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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Aug. Is, P. Motion
steady. Ordinary liz, Good Ordinary 1871, Low
Middling 13s, Middling al. Middiing Ala
bama lag, Mlddling Orleans lag.
Futures very quiet; Low Middling for
August 14@14B, for September Is 1860
135, for October, November and December
1908 11-16, January ID 13-l6@135. Feoru-
l4ss a ii ZIG. May 14s@14 11-l6, June Il 13-
1904 Is 16.
NEW YORK, Aug. IS, Evening. ~ Cotton
closed steady; Middling Uplands lag. Orleans
14a; gross receipts IS, consolidated net re-
ceipts 1874; exports to Great Britain 655, to
the Continent 3100 sales 1906.
Futures closed weak; sales 13, 400, as fol-
lows: August 14@14 1872, September 10 49,
16, October Is l9-32@l3s, November Is 49,
32@13s December BOOB 1872, January IS
25-32, February Is 1872 March IA 5-32@14
SIG. April IA 1l-32@14s, May IA 1904
June IA 25-32@14 1882, July IA 15.16@l5s.
Flour firm, demand fair; superdne Western
and State S595 60. Southern -four steady;
common to fair extra SIS 90@6 s., good to
choice do Sc 9O@7 so. Wheat fairly active;
81 55@1 IS for white Western. 81 45@l AS
for winter red Western, 81 4SG01 so for am
Western mixed, S0@S2 for fair to prime sail
do, 75076B for heated Western mixed. Oats
2@3c better, quite active; 60@64 for mixed
Western, closing at ga for prime, afloat.
Coffee-Rio firm; good demand; 174@20J,
gold, for cargoes. Sugar steady: demand
United; 7E@8 for fair to good refining, ST
rood do, 81 for prime, 9s@9 3-16 for centri-
ugal; refined unchanged. Molasses easier;
grocery grades dull. Rice firm; demand fair.
lallow firm, 9 3-16@9l. Rosin and turpen-
inc steady.
Leather steady; hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and
'eavy weights 2e@ 2sa, California do 25@2es,
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THE PRESIDENT AT A CLAM BAKE.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 18.-President
Grant was entertained at a clam bake at Gen.
Burnside's to-day. There were two hundred
guests presentfrom various parts of the State.
At 6 o'clock the President and party embarked
on the revenue cutter U. s. Grant, intending
to make q brief call tomorrow at Block
Island, thence to Long Branch.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Aug. 1S.-An accident oc-
CURED yesterday on the St. Louis and st.
Joseph branch of the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern Railroad, as the train was
passing over the trestle work over Dry
Branch, six miles south of Cover Station,
Clinton county.
The structure gave way, precipitatine the
mail, express and two passenger cars down a
distance of twenty feet. One person killed
and over forty injured.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. - For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, clear and clering weather
and lower temperature, except in the Ohio
Valley, with southwest and northwest winds
becoming light and variable during Thurs
day, rising barometer and possibly light rains
near the coast and in the Ohio Valley tonight.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Aug. 8.-The Diario officially
denies the rumor that Valmaseda will leave
the island. He will await the promised rein
forcement Of 10000 men and prosecute an
active winter campaign.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY,

New YORK, Aug. 18.-Mr. Jewett, receiver
of the Erie Railway Company, filed his in
ventory in the County Clerks Office, showing
receipts and disbursements since his appoint
ment Total receipts, dating from his ap-
pointment to the last day of June, of which
he gives daily items So, 1925 Total dis
bursments, 50, 759, Cos, leaving on hand s432,-
400
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LARGE TOBACCO SALE.

RALEIGH, N. c., August 1S.-The largest
sale Of tobacco ever made in North Carolina
was from a large mandatory in Durham this
morning, filing Philadelphia order for $500
cases, amounting to over $50, 900.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Aug. 18-Sub- Treasury balances
gold S34, loo, 500; currency $50, 55l, 636.
The Sub Treasurer to-day paid out S31, 00C
for interest and S64, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $3l1, 200.
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1t is one of the curiosities of natural histo-
~ that horse enjoys his food most when he
hasn't bit in his mouth.
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NEGRO INsURRECTION DISCOVERED

AUGUSTA, Aug 1S.-There was much excite
ment to day il Washington and Jefferson
counties on account of reported attempt by
the negroes at instruction. Eighty arrests
we're made, and the white military companies
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MARINE.

