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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

Ben Hill hit the nail on the head in his
peroration, even if his hand did wabble lit
tie at first. Do you remember his words :?
There are nc Confederates on this side of
the House. The South is here, and here she
intends to stay. Richmond Enquirer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

Mr.. Cox may have lost his temper. but
when be called Mr.. Blaine "the Hyena from
Maine" he gave him nickname that will last
as long as that Of Beast Butler. Richmond
ErnaLirer
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago and
Mississippi Central railroads burn St Bernard
a0ai
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

Blackman's Commercial College, Isl Caronde-
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column IN
the BULLETIN, cot exceeding one square, iasef'ea
or fifty cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
e1SSENGE RS S4LLED.

FOR IIvEPPOoI-fa stsGpship GeJ1nan,e Sept. 16.-W.
,T I Aao y 1on Row Mrs jane Bradbury M Boys
don. wn duncan W Watson sfs Watson smGo p MgIfy
Grant Mrs. Grand ". l. Hnsi Mira ltrsL A @starpoase
deis Thos burgess, z; A; Chz1oa David Roberts Mis-
I'VE "a 8 sion, so1ort oishaw H. p MaIson foDet
10y X. KIause, jacob Green haIi aiT9t H. sells
Ricc L. NJ L,inesou h. NJ Dixon, j. d. Cariaya H. brisa
Manuel s S.5 ~ Ia iign a. Mande T. b. Desn CEN Brad
lord fInurt. JoEn Fraser Mrs Fraser iso1gT
sTsgSer Mr Adal.s Oscar prey Abort n. crossiey wm
WaroSe nn sGbert Mira Roberts, Miss ROBERTS W.
Pm, Alex. O. c bus j. q rowS "a NJ ,ohn.or Ar,on,.
paasO Kss M Mrs ha asss pGyS z a ESrT1n 6 Sr
S S,tSS n, Ss b. HGa.o Dr. r. W Blown v. j.
FOR BREaEEI seGg; ~ Moe, rept vo tS ,
Mrs j. r. Mann b. Mann }. 81. Bra o. a. lie Peliey
Mss A1sa G En a EmsSd5r Louis HemDHrs Miss EN-
BONNER ne8ry Muller Gna5s WSpr S Or MIs
Madufowicz H. BOmblrd. Joseph WeingaTS MS Joseph
Miss Porter Mayor sister ndnaa sis.er Emila A. Barscl
k e BasIigSg 5 e. or S ,s s e Vose Kameps
r. FTansss Miss rrree }. j. len. rev. Mr. hre'izv
rev Mr. Loiner, William T. seIgeI. g. :, 49,,
FOR LON DON-ia ,team1h,g Glngd1, sept l6i-count
william Berstor Julian T. Gibbs MI ad NIT Henry o.
Mathews Dr ChaIles Gttrben, Capt W q sylvester H.
SnG sTS GGirS s B. 4 FsShr1i Joseph Iagy
~ ss sS. 4s ESa SS Cole wfe an Two cn
dren Miss Nichoson ss menIy r. tSly ME- M I hn M
i Bahs @' ana two Two On rn p Mrs Wm ScDcnSd cd
HkVEE--Ig StedH,sJttp ~ nor Sept lb-if. oOhiet
Mr DubOse Mr.. Berger Mr. Do Maure Mn Plnarl MT ana
Mira II. Jaeuiker aBd c lden hiJclumache1 4. henier
A. Reener r. C0ue,te L. oyer. Mr.. Nasens, Rev. r. lOIy
Mr. Klotz r. K0ihg MI fOr1et, A. Baron, J. H. fagnOn
5. perea Nc vilenAge Mr. Mars W. Chsfin MI; Lecsr
M. MTclll T. PUG, MIs caron, MT q armoains oh
MesInsr Clg, Kern. Mr.. and ArB Dona leu, Mr. aud
MIS. Dugnas hr. Goage A. PsteI, MT BI assdn, Mr
T. coup, Mr.. Hymon Mr. Cie1aud Nj. Perret MI FaiVre
MIR CO.. arr Mr.. .esaIlt, MI iacaz6, Mr. Robin MI. DENIS
Mr. Des0OInDes. Mr. LcnRri6 Mr. Contour, Mr. Re rane
FOR GLASGOW IN steamship Oalf0rnfG, sept lev De
BareinOsky VIM. Glove j. CHRISTIE Wright Mathew Robin,
Mathew Robin MIs Rnma d. Parker Danie Grant anu Re.
Mira Hi Dr. WA. McD0Eaa, ar Lewis Vim AtchnsOD, II.
T. Caldn el WIN. Knight trp VIM. Miilgan, VIM X faIqu
haF tr. VIM. Soaghtie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18


