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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
CUsTOM-HoUsE APPOINTMENTS.

Affairs in the Collectors Office are very quiet
just now. Among the callers yesterday ex-Lieuen
antGovernor Stewart L. Woodford, Congressman Hill Of
New-Jersey Gen. Sheridan, who lunched with the new
Collector, and the Hon. VIM. NJ Tweed, who called on
purely business mission to get his yacht registered
Collector Murphy has made the following appoint
ments Secretary and Clerk 10 the Collector, John
OBren OF NewYork, vice r. C. Anthony Inspectors Of
Customs Timothy Grifiiths Of Oneida, vice c. c. Smith
John Lee Of Kings (reapponted vice Richard Cole p
d. OSullyan OF Kings reappOined vice Louis FrOlech
liSsaid the Collector does not approve the guotne mode
OF making removals without note warning, therefore
he proposes TO give sufficient notice persons have
been singled out for Displacement 10 enable them 10 find
employment elsewhere. The new Collector says: "My
predecessor was a Republican, and l, and who
ever comes and talks TO me about cliques III cut his
head OH IN minute y Mr. Grinnel takes possession OF
the Naval Office next Monday, Aug l. Gem Merritt the
present incumbent has been absent his home in St
Lawrence County but is expected to return to the city
to-day to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
THE NAVY AND THE LAWS.

Congress, at its late session, undertook to
retrench the Annual Expenditures of the Gov
eminent, and decided that the Navy should
cost considerably less during the fiscal year
which began with the present month than
during that which preceded it. We regard
this as most wise and righteous decision |;
but, wise or otherwise, it is the Law of the
land, which even Admiral Porter is required
to obey.
1t was a very open secret that this function
airy did not agree with Congress in its Re-
trenchment policy, especially as it affected the
Navy. And, as one of the time-honOred max
inns of the service runs, "There is no law for
post captains" we are no more surprised
than delighted TO hear that he now proposes
TO override the law and largely augment the
current Naval Expenditures on the plea that
the war-clOud in Europe requires such outlay
We beg leave to remind Secretary Robson
that he is legally responsible, and that he makes
the President responsible for any such outlay,
and that the law is the master of them all
If Gen. Grant sees ft-as he very prob
ably may do-tO call Congress together in a
week, he has perfect right to do so and it
will be the duty of Members to assemble
and consider well whatever he may sug-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26


BEARD-Juy % william Belrt in the 7l year Of his age
Relatives aud friends are rese,f1 iny'e 20 aie'a ' u ron
English papers please copy.
CooPER-Juy a. Cnthane Cooper widow Of George Cr
27th inst at 10 a. ~ late residence 50 Eas' rEehhs
COOPBR-on Monday 25th inst Harry Ber infant 90 or ard
Anna &. Cooper, aged year mouth. -, rr-,
FqSer1l on wlnssny Rh a SeSes p n from 70 last Eighty
GRUMMAY-At Rye Monday. July p q cte nuun War1
Beekmau stephen and Aman4s ~ Granman, aged ou
Relatives and friend. ofe family irvtel 70 attend ee fs
Tiages will be- waiting at RE Station arysl "a
train from TWENTY seysn,bst. and Poartha7e
HrGHRS-At New Rochelle MONDAY July . Of hola rn'u
Schuyler Rufus only T. W. B. ami Mary l. Bugs age!i
Funeral from Episcopal Church YeERoche Tuesday Ja n
st4i
HUYGERFoRp-At Babylon L. l. or the 2sth Of cholera irfuu-
Wallace Wadhams only chill q Ur T. and Della a. Hu8geroi
The friends relatives Of the family nvitei attend e funeral
Brooklyn on wednesday July % a o'clock.
JOHNsONOn the lh inst william p Thru OF Hear ili Mar.
garet johnson Of COney IsrOa Graveseud aged 10
Tie relative. and friends the family respectfully invited erd
The funeral wednesday July a. ST. Paas Church FatbgsA Al
10 O'Clock a. m.
JCHNEs-on Sunday evening July "a, at Mostosn. YeEJeT.
Fanny, wife Of George W. JOanes
KBLLYAt San Sebastian Spain the M Of July Mary Jne Kelly
the eldest daughter Of John Kelly ag 20 yea ami month";,
KTNGAt the Seamen Retreat s L. Juy a. 1870 Charles Henry j.,
Funeral Tuesday July o. St Andrews Church Richmond L.
M2t
MOoDY-At Bavonne " j. july % walter infant sou Of wnP
and Jennie MOODY, agel months ,Bd % days
NEwcoSBB1At Long Branch s.urisy evening JAY p yToi
b. Newcombe, aged | year. months. and Il DAYS.
The remains wall be conveyed 20 Albany interment
SCHLESINGER-At Lausanne Switzerland
85h year Mr. C. 5 Schenger father II Alfred Sclsn.e
city, and Of Aug. D. Schesnl ger ofCoIIege Point L.
SCHOLES-A Kltonah Sunday July Isabella infant daughter q
II. b. and Elizabeth Schol-s " Brooklyn, agoI months
VIII be inferred Greenwood Cemetery CenlEalaye
ave- Tuesday, 26th about y. O'Clock.
sCOTT-on sunday the 2i nst james Scott the eOh year b.
The relatives and friends of The family respectfully invited
the funeral at his late residence 10 Lernct0Iy fnay
UNDERHILLn Brooklyn the h Elizabeth daughter Of James
and Margaret Underhil, n the 18Th year Of her age.
The relatives and the family inye attend the fer
Fourth Day 7th month w. einsiay, July late
dence. No ll5 South OKforist., a o'clock D. m.
WILLTAMs-A Orange Sunday, 2lh inst, Emily Smith, wife Of
Ieander Williams ESQ.
Relatives and friends invited attend her funeral ock
Tuesday from her late RESIDENCE Williams Orange without further
WILLIAMSON Monday July 25 Sops daughter
F. ard Mary :. Williams aged , and II laws
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited aes
the funeral this afternoon TUESDAY clock
Of the family, 23l Sulyanst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

