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ChilIs.

AS the chilly season approaches people
should phtonl2e literally the Hot Air Baths.
sure preventative. Location Wood street,
two blocks South san Jacinto hotel.
octld7t
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A Gard 10 ,hsl.a,..

Ladies' wishing medical treatment will bs
received by Doctress Thomas at her ros,s
uence' Board and room furnished Al usua,
prices. paid In advance Location.-wooa
street. Two blocks south of San Jac,n,o
sas,, MRS. f. THOMAS.
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MARRIED.

WiLLIAM5-SWINK-Oh Tuesday even
ing, october 18th, ut the Lamar street Metha-
uist episcopal Church, by Rev. Mr.. Allen,
mr, u. Williams and Miss NJ. Belle Swink,
uanghter of Captain George NJ. Swink, all OF
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DALLAS, TEXAS
WEDNESDAY MORNING ::::: OCT
TIE DAILY HERALD

VIII bo found on sale by tho news
boys on all trains Of the Texas and
aud Pacific railway, and nj tho news
stands in the city.
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a new lot of Gents Silk scurfs and Bows.
ana large lot of English Half Hose lust re-
ceived at Stanford's, 407 Elm street
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Boots and Shoes at unheardof Low Prices.
An immense stock just received ut stan.
fords, iO7 Elm street.
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IL You have railrord ticket for sale, 20 10
Johnson lie win give you good price for
IL, ana sell you u Ticket and save Won
money. ONCE under San Jaclnto Hotel.
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Have you been ut the Oyster Bay OF IL.
Misselborn, No, 70S Main street?
octOdlw WALTER HOYES, Manager.
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inc finest assortment of Ladies' dress
goods. brewery description, every opened In.
Dallas, at GoodJohn Campbelrs, No. so,
Elm street. sonto,,i,,
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For Sale.

Agood second hand dray. Apply to
DlBOLL& KING,
Corner Camp and Magnolia streets near the
'''iice' sept l7-dtf
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Notice.

The interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
Co.'s bonds, Nos 49, AS, 81, So H. II, Ia,
due October |, 1874, aud April |, 1875, will be
paid. Parties holding the same will take
notice. q. A. LOCKWOOD
septlOdtf Secretary,
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Oats by the car load for sale by j. NJ
brown, opposite west door of the Courthouse.
sept 30-dlw
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All persons wishing to go 20 Europe or
Great Britain, or VINO desire 10 send for relH-
tives or friends to come TO this country, Will
consult their Interest by purchasing their
tickets, either way, from the undersigned
agents.
Welepresent the "Nationnl Line of Stenm-
ers," composed of twelve fine, large steam
ships, ranging from 1876 10 900 tons, one of
which leaves New York every Saturday.
They are thoroughly organized ana equip
ped, ana have been in successful operation
Tor ten years, yet, during this time, not n
steamer-nor even life has been lost-oVer
half II million passengers having been
brought across the ocean on these fine
steamers, ana landed on our shores without
the loss OF single life, speaking volumes for
the uniform safety and good discipline OF
the line.
Rates of fare from Dallas via New York,
payable In CURRENCY
DdiicS-- Emi0rant or Stec,uge. Currency.
TO Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
steamer US w
TO 70 w
To Chrdiil, Bristol or London, via LiN-
To Hamburg, HaVre,iA Antwerp, Retter-
dam, Amsterdam and lIarlinger"..,.. 81 90
To Chrislinnu, Bergen, StaNenger, Christian
sard, GOthenburg, Halm0, Copenha-
gen, Hannhelm, Throndhyem, Paris
OF brelneh"'''''"...''.'..'"''' 81 w
DdUdS- Cdbm FtSsdge.
To the above points, Sl22 to 1872, currency,
according to accommodation in the state
rooms.
Excursion or return tickets between New
York and Liverpool or Queenstown, $40,
currency, and between New York and Lon
don, by the direct steamers, sl3O, currency.
All cabin passengers have equal privileges
In the saloon.
There are no second-class or emigrant rail-
rond tickets sold from Dallas to New York,
all tickets to that point being first class.
Emigrant tickets from the above cities OF
Europe to Dallas can be had at $40 Co. cur
rency, less than the emigrant rates from Dali
las 10 Europe.
For further particular, and for Tickets ap-
ply at our office, No. 100 Lamar street, be-
tween Main and Elm.
sept2idtf W. +. Lyle II Co, Agents.
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Notice.

