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rived.

Steamship Knich erbocb err. Kemble from New York.
1gd ult, to A Moultop--2d die
ship Caledonia Potter 50 days from Genoa to siias
Weeka aco=4th dis
Span bark Resolucon. Rodon. from Havana, to mas.
tsr--Point
ne bark Sophia, willing, so days from Belfast, to
fnaster-Puint
Nor bark Aesir sandatroom 10 days FIN st Thomas.
IL W IL Whitney-Point
Schr Frank q low. Baxter. 10 days from Beaufort,
10, TO Union Oil Ca--Grstna
Nehr Ben jones, Abtahamses. from Grand Gail on,
to ~ X Poole 81 dis
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Exports.

L1VERpoOL--Per steamship Gassend 9 90 bales
cotton 81 600 bushels IN bulk
II LIVERPOOL--Per steamship Hay tien-5600 bales
Cotttn 1878 sacks
GENOA--Per bark Peppina--l24D bales cotton 1900
bbla cotton seed oil 4sU0 pcs slaves
HARGELONA--Per bark Voladora-2B26 bales cot
ton
APPALACHICOLA.--Per achr Enterprise--1s5
bills -four l2U0 sacks 10 racks ctifse bxa meat
~ bbla pork bbls whisky s9D ok 20 sundries
BKEMEN-Per ship Ubland--- J2oo bales cotton
$500 pos slaves
d BKEMEN--ret ship Car----4o3p bales cotton 1870
pos gtavea
PROFESSIONALLY bark seadr t--el4s sacks
pileake
M0BILE---Per aohr kebecca---S hhds sugar sl3
aapks corn 80 sacks oats 50 sacks bran
IfvEKPUOL-Per steamship Borussia-2s5t bales
Laottpn
q HAvANA-per steamship Bornssia cases mdse
Imp0Tss.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Knc, erbocEer---
Assorted mdss
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RaEUF Nay EIs.

REGULAR BLACK AND BEUF RIVERS
PACK EFT.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March G, ut & D. m
r. = FOR EAsONS FERRY. POINT
gEstS Jefferson. Girard Alto, Rcd Mouth
ss''as.s@"s~ Jun Point and all landings on Busuf
and Blnck rivers-The steamer
ERA NO. I0,
Tom Taylor. master, s. r, GOODWIN clerk,
will leave rs above Pays particular attention
to MI Black river business. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
mh3 LORD h MoPEAKE Ac Camp street
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W. w. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
n
MONROE TRnTSTA

Practices In the parishes Of Ouachita, More.
house and Richland. Claims taken for collec
aging same In connection with attorneys resid
tng there. no30 eThuIy
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STEAMSHIPS.
BREMEN.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS, VIA HAvRE, SOUTH %
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
EfK1H. The steamships OF the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips.
as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans. a
FRANKFURT, Feb. 20, about March II.
NURNBERG, eMarch 20 about April "a.
HANOVER, -- ---
These steamers touch outward at Havre ana
Havana and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen; Southampton or Havre TO Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Cab $50 gold: Steer
age. $3s lgold),
From New Orleans to Southampton. Hayre or
Bremen-Cabin $50 fgold); Storage, s45 (gold)
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. ssS
(goldl; Storage. s15 tgold).
Children under ten years, half price; chill.
dren under one year, free.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY March T. Mt 10 m.
- FOR FORT SMITH, VAN BUREN.
k6s5a& MI DaTdanslle.. Little Rock. Pine Bluff
Sand all way landings-The light draft,
fine and fast passenger steamer
ASHLAND.
J. A. Williams master, j. T. Alexander clerk
will leave ns above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
" @. DENTZEI, Agent.
mhs s5 Natehez street.
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EXCURSION
To the Paris Exhibition.
Reduced Rates for First Cabin Only.

