Convention; his opponent was ex- Mayor
John johnson.
During last night the weather became freez-
inely cool, and has continued so ever since.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The VARIETIES THEATER One OF the most
| enjoyable performances of the season took
place last evening at this theater. The beau
tiful and popular play of London Assurance
was produced with strong cast and elegant
scenery. Had We time or space to give such
criticism as the play deserved, we might
analyze each character, and compliment each
one, but the general result would be the
same-excellence throughout. Each part was
played remarkably we'll, especially Mrs. Chan
irau's Lady Gay Spanker deserving of notice.
The Grace Harksway of Miss Monk, the Sir
Harcourt Courtly of Mr.. Mordaunt, and the
Mark NEEDLE of Mr.. Polk were all especially
good; the harmony with which all acted rem
dered the performance very entertaining and
pleasant.
Mrs. Henrietta Chanfrau's delightful en-
gagement will be brought to close this even
ing, when she will repeat her sparkling per-
sonation of Lady Gay Spanker in London
Assurance" For the matinee at noon to- day.
Mr.. Tayleure's American comedy-drama OF
parted, or The Bank Failure" will be given
for the last time. The play has attracted in
| telligent commentator and won popularity
which will secure for its revival, at a more
suspicious season, hattering hearing Mrs.
Vanderen and Miss Bleakley, having recov-
cred, will resume their original roles in the
piece.
On Monday we are to have the gifted and
popular John Mccullough, in his impressive
and statuesque personation of Vrginlus.
The ST. CHARLES THEATER-Last evening
Mile. Moracchi received benefit, and the
performance was in every respect successful
one This evening grand joint compli-
mentary benefit will be rendered to Messrs.
w. F. Cody (Buffllo Billy and Mr. Omohundro
(Texas jack, and We bespeak for them
crowded house. The entertainment will be
made as pleasant as possible for visitors and
We trust these gentlemen may receive fat
tering recognition at the hands of their many
friends in this city.
The regular matinee will be given at noon
to-day, and real treat is in store for the
little folks
On Monday evening" we are to have the
dashing, sprigthly, charming Lolita, with that
eminent actor, Mr. 9. w. Couldock and Mr..
E. A. Locke as her support
The ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-The occasion of
Mr.. Barry SuIlivans benefit last evening at
the Academy brought out very large and
most select audience to witness his persona
ton of the character of Beverly in the old
standard drama, entitled "The Gamester."
From the rising of the curtain to the last
scene, the interest was most intent, and Mr..
Sullivan's characterization was marked with
great power and undoubted ability in the
severer demands of Shakesperisn tragedy.
Mr.. Sullivan has already given us ample
proof Of his great ability, but last night, in
the "Gamester," he excelled himself. The
Merg Beverly of Miss Louie Lord was equal
to her passed presentations. To-day there
will be given the only Sullivan matinee, at
which will be given that stirling old drama,
"The Stranger" By a general request the
Two Orphans will 60 on for the last time
Sunday night.
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MAXINE.

New York, Dec. l6.-Arrived: Crescent
City. NJ.
ANTWERP, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Water
land, from Philadelphia, is ashore in the
Scheldt, but expected to come of.
GALVESTON Dec. 17.-Arrived: Steamship
San Antonio, from Liverpool; bark Pomona,
from Cardenas; schooner r. M. Hayward,
from Havana.
Cleared: Steamship State of Texas, for Nww
York.
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Cheer up, old maids It's calculated that
when woman turns thirty, unmarried. she
still has left l54 chances out of 100 for get
ting husband
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. 16.-spanish gold 2l33@2l4.
Exchange dull; on the United States 80 days
currency 93@94 premium; short sight 96@
SO premium; 60 days gold POO III pre-
MUM; short sight l23@124 premium; on
London 147(9l49 premium; on Paris ll9(9
120 premium.
SMEAR steady
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When last heard from, Mr.. Titus, the gentle
man WHO last enjoyed the honor of being the
pretty Mrs. Oates's husband, was on the
flying jump from Australia, with his coat tails
standing out behind so that you could play
game of cards on them.
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If you want choice turkey, and cheap,
call on Norich & Fiorello, corner Comp and
Canal
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GLOBE THEArER.-Waters, Kelly, Manning
and Charlie Banks, aided and assisted by the
other artists, kept the large audience at the
Globe in good humor. With Flynn as man
ager of the theater, and Cavanaugh to manage
the stage, the Globe is bound to succeed. A
first call programme is offered for tonight.
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TOY BOOKS, LINEN BOOKS.
NEW GAMES OF ALL KINDS.

DRESSED AND OTHER PAPER DOLLS,
WRITING DESKS,
TOURISTS CASES, PORTFOLIOS.
CUT GLASS WRISTBANDS, BRONZE
WRISTBANDS.
BRONZE THERMOMETERS, WRISTBANDS
IN RUSSIA LEATHER.
RUSSIA, SEALSKIN AND MOROCCO
POCKET.BOOKS AND CARD.CASES.
DOOR. CASES, CIGAR. CASES.
FRIES EMACULATE WRITING PAPERS
AND VISITING CARDS,
In all the Fashionable Styles and Tints.
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We call special attention to our stock of Prayer
Books and Hymnals, in
ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT BINDINGS.
all new editions, printed from new plates.
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Our stock of

Standard and Illustrated Books,
IN FINE BINDINGS,
is very large.
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WE HAVE
ALL FIRST-CLASS GOODS

WE Do NOT BUY JOBLOTS
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Juvenile Books
IN GREAT VARIETY.


An immnnse assortment of
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, June M-River IA feet inches
and rising. Weather clear and hot. De
parted: Tnos. Sherlock for New Orleans.
PITTsBuRa, June 23-River z feet lncnes
and falling Weather warm.
EVANSVILLE June M-River IL feet and
rising. Weather clear and hot.
ST.. LOUIS, June 24-Arrived: Future City
and baraes from New Orleans. Departed:
City of Vicksburg for vicksburg. River sta
tionary; slight rain this evening; very warm
tonight
CAIRO, June 24-Arrived: Capitol City
from Vicksburg at 5 A. NJ, Susie Silver from
New Orleans at T. Thompson Dean from New
Orleans al p NJ, Cherokee from New Or
leans at 5. Departed: Morgan for New Or
leans at 10, Susie Silver for St Louis at A.
NJ, Capitol City for St Louis at z, Thompson
Dean for Cincinnati at 3 P. NJ, Cherokee for
Cincinnati at 6. River Is feet inches and
rising. Heavy shower at p. NJ; hot all
day; cloudy and cooler tonight. Mercury
"a. Cherokee reports Belle of Shreveport
hard aground at head Of Island No. TO-
LOUISVILLE, June 24-River falling fast, s
feet in the canal. Very war n weather.
MEMPHIS. June 24-River rose inches.
Weather clear; mercury 50. Arrived: ILL
nois from Vcksburg. Departed: Great Re
public and City of Chester. former last night
for st. Louis, st. Gepevieve for ViCksburg.
VIcKsEURa, June "a Passed up: Julia at
S P. NJ No boats down to-day. Weather
warm and clear. The river fell inch.