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vfOKsBURa.

SATURDAY VICKSBURG UNITED sTArna
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at5PM
H. Fer vicksburg, Dayis,s Bend.
L. Matches a all iDternediste landin.s-
The passenger steamer
Natchez,
y. Leatners master, J. F. Muse clerk
connecting IT Vicksburg with the Parisot Lins for
xasoo, TAllahatchie and Sunfiower rivers and with
Aochor Line for Memphis Cairo and St Lonis
tor freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY, III Common #.
Or TO HITE CARLIN, TchOnptoulao n.
Freight taken and through bills Of ad1ng signed In
Talulah and stations east Of Tallulah on the Vicks
burg, Sh. evepOrt and Texas Railroad via Delta. Inv
". 3. bkOCKETT. Agent 81 Magazine q.
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FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

FOR ME MPHIs AND BENDS.
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
For the season of 1s75-76
Leaves FRIDAY. March 10, at 5 M
@ - for Memphis, Helena, Month of
White River Chicot, Greenyilie Victs.
burg and the Bends-Tho splendid pas.
scnger steamer ~ pse-
Thompson Dean,
w; b. Miller. master Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
VIII leave ~ above. paying particular attention ia
All way anu plantation business. Shippers NAV relv
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire
Through bills Of ladnR to all points on the Ouachita
ana Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot City, and to an
polnts on White River AZ high as Jacksonp0rt.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
G. G. WAYNE, log Gravier street.
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BAYOU SARA.
- - For Bayou Sara. watsrise.
.x2t&g*E Hermitage Port Hudson Baton Kouge
=, - Plaqnemine, and way landings = II,
United States mail sem.weekly packet
Gov. Allen,
Gin place of w. s. Pike)
>. y. brown, MASTER 8. s. Streok, CLERK
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY At p ~
for Bayou Sara. For freight OF passage apply 10
HITE T. CARLlN, s Tchoupitoulaa a.
SO }. G. GODDIN. IS Natchez street.
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OPELOUaAS.
D-~o-~~-~e-~-~->~~-o-
INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
n - For Washingt0n, Port Barry.
@aa&6S Atchafalays. Simmsport Big Bend Land.
ing Old River and all intermediate
points-The light draught passenger STEAMER
st. Mary,
F. Probst, master. J B. Schmidt clerk,
Leaves WEDNESDAY.March 8. 1T S p M
HG II SA ieR SSaSa OF 3" q,
Through bills OF lading to Bayou BHuf and Des
Glalzes. dis
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 8, At 5PM
.@ For Washington. Port barre,
the Coast Atchafalavs River and BAYOU
Courtableau-The new and ightLraught passenger
steamer
H. II Broad, master, Theo. JOHN clerk.
Connects at SimmspOrt with steamer MINNIE for
Bayou des Glaizes giving through bills lading. For
eo Or passigs aEPy q o. ,t sS
Through bills of ladng to Bayou Beuf
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. March II, at5PM.
H. For Washington, Port Barre.
Simmsport, Churchville, and al Al tor.
falaya River and Bayou Courtableau--The new and
hght-draught passenger steamer
Tensas,
Qn place OF the Trenton)
W. Burton master, Capt. Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk
All freight for Bayou des Glases will be landed A.
Simmsport or Big Bend Lane ing
s26 tt j. M BOWLING. Is Decatur street.
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BAYOUS MsCOS AND TENsAs.
