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New YORK, March lS.-Meetings OF
Cubans in this city who opposed the
ending of the war and the action of the
late Cuban Junta of the city, In resign
ing, were held to-day. Several speeches
were made, urging that the struggle
be renewed, and suggesting the fitting
out of an expedition to Cuba for the
purpose Of reviving the war. A letter
was read from number of young Gu
ban men, offering ten per cent. of their
weekly wages in support of the move
ment. A committee of fifteen was sp-
pointed to select Q revolutionary CON-
mittee of FIVE to look after Cuban in
terests. While some revolutionary
speeches were being made loud noise,
like the explosion of lamp or falling
Of . heavy body occurred. and the
whole building shook. There was .
general stampede of the patriots, and
the widest confusion prevailed. which
was allayed in few minutes, and the
meeting adjourned.
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Exclusively to the
DAILY L.vTELLIG E.SCER.
THE ONLY EyEwsPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19-Whest
is tending upward milling. 81 s2!G
/ o. shipping, 81 s5@l 90. Barley
Firm feed. 81 2jC9l 80. Oats
Steady, 81 55@l SO Communicative
and nominal. Potatoes-Good demand
and prices firm. s2@e 3713.
SAN Francisco, March ls.-At the
Sacramento track to day there was a
running race. handicap. mile aud re-
peat. The following horses were en-
tered Madge Duke, Ward Beecher,
Mollie FL, Mark L and Snap. Mark L
was the favorite in the pools, and won
in two straight heats. Time, l:4s15
and Las.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated by
the Irish civil societies and military
companies to-day by q procession and
literary exercises at Union Hall. The
procession was less imposing in num-
bers and composition than on many
previous occaeions. The weather was
pleasant. and the celebration passed of
without any incident worthy of note.
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were completely demolished. The po-
lice, ninety strong, charged on the mob
and welded their batons with great
vigor. -Four men were shot. One
young protestant, James Clegg, it 10
feared fatally. Meantime another mob
q thousand strong opened fire with
stones on Collins tavern, further up
Queen street, where Rosa was believed
TO be. Revolvers were used, but the
police, fighting with matches pluck
against enormous odds, finally cleared
the track. Rosa was driven out of
town at eleven o'clock. Policeman
Worth was struck on the temple with
cobble.stone and knocked senseless. All
his comrades were more or less Injured.
Probably one hundred and fifty of the
rioters were injured with stones and
batons. Doctors offices are crowded.
but as q rule the wounded men got
home or we're taken away to avoid ar
rest. Hundreds of roughs are still con-
gregated in gangs in lanes and back
streets, and the police are parading the
streets in force.
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW ORLEANS, March IS In the
case of the State vs.. Thomas c. Ander-
son, appeal for q new trial, the Su-
preme Court reversed the verdict Of the
jury, and ordered the prisoner to be re-
leased.
NEW YORK, March lS-A Columbis
dispatch says: The force of thirty men
who started in pursuit of Redmond and
his gang Friday night succeeded in
capturing six, several of whom were
concerned in the rescue of q. 8. prison.
ers from Pickens county Jail. The
Stansills. two Of the three men rescued
by Redmond, have been recaptured.
PEsTH, March l8-Prince- Bismarck
has notified the Austrian government
that Russia. in consequence of his in
tervention, has consented to submit ell
the peace conditions. without excep-
ton, to the Congress for discussion,
should the Congress make demand to
that effect.
CHICAGO, March lS.-Ths Times
London special says: News of the rat
ification of the treaty received here last
night has not had the effect to relieve
the general apprehension. A prominent
conservative and member of the gov
eminent said, on learning of the rati.
fcation, IL nevertheless believe war
inevitable"
WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The Sem
ate confirmed A. w. Beard, collector oil
customs at Boston; NJ. d. Ball, of Vir.
ginia, collector of customs at Alaska
Benz. f. Simpson, U. s. Marshal for
Kansas; Chas. McCandless, of Pennsyl
vania, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of New Mexico.
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TORONTO. March Is. - ODouovan
Rosa arrived here this morning leav.
ing the train before reaching the sta.
ton. He kept dark all day and lee
tured this evening in st. Patrick
Hall. TO an audience of about $50. The
streets and vicinity were crowded with
. mob. Five companies of the Queens
Own. aud four of the Tenth Royals
were mustered quietly in the drill shed.
about hundred yards from the Hall,
while hundred police guarded the
building. The moment the gas was
turned on in the Hall. the mob outside
opened FIRE with stones, and q perfect
shower was rained in the windows until
the theatre closed AT $50 not pane
of glass was left. Rosa stopped sew
cral times. and one of the audience
proposed that they should charge down
stairs and out This was over.ruled
and the audience waited in darkness for
the mob 10 dispense. At 1915 Rosa
stole quietly out to King street. and
passed unobssrved through the crowd.
The audience got out in twos and
aud threes. after him.
LATER--lsth ? A. N.-Shor,ly after
midnight the mob advanced up Queen
street, and attacked Congress Tavern.
The crowd inside answered with re-
volvers. and the rioters returned their
fire. Hundreds Of shots were ex.
changed. and stones poured into the
Hotel windows. Sashes and furniture
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The New DoLLAR.-The following
description of the design for the new
dollar appears in an exchange The
specimens coined are superior to the
Trade Dollar in appearance, but not so
In quality. On the diverse side is the
head OF the Goddess OF Liberty, with q
wreath entwined In the hair. and wear
ing cap. on which is inscribed the
word Liberty" The periphery or
circle consists of thirteen stars, repre-
ssnting the original States. and imme.
diately over the head is the motto,
+ Pluribas Unum." while at the bot
tom is the date, 1873 On the reverse
side 10 IN American eagle. with wings
extended. and holding in his talons
spears and arrows, emblematic of de-
fence. The eagle is surrounded by
wreath, aud Immediately above the
head 10 the motto. "In God we Trust"
Around the periphery are the words.
United States Of America" At tho
bottom Of the coin are the words ' One
Dollar and the weight.
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EUROPE.

