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by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
April 1879 bales cotton L Walmsley Aco---1s
s o Thomas &co--10 Richardson May-9 McGrath
g. Compton--9 Chstfe Hamilton e. Powell-4 order
4 Burnett &eo--4 Fl Wilson & Mills Allen. NJ.
gent Seo3 Su mssar W. 5nS Phelps
Moore--1 Jno T Hardie &co--1 Fl & Newman
Total 90 bales cotton
&oo--1 car lumber E ID Cobb car wood Mr. Reddon
i do Sam Smth-1OO bbls -four I A Hamilton &co
A do Glover g. Odendahl40 boxes bacon Con
verse---l6 casks bacon Miller, Dolhonde &co--139
pkgs beer II Redwitz-140 do Hollsnder-23 sacks
peas Flash Lewis &co--4 sacks peanuts boxes eggs
Wang & Gotham. 4 Dbl eosp Graham. Black &co--6
bales sheeting Bateson a. Wisdsm---4 cases hats X
BOOTH mattress Jno Hardie &co--0 Ddls green
hides Fitzpatrick & Halls do e Hart &co-s bdls
cotton samples Allen lN1gent &eo,-lot nh good
ter g. Fenner-4 bbs -four hf do Dbl pork Hartwei
e. Chambers Dbl splinters Mrs J Craig-20 half
bxs tobacco Forchemer Bros-20 hf do Orders cases
boots and shoes Vincent &co-7 do w Johnscn---2s
do ii G. NESamory-6 do Page a. Moran-Is do e Mar
queue &co-3 bath tubs Qunlan & F-2 boxes chairs
i cass egons Goldsmitll--2 crates glassware W
Shepard--2 mdse B Wslshe-l Dbl mdse
A Hardon-2 cases paper KATE IL karnett-1 BIZ mdse
Fellman Bros-1 case glassware etc Offner. Il case
hats M Lion-1 case do Meyer, Weis &eO----10 cases
hats Simon & Kohn-2 do Lazard &oo---2i cases
mdse Booth--l3 GASES hats Henry Geo. i do T
Belden-72 do d MERCER Son. do Albert Rel
nerth-2i bxs thread Peet, Yale B0wfing--6 bbls
corks etc w King &co--1 bx goods A Finlay-3
bxs hats L Godchaux-Total 1o5 bbls flour hf 90 4o
boxes bacon 1 casks bacon % sacks peas 50 bdls gr
hides and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
April 1900 cases oil p and g L Co.'S bundles
collars Rev j A Aherns q cases syrup fasnscbt
- cases mdse L Medal---11 bills tees Horter IL
Fepper-2 cases mdse Bercer a. Matthews crates @
Guyler-5 bales mdse Bateson Wisdom-2do w III
Letchford &eo--1 do Stephens Brown 30 bbls
whisky G III Wymand--100 bbls flour IL GToebe eco
81 bdls paper . Meyer-1 car pig iron James
10 casks bacon VoIster-1 tank oil w Converse
ir Aco--1 car slaves Maxwell Eco hhds tobacco
Juo King Gco--10 bales mdse j s West--5 do q
Joubert Aco--50 bbs oil G. Clark bbls peas $50
sks do j X Kent &co-l67 do simpson y White--i3
do Forch elmer Bros bales sacks u Ctose--4 cases
mdse Lcvy &co-34 bdtA hides Hay & Mehle--1 rss
mdse FelIm an Bros-6 bbs mofasses Bresre Il Wo-
gau-lp bbls turpentine w Jones &oO--2 bbls corn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Evening, April IL, 1877.
rrw oRr,EANs CLEARING HOUSE.