20 csr 80 days 63 Her 10 days go seer6 days
r l0i seller o. days. II . seller 80 days.
The stock market to-day opened generally tame and
heavy, the exceptions being woteru Union and Pacific
Mail. TIE former starting at ia and 7l0s, steadily
rose 10 72 and after little hesitation TO 72l, sub
sequentIy selling al 72is, its dr's price. Pacific Man
opened at 3d. advanced 23e raaoted 70 o. and finally
sold at 232s It when the shorts in Western Unon
becoming alarmed at tS apparent strength put Its price
10 70 By their competition tO cover, that an effort
made 10 rally the whole is the successtuncss OF which
may b. Judged by the of prices hereinafter de-
scribed Lake Shore after opening at 53lI and selling
at 90, gradually improved to 53la and later with a
rush, to "a but IL sold back again to 53ia, aud
closed offered at the price. Michigan Central sold a
392a405sGiO; St. Paul, 81 LA II @3l Ss03O4; Prefer
red 86i a65ai 966li3 65la; Northwest Preferred 81
GOs; and Rock Island, IO5SsQl05. Central and Iud-
son sold ut lO30l029lO2 aud l0l seller go days Un-
usual safes OF Harlem 1000 shdresI were made ut
l37Iaal37 Jersey Central active and tuotuated
curtling 10 the current 10 whether not the
company successful in ts negotiations TO borrow
money; the price ranged from 22a023& 22l G23asG
224Q23if822ai. The other coal shares were compare
lively steady and dull, although late In tie day these
prices were rallied quick aud sharp Delaware, Laoka
wanna and Western sold as n az az 3,
Delaware and Hudson at 00a6s0 7O, aud Morris and
Essex at S069OGS9l2 Hannibal aud 81. Joseph, both
common and preferred, were q and per cent higher
respectively Erie lower small business. and
express Stocks excepting American rmer The market
closed unsettled and weak The Ral changes from yes
terday's closing. prices follows; Declines
New-Jersey Central, ls; American Express, Wa
BASH Northwest, and New-York and New'IIa-
ven, each Il; Erie, So; Delaware and hudson
81. Paul Preferred, and Rock island. each 1 /;
81 Paul, Ias; Northwest Preferred ia and Consoh-
da;i0n Coal, per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Laoka-
wanna and Western, ls; Michigan Central and Wells
Farg each NJ Pacific Mail and Western Union. each y
Upnd States Express, OHIO and Mississippi. Atlantic
aud 9aine Preferred and Chicago and Alton, each .
! Hannibal and IT. Joseph, %, and Hannibal and st.
Joseph Preferred per cent The following table shows,
the
| RANGE OF TIID MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

