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, 1875-03-27

LOUISVILLE, March 20.-A quarrel occnrrel
between two men In Nelson County, Kentucky.
q fcx days siuco. In which Sam Hahn cut
Merritt Lctro with q knife and Letire took mp a
spade aud split uahn's lead opon. killing him
instantly.
quiet THESE prisoners vii! DO brought MP f.r
tltal tomorrow.
, 1875-03-27
cAR.coupLtNo ACCIDENT.

Bpteial U1spafdA o Ths Vhleaao IflbHHt.
dRANn RArlps, Mich, March 20.-lIoraco
Dook, . brakeman On the 0raud Rapids l. 1ndl-
aua Rallsoad, was so injured by being cruahod
between tho bumpers Of trcight-carn, near Clam
Lake yesterday, that lo diel tAis morning in thia
city,
, 1875-03-27
THE LgayeswonTH SCANDAL

8utclal D,spafeh IL 1ht Chteaan 3rit".'.
KANSAS ClTY, March 2G.-Ihs ksnn:h "
Times publishes All inteFsisw with sltc' : ''r,
u, Of Loayeuwostp, whose charaaa set 4 M .
cid lawyer to loys-uakipg aud lo.ter.uf:s:' =
whlc!, shs denies over GaytnH my cf'n';"u -
cIattou viii Pendssey. sud loeiAres l. 81.
ochomo OF 4er father to ruin her,
, 1875-03-27

BosTos, alass., March 9D.-George rcn!ba.:oa,
accused of tho murder Of Mrs. D;pgllnn,.
VIA nrraigned In tho FAST Doeton Mun
eiral Co1rs to-day, and fully cor.
taittaI for murder. An Immense croN:L
waa in attendance, and tho prisoner waA escorte!
TO and trcm tho courtroom by guard OF rixt:
police. Intense excitement exisls In !:A's E:','
ton, aud strong inclination to appcsi to lynch
law seemed to pervaao tho nl1ases.
, 1875-03-27
DROWNED.

6pse1al D1spatoh II 7'A4 CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
FakEroRT, H., March 28.--A man named John
Dolan was found dead this morning In tho mill
race on tho lower edge of town. lIa IN supposed
TO havs fallen. while Intoxicated into the water
during tho nlght and drowned. lIe leayes =
family.
, 1875-03-27
GEN. AuGUR At NEW OalGi"~

NEW ORLEANS. Match 2t-tsoa. Z. ''.'
has arrived from Texan. Ho WIZ taEe s'';'"A
- .n. ,roons stationed In thia vciutty ..'-..
row. dan. Etnory leaves for Washington :
SATURDAY afternoon.
, 1875-03-27

6pfc41! WtpaEoh 70 1As C02cda" TFIouns.
LINCOLN. ILL.,, March M.-A young man named
colboy Ponce MAS accidentally killed. At Rocky
Ford, about m1es from hero. Ile waa out
hnntlng. II IL supposed that Le struck lla gun
ssstnhe somatMuR and discharged 1t.
, 1875-03-27

New 0nLEAsR, March GA t;alyesEan Nr:es'
spccta! from Corpus ChrBt a3th, y. Ill, u,,,s
" 4 lnrga body Of armed a1exicans attacked teY-
oral runcAcs about miles from this ri'7 1,ia
evening" robbed enc store 1ud touk to'.t.t
Americans prlsoners. Tho fnyasn1 of this ci!r
is apprehonded. Tho esoltctaons 10 .h!osse. Al
cittx0os Ara III nfms."
, 1875-03-27

NrHrnIa, March 2G.-s1att Morris, aiia4 Pitts.
burg s[att. tho last Of the luartotte engaged In
lilo c1rrsss robbery horo tue 1st Of February,
arrlvol her, this morning, aud is now in jail.
Az tho four man hare already boon indicted, tley
will llnve speedy trial and IL ia generally.
their crime upon tho stafoid. johnston, ws,a
at first bnll and defiant, las btcn completely
duwn sinco learning that Ills o1cnso il r,,nlrh.
hhlo with death, and shrieks aud yula nku lnad
EaQu,
, 1875-03-27
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMSELF.

