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The New York herald., 1876-01-27

RSNoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENrERfSG
THB PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NKw YoRK
HERALD has adopted dtn gushing Coston ght signal for
on board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the ccors red red changing from the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tains Of vessels seeing this signal will obligc by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
DPersons desirous OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing at New York do by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht pier No East River New
Letters received from all parts promptly
lvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmssers informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau. sd
dressing Bennett, No 4e Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office sddre sng Bennett 81 Avenue de popera.
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the will be cabed this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Med-
will and the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for telegTaphng news.
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SAILED.

Steamers Russia Br for Liverpool of Pennsylva.
MIA Br Glasgow south Carolina, Charleston; Pioneer
Wilmington NO; barks Ragnhd (Norl Cork emmy (ier)
Bremen bgs Mozart (Ger) Rio Janeiro; Alexander Nick
els Cenfuegos; schrs Henry Whitney, Nassau; Sunny
South Galveston,
Wind at midnight. SSW.
Barometer 80 30
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SPOKEN.

Ship Hndostan (B White from Ardrossan Sept l5 for
San Francisco, Nov 23 of River Plate
Ship Robert Dixon Smthwick from Francisco (0ct
27) for Liverpool Dec Q, lat 54 39 S. Ion 80 w.
Schr Blva Pettlngn. York from Portland for Ssgua
Ian %, lat Al, Ion 90.
schr Freddie Ebbett Veal from Pensacola Dec IS for
Rio Jsneiro. Jan ~, lat 81 Ion GO IS.
hchr Harry Sheppard OF Mays Landing. Jan %, miles
NE by Of Frying Pan Iightship.
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coIoNF1 JoHN ,. M'ouApR.

The above named officer, gallant soldier OF the war
for the Union, died at his residence al Utica " " on
the oath He volunteered for the service OF his
country the breaking Of the rebellion and per-
formed his duty with zeal and hdelity. He pro.
NOTED with honor Before his he served as
aide-de camp TO General Ftz John Porter when he
commanded the Fifth Army corps
Colonel McQuade we'll and favorabiy known in
public hfc, and his demise will be regretted by very
many warm friends in al parts of the Union.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
GENERAL JOAQUIN ELIo, THE cARLIsT COM
MANDER


MANDER.
A cable telegram from London .under date OF the
2Gth INST reports follows Dispatches have been
received here announcing the death Of the Carst Gen.
eral Elio." General Elio was aged in years He was
educated fer service in the royalist army Of SpaIn in
when he obtained his first commission. During the
progress OF stormy public he served under
many governments but always according 10 his per.
AS a Spanish military politician his different
periods appeared 70 the general public being very
contradictory. In the year 1850 he commanded and
did battle IN the ranks OF the Carist insurgents He
also acted of late years with Don Carlos by whom he
had been threatened with the loss OF his command and
court martial several occasions Upon the failure
OF the Carst insurrectionst attempt IN 1850 General
Eho having been captured by Queen Isabella troops
owed to Her Majesty's cicmency the life which by law
he had forfeited He addressed letter to Queen Isa-
bella upon that OCCASION which he must have totally
forgotten since he did not abandon the camp OF
Don Carlos upon the accession OF Queen Isabel
las son, Alfonso NIL TO the throne OF Spain.
Eo In his letter Isabella under date OF Pau June
5. 1850 said Now tIat am restored to my family,
tlat ! am enjoying that domestic happiness which
rs only rendered deeper and more delightful by The
been borne my account by those love. have
for one moment forgotten either the fact that owe
this happiness 70 Your Majesty, the obligations
which have contracted toward YOU. Free, entirely
renew here the promise which l had the honor of
making to Your Majesty, that | would never take
part In any act which might tend to prejudice Your
Majesty. That grateful Tor the benefit which have
received, and for the benevolence which Your
Majesty has shown in receiving my aged and beloved
mother, Your Majesty reckon upon me as upon one
Of your best friends May Your Majesty deiRn 10 re-
ceve graciousy this expression Of my humble and sim
cere sentiments, and al the time | pray Your
Majesty TO preserve least small part OF the be.
nevOlcni Interest which you have shown me
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
EOS. HupsoN N'TARLAN.

