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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
accordingly. o. P. West appeared for plaintiff c.
Miller for the city.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
FRENCH AND SPANISH TITLES TO MISSOURI LAND
PARTIES TO CHANCERY SUITS MUST TESTIFY LIKE
OTHER WITNESSES CERTIFICATES PINNED TO
BONDS DO NOT GOVERN THEIR NEGOTIABLE CHAR
ACTER - NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD DiVI-
bends TAxED-A LIFE INSURANCE CASE.
WASHINGTON, April 5.--The following is
summary OF the opinions delivered In the United States
No. 7ao-Tbons. Viii. act wooise; appeal from tie Ceu,.
Court Of Und State. the Ms,ippM Chief
1J % S bot aS hns 1 he G os
s'.s as 1 s az o n s & Ns notion
2ooE, oq;e and a. set MGle, ,9a a. Agpeal rom tse
M Justice delivered tie opinion holding That where on 'e
% e sSs S Snsn oss The suit decree
missing the blu general term. with no sstemen' OF 'ne ,bs
merits and the decree Will he reversed because would or might De
ls9 colnyeI ast shaae Appeal from The Supreme
that in eases where prt has sed or claims Of
Spanish and French title nues to the benefit Of
ns he o ens@son me dc. ss s1 a
nght to the land It viii be held to be referred to lin ii none mel
s;a'e st Watt s Ga, All cse S5
sres. Removing the restriction parties to s1s q, @ no,
to salt chancer They as other S1tes and may De con-
Oe % n we SAN, ,g a ma S,d ps SRse nO so sr B.
and Others Appeal from the rcut ou1 OF me Ctd
1ered Opiaoa Bonds Of the Paul Railroad
o Were ,.S VA aud SOD T1sT o e9 1o % Te @
pHnei to the bonds ard oterwss atiaehe them
Held that the aseace II this certificate did not ahr the
uegOy Of the bonds these stolen an gold To nno
cent uas without the cerhclte the sale passed the title to the
bonl Affirmed -
aud Dckeron Jsnison APPEAL from the Circuit
the Unte District OF CalODia-reson Tor
rehcarng denied. :,
27The Baltimore Ohio Railroad COMPANY ag The stat Of
Maryad the ~ Appeals OF haryani-lhe afen
this by r johnson Of counsel
for the plaintiffs -
No 3-OngrsD II STATE Of Florida agt Anderson and a-Ihe
the Florida Central Railroad Company Tor
the Of certain money in the hands OF the receiver vas
NJ r. ~ Dckeon suppoI OF the aud Continued DY
NJ. W. w. Macfarland in opposition thereto. ,
Bailey. Collector The Newfork terll and
Hudson River Railroad Companyn t. tn Cent QUIT oi ~,
United for the SOuhern District OF Neg-torhr justice @
diFr'euc,
Company 1867 11be
pohis Compan within the Internal
Revenue law Of the Unit,d States Reversed. -, :,
No 2Og-Jefes !nns "a tor &C. The Ec)lomcl Mu ua
Lie In Company IN sror the Cai Coa ths INTEL
District If MJlrNr Jisiicc Iiils dt'rrd
opinion, h,ag that the Of AZ applicant M insurance To
he ami whecr h. hl De-
Insurance. fdct ho m'rfi ana hd then
focy of Insurance. avoided the When that instrument
sts;cd thai condition shat ali represent 'olS
in application that this Tesr! moe no IAriclee
TO Tue or were
gtoualy false Aifmci
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIHs.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Judgc Richardson IN the
Of Clsn delivered tn op7ioI "a t cai0 u ~ 'nso
.ns Untr beag claim lof cotton; tie con
c'uou dvir iound to have been TIE
Orleans before proved To- haze bsh
nued an been that city when the
purrhases nadc by hl .hia TIE rebel hre
TIE domlcie beig ia the Cy OF Ne"OtFan
prumcf bea here peon,y Until he potn 60 De
showing lt be bseu ron me
lsc. u dncs when that e csptsret Apn - lso- s
that there az tGa time AMI u2t "a at eosr 'h
Ped bns about the ne be is oroe 10 he IN Ac Pa' or b. Ian
-
Tl The purchase of eoOn nv the claimant ude the erean
rt,re, sci Ga.inSs vol te-hst IN IA aG pHbc
title
thereby. he o;iEi0H coHelui"s a. i"llOg+:
Although pubic Thin their foyal terto nave
AMI SAGA contacts are leh
I'D other ctuItc. h the caiTart acquired that rgl
by l.sgiae The 81 his dsmiie shi residence. aier II
~ months ~ TIE ".rai
forces crossing iusurTeat territory, an th"Ie
Aceeng agent ior the
cbsn Of It's especially appear thai b. ne to
dc.ct ioice ~ ihrir tTr
y ,rincpc eoy The noa the cai;l III IS h
-utte. to rsoyr.'
Judge Icing deoie saying. other things The ONLY D.
petitioner t1at the hes o coJh 20
% between mics AID ar therefore ahout VOID o1
whole IA due'n re 'ali IA ~ b-ue
Dc
81 alike f ;hc Urtc. states Nlen
,s - 0t;ler, 1872 III. hlA that l. lie INA, - "hch
question Of She validity Of the sales to be rir aid 'Ae Only
material To ~
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COMPETITION OF HOSTILE COMPANIES