The demand for money continued moderate to-
day st the banks, bat exhibited eight increase
on the street, with no quotsble change In com
mercisl paper. Under the advance at New York
Gold ruled 10 higher, and sold to fair extent.
Foreign Excianas followed the course OF Gold,
closing at an advance Of 10 for sterling and az
iim;ted. New York sight was unchanged. Stocks
we're aaiet but firm. State Oonsels were some.
what IRREGULAR and easy st the opening. but
closed y is cent above yesterdays quotations.
Premium Bonds ruled at about previous rates s.
Police Certificates and Per Diem Warrants were
easier. ....t... ~
Apreeably to the notice Of the Administrator OF
Finance TO receive bids for sale to the CITY OF
800 900 old City Bonds and Premium BONDS, the
that were accepted
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A severe rain storm which commenced before
daybreak and continued with little or no inter
mission until noon, accompanied by heavy
blow, almost entirely suspended operations during
the morning. after which, although the demand
w&s fair, yet, the movement being checked by
buJers and sellers being generally Wide apart,
the entire business was confined to 1900 bales as
noted above. fifteen brokers participating. The
dispatches being rather encouraging factors
evihced disposition to be more stringent in their
pretensions, but finding that brokers we're un-
able to go on at any fuller prices, subsequently
met the demand but only to moderate extent.
Upon the whole the market was steader. The
dispatches reported Liverpool stesdier, at pre-
vious rates, with sales Of IL. 900 bales and arrivals
l.32d higher, at Havre holders pressing sales,
with no change in quotations, and New York
steady Ut yesterdays figures for spots and 2-l00
G6-10oc higher for futures.
The Exchange makes the amount on ebipbosrd
not cleared 33298 bales, embracing IL Al for
Liverpool, 1868 for Havre 1897 for the North Sea-
3l42 for Bremen, 1870 for Spain and 1885 for coast
wise ports leaving In presses agreeably to its ac-
count at n m. ,9i6 bales, only part OF which
il on sale.
At noon, to-day, Middlng was quoted at CAL
weston ut 1899; at Mobile at 10a4c; at Sayan-
nah ct IL 3.i6c; at Charleston at llLsc; at Will
mington at 1870; at Norfolk at 1OH011c: Mt
Baltimore. at iissc; at New York az it%c;
st Memphis at l0J.c; at Augusta at 1919; at
philadelphia at lls 40 ut Cincinnati at lie. and
ct st. Louis at lie.
The Exchange reports: "Sales t700 bales.
Market quiet
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /. 1s76-bales. ......... 2ss77
Arrived since last statement. eis
Arrived previously. 4 100 6lT-1,soo sse
y
1899 a4s
Cleared to-day. none
CLEARED previously .l2l 3A3i I21 sas
Stock on hand ard on ships
hoard not cleared 10000. 2os.G o
nayae time Last year ia. ......... 2l8,S05
Receipts proper since last evening BIZ bales,
acainst 1877 on last Thursday and 36A0 last
yoar, making an aggregate aimee Friday evening
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,rotal .,f1iO.toe 9O

Total. ......: ,196 30
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper --0ls III cent per annum discount; Al do.
b061O: second grade do. 12t1i5; collateral loans
7@8; tirst class mortgages s09, and second
grade do. 10M12.
Now York and after fair business closed at
1O5AGlt06 In that market The sales summed
up $4B,50O, embracing $500 ct 1U54, s15, 000
at 1867, $4,000 and $4,000 ct 1CG, and $4,000 and
$4,000 at 1864.
finder the course of gold at New York. sterling
closed 1c higher, and francs "A u cent. The
movement In both was limited.
The sales OF sterling comprised 1000 en-
bracing $4,000 bill of ladng at 6l2@-, $4,000 and
$500 do. at 51xilss, and f2oO0 bank at SIG.
The only sale of francs reported was 200, 90
commercial at ABLY
AT the close sterling bills were quoted at 5l1H
GD512L for bill of lading and Al clear, and =
015l6 for bank (bank counter rate D5161s),
and francs ut 400 for commercial and nominal
for bank.
New York eight was unchanged. The sales
were confined to $4,000, embracing $4,000 com
mercial and $4,000 private bankers at g-32 W
cent premium, and $4,000 private bankers al
5-16.
The banks continued to check on New York at
" ID cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at sic.
The following is the official statement of the
sales reported to-day ut the Stock Exchange:
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NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. April IA. at s p. m.
- = FOR POINT JEFFERSON, GIRARD
L@Rka4.de7 Alto, Red Mouth, Gum Point and ali
landings ON BBuf and Black Rivers
TOM PARKER,
l.. P. Delahoussaye, master,
Will leave as above. Pays particular attention
to all Black River business. For freight or
passage apply ON board or to
+. A. BLANKS,
President No. 2 Canal. corner Delta st.
HITE Il CABIN, BRITTON q EPPLER. ,,.s
JANNEY d WORK. LORD d MCPEAKE, ! As'o'
apis
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MAKING q t0taI OF *I4U,UUU btAte CUDBUIB.
$4,000 Premium bonds at. ............. s31s
10000 City Scrip at. 81
24O Nichols Per Diem Warrants at. "
Stocks were quiet but Arm.
State Consols were irregular and easy at the
opening, but closed at 6540D66, against 65@G5A
yesterday.
Premium Bonds ruled at about previour rates,
closing at 49, $685.
Nichols Ponce Certificates closed at 92@9l for
February issues, and S9tD0l for March.
Per Diem Warrants were quoted at 10000.
COMM ERE1AL.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
Rra hands, unless otherteise slated. In filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Evening, April H. 1877. I
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to
1900 bales, at prices requiring no change in our
quotations. We give also the figures and report
Of the Exchange, as below:
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do Alea. West 600 snndriss TO grtief--Total so
bales cotton hhds tobacco
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD.
April 12-J bales cotton Wang 4 Cotfam----5 do .
hhds sugar w Burbridge &co-12 do Bush 4 Levert
20 do Hirsoh Adler &eo20 do A Tertrot,-----4 bbis
molasses Beraud 4 gibert--i5 DO u JehDson--1 hid
hair bbs CT hides IT dry do Rykoski 4 Msnade-2 20
do Aye0ck---1 Dbl sugar + III Chrfstiap---6 bales
moss A Beurg-4 do r P Sevip-e do nj Chapsky--
bit do 0dell Il Wtight-To Total bales cotton 55 hhds
sugar Dbl do 10 bbs moIssses
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River N 0wa.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Friday Morning. April 10.
Daily report Of the stage OF water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday .
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BAYOU SARA.
HOUEF RIVER.