SAVANNAH, August 18.-The steamship Ash
land, from New York, struck on the bar and
had her rudder carried away. she was an
chored at Tybee.
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"Mother- in law is the name of favorite
mixture of ale in London. 1t is old and Bit
ter.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Aug. 18.-Street rate Il. Tallow
46s 6d@46s Sd. Turpentine 22s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 18.-Breadstuffs quiet and
steady, except wheat, which is frmer. Lard
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Good palatable tea, 60 cents per pound, at the
Tea Depot, Camp street.
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|BIILY { POND,
We invite the attention OF the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
(some Of which are enumerated below, which vi
offer at low figures.
G. M. BAYLY POND,
"a, So, SO, 40 and n Canal street.
Coffee.
ESQ bags old Government Java COFFEE.
140 :. seed Tick ..
1900 :. Good to Choice Bio ..
Is :. Laguayra ..
In store and for sale by
500 cases W. K. Lewis & Bros and Kemp, Day
d Co.'s brands.
Just landing and for sale by
GIN. BAYLY d POND.
Tobacco.
400 packages, comprising all grades and styles.
200 cases smoking do. assorted grades.
In store and for sale by
g. M. BAYLY 4 POND.
Buckwheat.;
100 bbls with sacks.)
$50 half bbls.
200 boxes.
Just landed and for sale by
GIN. BAYLY POND,
English Pickles.
BOO c..es- assorted-mixed. Chow Chow. Picca-
illi, Oaulifower and Onions.
In store and for sale by
G, M. BAYLY 4 POND,
"a, So, 50, 40 and AZ Canal street,
Worcestershire Sauce.
l2v cases half pints,
ITO cases pints.
just received and for sale by
G. M. BAYLY l. POND.
Fine Sherry and Port Wines.
Wo are just in receipt of
butts very superior SHERRY,
PORT, |
:. :. :. old MADEIRA.
rom the celebrated house Of W. Chillingsworth |
: Son, London.
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers.
G. NJ. BAYLY 4 POND,
Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAISINS,
500 nj =.
l000qr :. :. ..
q casks FIGS,
20 :. new CURRANTS.
or sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY 4 POND.
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Coffee.

Pickles.
500 cases W. K. Lewis & Bros and Kemp, Day
d Co.. brands.
Just landing and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY d POND,
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|BIYLY { POND.

We invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
(sone Of which are enumerated below, which We
offer at low figures.
G.. NJ. BAYLY POND.
"a, Sc, SO, 40 and a Canal street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

WEDNESDAY. MAY g.
Por Europe via and Liverpool by tho steam
ship C iba mails close 1t ~ Supplementary Mail ID
closed D. Steamship sails A. p M from GUARD DOCK
Jersey CITY .,nor.y 49,,
Europa Via Plymouth Cherbonrs and Hamburg by the
seanishp 1i0satia. malls close al ll"o Suppome
ary all Ia cl0sei 100 p. steamship sais at p
For and Cuba by the steamship Crescent City mails
close Suppomc ntary Mail ~ closed al 10 IN
steamship sails at fru Pier No b. North River
Barmnda by the sresmsnip City Of Houston mas coae
III Steamship sails ~ p w. from Pier No Worm
River
the Sandwich Islands. Fiji Islands New Zealand
and Australia the steamship Francisco May 81
should posted New York before sat rday May 10
Mails for Newfoundland close At the SewYOrk Post ONCE
Nail Tor iIafst N e. 10 closed 3, the Nsw.York Post
SATURDAY. MAYA
Europe, via Queenstown and Liverpool, by tho steam
ship AdIat Ia close AT 80 M. supplement AIRY
Mail steamship sails at 40 from Pier No. o. Nor,
River.
scotland only by tho steamship Victoria close a.
supplementary Mail Is closed at p m. No supple
monisy Mail steamship sails at p FROM Pier No 20
North River. -
Europe Southampton and Bremen by the steamship
ain, mails close at ! 80 Supplementary Mail 10
closed the PnstOioe at l3O stcamshp ssls NJ Y.
H. from Pier foot OF fnirl a.. iIoDOkeu.
For Belgium direct Antserp by tho steamship state ~
Nevada, malls close at Steamship sails from Hhbodk
Slnrt~, brooklyn, at a,
For Nassau Kingston Sayaniils Ard Santa rths the
Cersb- mails close al IN Stsamsiy sails frvn
Pier No 81. North River at II a m
Mails for Key West by the steamship city Of Anstn close At
y. steamship sails al from Pier No 20 kas Kver
SUNDAY. MAI 0.
All Mails close at IL o'clock Tho Post onos Il open
from d ia 10 III = Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
PiSSENG ELS SAILED.