INDEPENDENT TENSAS, BAYOU MACON AND
BLACK RIVER PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March g. at P. N.
H. For Floyd Delhi, Warsaw.
~ Crockett P0in Cutoff and all landings
on Black, Macon and Tensas rivl2 The
w. j. Poiteyent,
Sam Block, master VIM. Guss. clerk
sage apply OF board or to
H1TE & CARLIN, Tchoupitouas street.
Will remain in the t ade permanently. mhs
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|.,~,.~sr EAMBOATA
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
| P0RTAT1oN COMPANY.
zkEAE HNg1sz T1 En- = 1d FUN 10
BELLE ROWLAND. G. H. DURFX1,
| COL. A. P. KOUNE.
| ~ Fer Shreveport. JeHsrssn. Upper
Red River, Minden csushatta, Grand
ines-Lsaving New Orleans = follows -
Leaves "Wednesday SsRs Gse a. Wilkinson
FOR SHREVEPORT.
LESSEE TAYLOR Capt H. L. Lee
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March 8, at 5 P. NJ. '
MARIA Louise EeE sHKEvEr soaps H. J. pr,nks,.
Leaves THURSDAY. March ., at5P NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERsoN.
Leaves SATURDAY,, March il, st5 IS N. 0'n'
Saturdays boat will 60 through to Jeferson.
Nc wharf boat charges win be made on freight
consignsd to the company at the mouth Of Red River
forwarding freight consigned to the company ct
New Orleans win be handled free Of drayags and
For freight passage apply on board Of boats, or
e the office Of the company. Ill Gravier, between
JOS. A. AIKEN, President
n. W. JOYCE Agent.
LORD & McPEAKE. BR1TToN EppLER,
HITE & CARLIN. iei rs ~
FOR CANE RIVER, BAYoUs WINsEY AND
Leave. wrnxrs RIEEKE No., ...px
,,.% - For SIM Inland, NIansaeld and all
:: winsey and Bayou Pie1re~Ths: II line ne
Homer.
W. T. Gillian master.
viii leave as above positively. For freight pass
age Apply on BOARD mh5
MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. March 9, at5P NJ
e9ls&ts shatta and ell way landings on Red
River-The lght-draught steamer
Green F Shield. Fannie mastsr TatHm r..,n ,,...
Will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
JOHN JANNEY, III Common street.
DOUGLAS & WINBURN, So Natchez street.
CROCKETT CARTER 80 Magazine street
M "n-
BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.
FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March g. at S PM.
For, For Eyersres,. Cotton. Port;
intermediate landings The light draught
passenger steamer
Trenton,
On place of the steamer Garry Owen)
M. M. Dufour, master, A. p. Trousdale Gle K.
will leave above For freight or passage apply on
board, or to M "; JOYCE, II Gravier st.
F26 No. LOG Common street.
INDEPENDENT BAYOU DIES GLAIZES BOAT. |
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5 p. M.
lsGbetA For Evergreen, Cotton Port.
Junction Noreauvile, Big Bend Simms. |
port and all intermediate landngs-The light draught
Frank willard,
Lew Rice master, +. M JO6friOn clerk
Will leave as above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
H1TE CARLIN, Agents,
TchoupitOulas street.
Commences February 10th. FIT
ARKANSAS RIVER.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET,
Leaves on THURSDAY March 9, at p M
F., ~ For Fort Smith. Van Buren, Dar-
danelle Little Rock Pine Bluff and all
way landiDgs-The fine and fast pas
'enger steamer
GAINESVILLE,
Jno. s. Jones' MASTER
will leave as above For freight or passage apply on
BOARD.
N B.-Ratss less than by any other route
HITE g. CARLIN, Agents.
NM NO Tchonpitoulas street.
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FOR HAvRE.