REGULAR BLACK AND BGUF RIvEE
PACKET.
tn h FOR POINT J EFF ERsON. GIRARD.
h@easa5E Alto, Red Mouth Gum Point and oil
landings on Boeuf and Black rivers
The steamer
STELLA BLOCK,
I'm place Of Era No. 1o,)
Tom Taylor, master.
Will leave as above. Pays particular attention
to all Black River business. For freight OF
passage apply on board or to
ap4 A. BRITTON, 80 Grayier street.
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MARINE NEWS.


oFFIUE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
April 10, 1877.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Stssmship Tappahannook, Cooksey, for Key. West
via Cedar KEYS 1 X Roberts
Lugger Gaiibaidi Fsilan, for Pensacola Master
Arrived.
Steamship City of Norfolk, from Morgan City. to A
whitney &ee-Aigiefs
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Arrived.

STEAMBOATS,.
Carondelst Hicks, from f. ansvile
Henry Teta, Ancon, from Thibodanx
Mary Ida Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Isabs OPry, from Lower Coast
st John, Bsrgefon, from Baton Rouge
Trenton Terresonne from Thibodaux
Gov Allen. Brown from Bayou Sara
FLATBoATs.
Mofgan's boat from Tennessee.
Daleuists boat, from Mississippi
Beiow-ComIna Up and Waiting Orders.
Ship Ksntuekian, Moseley, 81 dsys from Havre, in
ballast for orders
Span bark Mafpo Font from Havana, to Puig Cor.
raj &ou---
Span ba, K oswaldg, Pniol 6 days from Matanzas in
ballast, 10 Puia, Cofra &co-
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Experts.

KEY wEST-Per steamship Tsppshsnnock--2n
bbs -four 10 bbs gifts 80 bbls meal tieroes hams 100
sacks corn So sacks oats sacks otffee rs pkgs
drirs
CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Tappahannoek--
900 bbls -four 30 bbls meal casks bacon 1896 sacks
corn 40 sacks oats 45 pkgs sundiies
PEN5ACOLA-Per luggef Garibaldi-2 bbls -four
Lot fruit and vegetables
, 1877-10-12
=. NJ. Ward, Fnrek.. bed-hot.oma:

". NJ. Ward, Enrek*. bed-hottoms:
j. Berg GhicAgD, extension. .MaAcrE:
y. iiurnla1n AMbOJ, icHcc'wrn sf1etehcfa;
II. r. Evans ct nj, thicuao, rarnct- lining taek.
Il. Et.et. Quincy. portable hay. .prrases;
ii, i, Evans. Chicago, building papcr:
a. Kaiser, prophctstown. Band- bnnaa for We.
i. W. Lyon Chicago, tlcket-el elasrs:
j, ". {. Peters. Ehfcap0 metallic lrIstrailsi
s. u. Reynolds. E,rGrilr. hurtc.cnl'art:
4. HyEerson. Chicago %t0yrlsiIT-tbhnw machine:
G. n. Winter, knrkakre, making baknHt:
e. Il. fRc!1. Chicago, marking p!uy-iuharco:
J.v. furrtll q Co.. tlca.o. ltradc. nark),
cotton flannel.
WISCONSIN.
". Berry, Taychcclah, etumn.extractor;
II. T. itaskln, Ilet0Et, pnttfi0c. .nmgers;
J. II. t'ohl,, UclDtt, bi!hling. pnpcr;
H.. u. Morgan, thttI-conpliny;
Il. N. HIEdfatt, Clinton. refrigerator;
i. II. Cobb Ct al., Dcioit, carpct.I!ntng pack.
Wv. Dlnecr, o.hkoth. th1cshln9-msehine;
T. MtDonougi, knn Claire, conIng saws.
MICHtUAN.
4. II. DfcAefson. ttnslnn, chimney. .c1canerss
I. 1cachctt, Detrntl, vrh1t1e-acat:
!. X. Taylor, tlUmet'. hnt1ds planters;
Howers & Curtis, FrterahNru. df5.wood grind
j. n. Clark, Ypsilanlt. shcct. metal roof;
X. T.. Hndh, GasaUpoie. wagon Jack and gale
+. Feigc. East Saginaw. isoor r.fsetcntngs;
i. l.. Nafnr. Manistct, hand. .starnpss
W. A. 1trdd1ck. Mics tttadc. .n'askn), hog.chol.
era medicine,
, 1877-10-12
SENATOR PATTERSON.

He docs Not Desire M Immedinte Trial.
BALr1aoHE, Oct. 8.-~The Sun has the follow
Ins from, Columbia, 8. C., dated Oct. 7:
rho correspondents between the Attorney
General OF South Carolina aud Senator PAttcr-
son, Which preceded the rcquisition for tho lat
ter, ia ~ follows:
8, G., Sept. 10, 1877. .-1u iAt Hon. !. i. lA.
fsrson, EHitsd Ssatts Senator. ltu&htagsoa-s.K:
At tha Court Of General Scselons' hsI1 IA colum;
bIa On tue nth ulltMo, indictments ware found
stata ID 10 @altef ot ths Mooney l:sggest var
ss tss :aa f, III ss u y
tute. Fou{th, i5r eohnscliag Miles a.. Parker.
stats Ttsasa1ss to commit fsa1aa!ent Ss! nreseh ~ Sa
statute.
Haneh.wssrants hAys been issued On these in.
LID % H. s"ah Rsns Eoaay
advise you oneially ot lhsss pfoeeedtnxs tn otasr
taat y3a my ~ voluntary apEsatanss aso'd aao
ttss from Justice: ] must ptesums thst une build.
Ing your otiicial position wuull de.iro 70 meet
sqee y ;hs &, sas't VII
ensuing sfFaa. Flr1se a4ytse INC BY tho .0th
iust: whe.hsf y9a VIII voluntarily ,appeat " will
s2' s ''9a9tss es.ss = 4.as sst: tseie'
y ua,5.s sa, sS.r;: Il s.s4.. orA*sts, w4:a,se.
A.f0ra<y. Gt"<rai-slR: In answer 10 Your letter
Of the 10th tnst. Informing NC ehYt 6enc4-war.
raus. had been issued aEs,ust tae on certain dc.
Of lbs Court vail b beld on III fou1lh Monisy IL
Octubcr, have 10 say that, % consultation wlth
ny counsel y Y deemed saadsi;aols tha.I should
Itstdeucs IL here, and has been for years. ID con
ntcliou With ay Senatorial duties. aud
n M rtaSs s,SEs' m: 'fs's s.ss 1s'' sss:
- tbs attn sesson viii eonansnes on the lb,h ol
| sast mQo.a. aRossoasus With YOU thai ~ In.
, 1877-10-12

