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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

Napoleon, the Sedantary, made speech
wear or two ago at AiIXerre, in which be said
II always breathe freely among you. peop'o
"of the fields. You are always faithful ana
"tr,e to nv family" At Wlhelmshohe last
week he said to n journalist: "The county
"people vote rs they are told. In M. crews
" district, they elected year after year frIena
of mine. When he died, they elected NJ
"Grevy my enemy. One roule- rors' lhe'
"yote as they are told A politician whom
the people have outgrown is apt to CAo
despairing views of popular government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

A paragraph. entitled. Gifts for Great zen
erals" somehow crcpt into orr last, whcr''"
Horace Greeley is named among Others "
having contributed "libcrally" for q lora'y
to he presented to Gen. Grant. The sta'einen'
is false. Mr.. Greeley never gave diho "
the rich or the powerful and, If he now ",'
anything that he felt able TO give WON"
bestow il on some one whom he supposed !"
he in actual need. so much Is due 10 uu'"'
and il stated with no intent OF cute'Si's
AZ hprS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19
others.

The Indiana newspapers, II IL said now p"V'1'
regular reports of the state of the Di'"fr" "a~
something in this way: Common sepa'
Small almony, 50; Large alimony, $50 tos w. w"
cral business. good aud encouraging &c. ~
Thor, ia somctbin, drou about all this but u ~
a.. .omb,r side 600 Ii is 81 suggestive OF the uh.
that Hope is IN the habit OF telling hhtterlhs Ia
IL j. slim e, idence Of the undy 9i NJ,
l,oreo l,cl; then the bridal With much roihp ~
many pre8onts then tew years OF .ohioS''o VIZ
cnntDrt. then an Indiana DsOrce' BSn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

The French army is massed in rom x u
Orleans; the Prussians are roe,Vme w., -
forccments for the battle now tn'"sa n.s w
no imminent: the French cavalry behaves
S ~ and the French General is preparing
b p' for retreat across tho Loire in case OF
S Sos' This seems to sum up the situation :
tboucb il appears evident that confidence IN
amot6er French victory is not great on either
s;Sa the line.
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6usiness Notices.
cprAr FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA
ANOTHER "nERRING" HEARD From

TuSEHaSNocK. Pa. Nov. = 1870
Ness uznsrva FARRELL SHERMAN
GySr. On the 3Oh March, 1903 purchased oil Fou
o-, Of month we had terrible Gre my store was about
he hnrp disirc, had no get my safe out ms
og tried to open safe bu, found the bolts Wona mol go '
blacks NTH Of the bok pam and dug ont the u
~ Cling AMI tore woodwork found my papers ana ooOAs MI
ia good & e o; preservation also some small '"ef com
traly, A W. hENshAN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

There can be little doubt that although Gort-
schakofi 50 carefully dsclaims the altered con
dition of the Danubian Principalities "a a
cause for declining to be further bound by
one of the clauses of the Treaty Of Paris, and
specifies that not that fact but tho pIractioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

Persons entitled to an extra copy can if preferred,
have either Of the following books postage prepaid:
Political Economy by Horace Greeley; Pear Culture
for Profit by !. f. Quinn; The Elements of Agrcul-
ture. by Geo. T.. Waring.
Advertising Rates.
DAY TRIBUNE, Soc. 4Oc., J0c., 75c, and 81 per line
SkMI-NiTKIY TRIBUNE, - and 30 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. So, &3, and s. per line
According to position i'll the paper.
In making romittances for subscriptions or adI er-
Using always procure "a draft on New York, or a
Post-OGce Money Order, if possible. Where neither
of these can I've procured, send the money bit at
rays in REGISTERED letter. The registration fee
has been reduced TO fifteen cents, aud the present
registration system has been found by the postal
authorities to be virtually an absolute protection
against losses by mail Al Postmasters are Obliged
10 register letters when requested TO do So
Terms cash in advance.
Address The TRIBUNE. New York
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
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NUN. Five copies or over, So each an extra
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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tircIy on ono side. while tho votes were cast
overwhelmingly on the othor. And they were
cast in our Judgment, exactly right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