9s'S7o~o-o1o,o~~~~~~~-<
IL For Havre The fast sailing French
@& PARK KEINE-DESANGES. Lecuyer, master.
~ now loading for the above port and will
have dispatch. Yor freight apply to
DRWOLF, POWELL & Co.
nno 70 A Caro-. delet street
IL FER Havre-The strictly A l fast sailin o
&a3 French bark FRANCE AND PLATA Lee
L.qneux. master, is row loading, and HAVING :
Rcrlon 81 her cargo engaged, will have disnstcch'
For balance Of freight apply to 1A's'sson'
mo-. DEWOLF, POWELL. ACO.
A. NaAvAueApt street,
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VICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND vICKSBURG PACKET.
The new and elegant side.vvhssa
Z passenger steamer
lllino1s,
n. r. Cheek MASTER ]. W Spears, clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY at l2 NJ
Passengers leaving New Orleans ON THURSDAY even
ing by rail will make sure connections
Parties c0nEgning freight to care of steamer ILL
NO1S will please enclose bill of lading to
au4 If DUFF GREEN e. CO., vicksbure
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STEAMBOATS,.

ST. LOUIS.
- FOR ST. LOUlN, CAIRO,
MEMPHIS AND TIKI 6RNDS.
The fine steamer
COMMONWEALTH,
L. H. Sh1eles. MASTER Owen G. Gates clerk,
Leaves THURSDAY, Ma oh 9, at5P,M.
JOHN +. TOLLE.
NJ Brady, master w. G KImber, clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY. Mar h IL, at 5 p. M.
Through bills lading via Cairo and Belmont to all
points North and West.
81 j. B. WOODS e. CO. lO4 Common at.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE VIEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Wednesday Morning March 8.

Cleared Yesterday.
steamship New York. Quick. for New York
p-,..n C A Whitney eco
British ship Prince Leopold, Cochran. for Liverpool.
Hall & Vaughan
British ship Sally Atkin, for Liverpool
DeWolf Powell eco
De Wolf Powell eco
s,t.1 Shultz eco
schooner Anna Kranz, Pervere, for Havre-
p-... Norton & B, II
0f1ueh schooner Constance Briggs. for Utilla-
schooner Samuel Fabens. Lyman, for Rnatan.
Spteri g. Bro
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Ship Nunquam Dormio. Consins from Hayre Jan "a
to Ocean Zerega eco
snip Scresmer. Austin from Havre Jan H. to Ocean,
Zerega eco
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ONO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER. /.
-
hEG4 lAK C1MCINNATL LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. March 8, at S p NJ.
,h& FER Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans.
VILE Hende son. Shawneetown Padu.
IL. cab, Cairo. Memphis and ali inferno.
date points-The passenger steamer
Thomas sherlock.
Lewis Aates master M L. virden, clerk
board or to c. a. WAVNfEp Wy y"
mnl LOG Graver street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst al 5p NJ
t@ - Fer Cincinnati, LOaisviile, Evans.
vile, Henderson. Shawneetown, Padu.
points-The passenger steamer
k0b'. Mitchell,
James PAU, master, Frank Stein clerk,
On hoord - ~ - sooVe For freight or passage apply
w yosfu' of 70 c. G.. WAYNE
nlno LOG Gravier street.
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STEAMBOATS,,
Steamboat and Railroad Agency.

Tm UNPRECEDENTED, AGENT FOR THU
- Memphis and Ohio River Line Of Packets. is
prepared to give through bills of adin in copueofon
Win the boats Of the aforementioned Lines over the
!oIiow1ng Railroads: Little Rock and Pine BiuH
Ms.fvs1 and Onachita railroad from Chicot City
nau, Hamilton Dayton and Little MAMA railroads
ana all their connections from Cincinnati For an
A7u C:G. WAYNE, los GravicIe rect
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Below Waiting Orders.

schooner Charlotte Brown. Scars. days from Ru
ataH, to master
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Arrived.

British steamship Fire Queen from Liyernool 18th
~ uit, to Decai, Zerega eco Sd dist SO
NO weglan bark Caspari, Syvertzen. Is days from
schal, Aa..nIq9e' 70 Ocean Zerega &co-2d dist
Tore Pic Tier = -
schooner Excelsior: Arnett, from Bonacca, to Jos
ScnGuner Wenonsh, Bayly 10 days from Cienfuegos
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Sailed.