FOR HAMBU RON stsnrpshfp g>shnl MAY l.-Mr. aud
Mrs James Bowen, Mrs II werthhemer. Mrs Jeannstte
Manuel Fried - r. Kis<ngrr, Mrs Elizabeth Kiss
lngrf Mss Augusta Kssngor Masters Abort and Robert
Kissnger Mary t.oee Mrs Charles r. Weahi John X
sui Of The King Of Holland Annie
Panrn Master Herman and Miss Mary Phantom Mr. and Mira
and throa children, Mr.. and Mira Doming. Miss
n.y. Julius fohr Mrs iiernst-n and infant NJ.
Herman. John Andcrugy Christ Doenbach, A. Adler. Mr.
and Mrs A. Franck Misses Bertha and WUtm5-r
Mira Mari. Nensn,orf Miss LiEEie Nennndorf, MA G. q.
Passow three children and servant IT. l. tabsn H. Baruo
MI aud Mira y T. Prey. Mrs. Henriette Dsoh Mira sophie
W-Ilmaun and Children Mr and MIRA W Woke and cid
ArA Anna weis A Montpelier ~. Meyer Henry Lob John
John iier- Miss ouise Ja.os Priderse
and cifrrn g. Scheidng Georgs IIorDok hTs j.
wrftbrmer. H. kosmehl. = Rich j. Prank eDsein. : aso
rnwtisch, Mr. aud Mira Edw AschsTmanD children,
Mn Anna Jacub Blum Miss FriedeTtko
Selma Ieven-on Mr. and Mrs Mende Philips, Misses
sarah Phillips Mrs Cary infant Mrs
I'm fosenheim, aal fraenkel. Nj and Mira Herm korn
aud children itao Mr. and Mrs G. IrbhrrL Misses
Ray and Fanny soh~Ar LSti,d MIA Betty Adler
Emma Ottie Adler Master Arthur Adler NJ Meyer. J.
Eseer Jacob II. Mayer Aug BarmAn. Mr. kIuAnual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
JADOp AND CAPITAL