From New Orleans to Paris and back to New
Orleans BY steamer of this line, fgolD $780,
York by Q steamer Of this line, (gold) $3.50.
From New Orleans to Paris and back to Balt-
more by steamer of this line. (goldl s2l0.
Tickets of the last named class (Baltimore}
are good only to October 81, 1878.
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BeIew-CotnInH l1p.

Brit ship Anrie Bingay. Bond 81 days from Belfast
via key West to shulz &co
Nor bark Henre,te, Hobby, 10 days from Rotterdam
to master
Scbr Carrie Nelson, French, 25 days ftom Phadel.
phis TO master
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REGULAR OPEL.OUsAs PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, March s. at s o. m.
~ FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
lsas. Port Barre. sImmsport. Church.
avlle. and oil landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtabeau-T
new and light draft steamer
FANCHON,
I'm place Of the Bertha)
-, b. H. Broad master. sTheo John clerk.
WI VIII leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
" hRfTToN / RppLER 81 araver street.
Il. W. ADAMS 81 Commercial Place.
Connects OF Washington with line of barges
for Bayou BBuf, and with steamer Minnie ut
slnsport Tor Bayou des Gfaizes. jazz If
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RECErpTs AT THE OLD pAs1N

Bonfouca-Per schr Mary Diana--2o cords wood
to master
Horn Islapd-Per sohr Two sonso35o bbls sand
to order
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN q. 8. LINE

IHke. The steamship
N&A1EA<& ORATOR,
=. Corbishiey Commander. %
will sail on or about March IT, 1878 from her
wharf foot OF Calliope street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills OF
fading Tor the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt
These steamships. being of light draft. will
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN IL CO.,
Del " 30 Carondeiet street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
] AND BEND PACKET.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March G. Mt + y. m. %
III u FOR MEMPHIS. HELENA, MOUTH
kesssAaa& Of White river. Annapolis, Argyle.
Greenville. Lake Providence. Vieks-
burg Natchez and all bend md plantation
lhndings-The elegant passenger steamer
JAMES HOWARD.
d. H. Pegram. master ]. RI. Ghassaing. clerk,
will leave as above. paying particular attention
to bend and plantation business For freight or
q. g. WAYNE. LOG Gravier street,
mia J. b. WOODS Il co. 10t Com mon st.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 9. OF 8 .. m.
IT. n FOR NATCHEH, YICKBBURG
kEzzsssssz III Greenyille, ArkapoiH Terrene, He-
- lena Memphis and the bends
THOMPSON DEAN.
Jas; II. Pepper master. Frank Beck Jr.. clerk.
TO all way aud bend freghts.. Rates given and
through bills lading signed to oil points on
White and Arkansas rivers For freight or
passage apply on hoard or TO
BROOK EFT & GARTER, Bs Magazine st.
JANNEY Ii WORK, LOG Common street,
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the. Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas Hallway, via Annapolis, Ark
and TO Little Rock and stations On the Memphis
and Little Rock Railway, via Hopefeld, Ark,
BROOKETT b GARTER Agents,
oc26 BB Magazine street.
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vIcKsRuRG. GnEENvILLE AND BENDS,

vICKsRuRS, GREENvILLE AND BENDS.
FOR ARKAPOLIs, GREENvILLE. vIUKs-
BURG AND THE BENDS.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. at 8 D. m.
IT, A. FOR ARKAPOLIS. GREENVILLE.
A@A& Vieksburg and the Bonds-The lne
and last K psssanser packet
]. w. Tobin. master; w. N. Gaines, clerk;
connecting at yieksburg with Parisotts Line for
all points on Yazoo and TnlahatchIe rivers
Boat reserves tho right Ito pass all landings
that the captain may deem mNq, yn { Mnnv
BROCK EFT d CAHTER-
i. w. ADAMS.
Through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon
R s1as s1ons on and t rna
tions on Little Rock, Mississippi River and
Texas Railroad via Arkapolis
BROOKETT d GARTER Agents.
oc6 Be Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every TU ESt,AY at 6p, m.
r. - FOR VICKSBURG. NATCHEZ
Davis Bend and intermediate land
RORERT h. LEE.
William Campbell, master.
A. MoVay, clerk,
leaves m above, connecting ut Vlcksburg with
Parisot's Line for NIL points on the Yazoo. Gun
JANNEY j. WORK,
uITE d CARLIN, Agents,
a VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton
Monroe, and all stations ON tho Vioksburg.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La
w. B. BROCK EFT, Agent,
de31 80 Magazine street.
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Red Riyer AMI Texas.