There will be meeting Of the Board OF Dl-
rectors of The Dallas Herald Printing Com
pany, at the office OF the southwestern Life
Insurance Company, ON Saturday evening
next, at o'clock.
oct5d(t w. G. HOLLAND, Secretary.
100 men wanted to leave their measures al
the new shirt factory, 2O7 Lamar street.
oct1dlm
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New Fall and Winter Clnihinn

large and handsome stock just received
at Staniord's, 4O7 Elm street.
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Tho Very Best.

every price, quality and style in Clothing
at Sanford's, 3c7 Elm street.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

--child's Delight.
Business dull yesterday.
NAV, t he, Great International circus
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octGdGt At MeConne
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
BI1RGLARIEs AND THEFTS.

The store of J. 4. Job 4 Co., at No. 39j Sixth
ave. entered by burglars Monday evening and robbed
Of gold pens and pocket kny . the value Of s6J.
The Of solomon Arndt No Broadway entered
Monday night by burglars who stole pipes and cigars to
The show case Of Bernard Msnccr OF
opened with falso keys Moniay, and robbed o.
shoes valued al $50
Mrs Martha Dunn % Painneld Y. j.. while IN Kinzeys
farcy Broadway and Ninth Monday,
rObhCd o. her wallet containing go
The OF : d. CHAIN at No 322 Fast Eighty
- harness yl,e, M so frank McCur age 35 wears and
Matthew Costello years arrested Tor The onense
ard the harness was found in McGulrcs poss, sson.
Thomas McC0nnick age ~ years 81 No 4i6 West twenty
eghts stole pair OF boots fIOn the store OF James Palmer
No 9S3 1cnh+ve. The thief puTsled by Palmer and
Oce CLARK ard during the purit the ohicer ired several
shots AZ him. taking erect IN the arm MCCORMICK was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital under arrest
Detectives Kennedy and Keay, while duty yesterday
goods acting suspci0usy IN Gfeencsty and watched
hours when tey Henry DehOf aportcr for A.
handke chiefs The property II cseck Deho admitted his
guilt lac had sold TO spencer three boxes Of
Deilcn = held ia 5000. and spencer IN $1,000 lal
the Washington place Police Court yesterday AleNanler
McCoy was held for straing WATCH valued At 49, from
Thomas shannon oi Brooklyn.
William Tat was held at the same Court ior stealing
Nnetcenths Joseph Dickson Of No l57 West ThiItet
hod for receiving the watch.
Ernst HeTmans saloon, at No 10 Huds0nst H0b0kcn
entered by thieves Monday night and robbed Of goods val
ued at sll5.
j. robbed OF silver plate and other articles valued ~ 700
on Monday night the residence of John Townsend
robbed Of $50 worth of goods aud At the residence OF M Me
Farrell levery ned at $50 was stoleu 1t was evidently
the work OF one gang - ., 49,. ,,, .u... 49,.
the loom con-, aiming 75 yards, valaed al $500. .
Monteelo ave- Jes.y Cy was Committed in default Of bail
TO answer for stealing lewel,y rom ms enboyer .,..
saiNn Isspd entered by Thieves early suDds.
ing who siois quantity Of rroyisSsnA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
WAI.InST. NOTE9.