HR0s"s 17'*PsaEE4s ~ 1H3 <HIFaRH 1EE"H83*s
JAHEsy1ILr, Wis. March 2G.-A young man
named Clyde Antisdel accidentally shot himself In
The right arm With . shotgun yesterday, and
will lose tho LIMB.
, 1875-03-27

Special Dtsnst1h to 2ht cheaa" Tribune.
Tonr WAySE, Iul, March 26.-Joln H. H..
Cauloy, for soluo years prominent lat and rs!
.lcalor in this city, WAS to-day bound over in t.:
Unitsd 6tatcH Circuit Court TO anaWer tito clar.'
Of perjury, which Ao Ia alleged to ham conlm,i:.
tod IN sono bankruptcy transaction iayo:sit.
several thousand dollars WollA OF Covls.
, 1875-03-27

speefat Usp0tch 10 Ihs GAicdaa Tf;bHnt.
LAxs1Sa, 3licl.., March aG.-Je-nen Ascs't t4,..
yictcd OF rane In tic lIecorde,'s ccn1s &: t.,.
trols, and sentenced to impr!soumeu. fer life. La.
been pardoned BY Gov. Dsgloy.
, 1875-03-27
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Decision in tho Gibson Co.,o:,
Crcnn.) Ku-I11ux .Casca.
An Unsuccessful Mutiny In tho In.
diana State Prison.
Miscellaneous Criminal Record.

THE TENNESSEE xuKLux n,-sa.
MEMPHIS, ToiIr'., March 26.-1u ths 1rr,-3,us
casch from Gibson Counts, Judge E,np, ,ua rn4,
torday baid he WAS but tte organ 10. .,sl,yt. I'M
sho iadgnasus Of his brother. Ballard, bstor,
whom thcso cascs wero argued, that tho c,ll~o
lad communicated, by letter, bis conslus:onp,
only without tho reason for Judgment, srJ
s would, therefore, bo 1esponslb!o for the latter
lmac!f. Ho should eay, in acquiescIrs iu tl,a
dccHioh, that sixteen negroes weto charged viii,
crime. arreased aud f,nprfeoncd by tic ssals
Which are sustained, charge the dofeulausa
with cDnErftIy to pfnyent the bs4so Of
IennesAeo fso'i extending. to them an equal pro-
tfction q its tawn Among other Acta to eff1at-
lantty took them from tho priron, intending to
take tho llycH OF nil. and did, In fact, tnurISr
portion OF them. Tho Co.rl.utio,, in osprots
terms, forb'da tho State 70 deny to say citizon
Ill o1nal protection Of Its laws. Should armed
forces surround the 14cEinlntuss a,nl tcrr,fy It
into passing Etatnto in violation Of this proyls.
ion, no ono wonld doub. but tbs. aslch consvi1acy
would 10 punishable by Cougrcssionn, IsslsIs-
that to, be dono which tic Eat:onsl
Cous:itution declares shall MT TO doao.
Conapiracsas which overcome tho Etate sld
force 1t to deny. tho equal Protection Of
laws arc punishable, vhlle violence BY y
ctizen against ctizcu r. not, The only doubt
bore IL whether . conspiracy whlct. acts upon
the authosittcs Of the county is deemed one whtca
acts upon tho Stntc itself. Tho State ss loa!:cl
upon as an indisisib!o political corporations, and
representa-, Ia ith sovereign capacity, in ita mpss
r!enary seupo, every civil department Of ita
Government. y conspiracy TO prorant tho equal
protection Of tho laws. whom they aro in pr1Cers
OF actual execution. III any department Of pub
lic justice, ID held to bo ono TO psoyenE such
projection by thu State tbelf. It arts Ike other
corporations, and only through It's osgans r.
affords tho protection, Of its lawn only through
its courts and constabuary, and q conspiracy to
prevent their action in tho protection a citiEoaa
Ia held to bo witbln the laws aud Constitution.
, 1875-03-27

WAsu,xorox, u. C., sla7.!. 2o.-A rogslo ot .
gaup OF thloycs on tlo Peoples savln:s D41.':
thls forenoon ror,,lts,l in the loss Of n,l.nly Q.
pappFa valued At $4,000. but Which ars VI Il;
avail to the thieves.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
DECIsIONS-FEB. 3.