hsrbor IN the oaesa TIE vessel u
IN the common of Mariners droaa i0
much than Ign winis rough see1 Naaled bnl
viii euahie the ndNgoi
overcome gers tie wind aud bnt the dINhes
OF The night fOE dense brings Bit II extreme uAHe
which tire navigatsF knows may defy every PftG
emergency valuabe bat hey may no De seen us
ana f0gOr constant ruus or blown may oe nloro "a
fectual but they may not he hear SLOW sei - @ I'm ~
bic but II VII not entirely remove The Danger not WI al
autiOpS that
culy under circumstances is impossible ninsT ~
she Nesstls
mn about and takes The BACK
still la danger from the vessels asteln "lcn h4e
changed such change OF cOnr Is NJ y
Instead the pfofaut3as bright s ilGbi
very speed Just sufficient 90 subject The u ssi 20 le
command Of helm, competent looEots properly s' ohei
and yi9an perbrIuanoe e duties, cGngta NJ ii3
blowing the hOT tie cas- may ne,
sufficient force the wheel 20 eject II nee ssay
pTouagt change Of te vessel Where al these
cur very little abOn Inevitable accdt niA
Injuries received by ae bark her owner alleges On
ON Lake Huron between the bark aud the pl,e
pslier Colorado, on saginaw Bay, about hal-paSt
IL O'Clock as night, Whereby the bark vas 81
in TIN consisting 4Do
total l0as Compensation
Is claimed IN Libel tor the value vi the vessel freight anu
BY tie teoOT pears that the BARK san vtsri
425 tons, down the Lake voyage nom M,
TO BuaO and thai the Her, large steamer Oh
loo tons, bound tho lake rom Bhao 70
District entered hnal decree in favor oil the
fbelant $40 20, with Interest and cost as
the decree lmmedlate appeal was takei Dy
the resp0nd0uiAt 10 the Circuit court where e decree o.
District all t1ipgs ar1ed and The fesiondents
appealed tbs count decree Is anrnch on the ground
that owners OF steamships bound 70 AFFORD sdch rectoh
emergencies moments Of great PERIL adln ho Judgment
IL this did not exercise tbc
proper preeantiOn IN the nie 9 dense log IN d
watch consisting OF one olcer only, AMI one NheeiS anu
lookout MIR Justice Clifford delivered the OPINION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
THE COURTS.

ARREST OF A FRAUDULENT. BoNDsMAN,
Philip Schweinberg was arrested on Saturday
for pcry ia his Efforts qualify surety on the bond
OF John Voz. Volz, who is now in Ludlow Street jail
Sor going sraw ball Vn che bond of Pollock, the al
legged negtF, aud Thainas 7. sOaeryIe, OF the
alleged Washington safe Burglary conspirators made
ight Offers Of BAIL which rejected, suspicion ali
taehng them the fact that tney were brought in.
by DOeioF" WIeozOrek, who recently arrested for
pension frands scIW einberg presented himself on Fri
day VI the DstricAttorneys Office. and offered to go ON
Volzs bond lie VAS closely questioned by Gen. Foster
and said tat he was the houses and lots al
Nos 920 and 93I Tenth-ave he told to call again
on Saturday 10 complete tie bond. In the mean tIne
Con. Foster mad the cords examined and found THAI
the property which Schweiuberg claimed 10 had
Gently bought under foreclosure by Insurance
company 81 this city. Sshweinberg back to the
rctAt0rBoys Office saturday, and swore TO the
ownership OK the property, briure Commissioner Deuel.
AS soon IS had completed hi affidavit he arrested
by DeputyNaFShal Bernhard warrant charging him
with perjury, aud taken 10 LUDLOW Street Jail He viii
be examined before Commissioner Deuel. on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
cIyII. NOTES.

The appeal in the $6,O00,000 suit against
Tweed WAS noticed On Saturday gnnent at next
Slprme Court, Gcncra Term, In October.
Letters of administration upon the estate of
Adele Hunter one Of tne vctims OF the MohawK dsas-
ter were taken out by her brother John Hunter, on
Saturday. Tie estate Is valued At $4,000.
The ThIrd Monday Motion Calendar, in SH-
presne Court Chambers be called to-day has on it
the motion hear the motion FOR change OF place
Of trial Of the 4,utOn-BeeeheF 10 FFanAl.n
other nGrtherneOmtT
In the matter of the SUIT of John H. Platt,
assignee os tho Liaads. formerly pgopRietOrs Of the
Metropolitan Hotel, against the late A T. stewart and
Others decree has been fled In the clerks office Of the
United states Circut Court ordering Mr.. Stewards
deliver the assignee the property gwen by
the Lelands IA payment Of be rent OF the Hotel and
pay rent such property Dec l. 1874. tho date
az Mr. Stewards death The juagmenGA obtained, by
Oiehs, Miller, and OtherR against the LeiaHds which
declared void to be satisfied out OF tie funds
deposit la bankruDtoy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
eANSENGEEH ARRIVED.