Pacific Mail stock rose yesterday, on the an
nouncement that George g. Scott, VcePresdet OF the
Company, had received telegram announcing the maj
sale tho line OF steamers running on the inand seas o
japan In the afternoon the directors met and confirmed
the sale This line consists Of four wooden sdewheel
steamers-the Nevada, Golden Age, Oregonian' ana
Costa Rica These old boats and were run last year
in opposition to japanese line at loss to the Company
The steamers purchased by The Militia Bitshe Co
pany which under the patronage OF the japanese Gov
ernlnent and receives "a subsidy from the same Thls
Company will run steamers in connection WIN the
Pacific Mail line from Francisco TO Japan, ana pro
rate on equitable The price realized by the fachc
Mail Company for these steamers Is 100000 Mexican
silver dollars which will realize In American currency
about 600 It reported that some of the racine
Mail Company's real estate was included III the SAFE
Walter Watson, at present chief agent IN
this city for the Merchants Bank OF Canada has Deen
appointed general manager OF the bank. The duties OF
his new position will compel him to remove his residence
to Montreal but the NewYork agency remains uhder LIS
supervision
The conference of the Missouri Pacific Rail
road stockholders with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Directors was resumed yesterday but result has yet
been reached The Committee has agreed not TO give any
information until the report is presented
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
DISASTERS ON THE OCEAN.

a vessel which arrived at this port yesterday
bt the intelligence that Sept Is when in latitude
Az 80 and longitude 37o Az ulrigged ship, of Amer
can build was found abandoned. The masts stand
ing and yards were all intact The entire headgear
however adrift and the sails were in fragments
Her hull was painted black. About the same time there
passed quantity OF deals which from appear
nnccs had been only short time in the water These 1t
supposed, part Of the ships II is believed
that the vessel the ship Uncle joe deserted while
"a voyage from NewYOrk TO Liverpool, although the
name could not bc discovered.
Jne schooner 4. T. Racket. while on voyage to
Laparel0 from Watkins Island, caught III gale on
oct H. which split the sails and tossed the vessel about
that the dockOad of lOgwOOd shifted and portion
of IL swept overheard The vessel began 10 leak,
and yesterday she put into Newport where she is await
ing further orders.
The brig Nellie Antrim, while trip from Havana to
Ihilade phia, caught gale OF Cape HatteIas.
For several hours she laid in the trough of the and
lost part Of hCr dtclOad of bones. With great difficulty
laid her for Delaware BreakwateT where she
arrived YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-In the Court Of Commls-
soers Alabama Claims today the following business va"
transacted: -, -. T., ,,,o a.
Judgments were rendered follows: For losses by me DE-
srucon by the Alabama May s. lSo3 Ease
no 3OO-Abnar II. Davis Of NewYork ShpstOes eAPess'
Sc 1915 a. No Sole Reed Of Boston, Mass Stores ou
fit freight Be- sS 1913 O4 No. 200Iyman GRIMES OF IAN
Francisco: Of eighth Of vessel s,yl ol No
r. b. Philps OF Boston, Mass; Merchandise, s25oo 10 9o1
Thomas Tglman of New Bedford Personal effects SJJo
No 73l-Dayd HoselteT Of Pittsburgh PENN Tor ioss on
merchandise the Commonwealth aud othef 'cssei'
$3.50 80. ~. .,, loo, NJ,
no 32O-ieo Fuller and others of New-fofk, loss o'
merchandise the Alabama, $3.50 u , ,,-,..,
No Sl2-CeO. w. Hennngs ct al. OF Liverpool 1nBiah"
OF merchandise the Manchester, S66id 81 .,
IO62-Thomas Josephus Emery et a. OF Clncihnuh
Ohio, for loss OF merchandise on the C0nInOh"eau'
Sj,499 20. NJ, - a..
no Hostile same, for loss of merchandise on the
Crown Point, 1896 T., ,o.a -,
No 2O2-A 4 j. Godchaux Of Paris France, Tor loss OF
merchandise on the Crown Point, 81 ,2lS 81.
No. 32S-F. NJ. Hinckey of Barnsabc Mass loss OF per
effects and Oy destruction OF the star OF fe"ce
$l,l50. -. 80. >-o
The Of the trial calendar resumed az case NO
Osborn ir master Of the ship oeulgee Whc
submitted w W. Grape for plaintiff Jno A. j.. u.s1"en
for the The following also submteh
Edward Chadwick for Ivory L. smith oi me oc-
mulgee 335-Chas H. Tpp ct AL for loss OF the scor
KingisheT destroyed by the Alabama March 25 S'3 40
3iI-Flzabeth II. Lambert amJ. OF Thos f. Lambert mas
Kingisher; No 3i2-Edward g. JanneN OF ,he
kingisher No 33-Smpson Janney nrst mate o Ine snE
fisher 3ii-Jas A. severance second mate of the hg
579-Chares ct al, for loss of the whaer isaac
captured destroyed by the June 20
[Tor Decisions and calendars see Second fugeI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yester-
DAY. 1900 cigars seized at No $50 Broadway and sup
posed have been snugged, condemned by default
claimant appearing.
A new attachment has been issued by Judge
Lawrence. in Supreme Court, Chambers, against Col
James T. Kcrrigan, for conumacy in failing TO testify
before the Police Board.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Wallace fined the following named persons 500
each for contempt court in attending az jurors:
James Taylor ii. +. Vail. Theodore Gilman and X. L.
Kennedy.
An Injunction has been obtained in the Su-
peror Court with order returnabe to-day, to show
why the injunction be not made permanent, restraining
Thomas Brown Treasury agent, from removing from No
AL BrOomesL goods which were supposed to he the
property OF fraudulent importer The injunction il
based allegation that these goods already
Of receiver appointed by the Superior Court
The suit of Hagen and others against Her
Kupfer begun yesterday before Judge Sedgwick
in Superior Court Trial Term. The plaintiffs claim that
in November, 1872, they had sold Short" margin
100 shares Northwestern stock for the defendant and
after giving him notice 10 put up margin
forced by his failure 10 do Ia buy in the stock a 15
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20

