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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Call loans on railway collateral were generay %
EFT for the most of the day, being an eXceP-
'dnai rate. The range of business was ga T. Ia
government bonds the great dealers report una d be
80 4 Dscounts are dull and unchanged, ana Ile
rates Of domestic exchanges are S5Sd toy
,cceysd 500 600 National bank notes ior re re-
hamilton. The customs receipts were S53300000000'
aid the internal revenue receipts were SztuuUU.
The following IS the Clearing House statement
,c-davi Currency exchanges, SIS, 4OHoI2j cur
,o-uIS balances s., 7O34G5; gold exchanges,
S5 sos. 500, and gold balances, $1,76G,79G.
The sum of 100000 bullion went INTO the Bank
t,neland to-day on balance" making toih III
his way of 10000 in five days. On the Exchange
,{ritish consOls were steady at 94lol6, and United
ftates bonds strong with 1S67s quoted at lOSi3l6;
new ives at 1055l6 new 4l2 per Gents at ~
O.4Os at lO73le. In American railway secatlties
re common fen to 11 preferred d beng en- E HIM e.
,icntTal was strong at 77l and New-JeTsey CehtIai
consolidated bonds were at 20. Money III me OUT
side market was quoted at 238 per cent III ftIlS
the 3 per cent French rentes opened at lO9.oO ana
ten to 1O9.65, sight exchange on Lonuoh Oelhs
quoted at 25.14l2 ry,:,;4;. ,d
assets of the Treasury of the United States Oh March
20 1873: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Futures quiet dosing % points oNer s3if5 last MI
ing 800 bales To-day First GALWAY. loss; june lUy3
July II OF october, 1882 total 500 bales SECOND can
May loss June, 1885, August lIO6i oc,nef' ~; M
August llU7 October 1898 February i65s total S0 W.
bales A so April az 1850; Nav lOS!dI 1910 June IOyJ
dlO99: Juy. llOl LOS August llU1 IUe OcoDI;
1852; November 1O44; total lI4OO grand TOTAL Z+VOO
l.L-- 1870 D..-L ~ IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
Ecgal NoIices

DY ORDER OF Hon. T. r. WESTBRO0K,
ID Justice Of The supreme Court OF The state ot
hereby pursuant 70 the provisions OF tle
statute authorizing attachments against aDscOnding con-
csa debtors that attachment has been
issued AGAINST tie OF JOnn n. SpungSteen 80 nOn
debtor aud that tue viii be solo Tor the pay
ment his debts uni he appear and discharge such at
taclmcut according law within nine months from tie nTst
publication this and that the payment Of any debts
ua OF this STATE and the delivery 10 MN
OF of any property within THIS state belonging
him. and the transfer Of such property by HIM. are
forbidden by void.Dateh the 18TH day OF March
1873. o. p JEN kS, Attorney Tor Attaching OIe'loi,
H-.fL.n L.IL.. .lnl NInfN y y u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

BuenOs Ayres California.

MEIAIS-Lngot Copperlower being sf dull quoted lGai
@o 81 Tor Lake Lead quiot, rather depressed
IONS sDPihtisto' Common, 3GO03B22 &c. spelteT dull
w I'm steady moderate sales. Tin plates
i4r JoDong sale American Pig Iron quiet nominaly
changed no sales Scotch Pig steady sales go tons Fc
lngton and C0liness Rails steal sales 1000 tons
od IRON deYedaDie az Albany p Scrap quiet Lad Com
mon Domestic, 3tOa5 si Refined. 32te Currency Foreign
&c gold spelter-pomesilc, 544jSc. currency Foreign
04d0c, gold. Pig Tin-StIatR l4L0I46c: Eng.
fish. liT6l42c.: BaneA l7ige. cold Tin Plates
aSJ oU DO TCrne - l22df5 %, gold. American 10 1
siSqSi0; No 2, sl7asls, Forge, siGGsI7i Scotch
scrag s2z s24 Steel Rails here s43ds44 Iron. $50
MOLAssEs- Foreign quiet Old prices 80 test Cuba sec
Porto Rico 35d50c. English Islands 3064Oc Orleans
steady 24q5Oc, with sales $50 bbls and 1850
bills, 2SlI043ac.
NAVAL STORES Sprits Turpeptine again dull DomInally
300 Asked sales AoSns also dull barely steady;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Receipts the week 1883 Dkgs against -
23s pkgs. last Exports III iJG rs against $685.
les ~ New Butter have been
liberal and prices further marked down from Sc 20 &C. q
ago the outside figure Tor selected packages o
and Western Creamery $50. q n. THE printer
enormously made IL 3jc To-day there were early
small way 20a soc A. b. but bids OF 2Sc. q
accepted for the finest market Uher grades o Now
Butter There but he doing In old
Butter this morning the stock hand here IL comparatively
hight aud with special movement the market appears To
quiet downward tendency. The 81 the But
market Is usually downward al this scasUn, ana shippers
nom the country be- surprised Ia lind
ductiun net return IRON the commission
salesman. About May ~ last year best western Creamery
quoted here at Zoe. 10; today ~ sold at 2Sc 70
and a week hence may b. 2jc. or less. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Ricer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARRET REPORT.