AN ARGUMENT THAT THE sTAGNArON OF TRADE Is
DUE TO THE CONSTANT sIRlKrs or wORKINGMEN
To the RditOr Of the Tribune.
SIR: There seems to me to be great mis-
an lrchesJn the depressed state Of the in
dnsries the country the leading thereto and
the remedies for the IL IA vaguely called the ""
OF the panic and It's remedy 10 be return Of conf
dence. &c AS to the panic there was no panic eS-
cpp for three days tn NcwYOrk Stock Exchange and
there becaus was the only place where you could sell
anything; or. in other words the on place whero they
attempted pay their debts. In September. 1873 chi
minated rs far the railroad interests were concerned
the unnatural state OF Things that hid benn existing for
long time viz the withdrawal Of tho capital OF the
country legitimate industrial enterprises. ana It's
temporary Investment In personal scclritos OF ali
kinds floating the street. This enabled Northern
Pacific and dozens OF ohor enterprises like 1t go years
In advance OF the actual wants OF the country to oat an
enormous amount OF bonds and paper.
The labor unions have most assuredly made
every manufacturing. mining and mechanical pursuit so
uncertain s rrtlrns that capital (Which is very sens
tive, has abandoned them. will illustrate. friend of
mine in coal mining Disguised in consequence
ont nveste. his capital largely In TIE STOCK OF one
of the banks of his town and TOOK the presidency;
old freu builder, ab0ut putting some boiSea on some
Its he owned there He had gone ont" business
money in bnildng now. As the cellars dug
the stonenasons strike ~ soon as the found lions are
up the bgickayers strike soon as the walls are M.
the carpcntors strike: and thu woodwork IL
finished tho painters strike. The Inst houses bull cost
$1,000 Zach had estimaiei their cost ~ 81 900
each only got - BOO consH1nensly lost 1000 sn,ece
money!" Mvfrioni then said lam down on Thlrl-st.
picking up railroad aoceptancos at to per cent per
annuln my friend back rhiIdst. and home,
with Jay Cookes paper In his pocket, Instead OF con-
tract for tho building OF six houses he had intended
This an actual fact, and only ono of many
more ike It, and still those worsmcn arc now tho
ontost their demands to be set to work at their own
price. mind YOU by capital Do they think capital Is
snch trust itself with them IL II can help 1t
Where Is already and cannot help IL, II must stay
but no nses ofny kind viii he started until this
labor question ia settled These unions get the largest
tciaps Of both parties AMI will continue 10 get H. sup
puse a. ion as politics IL profitable K.
Yeie- York. April o. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
wOMENs TEMPERANCE APPEALS.


SIR: Close observers OF social changes must
have seen with peculiar interest the progress OF pnbiic
scntiment In favor OF womens entrance into various
Spheres ~ activity during the last ten years What was
before Tint period regarded n startling Innovation
upon social propretirs and conventional standardN ~
now acccped not only un'tcr ~ course but M MI
a.ency Of enlightenment In the different departments OF
culture where she has hadopportunty for the acquisition
OF krovlcd Who conid no well adapted IA she Tor
the pbys,col mental and moral training Of young people
II Ia not by self-'psertion nor by demands TOT
enual rights that the weaker bns gained the privilege
70 conc ont from rotrcon and stand sido by side wh
brother rcfOImeis
Tho resent npr-ing Of women In thu temper
onco cansc il as an ongr0wh OF Improved public sen
mont and an ancoptanne Of hor ability to meet the
emergency Looked nj philanthropcly. from the p"nt
o, view OF the humanitarian reformer the wbole lins o
attack which she has taken IN this aggressive battle
oprn 10 criticism and fatal would o any attempt on the
tive di.ousitIon with such doubling opponent ~
RECOGNITION Uf the divine commission when S.hs tn',
forth from the qnietude ~ home. nnh in urn
reliance upon IIs support without Whom thcy tohlh
do nothing they work and pray AM VAT
The trial OF faith that he temperance w"n' oi Hew
vance uTnn dIriug the last twelve n"ntn'
,tnl ,iiiDy upon the Lord has mol been without e"d
results II they have boon rOmpccd through iShuI""e
bncl.lc MI. armur. they are prepared b h
off thir sim pln 'anons-'ha wNci"orns VI 'io
campaicD Faith. per,rasiOn PRAYER. ap love-
In Col Is our afr n IN We VIII not fOdr, tnoigh an
h,ai shril b. . ,npei p;ain5t us" T. A. NC
Nsr York, April 20 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
DFCEIONS-MNy 4.

