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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1877

1000 men before last week, which show
ed the rottenness OF her militia system.
Her available force to- day is inside 81
1900 men, while that Of MARYLAND is
only two regiments, OF less than 300
men. already fully worked OF the
Western States. Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan have passed militia laws with
In a year, but have not five regiments
between them of reliable troops. Vir-
pinia has one regiment at Richmond.
the rest Of the country is utterly de-
fnuseless till we reach California, which
has two brigades, in number aggregating
1900 men. This is the actual total of the
disposable force of the Union, outside
of the regular army" !,
Now, instead OF urging an Increase OF
the national army, 1T Is perfectly evil
dent that should every State proceed at
once to organize its militia, as In the
States named by the Graphic, there will
not be a particle Of necessity to work up
an imperial army Of regulars. In fact
the American people will indorse no
journal which advocates such meas
ure. They don't want q large standing
army, for obvious and historic reasons
There Is every evidence, however, that
the States are realizing the necessity Of
perfecting their militia systems, and Il
the idea is carried out the strike will
have performed one good office, certain
w. There Is no reason why Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and other
deficient States should not have as we'll
seasoned soldiers, ready for every emer
gency, as New York or Massachusetts.
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LrIFIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Eli
II ish If Orleans, no. st59-By virtue OF al
ri seizure and sale to me directed by the I'll
orable the Fifth District Court for the palf
of Orleans In tte boye entitled cause, Ii
proceed 10 sell st pubic auction, at the M
chants and Auctio leers' Exchange Royal strel
between Canal agd Customh0use streets. ln tls.
Second District Of this city, on III LSDA1H
August 2g 1871 ri II o'clock m. the following
de- eribed property. to wit.
TWO LOTS Of GROUND. with all the builQ
ugs and improyemehts thereon, SITUATED III
The Third District Of this city, in the squar +
bnunded by fevee, Victory. Marfgny and mad
dntil)p streets, designated by the numbers 0uta
and two on u plan drawn by y. Arthur DC All
mns surveyor. dated November 49, 1865 and dea
nositrd 10 the office III Adophe Boudous1ufss
then II notary public in this city. Lot nuHIbefs
one measures twenty feet seven inches front OH
Leyer street by depth Of ninety feet, betWeefS
paraltel lines American measure. Lot nufnbfzi
Two measures twenty-one feet three inches front
on Ievee street by depth OF ninety feet, .be-
tween parallel li6cs, American measure. To-
prther with the use Of two alleys, one of which
wing in the rear OF said lots, having ten f6et
width and the other opening on Lfgee street,
having ten feet nine inches width, runn nE
alongside Of number four. Said alleys are q
seribed on said plan. Which property wa4 ae-
uuircd by the defendapt herein by purchase
from the estate NJ Andre Deslonde, per Aet
passed before AdolDhe Boudgnsqnie, ate y n0 :
tary public in this city, dat9a tebr oafg 70, i5se
Seized in the above suit.
TermsACash on the SPOT. ,,....sxv sSa 81
THOMAS II. HANDY, e NJ.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oriea Il
jy2T auT tG % 81
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bertrand Sai8y va. Aitps =, t'0ilins.

AtTCDND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUR r Ff)1fl
- the Sixth and Seventh uunicipal Districts oil
the tafish IT Orleans. No. o51~By virtue 1f al
writ VI seizure ana SUI t. INC directed by tsei
honorable the Second j tdien District Court for |
the Sixth nnl Seventh Municipal Districts ef tho
will proceed 70 sell nj tu' Q auction, ut the Mer4
chants and Aurtionpet s Exchange Royal street, |
lJptwean Canal and CGsinmllyuse streets Id tfeA
Second District If this civ On y tTUHDAYy
August II. 1877. ut u u'cl * M. the foowingl
deselitsd prgn"ry,.l g VT l., ,..,c.,...+.
mated ~ the nnnb.t eighty. Situated InI
Gfeebville. now Fikth District of this city con
tanning twenty lot. numbered from ons TOT
twenty, incluaivey. having In English measure |
three hundred feet trout on LoWerlfB street
the same front on Pine street two hundred and |
forty feet front on seeohd street and tie same
front on Burthe street, = per plan hf u Bhis-
son, late surv yori dated Aprl IL. 1896, aud de-
posted in the office d. w. Y Lewis. l%ea notaryl
hubble in this city Being the same PROPERTY
acquired by the defendant herein by purchased
FROM the heirs Of John NJ, Bateman and wife, 4
as yer act passed before A. Mazurean. late III
notary Public in this city, dated april 70. 1870
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Ihs being the seeon1 and LOST AUG
lion the said property will be definitely adjtidi
Gated to the highest md last bidder for whit III
will bring! at twelve months credit the ptfr- J
chaser furnishing bond, with good and solynntI
security, bear ne eight per cent interest per-
annum from date. and special mortgage ON the |
property sold. until final payment sald pttr !
rItaspr will have IT, deduct and pay In CASH.
the printing. sheriTs and clerks fees etc. |
which amount to about II lhety dollars: and fur
thermote. the state, Parish and municipal taxes J
the nfnotint IF VIII eli Is mt yet aseeftained
THOMAS HI HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
iy25 II nuT II
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Thursday. August 2, 1877
nIgNETAHY