TUESDAY. April 80 1878.
Pearls 534aGc. ''' N-~i4 81
BhLsWA N--ModeTately active reduced snpples prices
hIan; western aud southern yellow, 27aZSLc fF' f'
BROOM CoAk-Qnist about steedy; Fair 10 Primo Hn,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

~ ABBOTT and EPHRAIM FOWLER
above named ana all persons who are Cesc' ndants
hcTsataw O kin % he above named pc sons, or
their assignee executors, administrators or legatees
lyy virtue . "A decree Of Judgment Of the New-lork
supreme Court entered February rs, 1871 in action
entitled FREDERIC ]. Belts and another executors, &C.,
OF Fplrain HObFpok deceased against GEORGE T..
BETS aud others whereby was appoued referee among
determine and the share OF the estate
EPHEATM HOLBROOk, deceased, 20 which ench OF ms
their legal representatives Is enu led under the sd
Of judgments therefore, do hereby give nOtlce
and appear before AT my ofce NO I'D
Broadway NeWIork CITY the 23d day 81 March 1873
~ o'clock in the forenoon prepared then and there 10 provo
persons above named your claim
through them uOn estate Of Ephram HObro0B late OF
the CITY OF New-YOrS, deceased your default viii be
and the estate distributed forthwith, IN accordance
with Law.
New.York, February 8, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
miscellaneous.

NETWORK, April %. lb7sD
AT a REGULAR MEETING of the BOARD
heltlths day the folloEn was unanimously adopted
whereas by the hand Of death our associate COMMIT,
from The his long and usein ne aud his CO..
aborers and nersOna proper that should
place OF the value OF his life ana labor
Therefore, Resolved that by the death OF George W Bunt
our country citizen OF firm, mpromsng and active
patriotism proven in her hour OF trial city nau
devoted heart and mind 10 her interests. ana
failed 70 encourage those who ab0rd 10 aayanoo
oppose with his whole energy AL schemes 20 cur
tail prosperity despO her Of her natural adyatagt
ResO ed That by long aud wespent life IN the service OF
his country, OF his love and the interest OF naNa
ton, he has earned that which he valued more han ~ S
success title the gratitude Of his country men am t.
OF his time and especially place In the memory o 'os"
who down 20 the sea in ships" - 4, q, sauv
papers, and that copy be engossed anu pie9SH0" " LIS
family mark of our sympathy anu eSt'on'
by O'u'' u Wv AMBROSE SNOW,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24


