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, 1870-07-07

Fort Wayne. The New York Central charges
80 per car for cattle. aud 81 for hogs and soeen
1rom buffalo to New York, while the Erie Is 6ul
| carrying at 81 per car.
BEEF CATTlE-Tbe cattle martet WIS quiet,
and comparatively steady at about ye5lerIAy :
pl1eeA Eat cutie were s,:Afcs. aud sold we'll 10
sH1ne few Instances ut IN advance, but the poorer
qualities went on Slowly at previous rates Buy
ers for the more prominent Eastern mnrketz 1s
we'll ls city butchers and feeders were in Attend
ance. md By the middle Of the afternoon the sup
ply, which embraced bat about 500 head, was
well nigh exhausted, only few odds and ends"
remaining IN the pens unsold. The quality Of tho
stock marketed was poor, unusually 90; corlse-
quentIy, the average Of prices was low, the major
PORTION cf the stock changing hands at rlnge VI
$a50G7631 for thin Teya7 to medium native stock.
Am0ug the sales Of Texas were 1873 head, a1eray
ing $50 tbs, at 23, and IS head, averaging $40 u.s.
at s4.s0-hy ". T, Keenan, L Co. The marsel
closed quiet md steady.
CLOSING PRICES.
Choice Bceyes-fne, tat ,wel-formed,
3 to 5-year old steers, and averaging
from $50 to $50 pounds. .$9.2593H
Prime Beeves-Good, well-fatted, finely
formed steers, Averaging va 10 1,sao
roanus ......-...-......-----.--... I.ItSSsU
Fair Grades-Fair steers, IL
averaging Lion to i, 200 pounds. G.15a7.e5
Medium ClHss-Med.um Steers and good
10 losa pounds. 4so<s6-s5
Stock Cattle-Comuon cattle In decent
flesh, averaging 700 to 1.05O pounds. 4o9aI01
1rfertor-Lt3ht and thin COWS and steers ] 3e5 91'5
TeGns Cnttlc-Common TO Choice ....... 3.00I5.N
M
, 1870-07-07

l1lu -s-t.s-t..- .>st[TM4 Id
Missouri, Kenf,tc
Washed t1cecr. ,40R4 Il
IAWGs11ed fleece 2s{G33
, 1870-07-07
XcAS4.E HnnSEcrA

We ase Indebted to the Custom House officials
1or TIE following statement, showing the transfers
OF vessels Tor the month OF June, $50: 49,.
George Wilkinson to George " Lime, 8, 900, Il
CO hal boat Contest.
i; D. Brewer, Jesse Cox, se,16s.s0, = tug Ben
Drake. - ="
J: L. Warren, jesse Cox, so,0o, i tug Louie
Dole.
William Mcdonald. c. E Mcdonald, 5000, nll
schooner Lieutenant General U. s. Grant.
Thomas L Parker, Walter 8. lubbock, 81 ,o75
al! schooner Anna D. Hanson
W 3, Bradford, Ann Noland, $500, Il canal
bent Il. McLennan. ~
larry ". Chaser, Republic Insurance Com-
pany, = eco, al schooner Magic.
benjamin H. Campbell. John King, $500. au
schooner PhiIo Parsons
Lucy n; Buckley, James Mason, $1,000, all
schooner K0s.ius
William Hunt, George Smith ct al 900. all
elcop Shoe Pack.
Henry Smith ct al, Frank Gossens, s3s3.ss, :;
ecow schooner Spy.
y. thinner, j. ". Harrison, s. 200, k. schooner
". II. Willard.
, 1870-07-07
COUGH NO MORE.

Ma1ner'1 Cough RaI4aH1 Z healing, eoftenfas,
f.ses ~ sa, = t5Pmssstsy 1slieying "a
Eronehtt!s, 1niluenzA, Ca:arth uoar.ene+s, Asihma
and GonsCrptun Il almost anc.tdihL.. SO prompt
the rtef and It's cscta in all the above cases q
any affection Of the throat and nk. Tia. thousands Il
are dsJ pesc1ibinE II, and 1nd al say
ino7n ope iose slways aiiords Eie and il osi
large bottles Price IT. II ID your oan f3ult il You Iii.
cough and tutfcr. The BalAsn will cure " 'N1
, 1870-07-07

ssaSa9.7s
z.Esasoo
'~O
, 1870-07-07

u0GSThe receipts OF hogs to-day, though lib
craf, were not as large rs Ind generally tee1 an
tictpated. and buyers took hold with more conf
1cnce. There was good demand for New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and other points, under
which trade was quite animated, and prices were
firm at slight advance The quality Of the oNet-
tnGs YES Somewhat better than for either OF the
was not 80 marked as The reported salcs would
seem to Indicate. The prices paid ranged at $50
@aio for common 10 medium, a1ltl II 81 s099.l0
for good to choice. A singie carload found buyer
at to.1S- Sales were chiefly at q range Of ss,I0@
, 1870-07-07