Hon. Hudson McFarlan, prominent citizen and pol
oian died at one O'Clock yesterday afternoon at his
residence in Southheld ~ ". OF apoplexy She age
Of seyentyeghL He had been aState Prison Inspector,
represented Orange county In the State Assembly for
several terms, and had been for many years . Super
visor Of the town Of hopToa
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
OBITUARY.

HIPPoLYTE DUssARD, FRENCH STATESMAN.
cable telegram from Paris, under date OF yester
day reports the OF the death the states
man Hippolyte Dussard. NJ Dussard born in the
year 1T9S and was consequently in the seventy eighth
year Of his age In 1899 he Of the editors of
the Repertoire de Idastie Etrdngsre which contained
a description of all the most important machines in
vented foreign countries Afterward he wrote on
economic subjects the Rerue Encycioptdique the
hllefn de EerruSsdc and the Temps In 1912 he pub
ish cd work "The Financial Condition Of England
and the Measures Proposed by the Whigs and the
Tories" The year following the editor GuIllaumin
conferred him the chief edtorshp OF the Journal des
EconomtieS which he held for three years BE worked
with NJ. Eugene Daire In the revision and annexation OF
the works Of rgot in the Collection of the Principal
Economists In lS4S he named Preiect OF the
Department of the Seine lnferieure and was elected
member OF the Council of State by the Constituent
sembly. Retiring from that body, he was intrusted
with mission to England by NJ Dufaure, the present
Minister OF Justice and while there made particular
study Of the charitable institutions OF that country
sincere friend OF liberty. he OF the few real
political economists in France In lS4S who gave their
support TO the Republic
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON, DC an 26-Notice is given by the Light
house Board Of the sounding during thick and oggy
ship John Shoa Light Station Delaware Bay of fog
bell struck by hand
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rHK WEATHER YEsrERpAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
alca'ed by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provinceown "a schrs Chas Thompson
Leach; Arizona, White; Edward Lee. Atkins; Lottie
Cook Dyer and Ellen Rizpah, Dunham, North Atlantic
Ocean
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FOREIGN MAILS.

Postmaster James reports that the steamer Russia
which left this port yesterday, carried So III
ters and forty -four bags Of newspapers.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES NRw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
JANUARY REBRUARY
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMoY, Dec 6-In mort ship Duke OF Abercorne tBT),
Dalrympe. for New York
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BOUND EAST
CLEARED.

Schr r Gates, Holiness New York for Portland, Ne
schr Game Cock. Quimby. New York for Milestone Point
Schr Agnes. Jones, Hoboken for Providence.
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MARINE INSURANCE.
Provisions OF Sir stafford NOrthcOtt's
Bill before the House of Commons.

