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New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

and another appclantson motion OF ~ cary con"'~
for respondent Judgment affirmed by default x..
No f50-IsaaO T. Weshburn respondent agt, fIDoI, =.
Burnham eppeant-Argped by Geo W. Lord Ior hppohh'
and by r. r.. Prince for respondent -. -. re-.
No 15l-J0hn Rider and another, appelants aPt ,oi
nelius Striker respOndents-Argued by B j. rhnga "
counsel for appellant and r Barnard Tor respondent
Proclamation was made and the Court adjourned
The following bay Calendar OF the Court OF hppess
for wednesday, oct. q, 1872.
Nos. 49, IA, 267, 100, i53. lis. 155, and 1856
ALBANY N Y, oct b.-Anong the decisions hsnned uoW
by the Court Of Appeals today may be specially me3onea
ono affirming the Of shaw the Washington county
murderer but the most interesting one was decision @ at .,
devisng her estate OF about OoOOO Thobu
Of Janet A. LathrOp who also named
as eNecurx Dunlop went 10 Montreal and married
clergyman named FmpsOn who signed on cnupth con-
allowing will To stand The will offered or pro
Surrogate Rogers contested BY the children
Edward Dunlop Jesses uncle surrogate Rogers entered
36h Of December 1874 setting aside the VIII
account OF Subsequent marriage Ihis va
Janet A. Lsthrop to the General Tern o.
tho supreme Court where the decision Of tho SURROGATE was
sustained A. j. Parker appeared for the children Of edward
Dunlop Stedman then go)k the case 10 hs
Court Of Appeals where the decision Of the General Term VS.
lumia County third 70 Robert Dunlop of SYRACUSE one
third and to The children VI Edward Dunlop OF WaierVet s
third.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
AN OUTBREAK IN MISSISSIPPI

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN CoAHoMA COUNTY cUL-
INMATES IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 5.-There Is condi-
ton Of excitement at Friars Point in COahoma County
Miss and firearms and assistance have been sought In
this city from Helena, Ark Very little is known aDOut
the trouble except that 1t is race AFFAIR." anu
probably grows out Of recent political meetings.
Democratic meeting was held Saturday at winch
Senator Alcorn called upon to speak and compiled
and severely criticised Brown the cOofed sheriff. VINO s
up for reelection. Brown wanted to speak IN rep p
the chairman adjourned the meeting, fearing q nght
Brown then called meeting OF his own ior MONDAY
night As he has been distributing ammunition among
his friends of late is thought that this latter meeting
has caused trouble somehow.
LATER: A late private telegram from Helena
received about o O'Clock tonight, says 4: All the
women and children have left Friar's Point INC
men were forming in line at O'CLOCK
and a fght is momentarily expected. Assistance Is
greatly needed. A boat-load will probably leave mere
tonight"
Another dispatch, just received says Assistance Is
badly needed at Friar's Point. company goes from
here tonight" Friar's Point ia 10 miles from Helena
and there is no telegraphic communication with IL
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE BROOKLYN PREsBYTERY.

At the SESSION OF the BrOOkIyn PTesDytery
Yesterday it was decided that f. C. Lawrence graduate
of the Princeton Theological Seminary, should be
daned at Grace Chapel at 1880 p. m, oct 2S when
the Rev. Mr.. mckinley, the Rev Dr. Wells ana the Rev
Dr. Cuyler will ociate. The Rev. Dr. Wells objected TO
the minutes of the Lafayette Avenue Church because they
contained an item showing the suspension until further
action of a member who was committed to
Sing Sing Prison for forgery. lie thought
that no proper action could be taken until
the delinquent should appear before the Prcsbycry Tho
entry having been stricken out, the minutes were ap-
proved The following elected as trustees Of the
Presbytery: Elders. j. Ogden. f. A. Lambert, ~ Steb
bins 8 r. Freeman, and - Dillingham;; Ministers, j. ID.
Wells H. j. Van Dyke, j. c. French. and >. l.. Halsey.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

