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New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
HE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.

THE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.
LONDON, Wednesday, June 1, 1870.
The Paris correspondent of The Telegraph
states that the Prince OF Orange slightly improved on
Tuesday but there to be but little hope for his
cOyery.
LEor OLlar Eotslan Nsrs s.e Eirst PIqsl
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
A RUSSIAN BARRICADE DISCOVERED.

A RUSSIAN BARIICADE DISCOVERED.
LONDON, Wednesday, June 4, 1879.
Tie Standards Berlin dispatch says: ga
blrcade was discovered the night Of the 30th ut,
near the Pcterhof Palace, across road which the
Czarcwitch and wife were about to traverse"
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
sun r,es.. 4:sO sun sets 7:o7I Clock slow In 5ss
Moon rises 500 Moon sOuths. Aosns age. days l5
TO-DAY-A.
sandy Hook. 7:l6 GOV Island I52 zen Oate-- S%I
HIGH WATER TO-DAY "
sandy Hook 743 Island. SOL Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
Reduction of TWentY-fEe per Gent.

Small Mexican Meshes price 37c marked down from 60c
Mexican Nesle price 5Oc marked down trOm SJc,
silk and Wool Brocade Grenadines price soc, marked down
from SOC,
Atwood Damasse Grenadines price 81, marked down from
81 2j
SILK and Wool Striped Grenadines price 81 25 marked
Ray6 stripe silk Grenadines price 81 So marked down from
50
silk and More Stripes price 80 marked down ~ so.
and SilS stripes, 81 marked down from - 3O
SPECIAL ATTENTION L. DIRECTED TO
3l5 PIECES OF SILK WOOL GRENADINES,
Reduced to II the yard; former price s2.
Fine French Bunting 4G inches wide 75c, well worth 81.
Fine French Bunting 26 inches wiie Soc, well worth 1904
Lace and satin striped Bunting, soc, well worth 1Jc
American Bunting, allwOOl, from 25c upward.
Cashmere De Beige, l6c yard, good value for 25c
Ohair plain oOl0rs l5c. good value Tor 25c.
Armsu Cashmeres. lSC. yard, good value for 25c
pnhead checks double width, 25c per yard, good Vauo
for 4Oc. ,, - , ,,,,- o-. .-,
Wool iupns De Beige per yard good 3jc.
Atwood Twied De Beige, extra fine, 5Oc per yard, good
value for i6c.
Striped Monte Cloths, a72c yard good value
for 6Oc.
silk and Wool French Novelties 81 per yard good for
They complete French Printed
Monte Cloths, CneyiOs >atlns French.
scotch American Gmghams and Irish Printed Linen
Lawns AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Samples Of Goods and illustrated Catalogues send
grautousy by man to all parts OF the country a2pcston-
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
stamford Mfg CO. william II Bowen, Jackson Boston, I'd
FOREIGN PORTS.

LONDON June 3-Atr AyOnmouth Bclsize, from
Philadelphia; str yan from Boston, has plssod Crook.
haven
W Harris from ScwOreans; Lord Cough. from Phila-
delphl9.
oUEGSsrows June 3.-Arr str Pennsylvania, from Phna.
delphla for Liverpool
GLASGOW. June 3Arr 5fs Scotia, from New YORK Con3,
from Montreal
SOUTHAMPTON June 3Arr str Rhein from New.York for
Bremen.
I0SDOV June 3saiied 30h ult Herfof Herofsen.
Madfc the Tor BALTIMORE 3lst
u Clemanna both for New York. Huuaj 81 INST, Lying.
stO
Arr 3lst nit Olga T, luxor TENT Modests Zoda Frank.
lin Ajax latter AT EsnOre 2d inst Johann Keple Ma.
bel TAYLOR Scly; Thomas stove, of FamOathj Os-
mOnd o. ren, Ispwc; Penery. Nellie Aatsura Jess
sOnda, CalOpe Stewart Freeman. President Washington
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

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JAMES EXPECrORANE
TOWER CLOCKS MADE By
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forty have proved Themselves 70 be hs
reliable made country. They made IN
the and viii give satisfaction 10 tie most fasI
iOus tmekeeper.
Now READY
THREE NRw NOVELS FOR 20 CENTS.
TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA 40 Is
contains
Three Different Complete stories 0f English Lifa
under the general tiieOt
THREE WIVES,
By the well.knoyn andpopular Authorn
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Sent by mail On receipt Of price.
Address The TRIBUNE,
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
COIOred Grenadines and Bunting

In al the Latest STYLES and C)lorncs,
Consisting Of
GEMS D'ARNEs. ROBINS EGG and PEACOCK BLUES
GARNETs, BRONZES, GREENS. OLIVES and DRABS
ALL NEW AND EXCLUSIVE SHADES,
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ENGLISH GRAIN.

