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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
INCOME TAX IN INDIA.
EVASION GENERAL-IT8 PERNIcIQgs INFLUENCE
AND INEQUALITY.

AND INEQUALITY.
The consequences attending the collection of
an income tax in India are thus described in letter to
The London Times by Mr.. 5. Laing NJ p, ex-Finance
Minister OF India 1t is plain that the objections he gives
have, to a great extent, general application;
One must have been India to understand the really
formidable objections which exist to an income TAX On
the English model. The idea of inqulstiOn into IN
is abhOrrent to the Oriental mind Evasion, oy
too common even IN England, becomes almost virtue
in the East and the point OF honor Is To cheat te as
SCISSOR Suspicion and alarm are also carried 10 an eA
tent, which, TO an European mnd, appears aiihoSt III
When was in India there several well authent-
Gated cases of suicide committed by persons III respect
allie POSITIONS for no other motive than TO escape assess
emf for the income tax barbarous frontier tTle
VOTED and when the was investigated was found
mat some Jealous collectors had sent the chiefs
assessment papers under schedule ~. moIe3'ci
the native agents through whom the details OF
ssment and collection Of income tax must neces
sary be worked often corrupt and TOO apt 10 eAtOr
money by abusing the authority OF their position ana
paying upon the imaginary terrOrs OF those subjected 10
assessment The result IS that the minimum OF income
Is obtained from the native population WIN aAlhu
OF ANNOYANCE and discomfort
Then, as regards the European portion Of the commu-
pty the tax falls heavily on class OF men "nu,
general rule are ~ aDie 20 r Sx are
long gone by when fortunes COuu lie ihaue III iiu ~
the Increased cost of living, the support Oh iaes
i'm England and other things which nave become necesS
tics have reduced the governing class I'D lhda as
general rule to the position OF poo Gentlemen; l.
TIa re rrobablv the finest class OF administrators III
en-, yrH fake them an In all; thorough English gentle
men developed by the responsibilities Oh .hti pI;to ,
often into soldiers and satesmeh-aloSu ~ " ~ ire
mon OF intelligence and requirements but they, are
Door and as a general rule have nara suuSSio W
maintain their position. ..,.o ,0 .ha
nonnd oil such men incomes which were almost the terms
Of tbe contract under which they enlisted for service III
an unhealthy climate for State necessity. Out 70 en-
so,ne Scrrtary of State to boast that ne ia riga
Dancer BY charging the cost OF building BARRACKS ana
forts ana ,aW"yS en 70 d te Bds Of any
other civilized State IN the world would show surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
nOMRSTIC MARKETS.

Au.rA Ga Jane 6Coon IN fair demand a. unchanged quotations.
.,Ies no bslss receipts &c bales. Mdihng, 3JG50sc $50
wiLxSGros e. June 6-sPns Of Igrpenune steady Al i'ic
Ro,n fei; No % Pale $4ds4 Crude Tupenine stsaiy 1t
- sDq al Is Tar dali At 81 20 Cotton quiet -
ToLEpO 6-Flour Wheat advancing and aetyei No
White Michigan 1871 Amber Michigan vi e6d Slf No Red JJ
No Red D 1o Corn dyncieg No re No Se fellos
a Oa hrm and unchanged Frrigh 6m at 7c "a Oswego Re-
cens-Plour bits; Wheat ~ 0 bush Corn 1850 bnSh Oats
DO bush shImsnis-Four $50 bbs wheat A0o bush Cora
10 O1O bush; Oats. 5tso bush 49,.
SKwORLEANs June 6.Fogr 6rm At ~ 70 Tor SuPeStre ESQ
AZ III M Doabe Brr IS 500 t6 for Treble Extra Corn easier
ared ~ IS. White ~ Oats e.se at t5do1e BrsG y 20 o
Ham, aid2ic Lard trm; Tece l3!g6ic Keg lstasc sugar
brmer; Prime i9ilte Molasses-iseho 4o@Dd Prime fet
ncutng 65GT WHISKY Sl0e TO- Codee easier fsf, lbt a
ise Prime 7alse Sterling BIchange, VI ~ New iork SIGHT
lc premium. Gold. lif!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
THE INCOME TAX.
A NEW AND FoRCIBLE ILLUSTRATION.