The ship L L Sturgess ard bark John Lerway
rom Liverpool arrived at Southwest Pass The for
mer sailed for Mobile and the latter for Baltimore
Ship Vigilate, from Havre, previously reported be
low. has sailed for Hampton Roads
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
MORGAN LINE STEAMSHIPS.
@fFfe The following Al iron steamships
a form this line
BRASHEAR, GEO. W. ELDER,
NEW YORK, MORGAN CITY,
The iron steamship
New York,
will leave New Orleans
On WEDNESDAY. March 6, A NJ.
Insurance by this line Il.
Freight for the above port received at the depot
OF MOrgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, foot of
Lafayette street, daily until P. NJ.
For freight apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents.
NH If Corner Natchez and Magazine streets
TIE UkUMwELL LINZ.
For NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on THURSDAY, March g. at A. M.
%&Mk This line is composed Of the following
c 6ssESEE1100xns' HEe ew SE,L.AxE
The steamship
New Orleans,
Geo. A. Dearborn. commander
VIII Leave her wharf, to0G Of Toulouse street.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
THREEQUARTERS PER CENT.
freight for Liverpool, bremen ana HAvre taken
by this line and through bills Of lsding given fpr
For freight or uass.ce .nrlv n
ALERED X0ULTON,
Ell-N " II OArondolet stresA
FOR BOSTON.
WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
E-. The splendid new AL iron Stesmshc
Lancaster,
Q2s3 tOns,)
Chas E. Mills commander,
will sail as above from her wharf, opposite jackson
Square.
WIN. CREEvY, Agent
mh3 40 Carondelet, corner Union street.
EUh VERA CRUZ.
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ErEAMBoArs.

stella Block. Crook 8. from Point Jefferson
G9mmonwealth, Shields. from st Louis
fcitevenf Block. from Floyd
4ene Wilson, from Covington New Basin
John Mauce. Helm, from Grand Eoore
UuacMta Belle, Kennis0n from Ouachlta City
IBERIA. Jumel. from Baton Rouge
&c John, Bergeron from Lafourche
assumption, Dnlferes. from Lockport
Robert Mitchell Paul from Cinclnnau
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
81 Mary, Probst, from Washington
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SHIPS.


LIVERPOOL
+4 For Liveppool-The fast sailing Brit
M4h ish ship. SALLY, Atkin, master is now load
Ing for the above port, and having q large por
uon Of her cargo engaged and going on board. will
nave dispatch. For balance of eight, apply to
DEWOLF, POWELL & co.
"A Carondelet street
80. Or J. A. BRYsON Il Co.
Jne 70 1874 Common street.
AZ For Liverpeol-The now AL British sbin
MaN WIN. DOUGLASS, Douglass master ia now
- loading for the above port, and having the
greater portion Of her cargo engaged and roinr on
freight apply to SHDITZ 4 1 GO VI
-. q Carondeet street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18

and when these adapted 10 the requirements OF tne
companys charter the work will on. The structure
through Amity-st. connecting Sixthave. with south
Ffth-ave is completed, and in South Fifthaye, from
Amifyst az far az Brooe the foundations are all down
and the columns erected The company Is now awaiting
decisions by the courts I'm reference TO the
land In South fifthaye. before extending It's founua
tous below BroOmes and these decisions are expected
by Dec 1. CT, 49,. H.. "a,
The recent appearance upon the Sixth Avenue line OF
what have been termed dOubledecked cars has NOT
only attracted the attention of the public, but has also
been source comment by the officers OF the Gilbert
Elevated Railroad Company, there being an impression
that the Sixth Avenue Company Is endeayoring 70 ac
qure title to sufficient hight above ts tracks 10 inter-
fere with the Gilbert structure. The new vehicle Is de-
seribed ordinary car with rail around the top
with two OF seats, placed back TO back upon me
center the roof aud extending the length OF the car
the top of the there extend four upgtswhlch
support canvass canopy. The hight OF tho wnOie
equipment from the street h about 16i2 feet III was
ascertained however that the doors OF the sixth Avenue
Coaiuany's carhose only 10 feet inches ID bsh'
aud the Siding stancOns the top OF the car were ev
dntly arranged that the ears could DC got uoe
cover The ordinary street on SixthaNe are avon'
8 feet ia hight lille The contemplated night OF the Ui
bert road will Ia to % feet, according 70 tho
grade of the The officers OF the 1llDert Oon
pany claim that their enterprise VIII be an acal
to the sixth road the ground that IL III ntp
general thoroughfare OF travel anu WIo
through passengers will probably avail themselves vi
rnpd transit the short trip passengers VINO are inc
actual source profit TO streetcar companies VIII pe III
creased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18
BUSINESS AFFECTED BY POLITICS.