"rccly mntor.'' cyn1yc,, by c1plis!nn from n
r1n|tpiIcalor or goncrRtor, without The nhi nj
any cllrr,h al cnutu',td, hcat, electricity,
or gaIsnnit n'tnn. The pnlr tncana he en-
tloyct!, according to bin nwn acftnsnt, was the
introduction 81 atmo4phcr!e alr anil limited
quantity Of fy,lrant wanr. Dy this sltnplc rroc..
chs he caimel to he able to send a train of
cara from Philadelphia 10 New York. the sole
motive pf,wer hrfng quart Of water in his innl.
itticatns. which prtrl,tctd yatnar.c substance.
This ricntists declare TO be nothing more than
vompresscd air, compressed by the hylrant
pressure, wltcl, Is maize powerful b1 proper ma
ii {s / resultant ri II. According to tho bent
aret,t,nta kee1y's motor does not posscts any
power whatever, and can never !c app!led 7"
any practical usc. 'fhe pressure Is not consi1lu-
oun, antl only exits for sl1stt time, while thn
q steam engine Or other motor IL, null he has 20
far utterly failed IN show continuity for mere
than fifteen or twenty minutes at a titnc.-
, 1877-10-12

IN SEPTEMBER.
The corn 10 rnst!na On the nunnY slopes;
Tho grapes hang purple on the vuc. .wreathr1 wall
Tho pcseh:a lit their ripe eheeka 10 The sun;
Tho Elpened hazcl.nrts In showers fall.
The sun lies wnrm and bright upon tho bills,
Crowned With fllmy veil Of violet haze,
And trails rs amber glory Ger the lea,
And Nherc 10 late VIC walked tn woodland Ways.
The esfden.paths arc dllcd with rthpt btoor--
He'd Henias Gl,mn,cring like son.e ,ueky totch;.
And etar-cyed blossoms clAmber rank Antf wild
Around the pillars Of the western purch.
Chrysanthemntn+. that tin thclr vestal urpa,
cllled witt. rare incense, ryst.csl and swert,
Edge all the waIks; and datttes white and wan
Fall with wet faces meath our lingering feel.
The roses with palc checka lean o'cs The sill;
AMI burning goltlcn.roA and asscrs look
Wrapped In tlLelr ragged nantes, rcd and Cold)
With happy no1dfugs oscr the Summct: :brook.
Tho hours arc filled with [ndotent. sweet cnsc;
Tho world lies In aun. kissed. hspry calm;
'rhe breeze. luxurious, whispers In tile vines,
And pOuzs Into our hearts Loves blfssfu1 balm.
To-day Tie Earthis perfect; l!fe IA sweet.
What II tho years were sad thai went befortt
All. Love! tue ghost Ut my rcrnprsciul Fast
Meath yonr dear cTcs Ia laid forercrmorei
September, 1877. FAaky UIuscoLt-
, 1877-10-12
NEW PATENTS.

Following Is weekly list OF United States
patents kaued TO tho Inventors OF Illinois, Wis
cousin, aud Michigan, for the week ending Sept
es, 1sT7,-eaeh patent ln'ths list bearing that
date This list il reported expressly TOT IAk
TRlausE BY 4. Il. Evans j. CO., Patent Solicit
oIs, Washington, D. C.:
ILLINOIS
J. W. Avery, Peoris, chain. panps;
l.. @. BoyipEtoa, Chicago, cxtenssun-laddefss
7. 7. Uutler, Lodi, corn. .plautets;
II. u. Scoyills, Jr., chicpEa. stamp -m!l mot'
Sass; -. -. .-.....
=. ]. ssybola, Chicago. bottis.stoppes fassen'
Ags;
panforu, Geneva, ear-a1les;
u. Foss, Cairo, ladders; ...
y. l.: AcCoEd, Nsshsitit, siah&& Tor 1te' arms;
y Acpst!tt Chicago. .stseet-car, etc !,
]. K. H. Aus!ord, Laa1srpe. shoNer-taAha;
Y. P. Bose, Freeport. NhIp.soekelA;
l. shsaz, Astsls, sanlAined exAnk. stf.i
, 1877-10-12

Incdtntc thai would pe we'll fnr nc or th" Rui~.
iy tho lapsn Of reasonable time Temporary excite.
hi ut viii hc nilayr! and more Impartial itta cnult
b. had At laicr pcrinI. u, This. IN reflection,
think I0u will ATrtt with me. tHhrr rcAtnnA
might be mentioned, hut these a. present deem
sufficient. have no dispnsitInn 10 cTAde t1ial
on indictment reaularly found hcforo competent
court.
Hoping that you will aee that this trsponse H.
both proper and wise. rems!n. very rttpccttnli1,
, 1877-10-12
CuS1ER'S FUNERAL.