CHICAGO. J1ly 6-Charters were: To Buffalo
Brig Cohen, wheat, SC; prop CoIoraIo, balance
S96go Saof nen wae9t, P tpro NARROWER, corn 4Nc;
Stale, corn at 4Xc. 70 Biacf IsocsNschr % Reed
Case, Wheat At e: schr Chenango, wheat at &C.
TO osWego-Schr Light Guarl, wheat at s5Hc. TO
contract: schr Valentine, wheat st 8Hc; schr
sohe5t s GasaSln, sane: seaI Reindeer same: bark
ses3.
TOLEDO, July s.-The Blade says: "The dull
ness In frel9hts heretofore noticed continued and
rates Gn grain hence to Buffalo by steam are
shade lower; We GCote: 3;4c to Buffalo, and &C to
osWeeo. Coarse freIghts are unchanged. We
stones, Buffalo to this porr, at 50 per cord.
MILWAUKEE, July 5.-Graln frrights arc quiet
ant nominal at ct9i0Hc for wheat to BuIaIo
kIII.f
, 1870-07-07

10 South Clsktt trests sit Psirstc and sexu.l Dr.
cases. And eutets the rost ytf,IIt
nd oh<tiaats Gases ot Seminal Vtlk:rs Nervous D
buity: or Ahectoas e kird without Tia
Eruldee. Pa4rhlet Of Advice stns t7v Cousxltssioa
, 1870-07-07

This splendid Har Dye is tha best in the wosd tho
only true and perfect Dyr hatmlras, rcliabe ustsu-
tanrens; 70 asappoI1t ridiculous tints rene
the Hnir soit aad beautiful blark Of brown Sold hy
AZ DEuFKist4 and peEfnners- and properly spilled Il
, 1870-07-07
BUSINESS CARDS,

TRINIDAD ASPHALT.
De1ler5 IN Naval Stores Concrete Wood PaTera GAa
works. Roofer-. ConIactoFs, supplied by cargo from
Tsfnidad At ans port u s. OF IN smaller lots ii n r
Gas consumers Of coal tar and enal
PITCH IT III ind to their advantage nse it univef-
~, ELY ,doPssd whers tested TRINIDAD BITUAEN
FlELD. % Eouth Clark xt. Chte1sn
, 1870-07-07
THE Chicago TRIBUNE THURsDAY Jui,Y I. 1870:

could do it, - 81 good as new" bu. resto i II
to the condition it was in whoa Shakespeare
lived, 30 that the oiTer Of tbs ~ Yankes show
man WIS beneficial to England and all the
world, il not to himself,
, 1870-07-07
c million Mt 11143111
AuQ toWET.
u Old N. Caronnas. =. .62H
New N. Carollnas. .s5H
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. July G.
The following table shows tho receipts and
shisments Of produce at this point during the
past twenty.foul hours: -
, 1870-07-07
WARMER
Pill e r e M e % r.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never Iat1ed (not
sytn In one eAse) to the very cass Of Blind
itching or Bleeding Pilca. Those who a.s aflicte1l
EEn's fnE KENkRT l.Is expressly Tor The pilee. and
cured many Of thirty years. standing Price
One Dollar For sale By druggists evcrywhcrr.
, 1870-07-07

.. South cla1ktt Cheasn cars Tor no charse, 10
T. sss1ass q the Uniye9sity Of Philadelphia md e
d e oss sgl1hs physician y the city for all Chrunte
nsey oa SsEtp1s 3ad Se1usl Dtsc1ec4 Consultations
, 1870-07-07
RufIa1o Live Stock Markct

HCFFALo, July 6,-Castle active for prime a,
about last quotations. Poor declined 1:GaIc- Re.
celpts for the week 3e6 cars. Sales to-day +sa
irE as low as Is 50: IjllDps md Indiana, thin to
choice. s6.oota s.2o; Kentucky, good to choice,
$S.Nn91
, 1870-07-07
DYSPEPSIA,

NnrEer's nyspcp-in Tonic is prepared eyp-rr.
tIEc1css i 10 slightly stimulating tonic md d solcn-
ar n2reizer ssrens!hcns the stonac and rsa.osr1
yous and dyspepctc pfEsoas should use VAnxzRs DIS
PEf1tA IONIC For eale by dEuC.tt4, Price Qae Dollar
, 1870-07-07
walter Brown d. SonsN Monthly
Wool CfrCUInr.