tPHLAnRIpHIA, Penn, Oct 5.-Tbe Athletics de-
tlta the Hartford Club here 90 day BY OF 10 A.
NIrpDr rrOwN n Y. Oct. 5.-Harycy Thorpe an
Uer County gar horse thief arrested here last
night.
PRoyIDENCr, Oct. 5.-Thc Rhode Island state Fair
omen ed today with ne show OF cattle and very good dis
piay Of tOv ers and works Of art
SPHISGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 5.--Alyra Slater of
Tvrinnbam the only daughter OF widow thrown from
loaa Of corn Monday and probably fatally injured
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Iu game of base ball here to-
dn e Brown Stockings O IT Louis defeated the Red stock
lgs of Cincinnati by score OF too.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.--The fifth annual Convention
OF tho Roman Catholic Total Absnence Union OF America
will begu ITS session The Convention prem
.. 10 he one largest held over 500 societies VIII
he presnted The address welcome viii be delivered by
Archbishop Purcell
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
CABINET CHANGES, AND THEIR REASONS
From 7ne brooklyn Eryrc.

From The brooklyn Eryle. . -
Since Gen. Grant became President the FOL
lowing members OF the Cabinet have resigned; a..
Euhu W NdsnDurne, VI "to
AdOlph e. Bore oi -NaJ
g. f. Boutwell,. secretary OF me treasury
WIN. Richariso ecfetaiy OF INC iIe'stIy
j. d. trts"tll
r. LOCKWOOD itoIney ~
Amos Akernan ~ i
George III. Williams Atoi iity
j. ID. SECRETARY OF mo Ih,:"I
Columbus DeanO. SECRETARY OF thc Interior
Gen. Rawlus, secretary Of War, died In office There
is therefore, now member OF the Cabinet III once
who went in with the President Adding To those VINO
have resigned, and the who died, the persons who
have taken their places. find that 81 different people
in six years have round the Executive Council board
Look ut the briefly stated for the removal or
some OF these men: -,
once. Men. Cdue O hsOTtthehl'
Secretary Of Navy. .AdOph l.. Bore..... lnc0mpeency
secretary Of Treasury VIM Richardson Corruption.
Coneril j. u. CIeSwell...... COifuptOn
Attorney ieneTal Amos Akerman nconpetency
Attorney General II. Williams lEcOmpetency ana
Corruption.
Secretary OF Interior Columbus Desno.. Corruption
Mr. T.. lockwood IOar lett the Att0rney-Generalship
because he would not let rogues and robbers be mace
Marshals in Southern Districts. Mr. j. d. Cox lett the
Interior Department he expected to sanction
swndles which st last have trippcd up Delano inc
retirement Of Williams and the present retIche
DelanO attributable in great part to the NAT demand
OF secretaries Fish and Bristow, Attorney -Genera
PierrepOut and POstmasteTGenera Jewell.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE THIRD AVENUE SAYINGS BANK
MIR. CARAVANS BOND AS RECEIVER APPROVED AT
$4,000

Mr. CARAVANS BOND AS RECEIVER APPROVED AT
$4,000.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 5.-ln the Circuit Court
to-day motion was made for tho approval OF the bond
Of VIM g. Carman as receiver OF the Third Avenue Saw
incs Bank of New-York CITY, Ex-Goy. Hoffman aud NJ.
H. Hun appeared for the motion, and Deputy
Attorney Gen. Fairchild for the people MI
Hun read several letters testifyng to the
Itch character of Mr. Carman. Mr. Fairclld
admitted that Mr.. Catman was the choice OF the
Trustees of the bank, and questioned whether $4,000
was ample security for the custody of over Sl2OOOOo
unless the moneys deposited that they could not
be drawn upon except by On order OF the
Court After discussion, Judge Westbrook ap
proved the bond at $4,000, provided all
securities be deposited with the United States trust
Company under the supervision Of the OF
tbe Ranking Department: such securities not TO be
withdrawn without an order of Court. This az
ceptcd as satisfactory OH bOtn sides
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE RED CLOUD INVESTIGATING COMMISSION.
Commissioners Fletcher. Faulkner, Harris,

and Atheron Of the Red Cloud Investigating Commis-
son are at the Fifth Avenn Hotel preparing their
report for submission to the authorities az Washington
They will give no expression their views conclu-
sions until after the report is submitted As yet they
cannot say whether there will be more than one report
IA they are engaged in going over the testimony and
learning the general opinion of the members OF the Com
mlttee on the several points They have proceeded only
short distance in the testimony and have therefore not
reached any very startling conclusions Ihey expect 10
get through by the latter pat Of this week
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
FrSERAL OF JOHN II. CoNToIT.