LONDON, March 1s.-England has
protested at St Petersburg against the
Russian advance on the straits. Tur-
KEY will remain neutral in case of
struggle between England and Russia.
Russian troops are reported as concen-
trsting on the Austrian frontier.
The Austrian delegation to-day
granted the demand of the Minister of
War for $4,000 forms for military
stores.
CoNsTANTlNoPLE. March 10 - The
Porte out of consideration for the other
Powers has requested the Grand Duke
not to embark at Bayukdere, where the
Imperial yacht is anchored.
The German Ambassador has denial
from his agents at Bayukders that two
Russian torpedo boats accompany the
yacht.
Safaet Pashs has gone to San Stefano
to inform Moukhtar and Ali Pashas
that the embarkation of Russians at
San Stefano is impossible at present,
and must be postponed.
LONDON, March 1S-Servian Shumla
corps has made demonstration against
the peace conditions, and has reoccupied
Ver~nji. declaring that it will not
leave unless forced to do so.
LIVERPOOL, March 19-Bresdstuffs
firm-Wheat, 1ls@lls Sd for average
California wheat; 9s 7d(6lOs I'd for
red spring.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 10 - The
Grand Duke Nicholas proposes to come
to the city on the Imperial yacht Eyr-
klsik. The Sultan will then return his
visit aboard his yacht.
VIENNA. March ia dispatch says
q preliminary conference of Ambassa-
doris is being planned at Berlin to set
tic the question of procedure at the
congress.
A Paris correspondent says the pro-
posed preliminary conference is regard
ed as last effort of resistance on the
Fart of Russia. The meeting of the
congress. though possibly not until the
18th of April. may be confidently
counted upon in consequence of ener-
getic representations Of Prince Bis
marck, who almost entirely shares the
views of Austria and England. 1t is
doubtful whether Prince Gortschakoff
will be we'll enough to attend the con-
gress.
LONDON. March lS-A special from
st. Petersburg says the treaty leaves q
good many points open. 1t reserves
the.question of the Straits for the Con-
gress, and leaves the southern frontier
Of Bulgaria to DO determine by an in
transitional commission according to
the nationality Of the inhabitants. The
question of the annexation Of the Port
of kovola is left to the commission and
thus serious difficulties on that point
are avoided.
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Administrators Notice to
Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT By AN
IN order Of the Probate Court OF King County,
Washington Territory. made and entered Of
record on the 18th day Of March, 1873. the under.
sisned has bean appointed Administrator Of the
estate In Warrington Territory Of 6USTAvUS
MORRILL,, late Of Kennebsc County, in the
State CT Maine. deceased. All psrsons having
claims against said estate Are required 70 present
the same with satisfactory vouchers. 70 the IN
dersigned q the Law ofAce Of IATrAbee Hanford,
In the Uty Of Seattle In aid King County. within
one year from the date Of this notice. or the sane
will b forever barred.
@. b. HANFORD.
Administrator Of the Estate Of 6ustayus Merrill,
dsceooed.
March 13sh. 1873 mhle.wst
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Apvicrs from California state ,t