Ssp-cn. COv, = Chambers - Lawrence. The
Nnonal PhOo Chemical al &c, CO o sr A@G" os &
ar1 williams Il al Explanation REQ Tired Els n ac E.PI
@dr "a. at Sg than the wit U be dc
o. either party let an ordsr TO that rHi o. cI a ra
aNay nj gyms act arr arI 4 al W2tt5s az GI1".o'
NSriR ser ss ynes agt Beaver Ct al oinfm1n ei
o. o., asS SsgyS r. ri at Miier Coi@e at vi s
saacs HeIaghty Ggt ir" = ,iofi aS o. a
TharsoS fIersS6j, sgt Prsy.Cir ,t' smT at. Craw.
Isl 10 We, nVs m aS S Is nav SST on The
referee Patr OK aet pa in"nt o. tie costs n
e Of Robert Patr OK IT IS INIT and the aS
h IN tie !, n"@S Of &c remaining partner vandrrr
at lfacokAn allowance OF erri%d 10 plsinT ~,
Of PToceodin9s srantca nni hearing ant
s u Rfarce connrmod aHd nemen
s 2o S srs%S" % H With S an SSS5oS Of 5S
PENDANT National l,anS Of ne hHpnhhe AZ rAmei r. am
az! Pas, on do AZ aS Pm o Sn T Me-
at JnnSen pom 59 M ~ f. oed snd r" Sc, dawn
Tor Mar 10 1877 Judgment 10 siaui security. Bri e
McCImIck. Judgment g1ant9L LOB AT PeekssiI Iron
ENc Hayes AT Es ron King Anthony Merritt ast
ProSeG S''''''- ''
Superior Court-Spei0l Termavan Worst, J.
n, Son shnnd issue Nicolaus act StivanSupl meusl
Il az o a H@y TcaS %GG1
Ts ds%' 6 PTs new matter not %p S ne
posed IS defense moton den.e Hoyoe
t gIs ' Dart Si' att crantd oOmey art
McGongh Ell sNotee Of agPllcs fo t3e order Should be
Spear, J.-Poret agt MoGrsth-lhe pantf mus, have
sSise-Moion granted Tor ,ra! on !ud'e's mute.
Common Preas-Eqdiy Term. F. DAILY, J.-verv-
Toe, aEt "s for BoDth sS s''
rsat ns g SG nd c" at the se o. s SGn
agtC ITisWUid-M OttOh granted, "ithOnt costa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
AN IMPROVED SPELLING CONTEST.

TO the Editor OF The Trt60he.
Sir: We as u nation spell better than we do
many other things Of tho English Ian
aud It woud good idea while ihe humor lasts to
make these matches take much wider range. such as
definitions by dictionary, pronunciation and several
much needed amendments In grammar. Suppose for In
stance that Judge wisenan and the wekn0wn queen Of
society Mrs Mounthgh. be furnished with pencils and
paper and required to write mpr0mpt letters Ia each
other while at the same time Prof Upntbest0Ts
IN, parsd with Miss Flora McFimsey; Mr. Adrian Ftz-
Flumuery with Mrs Loudspout, lectures on spiritual
afintes &c &c; Mr.. stookgoOd q wealthy merchant,
with Miss PARKWAY, sprchtiv lady. who has travelled
emioying the longest words he dig ont Of tho die
Lnlry with little Miss Futtcr. fresh from finishing
school Their letters having been written on subjects
either with the writers dictated by some
ager mig hit then collected. and from each, VIII h. Ivy
the way should exceed In length iva or three pages
OF note PAPER and should be IL the cOllOqual style
certain number words might he taken exercises In
lowed 10 spell his her words II preferred. the
spelling and prom ouncing might he first disposed Of and
aerw ard the letters read aud criticised with regard "a
definitions and grammar; for the gst OF THIS eIcfcise
should lie In getting words applied In their proper order
and meauings Arrived at this stage OF the match IL
wOnd not do 10 have any nlnching.
Thus II Mira Mounihigh has stated that she had real
pleasant VISIT meaning rrg pleasant one she must 90
Forthwith retired The professor must not DO allowed IA
pass II hs writes right away for immediately, or
right along for directly, and tho judge having de-
clnr,d that he uanted to visit friend must I've MI
mDnished that the night word In that would be
pish~d Miss Flora can't be lot on II abs has wrton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
TIE LIMIT OF CLERGYMEN's DUTIES.
% The RdifOr Of Tho Tribune.