At Trinity Chapel yesterday morning the
funeral of the late John H. COntot took place and was
largely attended by the relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased mau The Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix and tho Rev. Dr.
Samuel Cooke, assisted by the Rev. Mr Cropsey and the
Rev Dr. Bulcahey conducted the services The remains
were taken from the church to Trinity Cemetery at Man
hattanyile for nterment Among those present at the
church were George X. sistare, Dr. Mum, Recorder
Hackett, ana L. Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
PORK-PACKERs' CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The POrk-packers' Ma
toIal Convention met here to-day. with large delegations
present from Illinois, Missouri Ohio, Indiana, Iowa,
and Kentucky and small from Pennsylvania. Mary
land and Kansas. George +. Davis OF Cincinnati was
made temporary Chairman and b. Frank Howard OF Chi
cago Secretary. Committees appointed, and the
Convention adjourned Till tomorrow This afternoon
the members Visited the various st0ckyards OF tho city
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
cHEsApEAKE AND ONO REORGANIzArION

RIcHMoND, Va, Oct. 5.-Bills of foreclosure
on the Chcsapeake and Ohio Railroad Companys first
mortgage have boon flied in the United states Circuit
Court for this District. and ut Parkcr3burg'
West Virginia. An order preliminary To a
roceiyership, aud all injunction pending pro
ceedings, have been issued by Judge Bond.
Tos Interested will unite in the purchase Of the line and
its franchises paying therefor the securities they now
hold. The Judgment will clear on All eNstlhS lcis hh
enable tic corporation 10 obtain at"itiOnil chlal 10
complete their cOnnt ctiOns with the West
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE STATEMENT NOT YET READY

The statement OF the condition OF the lhlrd
Avenue Savings Bank is not yet ready for publication
william g. Carman the receiver informed reporter Of
THE TRIBUNE yesterday afternoon that it was withheld
by advice OF counsel IL might bo ready by the end OF
the week. but he could not say positively as to That
Counsel had advised him not to make preliminary
statement prepare ul report OF the assets aud
liabilities with estimated values, for the information Of
the dcp0sitOrs number OF the depOsitCrs had called
on him and begged him not to sacrifice the securities and
property of the bank.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
LOCATION OF THE UNITED STATES. !

LOCATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
MEXICO, Sept. ii, 1873.
SIR; have the honor to acknowledge the receipt or
tie separate dispatch Of the Department dated July
no Last making inquiries, at the instance OF the Cenen
Mai Commission TO the preparations made ~ Mexico
10 be represented at tie international EXhlDltlOn In
repy have TO state that the Centennial Commission
and he Department Of state have already been informed
the Mexican Government has appointed Commission 70
have charge of the representation OF TINS country at s
Exhibition. This Commission has apparently Deen IN
dustrously engaged in its abJrs for nearly year past
IA noted in my dispatch OF June last the AatiOnai
congress appropriated 100000 jointly Tor NatlOnal
Exljbton ard for tue International Exhibition The Ma.
toual Exhibition will bc held in this city IN the month OF
Noyenher next and Preparations are now bong actively
made for the same II Is designed 10 utilize ls National
exhibition preparatory WORK To the dispal when
tlis country will make at the International Exhibition NJ
Philadelphia. There is, apparently very general inter
est both In the capital and throughout me leVuDDc IN
regard TO proper participation In the internatlOna EX
hjbfiuu The National Commission assures me ihit ths
co,try will be able to III all the space which has been
allotted TO IT, have no reason 10 doubt tiS foh Ehl
am able learn to the present time II may now
ever lie mentioned that Mexico has mover before tahCn
mart IN ans international Exhibition. ant that tl- want
~ rxncrience may lead the Commission to miscatale
ts ability in regard to the space which 1t VIII occupy
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
OPENING OF & LAW SCHOOL.

EAsTOy, Penn, Oct. 5.-The Law Depart
IN mt OF Lafayette College opened to-day The ex-
ercises were Pardce hail. which crowded by
students citizens and visitors. Prayer offered by
the PRECEDENT Dr. Catcll, after which eloquent ad-
dress was delivered by Judge W D. Kirkpatrick, Dean
cloct OF the Law Department The law class numbers
40 and will begin work tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
CREDITORS TO TRY WORKING A ROAD.

