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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Suit has been begun ly tie Government. In the
I-i sta District Court against Sheppard Candy Co..
TO recover a WaIehOute bond 5000
In the suit Of ElbIidgeI L. Gerry against William "A.
Martin and others counsel fees FOR preparing ana arguing
u Marlin will case. superior Court Trial 1eiu De
I,.r, -,lpsck the Jury awarded the pl4iniIu 5000
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday the
rr In the case Of BerDar Uhnann against Collector Arthur
,,rpei verdict for cndaut The actOn brought 10
recover alleged excess 81 dtiy on uH SILK is - '
Judgment of foreclosure of sale entered
Yesterday with the County CLERK In the suit Of Lydia Cren
den against Thomas GDd others on oflgase on
tler lot. on NIuttlot 81 between IOuith anu fhA'eS,
the amount due being 80 'Uoo'
In the United Statss Circmt Court yesterday in
functions were granted restraining Fischer Han the Inter
national Iye Company United states Lye Company
nom iuligiuc ms salt COmpays patent TOT
putting up concentrated Nc ~,
In the suit of Daniel Kallaher against the
Blocker Railroad for tho death Of his seyenyear Oh
son. which been published In TnE tt "
lie ur, In Common Pl.a- ~ Term be- Judge Van Hoe
seIi. awarded the plaiuuu 1900 damages
The suit of II. Is. Claiin and others against
Ephrlm Mariner which postponed a few days age,
owing The Illness Of exJndge Bfiseyc, resumed yes
taxing the place OF e1Judge Brye The suit Is a ACTON
foi d. bt
An alternative mandamus has been granted by
Judge In Supreme Court Chambers the instance OF
the Manhattan Telcgrap COMPANY requiring VIM r. Coffee,
secretary OF the Comp a. surrender the books
papers Of The COMPANY 10 the present secretary or Mow
why he has not done bo
The motion to modify the injunction obtained by
the Health Department against Police re
strainpg latter from tuInilg tho corps
from the heretofore used Police eadqnarter
argued length before Judge Spcr Ia superior Cunt SPECIAL
Term, yesterIay Judge Speir reserved lis decision.
Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court Chambers, yes
orer yacatng tho Injunction obtained by
tho industrial Exhibition Company against MOrganthau %
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TIE STATE LEGISLATCRE.
APP 0RTIONMENT EEPOEI-EMIGEA1lo BILL PASSES
THE sENAIE-rHE SCHOOL TEACHEEs AND CA
NAL BOARD Bills PASSED. o