lcrs, have been arrcstcd 1919 Gold. iifi' ii's "''
Thermometer. 81. 80. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION tIRE-fRooF SAFES
THE BEST WORLD EVER SAW
Hrpp1NG's New PATENT BANNERS SAFES.
t Iron combined with ps,ent Franlni,e SPY
eEL BrsES erng ROyds PAsBD proof against the bo"lpe
we'll ss,G din.
HERRING. FARREL SHERMAN,
2JI Broadway, corner MuIray'st. New'lork-
FARRELL HERRING & CO., Philadelphia.
HBERING & Co.. Chicago.
HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN, New-orleans.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
STERLING SrNERwARE,
AT LOWEST rHlcXS
A. RUMRIII. & Co.,
a73 BROADWAY. CORNER CHAnBEss-sT,. n J.
NKwYoRk Nov IS 1870
"BURNErT's SUPERIOR FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
ar. strictly standard in quality ard give entire satisfaction
= 10 essomerN" PARK IlLpohp'
Corner Twenty-frst-st and Bro'd"ay
"u.,e sold them for many y,ar Growing public favor"
AcKER MaERALL a CoNpT
Cbsmbersst, and cor Forty seconi-si and Broadway
re- svprior1y .se Eztrooi' consists in mir perfect par1y
sad great strength e. pint and quart zesl Por sale b1
ell sscS gror and In the United siAe' and
Canada JOSEPH BURNETT 20"
Sole Proprieiors Boston, Mass
A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" Browns BRoN-
a,L TRocHEs" Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections now
islands the first public confidence this result has been &C
Oh, Trce to he couueeed vOah esuOu purchasers 10 be
on guard against worthless limitations -
To ONE AND ALL-Are you suffering from
cough bronchus Of The vsrous PSmonsry
o fl OeS s nm "a % sUS fs s 0 remedy tbs
no Q1sG S' B. IfTaa GeE &c. S CoaP Bos
Sod by al druggists
HOTEL ANNUNCIAToR, by electricity, the best
RLEcrxIC HorsS ASSuSc1AToR; entirely newt see IT,
SAPK; all the burglars in New-lork dehed.
gSsss sog SHA TFlf'ArH ten 5'a scEas xf
DIR. J. W. POWELL treats Diseases of the
BE sHs Bar as ssSS, for @ past aS II a rb ssoe c & sye
failed Gail or send Circular G,LvASoFAEADc E1TvTE l67
hast Tbrty-,ourth-st, corner fbriaye
THERE Is NO EXCUSE FOR Poor BREAD,
uDOOLKrs This the only reliable Baking
rs.ss5 S5.. Ys oss Fa s FS
GOLD Pens.
The R.. I, best IS a. 1lS ess,gSs~
BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING.-LoRD's
iGe, and Gente@ens apparel Cleaned unsurpassed 10
America -
EUREKA MINERAL WATER, Saratoga Springs,
. J Lew GsSsi Hudson River Rsr Al Depot yackst.
RATcurLoR'5 HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world lDsqtaoeon harmless perfect Applied 81 FACTORY no u
WHEELER g. Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE,
Boaduay TwenvsIth so By paying 10 Gowr and
per month, without charge Machines to let j. T. BLlIs
TRUsSES-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Once Established ears VeSeySt Branch OGce, - BSst -Four
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MARBLE MANTELs MONUMENTS, FLOOR
Turva GeIENKY Manufacturer Importer,
Marble WORKS III lG rs Fast 22tst
"A Genuine Weather Strip like ROEBUCKs
oil exclude wind from any house" ohce 81 Fulton near CHE
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALME LINES.
67a BrOsisay y y; Ice Chesnutt Pha 81 Gteeas Boston
&c.. Ev,s,>-c Orr Cn,,.r
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

Never before, 50 far as we can recollect,
were the effort aud extraDeOus inauence.so Gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

re- tn, svp~rior1 Of e,e Ertroe consists in mir perfect pHry
.nd great strength g. snd pint and quart zes Por sale b
ell srsss groeer and men In the United s and
C.,sd. JOSEPH BURNETT Co.,
Sole Pronrietor, Boston Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" Browns BBoN-
ca,L TRocnEs for Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections
.,pds IN, first in public favor condolences this result has been
na BY test Of many years. it, extensive have caused
Oh. Thes to he coub,ereed vouh euOn purchasers be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING.-LORDt
office va rosda 4q Broome ccruer Broadway III EgahEyt
ladies' and GeneIens AppArcl Cleaned in UNSURPASSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
cough cold asthma bronchitis Of The various pulmonary
troubles onn terminate IN consumption II 80 use NlLB g
PrRE Cor IivRR safe and eeadous remedy This
J. no ansok preparation regularly prescribed By the medical FAC
u Manufactured by.A WHBoR Chemist No loo Courtt, Bos
Ton. Sold by al druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
PLYMOUTH CHURCH PICNIC.