ADvicEs from California state that
the Sacramento river this Spring has
been higher than ever before known,
standing at one time twenty feet
and eleven inches above low water
mark. The valley was an inland sea.
The greater part of the Oregon and
California railroad. north of Chico, was
washed away.
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Farm for Rent.

A FARM OF NO. BOTTOM 1LAND, IN
"a Lewis County, four miles from the N. p. r.
R.. suitable either for raising grain, stock or
for dairy. A man with Q family, and prscti.
cal farmer can get lease Of the above place on
easy terms. Apply TO
CHAS. A. WHITE,
Olympia, w. +.
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HATT-6MITH-At Port Gamble, Sunday. March
10th. 1878. In presence Of the congregation at
DIVINE service. by Rev. John +. Damon, Mr..
William H. HIATT and Mas Minnie Z. Smith, ali
OF Kitssp County.
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Goss & SAWYER. of Bath, Maine,
are to build whaling bark for New
Bedford parties. The vessel is to have
Oregon Puget Sound pine deck and
nasts, and is Ia be ready 70. sea the
middle of May.
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BORN.

LINDSLEY-At Lake Union, March 18th, 70 the
wife OF 4. L. Lindsey. . son. Weight eleven
pounds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15
Riper Tslerrnms.

CAIRO, February IS. -Arrived-Fanny
Tatum and City Of Alton, St. Louis, 5
a m; Arkansas Belle Evansville, 10.
Departed-Fauny Tatum Pittsburg, G
ami Arkansas Belle, Evansville, III
Anderson. Nashville, IL. Cloudy and
warm. ll 1u.
NV ORLEANS, February l5.-Arriyed
Frank Psrgoud. GreenyiIle, last night;
Yazoo Valley, YGzoo river, Departed
Frank Pgfgoud, Greenvillc; John A.
Scudder, Memphis; Boauis Lee, Red
river; Centennial, St. Louis; Yazoo Val.
ley, Yszoo river. Clear and warm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15

