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New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
uoIrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The ten days for which Mr.. Cox had been
appointed Speaker pro having expired the House
was called to order to-day by the Clerk Mr RANDALL
Dem Pcnn.l offered a resolution again appointing Mr.
Cox Speaker pro tenn, which was adopted On taxing
the chsi Mr. COX said il would he UnEra' a'ious did he
moi Acknowledge ths renewed and unanimous "AesH Cn
of confidence; hc should best deserve II by proceeding 10
the disatch a business. - ,
The House went INTO Committee OF the whole on me
Army Appropriat bill. After completing ne p'al t,e
Committee ard reported the bill To Lac HOUSE, "pc
was then passed. - ", c,i.ooo, q. ,,,a In,neach-
mept Ma ayers asked ,ud gran ed leave 90 WIZ
draw t. = resolution whIch had offered ou saturday
In order TO proceed wta tac trial of W. '" belAiap;
This beins the thifd Monday Of the month the House
went into Committee OF the WhCit' eit .! il' l',r'
Ohjol i'm the chair "a the Uii authorizing thc paw
ment oi T. dnsylvania-ave. ana r'sHI'oh p''''i'!A
ment for the District of Colum1ia In Co4ne,H6 I'm, b,H
fina ly rose and reported both To- ths Honsf i T
top Tor commission frame permanent ioim oi gov
erunent taken np for constellation , q ,pr1r,l n
THE Joint resolution advocated y hr' ~ lLiD
P Vy, t ,r,;e. and said he agreed win John stuart
Miitbat viy free government must nave ic-iSailNe
con,mssjon az a part Gf its con~itdt.o.i an r'eil"
Mr. RANDALL ID N. Ptnnl opposed aud >ir VIZ
fnaly nssstd II Is provided that the spencer shan
4pl, n3s, NH d one resi- ennd the dcut OF the
Senate rhe same nuini'ef, 20 agree uiOn ''''" " 7
Actin was ih,n ken Oh number oi D's'fl'' o'iS'
The following were pa. ci;
AIowng C1istia1 sS's',, on TO e"Trqw s'''''O
Ain 10 au nJr ~ tle eNptnnurt oI II o," ,or % nv
vorss ON tn urth OF Juiy caused gif"i ol' S'iyn'
MT NEAL DEM O.ii called This t"ih"D.ril y. 81, ~.
TurqSrt.Ni,hsS ina y. y aic an earnest svt' en-
eesiust line use OF Grrcrc6crs on Lc foi Id o 'uF'
syici had caused a-S Of e7bOu 100000 by IRE Wtih a
~ - ,,,tt r iiARti son ID M, Ii exir >7i as
toniskm M AT this POSITION, and ala!i tiat patriot
tsua vas diving oit. Mr. HAEDESbtRuH reSardrd II
e mo-. sin uiar proposition tlat ndlc c.i~ epV m
,r,n under tne shadow of the Cllt0i not h,NHg tie
c,Her to i,rnd single dollar ne co!eo'aton 81 90
Fourb of july sOul ask Con-rcsS iU Ihe power ana Oo
refused. =, ,,o,,,.> ,,.,, Ind
who il ,,feI as the great economics oi the norsc, WHS
observed voting in the ahfin l'c W1cn poNohti ,.u
vofins and t,c queslpn passed over " tlWf acti a.
froe SPEAKER pro ten. luated HcSsIe. .l'IIi'l'
Tsornt 1IJ.Ii Gal and Nal,trOu ttep hicIl CONFER
epce Committee on Tie POst-Oihcr Apw"plH loH Dh
and fleu about five U'ciOck, jnc House a.UJdihcd'
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SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCR
PORT or NEw.YgHK
rvvp 10.