making a net loss 10 them over his margins OF about
81 600 He denies their authority to act either IN thc
purchase sale. Case still on.
The case of Kip against the New-Y York and
Harlem Railroad Company was yesterday before tne
Supreme Court, General Term. In new FORM Inc
plaintiffs leased TO the Railroad Company the block on
the east side OF Fourfhave between foryseventh ana
Fortyeighth-sts, for q long term. Before that had
expired the Company took to acquire the rec
OF the block under the Railroad act Plantfs at once
brought snt prevent IT, claiming that this was IN erect
breach of the contract OF fease and 50 coh,rss'u az %
Court of Appeals, who ruled in favor OF the falr9aI
Meanwhile proceedings in the matter was suspenussu,
ana the Harlem Railroad Company assigned All lts ls
10 the New-York Central and Hudson RIVER haliroaa
Company. Plaintiffs thereupOn began q new SUIT AZ ~.
Harlem Road had by its conveyance lost all It's rights
public corporation. The defendants demiiIed 20 ,l,s
complaut hut their demurrer Oyerrlled, ana tney
ap;ealed Elbrdge Il. Gerry argued the appeal oi pam
tins; ". A. Beach for defendants.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
THE COURTS.
THE DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co. ARREST
ARGUMENTS ON THE MOTION FOR DIsCHARGE-riiK

