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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The racing at Brighton Beach track yester-
dav was well azeudcd usual. The winners Ton
AMANDA knight Templar, SPORTSMAN L. b. sprague and
smootawater, the first three being faYOrItcs. l. B..
sprague fonled Id Gloria the fourth race but the
Judges would the complaint Of the jockey.
The crowd Kissed at judges but they would not
verse their decision.
The first race, purse 5000, $50 to second, q mile.
There we're six starters. Pools sold TonowauGa 500.
Aisle $40, Resale Sl7. and the Held sl5 The Start
was good with Aisle aud Faith slightly front Aisle
held the lead to a furlong from wire, where her
o.kev "a sed up on her Tonawanda slipped by and
" Oh by head Fllth was third TWO cng hs back,
Rosa!e fourth Oscar Wide nftH and Reporter sixth.
Tne time lIO. French pools paid PA 40. The sec
ond race was for "A purse 500 500 secOud q mile
There starters. Pools sold; Knight
Trinvlar $50. held -3s starr the horses
Tue hall pole, knight Iemplar went 10 me irOn ana
won easily ~ a length, Emily f. sec0nI FaulcOnDrdgo
third Glenara tSIrtn Bonnie Y. nttn Grace sixth
and Harry o. The time Was lis. Frencn pools PAID
- 30. 800, .-,
second, scin2 allow dnccs, nile. Incrt were seven
starters. POOs sold: Sportsman 800, Monk
500, Flower Of kildare $50, ana held $40.
Sportsman easily By length ana quarter, MONK
second half a eng IA before King Nero. Inc rne was
l:3Ol2. French pOois pad I'll 30 Flower o! hlida =,
LORI Edward, Watchnan ana BIZ Bird hnisheG III N
order named. The fourth race purse Of 800,
SOD to second. all ages, l nile. There were four
starters Pools soldGared $3.50, La Gloria ITO, and
reid so sprigue IOuled La Gloria lew stiideH from
the the horses ran togetner unt fnrlOng Irom
the wire, l. Is. oprague went 10 the front
and won easily ny three lehslhs, l." G ii "a
second, TWO lengths IN 'front.' OF Oarhed' WIN lhly r.
last The unie l:44A. Frcnch pools paid V6S 20.
The fifth Tor parse OF 800, sou 10 second
wetef weguts selling AlO Sances IA miles over nVe
hardles. There were starters. Fools sold jim
Nanderveer 800 Daigasian 81, ana Hcid 20.
LEI from tue start 10 tue finish winning by
length. Jim Nanderycer second anu Alexis tnird.
Toe tine 2:l9. French pools paid S1l Alexis,
Larry y. and Dalgasau followed IN the order uamed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
NEVER A MORE WORTHY CHARITY.
..-o,.s m gsf eaIo ErYgeeN

On one side ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS children,
areued vi "a heat poisoned malaria, dyn9 bI
-uudrcd,-On the other giddne-s and neaGn-a noble
crlt, winch lakes thesr children into Gods Iee
AR and brlngs glow of neln INTO the pinched races
THESE items OF the horrors VI He IA
Inc crowded hos. nventllated n-dr~lned tenement
bolse, OF the me rOpOls. Nnicn fairy tester ana rot
-, fhe ylnrr nf he sum ner sun TRIBUNE puts
n mildly when IL says much good nas Already Dccn
acc mn shed" Never did generosity devote itseH 10
,o. ISr by object. ana the collars OF the
carltabe spent N practical way. Here III Bur
rio Il "A next To impossible 20 Understand What lne
conntr green grass wholesome iOud mean 10
Ihe IN u OF the poor NewYurk Though one who has
walked on a summer Jay or night through Tue tehe
hense districts AMI has seen me streets ana
dewaks died with tine little walls gASplDS Tor ar, can
mss Div know something o. IL. m ASr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON
Confined from first Page.

would prefer in separate bills lie Is generally
favorable to liberal expenditures uPon works Of
National importance but does not like the plan OF
squandering vast sums on petty works wlpsh can
Dcnrht few Individuals in immediate lOc2lisisS
where expenditures are TO be made, and tlis ~ ~
understood Is his chief objection 10 the BIZ. Inc
PRESIDENT speaks approvngiy of the morrill, amend
ment, and some OF the gentlemen with whom he
has eOnversed to-day believe he will veto tbobill
and recommend t be passed with that amendment,
or one Of similar import attached. That amend
ment is follows
That only onehalf OF the aggregate amount apDropr
ared tins act shall be expended during the end
ing June 30, 1888 and the whole any part the diff
ferent items mentioned may be expended AZ te
discretion Of she President but exceeding Onehaf
Of the Aforesaid aggregate amount
II is expected that final decision in regard to the
measure viii b. reached at the Cabinet ting to-
morrow and little doubt IL entertained that II viii
be adverse.
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Pest Once Notice..