I During the month OF June the wool trade VI!
moderately active, holders being ready to NEE
l tue market, ana manufacturers eTtuctnG a dlspo
s!tlon to secure such parcels 1s still renamed O
ula tt9ck 70 supply thclr requirements. until tht
neM % wools should become sut1clentiy seasoned.
iiah the new CLIP COME forward more freely
and l'et put on the market with the large arrivals
| from Texas and Cahtornla, 1t lB not impEobabIe
t:iA NC should have Seeh u lower range OF guouI.
tions than nov exist; anu this perhars, would
| have serytt as check IN the unreasonable inra-
lion 70 Which Prices have Reached In most parts oi
!ne Hesf- but, IN consequence nf light receipts,
| there has been no PRESSING Of sales, and hence
sAlues have ruled steady, While The current de-
nlaEd !las been supplied with California, Texas,
and these wno1s, as a substitute for neccea, arp
meeting with more attention from consumers than
Operators In the country have been such as to
create repetition Of last years lnjuliclous pur-
ttla:e, which will probably result III stocking the
markets with woods nj j high cost u thing much
TO be regretted, lnasmnch as 1t Is IN every way
neetllul and desirable that manufacturers should
ct their raw material at q lower cost than last
d9ceMtnt 70 cuns1mtrY to buy freely, and they
VIII Eo.d oI as lung as possible frum purchasing
Which IN Itself Enay have the effect Of forcing
salrs, and consequent crowtllng Of values below
the level OF cost and expenses.
we can hardly attribute the unreasonable atl-
vance VI PRICES In the West entirely to the undue
cAc1eMeut a local operators; when TO our know
!edge number ol large manufacturers, and many
Eastern dealers in the face Of last years unpronta
ele excricnces have entered the fleld with orders
TO Their agents, to TT TO huy at certain ngurc,
:"f r eHy TIE ,eoo{t Such instructions tn the
hands of ngenlx, whoee commissions depend upon
ths bnmter Of pounds they purchase, result not
trataSat prices, but destroys I'LL chance OF profit
Iot ne country dealers Thus far not sufficient
hut nt,niinn1n,arket quotations will not admit Of 4
pr3at 10 shippers,
The general condition Of the clip Is good, and
the quantity Is yeportel considerably It.sa than
lat year.
, 1870-07-07

HAY-Tbe demand was email, but, with no
visible improvement In the receipts, holders were
l1rm tn theIr views and did not seem inclined To
urge sales at any concession from the quoted
prices. We repeat our list as fouows: Timothy,
1900; Timothy, loose, On wagon, SlZ0o@s1.e0;
prairie, loose, on waron, s1a00@1o.oo; for dehr-
cry Of prcased hny, $l.0N9L5o.
I1DES-Th1s market WIS quiet and firm At uu-
changed prices. Both local and Eastern tanners
we're engaged, and all desirable offerings were
picked mp at very full pEiceA We continue to
sal.ed, cured, light, s1le1oc: do, heavy, sal@9c;
green cali, lac; dry nlnt 1791sc; dry 6alted, lae
l6c; Hrah6y, scored, cut, or otherwise damaged,
tEo-thtrds price; branded, 10 per cant Oh.
IRON AND STREL-A fair business was trans
, 1870-07-07

--..-,. - WEDNESDAY EVENING, July G.
LCMHER-The demand for lumber ro-tiaY was
mcaEre, and prices were almost npmnaI-no sales
being reported.
We quote the ruling prices OF cargoes as fol-
, 1870-07-07

And FGE!e fFssrects il 11e ea.s1!y s-vaa!ed By IA
EAfaAkL ~ - E1t Aaais out:- Hp stair lie Bud1s
haEpInsss &c Ce1s1taaea q; It. r. sind $ TOR his 6aa
affections Of the Opposite SCI :n Be ftnt Eas viii ii
, 1870-07-07

me" 1VFK DEy NROUN& .f1NFkCIs
new YORK. July 6.-The dry goods trade Is very
dull; har1iJ any change IN prices, except one
leading 3obbing house selling Atlantic brown
shcctipEa Mt 13c,
, 1870-07-07
SCALES.
Arrival and Departure Of Traizs
gUANKB ARRANGEMENT.

qHICAGo1 30RTHWHT111 RAILROAD.
1iexet ones. ao1tnease eaf9er q QAfk and LekezR
cGE3cn ELS111 AID o1GAdA LEfH
, 1870-07-07
OTTAWA, July 4, 1870.