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 5.-The creditors OF the
European and North American Railway met to-day.
The indebtedness was reported at S73727Ol -, and
the net earnings since 1874 at 1891 $50 Is esumatcd
that $500 900 can be realized from lands and property
OF the Company. The creditors are 10 take ne r0ad ana
it for years, by consent OF he stockhodcf' anu
then rocOuYey IL.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
NAVAL IN1,ELLIGENl Z.

WASHIXGToN, Oct. ga dispatch received at the
Navy Department from Admiral Almy, commanding the
North Pacific station dated flagship Pensacola Honolulu
sept H. reports that his intention 10 sa from that port
and the western coast Of Mexico on
ant sept 20 look American int rests In that locality
ns affairs seemed 10 De In disturbed condition. he cx
Francisco about Bc nSt OF February
The health OF ia" Pensacola Is good Out
of complement OF 400 parsons but two deaths haIC occurred
on that vessel iurng the past TWO years.
Lieut.. George A. MOTIFS is Cruered 10 the HydrOgraphc
odre Assistant Engineer George c. Ncs)n and Cadet In.
cnerr r. q Deuig ordered examination for promotion
2unLer iam WeDbe ordered " the NeNiOrk Navy
NarI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE PREsBYrERY OF JERSEY CITY.

The semi-annual session of the Jersey City
Presbytery began yesterday in the Broadway German
Presbyterian Church in Paterson. n. j. The attendance
was large. The Rev. Clarence Geddes Of Tcnaiiy was
elected Moderator for the ensuing year The Rev. f. v"
French Of Jersey City reelected Stated Clerk, and
the Rev Mr. Halle Of ClaremOnt temporary clerk The
Rey T. f. Leayens OF Passac, and the Rev. Mf Wester-
welt of Paterson appointed Committee on Ses-
sOnal Records The day sessions were devoted 10 rO
tine work The before the Prcsbyery last even
ing was pre- ac he'd by the Rev. Clarence Geddes.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
HENRY c. BowEN's LIBEL SUITS.

In The Brooklm Daily Eagle last evening it
was stated that the suits OF Henry Bowen against
The Eoge Bowen against McDermOt and Tilton against
The Eage were the City Court calendar to-day, but
were not called the counsel both sides have made
arrangements for the future disposition OF the suits
George C. Holt attorney for Mr.. Bowen, stated III ex
PLANTATION that the suits had not been discontinued, but
Ind snnlY gone over for the term.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
WORK OF THE FRIENDS OF ANIMALS.

At the meeting, yesterday, of the Society
for the Prevention Cruelty to Animals, attention was
called 10 the of bits and accumulated check
rens to the abuse Of cattle in transportation ana 70
shooting pigeons In shooting matches, as subjects for
protest from the Society Tho President reported that
hs bad made application 10 the Commissioners Of tho
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
HFMpsTEAD STORAGE RESERVOIR.

The Joint Committees on Law and on Water
and Drainage OF the Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met
Yesterday to discuss the proposed additional approp-
ton OF 100000 for the enlargement and completion OF
the Hempstead storage reservoir 1t stated that
legal opinions had been pr, pared by W. VI Eyarts and
Tracey, and that the Corporation Counsel was pre-
narng an opinion. engineering opinion had been re-
cevod from Gen. ward b. Burnett. II was decided that
an opinion should be obtained from Consulting Engineer
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
woman with her first baby. banged

A woman with her first baby, banged on
her female neighbors door the other morning. about the
time old toners crawl out TO hunt their mornings cheer
and sreked ont eXctedly Come over as soon NJ you
get your breakfast If the baby hasn't got tooth, I'm
Har.-lGlassow (Ky.l Times
Iotta has friend in The st. Louis RepuW-
eo man who SAYS In chrOnicng the dedication Of the
fountain she presented to san Francisco And now the
man who ventures in that city, to say the little dear Is
TeI-headed is liable 10 be rent limb from limb
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

mined TO remain IN the slip at sapeton to keep the Dc
moshing force from that side OF the pier The crew Si
the Yacht Mohawk were hand 10 assist IN
protecting the clubhouse. A largo force OF
extra policemen were stationed on the pier
to maintain the peace. The ercitoment among
the people had not abated they determined
that the work of destruction should not proceed as they
were confident that IL would 10 renewed II they relaxed
their vigilance. The kept in their positions
Serious disturbances apprehended before morning
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