on "a A follow: -
FKIDAI-At 10 A. IN. TOT POrtsu frinee SasshA &C. P0f
Alene NJ
SATURDAY AT II tor Germany, per ss Genera! Mer-
der Via -outhamp.O aud Bremen letters Or afesf Bill
ain European cOuntrles must be areeled per
General Werderl FOR scotia and direct pei rs
Deyon,a via glasgow AZ D for Belgium direct per
IS Reel sna. AHtsupi a p "a tof AafSr. pei 80
(;~rmsnlc via Queenstown. at lSO y N Iof SnD. sns
Por,O Rico ger a. p m L"f the VIA"
ISznds per Marie Al 800 y M ior rs,,,x
IJynyston via al ics3U a m Tor c~S>. =
&c Clsytown and Port Insn. g.r - va aa,sS
Tor Ausralia New Zealand sandwich and fV lsi~n's'
VIA san Francisco close August - Al p ~;
Hkxhx u. PkAksOS. fesli1>sssks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
THE sTNDAY-sCHOOL AssEMBLY.

ROUND LAKE, \. Y. July 27.-At the Round
Lake sunday school Assembly this afternoon lecture
wac delivered By Professor W. stowel OF Gloversvle
n Y, HE subject being The Creative Week" 1t was
Illustrated charts ana maps There a fair audi
ence. THIS evening readings we're given by Professor
Il A. Williams, or Albany There music by an
orchesir. ed by Professor c. g. Norris, Troy and
sHgDg by the cJlOred troupe, The Tennesseeans" AT
the examination OF the cnldrens class this morning
thirly-,Our passed. Tae VIII be examined
tomorrow, tue last day OF the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
RAKING me TREAsERY.

Washington Dispatch 70 me L0ufsre torseTy
There is only one State IN the United clates,
and only Representative IN Congress tht us
f.resf in TIE River and HarbOr bill, SAID Ike
cassidy OF Nevada 20 a correspondent nc 9 .,t
he continued is Nevada, ana an sne m fb entire
W. baver,t cot river, creek even III Ihe
s,ste 81 Nevada did not ike the idea OF our ota az
1 sng f, in This combination aflr and hune1 ~ anu
fo fbe mountains could not md Dit OF wuteT We
sapsa 10 improve II cold day when NeVala II eI,,
b., w. nt lie go-by in Dill. sun there viii De some
nonrv eg after this bin is passed and Ill make Dig
pull to et some of il for public building al larson Ol
conflnue, Mr. Cassidy reminds me OF an occurrence ID
the early DAYS OF California The Legislature had Deeh
IN session the allotted rime and about TO ADJOURN
fvery BODY mad got ais bill and appropriation throuzh
but last before the motion to adjourn was put nemoeI
rose t. q question OF privilege Wlat Is hf asheq
the Speaker MI Speaker, answered the member,
ask OF You question OF privilege now that al Tue
bills and drains and haus have got through now muen
money n left in the Treasury The Speaker made a
ltte calculation ana answered: AOout @IOVVVU
Then, laid the member, L move 10 rake her. Ia the
rAkng IN this case want TO get money enough To put up
az public building ia Carson CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28

The statement that General Grant would
holt me nomination Of Mr.. Blain" needs eoniratoI
On its face The assertion appears grossly !,
n 49, 40 dubious that we cannot for moment give II
crrdepce At various tunes the party ana Tenes ~ ~,
have held diverse views. but II would W ~ Ia
fairly nominated, and are not Wiling 10 Hunl. -
he would ever lead revolt IN case ms WISHES , 20 =
raTv II il necessary 10 yield Individual opinions ana IN
dviddal preferences many times; ~ - ~ ,,ina
ton vas not approved. and 20 stand by tickets Wien
are disiiked Genera Grant has perfect esa rlsh.
leave his party bat that under any prooaote cohlh-
geney be vii DO so precisely what We 90 hot cons
credible. He strict Republican, and as snch NVu
b. mis- duty to support Mr. Blaine FOR President sbOnu
h. nominated II the occasion rs presented We pteucs
that General Grant wi be found as ne has eeeh ID no
past faithful the organization 10 which De Is 50 IN
lrniol alfaChNQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
THE RED CROSS ASSOCIATION.