CONTINUED DIZZINESS ON ACCOUNT OF THE DELAY
IN THE ELECTION RETURNs-cAUsE OF LARGE
SHIPMENTS OF GOLD FROM EUROPE.
Prominent bankers of this city generally
agree that the delay obtaining official returns OF the
election continues have depressing effect upon the
business interests OF the country There has been
very little Improvement in business since the election
remarked BENJAMIN b. Sherman, President or the Me-
chsnics National Bank, yesterday "Everythngs very
very dull and there Little apparent reason to hope
for an present People who have waited
t1s long TO know policy OF the Government during
the next Presidential administration will probably walt
uov until next March This, would not have been the
caso II aycs had been declared elected by decided
majority Dizziness, which already looking up
would have continued steadily TO improve Now every
thing is in doubt and will probably continue more or less
in this condition until the Inauguration OF the next
President"
similar views those given above were expressed Dy
number Of other prominent bankers and 1t was gen
orally stated that had been very little improve
n,ent in business during the pas; week The large snip
neps OF gold this country which have been made dur
my the past few weeks and which still continue IL was
stated vas owing great measure to the TRANSACTIONS
Of the syndicate in its negotiation OF the new iper cent
loan The receipts OF gold at this port as shown by tue
c.tom-house figures for the past eight weeks, endins
yov IL have been a. follows:
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FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS.

The millinery and straw goods trade has
suffered severely during the past month and the failures
OF two large Broadway houses are announced. George
Richardson Son. manufacturers OF straw goods, % NO
500 Broadway have failed with liabilities OF 100000
the greater par, OF which mdorsed paper aud real
estate They have large factory at birmingham Mass
in which they employ 800 persons. and their pnc
nal creditors are In that state Of the Endorsed
paper is held by persons In NcwYork
Andre n Sanford dealers In millinery goods st No
$50 Riuadway have failed their liabilities being reported
AZ over $4,000 The hrm idsclne 10 make any state
ment as 10 their condition. but admit their failure
Maurice Lew, who has made an assignment for the
benefit OF creditors has cd his schedule IN the court
Common Pleas sta ing his liabilities ut S47,240 %. ana
his assets Al S2i, 400 -
An si.nment for the benefit Of creditors was filed
YESTERDAY with the County Clerk by James Braiaard to
Isaac COnOyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18
YALE ALUMNI MEETING.

During the past two seasons the lac Aiun'hi
Association of this city, instead OF hoiuinR ons Vanf,
ooch wear and making especial arrangements for ad
dresses from the most prominent Of resident graduates
has held informal social meetings every month from
November to May This plan will be pursued during the
coming winter and the first Of these gatherings Tor this
season was held last evening at Demoncos at Firth
ave and Twenty sixthst About 100 graduates OF the
college, representing the last 30 classes were present
AS it the first meeting OF the season, no literary
exercises had heen arranged and. aside from brief
address by the chairman not he slightest fOrninty was
observed. Conversation simple but TASTEFUL repast
and "a little impromptu singing brought She evening
rapidly to "a close The next meeting. by special INVITA-
zion 81 the Union League Cub will be held rs the Union
League Theater Friday evening Dee y, on winch
occasion the wel-knOwn burlcsquc OF Hamlet VIII De
performed by recent graduates OF the college residing In
New-YOrk and Brooklyn II Ia intended 10 make the
meeting in some holiday jubilee, IN remembrance
or the old Thanksgiving Jubilee which Is still held IN
high honor at the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18
TUr AovARIVlf.