The demand for Money continued moderate to-
bav both ID bank aud on the street, and CONNER
cial paper was unchanged Gold aud foreign Elk
change ruled Mt previous rates. The movement
In the former was limited, and scarcely anything
vas done In the latter. New York sight was
stiffsr. Stocks continued quiet State Oonsols
gave way X W cent, and Premium Bonds "a City
scrip, Halt Paid City Coupons aud state War
rants ruled about the same.
We continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
paper s0- " cent per ennum discount; Al do
iOanii; second grade do 126ai5; collateral loans
@; AL mortgages 8t.'010, and second grade
do l16n12
Gold opened at iD5tS@lo57s, against 1885 at
New York, and afttf limited business closed
at the opening rates in both markets he
sales summed up $4,000 embracing $4,000 at
1O56 5000 al los sic $4,000 at 1861, st2 600 at
1Ohsa and $4,000 at JOG 4Dl05as.
Foreign Exchange Was without gti1tab'e varia-
tion, and the only sale reported was $1,000 Al
clear Sterling at SOB. ...
AT the cluse sterling bills were quoted at bO7
da5OsL for bill Of ading ahd'Al clear, and
-0h5l5 for bank (bank counter rate -dD5131g),
and francs at a.g5 for commercial and nominal Tor
bank.
New York sight advanced slightly for CONNER
cial. The only sale reported was $4,000 bank at
"A ~ cent premium
The banks continued TO check on New York ut
I. W cent premium, while commercial eight was
quoted at u against 1-l6@1s, yesterday.
rEw ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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The market exhibited the same feature that
characterized ii yesterday, there being only
limited demand for The North at our inside rates.
or fraction lees, and apparently none for export.
There are, however, orders here, but at limits
below The figures at which they could be execut-
ed, the bulk of tie stock being withheld from
sale at the ruling rates.
The dispatches reported Liverpool 1-16d lower,
with sales Of 10000 bales, and arrivals weaker.
Havre declined frao ion, but with no change in
quotations. and New York closing 1-16c lower for
spots and irregular for futures, which, at noon,
were reported at q decline of ll-10Dc in Augusts,
$1,000 in septembers, $1,000 in Ootobers and
f. 100617 1000 for later months, and closed at
total reduction OF 10000 in Augusts. $4,000 in
Septembere, 9-100@10-100o in Octobers and
7-10OMS-10Uc in later months.
The Exchange makes he amount on sbipboard
not cleared DOG bales, embracing 81 for Liver
pool and % for coastwtse porta, leaving in
presses agreeably to its account at IL IN. q, $50
bales, considerable part OF which is not on sale.
ton &C 111sc; at Mobile at lie: at Savannah at
ll1lo; at Charleston at 11L at Wilmington
at C; at Norfolk at 1lssc: at Baltimore
at I2c; at New York at Ii 15-l6c; at Bos-
ton ut 1870; at Memphis at lie: at Auguate at
1lsz; at Pnlladephia at l24c, at Cincinnati at
1l5sc and at st. Louis at 11Ac.
Ine Exchange reports: "5ales ITO bales. Mar.
ket dull and easy"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1s76-bales...... 29377
Arrived since last statement. %
Arrived previously .......... 1881 52&-1.3Si $50
1920
Cleared to-day ............. none -,-
Cleared previously - 3s5, 537-1 3S5 .537
Stock on hand and on ship
board. not cleared. .......... 1892
| Same time last year. ............ 4,061
Receipts proper since last evening bales,
against 50 on lat Thursday, and 81 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening OF
| 404 bales. against 666 last week and 1912 last
| year-decrease -.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipt at
all the ports from IL N. yesterday to IL 10. TO-
| day 1913 bales. against 33I last week and 59G
last year. and since Friday 1910 bales against 246l
last week and 3471 last year. Total since August
81, 3,9S4.514 bales, against 4,09o,734 up to
Wednesday noon, August 2, last year-decrease
156, $50.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday, inclusive) to Great
Britain II ,SS4 bales, against GIL last week and
1859 last year, and to the Continent 1851 bales
against 90 last week and 1896 last year.
| Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
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jean Pierre Gueniyet vs.. LeopA u