Tbs well advertised Pappenheim,
Adams opera troupe, after various vicis.
STUDIES of fortune on the road" has at
length reached that haven and goal Of
rest, New York, the dramatic aud musi.
cal as we'll as commercial metropolis Of
the western hemisphere. Wilhelm Mem.
phis, where we have but one regular
place Of amusement, the Memphis The.
alter, and the press is supposed to be pro.
%vincial and obstinate rather than we'll
informed, this troupe was mildly criii-
cized. The members we're highly indig.
nsnt, and set il down to rural ignorance
or peryersity. The Memphis people
know how to pay two dollars a seat for
al opera, but are not supposed to know
how to detect the cutting Of a piece even
when supplied with cheap librettos at
fifty cents a head. The following from
the New York tribune of the 18th inst.
may possibly tend to justify the mode.
rate criticisms which appeared 10 Mem.
phis papers in regard to this troupe;
Last night was the occasion Of the 6rst
performance of the Experimentation
Opera Troupe at the Academy of Music,
aud The Huguenots wal the opera Sc.
lected for it. The house was we'll filled,
and the audience, cold at first, warmed
up thoroughly by the end of the fourth
act, and the opening night may fairly be
set down as q success. Nine Psppen.
helm, who made her appearance 10 the
role Of (" Valentine" was in capital voice,
and sang the music of the part, in which
she is perfectly well. known here, With
all her wonted taste and spirit, making
the most of such dramatic situations as
fell to her share, and gaining frequent
recalls. OF the new corners, Miss
Human, who sang Marguerite Of
Valois,' has q pleasant light soprano
voice, with a fairly good method,
and she is a thoroughly careful, consei.
e%ntious singer, who may be trusted to do
whatever work she undertakes as we'll as
she possibly eau. Mr.. Charles Adams,
the "Raoul," seemed suffering from
hoarseness during most Of the evening;
at any rate he sang the first three acts
like n e who was saving his voice. In
the fourth act, however, he did some ex.
%cellert work, singing with great fire, and
fairly electrilying the house with his high
notes, Cs and the like, which we're capt.
tally delivered. He has, or has had, a
high, clear tenor voice, whose middle
register was last night badly obscured-
whether from a cold, or from wear, it
was impossible to tell - but whose
upper notes we're very pure and ringing.
It is not possible on one hearing TO
make any fRal criticism of such a singer
as Mr.. Adams, but the impression
that he created 10 the fourth act Of
The Huguenots, lest night, was decidedly
favorable The rest of the troupe, ex-
cept Mr.. Blum, who was fair as Movers"
was less than mediocre, Mr.. Wiegand, in
particular, who was the Marcel of the
occasion, singing more deliberately and
artistically out Of tune than any one we
have ever had the pleasure OF listening
to. The chorus aud orchestra both stand
in need of some careful drilling, but the
troupe seems to have a good working
force, and something better may be ex-
pected later.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15

Rev. W. F. HATFIELD, q Methodist
preacher Of New York city, comes back
at Bob IngersOll in a way that noisy man
will probably not relish. Mr.. Hatfield,
in his sermon last Sunday night, said
that Colonel IngersOll hates the bible
because the word hell is in it. he was
afraid the colonel would get there if he
did not turn from bis sins. The whole
trouble with Ingersoll was this In Wash
ington there was q movement to appoint
him minister to Berlin; but when it was
discovered that HE principles we're
against Christianity, q great many Chris
tan ministers thought it would be a mis-
take to send him to a Christian govern.
ment to represent a Christian govern
ment. His name was rejected. aud since
that time he has hated the ministry and
the bible. When Tom Paine was thrown
Pout OF office he began TO revile the bible.
When Burr could not supplant Washing
ton he turned traitor, and there was the
same trouble with satan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15

IT is stated that Dir. Henry N. Stan
ley has been Invited by the king of Bel.
GUM to visit him at Brussels, aud be is
expected there after his visit to Eng
lard. The king takes a warm interest
in all that relates 10 the exploration Of
Africa. Stanley is writing a book just
now, which is to be published in May
the most thrilling and interesting book
Of this decade-snd it is not likely that
be win sceept many invitations requir-
ing much lime or travel until after that
book goes to the press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