CuDrcUne Court Chdmbers-By Judge Brady.-MaY
sgt WueLMou1u dani tie def-nanE hl1z el 10 send AS'
which requested 90 TIE s.gument
Jrfv. NIOn.ln this thnk he
evidence r The atf isracefl br ,her has no hesitation IN
for bis brother ont when u
come. to tx a times. Of disgrace Just at time
sn lgb nut N defendants hands 20 inc hm II Ge
true he the facts .nf the wan Of proper PROOF
TIE aDpcioa for divorce Denied In me matter 9 VIC
Mullen P.ffee reDo confirmed Farmer AtlerOh-h
denied In he mater Oi SiOssOn-Or1er granted
Iawrence.-Sewar agL Nnchester-hOtOn lenlrl
veou costs Savings Institution Todd et al me
AL ayt the Aentherner and Lowen'en
Bank agt D0ane ri al George at
,~rgu blossom Hlebner ayt Roosevelt lorrens a
A.; Riuce ag He,ser Winded kirk Chapman AIT New
burgh io-Ors granted Titus agt Lclteastein hOtan
Russell; Porous Plaster Co. sgt Dunn scAuDe aEt Apsme'
Iees A. sou.. Mcarg SatOn Ehrmann sgt DUBOIS
S.rau sgt Besks agLlMcKenne-Ihi was us
no.a nj F., , l,-J bv sg-ng HIbuer Roosevelt
Notion lea.. costs (Opnion CouugnAn a hI"aEee
AMI Lake Railroad CoDeut opened on terms Memoraoda
Slperi0r Courf-SpecidL Ierr-Bg Judge Curtis
Reaar 80 AZ Woodruff iClse and exceptions settled AUD or
Inn fs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
Woodruff has granted the orders prayed for and made
them returnable on Feb. ~.
THE GRAND JURY AND THE SILK CASE.

THE GRAND JURY AND THE SILK CASE.
THE EXAMINATION OF G. W. BALL CUT SHORT By AN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICERS BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury Of the United States CIR
cult Court was especially convened yesterday and when
it was known that Deputy Collector d. f. Phelps Dep
uty Surveyor Klinck, Capt. Brackett, and . d. bacn
had attended "a witnesses before them 1t was couec-
ured that something out OF the usual course "ou Oo
done respecting Gustavus W. Ball. who IA charged with
concesng the true value Of imported dry goods ior ''
purpose Of escaping payment Of the full rate Of duty
on them. Subsequent events proved the conjectures
true. BalPs examination the charge mentioned was
20 have been continued at D. D. yesterday before Com
missioner Osborn. when that hour arrived Assistant
United States DstrictAttorney Purdy entered the Com
missoner's room and informed him that the examina-
ton would not go on. for the reason that the Grand
Jury had ordered an indictment against BAH 10 DO
drawn, charging him, substantially WIN tIe sailo
0fense for wBicn he had been arrested on INC Oo"'
slOner's warrant. - -.
Commissioner Osborn replied: "1he examination De,
fore to determine whether or not ban slouu
he held to await the action OF the Grahu jury ouv
the Grand Jury have seen ut to superede Me- u''
yield" ,,.
ably surprised at the turn things had taken aud asked
Nj Purdy TO allow lin TO look at the indctment.
cannot do that" said Mr.. Purdy because Other per
sons have been Jointly indicted with Slr Ban anu ~
Will do for their names TO be known until hey 1ro
arrested" The indictment against Ball Deslies az
agng that be concealed the true yalne Oh pIy soy, , ~
the purpose Of escaping payment OF the u rate O uy
them, charges MIN with aiding ana aDetlnK u. lu
smugging, and with receiving ana concealinB E"ou'
which he knew had been snuGgled.
Later In the day Judge BItchfOrd held special ses-
sou OF the United States Circuit Court ana recelFeu
the Grant Jury, who presented the Indictment against
Ball and Others. Bail already In custody IN deIault
Of $4,000 bail and those who jointly indicted "I'A
him WILL De arrested on bench warrants TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
CIVIL NOTES.

