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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

WITH the lst Of July the new Tariff be-
came operative. Its supporters iu Congress
claimed that il would reduce the revenue
S7O,000,O00 a year, but what really will be
the effect no one can tell, as some duties we're
raised as well as others decreased, as the dt-
crease OF price where duties are lowered will
cause increase of consumption, m king up,
more or les. for the decline in rate. The re-
mission Of taxation by the new tariff ia larger
than q any British Chsncsllor of tthe Ex-
chequer ever made in one year, bat tbs Brit
ish never had the excess Of revenue that the
retention OF war duties in peace times has
effected in this country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

WakT a cyclone can DO is shown by five
feet Of the butt Of whitsosk tree which has
been received by the Smiths ,niau Iustitute
from Mississippi. Through the center OF the
bait passes piece Of pine board, one inch
thick and twelve inches wide. II was driven
49, a.. nwoIona
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THE LOTTERY COMPANIES.
THEIR LEGAL STATUS DISCUSSED BEFORE TIL
POsTMAsTER GENERAL

PosTMAsTER GENERAL.
WAsHISGToN, July 5.-Tbs Postmaster
General To-day neard arguments relative 10
the question of the legal statutes OF lottery
companies, which involved the entire lottery
question in all its phsses. Gen. w. W. b.
knsp and G. w. Moullon appeared for the
Lou sana Company and Mr.. Stiner will APP
pear against thst company. 1t is nHder-
stood he represents Robertson, of Loussians,
who made The fght ia the House against the
lottery companies last session. 1t is claimed
tb At The louisiana Compsny is enjoying priv
ilt ges not accorded others, while the compa.
ny msintsirs that as it exists by and under
the lays Of l. uisiana 1t s legal i, stijution,
aud should be recognzid ID by tie Postofise
pertinent. d. w. Saunders, of Louisville,
represents the iaterest,of ths Louisville C1m.
psny, bu' was not heard to-day. Col. Moul-
ION spoke three hours. and at the conclusien
OF his argument the Postmaster General
sail he mere TACT that lottery Is recognized
hy State l. gal insiitution did not lesse q
th responsibility Of the government in the
y emis,s. =ie e. med TO think both comp
uies should be placed on the same foour &,
hut did not say Whist his views are concern
il s the legality OF the Insi utior mentioned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

A DISPATCH from Berlin states that a
workman died th,r', it is suspected, oi chol-
fact, sni that il will prove, upon insestiga-
tion, to be only one Of hose sensational re-
ports always circulated upon the slightest
provocstion by idle mischief makers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

HOLDERS Of wheat are b4ginn Dg to ask
whether the spread Of lhe chol ra 10 Egypt
will bring about the closing of the Sutz
causl2 IL 40, among other consequences
there will be sloppsge of wheat exports to
Europe FROM India. The result wou'd be sn
advance in prices, 40 advance that would tie
aNalloMed up by the speculators.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

NORTH CARoLINIAss who try TO raise sheep
are discouraged by the refusal Of the Legis-
lature to pass dog law. The legislator who
prefers to protect dogs at the expense OF sheep
is next door TO a barbarian, and ought 10
! have lived where sheep do not thrive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

PAUL DE CAssAoSAc Whites that il tie
Empire is powerles', the Bonspartis,s should
support the Coun: de P~rir. 1t is really e
matter of very little importaucs who the
Bousparti.ts support or Oppose. Their day
is past in France, sni they might as we'll
give up aBy hope OF restoration TO power
aud rally to the support OF the republic, as
all good citiz.ns should.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06
MURDER Or SUICIDE.
woman X illed at n ash vile Under Pc
cuIiar Cireumstanees.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
nashville, July 5.-Mrs. Lou Patterson
was found in a dying condition in an apart
ment on South Summer street to-aight, with
a bullet-hole in ber left breast. w. L.
Boyd, who was found in the room, was AZ
rested on suspicion and placsd in the work
house. Mrs. Patterson lived but shor
lime. 1t is no, known whether she commit
ted suicide or whether Boyd shot her.
Associated Press Report.l
NASHVILLE, July 5.-This SIT. rnoon abou
O'Clock Wiili,m Boyd, real estate owner
fat lily shot Mrs. Lou Patterson, the bal
entering The left brexs. Boyd is about sixty
years old and has been living with Mrr
Patterson, whose husband is in New Or
leans. Tne cause is understood TO be al.
eu.y, Mrs. Patterson having attended a bal
at the Garden last night and did not come in
until o'clock in the morning. Boyd SAYS
he was drunk, snd that Mr.. Patterson shot
herself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