He'd River ana Texas,
NEW {! 0H n 5A,E AND RED RIVER TRANS
f1ohTTAohb2 2LSW2H MYp ANp AsR EEfas "a
Through bills Of lading and through passen-
ger tickets to all landings on Red River, and all
ral!way stations In Texas The best route to
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave as advertised be-
Z Il pnrfee. Hol 4. +. Houns, I et MOB
N Y, :. KB;9 nna1 Bonnie Lee, Dawn
.sasas, FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER-
k.llkss..H ast~ - SON Hot Springs, and all land
sess4s lngs on Red River and railway
stations In Texas.
ToR SHREVEPORT.
Texas, Capt Geo. W, Rea.
Leaves WEDNESDAY March 6, at D. m.
Leaves SATURDAY. March 9, at s .. N.
FOR JEFFERSON.
Col. a. r.. MnMns, N =. Kouns. master.
Leaves THURSDAY, March T. at .. m.
No ,wharfboat charges, drayage or commission
Wlll be charged ct mouth Of Rod River, or Of
to the company by bill Of ladipg.
Foe freight or passage apply on board OF the
dravler street. JOS. 4 4J5KiE HJl TigesIdsnt =.
H1TE & oARL1N, BRiTTotR SS' EPpf hEERn''
.ja4 LOHD & MoPEAKE. Agents,
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET,
, H-R. FOR GRAND ECOEE MONT.
agomery. Alexandria. Normans Bar
bins and way landings-The steam.
err
NEW BART ABLE.
Richard sinnott, master, Geo. Hamilton, clerk,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 8 .. IN.
WI leave as above For freight or passage
apply on board or to II. W. ADAMS.
No. 81 Commercial Place,
P. S.-Frefght consigned to wharfboat mouth
OF Red river or to agents at New Orleans, for
steamer Bart Able. will BIO forwarded free OF
charge. au3O
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WEEKLY GRAND ECOHE PACKET,
IT, = FOR GRAND ECOEE. MONT.
gomery, Alexandria, Norman's Bar
~ @bin's and way landings-The steam.
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SIERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL,
DIEGO. 1884 tons. IL. Capt. Gasanaaa.
agILLERMO- ....1225 tons. Capt. Echevarria.
FEDEHlOO.... .-.1423 tons. Capt. Bidchea,
PEDRO; ........ 1906 tons. Capt Mungici.
CAROLINA ..... .1ss4 tons. Capt. Riestra,
GKACAA -. ..... s08 tons. Capt. Arizuma.
Rita: -. ........ 859 tons. Capt. Gartez.
JgANA: -. ........ 757 tons. Capt Gastanago,
the az aboye powerfully bpilt steamships viii
ing the coming fall. Will receive cotton and
sign through bills Of lading to any ports OF ths
sTESMb The steamship
RITA,
-, Capt. Gartez,
will sail from her wharf SATURDAY, Nov. al.
For freight and first class passage apply to
RANGER. FATMAN & CO., Agents,
oc4T AZ Carondelet street.
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Ilghtsrage TO Corpus Christi III AMI Mt risk
and expense Of conslgness,
>, Freight for st. Mary'G and Fulton landed ak
Rock port. 80
Freight for oil the above points received Ut thu
Depot Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad
loot OF Lafayette street. daily. until s D. IA.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST PASSENGER JsDEpEN
DENT ENpRFSS LINE-spEED, SAFETY
AND COMFORT
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IHupUrts.
Receipts Of Produce.