No. 12O2-Before ]. S. Galloway, J. p. for
Shelby county, TenR.-H. Wetter & Co. VS.,
G. G. Perkins.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAY-
a ing been sued out under section 34F5 Of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is justly indebted to the plaintiffs in
the sum Of S78.69, due by account, end that
the defendant is about TO remove or has re.
moved himself or property from the State, or
has removed or is removing himself out of he
county privately, or coneealing himself SO
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, or has abscondsd, or is alb
sconding or concea ing himself or property.
or has traudulently disposed of, or is about
~fraudulently to dispose Of his property;
it Is therefore ordered that said defend
ant make his personal appearance before
me on the 2lst day of March, 1873, at 2
O'Clock pm, at my office, "a Madison st., in
the city of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed By
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex
parte; and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once a Yeek for four consecutive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day OF February. 1873.
l4S. l49-l}.S J.S. GALLOWAY, J. p.
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convenienoes. Ia lie Issue Of FubTusrJ
9th a u Of TIE building is given. to
gether with several columns Of o history
Of the psper's existence, a complete de.
seription of the building, etc. Among
other things, we notice that very promi,
nent mention is made Of our Knoxville
and other Tennessee marbles. The Knox
vile marble is used in the wainscoting Of
the main hall, and on the second floor
all the manteIs are Of Knoxville marble,
while on the fourth aad fifth floors the
tbs mantels are made OF different shades
Of the Dougherty marble, which comes
from Hawkins county, ten miles west Of
Rogersville. This is a high and meritsd
testimonial to the superiority of our
Tennessee marble, which we firmly believe
is not to ba supposed by any in the
wo.ld, and it is rapidly attaining a repu.
tatiou as such in all parts Of the country"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15


The RsmAms OF Mrs. PitimRn, Al
C%inOIunatI, Arrive az hemoyno'i
CremnfOFy.
WASHINGTON. PENN, February l5.-
The train bearing the remains Of Mrs.
Ben Pittman, of Cincinnati, destined fol
Lemoyns's crematory, arrived here
shortly after IL o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Pittmau, the husband Of the deceased
lady. and Mr.. Plympton, of Cincinnati,
were the only parties who accompanied
the corpse. The casket, a beautiful crsa,
ton Of birds eye maple. handsomely
carved, was taken from the train and
placed in a hesrse, which imme-
diately proceeded to the fur
mace, and the cremation is ex
pected to begin about two O'clock and
occupy probably two hours. The cere-
mony viii be conducted in q strictly pri.
vate manner no one being allowed &C.
cess to the crematory building except
Mr.. Pittman and the parties in charge.
The FIRE, which was started yesterday at
$3.50 an had reached a heat Of 1900
degrees at 1880 this morning, and the
beginning of the ceremony will be regu-
lated as to time by the. condition of
the furnace. A large number of foreign
newspapers are represented. and a good
deal Of disappointment is manifested at
the strong stand taken by Or. Lemoyne
against the admission Of the press. Mr..
Pittman expresses a Willingness to ad.
NIT reporters, bat DR.. Lemoyne wishes
to establish the precedent of privacy,
and will not allow them to be present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15
mo. l5Sl-R. d.
u Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county-Mary
Mcmillan VS.. Martin Mcmillan.
tt. APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendant is a non resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee; II is therefore
ordered that he mako his appearance herein,
at the Courthouse in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, on the third Monday in May,
1873, and plead, answer or demur to com
plninant's bill, OF the same will DO taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing OK
lished once a week for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
Done at office, this 18th day of February,
1873. BE. COLEMAN. Clerk.
By B ii. COLEMAN. D. C.
All Douglass, Solicitor for complainant.
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TIE GALLONS.
Another Happy Murderer Going
Straight 10 Glory. Wol.

Another Happy Murderer Going
Straight 10 Glory. Holl
MADISON, IND.. February l5.-Beavers
took a little nap early this morning,
rested uneasy. and, on waking up, shaved
and psrtook of a hearty breakfast and
seems in good spirits. The Jail and
courthouse yards are guarded by thirty
deputies, armed with muskets. Large
crowds began to gather early this morn.
ing.
M%oRRIsTowN, N. j., February 10
Calvin Stewart has been sentenced to be
hanged April 9Th for the murder of Ira
Cole, a railroad fireman, Of Dover.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15

The Washington Post predicts tina
within six months from this date John
Sherman will be making speeches in
Ohio, declaring that the silver dollar was
the especial pet and protege Of the Re-
publican party, aud the first and only
love Of the Hayes administration. Moth.
ing short Of death or the peuiteutisry
can restrain John from efec,ing this re-
marksble change of base. His private
contract with the syndicate is understood
to be closed out.