Our Vienna correspondent describes at length
in another column the way in which the late
anniversary of our national independence was
celebrated in the Austrian capital A distin-
guished company, including the principal men,
beers of the Administration and the diplomatic
corps, assembled to do honor TO the occasion,
and many kind and cordial expressions of
admiration and good will fell from the speak
ers. One toast, "Peace to the Nations of the
~World,n has peculiar significance in view of
the war so soon to break out, but of which
no one seemed to have the slightest expectation,
unless some foreboding of it lurked in few
pregnant words by Count Won Beust ON the
Impossibility of reducing the Austrian army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

Thomas Yelkenson, little boy, between -four
pile of lumber in Hudsonst., HObOken, near which 10
was playing.
August Hong, a native of Germany, about 81
years old, found last evening leaning against fence
RarOadave Newark, apparently sick, and, upon the
approach Of Officer Ashley he fell into his arms and eI-
PRED.
John w. O'Gough, labOrcr aged %, and un-
married arrived I'm Paterson with his sister, from New
York last evening" and fell dead on the Sidewalk IN
Pine-st He had been drinking freely OF ice-watcr dur
ing the day and had just taken another draught bfors
he expired.
About 1880 a. m. yesterday fire broke out
on the dock OF the Hamburg steamers ~ hpofcn which
threatened % become extensive cOnfatiOn, not
only large amount Of accumulated freight stored
now Wing at the wharf The fire vas however
tinguished.
Further testimony was yesterday taken by
Coroner Burns in the inquest In the case Of john ID.
Coates, who died last week. from the effects. ~ alleged.
Of overdose OF morphine administered 10y ply .c'n.
1t now appears that the quantity Of morphine given
not sufficient 10 cause death The Is postponed ul
the 2lst Of August in order TO obtain chemical analysis
The Sunday-schOOls of Christ Church 04u-
theran) and 81 Stephens lutheran Church - ms city,
aud ST. Mathews Uutheranl Church OF brooklyn, went
on general picnic and excursion on the steamer Jo
sephine to Attorney Park yesterday The company con
sistng OF children and 500 adults were un.er tho
charge OF the Rev O.. L. Wenncr the pastor 81 hrist
Church assisted by the Rev. Mes-rs. Shu.tz and Funk
The juveniles were deli GIFTED in the company 81 TIE Rev
DR. Wedekind the liberal patron 81 the schools, Who liz
tributed prizes for merit to the best scholars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

We may look for any number of absurd re-
ports now -a-days especially from Paris. There
is one to the effect that Napoleon, if he beat
Prussia, will proclaim Republic throughout
the continent. This is meant to divide Ger
many by catching the sympathy of the Ger
man Republicans. But it is too prepOsterous
to do that. Repubicanism has no worse enc
my anywhere in the world than Louis Ma
poleon. He has crushed it wherever he has
found it, and he will continue to crush it I'M
til he is crushed himself. With a Republic in
years purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

The opposing armies in Europe still delay
active hostilities, but while the war waits its
theater seems likely to be enlarged The Sc
cret treaty excitement, elsewhere discussed at
length, threatens to involve England and with
this the probabilities of general European
complication are largely increased. France re-
peats her pledge that the requirements of the
Convention of Paris shall be strictly enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

When Mr.. Burt, the agent of the foreign
holders of Erie stock, returned to England,
for the long vacation which English attorneys
are accustomed to insist upon, the allies of
the Erie thieves in this city suddenly raised a
shout of rejoicing over what they affected to
consider the final defeat of the majority of the
Erie stockholders. The letter given elsewhere,
from the Secretary of the Erie Shareholders
Protective Association, will serve to show that
the good fight has by no means been given up.
Indeed, it cannot be given up until we are
ready to admit in NewYOrk that property has
40 rights which burglars are bound to respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