NEW YORK--Per steamship Knic, erbocHer-
Assorted mdHs
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NEWPORT FESTIVITIES.

MILITARY AND CIVIC SOCIAL PLEASURES AT
THE RHODE ISLAND WATERING PLACE.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. August 80 1873.
by the Newport Artillery, who gave them q ball and
blnQuet, which magnificent affair. They Will
return homo ia the morn ing at two o'clock. Hun
drcds turned out them parade this afternoon.
At private banquet rendered tho officers this evening
an excellent speech was delivered by Mayor Sumner
OF Hartford.
AMATEUR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
Tho bellevue Dramatic Cluo gave grand entertain.
ment al the Opera House this evening. The house
was literally packed with the elite OF tho place. It be-
ing the most fashionable gathering OF the season.
Sir Edward Thornton, the English Minister: Mr.
Ou,rsy, the French Minister, and Admiral InglsGeid
and stan from Her britannia Majesty's steamer
Belierophon, ana Rear Admiral Gore Jones, Naval
Aitache of the British Legation, and many
other prominent persons, including Congress.
man AckIin ana Mrs Godfrey, who 0sured
recently In a Washington sensation; Mayor Sumner,
oil Hartford; Charles NJ. Joslin, OF Governor Hub
bards sta and tho officers OF the Putnam PDalapx in
their Continental uniform were present. The enter
tsinment was great success, the parts being taken
by prominent summer residents.
SCHOOL VISITATION
Admiral Ingleneid has accepted an invitation 10
visit the public schools Nc xt week By the Chairman Of
the School Committee, Postmaster Co2goshall, who,
~ behalf OF The State Board OF Chario, rcQues cd
him 10 detail officer visit the State ins,tutons
ut his convenience.
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Shiny mps of hell, aud SO forth THIS brought
"say, how much do,s Butler payY"j The next on
saugpt all who HAD been lnstru mental IN pro-
that the foul deeds been done by I'M ssaries who
had been scnt among them 10 make plea tor break
ing up Legitimate a'ganizal'on OF worSngmen.
ONLY An HUMBLE INSTRUMENT,
Once In while kearney's numlny would over
come him. ana he would aver that was a simple
humble representative OF The American ingmen
Looking up 10 one OF mis- more amiable moods to the
crazy balcony above the platform, which ~ dan
ger OF coming down from the weight upon A.
aown aud Kill me" But In an instant
his solici,ude expressed Tor the reporters for
whom. he said. he was apprehensive, aud whom lie
regarded as workingmen who had to work hard and
Tor very poor remuneration. His auditors however,
DID not disposed 10 admit hem into the fold OF
labor, and tney heard the reference In silence
READS FROM HOLY WRIT
AS the devil 10 SAID sometimes 10 quote scripture.
SO MI Kcarney read IRON tue NTH chapter OF the
epi-tle 10 81. james, wherein there are violent full
minations against wealthy men, anu IN which. al
though not heretofore known 10 biblical ,ators
II appears there rs touching reference TO the labor
Iny who works 10 the Pennsy wanna coal IN nss a.
sixty cents day. c'Givs US song or the Chinese
10 that SAID kearncy. But first no had reference 10
make to hereditary Oondsmen wnc, II !hoy would
That was Daniel O'Conncli, he said, al
together Ignoring tho claim Of poor Byron.
reference TO the moneyed. ieprous ioagtaed almond
eyed parasites that iDcst the State OF Cai.orniar.
Tnsn ne tou now seven epcrs ad been found IN three
houses In California, anu VI these, he on.
engaged IN ironing the underlinen OF some fashionable
youns lady, ana he elaborated on this theme IN a
manner repugnsnt to all decency. But he proceeded,
"IteH you that II they do ieare al bidding
pi block up the Golden Gate Of San Francisco
their fostering carcasses and I'll TIE crepces with the
there's that brought them TO his country" This char
liable sentiment received with great applause.
WANTS soME
Al length Kearney came TO important question
touching on his financial condition. IL have got
twenty-five cents IN my pocket he SAID,
ask you TO take up small collection.
Undsrs,aLd that am not working for money. but my
expenses m usl PAID his hearers recognized the
necessity aud put their mites the circulating hat
with u good grace. Then Ksarncy wound up is har-
aneue. having been speaking for about An hour and
throequartets.
Lesser lights OF the labor party read series Of
resolutions dcnouncng what called the outrage at
Washington, demanding AN Investigation and mp
plaud,ng Kearncy's conduct OF the poblest
amplcs OF neroism OF which the world holds any rec
ord. Thus ended The proceedings, aud the people
dispersed slowly.
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MISS CRoUNCE BAlLED.