FROM BRTEM EN-Ep steamship DOnau Sept. 16-Mrs.J
Tisale Talbot ohidr, Mtss Marion Talbot Miss Edi
Talbot, Srs. Jona kruss and children Mira o. IL Bradley
Walach AF and Mrs Gabriel Mayer, g. BOlmann, Mrs.
child Henry O. Remer, job. ADdroas, Mrs
Anna Anarsns haaseur Mrs. MARY RassruT Charles
GautheT ROsaa Wisnor W. BaHge, Mr. Sconwald aud
hniy. Miss A. Watson Miss Nellie po1nitzeT, Miss Carrie
Btnann Miss Jenny Bisch0h Mr julia Alternau and child,
o. b. Meier. Miss kaTia Small Louis H. Bfanms Mira Anna
Brands and child Miss Jennie n. Ouftis Mre. CbTfstana
Schutze George kohaer Andreas Nabdiag Josiah ROyce
REQ. A. SauseF Erat Otto iltrmanus Peter Penner Mrs
Penney and cd With. AndreaH, Benjamin Bonnhem
and clndfDn Rostetier Mrs Barbara R0stetter and
cildren Mira GesDe Banker, Simon Aufhauser Mrs Tho
aixnger, Hoeschen Mrs Juaana HOeschen and
children. Miss Gsrrnde Hoeschens Moritz HOesehen Max
H6nl Horin hTnkmeyer, Miss Francisco SlOTp, MIS-.
Julle steTnase and child W. Sahke MI. Baton aud
WIFE Eusene Iotthasf, r. Thomson and wiia, Mn;
LOewi T. ds Brayn, Robert luke II. a. Bowen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
sATuRpAY, Sent. le-p. N.


With no disposition to underestimate the
yalue OF the existing indications of favorable change
in the commercial situation yet, remembering the
perence Of past years. II may be well 90 avoid the Oppo
cite extreme excessive iUbaney at each successive
srasm In trade the panic OF 1879 1t has been the
fashion 10 usher In each recurring business season
with grand OF trumpets every note from which
sounded promise Of an immediate revival of prosperity
Ir not necessary relate how these promises have
each proved deluslOn and O snare. Trade depends
upOn abilities of the great of the people To pur
chase and consume, and the buIling" OF il puts
dollars, or Dunes into the pockets Of the
poyed wherewlth 10 buy. But that condition dur
Ing the past year has made great strides toward prep
aratlon for gradual and permanent Improvement can
not doubted The folly, 80 say crime, II Secretary
Richardson In issuing the S26,000000 OF legal tenders
after the panic 1873 been far corrected that
about 900 900 have been wthd aud cancelled"
Among usolyent individuals aud firms liquidation has
proceeded at gratifying pace, but that there are more
ye; TO como the daily reports of bankruptcies 70
Indicate The production OF most articles Of nanufae
ture has been reduced to about the capacities con
SUMPTION SO that the middle man, able 10 do ns
ness at profit may DO less stint In his personal expend
lures The collapse OF tho great coal monopoly
has been irTetrieyakly accomplished, and besides
the immediate effect OF giving Ia consumers
cheap coal Ii promises to be the beginning OF
the end OF au Inevitable lsnd therefore well done IL
quickly dons) liquidation. among corporations which
have bridsed through tho sale OF
mortgage bonds OF all classes down 10 "banket."
Taking 1t a in all the presens opens Tor the
ercsl world with brighter promises than any In four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

