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New-York tribune., 1870-08-05
AMERICAN WATCHES.

II will be remembered that some months ago
we noticed the presentation of an elegant En watch 10
our American Minister, Low together with one to be
presented through Minister Low TO the reigning Prince
of China The following is the correspondence between
these official gentlemen: - ,a-o
10 His Imperial HighneSs Prince KUNG, de-, dc-SIR;
BEFORE I ef the United States to come to China, the
National Watch Co. at Egin, in the state Of Illinois, sent
me gold watch, with the request that would present
II TO Your II ghness their BEHALF as git TOR y0u
exstinp between the United States and China, IL being
sample OF the work done at their newy-estaDuSnoo
The STAT of Illinois has an nearly the the
Province Shansi and at the accession or the emperor
Kakng its inhabitants consisted or Only u Few
of the aboriginal Indians, while its present pOpuauo
lapse OF seventy years, numbers over TWO mHohS
and a half. l. ,o,,
there were only twenty miles of railroad within ls
borders but it has $500 miles in active operation
costing more than hundred mllnohs OF Iets W con
struct them and its rapid growth and prosperity are
largely owing to these railroads, whlen enable le
inhabitants to go everywhere with quekness and ease
also aid all kinds OF manufactures, since the cO
and iron mines of that region have been so largely
developed, upon which these branches of industry
depend. .
/ shall be gratfed to receive an acknowledgment
of this watch from your Hghness in order To send To
tho National Watch Co.. that they may know tnat t mas
been received. have the honor 10 be- your Highnesss
obedent servant, FREDERICK +. Low.
ICopy Translston.I
To His Ercellency FREDERICK i. Low, &c: had the
honor other day to receive watch from the hands or
your Exceiency and very highly appreciate the feelings
which have prompted its presentation from te dstanee
know that to mark of the friendship and
amity which exist between our countries -
expreson of my thanks for the sentiments which actu-
atd the yers and send them with this reply, at the
same time ayaing myself Oh tnls 9ppOrtuty W WISH
May 4, 1870. Card of Prince kUNe inelosed
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A Mrs. Robinson, resident of Paterson,


A Mrs. Robinson resident of Paterson,
was stabbed Last evening by James Smith, who had been
permitted to remain in the house over night
The third annual target practice and sum
MCKNIGHT festival of Company G., Stb Regiment N u D
n Y too place yesterday at Kars Park, Morrisania
John Foley, the'President of the Twelfth and
Nineteenth Ward Citizen Association, publicly annOnh
ces to the residents of YOrkvle ana Harlem Inat 'he
Madson-aye railroad cars VIII run W E'sh'ie'"e'" on
and after to-day.
During the present week extensive fires have
ragged I'm The pine forests and swanps, coxerer Will
y0ng mines i'm Ocean County, n. D., near Toms hlver
The fire has inflicted losses upon large nuInDer
OF land owners, ard has been the most dssrouS la'
has been experienced in the county ior many yeafs'
J. An unknown drowned man was found IN
the Hudson River NJ Pier No. yesterday afternoon he
onnearpd 10 he 80 wears Of age had dark brown hair and
goatee and feet inches IN night ne was
dressed In hte pantaoons blue shirt blue yest and
Congress gaitors.
The NORTHEASTERN Saengerbund, which
includes the leading German singing societies OF New
England and the Middle states has engaged tie Enpre
Rink I'M this city period of two weeks during ihe
latter part x June, and will hold therein grand
singing festival to be followed by jubilee week Of I'M
mense public eoncerts tr..| fl
Several of the leading cOlOred men in this
city, and other parts OF the state having issued can III
view the urgent demands pressing upon all classes
for proper settlement OF the condition Of labor aud es
pecally as that portion OF the people hterto uo
priyed OF fair apportionment OF It's benents &C. loTa
Convention In Saratoga, on the 2ith or August lof ts
terchange Of views aud the adoption on pais ol
An adOurntd meeting held last night at the frecu
mans' Bank 20 appoint delegates. A Coplnittee ~
pointed at former meeting was TO nave iepoI.su ot
names OF delegates TO the saratoga meeu I. az
fully prepared. After discussion Tue a.. AT
the Committee who present were nsfurt.. mi
once suggest 10 names the meeting for deiegae If
after short reeess did 40, The reportaTas aa0P''
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THE GREENyILLE HOMICIDE.