shipments ~ P0tatoes BIOS hbl', against 1876
hhl- last week Old Potatoes continue plenty and duil
with prices somewhat ire ggsr some frsI receipts nom
Western NsF-lurA were especially attractive AMI were
readily fraction above outside quotations. McssrA
g. judge 81 NrsUy pItr rg:tult,d some IL bbi-
Seeding from the paChhw. grown aud perfected
los Mr. hPulr, ~ Rochester. Monroe" COUNTY tHs stare
claimed 10 De % superior quality maturing about
than she P,lchhl'W hardy and productive
The ruar which the uyf-dc but with no .iredks
under Tho zslu. viii not help toe sale oil the
prI elaco liable quality Of 81, potato may make
tlr cu',r popular. really good ne" variety ~ p"a-
10 be- needed ius' now. Sow Florida potatoes were
MOTE plenty. Tho Bcrmud1 steamer arrived this morn
VITA moderate cargo. and the STOCK put 'u NJ
qrptatou- PoItoe, du and lower. North earn
Ina pear not plenty fonda cucumhsH we're oArIed
today 5tr 20 crate Asparagus Tell on I'D lf,t' some
choice dCs-,y ami Oyster Say vas SOLE ~ "a, u mag
higher ngrUH than quoted OLA onions anu taOhabe arc
Quotations;
Ppilfoys. Squa-h'., MAI -,
Rg.o Dbl q 6 goa 90 p g,.. 3 36S so so
Du. Polrhblow... 25c 90 ONIONS. Rod ., -.
Do. Bermuda, nov = 600 Yellow. BILL. wv %
DO. De. sweet DO W NIT. / QUO . W
bbl............. 1jf 90 1uuIps HGssla... 2JG %
Tuu,tou. Born. / OJ4 ! u Pests. charleston
Bermuda On.uA-. aH" savannah. uu@ %
per Cg1tc ....... : ~
Suug Ec8us Florida per crate ~ 5uGs2 so Asparagus,
pc! duL buI,4',, S-a.j % Lettuce, I'r Doll e-HS5
sISuUE..
Jyports ~ ReCswaN f9V a. AGAINST fi3 - for the
previous week Exports 4 Ic4heG, - bags ami OF Clover
Seed 500 bag- Nu change n Ic, ~ articles quoted be
low except yIspl. sugar which higher Quotations:
Honey, Glover fancy, Maple -usaI hgDt-..lD ol2
snail uJEc-, 1....... ia , Do. darn ~ ~ IL
Do IA 10 Maple SYRUP p gal 70 dfl %
DO. Bu. Ewhrlt........- HG.p clover seed. good 10
pp strained -......... lUGl2 choice. . n ~ a. =
EcttwaE q o. III A2DIH' y Timothy seed. good
Feather. gcr,s Bio $50 puIc, bush. 81 80 81 80
Pop Corn. . d.. o. l'aG&'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDlN3 Arm -. ISIS.


GcusFdf E.rfr.Uus
send only articlc and Ot'r expenses eat
up poor goods Pat everything u good order An attractive
LOOK examination and often makes sr where
dirty package suyyny appearance fails Pack securely
50 mat the motion will not allow the contents O. change about
Toe plenty Of cs1H dr with Marx plainly
win NUTS stencil plate Us br,aLd note contents on The
box OIL barrel stating The auuuut alec. Svd lvif az The
same time stating What j. sent The IUuc time etc An IN
should also be lntu.rd m batIt or box Always
pIcharC- for yuurH'U
goods put shape that YOUR mark In IN
fipfuaI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
tiDue quiet, weak sales 700 Dry Texas. 400
nerican, 900 Dry Texas Kips, 1900 Dry ana

HOPS-Quie nOmnaly unchanged exporters wholly out
Of the market state, 1871 5dlOc; do. Eastern, 5dsc
DO. Nodrhng, Ease; Old, .ld2c.
LEATHEK-hemock Sole hrm improved demand Union
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
EUROPEAN advertisements.

GWITZERLAND.-In a beautiful situation
, I'm tho French part Switzerland, but twelve hours
from private family would receive few persons IN
board particulars address SELLEROUT Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
The Central TrusiCOmpany
OF NETWORK.
No. ID NASSAU-STREET,
CORNER OF PINE.sTREET
Capital, Sl.0OO,0OO in U. s. Bonds.