THE DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co. ARREST
ARGUMENTS ON THE MOTION FOR DIsCiAhdE-ihh
DECISION RESERVED.
The motion for the discharge of the mem
bcrs Of the firm of Duncan Sherman Co from the order
Of arrest obtained In The suit of Washington A. Roeong
and Others against them, finally argued yes"r""9
before Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court Chamoers'
The defendants are held to bail in $1,000 ana nave gwen
bail and the object OF the motion was stated 70 pe e
TO remove the stigma Of such order. The piah'ns
counsel claimed that in fact the house OF Duncan sne
man Co. had been insolvent for years. and that ''S
fact with other circumstances OF tho failnre iade up
not mere ordinary Of fraud but case wnere 10
penal action, the defendants could be FOUND gum!
OF constructive larceny. Mr.. MscFarland, Tor the
defendants, claimed that the firm had throughout
acted most honorably. As soon as, In consequence
of the shrnkage OF values the senior partner In the n
slsps cted that assets less than ts nabheA' ne
ordered an investigation and the result correspondent
with his suspicious. Some negotiations were at once ",
gun, with "a view TO obtain newcapital and new credlt
for the firm time with hopes OF success, ana per
baps without such additions, the firm might have been
carried through its difficulties by the legitimate prons
OF its busincss As soon the telegram arrived an
nouncing the final failure Of negotiations, the senior
member Of the firm refused 10 allow any thing further 10
be taken from the public at their risk, and closed he
doors OF the bank while IL In full c1edlt Judge
Lawrence reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
REIrNION OF VETERANS.
sR.rERNAL MEETING OF NORTHERN AND soUrHE

sRATFRNAI MEETING OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
SOLDIERS AT ELIzABETn.
A veterans reunion was held yesterday at
r,iyabetb n J., under the auspices of the remaining
members of tho fourteen companies which were enlisted
a, that CITY during tho late war Veterans of both The
Union and Confederate armies invited to participate
An the celebration The procession formed on Scott
place under direction of Gen. j. Madison Drake, Marshal
OF the DAY. IL was led by the Governors Island Band
after which marched the Elizabeth veterans who had
served in the 1st ID 3d. 9th, 11th 14th, 3oth 33th ana
37tA New,Jersey Regiments After the ex-Conederate
soldiers residing in the vicinity were carriages CON
tanning Maior-Gcns Roger A. Pryor, J. Fitzpatrick,
rrarz sisel and others. The PROCESSION was
closed by the United States Marine Band and Elizabeth
veterans white and eolored not belonging TO the reS
ments mentioned above There about 800 persons
in line Among the ex-Confederate soldiers present,
beside Maor-Gen Pryor. were Coils Stevenson and Gar
nett and Capt L. s. Edwards Of Maryland, while letters
of regret had been received from Lieut. zen PemDertoh
Gems. Malone. Kirkland, and others.
After paradng through Elizabeth, the streets oil whch
were decorated with flags and being reviewed on Broad
s by Mayor Townley and the Common Council the pro-
cesson marched to the Fair Grounds at Wavcrcy where
the exercises Of the day. consisting OF music ana
speeches took place. The address Of welcome was made
patrick made an address, saying that they met
tLat day to shake hands ard TO recognize
the brotherhood Of a common flag aud country. Gen
Pryor. his speech, said that he did not apologize or
the nederaCy that the struggle had been between the
principles State sovereignty and National unity ana
that the recognized the fact that the latter had
for the country one and indvisble Speeches also
made by Gen. Franz sigcl and Capt h. = EDWARDS once
OF ,he l4th Virginia Cavalry IT the conclusion OF tne
exercises lunch was served in large tent on the
IA grounds
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
THE COLLECTION OF DRAFTS.

RESPONSIBILITY OF A BANK FOR THE FAILURE OF
AN AGENT TO MAKE RETURNS.
Tn the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
an important question OF mercantile law was submitted
to Judge Wallace upon the following statement OF facts
In 1873 the Corn Exchange National Bank Of Chicago
sent for collection to tine Dawson Bank OF Wilmington
North Carolina draft W. H. Wiswall OF Washington
North Carolina, for 81 054 The Dawson Bank for
warded the draft for collection to Burbank Gallagher
bankers in good standing in that place They collected
the money ON the draft but could not remit immed
aely on account Of "the disorered condition OF thc
trade and financial affairs OF the whole country and be-
fore they could remit they failed The Dawson BANK
acted without commission and without any agreement
for or expectation any compensation whatever upon
this statement facts, decision sought as 10 VINO
held responsible for the money coiecteu Oh INC
draft. Judge Wallace reserved his decision .
The plajnf in the case is T. H. Kent Of this city, as
assignee of the Corn Exchange National Bank OF Ch
cago. That bank has not failed, and MI Kent was
merely made assignee in this particular case SO that
could be tried in This State. the defendant is the Du"
son Bank OF Wilmington " G. l.. =. Ransom appeared
for the plaintiff and q. A. Black for the defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
EXTENSION OF CROToy MAINS.
ISSUE OF 100000 IN STOCK AUTHORIZED BY THE
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