On Wednesday evening Coroner Burns OF
Jersey City held inquest in the village of Greenvle
ON the N j. Central Railroad, the body Of the boy
Augustus Thau, whose death Tuesday evening from
the effects Of injuries received In an alteration with
comrade was reported in these columns on Wednesday
According IN the testimony of the witnesses the crcum
sonces OF the aray were follows The deceased and
his playmate John Butler he former aged II ana 'e
Mnndav afternoon when quarrel arose
out of the fact that the ball had been thrown INTO pool
struck Butler with his fist The latter ran away carry
ba short time afterward, having met his
mother. he started walk home with her. They met
voung Tlau whom Mrs. Butler scolded severely Tor his
attack upOn her son. While she speaking to Thau
voung Buter stepped out from behind her. ana walking
nm to his late ssaant he dealt him blow upon the head
wit tbe bat Thau fell senseess and was soon AFTER
ward carried his home where he died. The jury gave
verdict thas the deceased to his death from the
effects of blow from ball bat inflicted byJOhn Butler
The lad was committed to the County Jail.
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P.sE sLANpER UPON OUR NEW ADMIRAL.

To the EDITOR OF The Tribune
SIR: The TRIBUNE of this morning con-
tans in a condensed form and without Endorsement an
article from The Memphis Tenn Araianche, which sub
stantialy charges Henry Wake (our newly-apponted
Admiral vice Dahlgren) while in command OF the gun
boat Carondele off Vicksburgs during the summer OF
1862 with cowardce and with running up the flag OF
surrender Rebel Arkansas steamed down the
river take shelter under the batteries OF the besieged
CITY with Union otilla at the tme witnessed
the Arkansas daring passage OF our whole ee ana was
position To know If any such thing, as me Aradnche
heard the story, and every officer on our fleet WILL am
sure pronounce II unfOunded and outrageous caumly
upo Of the most modest and gallant sailors In the
service. No who knows Admiral Wake viii credit
the statement of The Avalanche for moments but as
there are many journals whose interest H. IL 10 mSrepre
sent any officer who distinguished himself for loyalty
during the war, the foul sander deserves instant and
empbatic contradiction. JUN1Us HENRI BROWNE
Neto- York. Aug. 4, 1870
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uardo Viva holding the same rank was killed. IN
the pockets Of the last named were found documens OF
value and bank bills Some IL rifles and fowling
pieces fell into the hands Of tho Cubans The insurgents
unscahed After scattering tho cattle the crooes
resumed fheir march. ..
Col. Diego Dorado reported 10 Gen. Garcia, on the
2sh the following late operations Dorado had severe
fight with the spanards at the house Of Luis Hidaigo
where $50 of the latter made their appearance This is
In the district Of Esprtu Sano. To the rear OF this
place the spaiards had already prepared trenches AS
they had advanced co yards to the 'front.'
the Cubans fired upon them. when after being driven
back two different occasions they at last retired fom
the contest and entered their trenches Dorado then
burned down all the houses upon the farm and moved
off 200 persons, chiefly Cuban aud children. Be
fore doing this however, ho took enough horses to
mount all his men, This he did before the eyes of the
enemy, who did not dare To move Before leaving he
likewise procured hats and shoes for all his command
from the spanish Quartermasers stores The losses
neither side are given though Dorado says that he inn
medatey caused TO be put TO death two pes ycneIra
Vilegas and Manuel Batsta The Colonel retired his
troops Mt o'clock p OF the night, without the
enemy having, in the meantime any signs OF hfe."
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CoYK;Ssuaienly, Aug T. Georse ConhhS' aged 'eA"
months and days. g., - A.. f.,.,.I
from esdeace 10 Norfolk ST, tbs tfHdaJ) S'e" "
O'clock
HeTCHNsoN-In Brooklyn, Weinesfay avg orh., vi 80
widow Richard Hutchinson IN toe 0tn % ~,
Friends OF the family are Invited 20 attend te aIerp
dence t Csrmont-sse Booklyn Friday Aas9 "tee"ApA
JORNsON-At lbs residence Jaoa L. os sss 80
1870 the Res. William Luplon johnson ~ w. NV" "
10th bis ,,.,a ,he sner.l on Nasday
Friends relatives cegy nyd % s,eoa % s rar c.,s
leave Hunters Point l2t p returning hst v" =. m
MACPARLANB-At Yonters On weessa,.s IN ~, ssIb wear
Ri SI Ends Q, The family iny'e 20 & ,'s,s s 81 80
- church Yonke FRIDAY s'ernoyp ee 49,
ne rrs' 91asrs viii be waiting on the a'A OF "e 'p
train froEa Il hrusih-st
anl % DAYS an. Iouse seofPr on Friday sth 9
lis funeral rs relatives respectfully invited 70 meet Al hsl.s
% oe ,.rusr shsnei and Nsssaas- NsSani m n'f
ssns ~ fsirnoaa Cemetery.
% \. Broosiyn THURSDAY Aug Of consumption James '"
",,,,'s .oH az the ate PEER Wilson, 80 . ...xxt
The ess V Rrnokivu SATURDAY Ghernosu ra O'Clock
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