Allows interest on deposits returnabe on demand OF at
specified dates. ,,.,.,..... u,orl,on "a
Likewise IL legal depository LOT money
maid IA to BY order Of any surrogate.
Also acts registrar transfer agent OF STOCKS ana
trustee railroad mortgages ana as CUSTODIAN on Do' Vi
railroads under process Of foreclosure OF -
IudIyidua. firms. corporations ana socGte. soolnB IN
come nom money abeyanCe, or at rest Will hhu SAFETY anu
advantage ~ VAS HENRY n sPALDING, President
BENZ u. SHERMAN, { Vice. Presidents
FRED'k Il. COSSIHI, :
g. IL r. BABCOCK, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
s.,,, n p,pcocK BENZ. d. SHERMAN,
go ms 1uoRyF GEORGE W. LANE
ISAAC y. PHELPS JJALoba ~ LHMlLl ( 40,
JOSIAH n. FiskE, Hio. hAOIL LLlNh 0hiLiEn
CHAs. g.. LANGDpN, l'ooNELL ohEEi7
EDMUND W. CORLIES, ~ "A. Low,
ERFD.K III. COssnT, AMOS II. ENO,
uiW NJ APPLETON CHAs. q. FRANCKLYN
GUSTAV eCHWAnS WM IL WEBB
D,yIp Dows ]. PTERPoNT MORGAN.
MARTIN BATES, PERCY X. PYNR,
WN ALLEN BUTLER HENRY H. SPAULDING,
JAMES p. WALLACE DAVID WOLFE BISHOP.
nor sALE.-New-Yo York, Providence and
Il Boston Railroad company SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
payable 1899 part VI $1,000 900 frat mortgage Apply
NJ MoR0ANS IONS, 80 WilllamsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Receipts u 10 bba. against sos lbls. for
previous exports 2gl JS bDi- Tor
previous week. Ecco Of Peas % lpo BUSH against
1927 previous and 2l,3'I
bush, against 1876 bush for previous week. AIrNai-
continue 10 De very mOdcrutt, ard with quiet AMI iy
steady feeling aud little rune- ses somewhat
limited. MarOws have advanced fraction. MEDIUM, SOW
firm Pea Beans TITLE higher and both Wtite and Red
k-ln-E Melna hANe boon l.ImN hrln. 4LmLnlnma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Shipments OF Apples ~ bbls against 29O bbs tot
previous The moderate demand apples -
aud the limited business Is at full prices
Crauberies were steady, shade hrmer Arryas
OF Strawberries by Norfolk Fity were OF
mixed qualities sold 25a3Uc. per quart poorest Tor
ess Than The freight The Charleston due ~ not
I'M oranges are scarce quoted In nominal IN
Guiding Valencia S5Gsl0 per- case and hessna at - oO
0S4 90 per box .----..,-,- --so 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
bruste plaintiff Mirgareha GuweileT Joseph ut
We Ter Mary Peters Horace b. Cahn Frederick W. Foeller
Rudolph SchuttC V. Hecker John y.
Hecker 10 the above named defendants: You
hereby summoned 10 the complaint IN tns acton,
Of answer on the plalntr attorney
the service and in OF your failure appear,
answer Judgment will De taken against by default for
the relief demanded in the complainst Dated Ne"-Nork,
April /. 1873. - -, . - ~
Office address, No 1856 IudON-St n Y city.
the defendants, Mgareha GUtweler aud Joseph Gut
weller The IA served upon Won and eacn
Won by publication order OF Hon. Charles
DOnOhue Justices Of the supreme Court OF h6
state NewYolk dated the 22d day OF April 1873 aud duly
filed with the complaint that day. in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the City and County OF NewHor at The Court House III
ERNST C. r GXSTEYGER, Plaintiffs Attorney 100
Ludlow-st. n. Y. city. APPS laN6W6
SUPREME COURT-Leonard Case and
- Emerson Opdyeke and others In pursuance
orders entered in this action the an day
of December 1877 and the 23d day Of April 1875, whereby
referred TO the Undersigned 10
make pgury who the creditors of the tate firm OF
Opdycke Steele and entitled TO share In the funds IN
hands Receiver appointed by tins Court notice s
hereby creditors Of said firm To In and
exhibit their claims and demands before at
office No lac Broadway, the City OF New1Or ON or De
Of May 1873 at p M OF SAID day. ana mat
such creditors shan not come In and prove TIER
referee aforesaid on or before
the san h day May ISIS will be excluded from sharing
in the said firm which have come into the
~ 4. +. DAVIES, jr, Referee.
BUcKHAM, sNALRs & WALKER, Attorneys for Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
Do.do.p poor TO fair ! 75d2 80