Mr.. Coup's Aquarium at Broadway and
Thrty-afth-st is delight to young FOLKS. even
supcrscdng the passion for e circus The sea zion ai
whale arc Ggniacd creatures nat awe them. The play
mi seas with their great beautiful black eyes, aud their
graceful gambols In the waior, arc source 81 constant
interest and mu7cmcut. aud babies who cannot speak
and aged persons who can hardly see alike watch them
by the hour The smaller FISH, from the embryo trout In
tho Matching boxes to tie young shark in te large tanks
have each fascination for young and old The collcc-
ton is already invaluable. The variety very great
for all that Is curious Is there from tie "sca horse Of
Florida fh with the neck. ears aud head of horse
and the tail of alligator with which tail Ia continual
" washcs te Aforesaid hoac To- lie knyO' O japan,
"a fish with three tails - fine silk and produced by
artificial culture great many grown persons take
Hecn's babies" excuse FOR going themselves TO
what trey look upon a. something unworthy serious
notice Bnt they viii find not merely deli GIT nut also in
struciiOn ia every 1cput mgnt OF the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18
WEST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT.

PROGRESS OF TIE GILBEgT ELEVATED RoAD-THE
COMPETITION WITH THE SIXTH AVENUE LINE.
The work of the Gilbert Elevated Railroad,
under the contract for single section from Chambers
FIFTY ninth-st, Is progressing in South Fifth
ave the rate Of span day, each span extending
fully so feet In length The work on Sixthaye, which
stopped by the preliminary injunction at the ins
aton OF the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company, has not
been enewel, and cannot be until the materials,
enbodUg the notifications required under the decision
Judge sedgwek ready for erection The order OF
tie court requiring the company to span the street in
sed of running It's structure through the center OF the
Roadway made necessary change Of plans and patterns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18
THE NEXT CONTROLLER.
PROBABILITY OF TIE APPOINTMENT OF JOHN
KELLY.


KELLY.
The interest il municipal circles as to Con-
troller Green's increases daily. The Tammany
politicians seem ngdent that Mayor Wckham will
nominate John Kelly for the Office Chamberlain Tap
pan is also mentioned, but all the indications point TO
Mr.. Kelly's receiving the appointment. wol-known
politician said yesterday 10 a TRIBUNE reporter
that there was doubt OF Mr. kelly's
appointment II would be acceptable not only TO the
Democrats, but TO a great number OF business men not
identified with either political party. Another Demo
cra of local prominence said ne satisfied that Mayor
Wlckham would not hesitate to send in Mr.. Key's name
to the Aldermen. II nomination which would
strengthen party by giving it full control OF most
important public Office.
Mayor WicAham Will not talk on the subject and moth
ing can be learned at the Controllers Office except mys
terous hints that the charter fails TO vest in the Mayor
the power To appoint Mr. Green's Ii be-
leyed the City Hail yesterday that the app Intnent
had been rendered to Mr. Kelly.
Ii was reported late in the afternoon that August Bel
mont George W Lane, aud ia mes NJ. Brown had called
Controller Green during the day These visits were
supposed 10 have reference to the appointment OF Mr.
Green's successor. IL was asserted however, IN the
Controllers Office that the visitors called 10 get nfoIna
ton concerning city bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18
COMMISSIONER FowLER's BANK ACCOUNT.

In the Fowler investigation by the Brooklyn
Aldermen yesterday, Justin Arnold, contractor OF 20
years experience testified that he familiar with the
Hempstead Reservoir and that the work Of excayatng
il was worth only % cents yard; Kingsley Keeney
received So cents. Il. p. Morley. clerk In the United
States Court produced the papers in connection with
Mr. Fowlers bankruptcy in 1872. Gen. Pryor, Mr..
Fowlers counsel objected Corporation Counsel DE Witt
said that this was preliminary TO introducing Mr.
Fowlers bank account and showing that during 1873,
1874 aud 1875, Mr.. Fowler's deposits amounted to
500 900 yearly After discussion the evidence was
ruled out by a vote of to q.
Mr. De witt then said that the people would judge
whether an official who In bankruptcy In year,
and had bank account OF 100000 yearly for the next
three wears, receiving only - 900 salary, man
who would retain the confidence OF the city. The Cor
poration Counsel then rested his The investigation
will be resumed on Nov. %.