We regret that Mr.. Senator COnkling has
found it necessary, so long, to lie under the
imputation brought by INSCRIPTIONS journals,
of preferring charges of cowardice against
absent persons in secret meetings of public
bodies which he hesitates to avOw in public.
We do not believe Mr. Conllling to be such
man but it is a pity that the imputation
should be made. Nor do we believe
that Mr. Senator Fenton is the man to
make vehement opposition to the confirmation
of candidate without believing that he has
reasons for it. Yet the absolute refusal of the
Senate to heed him makes it unfortunate for
the Senator. The public only knows that he
brought charges which the Senate secuted,
and there seems to be no indication that it is
likely to be told more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

John Real, who is 70 be executed on the 9th
of August, for killing Officer Smedick, makes
long statement of the causes that led to the
homicide. Real insists that Smedick frequently
dubbed him without cause; that he never fired
at the officer, nor threatened to do so, until
the fatal collision; that Smedick followed
him constantly with the charge that he
was thief, and thereby deprived him
of several situations that on the oc-
casion of the murder the officer was follow
ing hixa and trying to beat him over the head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

will be called at p. m. precisely, which will admit u
three hours, II necessary for a full game. The grand
match between selected mines Of New York and Brook
Ign has been settled TO take place the Union Grynd
August The Atantcs, Stars and Eckford players havs
all expressed wish TO play, and doubt the Mutual.
and Unions wHl be equally prompt The New-York min.
will include e. Mills. WOlters, T.. Mills, IIlgham Neison
Hatfield Gcdney, Austin, and Pab0r. Should any " s
Unions De unable 10 play on August C-safuTday-
are requested 10 inform the members OF the ReporerS
include Ferguson, Cummings start, smith, Duffy Pearce
Rogers. Josh. Snyder and jewell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

The public will be somewhat appalled, to
learn that Mr.. Thurlow Weed, who has been
engaged for some years in writing his auto
biography, and who has a large amount of
material ready for the press, has only got
along in his labors as far as the year 1928 !!
" How big will the book be7" as Thomas Car
lyle would say, when forty-two years of politi-
cal experience and management must come
after the mass of material already worked upP
We fear that, as in the case of Jefferson's
works, the publication will have to be under
taken by the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

1t is believed in Paris that there is a secret
treaty between France and Spain, but minis
terial journals deny it. Nevertheless, we deem
the report very probable, and we are quite
satisfied that Napoleon knew of the Hohen-
zollern project long before he pretended to be
surprised by it. Our special correspondent
yesterday showed us how his preparations for
a campaign had been going on at Metz for
several months past. If he premeditated the
war, why should he not have fOreseen the
pretext for it? He owes Spain secret treaty;
for Prim has given him just the occasion he
wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
HORRIBLE DEPRAYITr.

A dastardly outrage has just come 70 light
at Hinsdale. n. Y. II appears that newy-marri 4
couple, whose names have not yet been dyulgrd were
called upon few evenings ago by two men, who. IT IA
stated arc welknown IN the locality The husband. on
opening the door, confronted by revolver held by
one Of the callers, who declared their lustiul mission
"Reminiscences vain. and the husband, threatened
with instant death II he dared 10 resist them, well
the murder of his wife, compelled to witness r0ss
assault by both upon his wife. The fellows then eft
making threats OF murder II they exposed Neither
Of the has yet been arrested, but the authorities
are making secret investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
THE PRESIDENT AT LONG BRANCH

President Grant yesterday morning accom-
panied Gen Phil sheridan and Gen Porter TO the cars
10 see them of for Washington; and then took ride
around the country and to his cottage Secretary Robe
son arrived in the afternoon and visited the President
In the evening the President and his family took short
ride On account OF the number OF office seekers who
continually annoy the President with their applications
he has given notice that he will but his per
sonal friends -
The New Jersey State Methodist Camp Meeting com.
mences to-day at Ocean Grove, Monmouth County and
Will last ten days Nearly five hundred people are al.
ready present "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

gest as to the propriety of an
increase of our Naval or other forces. If Con-
gress should fail to do its whole duty in the
premises, the blame of any resulting loss will
fall on it, and not on the Executive. But,
until Congress shall have made new appro-
prations, the law as it stands is the measure
and the limit of every officers duties and
powers, and must be obeyed to the letter, as
we trust Admiral Porter has been or will be
advised hY his snneriOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

The Emperor promises, if he conquer Ger
many, to let the people decide for themselves
to whom they will belong. Probably in the
same way in which he took the sense of France
respecting his own elevation to supreme power
in 1851, and the sense of Savoy and Nice on
the subject of annexation. AS Mr.. Kinglake
says: 8" He knows how to strange nation in
"the night with thing he calls a plebiSciten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

The Rev. John S. C. Abbott is faithful to his
old service. In four solid columns of The
New- Hdren Journal he labOriously fails to
prove that Napoleon is a patient, long-suffer-
ing, much abused innocent, whom Prussia has
been provoking by injustice of every kind, till
at last the French nation has forced its ruler
into the war. Bad as the exhibition is, ii be-
comes pitiable when we observe that Abbott
really seems to believe it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
Special Notices.