IU.UV' UUUI IOIlaII "a . %
Oranges
Florida, Valencia
per case. 3 0Od 10 90
Messina per box. 8 5OG4 90
Strawberries, Nor
tOlk...... -......... qua %
,RRIEs--DRIED.
were 100 pkgs., against $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
FURs AND SKINS

FUR5 AND SKINS.
Trade Ia dul and irregular While receipts compare
uNcy light stocks accumuating For of the best,
| prices nOminay as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Receipts past week lO03j boxes, against lo52O
the previous week. Exports 6l6l2G h. against
1872 $3.50 week stocks Of Oh closely worked on,
aud New than required for the regular
uadc Thus the remains about steady, with urn
outside quotation l5ac. Is an extreme
figure dealers Soy that while small lots Of Fancy GA
Cheese firmly ned l34c, the business done mainly
in New AZ % dI3c. Quotations: -.
state act'y dI8it WInt'r m'de West'n dlO
DO. prime 20 choice. 10 l22 Do skins ...... aS
DO falr 10 good. oil WlscOnsind1 fancy az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
FRANCIS FORBES.


ANsoy M,LrBY attorney for Elizabeth many
others heirs OF Ephraim hObruOk,
90 Wuliamst, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Arrivals for the week H. 922 bbs against 20iii bills
last week Exports 100 bills The receipts have been Ho
crate fair and steady fully sustained
figures Among days offerings number OF bbls OF
ciuice from Canada marked 10 sell at llc per
dozen The LINED Eggs dealers hands forced on
irregular prices but mainly at Gle dozen The gen
era selling price for Western today was lOgc Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
PnrITEY ANn GAMR

Rec p's Of live have been moderate, and marked
advance from the Tow figures OF last week must b. noted
a dc-cr iors excepting Ducks and Geese The supply Of
dressed Poultry has also been Hight and general advance,
Tm feeling al the close the substance OF the report
AN dealers to-day. Wild Pigeons plenty today
DAYS past. but have SLOW sale. Wild squads
-u fl!ry at quotations Tie season Oi Wild DGcks cu's
lawfully week from tomorrow. tapOns about done with,
closing out lots gong NJ dJjc. g. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Receipts 1913 bales against G3j bales the previous
week Shipments 100 bales. The market IL stagnan with
no change In prices. reports from country districts
10 Tie eject that have nearly finished pOleseuc
and are hopeful Of good the coming hop harvest
Quotations:
1877. state, fancy loo 1877. far.. Ia
1871. good prime. 1877. Wisconsin \
1877, fair gOUd.... Odds ..............>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
financial.
STOChS.

Gas STocks.
All Nev-York Brooklyn and also oil kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt IN by
GEO. Ii. PRENTISS
u rad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
cie from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports for
the week ending April %, and since the beginning
OF the year:
1875 1877. 1873
For the week.. si58254s sj.626808 s5,G7632I
Previously reported 7O4O2,lS3 7Gl4733O 1Ol ,83l,I35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

The aycrag' daily receipts were: Ere Railway, 2925
cans Of mix and 30 cans Of GREEN Harlem Ran
road, 2.41O cans OF milk: New Haven Railroad,
$50 cars; Hudson RIVER Railroad, 4tO cans; Mid,
land Railroad go Of milk and 81 Of cream
CcancOus nearby routes, 1850 daily total Of $3.50
of milk and ll9 Of cream, against daily total last
week OF Syi2 Of milk and l3 Of The supply
CONTINUES % De In OF the demand and dealers
luCf1uy forced prices which claimed be- be-
low the mark profit For the first days the
price for The surplus milk sold at the depot the
Harlem Railroad 81 - can; fell 10 al - Thurs
day; advanced 90 ~ 40 friday To - saturday 10 ~
sunday, aud CLOSED at ~ 30 Ana the average the
q Nm : .L---. - M -LL-LL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-29
nnr nr,.h Erui,nananza.