TIE ACCUSED BEFORE JUDGE DIxoS-BAIL
GIVEN TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL-A PROMINENT
POLITICIAN THE SURETY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LoSG BRANCH, August 80. 1878.
Miss Rsbecca Crouncc, who accused and ar
rested, charged with having stolen goods from the
Fiorids curiosity store, was brought before Judge
Dixon, OF the supreme Court, this morning, at tho
United States Hotel, Tor hearing. under u wrii Of
habsss corpus. 10 show cause why she should DO
held osi the afdavits made out before tho Police
Justice. Judge Dixon alter bearing the afntavIts,
stated that they made out Ia the usual FORM and
the Court not supposed 10 decide The guilt
iunecsnce soio the accused; that That was Tor the
petit Jury 10 decide aftor ths Grand Jury found
bill VI indictment, aud where aiidavits were made
out showing suspScIon OF guilt u was the duiy 81
the Court TO make commitment 10 tno County jail
hold the parties Dail appear before
Grand Jury. Juass Dixon then liked tho bail Tor
Miss Crounce nj $500 TO appear ~ Freehold al the
October oi tie Quarter Sessions.
Mr. John McEwep, = prominent Albany politician,
made deposit Of the above SUM with rc0dent Tree
holder who furnshsd tho reqalrcd bail Tue afair
when had boen kept silent until ~ appeared In
to-dAy's HERALD has caused considerable gossip
among the guss,s Of the hotels and the summer
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which the presldsn. and Congress. attach srea: i'm

which the President and Congress attach grca: i'm
portance.
THE RRIEAsx DECIDED on.
The Cabinet will therefore recommend that Her
Majesty remit the remainder OF the sentence Of Con-
don, and as a necessary consequences, the remainder
OF the sentence OF Melody, who convicted OF the
same offence. under such conditions Her Majesty
may be pleased to prescribe which will be the
residence OF the released prisoners outside OF the
British dominions for the remainder OF the sentence
for such sh orter period may be liked.
PARTING PEAsr
The utmost cordially prevailed last night at the
banquet and reception given at the Continental
Hotel at Paris by tho American delegates to the
Monetary Conference to their European confrsveS
Forty nvo guests were present. including all the dele
gates NJ. Leon Say tho President OF the Conference,
occupied the seat Of honor. No speeches we're made
BRIGASDAGE IN SPAIN
The Project Of Madrid has decided to send four
gendarmes with each express train to the Pyrensss
MORE PLOTS.
Another republican plot has been discovered 1t
LORNA, u village near Cadiz Eight arrests were
made.
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
The Paris Official Journal says:--"rhs delegates
to the International Monetary Conference not being
authorized 10 bind their respective govern msnts,
could not effect an international arrangement, but
the discussions will facilitate the study and solution
OF questions affecting the monetary systems Of the
several countries"
MONEY IN GERMANY
The Imperial Bank Of Germany has raised its rate
of discount dve per cent and for short loans 10 six
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"cIIEEK p