PORT OF NEwYgHK ..................JryE 10.
,,.,o.r,, vr,s,, Tenras. kirby Au,v m, Punch Edye
,c,o F5,gcc's f2eo o '', % ph,, s,. i ! ias VIA sd
-. r,rr". saara. GIirlta' ooder'. T os r'nham' :
i,' %, vf''' Nu-.rn, 81" rragc..co sr,to, : e.
80, Kong can tVorL nonrcs,en rot rihin, G. Tobias
20, 20 W., pne,a- tn-, 81 SNOW & pn-e~..
Ber- ~ ftr, chs u nt"v 'eo, q. o~'"n f. 'out
~ rr',a tN''l Olsen. Cork 'r Falmouth Tor od.rs
3,sr yanlyis t,wcil samuel.on Sicug Bocsmrna oa
''i rrr A6ui~ y s,,rer Aacu,, ~uro Nnrr Uor,,to2
rd" w g,'2 |'l' ''i'' ' '' "'. "''" Nv BOOK
"8 a.: romas owen Gupu cartagenn span NJ ,rcus nun.
scS'r M,y Ann Mcoann, HAVANA IN. Bang r. Me. H. W.
ssny Ea rrore Brown o., 'oe2 NrA ,G T "geeoy yi..-
80 p G@ad'c =" ar ' ,', C'1p2ss ,o "a a5,nef
sc'r. Ucro lakor a'eT :, ',,' p ',o'bn+
scir Anna Hooh. stephens, hingsIoa. Jam. Leaycra
scRr virp,a rapiv spent. Ro,'on. II. Bro n e 90
sir. =. W. trc~on Mcintyre ffovnccioHB. Mas =.
Barge Ches4pea.e Ful'z, pu'1f'pra, ia, Had.
,'rIvrD.
steamship naridan Wauei, savannah DAYS. with mise
az, srcam.ap cye Aoronio Pennington Galveston tune
10 Key West iIt wan miss an pass 10 e. a.. Mallory
st"am.rp city Of Mc,ico SHERWOOD New orleans NAY -.
o. rro re,o ION, ana Havana lit with mdse aud pass,
seam.dp Cleopatra BplRley, Cnare,ron June 49, with
EarE ellie Cof 'oH iayon. Dunil, D'merara ~ day-
win ~tgar.
Rrg Row llno dtd). DE 6einaro Mc'ena - days. with
fimt
-rhr Wm II. Jones, line, feulndi1a days. with naval
stir
srhr Lucy Haurnoud tof NsciaJ binson, Monte Christi
SIR it.ob l. Hoisnan. Ryder, EloutLora days with
pineipIleH
Sr lion, Mcintvrc ~ aud 10 d1vs from - John ~
b. via FTricric to-, y. u with icH Ird ltih.
scbr Abb II. HrdgnnI ~ iari iptin Leg hton Biol.
zee ~. g. u .Gys. With utnh.r.
schf J. ~t,ples toi Maohtsl. stfont shuee, ~ - Ii
days. win tubrr
rotr Kaio wentworth tof CstincJ Moalo Dcmerara 10
DAYS. With sugar
5cir In Mosser Rhodes G,vernor's Iiarbor davs with
plnoappi,-
-chr lyn to Miebi ~, Crowley. Two Rivers y. g. 10
days, wiihtimbrr
W. - ~. Wotherspom toi PaIrsboru, N. 81 Pottis
Windsor. \. =, lpdiy WIN pits cr
-chr !tOsmef. N, Farland Calais. with shingles
hEMpRAkpA.
"Ssanrat" tSiJ tons, No-way IN ballast for
sydney G. b. went as Iore Jule H. on siefn Rocks
taIis IaliD aid viii probably bo u tot Il ,-s.
Bark Jcany Qn"iroo tIai) bppTe reported ashore near
uLco iiay, b. ta@rn On l7th lnst aud
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Wllsrcl!uile0us

4 WIDOW LADY Of experience, ability, and
"a pleasing a e. party that wolf JUiI
BJAbl ..GiDt Il ~. young men of a
III. uiu who Wnulu irvi,ra home h a would De
aud able conducted dtC rJ thusttu ptn, Pies
Address Mrs v, WIN. r. Smi h, esd. jerome, West
CI, stcr Co.. \. \.
q NONTDM, the idvontr English Tenor ard
". Composer h, s arrived here ir,n Eig aid ani
othi tntt
mont Address 81. v, IribIne Dhce
INFORMATION WANTED of SIMON EB-
EiN Who ,rt h, holio Il Mount Joy Peu. ,elrs
ItNi Ia tp his advantage ~ mdGe IDS abjuts
ANY uiur laiup thlnkfuy rec ~ hr his relatives
Aidrs- Bt NJAMi EBEHLi, MOmt Joy, ro1u.
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ElSSrNG rRN tHHLIEn-