GENERAL REDUCTION OF PASSENGER RATES.
1t was announced yesterday that reductions
OF fare to Western points mad been made by the Erie
Railway Company. The same reductions have been
made on the Hudson RIVER and New York Central Rail
road and also the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Tne present rates OF these three roads, AS agreed
upon at "A meeting held Saturday. are as follows;
To Omaha 81; Kansas CITY, s3l uncy s22 Sc Louis,
s2O; Chicago, S1s Louisville, slo; Indianapolis, SIG
Cincinnati SIS. TIE lOc., trains the Hudson River
Railroad to Tarrytown TO he continued during the
Summer The Baltimore and OaiO Railroad are selling
through tickets to Chicago for SIC TO- without RESTRICTION
10 Zine.
IL was reported Yesterday that this Company had s.
cured an interest IN .he new road OF the Ne"Jersey
Central bet ween NewYork, by way OF Bound Brook, 20
philadelphia which Will be completed IN the Fall OF tie
prcseut wear tickets issued by The Erie ana Othrr
trunk reduced rates 10 Chicago and Other points
West are limited five days. The combined 0ppOSl-
ton IL unders. God. arc negotiating WIN western
and Southern roads to bring about general REDUCTION
ia passenger fares cities further west and south tbah
those already agreed upon. Ii was believed ny INC
railroad men Yesterday that the rates 1xd al the meet
lug on Saturday would be put down much lower, Ger,
tainiy below the present rates OF the Baltimore ahu
OiD X ruad There much excitement al the ofilces
OF the agents OF the rival companies aud tickets were
selling Dl>kiy.
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THE PRICE FOR CORPORATION ADVERTISE
MENTS

I'm the suit of FeUdOre Micrson against the
Mayor for advertising in tue Woctetida DIES Neo Yorker
Joly7,aL the General Term of toe Common Pleas nave
affirmed he Judgment OF the referee in the plaintiffs
favor The plaintiffs paper was regularly named as
CORPORATION paper, ana Published the citys advertise
ments winch were printed In BREWER and charged by
space at the rate cents line agate the advertised
IN fpe of the paper. The Auditor allowed "A certain
amuuut and warrants drawn for IT, ODt the Auditor
wunld not give them up unless MI Mlersou Wouid
acce OF them full payment. MI hlerson procured
Inandaluus against the Auditor, VINO then gave the
nm telling M. IrrsOn he gave them considering thty
were pay ineut full. The pian'h tod hiin lie might
consider what he pleased Mr.. Meison then began TINS
su bch was referred. The referee decided mat the
plaotlf a right when the advertisements came TO
MIN 10 print them the ordinary type OF tue paper, bdt
not in BREWER, watch was larger He held that though
tue ordinary type larger than agate, he had rght
10 charge for the space that would have been occupied
by the put In ordinary type AT cents
tie aga;e line and gave Judgment accordingly Judge
Joseph Daily, giving tue opinion OF the Court Mods
mat this was the correct ne aud that tue Auditor
could not conclude the plaintiff by his decision or l-
pose conditions GU his cOmpiilnce with mandapus
Is. II. Rissr appeared Tor tue plihth omith d. "eeu
FOR tue defendant
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THE COURTS.
REDRESS AGAINST ATTORNEYS.