To the Editor Of The tribune
SIR: There is one illustration OF the injustice
of the Income Tax which do not remember to nave
seen stated. For example Two men, having equal in
comes are respectively rich poor according 10 the
number OF dependents which each may hare have In
nv mind an instance where a head of a family has
taxable income which would make him passing rich but
for the number OF persons absolutely dependent upon
him. Add to this the fact that his lot is cast in this city
and YOU have case like thiSa large but inadequate III
come severely taxed after il has all been spent for the
bare necessaries of lfe and this while debt of from
$500 to 5000 for the expenses Of the year resting
this ia xed salary. Despair is the only word which can
mental condition OF one WHO must pay TAX
on an which, with the strictest economy has not
and cannot support him. Ii ia very easy 10 sly
bachelor who stands alone in his shoes ana
the father of ten dozen minor cnluIeh,
and sometimes with aged parents beside, WIN te accu
INFLATED debts of years OF deficiency law Wllcn .Ao
directly an inevitably creates such instances OF
cruelty and Injustice 1t is wicked and begets bitterness
of soul Love of country may he increased ana mtcnsl
fed bv q war but such legislation as now lnpends,
while il may shake ones love OF his country VIII Ger
tany cause transfer of party allegiance. Reliance Is
placed the advocates of the Income Tax upon te ct
that number taxed is small That neither party can
have much TO gain or lose can put my manu- on our &
sons lust about me- whose votes will 60 for the rst te
the Democratic party If the Income Tax Is renewed
OF whom but is liable TO he taxed Besides, q sal
aired man charge his tax in his salary lie atche
then i'm his salary Multitudes who nothing, are
watching this matter. Upon its decision hangs te III
ture political complexion of our General Government
The present writer has been wing ana fapuDncah,
and has voted Accordingly LOT niOie V'i pu,,u
century. OiNH4'
Aeao York. June 4, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
THE DAUGHTER OF LOLA MoNTEz INSANE

Last evening the Specal OlnCcf at the Astoi
House called Police Headquarters, having IN CUSTODY
the Princess Etha Gilbert Montez whose recent lecture
at steinway Hall the wrongs OF her mother, Lola
Montcz and the peculiar actions OF the speaker were
somewhat freely commented upon. The officer ana the
young woman we're accompanied by of the boarders
woman had RIM M a bin Of SIC board and carriage
hire and when pressed for payment had shown unmls
takeabe signs Of INSANITY, and had finally been sezeu
with AN cpeptic fit. She was attended by Dr. swan,
who was decidedly of the opinion that she was insane
INSPECTOR Jameson before whom the Young woman was
brought was of the same opinion, and recommended
that She be taken back to the hotel and Kept there ut
a council OF physicians pass upon her case or hcf
friends be communicated with She was accordingly re-
turned TO the Aston House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

DIR. Biering, an American theologian, was
,. re,eived into the Greek Church at ST. Petersburg
To German Language WAS used in the ceremony for the
first time, on this occasion.
The four hundredth birthday OF Albert
nror IL On be celebrated May a. 1871, by an exhibition
Al Nuremberg of his collected works-engravings paint
ings wood-cutS, designs, etc
Victor Hugo's net profits on his publications
"a the wear 1899 amounted TO nearly 10000 francs But
he spent nearly the whole amount In enabling Ills SONS 10
establish the RappeI newspaper IN Paris
Col. r. w. Higginson is already engaged on
his now lecture for next Winter. which is To be entitled
The Nations Debt to Soldiers" The subject Is one
in which every patriot Interested and no one Is pe'.cr
able than Mr. Higgnson 10 do 1t eloquent ana appieoa
ave Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