....The Belgium Chambers are called 10
moot on the sth inst.
49,. 1t is said chat the Petroleum bill pend
ing IN the House OF Lords, If passed will prove almost
fatal 10 the traffic.
-. The Ministerial whitebait dinner at
Greenwich the usual signal the breaking up Of the
English Parliament, will be omitted this year
80. The officers of the Bank of England have
made still further advance in the rate of discount of one
per cent The minimum rate is now six per cent
49,. cotton commission dealer of Liverpool,
said TO I've well known in America, has fed from the
country leaving liabilities TO the amount of 100000 His
name Is not given.
.... Proposals for new weekly steamer ser
vice between Antwerp and New York. to take the place
of that recently performed by the North-German Lloyd
and the Hamburg American Company Withdrawn on
account of the war;, have been opened to bidders III
Antwerp The Belgian Government says 1t Is prepared
to accept the first satisfactory offer.
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MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS,
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE COLONIES MUST PROTECT THEMSELVES
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON Thursday, Aug. 4. 1870.
A deputation from Newfoundland waited on
She Earl Of Kimberley yesterday, and asked that the
British troops in the province he suffered to remain
as protection against possible Fenan attack. The
Minister returned discOuraging answer, intimating
tRat the colonies must rely upon themselves
In the House Of Commons, tonight, the amendments
madc by the House Of Lords to the Education bill were
concurrcd in and the bill was passed Other measures
returned from the Upper House were acted upon, and
the House adjourned In the House Of Lords the bill
removing the political disabilities of clergymen was
passed
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The nrtvate residence of Gen. O.. ). Bachelor
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATRsT EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ro,no~ Aug Te official report of Rnglsnd msfs
pabc today Of specie in vaal, has ceeree@
,e4sO0OO SIN the last report. ... g. - --- "a, a..
LoSDos Avg. as m-Con,ot closed At 81 for money 8 o'
bonls 2s ll 6 fS US 81 Tea
Forties 7 Railway stocks heavy, Ene lii ibnou Oi Aaahs
IyERPoo1 Aug As D. m-Cotton closed du Mling yplspA
ia Mlnq Orleans SD 7the es Of The Ia foot up 900 hse
ldng 100 for speculation an export iuelle ns ahYahoa
Sp,ua
Aug 4.-PetroleUm closed quiet at 4Jit
P,RIs Ano 4;3 m-rhe official statement Of the Bsnk ~
France shows decrease metallic Of 4gO0f ifsncs o'
te week ending Yesterday kne bae al
yanced o 61E 5Jc go, .
PR,yEFoRr i-Amec1n Securities lre trner AMI higher 'e
Twenues az for the issue OF lbl.
HAyRE Aug a-Cotton-Tss orna the spot ooened L
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cgtc.go Aue unchanged Flour quet md unehsns
fairly active and lower; No ? ~ ~ dur ~
dull nominal Corn d moderately active NO De daint
seller August Osts active sna loo
AZ 4r 0i2c for No RE easier otNe or NO
Barey quiet 81 O3a 81 G5 for No Provisions sairt
40 G so Mess Pork; i6i- r-Lard lt for o9fs
steady OF - fVa ~ fof rf
1'cs Smooth Caubs quiet unchanged Reeipip' bblk
Four 81 900 hash Wheat 1880 bush Corn, i2o bash Ost
hnsI Barley. 100 hoes Shpncltsi1J nbi.
Flour 800 bush Wheat 4ooO bush Corn, iO0 bash oats 80
bush Barley 5000 Fregbs active and tafsf 'f ."
Wheat and &C. Corn BY sail 70 Buffalo - .. u,.- 40.
EEw-oRLxANs Aug ACon aueri Mixed 81 o. white sa i W
81. Lard 1rm; furce 81 Asg ls, y,ns'
sces unchanged EIchange-Stering l Ne"'iod sshhtpe
WifNISGToy n c. Aug t-Spiis Turpntne srm At c h1ss
ii "a, for strained Tupehne steady sni unchanged I"
steady at 81 ~.
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THE WEATHER.