WASHINGTON, July 27,-Ihe President has
made proclamation OF the ratification OF the treaty
the limited States Switzerland and other con-
tracing Powers giving in the adhesion OF tlis GoFer
neit 10 the terms OF what Is known az me Ueheya eu
Trss providing for the neutrality and pro-
tection Of agents OF Red Cross society "e Gu gaseu
in rbe yorx OF relieving sufferers from Jar, pesl4ence'
famine and other national caiamiues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
4 COLLISION At GR4VESEED.

There was an accident on the Prospect Park and
Coney Island Railroad at Grayesend YESTERDAY
afternoon caused Oy the meeting OF trains Al TINS
ao;nt the trim bound for brooklyn being upon
P,n hnt Too close TO the main track to allow the
other one TO pass The two engines came ipto col
lison with mucn force, but the weight Oh tne eslS
pra,n ths with track giving the train upon the
man track space 70 move by ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
SUMNER LETSURE.


CuAUTACQUA, \. Y, July 27.-There were
large accessons 10 to-days Of
the Chautauqua meetings. The exercises Included
readings by A. p Burb tnk o. NewYOrk, and lecture
on William Cullen Bryant by Ws.lac. Bruce, OF POUCH
keepsie In the evening a concert gwen, which
was argcy attended. Mrs Il b. Hayes 10 here aud
VIII preside meetings Of tie Womans Mission
aIy SOcIcty to-uiOrrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
REDUCING APPROPRIATIONS.

The Jersey City Board Of Finance and Taxation
held special meeting last night for the purpose Of
fixing the appropriations for the next fiscal year
which begins on December l. Every branch of the
city Government required an increase over the
amount allowed last year. and the expenses of the
Board Of Finance and Taxation being considerably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
RrgWERS CONTENTION IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI o., July 2IZl ar sor tbe purpose
Of forming STATE on nzaton Iae % the Election
private The organization was enso aud Twelve vice
presidents from different parts Of me STAR
we're adopted citing TIE -sL s 900 wear declaring
that the use of beer as beverage NV
acme hat lesthfuL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
rvcprCTOR TONER'S LETTER.

WASHINGTON, July Disappearing lnspec-
tor Tower of the NewYork district IN MS lelter 70
secrstary Folger declining TO resign says 'a "e 10
h the greatest respect for the Secretary Of tht Treas
~, IA rnows no guide in his official capacity but the
statute law and that he persist in following ths
stain es AS he understands them, rather thah TIC n
srTletions OF the Board OF supervising Inspectors -
Nr Tower adheres strictly 70 the views IN rsrst 10
the BOARD which we're orr lnay the cause OF Ius being
all tn resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Ihe President sent
the forowir 2 nominations to the senate to-day;
Jo,n A. Watson of California, Collector OF customs
FOR tne district or Humboldt Bay, Cal 49, n
~ .r Tba Psv Winfield Seotf Of Nevada the Rev.
Or11lle J. Nave Of ONO and the Rev. sherman m.
Merrill OF Georgia, TO be post chapains; oergeAhb
Thomas II Wilson. Attn Cavalry 10 De second leuiebase'
ID Infantry sergeant Charles SANTA JE ID AZ
ullerv 10 be second lieutenant, 5tA Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
THE STA Route CASES.
THE PROSECUTION STRENGTHENED.
Lsr TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRmUNE.l

lbf TELEGRAPH 70 THE IkiBuNk"l
WASHINGTON. July PA point was elected To-
day III the Star Route trial which tends strongly 10
show that Walsh told tue truth in his testimony.
and so greatly strengthens the prosecution. Walsh
swore that Brady teleTaphed him from Washington
TO deposit $4,000 to his credit with Hatch 81
Foote in New-York. Soon after Brady came to New
York. and finding that the deposit had not been
made asked Walsh why Walsh suggested that it
would have a peculiar look for a postal con-
tractor to deposit that sum to tine credit of the
Second Assistant Postmaster-General Brady
pouh-pO0heJ this, saying that Walsh might have
said II was a stock transaction. Walsh then went
70 ~ bankers WinsOw, Lanier X Co, drew
$4,000 IN blls and paid it to Brady IN Hatch *
Foote's private office Mr. Bliss, on venture, sent
for Hatch & Foote'S books which were produced
to-day and on the day named was deposit by
Brady of $4,000 e." meaning apparently
cash As every business man knows ths~ poslS
of such a sum IN bills 1 brokers' Office Is un-
usua. and the coincidence with Walsh's story must
greatly increase the belief IN It's truth IL Is sup
posed now tAat BRADY will hardly be aOie TO aV9l1
going on the stand IN MS own defence as WASH
mas made such dlrect personal issue Win him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
CRUELTY WHIPPING HEB SON.