|
THE sENATE-rHE SCHOOL TEACHERS AND CA
NAL BOARD Bills PASSED.
sENATE....... ALBANY April %, 1876
Messrs. WooDiN and GERARD submitted ma
j1ry and minority reports tie legislative apporiion-
mcut which were made the special order for Monday
next.
The following bills were passed:
Relative to the Hampstead and Jamaica Plank Road
Ec.Iyc TO Judgments entered up.n forfeited recog-
nizauces "a The Cty o. Ae"-NorA .., &C.,,
Fo.au avenue IRON, Prospect Park BrooAyn, toward
Autuorzne the Board q Supervisors OF Km,s County
TO money Ter ~. care OF thc outdoor poor
Relative 10 tie Founding As5 lum oil Inc sisters OF
NaIing AUTHORIZATION Tor tine care Of cn'grauts
Llab.iug the records o. the siHa service OF tho
United states BE- received au1 read in evidence.
4 concurrent resolution amending aiucc o OF tne
Constitution relative 10 the jurisdiction o. courts
Amending tHe revised statutes Tor INC equ@%d'oh oi
Mr. LOOMS offered resolutions requesting; the United
States Congress 10 rcap rop iac tine 500 "n-ina1 n
propratcd October, nm for the pnr"s" 81 erecting
monument To INC memory 81 Gen; N.c.o"S Ht.hin'r,
VINO dlcd from wounds received al the baic Z" Oil7h'y
ON dag OF August, l717. Tue resolutions were
adopted.
Extending hc time 'Or tie organization VI the lnteiha-
tioi4I Trust COMPANY OF NewloIR.
10 pItScrye tie parity Of elections.
On motion OF Nj JAcoBs. the bnl relative to the sea
mems Retreat was ordered To a tllId reading
MIR GERARD offered resolutions directing the COmmis-
sOnrrs OF EIIgdton 10 call tue at entDn OF sFes7
TO tAe coud.ao4of the Immigration laws lctuts nom
the decision of the supreme Cour 81 uc United states,
declaring the STATE laws that subject unconsui unal
and Nod and 10 impress upon Coz gees Tie necessity Tor
speedy national legislation IN regard thereto and the
eald take such sici as III cir nu inehl
NAV be proIcr 20 such legislation. Adu iicd.
Mr. Prince reported adversely On thr hlll 10 moor
porate the NewIOrk Furniture ara Of Trade Report
agreed 20. go,
Nj sELKEEG reported adversely the bill creating a
Board Of Railroad Commissioners ana to regulate tncr
powers ans report was agreed to-
The s-nafe then took recess.
TIE Senate TeaHscIubcd al $50 O'Clock.
Tie following bills we've reported iaSorably:
Regulating Inc rates Of wharfage III NCw-1OrS ana
Brooklyn. 80,
poses in the CITY OF New York.
Relative 10 bo Board O1 Charities IN The County OF
ms Cjr. JACOBS dissenting.
Pto,id.ng for the payment Of expenses for aunorcs
and ar -ru0ins IN the Guy Of New-f0rA.
Relative to District Justices Courts In the CITY OF
NeW-IOrk.
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cHruIyAL NOTES.

AZ the Towbs Police Cont Yesterday, the eN-
ai.at.0l n tr cl4e NJ Michael tlrc who 3tci VITA
,. r!oI,lt. valued $500 the rDllAD at John
l.. Garrett, Wa postponed.
~ the Harlem Police Cont yesterday. Mathew
Cau Michael Jt.ku. laftrt fsfrf. ana Ii1rA bulS ~
It torn. Hf two 90 ok E"liNH
efs b.y scr. aresi uc ti-rcputablc characters
add q t,rr.i O." many D.. nr 100 thr district
A. the Washing ON Place Police Court Yesterday.
u sfir- * I'm % held grlf ~ No. ~ EeN'tr - io
a.sssra ,larrr Ui receiving .tDrn Lno'; ody' h.t p.
c, for ~ faNu Aris .fuu John J. -neN req.
.t.ue IHl. ,Iii.g su tua mol hf ir AT Z
ifHu M.'Itrfv Co.,. dra r""'s c's rr- ~ irSd@a', ~
t.- false L.lru 4frIt fuaf De 81
o., l,lpwu. IolD iDli.rs in u'.9ut n -lu' bl ,'',
srrrH Nin Nnatirr tlr Iutt'ft law ffat,s ~riria oI
M -,,.uIatt Henry Roberts m so 70 N.alh ave-, Jacob
ffus % ar sb Wei tlry cEht -.t, Michael NAf OF
No b. I!.u TON - iuNafd iia~I.l ~ No.t' West Tory
no.. ul-h.uw of No - Greene 81, and "ilth
N.lb 81 No. 90 s4AthsNc.
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CITY CONTRACT.