In the case of Mary C. Porter, executrix,
against Eeazer Parmley in the Superior Court General
Term ChiefJustce Mcneil giving the opinion, decides
that attorney whose client claims that he holds funds
belonging u her. Is entitled to jury trial as mat
ter OF right. when he sets up that the money
retained belongs to him under agreement Mrs
Porter claimed that r. w. Townsend had received
1916 81, the amount OF judgment recovered on
behalf of the estate she represents, and had
only paid over $1,000 ~. She admitted that
his services worth something over $1,000
but made q motion at Special Term that he
pay over the balance. Mr.. Townsend answered that
by agreement with the plaintiffs intestate he was TO
have half the recovery and insisted that under these
circumstances he entitled to have jury trial. Inc
cOnrt below overrued the objection and sent the mat
ter to referee before whom SIR. Townsend again pro-
tested The referee found against HIM and the Court
ordered him TO pay. He then appealed. Judge M0neli
In elaborate opinion holds that the egaliZng or agree
ments for fees between attorney aud clients mas III ~
altered the control OF the court attorneys anu
t3at the court may at its discretion either proceed on
motion or leave the client TO his action against the AT
rorncy.
A similar decision made in the General Term OF
the Court OF Common Pleas the petition OF MllhrI-
nina FIncke agt. John III. Cornell, Judge j. r. Daiy
giving the opinion. He WIS her counsel IN pari W
for his costs He paid her nothing, claiming that az
was for previous services. the matter was rc'eir
and the allowed him 1896 for his services IN me
partition SUIT aud $Gl3 services in other matters
aud the Court directed Cornell to pay the ~ M cs
which with interest and costs amounted 10 sioyo o.
Cornell appealed the ground that SUIT shOuid NV
been brought but the Court decides the summary pio
cceding By motion to be the proper way
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THE GREAT FORGERIEs OF 1873.

The trial of the suit of the National Trust
Company OF the City of NewYork agaVst Charles kol-
ston aud others begun yesterday, before Judge
Sedgwick in Superior Court Trial Term. The pIahtlS
loaned $4,000 on AZ forged bonds Of the Buffalo NOW"
York aud Ere R1llroad July s. 1873. They did not DIS
cover the character Of the bonds until September Iaey
then sued Rolson, Andrew L. Roberts, and his slster1
law LYDIA ]. Roberts, Valentine Gleason ana A. A.
Gleason, Horace $. Corp aud - EIgelIs, AS peine d"
conspirators obtain tins money. Roston absSohueu
and makes The others, except Engelis pun
III separate answers, amounting 10 general GENIAL,
Tie evidence yesterday mainly formal PROOF oI
he loan of money. and OF the fact that lnf poIs
forgcrirs. The testimony, taken on connSspn" W
Spcuce Pe(us of the party that cot up the oIeereH
who now serving out sentence Tor anO'her 1rgety
In Massachusetts, offered In evidence ana adutte'
hui is u Appeared that of his answer we're nor
RESPONSIVE questions, Jury were dismissed ui
this morning the Court might examine mis- evidence
and strike ont The objectionable horizons. Inc PAM
were represented ny william Writ Hewitt. Mr. Eloit
and gernon = Sullivan: Roberts aud Gleason nv MI
James VI. Snitn. Mr.. R)beris by a. OaKey Hall MIS-
Gleason hy Mr.. Brown and Horace >. Corp by THOMAS
SOuCJyilic.
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CRIMINAL NOTES,