r. ~ Grant and Charles l.. Thatcher, two
clerks at 1925 month in the Finance Department not
being paid the last three months OF 1871 went before
the Board o. Audit created 1872 which awarded them
smaller sums These they received, and then sued the
city for the balance. The tried before Jud 20
L,TrpmOre yesterday IN Common Pleas, 1tldl leim
Iup defense that the decision or cue BOari OF Aull
wa, a conclusive a-uairatlOO, only TO De remeIed ny
mandau.ls, ana tLIt 1u-re 40 appropriation Jud|e
Lirremore ovcrrIled bptd pOiIt', and directed uIg
ment for the si1i %. sat f0r the secohi or
s5669 E. H. K,.lOss ior p.4IIuEs; D. j. Dean Tor dc
icpdaut.
John n. Gowan aud about dozen other
attendants On the courts bad their claims allowed Dy
the Boarl OF Supervisors At $50 each. Bills FOR that
amount for each were attached to the audit OF the
Board but the bills attached 20 the voucher sent 70 Tue
Controller only footed mp S2, lni JIc CJntroher WOlid
pay no more The officers sued ~ pairs 80 ~ 70 OruH
each claim over $50 Tor the missing e3 Inc nrst case
came trial yesterday 10 Common Pleas, Irla Ietnl
before Judge LIrremOre, when the assistant corpora
on Counsel wa- surprised by the prod Of the bill
Attached % the supervisors audit lie permitted JUG
nent 10 be t3k.n for SCI 20. and gave notice to the
pA.nss IN the five suits that t"e answers OF tAe
cltT were Withdrawn, aud they could enter up 'Ae'r
tu
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
THE EMMA MINE DISGRACE.
sI-rT BROUGHT BY THE ENGLISH STOCK
HOLDERS FOR S5,OOOOOO.

SLIT BROUGHT BY THE ENGLISh oIOCh-
HOLDERS FOR S5'OOO,OOO'
srvAroR STEWART, TRENoR W. PARK AND h. II
BAxTFR MADE DEFENDANTs-WHAr THE COM
PLANT AILEGEs-THE HISTORY OF THE ISCEP--
7ToU AND PROGRESS OF THE sCHEME-PRoF.
sILIMAN's REPORT.
The revelations concerning the manner in which
a. scheme known as the Emma Silver Min
I,V Company of Utah foated. and
sstsrward anchored upon too confding
Tpehsh public, have not ceased to be the
,,b,eet of wonder aud discussion in financial
,ircles The developments have occupied columns
On the English press, and the oft-tod tale of fraud
b,s been waited from one end Of the world to the
osher, until the Emma Mine has come to be re-
earded as synonomous with unblushing dishonesty
and shameless duplicity. A short time ago the En-
csh stockholders, who had been defrauded. direct
81 their President and solicitor to to this coun-
frv and make an examination of their property.
These gentlemen came here and went to Utah,
where they made an Investigation. Upon their re-
turn 10 this city they instructed Shipman. Barlow,
Iarocque, and Mcfarland the attorneys of the
Enc Railway Company, TO take proceedings
ssainst the men who as they alleged,
had swindled their English constituents. Ac-
c5rdingly the lawyers Immediately began a
SUIT against Trenor W. Park II. II. Baxter,
name of tho Emma Silver Mining Company. The
p.pers have been prepared, and a summons was
a,ryed Mr Park just before he left the city for
California on q tour of inspection Of some other
mining property which he has there.
The complaint. which Is given herewith, charges
the defendants with having fraudulently obtained
che money Of the plaintiffs on wilfuy false state
Fuen,s of the value Of the Emma property, based
upon mendaciOus report of Prof. Benjamin Sil-
man. who. 1t is asserted. TO obtain a
large fee contingent upon q favorable report.
y Tho complaint narrates the manner in which the
Inma Mining Company was oIc4L'zed and the
e'ock afterwards AJated on the London market by
Ela ail cf Baron GRAFT and others associated with
bn. Two OF t03 defendants are well-known in
Nal,-S. TreaOr v. Park Is connected with
1hs kew-YOrk, Boston and Montreal Rail
soal. has been director Of the Pacific
Iiail Steamship Company aUl is now
I'7esdent OF the Panama Railroad II. II. Baxter
3 also a N2l->t. man. and associated with Mr.
StOckweii IL the Pacific Mail direction, and was
very prominent By reason of has spaculati0ns in
Pacific Mail at that time William NJ Stewart is
one Of The present Senators o. the United States
from Nevada.
% Following is the full text Of the complaint
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
ORpEIs GRANTED IN THE NEw-YORK MIDLAND
CASE.