SUIT or WILLIAM NILSSON, JR., FOR PAYM5Nr foR
DRAIN PIES
In the suit of William Nelson, ir., against
tie city. jude Barrett IN Supreme Court, Chambers,
has allowed the Gig amend ats The piiniih
made contract with tie Department Of Public Works
when Tweed was COMM sioucr Co deliver d.au pipe.
The whole amount due under this contract. which WAS
completed In February. 1873, was Sl-l,7Jj 10. The
plaintiff rec lived sI27,-si 80. and sued for the re
mainder S5l5JO Co. having tie certificates OF steven
son Fowle and Edward Tracy the Engineers OF the De
paitmeut and George N. Van Mort, formerly
Commissioner o. Public WORKS, that the bills
were night ON the first trial OF tie case the city
waived any question of fraud. resting solely on
the elCund OF irregularities in the mode OF
making M contract ANA successful but the Court OF
Aruea-. which sej tia drrsiuu az the supreme
Cont. held that any rl, -ulari'ics m making
ths III al been amended Dos tAc sub clUcuf action
an th. rit, .utpout.s nl ordered new tiai Tue citY
lad c.uc Get up formally tnat tie contract was not
made uu the lowest bid, aud an unhalincid bd''
aud 20 a the supple were not "' 10 'ho l'li's 90 'ls
contract. TIt Ir.cnt motion H. 10 insert clause iit
luz certificates al officers we're obtained by maud. ON
ga AFFIDAVIT oi tLc present toprrtion to"u-'l tlt '
Lac carefully mined dds tr', iLtt tr liup"fci 81 Pc
frnsr lS Important tina. 70 lt ou by his prcde-
CCstur rt id. utly UIroU d iiAAN ciltuC".
SIR, Ne.-ou Iuts 10 900 orr, uc affidavit lie s1ys hc
cy h.s MT Do On politician Iud - lut know VIII u
Tweed. In april 1871, Doe pu; 100 BID Tor tbc furn! %"
Ie... hearing that CONTROLLER Green would DIS
pufr the cou. fatts made 'y III. Tweed. Lc ash
i'm II be- should 20 ou u4G-r ihr contract. 'f.
or cn told hin lac lad referred the matter io
s.rc!al counsel Afterwards boin The special counsel
ana M Green tod Inn 70 va. d rgni, ana hc went "n
delivering pipe under the contract. In june, 1873. a
board al Az H. oil which Mr. GTctn member, az
proved MS contract on tho tr4l oi hi- suit counsel
iol TIE cty distinctly GsNoN, amy hag" 81 iIiua on
mud JUDGE Barrett huIiir all these matters proper
ioT consideration uy JuIy. allowed tie amendment
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Hyatt ngt Crawford ct aThe warrant Of attachment must
BE- set aside up the ground that IL does no. pear that
action ade the papers the issuing OF the
warrant Hale agt The Olna q National Bank-A referse
aVrOine-. Let WI lam H. Leonard esq. be such
referee y order duly entered ON notice. N,gus CT sg
Move al DIly agt. Byrue (N1s. aai y, Hyatt AIT
Crawford a.; Odcl Keller ct alOTders eralte Ar
thur Walker agt Catharine Walker Ref ofered
Parsons = aL-EeLittitur hied H. &C.
at. ct al-Undertaking on appeal p roNed Tue
Sixth ,venus air 81 COMPANY agt TIC Gilbert Elevated
IA lEav - e b
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A countryman had sold butcher some hogs,
and was deliver them IN the AFTERNOON nj HE residence
Of the purchaser but did not know where the said resi-
ii, nee was The butcher then gave him the following d
rceon; "You choost goes pebnd de Menger and turns
dc right till you to fence NIT hole IN ~ zen
you turns up 10 de right for while M you sees mousse
IN a big hog In de yard. Dots me-"
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NTNTAII NE AIl1INN 10 20 o.
sun rises $500 5O2 sun SETS. G.d Moon ets.....~12:27
HisH WATER THIS nAY-A ". = %
Sandy Hook llJ9 Cows Island 1917 Hen o. ferry Z'Oo
WAFER THs pAY-P. ".
Sandy Hook .l2ll Cows IsaLf'l247 Hell @. Ferry 200
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Corporation Notlees.

PREPAYMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
~ LIGHTING HE LAMPS ~ THE PUBLIC PARKS
WITH GAS OR OF HER IbLUMINAftN 30 MATERIAL
proposals for The above ors Invited and viii DO
by The Department OF Public ParAs at 20 Union
lare ultl $50 ~, WEDN ~DAY, May 10, 1876. For
full particulars City Record, No. 2, City Hall.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
booked at lowest rates 10 from seaport or
railroad station ~ Great Britain Ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowlnggreen.
4 MEXICAN. LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL. calling al QUEENs
TOWN, sailing every THURSDAY from Pllade pha and
sailing every WDN ESDAY from Liverpool The following
aDyuiute Ia sail from Philadelphia:
OHIO ................Aprl INDIAN y
PENNSYI.VANl A...-Aprl ID ILL Nuis May
LORD Give ......Apn 20 CITY - BRISTOL. MAY
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURhENCi.
CABIN ........... $50 to 90, according q location.
Storage and intermediate tickets 10 and from all points az
the Owest rates
steamers marked with star DO Intermediate
Passenger accommodations tor all classes unsurpassed
For passage VI freight and other Information apply u
PETER " FRIGHT & SONS. General Agcnts
307 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
GEO. w. Cotton, lroai.sto New York
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent.
y
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5cs Cream.

A FACT.-II0RTON's ICE CREAM
~ is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and the public is fast find il out they compare Il with
others make, made from Pure Cream
exceed those other establishment ~ the
kind The world, and almost equal th0se Of all TIE New
York dealers combined We thus enabled 20 supply
other establishment
CHARLOTTE Russo. rich aud delicious.
70 CENTS PER DOZEN, or 80 CENTS PER QUART.
DFPOTS-NO 3O5 4THAVE. and NO. l,2Gi BROAD.
WAY
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM, II Bible House.
20 per gallon less than three quarts, ~ cents per
quart etalos and churches, 20 cents quart Cream
shipped anywhere out OF town
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Turultnre.

u A r L 5.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, Il per yard.
INGRAM CARPETS, zoe, JOc, soc. per yard.
Ola LOIfS. sec, 50c.. Toe. per yard.
CHINA MAIrlNGr, 20c. SOC, JUc. per yard.
STEPHEN \. SPEN GER,
800 6thavc.. nosr oath ST.
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50
II solid do, s3j marble top DO, So; parlor
SUITS 40 tapestry Brussels carpets Il per yard ngalns
4jc. Is. NJ. COWPERIHWAIr& CO.. 10 ard Ioi CHATHAM
gt.
AEATTINGS-White, Red, Check, and Fancy,
Va a. 81 O. very cheap for cash. Ingram Carpets,
Nooleus. Buraps Upholstery Goods &c ANDREW LES TER
& Co.. 81 Broadway.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS, CHAIRS,
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES, &C..
OFFICE f. l. Il y | II l. IL H.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Manufactured by
~ - ST,I.IEW 1G3 III LTON-ST.
-
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE


W NETWORK To BRISTOL ,Eng.)-DIRECT
goods and for London CaTda Newport,
Gloucester aud all ports In Bristol lhannel
SAILING from Pier Is, East river
..-.- ..... Il
-
CABIN Passage, $40, currency; EXCURSION Sl2Os nIerne
date sl5 currency SoeFlg s3O currency. Prepaid
Certificates 500 Drafts 81 add upward For freight
passage apply 10
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GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw.YORR,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN. 1870.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECONDSr, UOBOkEN.
WISER. saturday, Ar 20 DnNAU SATURDAY Nav ~ IL
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW-IORK 10 sOUTHAhP.
TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN .
FIRST CABIN, 500 gold. SECOND CABIN, $50 gold
STEE8AGE $50 currency.
Tickets reduced rates Prepaid steerage Ceh-
Gates, $50 currency
For freight or passage apply TO
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