Gen c. w Mank who il charged with dealing III
coagf r.lev has rel a OnUO bail HIS uretic'
Nihox of No III L1dl,wsL AL Leopold Levy OF 40 loo
A7euue Il.
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. Anna
Iymiu hill il $1,000 bell fr spE F;9 worth OF VERY
her Aea s'or II y DIV son
we're held IN 100 bail e' '' violating '-e tx
law.
The April Term Of the United States Circuit
Cart erlasl side Jalee Beaelc. prcso.af oneae ysedaY'
~, ca 81 10 read decline h. direction of the Court
r nj him 80 day lor hls 5Aej The trial % Au
.n Nc,ers Tor l!tng wespon aac Hcu7'
stewart the American br John .as So down
for Monay Will by at also ieea! Meters
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, be-
c the Grand Jgry fr April va sworn IN ann
qre Davis No 1O F;a-a'e was chosen io1cEan
Itary ped Gully atelpt ct grand sreeny AL was
seat TO the p'tcuarg tor moI SIian Tor pocket
pr1ng Home Of euge Peter Faye and John
Wai bleeding attempt at burglar IL ne hi degree
were rt TO tue peentay for ~ homss Met o1ncH WA
ntru To > Il for burglary Ia the hn de-
Thomas Bfal-ck and Thomas Mcclure pde guilt, to IN
a-yt al Burglary sentenced TO the state
so L KcrnrY, James CouG0ss. Joha d0one.
saa tue IenienIar for m cnihs ta'
pctt Joha nn for al atlt al aeen 'foD Tue per-
son. as ssaio the p,niientlar' fJF Is month";
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
Eisd Fuller - Fast TmsK casvI Thomas 4arton
with ayu: the. at ne ahov" p ad
was he in 81 900 bail Charles WskT alias Charles r. ThomD
son wa brought charge OF false pTtts On March 81 he
Emigant 0dustal Sdyngs BANK ana presented Wh
pportng TO H. D. Kana sh.r OF "a, ono MAJ "ha
BAlk 9e March - 1919, for $93J to se "'ief o. Sh''eI
TGourSoi fOlrti Natlonf Back OF 'his CIV
ami Endorsed by r. Thompson. Nten prescLug me
draft he aLo exhibited cards OF WmedRg Hoeue
Co.. ang lhoa pn Gnl other wriue 2nd
,en-,teI 10 have an ccort deposit 600
bang required BY him for mmeiae wsn pad L'G
en filth asi theoney $3.50 When
the Graf Fourth Aai"aa nE the PAVING
a, - tO VIM RAadl and John brpa.h.
hsyng and carried away two sons Of 6e Tue S
Soozoa SaYe lrom JcIn aif~e 90 We nshi o. e a."
iuxf IksvE ee krItf IN
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In the case of Henry Y. Wilkinson against
JIu,cs Gill tried be fore Jddg. Vu Worst and jars
Supreme Court. Circuit Part Ill., the question Is To
whether the sale OF policy ticke.s comes within the
purview OF the statute against lotteries was discussed
From the OF the it appeared that the painth!
purchased policy tickets Of the defendant to the amount
in all OF 1850! o. The planif sued for <7.20l I6 in
accordance the which permits the recovery
in Of double The amount. judge Van worst
charged the nrv stating. among other points that the
selling lottery tickets tue selling OF interests IN
lottery" wi.ln the meaning of the statute. The dutt-
ton of OF damages Ia DO recovered was lct
to the jury with directions TO bring Ia SEALED VERNE.
in-Ia
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY NJ April Din the C0urt OF Appeais
Jopllv. Arri. =. 1873: - -
No. l-Joha scqcy executor Sc, appellant, AIT Geo Hart
bg T. A. Nc' omOr O eolh
fvf appellant anil br Geo. 4. Dsgfortl for reDondrLls
2l-enrr Te.eyc., appellant, az scF 'ra2 ~ eteca
respondents Argued by J. H. Whtemofe and nhy
selen appellant AID By g. l. Dlhtrb Tor respond
ent Gaze still % 80,
Proenstou made and adoane to Tuesday April g. 1879
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CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD ELECTION.

CIICAUO AND ALTON RAILROAD ELECTION.
CHICAGO. April 5.-At meeting of the
stockholders Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad held
here to-day. the following officers were elected: I. b.
Blackstone. PresId,nt John T. S'ater John A. Stew
art and George Sraut, directors for three and
1: H. Blackstone. John Crevn-. John B. Drake. J. j.
MITCHELL aud George Straut, Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

Chattanooga Railroad, the sale Of that road under
decree of the U. 8. Circuit Court, which have
taken place to-day, postponed until the first Mon
day in May next,
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PAPER COLLAR PATENT RIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-ln the case of the
Union Paper Collar Company AIT. H. j. Whlte (Kcystone
Collar C,mplny Judce Mex delivered an opinion
to-day. in the UuiteI States Circuit Court declaring
Hnut's Patent paper collars valid aud granted an
H. ilnrt lou and ordered "a account OF profits.
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A BANKRUPT BROKER.