FHcW BrrNrUA-Il Ia Hs-,aeiip "ruiI4r. Ir0e 20 Mrs.
he's u .re0 =. .. 49, it'. % q. 8 T.
Inoris SIRE y " l'1r "i" g.. urir' W -. 81 t'th,
- iIo.nr. MIS- .. =. ~ ~ Wis HiI. Dift.
stu ~. .'r,l NJ 1Hf 'igs -br- Ni' g. ',sar.
"a rl Mis- AM" N "'ui ipu. "r, i ~ Ir't DI l''
g.. rrptt ". vallnc' T. g. Ir~g- avn wife ~ if
". II. ugh, D. o-c..mn 'cli, %. " s. X - il .9t
Adoos,. y. ~ WaiN H. q. Ouie.h ilse nn J..n,,d.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
TUE corEr nr APpEAIs.

ALR.Nv. n. Y. June 19.-In the Court Of Appeals.
No. 'qv. Juno q. >76:
No. 9o7-Ilaphascn agt. B1rkc-hrgumcnt resumed and
concluded.
No ."5-Wait not Raw treu d ~ Gen w. Ray ir appel
LAM. / Newton t'r respondent.
No .44-Cnas det. Alen.Nr' rd Nv John &. Strong Tor
apucart WT. n. Carney fIr r-s' OIffn'.
Pr,Cl mat male and the court adjourned ubili
IN 'sdsv.
Junr 20 - calendar VIII be % frr tfai d7y.
ftiS Court q'r cus- from 'ic1". ilc
M ms ar Norsv. hr day Of September next. al
the Capitol IN The CITY Of Albany.
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tho pupils the valuable lessons which the presence 9I
the visitors from abroad should imp ess upon tbtlr
minds. Mr. Wovd made short address, ia which i" CON
graduated friends Of riucHtion uDOu the insiitutO
the prosperiy of which they met 10 commemorate
The speeches followed by the award OF various
prizes and b. the distribution Of dpUmas At tue clo'e
tae exercises IN the chalel the building thrown
open 10 tae guests The names of the TaInailng class
are as follows: -.
Charles y. Austin, Otto ". Harms Frrd d, fhlnIs
CHS RlumenthaL Joseph J. Hart Henry l.. III cr,
leo = Handy David Henderson, Henry q. kuuAIe,
Ut W. Caldwell, IdSard y. Janes, tlayt"n ,dus"''i'
Casanova, Edw. Morrison, ~, lod.s 'tisisN
j.. p. Clark. JOriaD H. Mott j.. L. r. A. "leDuSOh'
EdOuard GreneL Juan 4. navarro
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
DOM pEpro,5 ARl.IyAL.

PHILADELPHIA, June l0.--Tbc Emperor and
Empress Of Brazil arnyed IN the cy tbs morning, ana
occupy their old quarters al The Continental Hotel on
"Wednesday evening seuhUr A. r. dc BOfges, the
Brazil an Minister at Washington gly-s an entertain
mcnt IN hOnOr OF THEN Neses. which viii probably
the most brilliant s. al adr Of the III 1aibtog ses,n
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Copnrlnershlp NollCc5.
no. 35 wALLsr. NEw.YoRh. Jane 20. 1876.

40. 3j WALLsr. NEw.YogA. June 20. 1876
NOTICE:
" ihe hrn OF MARVIN q ROBINSON IL this day dis.
solved mutual consent Eithrr partner viii lDi
tOn. NAttNiN a KOBiNNON.
(GEo liuwAHp MAKNlN.l
tMA H. KuBlN,uND
The undersigned have this day formed cop1rtn rshp TOR
IN Transaction Oi q BANKING AND BROkERAGE BuSI
Mss la Itioid ana Miscellaneous Stock Rnnts, and t'Od
making specially Of lfnad Bonds and Investment S,our
Lo- Inclusive oi tO-e nDt deal ~ y stock Nchanre
under the arm name atd style Of GEO II MARVIN & Co
GEo. HOWARD MARVlN Of the late urIus of Marvin
ID os & Co. AM q. Il. Marvin S co.
EDWIN H. PERKINS member ofthc n. Y. stock Exchange
WM. ~. RDBi NSON will contnne ms account, o
Commission business III stooks Bonds &c. at above ohco
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THIRD AVENUE