day The amount OF the assessments range from $150up
to $5 900. Among the OF the property are Nm
b. Astor Robert =. Livingston the heirs OF Wn hhlhe
Murphy p. Lorard. A. G. Kingsand the Mechanics ana
Traders Bank st. Paricks Cathedral and the sisters
Mercy the Harlem Metropolitan Gas Companies ana
other monument persons associations and eorpOrat0ns
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE FIRE RECORD
AT PASCACK, N. j.

The bobbin factory at Pascack, N. j., owned
by the Van Ripper Manufacturing Company Of Paterson
completely destroyed by fire on Monday night The
buildings consisted Of one foursory frame shop 80 by
100 feet stone building, so by so feet. two and
half stories high, and two frame dwellings The loss Is
200 and the insurance Is not yet known. The rae
tory said to be the largest OF the kind in the country
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

Centennial Exhibition for space in which to show the pro
gress OF the work of humanity In America. The Presl
dent also stated that while there had been doglaw
during the past Summer OF hydrOphoba had been
unusually small in number Since May the agents OF
the Society have prosecuted 293 of cruelty 20 ami
mails 9S4 disabled horses have been taken from
work and 139 animals removed In the ambulanoes Of
thp
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
ELSEWHERE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 5.-Wm. I. Rockefel-
lers barn. in Bethlehem was burned last night together
with 30 tons hay 800 bushels OF oats harness. wagons
moving machine, tanning mill 90; partially insured
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID Assess
MENIS.

There were sold yesterday. by order of the
Controller 100 parcels OF land and tenemens for
unpaid assessments This is the first lot OF very large
s q, lands and teremonts amounting to several thou
sand parcels which will be sold unless the owners come
forward and pay the charges The next sale Is on Thurs
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ngw.ORrHASs La. Oct. 5.-COrn dun at 70875c Bulk
Meats stronger Shoulders 91sc. Lard quiet and lower
Tierce c; Neg l5c Whisky dull and lower at 81 l6o
81 10 for Reched other articles unchanged EIelange-
New.Yok sight s discount Sterling Commercial - 50 .
as 5fi2; Bank, nominal Gold. ll7s-
WnsnSGIoy, \. C., oct 5.-Sprts Turpentme steady at
32c hosin quiet nominal strained, 35c Tar steady ~
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship YeTs see Third Pags.l


For other Ship Neus see Third Pd9el
ARRIVED.
Steamship England Br), Thompson Liverpool sept %
2Bi with mdse. and pass. 10 L. W J. Hurst
steamship saac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point AMI
Norfolk with mjse and Old Dominion steamship Co
Traveller Of Yarmouth, n. 81 Ferguson, Antwerp
Aug. l. in in Lower Bay orders.
Angoette BOzzo ta), chesa, Bristol 40 days. IN
ballast
Bark Morning Turks Island Sss0n ST. JagO Aug
81 via Guantanamo sept. II, with suger.
Bark Mary Ann (Brh Dunn, santos Aug ~ VIA Hampton
Roads oct. 2, with coffee.
big of Haven. Pierce, Barbados days. with
AID mOasScs
Brig Gipsey CBrJ, Jayne Gonaves II days, with ogwOoi
and cotton -
days. with lumber.
schr Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, Baltimore.
SAILED.
Steamships Wyoming for Liverpool City Of Merida, for
Havana Leo for savannah Geo. W. Clyde for Charleston
HyanOke, 70. Richmond barks e. Dryer. for Port Natal
Alice Muir ana Frede fOr H9vre orig Kenslaw, Porto
Rico 5chr. A j. Simmons, for -.
MEMORANDA.
Brig sophia (Br) Long erroneousy reported arrived th
was bound for Bahia, but returned into the Lower
Bay for harbOr.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TYnEg Ga, Oct 5ATryed. steamships JUniaa, from Phil
adepha City Of Dallas. from Nassau ant sailed for New
York ship Lady Duiferin OBJ. from Liverpool.
WILMINGTON, y. c.. Oct 5Ceared, 5chr Joe Carleton Tor
NeY-lOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX. y. g. Oct 3. The steamship Caspian sailed at
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 5.-Ihe North German Lloyds stoam.
ship Oder Otterendop from New YORK sept 30 arrived here
L0SDoS Oct 5-saied tho United states Republic.
Niudct ypathea Tyo. SeraOr Weber, Blanca Casanova.
Nellie shaw Amaa Edith Hall Arrived ont the 81 Of
Oct H. Adams Atlantic Arrived the 4th, Johanne
Live OAK Macfarland, James A Gladstone Ply mouth
Rock SOmerye AnneOr Arrived out on the 0th Mary
Lawton, 5t-nheid, John Clark, B0sphorus.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
ARMY ORDER.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-Major n. i. Sweitzer, Cd
Cavav has been detailed member OF the Board Of OcVrs
appointed this city 10 decide upon pa tern and pre-
uaru 3, cciiicatOns for tho ambulance fOr army
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