BUCK-On srnday 9Th inst after long and painful le'' '0
The eaves HI trends Of family respectfully syii % asd
the is1e, b from l a. 1 e SlIH without asr no
DAvIB-sBieuy on nst DAVE in the 9TH year
Ppsf services will he hell ct m Wednesday 9Th inst fro~
Aiass Church, Msonave AMI twenty fourth st. hs
FsHgR-on First ay morning tsanday Sta inst Nicholas s
Ia the 18th year Of age alter short lines
Gs Fl, s raj an eao sa s s, ssS st on % LAY ~
e. oea ~ i.g ea' WE % "a and Poar6aye DySos
to Chappaqua Meeting LoOse Tor in'errnent II oeoh
HOEBgR-MonIiy June Of heart disease julius oeOer IN the ON
TIE fnner viii take pl.oe wenesiay oks NJ from 9 We.'
Tsenty.n,uths;.
MACDANIEI-Atthe residence Other paren Monsl,ir J. %
MONDAY afer lnsns iae'' Alo ase l' daughter
Fayer services at Tie house m weiuesy the 3 inst
Train by and Essex RioSi IRON Barclay st. " NJ
Washington D. C.. papers please copy
HgwCOMB-on lay (suris The residence o. her daughter.
R1e. aad ien are respectfully attend the funeri io.
Frnd, Meeting Hone ia RGiheIorpoe Eneenthst oo Third
DAY (Tuesiayl a | ocl)cL
PuTYAM-ou Monday 9Th inst Tnrran Putnam in tie 10th year u
Nj & ard the friend. % hi, family n7ei to attend bis flaer
pa rs sao a rs MasoSsy corner
SEARs9 SSo, . s,esnS ,2 7s W 6o ssiT '''
TIE relatives aud friends of h" family are sss xi Wv ~,
the the 5 stR At i'' CLOCK without further
sTAPLEs-Ma D. Niles Lake Co, Cal, Major = Staples
sTERRs-Ca Francis J. seer, residence Of parents ti
Bist md twenty ouftht' % Friday Jane i'"
c canSi,' AMI B5s,6 papcrs please copy
sANDHAM-on sunday morning June George Arson sa0ih'".
~ d. ri. -
nGh p ad @ b. late residence is East Seventy htt
sWIFT-On morning June Henry A. swift Agi ~ yar.
The relatives toe family respectfully invited % a'hI
the funeral Tuesday June At " ciocA A. Us
IN. remains will % Wesport Conn FOR nement 90 the ~
m New York ami NeE-Haven Railroad
vRBgLAND-At Bergen SUNDAY June5 La wife OF !ohn D.
Yrs-Iani and daughter OF Ira H. Taylor -. H., .--..,
The Ds and r lyes family respectfully nvtel '" irni
ths funeral from residence Gl.0r fe 90 us'y JUNE
3 Carriages will be IN waiting AZ the b'ts,n
station of the Newark NewYOrk Railroad Oh the ARRIVAL Oi ne
O'clock tram rom Of Lberty-st, Ss~f"rA
wgEDBN-u this city 9Th inst BiI s. Sife of A. "eea-
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WILTON MONDAY morning O'Clock June G. George Wilt ase 81
Tb relatives and friends respectfully nVl 70 80 - "a
OclOcS from his late residence NO ~ h
Tlh TIE selnius will be conveyed to the Evergreen 'ha
for ineTment
WYSR-n Moniay June proracted Illness Sarah Ann VIE
William \. Wye IN the jith year ~ hef age -.
The ans Mdetosn, Conn for nenent "he
funeral services will he held, 5tb inst, ats a. Ia
wHTLOCK-sadieny Of aTopetg 10 Bro2sn o. suni June
1870 eorgans wife OF Ehrsm "htock anu 1aHsne'
OF John Dikeman, in the ild yeir 81 her sge .,.,
The rpaves the family invited To attend the netN
from residence liz " ashngtous On ue" iu"oa 'u'
!, O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
RENEWAL OF THE RAILROAD WAR.

The great railroad operators are preparing
10 renew the upon each other. Commodore Wander
bt yesterday informed President Gould that all arrange
inents hitherto existing between the New-YOrk Central
aca Eric lines are To be considered and void. The
Commodore has refused 81 receive tickets between But
falo and Niagara Falls and Is said u be edeaVornS 10
block the routes Chicago and the North West. Messrs
Gould and Fisk prepared for the issue. Mr. Wander
mcnts with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, tia
tons for defensive and offensive alliance are beng car
red between the Erie and Pennsylvania Central Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

TO the action OF Judge Busteed Of the United
States District Court for noarceratng Auditor Reynolds
dsobedience of injunction OF the Court resulted In
failure Mr.. Thompson. negro member OF the Leeis-
lature elected and announced that Buseed
should be sustained. Attorney General Morse said
Reynolds dsapproved OF the meeting Resolutions were
introduced by Mr. Kaer against Judge Busteed deDounc
ing him in severe The resolutions were voted down.
and the meeting broke up warrant was Issued
against Busted this morning. charging him with belng
ReynOlds and two negroes were depused 70 serve the
warrant which Busted evaded by being driven - the
Court room ia a close carriage, and giving bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
THE MASONIC PROCESSION.