Decreased Wheat Acreage and the Grow
ing Plant Backward-Market Quiet for
Home Grown Grain, but Rather More
Active for Importations-Oats in Moro
Active Inquiry at Better Figures.
LONDON, April Mark Lane Erpress says:
The acreage devoted to wheat will probably be
considerably less than the average. Even in
localities where the wheat plant is healthy it
ia backward. Farmers deliveries of wheat at
provincial markets continued on a liberal scale.
Some steadiness has been observable in the
provincial trade, but in many instances needy
sellers have been obliged to submit to a re-
duction, in order to realize. At Mark Lane,
English wheat was sparingly offered. All dry
lots changed hands at last weeks prices. At
the same time, trade was devoid of anything
like healthy animation. Foreign wheat has
come to hand rather more freely
from American Atlantic points, Germany
and southern Russia. Trade in spot wheat is
fairly steady but without special interest, bus
mess being exclusively confined to the supply
are in better request at advance of three
pence to six pence per quarter. Little or no
actual variation has occurred in the value of
any article, but quiet prevailed alike for wheat
and feeding corn, and consumption, unaccom-
panied by speculation, is still the principal
factor upon the action of which the probable
future course of prices is to be based. Sales OF
English week last week wer, AZ, 23l quarters, at
40s Sd, against 32,504 quarters at 48s Cd the
corresponding week the previous year. I'M
ports into the United Kingdom for the week
ending March I'D, S43, 667 hundred weights of
wheat, and 221 ,693 hundred weights Of -four.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02

New Orleans papers received by mail have
returns of the vote for delegates t. the consti-
tutional convention in nineteen parishes in
Louisiana and the aggregate is only s5,2es,
while in 1876 these parishes cast 86,447 votes
Fifty nine per cent. is a large falling off.
The expenditures of New Orleans in the past
eight years have aggregated 1872, S37, 531, and
the Picay,rae asserts that not one dollar of this
large sum has been spent in permanent inn
provements. However, s9,790,265 were paid
for interest and redemption of the bonded
debt.
Virginia, no longer the mother of Presidents,
is, however, the parent of Senators, being rep
resented in the United States Senate by six
Senators, to wit: Johnston, Withers, Hereford,
Davis. Coke, Thurman. The two LITTER repre-
sent Texas and Ohio, but were born OF Virginia
parents in Virginia.
An Intellectual member Of the Arkansas leg
islature has introduced bill abbreviatinp the
season of Lent from forty to twenty days. He
explains that everything else has come down SO
per cent since the war, and there should be no
| discrimination in favor of Lent.
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
wALLAcE's WORK.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Wallace commit
tee continued it's investigation to-day, and Mr..
Baker testified that no person in the treasury
department receiving less than one thousand
dollars per year was asked to subscribe to the
Republican campaign fund. r. B. Squires
testified that he was assistant messenger in
the war department. and did not subscribe
anything. Soon after receiving the circular his
salary was reduced to $50 per month.
KING ALL RIGHT.
The Senate committee has agreed to report
favorably the nomination of Clarence King.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed Francis A. Walker, SUI
perintendent of census. and John w. Clinton.
postmaster, Polo, Ill.
THE CABINET.
At q cabinet session to-day little beyond rou-
tine business was under consideration The
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
Wants a Hundred Thousand Dollars.

ST. LOUIS, April Thomas Walsh, a promi-
nent architect of this city, formerly superin,
tendent of construction of the United States
custom house here, filed suit this afternoon
against the Iimes-J Journal for malicious libel
in publishing an article this morning stating
that he is verging on insanity, and that his
peaiing to the court to appoint guardian fol
him. He demands 100000 damages. Depo.
sitions will be taken in the case next Monday.
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THEGREAT DEBATE
THE BITTLE OF THE POLITICAL
GIANTS CONTINUED.