" sailiu from Pier 81. North RIVER. - =
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond, TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATU RDAYs, at p. NJ commencing
nith the Virginia Tennessee Air Lne Atlantic Coast Line,
ChesAp and Ohio Railroad, anf Win
Company Lines 10 interior points IN North CaTOna
ard Virginia. -
Newbern and Washington " c. via Norfolk. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SAIp RDAN. -.
Ic9es, Del leaving New.YorS MONDAYS and TIL q RS
DAYS at D. H.. connecting with Delaware and Maryland
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills OF ladng 10 all points az
loves rates Norfolk. per cent Freight
received daily al Pier 81. North River.
General Offices 1871 Greenwich ST., New York:
n l. MCCREADY, President
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
" GENERAL TRANsATiANIIC G9MPASfS Nal, NAL
CALLING at PLYMOUTH, g. D., for the landing Of passen
gers. -. -.
(eng oGthey than any otcr1 viii sail from Per No.
43. North River, a. follows: - 49,. -
FRANCE, 1rHitile. L lseDA1, NAV
sPEREIRE, Danre. ~ tpAl Nay
CANADA Flangeu .....-.......... SATURDAY. May ID
PRICE OF PAsSAGE ~ GOLD uncluding 1inels
First cabin. : 10 TO $500 according 10 accommodating
caDIn az; thru cabin SO Return tickets az To-
dUcod rates.
Storage SIG with superior accommodation, including wine
utensils without extra charge steamers inrSod
Thus q do Storage passengers
w. y . IOIIIS' DE BLRfAN. Agent No. IS Broadway.
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
New.York. Havana & MEXICAN Mail 5. S. Line

wv IWIk. N VI
~ steamers leave PIER North River, at ?. M
FOR HAVANA ONLY:
CITY OF MEXICO TUESDAY, NAY
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANs,
calling Havana PTogres Campeachy Iusln and famPico;
CITY OF MENICO...---...... TT ESDAI May2
For FIRE gilt o passage apply 20
Z. ALENAN4REN SONS, Nos. 81 and 80 broadway.
Steamers will leave NewOrleans May aud May Is for
NcIa and all lie aloYe lorts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

A Lively RAILROAD MEETING HAIR
PULLED CoAT, TORN, AND WINDOWS BROKEN
IL STRUGGLE FOR THE RECORDS. Montpe-
H:r, w., January a.-The annual meeting
q the Montpelier and Wells River Railroad
Compauv was held 10 the Village Hall here
To-Day. Five loaded trains were required to
bring the stockholders, and the ball was
crowded 10 rs utmost capacity. No such
excited public meeting has been held here
since the var OF 1872. The contest was for
me couuoI Of Two thousand shares Of stock
ned by lhe iowa OF Montpelier, the sale of
Which bad been made few days since by o
vote Oh Tue iowa 10 J. W. Brock, Of Mentpe.
ieF, While another sale vas made under az
suachment Tor debt to A. r, SartWeli. OF
East tsEbridge. Mas. -.s ...st
The Brock party had procured on injunc-
ZION 10 proven. the other party from voting
on me STOCK, claiming the sale TO them was
fraudulent The Sartwell party moved an
ay!!'HFIlment for two weeks to reply to the
!buncto0. The Brock party opposed, and
pressed Tor vote for directors. a scene Of
s'raI confusion then ensued. The crowd
Iu'Hco upon The stage, and struggle for the
possession o. The records took place. Coats
were Torn, hair pulled, windows broken, the
s'Ist >cenery and pictures pulled down en-.
'ciVpths iae c0mbatants, the seats and
''"e"e> We're broken, and many severe per.
oVh4! scr!mmages enSucd. Joel Foster,
s.e'A OF Tue 'nteling, was chased around the
a :go~. bat finally escaped with the records.
, = ut meeting finally adjourned amidst the
mnuI>i excitement and confusion. The
. n'ocA party aiiaIward met and elected di-
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~. :, 'etsfam from Vienna to London states
, m,'. snow mas been falling necessarily. The
Waths 10 Italy aud Hungary are stonned and
srts ~",e temporarily closed. Goods-traf.
r,a,n oN,'teiy suspended on four lines. In
ron "I "a Ine police are taking special precau.
NE Nv, " prevent accidents from the snow in
he ~roen Ia some of the country districts
'1'" Is Rlae feet in depth.
Civ. 1.,a' Storm has been experienced at
,.~,,'. IA, IN which scarcely road or street
on.t Fn damage. Many houses were burst
>1mn ~ The force Of the water, which in
.,nT; e 'asts was eight feet deep in the lower
''>s d niteen lives.
ne,Nn s",' Las been issued for q convention of
iy nT.,l, Interested in religious work In the
So. 1u etates, 10 be held at the Moody and
Ish ,.oefnacle, in Philadelphia, on the
1''a and 10Th inssauts.
,ba i M utmost indignation was expressed IN
Of Of .alss,,s:lppi Legislature upon the reading
i ness message. The Senate characterized
,esa,r, political campaign document, and a
O'O''ou was offered for its return.
,Io "est Virginia has announced her inten.
q h,ijt;e erecting on The Centennial grounds
bjl,;,inn us Ia which TO make collective ex.
''''n 'l all the products Of the State.
,bs n';,, Aaeiaide Phillips announces that
~ w take her Italian Opera Company 10
:, o. 10TH, aud open season OF two Weeks
,A' academy OF Music, February 7th.
10 :, supple s, "ay TO test the freshness of eggs
lie aafi ~ ~ mem In water. A good one will
egg CohI,nI taose nnsty With age will out
sla "'AADas's egg IN standing on the small
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FIAAAGIAL,.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