The Aids of the Grand Marshal met last
night in the Board Of Relief Room. Odd Fellows Hall.
10 perfect for the grand procession omor
row. on the occasion Of laying the cornerstone OF ths
Masonic Temple. Instructions in drill and faengs were
given the Marshals and the following assignments were
made: First Division, Samuel X. kirland; Second Divl
sion Robert Black; Third Division. Lowell o. stevens
Fourth Division, H. seimerman; Firth Division IL H., ~
sion warren C. Bennett Eighth Division, Meyer DARN;
Ninth Dyision John Dickman; Tenth Division, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
ARREsT OF FORGERS.

Detectives Elder and McDougal yesterday
arrested Josiah Ferris and Louis yanceten, on charge
of forgery Il alleged that on May 81 the prisoners
called at the office OF Fisk Hatch. and sold u AVE.
twenty bond receiving therefor check for tlS on the
Fourth National Bank made payable to the order OF j.
person OF Elizabeth, N j. On the I'd inst. the same
men called again at the office VI Flax Hsteh4 sRQ soa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
Gueeial Notices.
Plnnlon,, "yitalia," Or, Salvation for

P.mIon,, "yitalia,n Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
pH,LoNs vTTALIA" differs utterly all iyes" coll
orer sui rs.orsr." % totally Different Pna
e0s It i, hmph fragrant and perfectly Prepae
u, or aouut matter requires up and communicates
,u to the skin or the linen paper eurtata to conceal
ia ,orb ,psarsuce for simple that nat iurbd hs~
all iuteus and purposes Toilet Chemistry
Par J.b, all dr,ggtsa PHALoN SON Sew.Yors
Education OF Women.
". the Undersigned invite the public meeting u
promote the
EDUCATION OF WOMEN,
both in the sphere Of collegiate training and spheres Of practices
and The useful arts to be held TUESDAY EVENING Jaas a
O'clock the Church Of Rev Crosby P0arthav sn rWes'r
eoui, plan Of such education vii be Submitted by the officers
Rutgers Female College and the following persons will take part IN ~
proceedings;
Rev Dr. q. J. W BUCKLASD,
Rev JOS l. THOMPSON, D. D.,
R,g JOHN HALL D. D..
Rev Dr. HICKoK. late Of UnsO College.
Pres. LOOMS Of Lew-burg University.
PA p BARNARD. Prest Columbia CoIles,
ALRx s. WEBB, Pres. Coll cgofs.r
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS
DARIUS R MASGAM.
JOSEPH s. BoSwoRra
WIN. II. LEONARD
RRAsTUs c. BENEDICT.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT.
CHARLES A JOY
DANIEL HUNTINGTON.
JOHN McCLBLLASD MD.
II H. VAN DYCK
wM A DARLING.
Ueethoyen Genie nial.
THERE WILL BIZ RBHkARSALs
spw YORK DIVISION Of The GRAND FESTIVAL CHORUS
S,einwny Hall teenh e5tnno on 'hs fo.slns iGr~
too
THURSDAY Juues at O'clock
SATURDAY. jane II, al o . ecek; 49,, ,
All s1s. and Vocalist city intending sing oe
'-' P''' WI FRANCIS WILLIAMS ChOra seersiary.
Beethoven FESTIVAL Rooms, No. Unon squire
American Institute Farmers Clab.-A meeting Of n.
Institute Cooper Duing Prof WANDER WEiDB VAL peak
10 agricultural improvement sre invited.
JoHS W. CaAssERp secretary NATHAN @ ELY, Chairman
J. - Smthson, q The fa Of W. H. NJ GouIDisG MsRsrs
Manufacturers Dublin Ireland proposes New Yors
or about be with PARTIES for the ae Of Their
Maaurs disposed for the -i
please address their letters to sNITHsoS stss
Advertising assat., 5Beskmsn-st. MI
Specially. Light Locomotives
ismber districts quArros fara.es
aud mills For photographs as sm iT Ao pss add
shsIsTs a,RB RtbBsR fR1ssf improves patterns,
Rnptarss Lgh oeanly comfortable, used batAns klSas
Stockings Bel cheap rpss &c corrct adjustment Saa'a'a
guaranteed Establishment, No 3Annst "
Jog SATURDAY jaas H. $50 III. ose, Tss.,.
.'s"' VS. ''' D. h". and 10 sosss r - = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