SIR: have read with interest your recent
editorial on the state OF the Clerical Profession am
also the comm lnicati0n hoaici Reply to Pnipt 'rit
icsns" To my mind candid and Just. ~ well -
timely win you allow clergyman space fora word OF
two from his point Of vicwnOt I c1icrd bt ont oi te
deep Of hi, own experience AMI obscr,ati0hf
Nv settled con, onis this Wha",cr CIrl-an minister
will be "A living power for good in this and coming genera
lions must Of necessity so Wherever The people do-go
with puro life warm heart, ready mind ns the shciS
herd Of his people II they 10 thr heacr NO mn he
II they 90 to tho must ne or II they so 10
haunia must he and go IA Gods minister I" do
Gods work G0l Il omnipre+eni. h, IA N al these
,,la.rs II the Elcrnil G0d Ia there, Why NAV not hH
fitbin loving h" I'll re too Surely the min 4
toi IL not more molly Than s God AZ to anuseIuents
which are nj in them cv'S siIi1l pcopl, aud sOine OF
The hest prplr too havo had them 1n1 will have them
for some little to Ii IL the part OF vision fo-
the clergy to 20 such places and help to Keep the poole
nr. ecvating them Ivy their lie and Office Il II not
fnsh 10 stly away and hurl at these amusements such
hinge bolts of dnnnuciation and 10 drscrib, the amso
plrnts in n way that every except the clergy man
knows 10 he void Ol truth End lnvr
Emporium Penn. April 90. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
THE COU RTS.
CHAMPAGNE IMPORTERS CHARGED WITH
FRAUD. 4

FRAUD
sr>iu,. TRANSACTIONS SUPP 'sYD TO INVOLVE HIGH
OFFICIALS
Certain Government Officials state that q
new way Of what they assert is dcfraud'ng 'ho revenue
was discovered yesterday spTinsinann and Cebharu
p.,rs1r OF wiues No. "a Broad tho "sciis say
had n quantity of expensive champagne ~ n bonded
warehouse Having given hon'ls for payment OF dn'y
ON tho champagne It is alleged That they removed
NJ baskets of il TO their store. aud returned 10 the
varchonse the same num,er VI baskets contain
ing an inferior quality Of champagne upon when lhe
duly much l,vs than that imposed On tie champagne
which ta,en away. so that. had mo matter h"t
bacn detected, springuu,nn Il Gebhard would have III"
fr ,uded the rovenue OF the difference between I'd"
duly on the two grades of champagne. In this instance
that voud not have amounted 10 much. hut IN" case
IS oonsderod OF great Importance, bcc"uSe " IF
supposed that It will lead to Che detection o'
other transactions OF like nature nm show mat 'F
could not have occurred without the cornivan'e OF ON
clas high In authority Cebhsr hrs BEEN arrested ana
hail nv C,mmiss omar Shields IN - bail for examina-
ton Ills partner s?ringnann who has not yet been
t.kcn into custody. filed explanatory statement win
Tn. Commissioned and the following Is tho substance
Of 1t:
In Jannary 1873 were imported BY the steamer Pom
meIana loo baskets Of the champagne knownas ic dor
with gold foil around tho hooks of TIC hotties lIOr o
@ mPS, yCo we 9a1 tho IN noS S re boc
q wine which olsfOnrrs omplanei ahont; anu mo
fouud II unstable account Of its Inferior apiH,ia-
nlrr II had been ou han about five or ak months
when We removed the vino from the Pommerania 20
t t@1 siSI 81 o. the bassos DS VIII 6o gold f
the bottles We had the WINE taen ont; ana men ny
the yeoT Palcrs on AMI sent them +" war; Gus :
rciann In orr store The wine we haj se 1n ",
nary on the PommOania- We intended TO leave me
sSs The :" vine sold At ancon on Arl %. 1873
made application 70 ta Cnsi"il hoh1t I" Win th ~
the ~ baskets from the warehouse aud 70 pay the uo
ties thereon.