Democratic and Republican Orators Speak,
ing to Their Constituents-The Former
Address Themselves to the Question at
Issue-Frantic Efforts of the Latter to Fire
the Northern Heart-Introduction of the
Legislative Bill With the Repeal Riders
Acknowledgement Capital News.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02

monthly debt statement led to some talk on
the finances, especially in relation to the probs-
BILE deficiency in the revenue. Some consular
and other appointments were decided upon.
The political situation was not referred to.
GIVEN TO THE JURY.
Counsel concluded the argument in the
Oliver Cameron case, to-day, and tho judge
said, Gentlemen of the jury, take this case
and dispose of it. Mr.. Clerk, paas the papers
to the foreman" The jury then retired.
FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the four cent. loan since
Yesterday 8 report, $169, 800.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Eddy, Corse Co., Troy, N. Y, stove manu-
facturers, have failed. Liabilities $4,000;
nominal assets $12O, 600.
The steamer Northwest left Detroit Tuesday
for Cleveland, the first boat of the season.
Proctor & CANDLES candle factory, Cincin-
natl, was partially destroyed by fire Tuesday
Loss S5O, 600; insurance $500
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
CARRIERS EAGLE.
1T SCARS PROUDLY OYER RADICAL
RIDDEN CHICAGO.

Carter Harrison and the Entire Democratic
Ticket Elected by Nearly 1000 Majority
"A Gain of Over $4,000 Since the Last
Election-Judge Cole Probably Elected
Associate Justice Of Observation-Disclosures,
Mimi, Declares for Licsl1se - Miscel-
laneOus Election Notes.
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DULUTH.

Interment of an Esttmable Lady-Flre Mar.
shall Sherwood-Steamboat Departure for
Prince Arthur's Landing.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
DULUTH April 1.-The estimable wife of
Judge e. F. Parker was inferred this afternoon
with imposing ceremonies.
At the annual IRE election to-day, Geo. W.
Sherwood, of Duluth Glee Club fame, was
elected chief fire marshal for the ensuing year,
with a majority of ffty-six votes.
The Sickowit left this forenoon for Prince
Arthur's Landing. It is the intention of the
owners to make two trips per week until fur-
ther notice.
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Lake Navigation Resumed

CLEVELAND, April 1.-The steamer "North-
west, of the Cleveland & Detroit line, arrived
here at P. NJ, having made from Detroit in
eight hours and a-half Quite large field of
ice was encountered near Point au Pelee but
the steamer came through easily.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
Private Signal Corps, o. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
Old ID. the Fnvovite.
IWabashaw Bulletin.

1t is even betting on Bill Window for
President, against the next Deluge. In strict
betting parlance, old D. ought to be the fav-
o1ite.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02

Don't forget the great sale of gold and silver
watches at auction at Wittelshofer's, No. 36
Jackson street, at 2 and p. 4. to-day.
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Miscellaneous.

PARIS, April IA battalion of Zouaves and
skirmishers on the way from Bumaile to Baghar,
Algeria, was caught between Zanaki and
Soukeltleta the 2sth of March, by snow storm,
and nineteen men persisted and fourteen others
are in the hospital.
RANaooN. April 1.-The authorities here have
announced that the Indian government main
tains q defensive attitude, and will avoid
rupture with the king of Burmah, unless
brought about by overt acts of aggression and
insult.
BELGRADE, April 1.-Returned Bosnians have
appealed to Austria for increased relief They
stated that 20, 900 of them have died by priva-
ton since their flight from their homes.
T1RNovA, April 1.-The committee on the
Bulgarian constitution has rejected the clause
which makes the Prince of Bulgaria vassal of
the Porte, and has declared in favor of free
schools, to which parents shall be obliged to
send their children.
SEVILLE, April Princes Christina has re-
ceived the last sacramento.
MADRID, April 1.-The necessity of advising
the king to marry again is much discussed in
political circles. The Pope has sent circular
to the bishop warmly advocating allegiance to
King Alfonso.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
Business Transacted at St. Paul Postoffice
During Month of March. 1879.
Richard Don't Wa,,t Jack Cade.
To the Editor of the Globe.

ST. PAUL, April 1, 1879.-The suggestion of
your correspondent "Jack Cade'' is we'll in.
tended, but think inconsiderately made, for
many persons have purchased tickets for
Saturday evening for the purpose of witness
ing the performance of Richard Ill, and the
substitution of "Jack Cade'' would greatly dis
appoint them. With all respect therefore,
sincerely hope that your correspondents sug-
gestion will not be adopted.
Truly yours, RICHARD.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, U. 8. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
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Getting Ready to Pay tho Piper

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 1.-The bill before
the House appointing a commission to adjust
and pay losses incurred by the Pittsburgh
riots, was discussed at length to-day and a
motion made to postpone action upon it in.
definitely. Defeated, yeas, "a; nays, 81.
Business Transacted at St. Paul POstoffice
During Month of March, 1879.
Received from sale of money orders.$ Il, 342 63
Received from sale of postage
stamps envelopes, ETC.. ......... 6,052 90
Received from postmasters on money
order account ............... GIGS 90
Amount of money orders paid. 41,707 %
Amount of funds sent to Chicago. SO, 100 90
Total. .................. 1856, $40 90
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R0,tntelia.
MIXED OCCUPATION.