The New-York, Oswego and Midland Rail
road was assessed in the OF sidney C32 IN tho
town of Eaton $3.50 in the town OF G1lord' 1896; In
tie town Of Otsenc s4 and In the town OF Ds Ruyter
$500 The road unable to pay the assessments and
IA January 1875 the tax collectors for those towns levied
upou It's property with intention Of selling IL to sat
fy the assessments The OF the road Abram
Hewitt and John Stevens then filed petitions IN the
Unted States Circuit Court for tLis District PRAYING
mat the tax collectors for he towns referred 20 be re-
ouirrd to snow why they shOuid nOt DC Iefprtl
P re.f,IneI nom selling tue property OF road Al
,eady seized, and from seIzlag any moro ot H. JudAe
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
cOr-RT OT APPEALS.

albany. Feb. 3.-In the Court of Appeals,
-iue4Idy F-o. f 1873.
-4rgarrt arr0 respondent azt BEoeIl CarfoA e. AZ
.los..lat-. a-.lme.. -e.umti and coIculei.
g. 10 Tie Union Niuonal Of Psb1-gh, respondent, ag
-oz. Wheeler appellant; arei 5T IIona' VI le;f o. c'l1
g.. ,j- irn- lnt iHd Joseph NJ Dixon Tor respondent
J-James B. Arrlnlar and others e-p1ulen az ,lnill
m appellant for appellant argued by aal '" PecA-
L. " sci io r@sqo1leuts
So ut-,tepl-n h.Jm &c, responder, agt John =
v argued T. doE Oi counsel or appellant anl of
appellant % suD MT uft-er po o1 'ue
question o. iuls.i,tlJn duliIg the cent seek
No ly2-Vm Baarinau respondent, Joseph Gaard Jr ~
ppeAns argued Samne Hand counsel Tor ippt4n iHd ~
ti.9rl- A Norsrr 'Or respondent
and adjourned 10 AAa'saY req A. 10 D
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James T. Smonson was tried before Justice Bar
r DID, Oy- sad 1eml@r. A~'iA1t pltc. A'f-ss
Ur,ruuug burglar larceny anu
c vinz 9,o He convicted Of receiving sioea goods -aa
..uteuce va irtr.eI.
In the Court If General Sessions. before Recorder
Utrset ln. DsrcAttorlrv Npn prosecuting JOSEPH Howard
D..tu4 y E % an grand 4rcr7 vas sentenced 10 '"o
i r. Se P- Eugene J. TsT or, for arcenV from
e .r.o va ,ri CD P-l.nar for Eve yeas Felc.c ERIE
90 dangerous weapon VA oeAs - 'As o'@'e 'O
iJr lOgr
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

w.t. on or about the 3sth day OF April A. d. 1871 caused
70 be organized, under the laws Of the State of New
York. corporation under the OF the Emma Silver
Mining Company OF New-York, with q nominal
each ana thereupOn Icaused the sald 50 called Emma
Mining Company OF Utah 10 convey to the said Emma
silver Mining Company OF New-York all and singular
the premises aforesaid az and for nominal consder
alton Of 5000 shares or theeabout the capital stock
OF the said last named corporation which then and
there ssued and delivered full paid stock for the
pose aforesaid TO the various persons interested in the
said mining property ana IN the said Utah Company
the remaining shares OF stock in the said last named
Company also then and there issued full paid
th Is not advised.
The plaintiff is informed and believes, that in pursu
ance OF some Arrangement scheme and plan devised and
agreed upon before tha formation OF the SAID Emma Sill
yer Mining Company OF New-YOrk. the particulars
whereof are unknown to the plaintiff the stock Of the
said Company caused TO be issued and distributed
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
AcoLLEcroR's SEIZURE OF TOBACCO REVERSED