TRr1antee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House,
filed for record on Wednesday, July q
Dashieil ct, v corner ot Wahpanseh az, O
I, 46x1ea 7-l0 It: June aZ...., .........3 $50
, 1870-07-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 6,
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments OF 1--we stock during the week, up To shis
, 1870-07-07

victim Of ca1i indsc.rtfon, c1u.tns nervous IebIi
ity. premature decay, &C.. having tsei In vain cycry
advertised rtmcdy has discovered simple means Of
secuEe vhsch be will send frec TO his fellow sufferers
j. f. REEVES. 3 Nassau st, Nerr York City
Private Matters,
F. D. CLARKE. N. b., the Regular Old Rs.ablfahaA
d. ulafke} i.3 Seuth G!arkFL tnsar Monrcs,
- Female Pills tfreBh mAdc) al.DO per box by NAL
- Send two stamps for MA1r1ra Secrets.
Eb- AAo. two for Book On Selt-A b11se
Address letters Dr. T. D. CLARKE, is South Clask.
st., Chtcaxo "
, 1870-07-07

WARMERS MEDICINES.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
T r IPLE SH T.
New York. Wednesday, June 8, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
1-Advertisements.
2-Advertisemenfs.
S-The Jockey Club Jubilee: Ladies' Day at Jerome
Park; -Four Magnificent Races More Dashing
Scenes and Incidents Of the Occason-Trotting
az Beacon Park, Mass-what America
cess Ediha Singular Blending of Romance
and Reality-Nurder in New Jersey Fighting
for the Bonds-Ralroad Saughter-Aleged
-Four Thousand Dollar Diamond ROBBERY
A-Cong ess: More Railroad Land Jobs Proposed:
SCENE to Dispossess the Usage Indians OF
their Reservation In Kansas the Democrat
Platform for 1s72-The Fourth W ara Tragedy
Continuance of the Ingu, sl-The New KegIme
Expedition All Right; Another American Re.
ported Killed by the Spanish Soldiers-The
vis.t Of the King Of Greece TO tile Ionian
Islands-Personal 1ntellger international
Typographical Union-Lucen Anat0.e Provost
Paradolm-Trncking in virglnia-The Mystery
5-The Indians Great Council OF Chiefs with
Secretary Cox; What the Government Proposes
and what the Indians Want-West Point The
Law and Ethics Examination; the Boat Race:
the President to be Present-fhe New Railroad
War: Prince Erie and the Commodore with
The Masonic jubilee: bile : Opening @ ming OF Of the Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons Of the
state Of New Yorkn,Boody Work IN Williams
burg-LitigatiOn EXtraOrdinary-Quar
Afairs-Rural Barn nBurners-Attempted Rob-
berry.
Morris and Essex Railroad Passenger War;
Amusement Announcements.
Photographic News from All Parts Of the World:
Spanish Legislation on Royalty and Railroads;
American Opposition TO Papal Infallibiity; TIA
lan Revo!utlOnism and Political Agitation; Fire
IN the Forest Of Fontainebleau; Washington
Remarkable Operations OF the Cuban Lobby;
Attempt to Brlbe President Grants Brother;
A Congressman's Reply to Cuban Inter.
viewer; st. Domingo Treaty Negotiation IN
vesigation; The Ratification Of the Treaty
Assured.
6-Proceedings in the New York and Brooklyn
Courts-Chess Matters-Tne New Steamship
Hannover-New York Baptist Association
Senator Reveis and His Sfster-The Industrial
Exhibition-The Beauty or Mem0ry-A Lin
Rering Death-Financial ana Commercial Re.
ports-Marriages, Birth and Deaths.
0-West Indies: Another Revolution In Hayti; Exc
cution Of q Negro at Kingston. Jamajca-The
Sisters OF the Stranger-Advertisement
1O-New York City Iten15-Fleecing the Jersey City
Taxypers-The Cigar Makers Strike-The Ger
man Republicans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
shipping ntelligence-A
11-Advertisements.
l2-Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