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS.
On Sept. 2i, 1875, the directors Of the Third
Avenue Savings Bank met and. having reason {" believe
that the bank was insuivent directed that during thc
time in which tloy investigating the condition Z"
the bank all deposits sbou be- placed Ia eluneS,
special deposits 5. VI. Cohen deposited 900 between
thai IA ne ana the date when the bank cided To b"
,solvcni AMI on petition 10 Judge Danoaue, 10 sn
prcme Court, Chambers asks thi the r'ceiyer repay
him his special deposit Three onr hundred small de-
posiis are iu the position AM this is test case A.
H. Smith represents another c.asS OF depos TORS lie made
deposit after directors had drcd@d tnt ia were
insnlyent aud had directed The oSus ui The hahk tl
bcior the actual closgl nj prys the return ~ III,
riosiI of 800 TIE receiver la, no. strongly opposed
eii yer motion. but throws y ou the Cart to d'cid WHERE
the ue be drawn between the or mary deposits 81
the b,uk and dcuo-its IN Ter slch circuu~t cr>. De
,Siun was reserved A. A. Re Id appt 1ei iOr the po
ttoner; Frederick Smytue fof rcspDndent
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
SUPREME COrRT CALENDAR.

BrFrAIO. Y Y. Jrnc t9.-Thr following il tNr
S1pr.ps Courl Tern. day csleuraT trr Trrsdv.
June H. "a a. iO7, i2G l22 1902 l7j, 2O5. 2lj
slA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

4 Kansas Citv German cot angry with II
h1uker ut th.f u"rr f"r dr 1n'i"g F heavy '-r.r''
aud when th. ftf t--.r'' % ws" hU~Hr-," rnilri: :
''p--r-.-1 i's.r-.l N,' 80 &c. h.fc fll dlN tui r','
man baic.acrd pr'lrc l hIr. uu' ll- dat p.,iuc-s
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
MINIAr-rE -AI.iANAr.

rises. 90 sun -.f- } AilDn . -
UaV sfiT Tui, r'Y-A.T
Sandy Hook GOO Iot. Island ti5 iir 81. Ferry. SCI
' WftfU iU- rfN-r 20
sandy IOoa Cove IsIrG 1908 ilr q. FurIy.. SJ2
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
tAN.NING IHE
y - - - ~ 80 MA H..
The Steamers u The tIus "tcs commented
by Il,i,. lia.T, A.. -uIug tho BaIhs
Iass.a o. Cu,g stuNu. aii tar riuld.
B.diANAft. -AIt..DA ~. JIIy -l at ..
GEEMA Nc. "a a. i,DAA j. ~ =. = y
ttL.IC. SATURDAY. JIp h.. al Al a. ~.
I4I a .ft So .ltJAt IuN 20 h % o. IN.
GII:N NC y ATCHDtN. Nu ! ---.
PROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PlER -. NORTH
HlN4.E
Tnese steamer, are form unsurpiss ap
po.mmrut.. lIr LOOM SiHtc.uuu-. rIHs aud ia i,
placed Iuii hips, where the Noise ana motion
N. IT. aIOr.iug degree cuniort hitherto unaL
auaiic ~
KlTnS-~aoon, $50 and slOO gold Return Tickets ON
faNl r4b,c te.u- Str,rlgr r-N
Ini is g tpu p,Aus infraliou apply at tie
COmpanys Uhces No. - Broadway. ~, lorS.
H. j. CJHrIS Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Me 49, elo.lns unoL..ion. oi Lor-Ign ,A-Lllge:

mime mercantile paper being sht for at ~ IA.
The United States Treasurer to-day Received
81 900. 900 National bank notes ior redemption
The Customs receipts at Washington to-day wcre
$500. 900. The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up $500. 900. Tue following is the Clearing
house statement t"-day: Car.ency exchanges. HOh'
l3lOj3; currency balance, -, ,S0j,jl1; gold eA'
changes, - }s7, ,2>2 goa balances, Sl,o2l,3'@
Government bonds were ia smart request again ID
,lay AT lull prices Coupon IS OF 1881 sold at i-t'i
registered j-2oS of 1865 at llGl coupon AT lIo'si
registered J-2Os oi 1865. new, NJ ll1i e"hp"H "o'
n l2oa,, AMI coupon new FNes at ll'si We annex
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20