To THE EpIroR or rns HsRALD:--
You recently detailed mo TO visit certain pro-
fsssonal gentlemen for the purpose Of securing tho
best inior al hand with reference 10 tho de-
parturc from New York OF Mr.. Theodore Thomas |
obeysd your order The article appeared In the
HKRALD the next day. Ga the following day l re-
ceved this.
sNo. l2iv. NEw NoRg, August ~. 1878.
/ NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK
ss25. 1
In the envelope was a printed business card, with
the following words on the back -
You have done we'll Continue In your nozzle efforts
You Will nnd enclosed the original, including al.
dress don't think you have gentlemen on your
rta who are 10 be bought, sold or rewarded for tho
performance OF their duties. As one OF them, enter
an Indignant protest against sucn insults.
ONE OF YOUR REPORTERS
trhc encck and card enclosed ~ our reporter can
be bad by the owner By applying al this Office. ED
HHRALD.l
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POST OFFICE DEFALCATION.
DISAPPEARANCE OF A TRUSTED CLERK AND A
LARGE DEFICIT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

DISAPPEARANCE OF A TRUSTED CLERK AND
LARGE DEFICIT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ST. LOUIS, August 80. 1873.
Another defaication has como u light. This time
the defaulter Is a government Official, Frank A.
George, Chief Clerk, superintendent OF tho Money
Order Department In the st. Louis Post Office who
has filled that responsible position Tor eight
years. He abscopdod about three weeks age, being
q dcfaulter TO the amount Of from $1,000 50, 600
For reasons known TO the Postmaster here, or the
department At Washington, the matter has kept
pro oundIy dark ami exposure was made until to-
day George bad gwen a bond to the Postmaster, and
his bondsmsn will probably make the loss good.
THE DISHONEST cLxRK.
George 10 q blonde with very light mustache and
about six feet hieh. He was genial fellow and had
a large circle Of friends He not at all inempcr-
ate althouab given 10 social glass. With his friends
TOO ne was fond Of . game OF poker but ho never
played very cx,ravaesntly Six months ago he
risd Hiss Ada Harmon. When no disappeared no
took his vile with him. HIS salary was g., 100 per
year IL rs supposed that his stcangs have boon 60
Minister who formerly lived IN ST. Louis, ana came
originally from Eimirs, N. y, and Is now living IN
Wheeling, W. Va.
KNowNoruisGs ALL EoUSD.
The Postmaster here refused to be interviewed on
the subject. The government money 10 the habds Of
the dofsutinR clerk deposited at the st. Louis
National BanK, but this bank could give no inorma-
to tho exact amount OF the deiaicaton or the
manner Ia which the funds had been misa ppro pri-
ated. General Eiwprds the Assist United States
Treasurer In thus city, knows nothing OF the partcu
lara IL IS learned mat George abscOnded on the 10
Of August He Is thought to be hiding somewhere
near Elmira, N. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William Pitt Kellogg, OF Louisiana; Msyor
J. Beldeu, o Syracuse. aud Charlenagne Tower, Of
Philadelphia, ars ct the Finn Avenue. 4. A. Hayt,
United States Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, and
John N. Butler Of indianapolis arc at tho PARK Ave.
nre Captain Richard C. Msyno. Of the British navy,
Is at the Clarendon. General W. r. Carlin, United
States Army, Is at the Wiodsor Surgeon General
William Grier. United States Navy. Is ut the ST. Dena
Ex-senator John W. Stevenson of Kentucky la at the
New York. Judgs John ,xter, of Tennessee, is az
the Metropolitan. Eugene schuyler recently United
States Cons u General Consantinope is AZ tho Hon.
man. Lisutsnants A. Cook ana S. H. Login Of Har
Britannia Maesys ship sirius, at the Brunswick
Judge j. Pfout of Rutland. VT, at the Sturtevant
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