CANTON, Ohio, JAY PA brutal case of
eAid whipping occurred In the southern part of this
Oily Last night Mary Herebecker whipped her fourteen
year od boy In saeh cruel that he out Of
ae Rouse without his ciothes He had failed
senniltsed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
A MAIL STAGE ROBBED BY MASKED MEN

SHREVEPORT, La. July 27.-The Minden
mai stage robbed this morning by two masked men
near Clarks Bayou, fifteen miles from They cut
the mai pouch nd secured thirteen registered Packages
-Four passengers and driver were relieved Of their
noney and eweiry The robbers escaped, carrying of
TIC Anis Vi Two OF the wheels OF the coach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
GENERAL wOopFoRD's POSITION.

INI1s0'I'I
WASHINGTON July 27.--It cannot be discovered
that there il any foundation for the runors that
District-Attorney Woodford is to be removed. Inc
storv Il not believed IN the Department OF Justice
Some Stalwart politicians think that the death OF
Minister Marsh may lead 10 the appointment OF
General WoodfOrd TO some Respectable place aoro1u,
guessing so tar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA ENCAMPlGENT.

BoRDENTOwN, n. j., July 27.-The Cadet
Csrps I'd Regiment Penus lvanis National Guard
arrived Florence Heights, overlooking the Delaware
River this city to-day, 20 go INTO camp for five
day. They are under command OF Colonel Robert T.
Docher. The camp viii be known Camp J ohm "
Barnes memory Of the late Adjuant Of III Reg
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
DESERVING LASTING PRAISE.

?
The TRIBUNE EdlJOr Is deserving OF lasting
r Tor humanitarian efforts N pIOvldlug sumner
iacston- for New-Iurk city poor God bless nun Tor
- nd acs III prov ding these annual EXCURSIONS LNcrf
summer ar keid sends OF cuCren INTO the rural
dIs rIcs and little prisoners OF stlhng tenement
,,,e o. are allowed 10 enin ,hc OF new-nlOwn nay and
-, fields Two hundred little ones nave Just returned
from the Lake CAampaln country. ,Where generous
far,,ers also gave from heir abundance 10 provide
,l..s,r. for these little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28

TRIBUNE orrrcK July 2s, a m-puFing ye''s sr'
the moyemeut In the barometer was DOWNWARD -
.,n.r was followed ut night by fair weather. SCUM
ery winds prevailed. The temperature rahged ~
100 and go the average so Deng q ohisner than
on Wednesday .,.- nth sliglt changes in
Fair and partly cloudy weather. VIII hrs may be
tepDerature and chances OF occasonSi sH0"'''' 800
synecfed to-day IN THIS city and fleiHllJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

synopsis IOr ne past toeHtyJolT hoHTs
WASHINGTON. July %, l a. m.-Ihe barom-
highest in the South Atlantic states and lowest In
the Lower Lake region Occasional rain has fallen IN
every district. The temperature has fallen IN New
England and remained nearly stationary IN the oIHer
disIrlcls. The prevailing winds are sOuthefly'
Indications FOR O-faB
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
local rims nd mOht!y sOutIWeslerly, stationary or
lower snpers IRE and pressure. -, -, -.
pr Sr,g-Eug.and. partly clouGy weather Local rams
varfde winds mos.l Is southerly, stationary OF higher
temperature, lower pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
TIE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN HE FORESTS.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, July 27.-Forest fires
are raa1ng IRON Glen Dam 10 WITHIN mile vi Tawas
CITY, Al the Miner farm few miles IRON Tawas City
tne farm products ar burning ". Curriers' place
is Oh fire. Ine farmers driving their cattle 10 tue
,r. and sending the children To town. ON the East
IA, "a road many IsrHers' fences AID much may
ana gram IA hAInes ana three houses nave .een
mr. 81 In, loss is very great travel cut OF ia
,,aly 0tecuons STRENUOUS efforts beng naaic 10
save [. len
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28

employee of the company had his right arm badly
crushed as he attempted to Jump of the cars.
Neither engine was seriously damaged, but the
noise of the collision and the shock caused great
alarm among the passengers for q few moments.
Travel on the line was only delayed for q short
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
MARRIED.

prrFFtNGToN- "A. lss2 at 81 PagPs Epsec-
D. Wilimantic Conn, the Rev L. n a 81
P~i pa, eJorgan liyde COLCHESTER Conn eldest
,ghe Of T. hyde esq, deceased ate Of btooAyn' "
y IL orr Buhing on, esd. 81 hlltALlnE' rem
phi ,delphia and PiItsburg papers pleas" copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
TOBACCO IA TORY DESTROYED.