A COLLECTORS SEIZURE OF TOBACCO REVERSED
In April, 1874, Collector Arthur seized lj9
bales OF leaf tobacco imported from Havana on tbs
ground that an attempt had been made 10 remove II
from the CustOm-hoUse by means OF Iorsed Jill ol
lading The tobacco which Is valued at Sls36 was SUD
sequently advertised in the usual manner "hen
Florenco Henrlques appeared its claimant and de-
MED that attempt had been made u remove II ~
charged By the Collector The issue thus joined was
tried yesterday In the U-ed states District Court be-
fore Judge BAtchOrd. II shown that On April ID
1874, Henuques presented at the Custom-h0use
bill OF aiding for the tobacco from ToDares BUS
tamente Of Havana. The bill was drawn TO their order
but not indOrsed, anu Henrques was informed tha
he cou ID not have the tobacco until he produced o
OF ading ndOrsed by TObares & BustAmebte Ihe next
day Henrlques returned with DiI OF lad ng which pur
ported 10 DO regularly indorsed Dy that nfm IAe Col
iecior pronounced ind0rsement forgery and eZel
me tobacco The jury found verdict returning Tue 20
baccO 10 Henuqlus. Eijnau Allen appeared Tor tA9
plaintiff aud Assistant United 5tates
smith for the Collector.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

PHILADELPHIA: AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL
soctQry. Ian l5Mr ID .lmar bY invitation. read me
oy ON the Progress and Statistics Of Spain previous "
nj aimee Isss tns date VI tho Great Reform Lava.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
TRIAL TTRs-PAarI-Ll

TRIAL rsnx-P.ar I-IasREsonS
os7o Jshn.on sgt The M.yor 4s7. .Ksisr agt schesi
sS1s, sss ss irs III. msSs GS secj sisi .<
2Ji7. Walsh sgt The Mayor 90, ~ Isha. o,p...
10 snodrrs SGT Wilcox 1909 .H'uion mnr agt Wssr
BO3 Watt. b. Edu, sgt fborr o-o earn -, n. s.,.,
ssa 1865. Hogan sg- The EsyOr
PART Ill DAILY J.
7.o MAJ. r,rt Bank agL Ger. 1900. .Rv,ra sgt RVi,
man American B.sL iS0I. ws'lsr sg. l'r1e, 1a.
MS vsnderroo The Aay'r 5O2 sdnger sgt F'sS.
53sS. Quinn pa 's1 The Sayor 1904 Bas.1axs ys.
i5,2 S,.e, s,.s ,s St' sc1anSd 1906 ays. AT
S,l Soi NJ I. R ? R. q, Co.; Co.; ..d I'D
Bitiery r. r. Co.
MARisz CoUpr-TaAL rsns-PAEr shes.
2ss Ho,s as Re1;s:I I2g;s ss,Is, & s.i.I s.i ~
1859 Wendell agI 26l7.. Toope etsL ACT heAi.aas
Iil5..Keech agt wornser. ei al
1892. Jacobs at Jacobs a. 2625.. Sryn sgt Connors
4jO Sou1rsne aEt Werner 1857. FrDAtnk Asfersoa
$50. .Boyd sgE Seser. 1860. .HerasNsa sgt Fleming
PARr H~-ALkKR. J.
1899. Spear ag- Bnser l46l. Jarnuo-iy sgt ho'cas-
s7i Adam, ss. Hsrrsou 1893. Van Dor,a Moore.
1896 Hemme, n &c. ana l5t.Serm Harrison * al
II r r. 60. l46j. Browa at. F.tIpstnck.
1873 Thei sgt schafer lf67 Edwards seha'er jr
1874. Hspdckson. 1903 Won Bauer sreh a.
!i7I.OHAra AZ P.reT.
PART uI.-HcADAS.
1949. .K.,-gan aet RuHer 2l5e..Darye Rboi.G
51y. Davidson ct al ast QaaeA 96 renla a5t GSe1 ct
1875 conaoiy sgt Hou,ou. 2.7l..smHs al 'st Trat
.Bngeman sgs Cooke ct al 29tO Avenl sgt Eyer'
1obn at OesterreEhe 1870. .Lehish sod ". Coal Co
2i35 LeTensoa sgt Eeogh sgt DToaesaL
GENERAL szssI0Ss-Hacke't Reoder-Brdge. Dunn, timothy
fopous assaul; and batter Nilan WHIT Thomas
Imsn Neson v Wism Cary Jsmes Bennett Durary yeos
SiaTEs Lewis Marks Horace Marks Psrhlm VIII am H.
brown John Robert Williams, BerlAd Haoa Georss E,hs
grand larceny Maria Mccormick pes larceny Robert smith l'a7'
ALsasY Y Feb 3-Ths following the Day casudar ssr
Thorsiy 4, 1875: Nos iO3. 100, 20 81 81 s9 10
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
CALEEDARs-THIB DAY.