DEs MoINEs IA, July 5.-The State
treasurer has lu.t paid the last dollar Of the
State war debt, In addition to which the State
has no other indebredoes. of auy character
not covered by funds now in the Treasury
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

For impure blood the beat medicine known
Is Rosadalis. 1t is the great Southern time tried
aud true remedy, and may be implicitly relied Oh
when everything else fails Take 1t in the spring
tine especially, for the impure secretOns OF the
blood incident to that season of the year; and
take 1t all times for cancer, scToiula, liver com
paints, weakness, boils, tnmors, swelings, SKIN
from impure blood. To secure cheerful disposi
to- take Rosadalis, which will remove the pIime
cause and restore the mind to its natural equt
rfttrn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

Toy cannon and toy pistols did their usual
amount Of mischief on the glorious Fourth,
in the States which have not YET dom their
duly by rohbiting them. Parents Who al
low such toys 10 the hands of their little
ones are training future murderers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

THE editor OF the British Medical Journal
has made tour of in.peciion in Donegal,
Ireland, as a pbysiciaD, and found $4,000
persons living on two cents worth Of IGdisn
meal a dav, the money having been sent
from the United States, and being distributed
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The Chicago bicycle Race.

CHICAGO, Juls 5.-The two days bicycle
contss. Detwe u J. ,uiss Armsndo and Mag
gle Wallace concuced last night, Wslisce
not appearing durius the last dsy. The
only f.a'ure of the contest was the fact at
Armando, deriug The last twelve hour, eur
passed asy known record for that time, IN AZ
Ing l49 mules with ave minutes to spare. The
record for Two days .s 247 mile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

1t is asserted that scheme is on foot to
induce Congress to declare trade dollars
standard coiu, Those who buy them up at
eighty five cents will make nice profit il
they eau induce C1ngress to make them pass
for 100 cents. 1t is piiiable and disgrsceful
that scheming demsgogues, who add not a
cent 10 the country's wealth, should be abe
10 amass fortunes by tricks such as this now
contemplated, while the toilers, who create
all the wealth the country owns, think them
selves fortunate if they can secure enough 10
fhair
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

THREE bishops are lying dead at this ,iae
in the United State', and a'fouIth died MT
many days EGG, but there ia plenty OF sutf
left to make more bishops OF. Will they
prove Of the kind s.. PsuI commands? "a
bishop must be bi4mees', ,hs husb'nd OF
one wife, vigilani, sob-r, Of good behavior" /"
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pIs,o.,snoe,,p1 a, . nrau Dane.

RUssELLvILLE, Ky, July Sat bran
dance near this city yesterday James Hau-
kens and Charles Smittsfeller engaged in a
fracas, 10 VIII ch both were shot. Hapkeps
was shot in the hip and hand Smittsfeller
WIS shot in the bowels, and ia not expected
TO live. A young man named Burlingame
was accidentally shot 10 The knee, and an
o her named Rosge was shot 10 the neck.
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The New H.mp.u,re seuatorsh,..

CONCORD, July 5.-Ballot for United
s atss Senator to-day: Whole number, 274;
necessary for choics, 1873; VIM. S Lsdd, L;
Jeremiah Stith, /; Chas. III. BartIei, 2;
Chss II. Burns, 2; Chas. H. BsIl, 3; Gilmsn
NJ Msrston, IA; Aaron T. Severn, Is; James F.
Briggs, 20; james w. Patterson, %; E. H.
Rollins, Sc; Harry Bingham. o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

The cholera is on the increase 10 Egypt.
The number OF desths at Damietta shows
larger figure. Port Said, the entrance OF
the Suez csnil, has it, and other places not
before named. European pbysirians express
strong confidence OF :.bility TO keep il ou. oi
their owu dominions. II they do 30 it will
bs a triumph OF modern ssnitsry skill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

LONDON, July SAT the Newm arkei July
meeting It day, the July handicap race W
won by Cuuberlapd's colt Cnevelry (lste
Pastry Cook); Sir G. Cnetwynd's Hornpipe
second, r Keene's Bolero third. Six
started. Cnevelry won by length; B,l-ro
was bad third. The betting vas to 2 az .ins,
Cheveiry, 2 to against Horopipe, 9 to 2
against Bolerc,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