The young people and many of the older
members Of MIR. Beecher's congregation have grand
pc mic once year. these occasions the Pastor OF
plymouth Church usually ia present. At early hour
Yesterday morning the sound Of many footsteps was
heard in the neighborhood OF Fulton Ferry Crowds OF
people came from all directions. and by o'clock the
steamer sunnyside packed with the disciples OF
Cranberry-st. Capt Duncan, who commanded the qua
ker City on the Mediterranean excursion was
eonspicuously active In seeing that everything
WAS properly conducted. little after 3 O'Clock
the lines were hauled in, and the boat moved
away with bands playing aud colors flying About
100 persons came aboard at Thirty fourthst, amid
much cheering. The morning was pleasant and the stln
breeze which swept down from the north brought a
healthfu glow to every face lnnumerahle villas ana
cosy cottages pecped UP through an und1atng SEA Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
WEST VIRGINIA.
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.


WHEELING, West Virginia, June 22.-The
Republican state Convention assembled in ParkersburS
this morning H. Sinsel OF the State Central committee
opened the Convention and appointed Gen. Rune
of Kanawha temporary Chairman, and Dr. chase Oh
Putnam Secretary.
The Hon. d. Hubbard offered series ofiresouons IN
dorsng the Fifteenth Amendment for reference TO the
Committee on Platform. Thos. b. Swami OF kanawhh,
formerly colonel in the Rebel army but who has acted
with the Republicans since the close OF the war, made
speech of half hour appealing to the Republicans 10
be magnanimOus TO tho Rebels and declared II THIS was
they would cooperate with the party Inc CohVeh
ton took a recess mi, ~,
The Convention reassembled at 2:30 p. m. Tho Hon.
Robert e. Brown Of Jackson, was elected permanent
President. The Committee on Platform submitted
majority report which fully indOrsed the acton OF inc
representatives in the last session OF the Leglshtnf
and also recognizes the right of each individual TO tnE
speak and according O his best Judgment anu INC
dictates Of his conscience.
resolution was reported avOrng tho removal OF the
ds1uacatons and restrictions imposed on late Re
I'm the their spirit OF loyalty dlfects
and consistent with the safety OF loyal people ana
recommending such legislation as will be necessary 10
carry Il ont Tho whole State ticket was renOmlnated
Gov Stevenson called for and made BRIEF speech
after which the Convention adjourned. -.
The Congressional Conventions for the lat and lu Ds-
trcts were held Immediately after. Gen. Cor was nom
mated Congress from the LIST District and MI NC
Grew from the Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
POLITICAL.
VERMONT.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMEMORATIVE TICKET
NOMINATED.

REPUBLICAN STATE CoNyENTION-STATE TICKET
NOMINATED.
BURLINGTON, VT, June 22.-The Republicans
OF Vermont met In Delegate Convention in this city,
to-day TO put in nomination candidates for Governor
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer for the ensuing
two years. For Governor, the Hon. John W. Stewart Of
Mddlebury received 1875 votes to "a for the Hon. Julius
Converse of Woodstock The nomination was then made
unanimous The Hon. George N. Dale of Island Pond
was unanimously nominated for Lieutenant Governor
and the Hon. John A. Page Of Montpelier unanimously
penomnated for Treasurer Messrs. Stewart and Dale
addressed the Convention returning thanks and accept
ING the nominations Mr. Converse then called on
and delivered the following happy speech which was
received with unbounded morriment and applause:
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN; l have been IN
rned that you have elected not ne pnt ahS u, .
man." and il has completely taken tne Whu ~ Oh ny
sailsp II you had chosen me- would nave maze you
most beautiful speech but consOlcd with the renee
zion that you have got the next best man. ana on tns
whole, think he VIII do very well promise 70 heep
sure To let YOU know II. In conversation Win nm
few minutes ago. t9d nun d rather ui ye "e me he
best seat he had. He very generously promised ina,
might even occupy his half Of the time So undet
the circumstances, think he VIII DO very well
Rrief speeehes were made by United States Senator
Edmunds and Congressman Willard and resolutions
were adopted reairmlng the principles OF freedom ana
e1uaty; declaring the mission OF the Repubcan party
had not yet ended and indicating the WORK yet 10 De
done; indorsing the administration OF Gen Grant In
menting the death OF the late Gov Washbufn ana COM
mendng the ticket TO the support OF the feemen' Inc
resolution relating to the duty Of the Republican party
closes follows;
II will sympahze, az II always has done with All sin
cere struggles for liberty among foreign nations while IL
a-O observes the scrupuOus ndeDJ 70 ht"i "a"
,rnich demands from other Governments ana peoples
The candidate for Governor Is AZ years Old. He was
graduated at Mldilebury In 1s46, became lawyer OF
local eminencc. was member VI the Lower LoI2e VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23