sebastan nohr aIss Mary DnaDauc, Mia Ia'na. Wei
heliner sara s;eiHoai, Siss AnHs Btlet Miss
Maiiide Rlc Misg seiiecca ~ojbsn, &c RS Iala, Aih
drsns Mrs.. Iustira Amir cifdTut Jo Cts u ~
Wilh tieaEan, :. w tfpDnn ant child Mr. MARIA
KncItuik Crta KasheaT Louis Meflad, sax NTtinanli
Mr.. lc1ige dulier @. iiogaE1 sr Maria aneI 1ni
js lfehSftiIfr SC4tIiss1 Ernst psali,
Nj IS Charlotte KOir. Eonnlne, Misz Phpl rsHer
Salomon Taussig Alfred Becker Ignais BONN ~ MHgda
Laurz and child S-slnf NJ Lsasila sOihinsi siassr Y.
" CtT1icia tIdtmaui, sister 81 Bor
Tunn, Frlma n sisier ~ Miciasla Sclrm5nI, Softer NJ
CNrayr Ordmann &. Biasa ks1 SIS cr W. hrs ina
Gelrk,fs Miss Louise hsslnafn Mis- Auat,sie Fi1i1 A
MIA Barbetta Hoea Frig.Ir. Hot Otto Streess"ad Mr.
child, IL l.. son elmer, NM hatille
Sehmifi A. HlstnanR. A. HIlanann AID ciihtr, W.
Iuge As W. fntgc, Mt aDd Mrs " WObbof ana eindfeb
j, Nj. HObleI, MiSs hinua RCiiiernund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
DECIsIoNs-sEPr. 10.

Supreme Court Chdm6ers--l}y Judge WestbrOok.-
Neil agt MarnThe alteration Of the aIdayii, that sum
sirnt 10 keep mt and interest has been pa
f. NOS denied or oder that sale Do staye 10
sb nerelnber 1876. Picklard agt ArnoldIheIe are
Think allegations in this which might well be oml
SEQ however no Inconvenience the plaintiff rom lotlng
stand the trial court eau regulate the eVl
ieuoe 10 Cnsts ar given motion Terry ag TorySO
the ISSUES; allowed the cOmpa 10 10 dmunded
NVyTOOaGs COurt-By Surrogate Calvin.-Estate OF
e re Bruner Peter Brner should bo charged
with interest Instead of per cent upon the loans 10 nm
should be charged with a5ssssnvhts ana re
pairs upon estates she not he tenant but entitled
Onetd tho a. ter payment O taAcs the clgo
Tor ceTk hire aud expenses ClaInd emeuta account
estate, amounting 20 over Sl0OOOo the tnrse
and eXeCutTiX entitled 10 tDTee ul COlo-
simis 10 be equally divided between the iouf
the referees report confirmed except IN the PAL.
ngulars mentioned tao SurrOg8ieS optnloh decree
70 r signature two DAYS notice see N on
Estate 1( Thomas JOnes.CitaOa Issued TOR 10 snow
should not DO regurd % FURNISH security iOI
tho per onancR OF his trust default theieO WY ne
s0t III not be superseded executor. GeOrEc tadL
Orer administrator SHOW cause why he saond mol 90
OTrcd 10 uav his the one haif O the COM,
allowed them by decree heretofore enselea IN
hlsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
TIE M4sSAoHC sETrs DEMOCRACY.


Mr. ADAMSo LhIIhIi OF ACDHFTAtChs
PHILADELPHIA, sept H. 1875.
DEAR SIR: Your letter informing me of my
nomination by convention OF yOters massachusetts
opposed TO the present admn straOn OF National and
STATE alirs held Worcester tue 6th iHst nas been
forwarded 70 me at this place. Fuly appieoiatng the
honor conferred upOn the IHaan6r well as the
substance The call unAnm usly maze upon Inc,
cannot In principle DO otherwise than Ob5y. never
my life have solicited office, but summoned 30
II have dared % refuse Tue tune for service ON
nv part b fast passing away but my interest in the
prosperity and the honor OF the country VIII cease only
WIh life. COuvncedas tnat The policy of the
Tui NJ parry wall moi tend the eradication OF Cne
great that prevails tue tendency 10 corruption in
Official s NJ neither VIII promote the restoration OF
internal peacs a2d harmony, vital object, IA my
cpniOu 20 complete restoration OF tde country,
can only thai whatever service may De able 10 rem
DER to tho attainment OF these ends. however Zee lie IL
may be, Is cntlrcly at your command With great
inspect CHAHAEs FRANCIS ADAMS.
10 the Hon. W. w. Warren, President Convention Of
Delegates, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
NEW ROWING COURSE AT GREENWOOD LAKE.