srPRENE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
o. vo,ts. a., Brown I77..Krheu rec'r agi. ROrke,
= T,--..,.,rn ,gt tibs,u. &c
r-nt al N.b.usahl I79 Matter Of Church Of holy
''' C. Seuu'chre
so " W,k,e ,zt Mauot 1919. Ere Railway Co. sgt
-. Matter o Poole - dond r,,
81 Lsugian &caZt Schultz 200 Rauchuss a2t haun'Is1
"a B,D9ser aK Ihe Mayor 23S Benton agt sherman &c
a.. -3j.. Wood sgt Bell
llj Mater Of Pevser -oo.'uoepp' &C. As~ oeIne'
IL D.. .Baln-y agt. Lgilv 49, &c
l2D. whitney ag.. Town send. I49..-- ast -
4 WHaa ~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THs
UNITED STATES MAIL.
sBw ASD PULL-POWBRzD SrKAMSHPA
sainr nom Hew.Yors SATURDAYS Liverpool THURa
OAYs ealing q Cork Hsroo'
REPUBLC. SATURDAY. FEB 8. si 800
BALTIC. SATURDAf, Feb l3 n 800 -
BELGIC SATURDAY. FEB 30, a. $500 D N
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. Peb. q. a. lO;OO
CBLTIC SATURDAY.. March q. al S;OJ
FrOn Iho White PER 81 Non1 taVer
Pasnge al elassesl annyae conJmug
SAFETY. SPBRD AND COhFOkr.
Saloons bsthroens mhsmo
where a.snessss sooonDsss
tLese
sner Fs0ruAFy rates sh b eoe
200 gold.
Drafts ron 81
Of and eshr sot p7y e vome-st
Ne 10 BfsaavsS. hssIsk d VostlA A<c.A
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
OCEAN Steamers

EAGLE LINE.
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHsRBOURG AND HAhBURG
from Nssf follows
KLOPsTOCK. scher. February ..
GOETHE Ca Wilson FehruarV 10
hom Eagte Line Pier of Fst ST. Hobokeo
RATES or PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG;
CABIN 6st 500 gold saloon. $50 god secrssa
s23 Prepaid tickets from HsE9urg - nFrey
FOR ght apply FUNCH BBTB Co, Y Sonh WihAmsi
For oas,ase apply TO KNAUTI EACHOD KUIlNB,
''' General Agents, ! l3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

1910. Johnson sgt. The hsTor
2al5. .DOoley agL The Mayor
23IB. Mallory sgt The naToh.
23i7. Walsh sgt The Mayor
525. Quick SGT Tinker
1927. .Snodgrass SGT. Wilcox
EO3 Watt. By gdn, sgt fborr.
1854. MCCAIN sgI smith s0d
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
Fror Piers "a aud ~. North hv-s
To nT2kNS4OLs AaD LINERYOUL 4

SPAIN Sat Pen b. 300 D. M ITALY, sat Feh 20 ; o. n
L.lN Sat Feb -. 1890 - Ihk oCEhN, FEB - 10 m
POk LONDON Olhst I. ,,
GREECE .THI lSDAY FelL II. 9.3O 9. N.
and $50 sIeerlge 81 gr ,.sa @
ke1ced Rates. Frepsd Sterrae~ "oe
Liverpool The ComrsGT ". o'
r. ~ hiihNi hhSeh
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ cOMPASY.- - a.,..


he ODER h OteTcndnrD, Hi sa On SATUh
DAY D. from Bremen Pier loot Sccon H1boAn' oe 'oh
Lowell b.
steamship HANSA Capt F. KngsiV on SATURDAY. FEB -
RATEs or PASSAGE TO LoSDOs. HAVRh. AND btsMks-
forGegnt passage, apyyto OtLIi~tlS o., i-eutA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

~ LISE-These f-ciaSs STEAMSHIPS VIII a at 3 m roa
Per r. CeIgrsb tor Havana direct - ,C~S
CRESCENT CITY l. s. Curtis. r. ltJ RsDAl F,bn4rf ~
COLUMBUS. G. Reed. ..........IL IL hspAf. ~ rY %
Porfqgbt or massage msgntrt aopF 70
WM. p. CLYDE o.. No BoSiag-greea
McKXLZR. LCLIyG & Co, AScuts 10 Havana