LOrcnzo ID. Roudcbush, gold and stock
broker, who failed recently, has fled In the United
States Court petition, Ia the usual form praying that
he NAV be adiuGcated an involuntary bankrupt. All "i
R,udebusl's creditors unsecured and the fo!0w-
ing are the names Of thos to whom he owes $1,000 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO April dull and unsettled Tor good Ras
receipts, 800 head; sales, socAe - -oe
S3uSJ; Shpplng roHSo, k"o
stees for 50 81 10; shipments, 1000
Live active at ul P1cis receipts 6OOO saI'f
h 81 250S u; OriDJ TO ,hoce He@'! - 'V~
shi, ments ; 300
sHKKP dul; fime; bui uachanged receipts, 1000.
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s,p g. SO sui es.... 80 Moon sets....... 600
| $40 W.
Sandy Hook 735 Gov sl5 Hell Gate Ferry 1904
Day
500 ,oys ud. 63J Hell Gaze Fer' lV'@ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

On the schedule enough creditors to whom u"
peii;ioncr owes fon $50 $50 10 swell the above
amount to about sl4 o0 and according 10 the schedule
he has 10 real personal property or chO'es IN acton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

cs ,:,. Ma .r o . ,sSf , .a higher ~ 4
PIX @ .1 he a' and ssci 81 Cs22ssa2 s22
s s 81 Meat, NAY t.s ss ' ssspi: 9sIsy, @
Bacon HSsss . sa aSd cS.Sng only dated Ls
;vs SssI tsay o Is1 q ssss7 ki Bacon sS
g. 5o Extra 81 1898 20 S.Te active. sS o TO-
Team. sS 75as9 So eceiots-our bbj Wheat 1900
bash. Com 900 Ou.h Oats $4,000 BASH Barley 5000 S''0
iorrDo oO April 5-Four .c,d, WHOA, steady No. Th.
Err d. 26ls amber McAigan 81 1871 MAJ, 81 lS's No:
2Rei 81 l3a 10 do 81 % NO A%Dsr iIss s
Nav Nav s5e 70 Low MA io s ?saa. Ny
Mammoth q a. Fseeps@ls y GOO bush Cor 1919 9So
As% s s TeesPs' 35s :: e g.
for Had; 81 50 yellow Dip. Tai ''e'dy at 81 80
COTTON nARkSTS
eMTsons AD ScoOq ea Msdass le S L." ND Ss
I57 exports cossi",ss Cal1sH' iOs 6'e'
NonToLK. Apnl 5-CO.ou sra; MlAhng i6e net eeeip.'
22l0 bate exports eo'stSi'e 1879 ba'i sae ''o ''"'
GiLyEsTox. Apl 5coaon sm M@lns - n so T'eeP,'
lO52 ba; experts ccas.Nise 1905 taes sales 1853 ee'
1p scs,oH :s.ey s End e''''' ~'"'F 1885,
PmLDEpHIA April 5.-Cottcn quie' MddnG lc's gross re-
5csp GsI:, a5S ' ig s sn: :. is' fsds: e.
AGr SS Sm e Sa'n1 M@pe lee
net receipts 40 b,es Shipments ll5i bsesi sales 90 bales
end a MS:nG: iS 5.. 10"
NEwRLxASs April 5-t Gun aud qae Mdainy .J@ Low
NEEDING a. Good orin'ry ia' 70! rrep;. 2cGs esi
gross, 2loS bales exports to France lS4O bales 70 w
100 b.e Can.e 2 10 bales eoatiw lo's Oses sss
1900 bales. stock. l7J.026 bales $1,000 -, ,,..,-
SAyASxAH April 5,oon 6rn; Mdding, Is isei Low McdH9
Good GA exports 70
Britain. 81 &c a to the Coa9sa. 90 Bales e'A"'e
G7s bales ae li72 bales stock 81 'S3 bale; r., v,,r
MOBILE April 5.COtton firm Mdlng 10 'sci 20" 'lnpb
1870 l5iac; Cool Ordinary l4Ss net receipts. ~ ba,s er
mons Goa yse 9S bses 14UO bales stock 81 -ol hses
CuAKLEsroN April 5--Coton nmi sealsg lO's@ net re-
oeut. $40 exports Great Britain 1883 bae' eoW'e'
N b.les; sales 400 bales; stock - la bales ~,
tScIsy.r Anil Cotton quiet MidBg lGc net receipts 2J'
bales men 2l9 bae1 spnuers 100 bss' stek Ia 2'7 Dse
81 LorIs. April 5-Cotton steady; hting l0tsc gos To
esiu:s l36 bales; shpeats, 45s bales; ocA 1858 bas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
NEW DIRECTORS OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The annual election for Directors of the
Panama Railroad Company was held Yesterday at
the offices OF the Company at Nos. SO and 81 wall
st. with the followiug result: John r. Marshall
John NJ. Burke, Charles G. Francklyn, John T.
Jones Senator from Nevada William Butler
Duncan, Trevor W. Park, j. c. Mccullough, IL. H.
R,Xter H. C.. T. mott, c. X. Garrison, Frank Mark
Coorce I. Forrest, aud & c. Thompson. There has
been radical change In the Board and while those who
art Interested say that there TO oe no change III Tie
r,cy Of the company. yet IL VIII be observed by com
iaricg the old with the new Board, tlat All
ihe directors who are especially ldenilned WIN
tbe prescnt administration OF the Pachc Mail
steamship Company have been dropped from
the lis Among those who retire are George D.
Eoott A. Il. btJcKwell. \. L. NJ. Barlow, Is T. nissan
Charles J. Osborn, and Rufus Hatch.
The new Board Will meet tO-av or tomorrow 10 eject
officers The negotiations between the Panama Unlon
Paclnc and Pacific Mail ompanes still connue ~4th-
out any change As Jet
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PASSENGERS ARRiVED.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