The delightful change of temperature of the
last six days which the citizens Of have
made untimely reoicngs, broken on Wednesday by
n return OF the days of illmemory. For the last two
davs although the hight Of the Thermometer dd not
show % remarkably warm state OF temperature, never
tbeless the suryness of the weather caused fuy az
much suffering during the more heated period Dur
ing the thunder shower the residence and
of Mr. James stllman, at Morsania, were struck with
lightning. 49,.
The electric fluid struck the chimney OF the house
corner OF Washingtonaye, aud Ffthsty descended 10
the basement, and struck Mrs. James Armstrong, "a
daughter of Ar. sman. and paralyzed her right arm
AT about the same moment the electric huld entefed
The printing office OF Mr. Stllman. adjacent TO his dwell
ing knocked down william Duane, c0mpositor, IN nrlng
him about the head and parayzed his left arm ana ef
lcg demoishing two typecases and scattered theype
aiout floor, then passed out through brick wall
The following casualties occurred from the neat IN hs
CITY Yesterday: ~, .o
John warner age 4O died at his residence, No $50
Thiri-ave 49, -. .
Tlen Malone, 90 residing at No. so Washngtonst
on Pier M. 60 East River Sent 20 Ceniie-s Hospital.
Michael kugg "a. at No. 424 East twentieth st.
Sfnt To Bellevue Hospital. . a,
Francs Ludy. ago Irish, found corner Of Forteth-
~ and ii ighthaye. Recovered.
Charles B!eecker, age 50, at No. ~ Mottst.
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The Prettiest Woman In New-York. MS &, ven
disfgJ< appearance and bsa
f COMPLEX on saow roughkunel gr chuled al ~
I'D freci Ae She pitched HAGASs MA1SoLA BAh ana
now a pretty complexion she caarmng N mnner rms A:
moth patches rngmsFk etc sna
makes years h.n they ae hAoSoLiA bAs %
kArHARoS 70 maze the hsr penn
nj I.anpt soft and delicate rivals The kara hEos pre-
the hair from turning gray ersas dnduf aad the bess A1a
cheapest dressing in the world.
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OBITUARY..
THE REV. WILLIAM l.. JOHNSON,

THE REV. WILLIAM L. JOHNSON, d. d.
The Rev. William Lupton johnson, ID. d.,
rector of Grace Church. jamaica died at his residence
Yesterday morning, after an Illness OF many months
Mr. Johnson was a of the Rev Barcnt Johnson. who
for many years pastor OF the Reformed Dutch
Church Brooklyn and was born at Albany in the year
1900 He studied under Joseph Nelson an eminent blind
Teacher New-YOrk City, by whom he prepared for
Columbia College, where he graduated in 1870 He has
continued in charge OF the present parish for nearly ory
wears with unusual popularity, his pleasant MANNERS
sndearing him 10 all OF every persuasion.
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COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON 4-COttOn quiet Mdding, i9e sale. ~
cOagisr, ssJ b1es st Ii 20
sAyASsAB, Aug 4-COtton IN good demand Lo~ 1''s' '
23O bales Eet receipts ~ bale s'ocA ~ ,n,..
NEwOKLEASs Aug A-Cotton dull prices unchanged. hssA
III sales 400 bales net receipts l bales exports ooast"s
nd bales; stock, 43.09) bales. ,. ,.-,-, l.. ,as
MopILR Ala Aug. 4-Coton quietj hdnng l'9ifi sA w
bales, net receipts fJ bales stock, go bales "a
Teras, 4COttOn dull and prcas
diSar Iic sales 90 bales; receipts p bales s9s 1' oss
Ga. 4Cotton IN far lenlni anl sAset ' -
hales bales. MildlingS, l1c.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

COMPARATIVELY QUIET ELECfION-NU RE
H.I TURNS YET.
RALEIGH, Aug. Although there was much
excitement to-day the election passed on quieuy' NO
returns have yet received. There were some AZ
tempts to intimdate negroes An alteration took place
this afternoon between an Englishman and Harris tho
colored candidate for Congress- during which tho latter
was knocked down by the former Considerable excite
ment ensucd but 1t was quieted. Both political
parties arc sangune of success.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-05

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News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF ms
Farmers Club of the American Institute; iaiss a..1'
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural inforna
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peteness altogether the most valuable, nterests and
The Full Reports of the American Institute farmers'
Club and the various Agricultural Reports Ia eLc1nnr
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-05
SPAIN.