The best friends of The public school sys-
tenn, says the San Francisco Gu, are not
those who exhaust their energies in their ef.
forts TO procure large appropriations, but
De6oAs who address themselves TO tbe task Of
seeing that the money Contributed by the
public is wisely expended The CaAisrighf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-At barbecue near
Deposit Station, this county, yesierd " after
noon, Wn. Middleton had a row with Levi
Miller, one of the managers. The latter wss
cut In fourteen places and soon died. Mid
dle.on had been drunk all day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

s."HE that prays harm for his neighbor,
begs curse upon himself" He that recon-
mends Kidney Wort to his sick neighbor,
brings blessing rich and full both TO his
neighbor and himself. Habiru | cestiveness
Is the bane of nearly every American woman.
Every woman owes it to herself and to her
family to use that cele orated medicine, Kid
ney Wort.
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so, VIA, NE wa. Laoaiur For.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Conrsd GIsf. OF
JetieIs iuville, Ipd., became very drunk
about 2 o'clock this morOing, and wanted
TO fgh'. After applying offensive epithets
to a dczn iri=nds without making them
angry, he came to Gotllieb Wagner, who
promptly gave him what he was seeking in
the form OF terrific blow on the temple,
from which he died in a few minutes.
Wagner was arrested,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Gen. Carr, the
hero of last years Apache campaign, said
to-day, respecting the Apache difficulty, tina,
the only thing 10 do is 10 follow Gen. Crook 4
views. II an attempt is made to confne the
Indians they will stampede and scour the
| ccuutry again.
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CAPITAL RRIEES.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-rne Hon. John G..
New has been acting Secretary OF the Tress-
ury during the absence OF Mr.. Folger.
Absalom Blythe, United Safes Marshal
fer the District of South Carolina, has ten
dsred his resignation,
The value OF xports of petroleum aud pc.
troleum produces for May, 1888. is S., Az, l2S,
sg aims S4 ,l6S,930 for the same month last
year; for eleven months ended MAJ 81, 1883,
$40 607 ,99S, sgains, SAC, ,56S l42 for the CORE
upouding period last gear,
Gen. Crook, accompanied by Cap', Bourke
and his staff, arrived late this evening. The
general will sse Secretary Lincoln tomorrow
morning and lay before him full information
ejpcerniDg the Apache prisocers, upon which
lnrher action Of the pepartmsnt will b'
haERd
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Ano,herIarxe soulnern,.and Sale.

New Orleans Times Democrat: Another
large transaction in Southern LANDS is az
rouocsd, his time in the S:aes Of Alabama
sud Mississippi, where Messrs. A c. Danuer
& Co, of Mobile, have just purchased from
lhe Mobile ADD Onio Railroad Company ali
the pine lands belonging to that road in
thts States. Thrse lands amount to 750, 600
acres, an area larger than the entire State OF
Rhode Island, and very little less than Della
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

In the course of debate on the relief Of
distress in ireland bill, in the British Com
mons last night, Trevelyan said accounts Of
fate of the country we're hopeful, ard
,wss no reason to expect exceptional
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

That bad breath comes from Indigestion.
Take Samaritan Nervine. 1t stops the
cause. 81 so.
Mr.. John R.. Patterson, OF Evansville,
Ind, says: Samaritan Nervine cured my
wife Of female weakness" Your druggists
ksen IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

II you have any of the above symphonic
you can certainly be cured by fhe use of the
genuine DIR. G. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
When you buy McLane's Pills, insist on
having DR.. c. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, made by Fleming Bros-s
Pittsburgh, Pa.
McLANE,S LIVER PILLS, send us 25 centa
by mail, and we will send them to you.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.


For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, partly
cloudy iOeather and local rams, southeast 10 south
aOet Winds, nearly stationary temperature, std-
ionary or Lover baro1leter
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THE London Times says there is rumor
current in Vienna, Rome and Paris that
Count de Chambord has declared in his will
that his legitimate successor must adopt the
white hig of Henry ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-06

The English hsge guineas, bat New
Guinea they refuse TO annex; il ia too big,
and nobody knows what is inside it; good
reasons for rejecting a new coin.
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FAIRFIELD, IowA.-Dr. ]. L. Myers says:
Browns Iron Bitters is the best iron pre-.
paration have ever known in my thirty
years of practice.
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THE HILL INVESTIGATION
BECOMING MORE SERIOUS THAN ANTICIPAIED
BY THE DEFEN5E