RALEIGH, \. c., July 2I-K. L. Richard
sons tobacco factory, kedsvIe has been destroyed
M ,e Tine la,s "a reported a. ABOUT SIS, 900. COnsiG
cradle maeninery ANA quantlty OF tobacco were burned
e fire. wnlcn accidental, Originated ~ tue uy ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
COOLING THE NcLEMENT HEAT.
. IN. EdttOr or rhe rrt6un&

SIR: Your beautiful charity cools the in
clement hras Of summer Please aud 20 IL the amount Of
Inc inclosed check that too may feel / nave done
sonetiinr for the elp OF " these little ones"
3orrytoS-, Bef0h,s July p, ISL Noah DAVIS
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In. diagram rFsHsnes II us o. tne ssar
Tne Irregular vht> inr feffrs ~ E
Pseenhs @ fhos. so1rt Ta sl9ken co., =, "a
~ th - ns.y ,s,nssr,1are a. isacsIsA - ~
PnsfnAcy lfosas1
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piIe- Permanently Ersdicaird 60,
Ready This sisraiDs.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.

I'm wrappers ready aalng ave esats ysr eo1y
rnos ,as yrIr 50 ny0 copies. 81 zen cop's ana %
eAu~7-" lHk TRIBUNE
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1N1rRy TO MUsICkL INSTRUMENTS.

nenl faetory at the of No ~ Parksce, Brook
IN csng loss Of Y4OO the build.n and Of FL 200
,oon slock aud tools. Tue sGop owned Dy Frederic
CrAncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
AsTo AN IMPRoBABLE RUMoR.

insisted On combining him 20 one or inc 6tp 1S
role. ne doabs suts hu.5etter ~ TESTIFY 'A'O"
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FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIEs, PICKLES, &C
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-12
RIVER NEWS.

The river Is still falling here with A. fee,
inches on the guagc, a fall Of " inches
10 the last "a hours. II will como 10 q
stand to day and may rise in all inches
but M more, anc the chances are that /,
will MT come ~ That much. At Cha,
tanoogs II raised feet 2 inchrs. N ,shvilt
inches, Pi,tsburg foot inches, 81
Louis foot o inctes AT Cincinnati il fell
foot inches l. uisville raised inches
Dubuque and Diveup ,rt also fell.
Captain WIN, Patterson left for st. Louis
last night 10 In his boat, the DeRussey.
The Guiding : At 10 due from Cincinnati
Tor New Orleans, and tbs Audy u Jun, foI
Memphis from Cincinnati They will both
be here to day.
The City of Greenville will be out this
afternoon from 81. Louis for Vcksburg.
The Emma Etheril.e, in the employ of
the Mississippi river commits ion, passed
south yesleri " morning with engineers to
inspect the high water bel w.
Tn PIrt Eds came up yesterday from
New Orleans vi h the emptics in tow for
ST. LOUIS She follows the Future City to
leave st. Louis for the south
The City Of Helena WIS overdue las
night from st. Louis for Mempli but had
not arrived up to O'Clock.
The Ste. Gen We've passed up to St. Luis
yesterday morning with good trip from,
Cairo AMI Memphis. She added 100 tons
| pig iron here for ST. LOUIS.
The Bright Light passed up to 81. L,uis
from Pi'tsburg with big trip Of iron anu
glassware.
The tug A. B. Stafford has been chartered
Ivy the 81. Louis G ob Democrat to 20
below and carry supplies for the stuff rcrs,
and lind out the trne state Of affairs.
The transfer steamer Duncan will 90
south to-day with trpo fri ,ht belong
ing to the NJ. IL o. r. Il.
The Jao. 4. Scuddrr is the next bat t.
le,y Sc. L'u > far New Orleans. S ,e eft
st 'ui, last night, and Will be here t.
morrow o. Tuesday morning.
The City Of Baton Rouge will be up to-
day from New Orlelis. She started from
thatcity with the X. II. Springer The
Batou Riuse was heard from at V,ckshurs,
" hen she passed hours ,heai of thu Nv
Orleans time. The Springer has not neen
he ,rd from yet, but will no doubt be here
by 10 morrow morning.