The Travellers Insurance Company have just
paid an accident of 5000 by the death OF Mr. Van
Zandt Dawes, well known by Insurance men, who wn
drowned about three weeks ago at 5augertltS
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

Attention is chilled TO tho advertisement The Eighth
Page OF CHCRCHs NEW NAPHfHA PROCESS for cleaning Fur
niture, Bedding, Carpets, &c.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
P4SSENGERy 1RRIVED.

PROVIDENCE r. J., Oct 5-PrintGg Cloths quiet and veal
light business a basis Oi &c for best 61x64 goods.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

Having received warm support from the Christina
public, the Nsic York Idy UdhesS Il going on DeIlr ln
Special reports OF stocks Natkets
Butter Egas Cheese Poultry, Fruits Subscription
Do "A
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
MlRnIED.

BRONSON-DON ALDSON.-At Edgewater, near BirTytown.
ON Tuesdl oct D by tho Rev. Father Preston, Robert ID.
OF YOk Isabel daughter OF the lsto Robert
Donaldson.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

BOAT RACE AROUND BLACKwELLs ISLAND.
The single-scull race around BlackwelPs
Island for $3.50 a side, between John Pullman and
Harry Nugont, members OF the Twentylrst Ward Row
Ing Association took place yesterday afternoon Nugent
led 10 within the last quarter. when no gave out ana
Pullman won by four lengths, In 80 minutes AZ seconds
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

FROM LTVERPOOI~-Ia teGmshp Idaho, Oct. g.
Mrs. Lever Jas. Marshall, n. Walton,
Miss Lever Wm. Robinson, T. Is. Bredenbar,
Mr and Mrs Pilling Mr. Gayforl Burgo, Mr.. ElestOn
and 2 children Mrs Gasiord BurSo, Mr.. LOnax.
VIM. LcOw, Fred. Husp hrs LOnaG
PROM LIYERPOOI-K steamship Engiand Oct 3
Mr. md Mrs David r. Power, Miss VI. IOder,
Quinn. Robert Cassidy, Miss A. Fi0cd.
Tlos Bailey Mr q Mrs w Dart, Mrs. j. Appleton.
Nr and Mrs Willis, If. W. lovers afiss NJ. Appleton.
J.. O. Washington, Albert Wsginan, Rev. G. G. Tracy,
JOs Gong Frank ward Mrs NJ. 7. Tracy
Jas Glendonning. Miss H. stevens, John shepherd
X. Gwynne wife, John CunlIne Sidney Cox,
and cGid, If. 4. MOnck Mason Miss NJ. l.. Tracy
ID. GOuliCh, G.. W. Page, Mrs Bcddy y child
b. Graham, Mrs. Cuulhe - Mis- Z. l.. V. Tap
H. f. Chapman, MISS AlCC Cunife pan,
Mia j. Burns son H. W0sey G. r. Hinde wits
Mr. Rcrne Mr.. LeatliwOOd and children.
j. H. West Miss f. l.. Kreck. AdOlphe Grace
W. Macaister. low, Aired Bets
Edwin II. Brown, Miss J.. X. SeitZ Alfred RonHhee
j. Carter Miss VI. X. Seitz, Francis G.
$. L. May bliss l.. kuh,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, Oct. 5.-The following is tho
Supreme Court Caerlar for Wednesday oct g. 1873 ~.
81, 43, 80, jJ, SO, 50. "a, and 1872