FROM uyERPooLa steamship Idah0 April 1-Robe'' hos
son. thaes Roos and wife.
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SALE OF THE MACON AND BRUNSWICK RAIL
ROAD ORDERED.

ATLANTA, Ga, April Gov Smith t0-da
ordered the sale Of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad
10 take place on the first Tuesday In JuDe next,
Macon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

THE SALE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATlA-
NOOGA RAILROAD POSTPONED.
MOBILE. Ala, April 5.-By agreement be-
tween the trustees and boudboders Of the Alabama and
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Rfirorgc williams. burglars FL
ward Murrar mayhem; Sypher William H. Mitchell Lewis
F,e frl1nOu, battery james Smith rhomas smart
nry Jahues Valentine. grand areny; tb1 h. Hasei
Charles Miller ". Shade, Mary Butler Patrick Dnfy Joh
Care Edward Malone. John Hne Patrick Mehann
par NJ yreburg JJas Green petit larceny Dans Mean-y con
weapons; David Fahe John Brogsn Martin Miller assault
and battery.
Apri q: Nos. 5S 40, H.. l13, l79, lO7 lj9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

Gen. G. w Mank who il charged with dealing in
couYirfi r.aev rel as iOhOO bail HIS uec ere
Ndhox of No. III Lud,wL 80! Leopold Levy OF No. ioo
AYeuuc Il.
rnsteIlaN Auiln
, 1875-04-21
TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA
ETC.
MARCH %.

The Financial Bill vas discussed to-day BY
tha Lahdsthing, and it was resolved by az
votaa AGAINST 8 to elect = Budget Committee
with the object of preserving. a Constitutional
attitude in dealing with the Resolutions OF the
F. lkething. In reply to aspeech from the leader
of the Left, the President Of the Oouncil OF
Ministers said the present conflict threatened
the authority of the Government, which was,
therefore, compelled to oppose the entire ten
dencv of the proceedings Of the majority In the
Falksthing. The Opposition would perhaps.
ultimately thank those who sought TO subdue
tho current it had created, and ct which the
Onnosition itself would be dismayed.. The
Easter recess will last until the 9th OF April.
STOCKHOLM. MARCH %.
The King of Sweden will pay a visit to Der.
lin at the end of May or the beginning Of June.
CUBA.
March 2s.
Nsw Yonx.-According 20 advices from
China published here. incendisrism continues
to be practised By the Cuban iosdagents. Gen.
sv.I vsslmaseda has issued . proclamation stating
that within the last tao months they have burns
40 nlsrt.,ions and saxersl settlements. The
General urges ell TO unite in supreme efEora
to vanquish the iusurreosion and save society
10 the colony.
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.
March 90.
New neutrality-suspicious. spublished here
announce thst Mexican incuzsions and ouA.