|. > si.g IaA THURSDAY, January 3, 1875 !:
State SecuTities-vf Virginia consols, 67< bid, 8Sk
asked Virginia consols, new, 40 !. bid Vfr.
ginia fundable, 41sbid; Virginia deferred, 81 bid,
cifu Secsl.ities.-R, city SIS, 1osk bid !;
Raiiroadi ;Beaa q soushst.el ERailroad second
mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j., SO bid; South
side Railroad third mortgage apreferTed Cps, j..
and j., 3S bid, 40 askeds Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage S's, Al. and o., 100
bid; Richmond and Petersburg, Railroad. second
mortgage rs, NJ. and NJ, % bid; Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage us, j..
& j., 92H bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pb-
tomac Railroad mortgage 61s, j. s. j., 80 bid;
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
S's, NJ. and N. 7Sk bid; Richmond and Danville
Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. & NJ, 59ts bid.;i
Potomac Railroad six per cent, guaranteed, 100
par, "a bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
SO bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guarau-
teed, 100 par, 95k bid.
Bank &ocks-First National, 100 par, ] ] s bid;
National Bank Of VirEnis, 100 par, 102 bid
Citizens Savinss, rs par, 23A asked: -
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Marine,
% par, 80 bid Virginia State, 20 par. 254 bid,
26A asked; Virginia Home, LOO par, 95 bid, To-
asked; Merchants and MECHANICS, 100 psr, 81 bid,
100 par, 90 asked: Commercial Fire Insurance
Company, 25 par 20 asked; Richmond Fire Asso-
clatlon, 25 par; "a asked; Piedmont and Arlington
Life, 100 par, 80 asked. - h!E:< ei3I .ffE
Neutrality-suspicious. River and Kanawha
Packer, 2H par, 10 bid Old Dominion Steamship
Company, ! 90 par, 80 asked. 3
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9 Mississippi Legislature.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January; s.-The>Ap.
peapS jackson, Miss, special says modified
resolutions on Governor Ames's message
were to-day passed By the Senate. They
charge that Ames was actuatedI BY aspidt OF
epmity Tengendered by the result of the late
election and defeat Of his ambitious schemes
insinuate, if not decidedly charge, that the
new members were elected by intimidation
and fraud; and appoint committee to lnYes'
tigate the causes that led to the late Demo
cratic triumph, and to obtain data Of all al
seged frauds. .t1ta., ,5,.e - ia.&I
81 In, the House resolution was introduced
TO appoint a committee of five to investigate
the official conduct of Governor Ames, and
ascertain W hat grounds there are for the
charges against. him of committing these
crimes and misd emeanors, with instructions
to report the evidence taken as soon as pos
sible. tss#.f ssa etsl q