trade sales, picture trade sales, coal trade
sales, &C., and they have just had at Utica a
meeting of cheese makers and cheese buyers
for the purpose Of establishing weekly
market for the buying and selling of cheese.
Good, and we say good because good cheese
will be the result of such market, and good
cheese is a good thing. But why not include
the butter? What say the producers and deal
ers in chickens and eggs? What say the
sausage men? This idea Of special trade sales
may be extended to everything, and, properly
managed, with advantages to producers and
consumers of everything.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

THE NEW RAILROAD WAR.-Commodor
Vanderbilt and Colonel Fisk are again at war,
and from indications it would seem that these
doughty commanders intend to wage the con-
test to the bitter end The rumpus grows out
of refusal on the part of the Commodore to
accept ticket coupons, according TO previous
arrangement, from the Erie Railway Company
on his New York Central. Outside of the
merits of the case on either side the moral is
that all the nconveniences resulting from the
contest will fall on the travelling public and
not on the grand railway despotisms Of the
country, which will doubtless keep it up with
out regard to anything but incomes and
stocks
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
The Upton Expedision-Reportcd Successful
Landing.

Landing.
Were we to believe the numerous reports Of
Spanish successes in the island of Cuba which
are forwarded from Havana almost every day
we should have little hesitation in regarding
the revolution of the Cubans against Spanish
oppression at an end. Though the accom-
plishmeuts Of the revolutionists in the field
have not been remarkably brilliant 1t Is impos-
sibe to lose sight of the fact that they have all
along aimed at harassing their opponents in
small bodies rather than depending on the
chances Of regular engagements. It is true
many of their armed expeditions, and that the
attempts of the Cuban sympathizers to furnish
the men battling for independence on Cuban
soil with arms and ammunition have been fire.
quently frustated; yet, Notwithstanding the
glowing telegram of Captain General de Rodas
''that the flibustering expedition which sailed
from New York on the George B. Upton" has
proved failure, and that the men, arms and
ammunition intended for the Cubans were cap
tured by Spanish force of one hundred
strong, we are inclined to the belief that the
expedition of the Upton was as success
full as the truest well wishers of the
Cuban cause might desire. In fact,
the Spaniards knew nothing of the landing Of
the expedition until five days after it had
taken place. Advices received in this city
from Nuevitas and Havana confirm this view
of the matter. Five days after the landing
had occurred the fact was known in Nuevitas,
and that space of time elapsed before the
troops or the gunboats were placed in readi-
ness to move. It is only natural, from these
facts, to infer that the relief which the Upton
brought was in the interior before the Span
iards arrived. Besides, the Cubans in and
around Porto Bravo are in considerable force,
and the Captain Generals lone hundred men
arrested by two gunboats" would not have 80
easy task to perform as the reading of his
Excellency's despatch would lead us to sup
pose. Coming close on the news of the
Uptons expedition we have the news of the
sailing of the armed vessel Chieftain from
London, England, for Cuba and in aid Of the
Cubans. What will De Rodas say to this?
If he would be on the safe side this time be
had better order his cruisers to sea in anticipa-
tion of the arrival of the Chieftain, capture her
within five days sail of the island, and thus
make good the loss occasioned by being i've
days too late for the capture Of the Upton.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

The MASONIC CELEBRATION are to
have grand turnout OF the benevolent Order
Of Free and Accepted Masons to-day, to assist
in the imposing ceremonials Of the laying Of the
corner stone of their new temple, at the corner
Of Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue. The
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania and several
other lodges from Philadelphia will also assist
in this work of brotherly love. We hope the
brethren will have a pleasant time; for we
hold them TO be body of good men, and, judg-
ing their tree by its fruits, it is one of the
most beautiful and benefcent graftings of
charity from ''the tree Of life," with all allow
ances for the objections of Mother Church.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

The CUBAN LOBBY INvEsrIGATIoN.-The
upshot of the investigation into the alleged
attempt to bribe Congress by Cuban lobbyists
seems to be that such attempts were made by
prominent members of the Cuban Junta
through we'll known Washington lobbyists,
but that any succeeded is doubtful. In at
least two cases the impudent lobbyists met
with rather rough treatment. Mr.. Grant, a
brother of the President, told one of these
shameless fellows ''to go to hell" and Gen
eral Shanks kicked his would-be briber down
stairs
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