WEST PolNr, Oct, l0.-rho steamer Mary
Powell arrived this morning. bca5sng the re-
ulains OF Gen. Custer mud tome 2,GO0 people
accompanying them. Spcela! steamers Hopkins
and Hcury Smith slao arrived from New York
with tue LOYAL League Cou,lnandrry and this
Connecticut Volunteer Cavalry Association gu
board. A detachment Of cavalry eseortea thc'1
to thu chapel, where portion of thc EPISCOPAL
burial service Wa read, NJ The eonelusfo" ot
tery, band playing tbs funeral inarcll. At
tic grave the remainder VI Tue ourial serstcn
was rcad, aud the iulanary tlrel salute ol
three rOundl.
, 1877-10-12
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Card from Nr. Ifamsfl.

~ |
Card from Dr. 1famsff.
To Tia Editor oJ The Tribune.
CutcAuo Oct. 1t.--Tho cllaryes made anatnet |
49, L., ,.,,s ,.,., ~ t1o mi tn c.l, for .om.
e ~ sou. p"ps1 y. .au ,,a 'osn - sanr ~.
TURNER notice 'ha'' lhc so'''f"en's u 1oui AZ
porter. |
was not aware, when interviewed, TINT there
wn. n written communication, youchcu fur bY
,~ 1,aa ,,e,r,,o-s NJ ,lo t,nnr,l IN tvhtc,, nv
wv i1oJ .4ss"es" wv ~ s..,.,. ~ .,.s...
statements were 10 iofu' tEc answer, e1ast'ne
tne with dishonest and barCfnced attempt tU
n. ioo,.tmnte uso, nnj1 for Tho r,,rnosc NJ arek-
,a,+ ~ n,r,, s,1n.h u,o,,nco,,on cor r,ole M
."e ll'J o"n os.n'" .,. H., ..,,."',. .so ~
report made by mo as Chairman Of q Special
Committee. OF which tue following Is syuop-
81,
o'9' ,, , ,r,u IT,. 10 r. ,,,.,,t .,,
" ~ " n,.s..' n:,o,,iv cf ~ G"mnI nia
~ .s: ,+rto ~. M H. ~ ioara NJ ihs sn"ris,
mcetnv Of Auy. Il. tsS7. n,s1c report in Which
they premise ~ that nearly all The disabled aol.
Government and ~ tint Ill such AZ cnn be sdnt:
ted to i,e Government Homes eau he oettet treated
nsLe smese%fs ~ ~ oe te ~ nj H. nncsen I
lues rage n.p shspoe as of H. sbn,e'
Bassa o. she,c rrrn,,Fes !. tho proposition to
mako ths fund syatiabIe fnr Wives atai eh,jdren of
soldiers and sailors ~ well The Themselves.
1hfa IL 10 bc done BY tho provisions Of ~ 4grec:
Home llotpitaI. TIN features . o. iLat aSfeumsnl.
to which ismsn hsaaca! eo'less euo'es'pes ~
p@4ISy, co,leas is 10 bur- lot and erect building
HIKE. e"9Ssa III bu,1dins IL to be p]t md liz io
buuaht out Of ,noEcy loaned 10 tho College b. the
Home At - interest. tho latter 10 hani over 40
much money ~ may be needed for the purpose
year before n,e haa!dnx II completed. and ~, ~
College y receive ne ia,i enn y money 10 ooi"
he enllase eo'oss @ inc1 e, s,s .ac a. a.
ha"xcr n2nnrrsv ths coiie rn NAV scc Gt to ay Il
, 1877-10-12
Flgf INSURANCE.

speetes DisputeA IL TAs CAtct1Jo THbHst.
DxTHoir, Mlch., Oct. l0.-Thc kriekesbocker
Reinsurance Company " New York. W.
Trade Fire. e.Iusura Dco Company Ut Caindeu, H.
j., tho Arctic Of New York, sud the dcFmansa
ut Elizabeth. N. j., hsya Withdrawn from
Michigan, and their authnEity tn tbts stass La
been Eeyokea bJ Commissioner kowe.
, 1877-10-12
GRANGER CASES.