BY THE DEFENSE.
WASHINGTON, July ST would seem that
the lnvesIig ion of the Supervising Archi
t,cl's Office has assumed more serious form
ib an expected by the defens', for IN 8 morn
il the well-known lawyer, Enoch rotlep,
appesred as couosel Tor Hit, IN addition TO
Thomas, who d, ,fends both Hill and B ,r lett
& Robbins Colem al introduced copy OF
a letter dated January 10, 1877, from HI | TO
Superintendent o ,kshot', inclo.iog for cer,i-
6cation vouchers fir extra iron work on the
NV York postotice building, amounting 10
s26S69.
j. NJ, Wilbur, recalled, testified that be
had PLACID illuminated tiiiug in the New
Y Jrk postL I'll ,e, and was familiar with the
work performed by Bartlett, K R)bbins & Go.
Two machini-Is we're employed for haf a
day 10 reitting The tiling, bat the bill charged
twenty zine aud a qusrier DAYS work.
Mr.. Coleman read from Superinit nd mi
o lksboti's report the recomms I'D alton that
the above msn.ioned bill be disallowed be-
cause the same work was charged for in an
other voucher as a seperate item.
All pspers connected with the construction
OF the heating app rats IN lhAEhi4&g9 post
Office w-re then called for by Mr.. C,leman
| Mr.. Totteu replied with argument attack
ing the suficency Of the sixth charge re,
iasipB 10 Ane ucabuS aHdtd'u-, " HulCu 1ui
| Coleman rejoined at some l,Dglh.
Chairman New criticised the prose ,ution
| for their failure 10 prepare the case befor'
the sessions OF the Commission, and 50 i'd tla'
d.fenss held essential pap r..
Mr.. TottsuB said that Mr., Dixon, OF tl'
DIX Island Granite Company would ike 4
be heard in answer 10 the r,tlsctlous mad
| upon that c1mpluy's clnueCtlon with th
| Pniladslphia granite contract, aud th'. Com
m ssion agreed to hes- the gen,lemsa Jul
| 18Th.
Mr.. James p Lowe, of the Sup rvisi1
| A c1iiecps Office, told how plans Tor In
heating apparatus were prepared by person
not in the government employ.
Ia snswer TO an inquiry from the ehair
man, Mr.. Colemau said he believed to
prosecution could close the case next =eek
Mr.. Thomss said the defense would cor
sumo but three days.
Chairman New tried to secure pronia
from counsel that they ~vuld conclude mex
week, but Mr.. Coleman refused TO make SUI.
arrangement. Adjourned till Monday.
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The American Rlaemen in Enslau

BRIGHTON BEACH, july 5.-The winners
in to,dsy's rtcs were Psriwinkie, Oxrsy,
Arsenic, Deliish aud Boccscio.
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LOUISVILLE, July 5.-R.,urus from sll
psr,s OF the city show SIX wourded boys
from the effects OF the toy pistols, and two
from fre-crackers.
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@Roush ON HATS


Gears out rails, mice, reaches. flies, ants, bed
bugs, sknnks, chipmunks, gophere. Fifteen
cent?. Druggists.
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The NewmarKet Meeting.

LONDON, July 5.-The American rihem' n
will be allowed to use The screw wipd gauge
only in the international al match at Wimblt =
dom
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Yeiiow.Feser on ssipboard al Peass.

PENSACOLA. FLA, July 5.-Two ships ar
rived from Vera Cruz with yellow-fever.
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John b. GARNER, Of L,wrenceburg, Ind :,
has quite curiosity 10 bis garden. 1t is a
pet turtle Of the hard-shell kind. Its pecu-
liarity consists in its ability to catch rate
M. G.rnier and his family hav- frequently
noticed the pet turtle fessiing on the car cass
of rats, and wondered al this strange sight !;
but yesterday, as the gentlems sn was showing
some friends through mis- beautiful garden OF
flowers their attention was attracted TO the
rustiing Of plants near bV, accompanied by a
scratching and whining noise. On investi-
gsting the cause of this disturbance what was
their surprise 10 6nd the turtle engaged in a
fierce battle with large rat. Tue turtle
had the rat By the side and was dexterously
u-iug It's claws on The struggling animal
The rat was resisting its enemy, furiously
biting ant scratching the hsrd shell OF iis
ass s,ilani, hut without making any impression
Il wss squea!ing most piteousiy and while
the visitors were looking on in astonishmeni
the turtle cooIly completed its work oi
death.
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FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa

OFFICE OF MANHATTAN BANK OF MEMPHIs /
MKnPHs, TENN July 8, 1888.
q meeting of the Board of Directors of the
IA MANHATTAN BANK, held this day, q
Dividend was declared Of Five Per Cent, pay
able in cash, on demand out of the net earnings
for the past six months.
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LoTTA NOT MARRIED.