The lolrigi, aiyccs were Satisfactory, the London
market for United States bonds ruling strong. and
for SOS and 1865 higher AZ l0jl and lOs a rspc.
tiyely. Erie closed az l2i2Gl2's Tor Common. aid
as ~ for Preferred British Cosols declined a shade
Al the close. Ia Frankfort United states New ilyes
were firm at 1925. Ber in dispatches state tia he
Imperial Bank Of Germany increased It's coin balance
lnring the week 2.SS 200 marks. In Paris ihs
French Rrntcs ruled NJ lO6.2O 10 l06.3O, rxchlnse
1n London being quoted at 2jL 2Sl1r The foreign
exchange market bere strong. with but few com'
mcrciai bills oh' ring. The asaIng rates are uEcn
below, bat the selling ra,es were on the basis oi
- S7isa 81 81 io the l. for so lays bills, and ) Nl1
a - 30 for three dayS sight the gold market Vas
,iuli being iuiacnacd neither by cable advlets nof
home news. The export demand for gold Is called
lated 10 hold the price steady Thore i good Dc
mand for gold for use, the borrowing rates
having been l. ,. and li2 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer paid olt $4,000 III coin lJereSt on tie
pabN, debt. AID $4,000 in redemption Of called
bonds. III, davis operations at the Gold Exchluse
Bank were: COLL cleared. S9Jo0,00O; goli bah
,nces T6G52A; currency balances, S15o,24b
The principal quotations for gold were:
IA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
pArr NJ e'v~m-r. J.

Ho~eran sgt Ge~nor tilt .i'-f-h - ~ a"i How
glI2. llr'' ming art b.nr - g. "i 'l
r''e CjJl sperT . Nineistr-
90 Er' Pr7vn OF 81
C- yl..v rrf Cfft D. 80 G Sprfr AIT. NhmH.-'tr
sas5 .~vou - 3d. set. Nc 81 rl
Cl.. Tl7G. It'-arHht AT. stop
T"1f Dur 49, rrenn %. .uH.L
f.g ~ .frc aG' trrv. q "-..I'r aTi. 'nl'rt'fk
n.ff.rpvf ff.T sujf ftsr fr ~, aH' h' if
s11p II r.hrr, ogf Harvey,
cr.p.,f .a.eies- p,vr ~ .eErrr Hrror Ier-r'eurv
Tr..f,nlp o., UurT'd rrcalyrr .i1ir1 nis. Andrew
Cs-S. 1r. t.Ir .lru" NN''- frif u r't fN.
p,rr .,H.tF-vp. r,f.r W.'ft"u4. Atrvar ir
Wfspl Nurr'H '''4TI Ntp~1. ',."rh hrr- -"'
f'ri.rf ~rtifi f 'f ar bTi'trr 'ir 'l We
rrf.a lr,-oh Fe ~rr. 'rik Joni r1 Itoml- lynch I0
-riDt Fiu4'rv n'nHr hrr 'f-rs 'f."ft I"r l,'i
,rit sfr.rn F'r-r 'fcN'rrrs Hic.rl 'fn'r1 rrrf 1r
rl,r. I.r1r lfts. r~rsyiur -.r. 'r. o. r. rala
'rsl af WI GEORGE Connolly. pslt l4ryuuy
Peter uob.,ena, .IuIt nr sNiFr l'S.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
orR,cJdL REPORT n y. S7'CS ExTHASoh "a LAn
JUNE 10, in7s
s.,rs .rroRr THr CALI.
,vrysurs1 s1ocx DEPARTMENT - lOh UCLoch

gOVEKNMENT sIOCk UEFNNINI"''' ~
AND ii i2 O'clock A. NJ
r. @ q. corror 1881 iUs5-20 Registered. 1876, n
| 90 -. .l23is l,tO ,:.-..- -.
in' "a ''-'''' nc I14 "a U S j-20 Coup, 30 New ,
u 5.2O Registered, 1853 - , " ~ ,a.t se7
10 900. -..'.llos v . i'"7' 1873.
l. & 800 Coupon 1860 ,,, ~ = - po,,non 1881
1 100. .....---.iioo "a nh1 ''' - he ll734
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closing street quotations:
~ ,.kA