There is to be general f6uni9p Of the
Alumni and Past Cadets Of Norwich University, at
Northfed Vt, the 18th and l4h OF July next IN ac-
cordance with vote OF the Association passed In 1868
AS this during Commencement week large gath
erng anticipated and the occasion will he one OF very
great interest The Grafton IA he delivered by emil
nent soldier OF the II proposed by the Association
TO visit the 18TH the old site OF the University
at Norwich and this by means the least attractive
part OF the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
COTTON MARKETS.

sEwORLR,ss jane GCotoa dull and nominal hiihngs III
lic; jO brs net receipts ss bie' ois".e go bales
Liverpool Ji) bales 10 Vera Graz "a
bars New lO52 bales to Boston, 500 bales stock. lC n
bal-a
S.yAvS.u June 6Coon quiet Mding Bic sales 100 bales
reepts bales; expors-cois.w 100 baes stock - ~ bales
Ca,nis,rDS \ c. June 6-COtOn-Slor dOngi hdding Ie :
saes 30 be expos-coas,wis $40 hses stock, 1901 bales
HoRgoLK Va, June 6-Coon dull Low Midlngs. Poe, aales
27l bales; stock. 1893 bales 49,.
ha Good Ordinary Tldi3c receipts,
IA bsles. erort, Britain 22O bales stock 81 9S bales
MoaLE Ala Cotton easier Mdilng. illcj stlcs 30
b, receipts 55i bales exports NesOeanI )' bales stock
IN Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
POLITICAL.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

1fIE WASHINGTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION-THE
REFORM REPUBLICANS SUCCESSFUL.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Reform Repub-
lcans swept the city at the municipal election here to-
day. eecng Mathew G. Emery Mayor, and majority of
the Board Of Aldermen and COunclmen. Among the
Councilmen chosen six colOred men, IL was the most
exciting election held here in many years. Business
among the citizens generally suspended and the day
given up 10 eectiOneerng No serious disturbances oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
MUSIC.
MADR1GALs IN BROOKLYN.

A Madrigal Concert will be given at Ply
mouth Church on Thursday evening by Of the Glee
and Madrgal Societies which recently appeared at Stein
way Hall 1t is the Society with No Name-the one we
mean which sang for the benefit Of the Wilson Mission.
These ladies and gentlemen sing admirably and their
appearance in Brooklyn will be event Of considerable
interest. The proceeds of the concert will be contributed
to the floral fund of the Young Peoples Association OF
the Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ADDIVED

ARRIVED.
s...n.tio n ,,lex.oo Derry ntss and psS
sip YOong America Cumming. San RrsDeseo 81 dzJs' ~s
Bsrs Annie NJ 0rAy Gem. Havana n days, sugar
BnE KateP Poster Harrington, nllbridge 10 "a hm
Adelaide. Thomas Maraosbo IL days, corr
Scar Alice Oskes, Parsons, south Apboy fr Gsrinef
MEMORANDA.
The , Constellation, from Lonop reported snesref On ~
Bar eos az 70 toe city YESTERDAY p 9TH aud brings IN pS'eas
DOMESTIC PORTS. 100000.
WILMINGTON June 6-Cesred steamship Pioneer, rom T"P-
Bosro, lime 6 Arrived bark Norah from Cenaeges
SAVANNAH Ga June 6-Cssrof, shr Irene he~sef'e TfV'"
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Join 6-Ariyed steamship Core from Ne~ofe@n'
DISASTERS. ..
LONDON Gan abandoned bak vas seen May y, ~ oh -
She Of build painted black and green 'n' h~ '
female tgure head ,--..-.- c..l 49,
TIE ship Peeom from London New York has put INTO Cor ns
Dor leaking
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The sale of Paintings on Thursday and Fri