The New Dock BoSDs of the city of New
York for quarter of million were
taken yesterday by one house at a
premium of 1915 to 1l0. This is a
signal evidence that the proposed improve
ments in our public docks receive the hearty
approval Of our capitalists. Now, let the
Board of the Department Of Public Docks,
with Wilson G. Hunt at its head, proceed to
work upon the capitol they have placed before
thpm
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

ByLIs IN THE LUMBER TRADE.-A South
western exchange gives report that twenty
eight millions Of hogs in one drove have been
hung up on Pollywog river, in Maine, on &C.
count of the drought" For ''hogs" read
clogs" for s'drove' read ''drive." 1t is, how
ever, only numbering blunder Of the printer,
and fit accompaniment Of the lumber opera
tors effort to ssbulf' the lumber market.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
A Foxy FRAsr-The redskin strawberry
feast in Washington.

THE ST. DOMINGO TREATY.-In the execu-
debate ensued on the st. Domingo treaty, but
a resolution calling for long and tedious
investigation into the history of the whole
transaction was defeated by close vote. The
treaty itself will undoubtedly gain strength by
full ventilation of everything connected with
it, but we are glad to see that majority of the
Senate are opposed 10 further delay.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

FIELD, of Massachusetts, the Assistant
Attorney General Of the United States, is
reported to have retired from his official posi-
ton It Is somewhat unusual that there should
be 'sHoar frost" upon a pleasant Northern
Field in the sunny month Of June.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

PETER B. SwEENY GOING TO EUROPE. -
The President of the Department Of Parks,
Mr.. Peter B. (sometimes called Bismarck)
Sweeny, will sail to-day for Europe. He pro-
poses, at his own expense, to visit the parks
of London and of the principal continental
cities, in order to pick up whatever he may
discover of an ornamental nature to decorate
the parks in this city. His trip will not
extend over two months, which will afford
him ample time to visit Louis Napoleon and to
give him lesson or two in the management OF
the young democracy Of Paris, and also afford
him an opportunity to call upon the sultan
and tell him how to manage the young demo
cracy of Egypt. Perhaps Mr.. Sweeny will bring
back couple Of ancient pyramids to adorn the
Park. Who knows2
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

DRAKE DE KAY has been confirmed by the
Senate as Consul at Magdalen, Mexico. When
the Mexican authorities once see De Kay's
startling signature to an official pronuncia-
mento they will at once cry peccao', without
resort to diplomacy or subterfuge of any kind.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
1us moaas ANp ESSEX RAIlauAo PASSENGER WAR.

At Oraton Hall, in Newark, last evening. meet
ing Of influential citizens held for the purpose
of obtaining an expression OF public opinion in re-
gard to the grievances Of passengers on the Nor
presided and Mr.. A. G.. Sayre acted as secretary
Remarks were made, strongly condemnatory OF tne
and oners by the irreprcssiMe Rowland Johnson, q
Orange; Alderman Crane OF Newark, and number rs
81 0iher well known business men of Newark rue
sense of the meeting was embodied in series "S
resolutions unanimously adopted
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

How NG?-Yes, gentlemen Of the Board
of Public Works, we want to know how
long are those public nuisances, Washing
ton and Fulton markets, to be continued.
with their annoyances to the public and their
extortions practised upon sellers and buyers ?
How long, Mr.. Tweed, how long?
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

''THE BRIDAL MONTH. Am exchange
thinks the month Of June is called the bridal
month, because bridal wreaths can be pro-
cured without being obliged to indulge in the
EXPENSIVE exotic luxuries Of the hothouses.
But a lady at Jerome Park yesterday thought
which the summer races commenced
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

THE Albany Epsning Journal (republican)
says the new regime in this city is a "blessed
one." That remains to be proven. At all
events there is little probability that it will
prove as bad as that with which the city has
beretofore been cursed under rural radical rule.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

RESTORATION OF GEORGIA. The prosperity
of the State of Georgia and its consequent ad-
vantages to the whole Union demand that
immediate action should be taken by Congress
upon the restoration of the State. Why does
General Butler delay in making his report in
this matter?
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

Coop FOR CoNNEorTcuT-The promise OF .
new law for the protection of married women
in the possession Of their property Let tho
bill be passed, and let Connecticut try hereaf-
ter to keep up with the progress OF the age.