LONDON, February I1.-Sir Stafford
NOrthcOtt's insurance bill provides for
implied warranty against shipOWneTs in
favor Of the cargo and passengers equsl-
ly, and prohibits an evasion OF the war
ranty by specisl contract. In either case
such contracts are declared void. The
second important modification relates
to valued policies, and provides for the
proceeding before referees, upon ths
courts direction, whether the Defend
ant applies therefor or not, to ascertain
what would be the value of intersst Of
the insured if the policy were open. II
the valuation unreasOLably eXcef d5 the
real value Of the subject matter, the
value ascertained by the rtfsrees at
once is recoverable. The third mOdifi-
cation Is that owners are allowed To
recover on the net freight; the prOpOr-
ton of the exp ense5 which would have
been incurred In earning, the total
freight te be ascertained and deducted
as the court directs in any action on
contract. The fourth modification pro-
Vides that il the owner insures a shiT ,
such insurance including what is known
as outfit and furniture, and sisD insure5
the freight, reckoning any OF the charges
included in the insurance. Of the ship,
the latter will be deemed double insu.
rance pro tGntO. The following is the
Fl th modification: The ship-Owner can
not recover on time policy il the loss is
occssioned by unseswOrthiness, provided
the unseaWOrthiness existed when the
ship was last in port, or could have been
prevented by reasonable care; and for
the purpose Of this section unseawOrthi-
ness from defective hull, or from over
loading, shall slone be deemed unsea-
WOrthiDefs.
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child is q keen 'uD; We viii make OF
him Disciple Of the art pieservaivs oil
arts. And it came to pass that Ellhu
eutered the Office Of paper published az
Kennebec, ia the State OF Maine, known
az the JourldL-tWo del ars per year, in.
variably in advance. Five years did
Elihu adjust movable alphabets, hold
CODY, and quarrel with the foreman"
Elihu then said, 81 will arise and GO
unto Hartf Jrd university, aud there will
study law" And be delved and studied
until one day he said, 81 Will quincy 10
the land of Illinois, and at the place
called Galena will pitch my tent, and
plant my vine" " And it so came 10 pass.
Elihu fourished, and the people Of Ga.
lena and the county theresbouts SAID
unto him, "Go thou to Washington and
hEht our battles" And it was to the
thirty-third congress that he went, and
Elihu served so faithfully that he was
sent again and again, serving, in sill,
eight times. And he was called the
"father of the house." by his colleagues.
One day he brought up law creating
the Office of acknowledgement OF the
army. Grant, whose surname Is UIys-
sss. cut fat slice by procuring the Of
flee. He fell upon Eihu's becB, and
when it came pass that Ulysses was
made chief ruler, he said unto Elihu
"Be thou my secretary OF state" And
Elihu sid unto him. II will, for brief
seasop." Then said Ulysses, "Bs thou
nv minister to France" Aud straight
way EIihu declined to be secretary, and
he went to France, and he is there unto
this day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12

The Jackson Clarion OF Wednesday
publlShss the report Of the grand jury
Of Hind county in regard to the Clinton
riots las. fall, in which SO many valuable
lives were lost, from which it appears
that it wss wholly uDpremeditated.
Facts are given TO show that theswhites,
who were there in small numbers and
inRdeq1stely armed, certainly could MOI
have meditated disturbance; and that
the blacks were in Ike manner unpre-
pared for battle. The jury believe that
il was the refu,t Of sudden outburst Of
passion, though no doubt the seeds of 1t
had been planted by the demsgoguss Of
the Radical party, whose hope Of con-
tinuation Of their lease Of power depend
ed upon antagoDizing the white and col
ored races. The jury making this re-
port, it il proper to say, was composed
Of good citizens Of both political parties.
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MISSISSIPPI.
CardOza to be Impeaehed fer Perjury,
Bribery and COrruptiOn-Etc.

Special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, February 11.-House-The
committee investigating the charges
against T. w. Cardoza, State superin-
tendent OF education, reported to-day.
The committee prefers ten charges
against Cardoza--peIjury, missppropri-
alton OF public moneys, embeZzlement,
peculation, bribery, fraudulent issuance
Of Warren county witness certificates,
forgery, extortion, and two charges of
public moneys unaceounted for. A reso-
luton was offered that T. w. Cardoza,
superintendent of education, be i'm
peached for high crimes and misde-
meanors, which was made the special
order for Wednesday. The bill regulst-
ing liens between landlords and tenants,
discriminating in favor OF landlords, was
lost by large vote.
,Ssaate.-A bill was passed making
the tax for retailing whisky double the
present tax. -
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The Ticket Agents Convention.