BOARD OF APPORIlONMENT.
At the meeting of the Board of Estimate
and Arportioment yesterday Mr.. Lewis moved the
adoption of the resolution of the Board of Aldermen for
the issue of $3.50 900 Croon Water Main stock Control
Ter Green asked Commissioner Fz John Porter If there
were any outstanding claims against the proposed fund
Commissioner Porter replied that there were few small
liabilities. The Controller then spoke adversely to the
issue OF the bonds. He said there were no liabilities
against this fund.- and he felt certain that each member
of The Board desired restrict the expenses and issues Of
stock 10 the lowest possible amounts Mr. Lewis said
that he had been informed that William NJ Evarts had
approved the opinion Of the Corporation Coun-
sci in regard 10 the legality OF the pro-
posed issue Of stock. Commissioner Porter said,
IN answer TO a question of Mayor Wickham, that
large portion of the proposed fund is absolutely essen
tia for the protection of the city this Winter IL viii not
be necessary 10 the whole OF the S25OOOn hut the
bonds be issued required by the WORK 1e sum OF
100000 would carry the work through To January.
Mr. Lewis moved substitute for his previous motion
motion placing the amount OF stock 10 DC sSued AT
100000.
Controller Green said that this necessity must have
existed for three years. this issue Is proposed under
the law Of 1872. He wanted moro Information before
deciding that tins issue OF stock is necessary The fes0
luton placing the Issue OF stock at 100000 was carried
by Of To l. the Controller voting IN the negative
Several minor transfers amounting in all to S7e6 %,
were made The consideration of the estimates Tor the
ensuing year deferred until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
OBJECTIONS OF SUGAR MERCHANTS TO TREAS
URY ACTION

The principal wholesale sugar dealers, i'm
pOrters, and Teners met yesterday at No l06 Walls
Among those present Messrs Tozer and Townsend
o Boston, DE Castro Wiechcrs and Henry f. ana Hec
tor Bayeneyer The questions affecting the Old and
rates of drawback exported hard sugar were dis
oussed The opinion generally expressed that the
Government should at define the rates OF the draw
back and act upon them immediately and that the pres
n steps taken by the Treasury Department cause un
WaTrantabc injury 10 the trade.
Col. Burt as a representative az the trade went 10
Washington Monday night bearing communication
the importers to the Secretary Of the Treasury ask
ing him suspend operations until Collector Arthurs
experts have made their report No results have yet
been reached.
The sugar experts appointed yesterday by Collector
Arthur were H. d. KnOwitOn OF No. 81 FrOntst, Isaac
Ode and CustOm-hOuse Auditor : g. ogden, Mr.. ogden
being named behalf OF the Government. They viii
Immediately enter upon their duties.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
WEEKLY STEAMERS TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Company will be
ready to run their line of steamers from Havre to New
York weekly. instead of semimonthly as heretofore
from the first Saturday in April, 1876 IT, however, the
fine wharf which the city is building for the Com
pauy shonld Dc ready before that date, the weekly line
would begin running at earlier date with the follow
ing frsclass steamers: Amerique, 5000 TONS France
600 TONS Labrador s. 600 tons; Canada, 900 tons
ST Laurent 600 tons Pereire, 1000 tons; Vile de
Paris 1900 tons. Nothing has been spared on board
these steamers for the comfort and safety of the passe
gers. Louis &c Btbian, gentleman well known among
the shipping merchants and underwriters OF Newh1rs,
between and the South American ports, is the
new agent appointed 10y the Company.