Phnlon's "yitaIia,n Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
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ePe 1t lmPd fragrant AMI perfectly p.p...ss
muddy eOceulen, requires shaking up
stain to The skin the linen No pGp ean Necessary
appearance simple not sur5i4 I,.s
all inteu and purpose, ii Toilet Chemistry
For sale by all druggists PHALOS 4 son. Sev.YOrL
BE on Your Guard.
The uncIamped which for yars accompanied A
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lrOnges parts country and counterfeit
ing business having meauraby played consequence ss
against offenders new system Of
has been adopted In the South and West especially legion Of Bit
prepared from WORTHLESS. materials and bearing variety
have up irresponsible svenures with hope sas
ing STANDARD Tonic Of the Age
country druggists the and proprietor. see IN
scientific and trashy compounds which warmly recommended 'Ss
who endeavor palm them upon erus lieu @
gres. specific successful lR
proprietary preparations the medicines prescribed in paa,, practice
of parties engaged the attempt substitute mere rubbish 0r A'
efficient sOmachic sud alternative present Al this $500
Of the when debility aud complaints arising ZACH of'
generally prevail Of the greatest that % %
should be PLAYED with depressed enebel systems Asa therefore,
for HoSrErTERs STOMACH BIrTERs the great vegetable Hvs'
ant and Alternative aud reject with contempt ae~os 'A
useless medes offered Its place. important to the PaoL a."
the PrOpre'Os Of the famous restorative that this advice should
beedoi.
seventh Assembly District 4 nien Repnb;icsns Ass"s.
monthly meeting THIS ,,sruS -
SJ Broadway, AtB O'Clock JOSEPH FORBES President
GkoksBB HIM. A. DIX Wit BALDWIN, SECRETARIES
A specially. Light Locomotive $500,
aoaPsed 70 step grades short srd hShs raa f
use Aso for lumber districts saAfra aAA~
AID nlls FOR photographs asd fuli nornahon adarS
SMITH PORTER, fIHhsryh. Pean
Trgsses, Supporters, handbags Ae wear hs ees. r.,
kePnes Light csanly safe, oomeao used N bathing hssss
scings Belts, cheap rruSses Ne Correct @pussnenI sA
guaranteed Establishment, No Annst
Pos-tnce Notice-The nails Tor Europe during che ~saA
ending SATURDAY SD will close this once on TUhhDAi
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY y occck and a. All The Ssns
follows via and D, u;0 aud D. II 90 aaa dlOsi -
II. lOAm !, JONES. fs<~>s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

How unjust, and in the main baseless, were
the charges against Gen. Howard, which were
recently the subject of Congressional mvesti-
CATION, our columns have already shown. His
friends, however, desire that the completer ex-
hibit made in the full report of the majority
of the Committee should be spread before the
public and it will accordingly he found on
our third mage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

Our Fenian friends, having been in a mea-
sure unsuccessful in their attempts to hberate
Ireland by attacking Canada, now purpose ac-
complishing the same end by making war up
on Prussia. There is nothing quite so mystic
rious as the policy of Fenian campaign-un-
less it be the tactics of a Fenian battle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

The report current here yesterday, that the
French had determined not to regard the slip
ulations of the Treaty of Paris respecting
neutral property on the sea, and privateering,
is entirely without foundation. France not only
adheres to those regulations, but extends the
immunity from capture to Spain and the United
States, (which were not parties to the treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

with his club. Real denies that he laid in wait
for Smedick, and complains of false swearing
on the part of certain witnesses. 1t is the last
desperate appeal of IA man whose life depends
on the sympathy his story may arouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

William c. Moreau is the Democratic candi-
date for Congress from the With District OF Indiana
The District at present represented by james gner
Republican, who has been renominated for reflection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
THE PICC0T BASEBALL BENEFIT MATCH.

The match to-day on the Capitoline Grounds.
between the Atantics and picked nine of the Stars
EeAoTdS' aad Aphas, Pronlisea " Re Inc QUE Play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE must be handel in TO-DAY Price 80 line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

DR.. sagc'- Catarrh Remedy.-soo reFar' r. r '~r-'ds
case Sold by Druggists by mail, % oents pamf- Lt Al
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

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