NEW ROWING COURSE AT GREENWOOD LAKE
A proposed regatta course at Greenwood
Lead for the use rowing associations Of TINS city
ana vicinity was examined Saturday by representa-
tves Of several clubs upon the invitation OF the Green
wool Lake SpOrtsmin CluO. Nine asso iatiUns we're
rcprts The Neptune by Capt H. p Delaheld J.
H. Riley T. Penn Smith, W. X. SutOr, and A. C. sharp;
the ArgOnauta by Edward smlIh L. A. g. Mann the
Athletic by Henry Meeker; the Nautilus by William
Wakh and J.. g. Thomas the ATLANTA by Dr. Wilhers
the Viking OF BayOue by Major W. T. Hoy the Nassau
by NJ Watson the Triton by S. a. Smith, tive fassaic
Of Newark by +. Il. IIauutOn the Harlem II wing Club
by 4. K. Keator. These gentlemen, with Remington
varan Managing Director OF the MOntelair and Green
wood Lake Railroad, aud Jacob r. Randolph President
Of tie Morris canal Company met at the Pennsl
ytna Railroad Depot by W. q. Mcdowell ana Adolf II.
Va mum, chairmeu Of tne Executive aud Regatta Com
inc Montelar and Greenwood Lake road 20 TIE lake IN
one hOur aud twenty minutes small steamer carried
to guests over proposed course. Tue Lake, az MS
upper 0ud affords straight, unOhstrncied stretch "i
tre miles either size the WAFER even in the strong
Wind OF Saturday, nlJe utlcd. The lawn VI the
Brandon House, al the starting point, would give good
view OF the Begin ing OF race, wbie cleared, rlsinS
ground taces Huish. The rowing men spoke very
tsyoably Of the COURSE aud several Of them stated tat
ten clubs wOuld probably take part In The hrsl annual
regatta o. the spOrtsInans Club on O,t ANA q AFTER
viewing tn, cOuise, the visitors partOOk OF dinner at
Ils BFaI!dOn
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Total sales for tho day 80
ctos.sc pptrRs Op PARLIAMENTARY srocKa

Il was hslf holiday In London. usual on Saturday,
and the general market quiet The British consos
arc d lower and United States bonds are unchanged,
excepting tho 67s and Elves, which are . lower.
The Bank Of England gained $4,000 bullion on balance
to-day. In Paris the Ger cent rentes opened 9TH
Confines l0620, closing at Io625. Sight OK
change Paris quoted at 1928 The foreign exchange
market reflected the usual qniet Of steamer day and
ruled steay the basis Of 81 52i20s4 SO ane 81 $40
"a 94a to prime bankers sterling. the nominal
rates continuing 81 s3l2 and 81 IS respectively.
TIE Gold Room was again the seene OF she
utmost quiet, and the movement In this de
partment hangs In suspense. The sales OF the day
we're at Il0ls the price having been 1903 on Monday
aud 1898 on Tuesday. on gold loans tho rates were q
and per cent for borrowing. TIE subrreasury dis
brsed during the past week $2295o0 for interest and
$4,000 bonds and received coin for customs TO the
extent Of So 3I5,0e0 The Assistant Treasurer to-day
paid out $34 ZOO interest the public debt aud
$1,000 In redemption Of called bonds The operations at
Gold Exchange Bank to-day e0veToi Gold cleared,
$19I50.OOO gold balances, 81, 222001; currency bal
arces, 81, 1868, $780, We principal quotations. OF
gold:
IUOO...11Ois II5@... 10is l:o0....iiOls 23oll0,s
i03U....IlUle I2JO..-ll0is l30..- HOS 3UV.ll0s
.Igo....ll0Is 1890 ...Il0ls 2iG0...1l0isl
We aunex closing official quotations OF Foreign EK-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
uNrEp srArRs suRREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The following decision
penaered bytho UHatsd stafcs Supreme Court
No S5-rhe I1oplor COlaaao. Charles Ensign and Gesre
". heit eialnans and apaeliaIfa AL 4OH w Heas0p,
esEer o. thT s-k h p Bridge atpea non The Circuit
prevent collisions and property
experience shows 5at The ast OF such regulations and
Requirements IL necessary than Ia doRse fog