LOUISVILLE, February ll.-Mr. Abb
bott, of the Erie railroad, announced to the
convention of ticket agents to day that
a model American railroad ticket office
will be established on the Centennial
grounds at Philadelphia by the trunk
lines. Every railway and transportation
line in America will be represented at
this office, and tickets to all parts of the
world will be sold at special rates. 1t
was resolved, with but four dissenting
voices, that the issuing Of railway tick
cts by any firms or individuals organ
lied for the purpose Of obtaining trans
pOrtatiOn rates from railroads and issu-
ing tickets in their own name, and op.
Grating generally as recognized trans
portation company, be no longer t0ler-
ated; also that the convention shall
cancel all existing arrangements be-
tween such firms or individuals and the
railways represented in the association
of ticket agents. 1t is understood that
these resolutions refer to what are known
as tourists agencies, such IS Cook Son
& Jenkins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
WHISKY and Cotton Frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE
indictments for conspiracy to defraud
the government In the whisky cases in
clude the following in addition to those
telegraphed yesterday: D. NJ. Carey,
Alfred II. Cowsnd aud Patrick HarnaD,
who were bailed in five thousand dollars
each.
United States Commissioner Shan.
non, R s. Dennee, and others whose
names have not yet been msde public,
were indicted by the grand jury, charged
with conspiracy to defraud the govern.
ment through the court Of claims in the
cotton claims cases. Shannon and Den
nee were sIraigEed, pleading being
waved, and gave bail in five thousand
dollars each. The cotton cases in which
the parties figured were the Cleveland
Mills case and that Of Bellocq, Noblom
q ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12

TIE present condition of the ST..
Louis msyOrAliy Fqusbble is indicated
in the following telegram received last
night: 1.-THE two mayors OF the city
have Sd far got along without conflict.
Both have offices in the city hall, Mr..
Britton occupying the mayors Office,
and Mr.. oyerstolz using room near by.
The city council, before adjournment,
instructed the city officers . recognizs
Mr. OFersto,z as mayor, but, 50 far, these
officials have Te!rained from taking
sides, and are not likely to take any se-
tion until the courts have decided who
is The legal execltive Of the eitY.n
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A $4,000 COnnagraIiOn.

PITTsBURG, February n.-Between
one and two o'clock this morning FIRE
broke out in the Touring mill Of VeTght,
OTTOMAN & Spreen, on Carson street,
South Pttsburg. The mill was q five
story frame building, aud contained a
large stock of flour and grain. The fire
gained such headWay that within halt
an hour from the time the alarm was
struck, it was totally destroyed. The
flames communicated to the Bnming-
ham depot of the PittsbRTg, Cincinnati
and st. Louis railway adjoining, which
was also destroyed. The total loss is IS.
timated at fifty thousand dollars. Par
tally insured.
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saturday, March 4, 1875,

the following real estate, or 50 much tnere1i
as shall be sufficient TO discharge the taxes
adjudged against said property and all cost, as
shown by said decree, 20 Wit. Lying IN -hs.uJ
county, Tennessee, aud In the city q tlein-
phis, and known as lot No. t3l three, ii block
No. 1911 sixty seven, on be south side a Union
street: Beginning l2O feet east from the east
side Of Second street, at its Intersection with
the south side Of Uniou street; thence east %
feet; thence south go feet at right angles " N
Union street: thence west, parallel with
Union street, 40 feet; thence north 20 feet TO
the beginning
This Ito day of February, 1876.
b. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue etc
ror,r Tob-ufOr Atforuey fbl2 sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
PIaning.MiII RurnetI.

MARLBORO, MASS, February 1.-THE
box-fsctory and plsning-mill, known as
Manning's mills, were burned this morn
ing, together with valuable machinery,
Thirty thousand feet Of lumber, and
valuable sets Of tools. The buildings
aud machinery were owned by Alfred
Page, of Ayre. The loss is not known,
but is heavy. No insurance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
Murderer Hanged.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, February IL
Owen Lindsay, convicted Of the murder
of Francis A. Calvin, was hanged here
to-day in the prison yard. Lindsay per-
sisted to the last In declaring his limo.
cence. The members of his family
were with him this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Ne10
Tork, cot.oHi l5s; Memphis, I2i. New
York, god closed at II3; Memphis, 112.
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uEAEHEH FROsABILTTIEs.


WAsHIEeToE. February p, am.
In The Vest Gtgf States. Tennessee
ard Chic vaacy, falling 6arODaeteT, ,SOiTads
shifting TO easteyiy and sOlttheTiyr tOtcer
temperature than on Friday, and geHer-
d{iy ctsQr epeqfher.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
Attorney ssOwry Charged with
Forgery.