THE PERIODICAL STORY ABOUT THE LITTLE
ACTRESS NIPPED IN THE BUD.
WAsHISeroE, July 5.-The statement
having been published that Lotta wss mar
ried last Tuesday evening to o EdWin HUss
tbs latter furnishes the following card for
publication:
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 5, 1888
There is no ioundation for the rumor 81
the marriage OF the distinguished actress
Mis- Lolita NJ. Crabtree, and myself.
90 EDWIN HISS -
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Bargains to Travellers
TR X 3, Wallis ES. EFT C.,
FAR BELOW COST.
oAMPLE-RooN, szs MAIN STREET, OPT O.
y site the New Nsnken Block
Repairing Of Trunks promDtv attended TO-


lD6OlVemt S0t1Ces
No 447S-Stste of Tennessee. Shelby county
Once County Court Clerk. Memphis, Tenn,
July s. lss3.-To John League. Public Admin
fstfator, and such Administrator OF Patrick
Riley, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency. oi the estate
ordered TO give notice, BY advertisement In some
newspaper published within the satd State, ana
an persons having claims against sid estate. 70
appear and fle the nme, with the Clerk of the
County Court authenticated in the manner pre-
ecribed by Law, on before the Sth day Of Oc-
tober 1858, and any claim not fled on or before
aid day or before an appropriation OF the funds
of aid estate Il made shall be forever barred, bofh
In law and equity.
witness my hand, at once, this 5th day Of July,
lsss HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk
LoUu KErInANu, Deputy Clerk
Notice Is hereby given as required BY the above
order ffril JOHN LOAGUR. Public Admir-,
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MASONIC TEMPLE NOTICE

r1HE holders of July, 1888 Coupons, on Masonic
i Temple Bonds. will receive payment thereof
by presenting them TO N. Jones, Treasurer Of
Mssonic Temple. at First National Bank OF Mem
phis, Tenn, on July 10, 1888.
By order DAVID p. MADDEN, President.
Attest: z. c. WILLIAMSON. Secre tary.
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sREYELArIoN sngp.srs the ides

sREvELATIoS suggests the idea mat from
won N oJmes the poU-r 10 "brGise tbe ser
penrs bead" The words take new mean
ing tc-dsy eiuce This il precisely what Mn,
LYDIA E. Pinkham's remedies do for the
physically d s,ased patient. Her Vegetable
Compound reaches The ultimate sources ol
the ,vil. II action ia gentle and noiseless
but ii is more powerful than the club o.
Htfrllif q f.;z7-
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PAuPER EMI0RANTs.
ANOTHER QUESTION BROUGHT BEFORE THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

WAsHIEGToN, July 5.-Another question
has arisen in the Treasury Department IN con-
NJ ction with assisted emigrants" at the port
oi New York S.veTa days ago the steam
ship City Of K cnmond arrived at New York
with seven pauper emigrants on board.
They were landed at Castle Garden, and The
steamship -oon af,,r departed on her regu-
lar trip. Toe question to be decided is % to
what disposition will be made of pauptr
enigrants, whether 10 send them back 10
their own couarry by another vessel or al
To- them to remain in this counlry.
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D JIOI DIJO OR59AD IN 7 n 2 BhI 7 I
PARLIAMENT

LONDON, July Stu the Commons, to.
Dight, Treveyau, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
fsplying to the question Of William O'Briep,
IN mber fer Msliow, as TO whether, in view
ui the recent action OF the mmigrai ion Com
missioners at New York, the deportation OF
psupsrs from Ireland to the United States
would be stopped, eaid thai, in view of the
action Of tie CommiB ion. rs, orders wonid be
given TO suspand grsu,s of money in cas-
waere it is supposed tn at former inmates of
workhouses are amorg those desiring 10 emil
Artr. Ia reply 10 the question ss TO
whAl particular fund of money would
te taken 10 defray the expense OF carrying
back these emigrants sni returning them to
respective woi khouses from which tSey had
b en- sent, Trevelysn ssid it would be pre-
ma'ure to speak in that regard. Joseph
& .wep, Radical member from Newcastle OF
Tyno, asked whether Amsrlct would al
J, W emigrsn TO land if Great Britain al.
lowed them means Of fuslenarce for the pref-
e,f. Trevely an replied that he believed very
few indeed Of the siatc- aided smIgrdpts were
upers, bot he was siill inquiring into the
snbj-ci. He thought it wac not because OF a
few pouuds, more or lts', that emIgranis
were returned. II Great Britain couId, by
aay possible mean, meet the obi ciious OF
America, she woud adept such means, but
h feared contributions of public moneY y
would MOI meet The objections.