The sale of Paintings on Thursday and Fri
day last by Messrs. Henry H. Leeds and Miner met with
good Success the following pictures bringing 500
and over Norwegian Waterfall by Moonlight. by A.
Wust $685. On the Coast OF Holland, A. d. Hileyed. Jr
slOe Sunset, L. KummeT, slt5 The Shepherds Story,
DeIacker deceased, SOS; MISUNDERSTANDING Goat, ana
Sheep l.. Robbie $780, lnterOr-The Library, P0rtIeDe
$40 The Consultations Albert Neuhuys slG View OF
Florence Giuseppe Gherarii, slO0 Sampson ana Delth
Garcia $780, Winter, with Sheep. Approaching Storm
L. DeBeu s85; sunset on the Tappanzee, Herbert Nc
Cord, $40; Hcrdsmen and Flock, in Belgium &. Van
Ieemputten, $3.50, Anticipating the Guests David Dc
Noter sl29; Fall IN Norway, A Wust $500 Landscape
with sheep and Figures, NJ. A. Koekkoek and Eugene
VerboeckhOven Sis; Thomas Moore receiving his Death
Warrant, r. Verreyd $780, The Pet Doves, Leroy, $40
The Lunch, SpetdeOrn 800 Mammals jewels, Portfolio,
500 Landscape with Cattle and Figures, A Mauve and
David Col, $780, Niagara enrance 20 the Cave OF the
Winds from the foot of Goat Island, c. j. Rosenberg,
500 Souvenir OF Palermo Kuwassez Fills S270 Harbor OF
BRITTANY Fills 800 Forest Scene, with Cattle Sheep &C.
c. F. De Voge T. lie Bret, and f Van Severdonck, 1850
Teaching tho Dog A. DE Keyser sl65; Swiss Cottage IN
the Mountains with Sheep and Figures, L. Roiden aud
f. yerbOeckhoven 1910 The Alarm, Faggot CATERERS, H
Won Seben 500 Albanian Pilgrims at the Tomb of st.
i3s .sa sllnOr in the Armenian Church OF Jerusalem
j. b. Huysmans 800; Landscape and Cattle, F. lie Bret
$3.50 Waterfall on the River GlOmmen, Norway, Jacob
Jacobs s7l0 Lake George near Hague, VIM Hart, $40
The Bon Yivant T. Ceriez 1885, The Hudson from Pier
m,ct j. H. Dolph, sos; Battle of Wacheron, IL f. Schae-
feis n 3sO Marble Bust, Little Nell r. IL Park, $3.50
Their next se will take place on 10th aud ta instant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
CONNECTICUT.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN NORWICH.
NORWICH, June 6.-The Democracy elected
heir Mayor to-day by 2Se majority and half the Com
on Council by average majority of i5O The Repubh
can defeat was caused by the detection OF disappointed
Republican candidates for Office.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jane 6-O m-roay beng Whnonday he stock
B,bang. ani Tue Cotton aud other market here cod
Tn osng Fugitive prices however have been male toby; Corn
10 %. Flou Il 3; Wheat-Caona W2, Rel Western 35i Red
Winter, g
PARIS June 6-The Bolrse opened iul Ren.es 7if So
UAyRR June 6-COttOn opeHei heavy spot .ni anoaL
PARIS. June 6-BoGf,e closet iull; Rentes ~ Rc
IDSDOs June n.-Lns1s Cake iIe Al tlg1tlO o.. LIN
fJlrfR I0i raog ij6 Calcutta LBsee %,
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INCOME TAX WHERE THERE IS NO INCOME.

SIR: Those who do not, as well as those who
do paw Income tax subjected TO great inconvenience
as well as insult by it, Seven millions or more persons
are required appear before assessor make oah 10
their private and personal affairs, and submit 10 the I'M
nerent and degrading inquiries authorized by the law
The continuance OF this odious nqusltl0n must ptihS
ruin TO the party responsible for II. Col' o.
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p4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NBw ORLEANS AND HAyAKA-la Steamship pe Soto,
June 6-Chas Lawrence Ms Mar Harris and shsn sossn
M Peacoos VIM. Pierce and lady Mrs Greene
shia aud servant John Leeds Mrs u sauson aud child Mrs
Miss unne Mrs G. Sehulng Mrs o. Hasungs, snd
chIrrn MIA McGowan Leeds Prom iayana-R Dc Bergre anf
isy Mis- Marshall Miss Baker Miss Williams M oism D.
pso.sL Nj OMAR Carbslio Master Rotlngan Rod ng.e
NJ MAG Csrsils Ma L. ots Do ysle And eAiea Geo
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CRICKET.


YOUNG AMERICA VS.. GERMANTOWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The Young America
Club defeated the Germantown Club by one wicket IN
cricket match at Germantown, Friday aud Saturday
last the score standing First innngs-Germantown 95
Young America, l19. Second innngs-Gerinantown 70;
Young America, ST. Totals-GermantOwn, 1853; Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

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