In Cases AEntHst the Chicago q NOrtAs
ve.tcrn Rajtwav At Al.
tu,..,,.,.". ~. r. A.. tY.,.a u,...
.he ,o,,ovin t%s a.on -.
handed dorn,
..s ~ t,,, ,,., ,.,.
-'g. - "1aam fTea1!'<s fntx :. 0sIi sppx.'
.t".a' ". u@ tasecGo ~ eoIEHHfNt.H Aua'a
a., aHa onS nfhtF tdse.~hppsaH !roM me
s G.renu tagrs q re tnHfa ato"sJoT me "e<t+
1hete ] salts prc.ent ' shs single question Of tho
powcr Of the Lta.tlatnft q N!seoasin " ptosias
lsa. nw .of matlinam o. ehafEe 70 ,e maae 65 ~
f.ro enn 1felEht npon Inc hantpotta.s9n
q pcs;oh7 ana properr eass'eo ~,a,n l,a,n
sas hctt ,,tn o. ~ on.sae m ns sn otate e.rs
r!-d @st'9at In Mum Scott ~ TIC f'enp1o and
h.s Xgne5 fGat "a
for fate: sna fse'2o unle.s ey some con.
T. .sn ~. We ~
oh',sst@ioEs @ 'nsuI'ea sroa ths ss o. hs sI..ef
80 iat ths eats uisro.ed .! ~ Hose dstsions.
nfema,ns oh!5 u con'!det r. qnest'oha Faas.
Cd he1e wl.en "ste MT ln'olfed ~ the cases that
hass s!felaS ven dee'hsa; =, A.. o,,..,.
1870. v',t ~ i'i'.. " 'ne s.on"h
ot.n',o r,.n .tvso ~ .aIssos. 1nE t1e ~.
!Mfe o! G!"n.otIn1 th.s Go.sonust,on' tae acs's's
.n1e .! Mt1eon'n ga.ten an enabling ae. sna IN 90
fse'e,. "tlr esn.oitaatee ca.np.ny .n.,l s .nd
t"niest 70 ~ ~ "s .. .ne se " ati
~ ana " state q. tt.,hois sespseuy. ana sna,!
~. cen,ol,dst,on h.A no. t.ken place: provided.
teht tne laMs o! Iian.,' raa.t aase no rnI1e IN
oesa1id.,i"n s II i .ea M.9eb t. iS7 &c. rse s.ns
.st aisn p,osissa {sse. tnft ths eonso,aa.ca
to"tamy taooa ~ ~ ~ 81. tRn.si ~, ts.
tth're IN l!'inols ~ well ~ fhpsc ~ We"fin, ny
~ tne ~ ,,,, a,....' " shmn,n
:pccttse!J me s1as. ti,a sot ~ tnoaTa
nT .nT mi. t.sot.I.'I na9 ~ y, ~
!afa Wy Miscuna,n, IN eae.E sa;a 10 .ac !i'a's
~! .hoec Of tbs nsn,sa eompsaies II Ill si.te
4nN NV III N]F tU4eHii10lGu kOtfN!Aknil IL knN
, 1877-10-12

For the past sir years tho Kelly motor Aas
gsluea no little notoEietY, but ncYer ~ yes has
~ opportunity been Afforded the curious sei.
enlist for a critical examination Of tue machtne;
SO TINT many hayo bern I'D to believe II Was
destined at some day III the near future to su-
persede steam a. motive poWsr.
lseceptIy several Of tic most eminent uachn1a-
ical eugineen bare been eousuItsd On the sub.
1ect, among others one who has beeu employed
by Kecly, and Who does not hesitate 70 declare
The whole thing dcluston. utterly DEVOID Of
scientific merit. -,
lie attempted q hydraulic motor, which he
termed . "nyd1opmunlatir pul.aling yaruum
sngine.b la this he claimed that tue only tofa'
exerte1 ou tue machine vaA water from NJ oral~
nary hyd1aut; that 4thi& water la1 20 crcste .
vacuum In tho machine, had to a1tuate pull
satine ltaphraga,, hal 10 operate piston II! =
cylinder, to rxlAs welybts aud to turn clanN
shaft, which via " give out nore poHee thah
tie water Itself possessed, but this scheme was
pronounced utterly talluelous, bclng based Oh q
Contradiction Of Ill plysical laws,
About this ume kcely applicd aof patent
| on tho shydropneumattc" eugtne, but from
| !ho fact Of hlS nurcr having produced The re-
qulsed working mnlel It xaA abandoned q IN
| Practicable Then followed What lo terueA t4s