LONDON, April Austria, England, Russia.
Turkey and Italy have consented to take rart
Italy, however, has made some reservation.
There will be no commander-in-chief. Each
nationality will have its own commander. The
sole object of occupation will be to prevent
any conflict between the Turks and BuIgarians.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02

DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather
29.97O $50 $40 NV. Fair.
Amount of rainfall or melted snow, O:
maximum thermometer, 43; minimum Their.
mometer, 19.
w. B. GREENE,
Private Signal Corps, q. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, April Il A. M.-Indications
for the upper lake region: Partly cloudy
weather, and in north portions light snow
winds mostly northerly, and stationary or
higher temperature. For the upper Missis-
sippi and lower Missouri valleys: Warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather. northerly winds,
cter.
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OVER THE OCEAN,
CABLEGR-iMs FROM THE OLD TO THE
NEW WORLD.
Austria. England, Russia, Turkey and
Italy Agree to q Mixed Commission for
Roumelia-An Official Return of British
Trade With the United States to be Made
Bosnian Refugees Dying by the Thou
sand-Miscellaneous Political Points.
England.
THE sogTH AFRICAN POLICY.


LONDON, April Thirty home rulers voted
with the liberals in the division last night in
the house Of commons on the resolution of
censure upon the Zulu war policy of the gov
eminent.
The Times, which generally supports the gov
eminent, says: All that the opposition main
tanned was that Sir Bartle Frere had acted I'M
justifably, and that the course taken towards
him by the government was lndefensible. In
this contention it will, we believe, be the gem
eral opinion that they were justified, and tho
governments numerical victory is a moral de-
feat. The main question, however, of our
course in south Africa remains undetermined,
and must some day be discussed with tho ut
most care.
Frederick R. Bevan & Co., merchants, failed.
Liabilities, 100000.
BALANCE OF TRADE.
In the house of lords, Lord Cottesloe, in
moving for an official return of the British
trade with the United States, pointed out the
large balance of American trade against Eng
land, and said he hoped the Americans would
see the advantages of reciprocity, because
while manufacturers in the north were benefit
ted by high duties, it was to the interest of
producers in the south to have free trade.
MEAT mpoRrAT1oNs.
Inc house or lords last night ordered oOnn-
putation of the quantities of meat imported
monthly from the United States, from Feb
ruary, 1878, to January, 1879.
MURDER MYSTERY.
Catherine Webb, or Webster, arre1Ded for the
murder of Mrs. Thomas, fragment of whose
body was found in the Thames, states that on
Church, keeper of a beer house at Hammer
smith, committed the murder. Church has
been arrested.
OFFICIAL TRADE RETURN.
LONDON, April 1.-The house of lords has
agreed to the motion for an official return of
British trade with the United States.
POSTPONED.
VERSAILLES, April 1.-The senate, by vote
of l57 to 126, postponed until after the Easter
holidays discussion of the question Of removal
of the senate and chamber of deputies to Paris.
APPROVED.
. PARIS, April 1.-The chamber of deputies has
approved of Minister Ferry's education bill,
with some modification in details. -
I9nas o1Sn
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

5= 4 MONTHLY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following is the
public debt statement for March:
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
The Senate.
LNC Sctutcs
YELLOW FEVER DISINFECTING.

YELLOW FEVER DISINFECTING.
WASHINGTON, April IA bill appropriating
100000 for yellow fever disinfecting vessel
passed.
Senator Gordon took his seat.
Senator Cockrell introduced bill for tho
erection of a public building at Jefferson
City, Mo.
Senator Davis, W. Va, said that difference
of opinion existed at the adjournment of the
late Congress, as to whether the joint rules for
the government of business were now in force,
and he therefore submitted q resolution to au-
thoriZe the committee on rules to take the
whole subject matter under consideration and
confer with the committee rules of the
House with view to joint action thereon.
The resolution was agreed to, with an amend
ment to except the general appropriation bills
from the operation of the former sixteenth
and seventeenth joint rules.
The Senate went into executive session pend
ing motion by Senator Edmunds to take up
the resolution heretofore offered by him, de-
claring that the business and other interests of
the country required that legislation should be
confined to the objects for which the extra sea-
sion called. When the doors reopened, adj
iOurned.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
A -TUNIS JOHNSON AUCTIONEER.
IA. Old Stand, 81 Nassau St.
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o, AT II O'CLOCK.
AT OUR SALESROOM, 81 NASSAU ST.,