RoARp-On "Wednesday June Matilda Board, wife Of Peter
Boari. in the 9th year Of her age. -, ,s,.
% srl win ale Mace at her residence Pam- j. on Friday
the Afternoon The relatives ana iouds
ar resuctfIy invited attend. Carriages viii DC IN waxing Al fe
sun o meet the M train from hewiork
COoPER-On Tuesday Dist nst Hannah j. wife Of John g. Cooper
aged 81 years --t--t.-, A..
attend funeral II Thursday ~ lnsl RON NE hti
r Church Sixty drtst between Third and Secondayes
CHAUNCEY-On Monday 90 William Chauncy aged n years
family respectfully nVilel
Is funeral from residence % La eieee on THURSDAY
afternoon. AZ O'Clock, without further invitation
POXOn TueSav evening June d. Charles Por a 81 years
The relatives and friends family respectfully iasitsl TO ani
Psinsed N j. on Friday 2lh inst at u O'Clock Carriages
will be at the depot arrival Of the Y m train Central koa ro
Eex-iOFk. $50
KRATINGOn Tuesday 81 Clarence Eugene Heating in the 'h
tx and friends are attend the funeral services at he
Memorial Church Wayereypiaee and "ess 49, =.
Friday June o. The remains Will be lnIerd IN ihnV
Church Cemetery.
ppprTTe remains Of Aiane daughter Of franklin and
will be Inferred at HO0da"a Noney ~ 'SAN'
on THURSDAY, June %, at 3 O'Clock
sUANDLEY-At n j. on Monday June 70 hhen ~ WIG Z"
Police Justice Edsard j. Shaldey . - IL ID s... -
those Of her brother, John X Spe u
b on her brotbeinaw NJ ShandeT, are invited TO attend er
mineral ron her residence 6 HenSt New York on huS'@J'
June %, at O'Clock p IN -
uTTRyou Third day 2s inst D. wife Of Perry B. Uhy and
ONLY daughter Of Moses and Amy A. Dame al, L., ,r,v,
ss md friends are attend the funeral Sixth day nd.D
2 INST 10 NJ No. 455 FouTthaye third door below IhfH
frs;-st.
WHEBLOCK-une Madge R. wife Of Dr. George g. NhesoeA ana
dngbe Of the Archibald Robertson esq OF philadelphia
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.


INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR.
= INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 22.-The lnterna-
tona Convention Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton convened at the Academy Of Music this morning
W. +. Dodge of New York. the first YcePresdent of the
last Convention who should have presided at the tempo
rary organization being absent Mr. j. g. Mclean OF HAT
flax, Nova Scotia, appointed temporary CnaulnaI
III. Beach, ir of Rhode Island temporary secretary Inc
Rev. III. A. Edison of the Second Presbyterian Chch on
indianapolis led the Convention in prayer. a special
prayer offered for the preservation OF the te ana
health Of the President of the Convention OF last year
Committees Credentials, Temporary Business, ana
Permanent Organization then appointed the atter
Committee consisting OF one from each state ana ROY
nce represented. Arcsolution was adopted making al
the members Of the press present. all the clerg OF
Indianapolis, and all Cergymen present from other sec
tons and ali members of the Young Mems Christian As
sociaon present who are not dele ges corresponding
members OF the Convention. The Committee on Perma
nent Organization reported the following officers VINO
were unanimously elected:
Presiient--JOin \ Mclean Of Halifax, Nova Scotia. =.
Pio Erints-Col s Fisher Of Washington d. c. the Rev v H.
Spauing Island IT, Coses Of WclnEu J. W Ray o. In
danG Pennsylvania John H. Chase OF Oho o. H.
Chichester Of South Carona Andrew j. Chase OF hane Mhne
Ilnos John C. Bertram Of West virginia.
Douglass of Montreal and Geo heyne Of IoIouso
SrariesR II. Hgey Of Hewlorki A. T. Bel Of Minnesota u
G. Swansy OF Michigan. -,
The formal reception Of the delegates took place In the
evening Gov Baker presided and addresses Of welcome
were made on the part of the State and city authorities
and the Young Mems Christian Association OF TINS ciy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
",mDor,nnt Auction sale of Fine Furniture"