L1TFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAK8
l. ish Of Orleans. No H433-By virtue Gi aWrit VH
seizure and sale to me directed bg the hgno5ga1pl11
the Fifth District Court for the parish ~ VI
leans, iu the above entitled cause, | WIZ procee@
tos ii at public auction. at the Mefcnanls anG|
Auctioneer9' Exchange. Royal street. pttWeehl
cena aud CustomhoIiye streets, in the seeon{l
Diatrict 81 this cily, on SATURDAY. August, In
1877, 1T II O'Clock a. the 1oho"lkE uo0oiioeT
! or Or GRCIND, situated In the Thns.
Dissrict Of this city Of So@ Orleans. in Fan,l
bf1rg (g1uet IN tha sgpare bounded by Lofsi5E4
Iietg Wnreau and Clara or Greatmen streets
Said lot is design ated by me number sever. on e
r,Isn made on tie twenty eighth Aprfl. 1ss5, ~
G@erard Deputy State Surveyor, AMI AM
evcd ~ m art of delivery Of legacy, ex@
ncfftea before e. v. Foulop, notary Dnblic, on tha
sn+v.u n Fl u May, 1898, according 10 W1fc 4
,Jian n d lot f ground measures in American
measure sfxry-four i@et five inches front Of
Inmiaa street, the same measure ON the reas
line separ4ting il from lots nuInbex5 one ans
two II said plan one hundred and twenty tWj
feet six in ehes in depth on one side On tho LIN
annaratieg 1t from tie property Of Ir. Massteo@
and the same measure in depth On tho othes
side line separating 1t from lot numb9E SIX q
| said r,lap together with the house and al 0thes
! bulldogs and improvements thereon. appu1
tsnanee4 thereof. rights, ways, privileges sefgx
! tudos' and advantages theceonto belonging
| without exception or reservation \
| seized in the above suit. a
/ Tcrrus-Cash on the spot
| THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleansf
| iyt3 % auT Is
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= vi ISL i Of Orleans. NJ. si42EBg ylrfue Of q
writ Of ileti facia4 'Ealuat y Istoub, T.
District curt for The ihrish #, Orleans.
In the above entitled cause, | viii, proceed
to s4 # ou6" s9" at raTs s stle e
tween Canal and Cnstrmhouse streets IN The
Second District Of this city on THqlSDAY
August 9, 1877, at IL oelbck M. lbs following
'1 T. 4 GtiHRRRTTAtN 'IL0T or GROUND, in Tie
First District Of this city, in sanat bounded BY
l'n enaed f y rFe an ea sa S u1
reati. measuring seventeen feet nine inches
front on Lafayette street. between, Freret, and
Howard streets. eightppn feet six inchns front
on perilat street, by q depth If one hpudr"d
and twenty teet on one side, nearest Hownrd
street. and one hundred ana eighteen feet on
the other side. nearest Fferet street American
VA y. 4 ofnTAIN Lot or GROUND, situated
In the First. District of this city, IL square ~
a plan drawn by Bringier. Surveyor General
On the twenty sixth day Of Aprl' 1872 f a,, lot
streets measures thirty fost seyeh inches six
lines front on peroidn street by depth and
Being the safne property acquired by the de-
PENDANT herein by purchase from Daniel ayen.
as per set passed before Alphonse Barnett n
notary public IN this CITY On the twenty foufth
day Of September. A. u. 1868.
Seized In the above suit
Terms This being the second and last aug-
ton. the said property will be definite " adiudl-
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what 1t
will bring, at Twelve months credit The pur-
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
security bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from date, aud special mortgage On the
property sold until finhl rayment. Said pur
chaser will have to deduct aud pay In cash the
printing shelifs aud clerks fees etc. which
amount to ahout one hum red and sixty dollars
and fur harmote. The State patte h and mnniti-
pal taxes the amount Of which is not yet ascer-
tained. .. ...-
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish ot Orleans.
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LrtTTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAID
r. ish 81 Orleans. No 8446By yittpe Of d Wril
Of seizure and sale, to INC directed by the hun1
cradle the Fifth District Court Tor The parish a
Orleans in the tsJhve entitled cause, will pr0l
cetd IT, sell ut public auction, ut the Merchant
and AuptiOneefs' Exchange. Royal street, bel
tween Canal and CustDmhbuse streets. la tt |
Second District III this city, On SATURDAY.
August ~. 1877, at II O'Clock M. the foilowin
described property. f. .Wit--....s,..1....-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND tQgethel
with the buildings and improvements thefsof
situated in The suburb st John. Thifd pistrlqI
Washington, Lepaee and Seventh streets. an1
designated by the numbers one and two on L
plan drawn BY ]. n. Depouilly. afehiteet On tn u
wfntieth Of April 1853. md ilisd in the ease al
d. Ddier ct ais. vs. g. II. Durell, suit In pafti|
ton, No 1880 Of the docket Of the Third Dis1
trint Court Of NsW Orleans. said lots hAvingl
French measure. the following dimensiunsI
viz: Lot number one. Of an Irregular form. MI
teen feet nine inches front On washington
street one hundred and t8enty-tix feet ong
inch five lines deep mud II mt On Broad stfee1
one hundred and weuty feet on the dlyisi0F
line u lot number two md ftfty-nine feet 81 i
inches seven limos width on the rear line, and
lot number two sixty feet front on .WashingtDiI
street by one hundred and twetty feet In deptsl
bet wepn parallel ines. Being the same proper
aentlred ~ the defendant herein by pur3has
from Louis Henry Tabary. ~ per oct before
j. Ksr, notary public in this city. dated TN
twenty first of December, 1875.
Seized In the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot ....
THOMAS II. HANDY. IN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans1|
iva 81 au7 Is "a
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John Itntercimer vs.. william Miller 81
al snmn vs. " illiam Miller md LOUIS Ial-