LARGE SALE OF ANTIQUES AND CURIOs,
just arrived per steamship Glenartney
FINE rEAKWOOD FURNITURE, ,TvORYWARE, MUSIC
BOXES playing from to airs; Satsuma Ware. Mexican,
Chimes Lacquers Kito Ware Mexican Fig
ures Mexican Pottery: sandawood Goods, very elegant
sUPERB su1sf [;EAND PIANO BY ERARD. OF PARIS,
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Household and Office Furniture
Removed from O'Reiily Bros Storage Warehouse,
20 very hnc ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
cut Glassware Siverware leather Dining and
Library Furnuro Pnrlor Suits together with seven bar
Kitchen Utensils, with which the sale will COM
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

I 20 MILES FOR SI-ExCURsION OF NEW NAM
Id Lmoth steamer G: IL. NORTHAM to New Haven,
Sunday September leaving Peck slip. mt 10 A. NJ, 23d
at. East River, at 1913 A. NJ Returning leaves New
Haven at ~ r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
COAsTWISE sTEAMsHIPs.
TI.b DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sPs m Ps e sRf e
FOR RIcnMoND yi. WEST. PoINT MoMpAl. sSo
whDSMsDh i,ssnss. ol EEwEs Ila ps and BE1
and connecting railroads MONDAY "hpNHsDAi anu
CHANGE OF PIER. ,.... NJ.
fop Peaerssars and Richmond via West Point and
s s sSa @si
will also depart FROM there. :,
and u. steamers ssa1sri %ili Ss dseharse there
pon. anrsnsh ssdss'
esnsral essspil' oses' fsesisS ls1 Sss Gressnweh St
At Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS. LINE.
Leave pEof Fiji f's ns bysi VERA Cruz
EA via Hayana. % Progreso camDeaehy and Fron.er.
CITY CITY 81 3E MEN
SHTY SHTY 81 MAsuSSfoN iisvan. fSaIs ssp, 3
SONS 81 IA j Si:.Sss S 10
SAv4ASSTEssBBA ASEsBA4 kSR 4tasbHF HtafIPA AND SATURDAY
pie! 4s Norih River No so', foot Of Spring
SiIy GAcoS Captain ksmn.on ssr,u.a:y Sept
Connecting with Central Rarond q Georgia, A.la.tie
sEok S Fss ;ss
Gsn,s Railroad Of George No. a3e s srG.SwSy e. s q
Broadway.
NEW YORK ASP SgRH A1h bIREGF S5FAAsHf LINE
s,::%s gsS'ssy ss':%sssr
Magnificent passenger accommodations
JAMES T. WARD CO., lis Wall ST.
u EY WEST AND FERNANDINA. FLA. DIRECT
MSr cam r Leave ps5 20 East msS % sSue %
AUSTIN, Captain Stevens will sail on Friday September
NJ l., F0T ssTh Rs'sse ana oee psr
10 East River
L1oR GALVESTON NDIRECT.-MoRGAN's LOUISIANA
= and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company. Steamer
NEW YORK, Saturday. September . (sooner It fuip,
taking freight to Houston and all points Texas Central
Texas Pacific and San Antonio railroads; lndianola Bra
Santiago and Brownsville and Corpus Christi via In
danola. - 49,
has been in yellow fever infected places since
wednesday, september 5; GENERAL WHITNEY, satur.
day. September carrying freight for Mobile and oil Mis-
sissippf River points.
For freight snd and further 4 intcrm:,ion apply to p,
PERMUDA. WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company,
FROM C0MPANY'S PIER NEW 40 NORTH RIVER.
For BERMUDA-Steamship BERMUDA. september II:
and PONCE. Porto Rico. and ST. THOMAs-steamshp
For NXRTISioTE, ST. LUCIA BARBADOS and
PASSAGE RATEs GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight; pasasEe and and insurance apply to to
A. E. OUTERBKIDGE &.CO., AGENTS. % Broadway
TExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT.--THE
1 steamer CAKONDELET. Captain Burrows, VIII sell
CRY or AUSTIN, direct to Key West, septcmber5.
on the International and Grand Northern Galveston
Houston Henderson, and the Galveston. Harrisburg
railroads Passage to Galveston reduced
For freight passage and general Information apply
G. H. MALLORY & CO. Agents.
pier 20 East River