One Of our Oldest aud Avoraby known cabinet makers ""
sovuAcx having determined to tear the premises 70 lo Broad
way he been successfully engaged In t iarn" O
nearly forty years past order to rebuild the sane Tor one ." OUT "
banks has secured the services Of the celebrated a0eoneer f np
D. Hes To sell bis stock Of elegant cabinet furniture poD
auction About the stock sold last week od We ~
.pd will he disposed Of on and FRIDAY The ~ and I''h
,D, The % bng entirely unrved would advise al want 81
really good furniture opportunity Of getting The m a.
mere nominal price, The goods exhibition and "i sell "
nav the time spent In examining them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
THE DISASTER on THE HUDSON.
. LIT V4' TIT III Doy+''
10 the EdifOr Of The Tribune

- VIC G0tfOr or me Trt6UHe.
SIR; j was a passenger on board of the
propeller Nuhpa on Saturday night when the melan-
ehoiy accident occurred near Milton which resulted
5stSy 70 three persons The propeller stopped i'm
1oiatey on being hailed by the unfOrtunates. and
Ia was sent back In search Of them II could
~ ioWered boat also put ont from schooner near
- ah1 both were searching for the occupants OF the
ps1ed boat for nearly half hour, during which time
he propeller dIifed with the tide feel quite conf
tst ythng In their power was do.e by the Off
80 vi te huhpa 10 the lives CT the drowning per
Jls and am quite that they cannot be held re-
X'ns1Dle Tor an accident which entirely beyond
As41fs6 '' ~ '-Ns' Wa WV "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC TOLLS BETWEEN HAVANA AND
GREAT BRITAIN.

70 the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of the 18th inst. an arti-
Gle appears In your editorial column rejecting upon this
Company. Your first charge is that practice an I'M
lust discrimination" against foreign messages by charg
Inc s5 for message from Havana 10 Great Britain or
France while telegram from Great Britain or France
30 New-YOTk and thence TO Havana is but So so.
This statement Of itself shows that the only discrimi
nation that exists in favor OF the United States is in the
fact of repeating the message in the United States.
The facts are, that the LIST Of January last and
was at SIS, arrangement entered into between
the Western Union Telegraph Company and Ourselyesby
the United states east OF the Mississippi River Including
st. Louis, for S. This intended primarily for the
can take advantage Of 1t by simply having their
messages repeated in York. anywhere elSeon the
line east Of the Mississippi River.
Under Is the business has decreased as we paid a
Government tax on the gross receipts Of S06 SlO0 for
the months Of January, February March, and April in
1859, and OF S2,9l4 II in the months of 1870.
We are also In effect charged with collecting tariff Of
% in gold Tor what We are authorized by law to charge
- 50 IN currency. The act Of Congress you refer TO
relates solely TO the shores Of the United States and TO
eOnnecp0n by submarine cable between those shores
and Cuba For this service the act limits the charge TO
Is So and We have never charged that amount I'm any
sIelcy f0r hls service Two cables have to be main
tanned Zone OF them Is at this time disabed and our
charge is 81 rs in gold. To fix currency rate Il mnrac-
heabe N line one end Of which is IL country
where the rates wOnld change two or three times
day From Key West 10 our connection with
other lines we have 10 maintain an additional
line through Wilderness Because we refuse to he
dragooned by the present combination Of English and
French companies into compliance with their demands
until our business will warrant it, the press and All Kin
dred appliances which they command are brought TO
bear against US We using all our efforts and
means TO make connections with other West India
Islands As soon this is DONE If the business win war
rant reduction as we believe il will we shall make n
pense we have encountered in establishing the line
,h M pubic wil give us however potent
Fery respectfully, WILLIAM f. SMITH, President
LIZ Gs International OeeG" Telegraph Co., He'oYOrk,