John Untercimer Va. william Miller ct
al same VS.. " illiam Miller and LOUIS Hal
L,ouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
IL ish Of Or cans. Nos. 49, $50 ana 4ai,s55L.by
virtue ofwo wrts Of eii facia9 u me nrgc fer
by the honorable the Fourth Distrlct court iol
causes, will proceed to sell, ,o IT pub.
lie auction at the Merchants a nana and Gus
tnrnhnnse streefs In the Sec nd District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. August III 1877, ~ u
o'clock M. the following described property"
-FOUR CERTAIN. LOTS or. GROUND, sit,
mated living and being In the fourth Dlstrlcb Of
this ey in the on sau p"n o draNn By "re
cSr dc depoeited in the Office of r. Bou
ny notary public in ths cty %nch TE? rot , ~
Waunsel streets said lots are designated by the
numbers one two. three and four on private
sketch annexed to az act pasged Re nf W. ~
twcnti second Of July, 1861. and measure, ac-
cording to said sketch, twcDty-eight feet four
inches four lines each front on Philip street Ny
- dnnrh between parallel lines. Of nigety-one
fest eight inches said lot number ono forming
the corner Of Phiip and Soils streets; together
on ways, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or in anywise apDertaining,
Being the same property acquired tg dGfehdaht
sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans on March -,
1871. under and by virtue Of writ II fier facias
directed by the honorable the Fifth District
court for the parish Of Orleans at tho suit of
william Miller w Andrew alias AndreG5
Schmitt No. 2sl Of the docket e said court -,
special mortgage in favor of the J adge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
passed by notarial act before 7. Fade. late a
notary public in this city, dated May il. 1858 py
Andreas Schmtt. to secure the sum 81 Two
thousand and seven dollars and fifty cents
and legal interest from Inly, 1865. being ING val
uaton Of the rights OF his minor child. Ahdfea7
Srhmitt Jr, in the succession Of his mothet'
| No 25 4s7 Of the docket 81 said court.
! Seized in the above suits.
| Terms-Cash on the spot,
| Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF orieail7
| jy10 1aWtd
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NorIcE 10 TAxpAyERs.-Parties having any tax
mstteis to settle would do well to call on w. H.
Barnett, broker, No. IS st. Charles street, oppo-
cite the st, Charles Hotel, who makes specially
in this line, and can furnish all necessary in
formation and make large savings to them. Mr.
b, has bought from first hands, over counter, a
large amount of all the necessary scrip and war;
rants to settle all kinds of taxes of various years
very cheap, and consequently is enabled to make
large discounts in settling the same, or will sell
necessary scrip to settle the same very cheap.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
BrausSsn s. Buck VS.. New orleans, siobiIe