g. . ,. A. i',', "a 4. = 5.2l o. O.. l2i b ]. q
T. = Cs 81 cg 800. l-o- T. ; ~ 20 % a.,
T. a. !. Cuul.lZ. go = = O. - az ISL
l. - - IS, r. ! q .l"' =, - r, - -, -. iiI
J. - ,N'N s,i-L tlTt L. :. ~ Req q u. !.
l.. - "a r lJ1H, isl L. :. Js -, Coup.lia ii'f
a.. ; 90 ca R...li94 10 -s
In State bonds Ml>Sonris were easier o' " io,0
s,lh,,c Al lO5ls, and plain long &c down 70 lo'+'
r,,,c.secs were Grmcr newI,snes being W ." -
H.. ,.;.l. ara follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

ora ,o,,.o,a, =, a,t us I4o3 Mal;by and ano. ast
bsrg. mhss,'s, The
1929. .Hezari et al. agLPeier 323i .S1tf'Iis"s 49,
81 nj. N'N',, ann act
2012. OF feter5cn i'2'-S -S"i,,i o." ~ -
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

GrATE LINE.-Io Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
: iu B,, at Lou.uud,iry. tlcsv .r,lcias, ull pow
cred s.ramr., viii -Il rom
Iisr ". Nuth IiVtr-F"oi of Canal 81. y. u.
81 AIf. NEVADA Thursday june %
.-l4I,. tF I.pIA.. iiur-ay. June %
STATE ut ~ -YfNANI N.......... guisilv. ia s. B
ANA trn3tr TIL ltEsDANo turr ae.. ftrs cabin. -
aud $50 arcpTdur o. accom- IuIIu.. EscUsou ilch'ts
sl25. -ccoud ,api. $50 Eeurn tickets S"1 s'cerfr Al
luatsi Npri. .
ASH, BALDWIN x Co, Agents - Broadway. y. Y.
SrEEEAGE .A~-AtEHt 30. - BrOiiw.y. iud at com
L u.i canal y l..
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-O-a .No'ou - o. pr' wang
IL -. imu'cTi r.
90r Iric't' act NHu'rr.
1000 RIr's'i o. ~. art |
il. man - n.
Ss-7. ViHirs 2Ui. wood
7l3g Tls ifoi c4fu' 90. 80. I
Govt pnoi Bolt 90. .
oyT5 Wt-frriirl 7 81 al. agi.
Fr"dr - al
77gS .Di rsll q g. agt- UoJt
o. s'.
20o2 Drun s-t. Hga'tv.
1919. The Pcr'ru slate co. .
Hgi. Allen.
PkgT ii.-S
c~1f tl-ri1 - n. ~ lew. I
7-ST. F ) Dail agi. i.amu-~i
r.
ana. Tie Wan. a"d r"''' ~ /
R.u' a-f. NrNff.
2bi7 The Amer. Ira.t ~. /
1rf. G-'".r.
Inip En.rN a-t. NiIte'ls.
i--s ",4' Hri irs' H.
C3i2 Nufto art Bos 20 * ci
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

VRw -P,GT I.-AfEEe, J.
--.. .PIees g. ". 90. fgf.
HliIlard
1914 Iiaw agt Mona
~isu.
SAVAGE aot. u. D.. g.. n.
-. g. T.. Go.
.IG3 .Cofmau act Re!cherl
81 ~
GGii NWaH act. Iff'l' 2.
gJlf .-niIiy % agi DperNeck- r.
sr
7 81 Saf'i,r 81 al. agt Nee
hon.
3T.G Cprt e~t. NG-f'n.
1855 Stern 81 -. at. lsterly.
Hu IphN j.
-"o7 10 .Hiar i~'. NcGorry.
= .cg Nsvels.f. Hgi'HI'r.
-54p Glh.pI 20 A. AT Nal
t.ulrE.
.279 s,,ft - -. agt Beh-
fertf e. 4t.
f''n p4v p Z. GoTri"H.
49J3 iio'f.u II 81 at
5ml;h.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
sTEAMSHIP LIMBS.