Nashville American: leading Nashville
1,ros ,sr offers a suggestive hint to the Amert-
can for the edihcahen OF fruit growers, which
we re, gard of such practical value and protlt
to theL.1 that we lose no time In laying 1t be-
fore thelu. II IL IN the manner of drying
peaches al1d apples for market. After hav5
inc baen ne aied and sliced, the fruit should
he strung or threaded on cords and suspend
ed in festoons IN the sun. With a large nee
die and stout eCTd a child could do this work,
which would furnish employment for the
Younger meuibe-rs Of a thrifty farmers house
hold. The advantage of this mode over the
old method OF drviug IA va the preservation OF
the sweetness and color Of the fruit. The
strings NAV be easily removed to shelter at
night aud in case of rain. By tue old, shift
less custom of drying on boards the fruit Is
exposed TO the dew at Dight and to the show
ers, and is rendered gritty and unciean by
accumulation of DIRT, and the color Is as uns
Emesentable as the taste rs unpaiatablc, from
zoe smoking it Is subjected to by exposure.
But when dried in strings, after the method
su0gestsad, and sheltered from rain and night
dews, the Sruit Is sweet and unshriveied, and
has a bright golden color which enhances
fine market yaile. Farmers and fruit grow
ers. instead Of two or three cents for dried
peaches, might, 10y this cleaner process. real
ize from ten TO fifteen cents. Merchants pay
twenty-five cents in New York Tor the Des'
article of dried peaches. Our grocer exhloit'
ed to us beautiful specimens OF TINS rlcni
bright fruit, and "a to favor, tulness anG
color, the dingy, dark, shrunken fruit, drleo
by the old process, certainly suffered IN tne
comparison. A great deal OF money Wouio
be saved by the adoptiCu of the simple meth
,od suggested
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-29
OR.EEvArIoNs YESTERDAY.
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE U. !. ARlGI, /
Friday. June %, 1878. 10 on pm Z
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITY.

The Roumanian delegates in Berlin have
abandoned hope, and are about to return to
Bucharest.
The afflirs of the Borler City mills. at
Fall River, Massachusetts, are to be wound
up by trustees.
The general impression prevails in Russian
circles that the congress will result In tenn
porary relief but not in real settlement.
The proposed Austrian occupation of Bos-
MIA and herzegovina causes universal un-
easiness in Servia, and military preparations
continue
General Fadaieff has handed the Seryian
government Sax hundred thousand dollars,
the balance Of the war expenses guaranteed
by Russia.
The Harvard y ale boat-race at New Lon
don, yesterday, resulted in victory TO the
''oars" of the former club by twelve lengths.
TiIne, twenty-five minutes.
The gold medal of the French geography
cal society was presented to Henry NJ. Stan
ley, the explorer, yesterday in Paris in the
presence OF brilliant assemblsge.
The Duke of Cumberland, son of the late
KIne George, of Hanover, has not abandoned
his rights to the throne, and no arrangement
has been made with the Prussian govern
meut.
Judge Sidney Breeze, Of the Illinois su-
vile, Illinois. He is said 10 have beer tdc
oldest Judge in the country, being over eighty
years old.
The remains Of the queen of Spain were
removed to the Escurial with great CEREMONY.
In the city Of Madrid the streets along the
line Of the funeral procession were filed with
vast crowds OF silent and mourning people.
The European peace congress has unani
mously adopted the proposal of the French
plenIpoteutIaries that Europe should refuse
to rscogBiz3 the independence Of Servia un-
less the Ssrvian Jews were relieved from
their present disabilities.
An event of importance for the future OF
Austria Is the imperial sanction given to all
laws respecting the Austr0 Hungarian com.
promise. This difficult matter, which occu-
pied both parliaments for more than two
years, may be regarded as settled.
A match was made at Long Branch, last
night, between Lorillard's Spartan and
Dryers Bramble for two thousand FIVE hun.
dred dollars a side. one thousand dollars for
felt, mile and quarter dash, carrying one
hundred and ten pounds, 10 be run at Mon
mouth park Saturday, July 9Th.