end Texas Railrpad Company.
I'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR SHE PAR
ish Of Orleans. No. 2tT7G-By virtue Of an
alias writ Of flgti facias to me directed by the
honorable the Third district Court for the par
will proceed to sell 1T public auction, at ,he
Merchants ard Attachments Exchange. Royal
street between CanHl and Dustoniiouse streets,
August y. 1871 at u O'Clock IN. the following
desgrlbed prnpertg, to Wit ..........
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE, CLAIM AND IN
TEHE51 ot the defendant herein lii attd t. n
eertn In claim or Indebtedness eF the city Of New
urleaps to, said defendant. recognized by the
adoption Of two certain ordinances passed and
adopted on Tuesday J py "a, -. appropriatng
for The benefit Of said defendant respectively the
sums Of 5000 10 and aA7D ami all the light title.
interest and clpim aganst the city If said de-
PENDANT. under and by virtue of said apptopra-
tOns
Seized IN the above suit
Tellns-Cash on the sppt. .....
THOMAS ". HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Stocks continued quiet.
State Conaols gave way q W cent and Premium
Bonds "a the former closing at 7iJa@7s1s and the
latter at 33Js0341s.
Nothing vas reported in City Scrip.
Haf-pad City Coupons were quoted At -fD3S,
and State Warrants at 900.
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Monthly Advertisements. hayng the run of
the paper, inserted every other day, to be
charged two-thirds the above rates.
Editorial page monthly advertisements. each
Square. $40 per month.
Rates for Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same as for
Advertisements for the period of one month
mad tutYunr. ma followpt
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COMM ERCIAL.
NEW ORT,IIANN +

Quotations represent pricesfor round lots from
first hands, unless otherwise stated. In filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to
Ito bales, at prices requiring no change in or
quotations. We give also the figures and report
Of the Exchange az below:
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John McGinty VS.. Bridget Tinsnons, wife
of Anthony Donghetty. testamentary ex-

of Anthony Doughefty. testatnentary ex-
L,iF'rH DISTRICT COURT FORTHE PARISH
Il Of Orleans. No s429 BY virtue u u writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
The Fifth District Court for ths parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause. 1 will proceed TO sell
ut public auction, ut the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange. Royal tfeet. between CANAL and
Customhouse streets, In the Second District Of
this city. On SATURDAY. August 4, 1877, at II
o'clock IN, the following described property
to wit ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
bounded Ivy Girod. Nore Dame, Front and Full
ton trrats md designated as lot number two
on n sketch made bv T.. IF. Pile surveyor,
ON the twenty sixth Of March 1863. deposited in
The Offices Of H. Il GEMS. late notary PUBLIC in
this city and annexed to tn act pissed before
him on the thirty first Of March. 1863. Said lot
measures twenty four feet one inch ono line
front on Grpd street and tWouty four feet two
inches In width in the rear, by depth OIL seventy
one feet seven inches two lines on tho division
line of lot number ono, and seventy-one Test
seven inches six lines on the division line pt
lot number three. 1Dgethef with oil tho build
ngs and improvements thereon, rights. ways
and advantages thsreunto belonging or In any
wise apperaining
Being the same property which said Anthony
Doughertv acquired by purchase FROM Mrs.
Widow Margaret Boyle, per act passed before
w. J. Castell, notary public in this city, on the
ninth Of May, 1876
Sczed in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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.pyEaT,susa aATEs-pAILy.

Transient advertisements ~ PER SQUARE ~ ten
aanb a,:hseuiteut consecutive Insertion.
Wants, Te Rent, For Sales and Boarding ad-
verteefnents, 70 cents line, net eash. solid mea-
a,ire, Mons taken at less than 30 cent?. q,
Advertisements for the period OF one month
M longer. as follows.
Local or BUSINESS Notices 20 cents line, net.
line. net.
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THE MILITIA.
The Necessity for Increasing the Militia
in all the states.
TCourier-Journal.l

III All tNe states.
Courier Journal.l
The Republican journals will probably
for some weeks be calling for an i'm
mense standing army on account of the
recent development OF Northern law
lessness. Some Of them now declare
that they will be satisfied with no less
than one hundred thousand regulars.
The New York Graphic wants that
many, and gives the following reason !;
1.-THE total available militia force Of
the United States to-day, to quell any
further extension Of the railway riots,
is given in the following table:
Men.
New York. six divisions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 125
Connecticut, one brigade. ............-. 2,225
Massachusetts,, two brigades. ...........,, J, So
Vermont, regiment and battery ............ 5o0
New Hampshire, regiment and battery 75o
Total. l6, 212
Pennsylvania was supposed to possess