For CALiFOHNIA. JAPAN. CHfNA, AUSTRALIA
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The following table of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares. as received by Telegraph
from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward,
DreNel Building:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-29
turns to New Orleans next Wednesday

turns to New Orleans next Wednesday
from the city wharf.
A photograph Of Pat McGrath looking
his mule in the face would make Zinc
picture Of Patience in dray shafts smil-
ing at melancholy"
Paddy McGrath says; "Tve been
luckin ut the purity guirls, an some o.
them are loike q shnow bird dye see,
they're nll feathers and no mate
Pedro" draws the river men in rainy
weather around % table like lump OF
sugar does flies on the buttered side Of u
piece Of bread in July.
The II. s. Turner will arrive from New
Orleans this evening and pass on up to
Cincinnati. Look out up there, and give
the orphan boy s s10O0-single-flued mule
u chance.
E"Was ye liver in Washington. Pat? y
"Do look loike mon that nd Shtale?'
said Pat.
The Il. J.. Hodge will arrive from New
Orleans this evening to be dismantled.
She has 5000 sacks Of corn on board for
this port.
Copy Of Teegramsl
VICKsBuRG, March 81. - TO }. u.
Woods 81 Co., 10l Common street
Steamer Commonwealth will arrive
"Wednesday morning, and leave Thurs
day evening for st. Louis.
'Tuos. w. SHIELDS, Master.
VICKsBURG, March %. - To j. u.
Woods 81 Co.: Steamer City Of Alton
will arrive Thursday morning. and
leave Friday for st. Louis. positively.
II. T.. BixBY, Master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. To-day, at the
matinee, and tonight, Round tho
World IN Eighty Days" will be again
repeated. The attendance last night
was good. 1t will be continued through
out the present week.
ACADEMY or MUsIu--At tho matinee
to-day we are to have one of Bouccault' 3
dramas, called "Elf; or, The Cherry
Tree Inn" At night Miss Western APP
pears for the first time this season In her
great parts of LAZY Isabel and Mdddme
Tine, In EAST Lynne" Miss Western s
engagements this season have been
very successful. A Buffalo paper says
"For tho first time In number OF
years the accomplished actress Miss
Lucille Western, again made her APP
pearanco at the Academy Of Music last
evening, and the occasion was also that
OF tho reproduction of the emotional
order of the drama after quite n long
season of entertainment OF quite diff
ferent class. Miss Western took the
dual part Of LddV Isabel and Madame
Pine, In Tayleure's decentralization OF
East Lynne; or, The Elopement," a
play which has too much OF the sombre
about IL to DO entertaining In the com
mon acceptance OF tho word, but which
affords fine scope for the emotional
NbCLIeSS. LII tIlt WI hVl uVhpiN
part Miss Western has become justly
distinguished. Her acting, whether In
the stormy moods which tho role calls
for, or the quieter or lighter situations, Is
that Of one who has IA thorough concep'
ton of the character and the ability to
give IL highly artistic rendering. The
audience was large, and quite apprecia-
tive OF the excellent performance.
Miss Westerns benefit will take place
on Friday. "The Child Stealcr will be
tho play.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-29
NEW OWu,GANa.
:, a. ,tc seat NJ More than Hall the Yves
crn water Tributaries.


Capt. Eads, the engineer who Is en-
gagged In deepening tho mouth OF the
Mississippi river by means OF 1ettles, mas
applied to the Government for the 1rsl
paymept on his work, alleging TINT a
depth Of twenty feet will be obtained ~
n few days. 1o IL sanguine that tne
full depth of thirty feet will pc secured
by the time that Congress closes us SEES
sion. This IL very important matter;
The only thing that has hitherto stood
I'm the way Of New Orleans has been the
shonl water ut the mouth OF the Missis-
aippi. The whole country below New
Orleans is IN alluvial deposit. The
stronp current Of the river loses itsell
IN efforts To find n way TO the Gull, ana
tho washings of the river make dredg-
ING Il futile work. For n great portion
of the year there Is only u depth or about
twelve feet In tho main pass. rms mas
prevented steamers Of tho flrst-clasH
from ascending to the city. Even the
Galveston line of light vessels Is com
PEELED to stop at Brashoar City ana con
meet thence by rail. If the Eads plan IL
n success and there is every reason 70
believe that IL the problem OF the
Mississippi metropolis - solved. Ihere
IA no reason why the whole product OF
the great valley should not pass into
New Orleans. IL Ia the virtual seat OF
more than half the Western water tribu-
tnries and water transportation has us
advantages over MI other methods.
When European steamers load Mt the
docks Of New Orleans our new Southern
Railway may DO effected.