Topeka, February 1.-THE house
committee on State affairs, who have
bsen examining into the bonds of the
school fund, have made partial report
concerning the Comanohe county bonds,
reporting that they were forged by A.
J. Mowry, and introduced resolution
thst he be expelled. Evidence was SUBJ
mitted, but, at the request Of the COM
mittee, was not allowed to be seen or
read, il is supposed because others are
implicated and the committee is not
through taking testimony. The report
censures Smsllwocd, Ia,e secretary of
State, and Mccarthy, late superintend-
ent, for purchasing the bonds in oppO-
sition to the advice OF the attorney
general. Mowry arrived here to-day,
waived an examination, and was held
to bail in the sum of twenty-five thou
sand dollars. Witnesses from Rice
county are in the city, by command Of
the house, to tell what they know about
the fraudulent bonds Of that county.
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Mondsr. the 1sth Dar Of Mareh, I57G.

at II O'Clock m, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, Teunes zee,
the following property, situated In Shelby
county State Of Tennessee, and described as
follows, UO-wit: Four acres Of land, being
part Of the A. Kerr subdivision, Original loL
No g. and part OF the WItheTspoOn subdivi-
sion lots Nos. u, l9 and %, on the north SIDE
Resident [Triggl avenue, known IS lot No o.
Newton rOrd subdivision, near the Her
naudo road, about two miles sOutf east CT me
city OF Memphis, bounded as follows, 70 VII
BEGINNING az q stake on the north sioe ( hssi-
dent ITrtggI avenue and the west side fCw er
avenue; thence west with the north side Res
ident TTrfggl avenue four chains and = ltrzs
ISgSL feetl 10 a stake; thence north chains 81
links l555 feet ID a stake on the north ne ior
No. IS WitherspOOn SubdiviSlon; thence east
four chains 75 links IS)S1z feetl 20 northeast
corner lot No. Is On west side Fowler sveuDe :
thence south With said avenue eight chains AZ
links 1855 feet 20 the beginning, and knOwu As
the "-BOnner Place" Equity of rede 'npt anu
waived. Title believed 20 be good, but .. VI
and will convey only a. trustee.
JOHN II. TAYLOR, Truslea
], n, Ford, Attorney, - +D4-
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Knieh hts of Honor.

ID EGULAR meeting OF Memphis Lodge No.
n 1885, at New Masonic Hall, GsyOsO Block f,
will be held this SATURDAY. evening, at
O'Clock sharp, for transaction Of business.
Brethren of Amity Lodge cordially invited
Py order j. HARVEY MATHES, Dictator.
T. J, BARCHUS, Reporter. fbl2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
DIED.

TERRY-At the Revere House, Boston, at Il
O'Clock, February llth, F. q. TERRY, OF Hill,
Terry & Mitchell, in the 10Th year OF his age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12
Two Children Drowned.

New HAVEN. CONN, February H.
Mrs. Andrew Baas acd two children
broke through the ice on Lake Whit
ney yesterday. The mother was rescued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12

The Hu'ehen block, IN Holyoko, MRs-
sschusetis. wss fred and destroyed b.
incsuiisriss g1st-rjBy morning L9ss,
Sc evenly five thousand dollars.
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Trusfee'a Sole.

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust made TO me On
D the 30th day Of January, Is1J. y a y. y g.
office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, IN bp-k
No. los, page l25, will sell, at public auction
10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
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COM MISSIONER 'SSALE
OF
r EAL ES TAT e.

No. I742, r. D.-Flrst CEanceTy Court Of Shelby
county-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, VS.. Vim. Johnston.
Pursuant to a decree entered in this
cause, February l, 1876 will sell, a. pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, az
the courthouse door OF shelby county, In the
CITY Of Mem phis. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12

Louisville, February IL: William
Brooks, col Jred, aged tTenty-seven, was
accidentally drowned here to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-12

the presentation Of these reports. Let.
ters were read from Governor Ames,
suggesting plan for a campaign for the
Iecapture of Mississippi, which met with
Senator Alccrn's approval. AIcorn,
who has heretofore been bitterly cp.
posed to Amts, DOW supports thst gen.
tleman and is urging
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