REORG ANIzATIoN OF THE ABOLITION SOCIETY.
MADRID. Thursday, Aug 4, 1870.
A highly enthusiastic meeting was held early
this week, at which the Society for the Abolition of
slavery revived and reorganized senor CASTELAR,
elected President and Senior Jules Vscarrondo Sec
retary.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-05
PORTUGAL.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR THE SPANISH CROWN.
LISBON. Thursday, Aug. 4, 1870.
1t is reported that Dom Fernando has ac-
,ceped profter Of the Crown Of Spain.
Manifestations have recently been made against the
Duke de saldanha in this city and at OpOrto.
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finally resolved 10 submit the nominations for add
tons alternates 10 fuller meeting 10 be held ~ th<
Bethel Church next week, and the meeting then -
journed
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prRsoNAIITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Charles +. Norton, an extensive coal 0pe,ab''
Of Phlaephs and eEPesieBt OF the Commercial Bank Ah "
tenisy. . -,
Judge Porter yesterday, at Monmoutit ",
Granted restraining the issue Of in vs
Rns 20 The orl Rok Island and L0us Railroad ~ ae sH "
Of 10000 THIS mach excitement aDsns ho eni' % u'
road.
The followingnamed gentlemen have been
elected Directors the Sioux City ami Pacse kiioaa ) bsf o
ID q Bsr of NegJersey W r. Gien, Oases Ames s1 r. nhSer
- pos,on ~ w Walker Charles B. Wler snd Geo Douglas
ofCedr Rspds and n CemOn OF PernTvania lhe repon %
the earnings roed for tie year nng Juae ~ ioo up o"
O8.
The private residence of Gen. G.. 5. Bstoheior,
Saratoga thronge last evening ~n pOAels ~ @ sea
s,o Penton ooraL Among th's se
Greeley, Lieut. 1oy - 0-ori
Gen Shane w r. Stewart, the Hon. T. T. ses s1rt the Hon
Cociraie the Rev Dr. Wooibngr
the Rev DR. Collector Daniels Of Buso Nelson e ss
cue Collector Rockwell Of Gens Falls and State senator Wool Of h~
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p,1rrMnRp CATTLE MARKRr-ArG. L

Reevs close oierltelg decline last weeks pncea
ranging 43 receipts 69i head saes $40 head sest
4d, quality gooc neep sH
receipts 56 head Hogs unenangai ssppv W.
creased quoted l30 l3lc as to quality receipts $J head
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6perial Noiifes.

- A Specially. Light iecomouvcs
..psd steep gsas Aors curves aad nshi I. fo ,sss
~ uis For photographs and fun information. sddses p.
sns ~' " SMITH PORrkR, n.sss7e rs.
psrtne mt of state, issned by A. O. WILLAMETTE o"
Bglasg. chsRbensh ~ s..r.T a. ~
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prrppAIo oArrLR MARKBr-Aua. T.

The Cattle but remain r a. 40 set
ouotou. The supply moderately S cirot, 81 ool Vs s ~
dapa ga head good Kentucky sod % eI shs
Sassns ,s nenf And brought sheep-rhe market h
been resuppd with Canada sheep and lambs Coneeals sep
sales AZ 31oc Tor go .na ole
for extra Lambs brought 697d7lc for extra Western 0ek da
.a.rAc lnrn nni % nYlra
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equa 70 your high responsties and that your victories
will srpass benihcence those which have been scoOm-
plished, l bid you good night. -t-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-05

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot Cor C''s,:s
Empre other Mineral Spring Waters ~ ChAhBAks ssAs
BKp,DwAr deliveries daily CITY aud Brookba hai "se oa
New-York tribune., 1870-08-05

The Western Union Telegraph Company Will
omen an Office at the grand stand at Monmouth Park
long Branch, Saturday for te reception ana trhis
niss.on OF messages by telegraph.
A meeting of the NeW-l0rk Colored Labor
Codl was held last evening 10 choose delegate to TIC
Labor Convention 20 be held N CINCINNATI Dn the loth
inst A motion 20 appoint a Committee 10 make tiie
nouiuatOn wac yotci down, aud the Presid ut Of the
Council was nominated and elected titd roes 70 the
pgnltiUu.
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Cunnaco.-The hns UNBRgLt me + lie Guisaeo ani a, Or
BadeaG advises all carry Umbrella dunny the he e" 1'
proper thing to do 20 iO5 Broadway and se' one
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DIED.

Wedding and visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Psp
WV E%sansII. sons ia FrLros-sr orr csvSes
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VI b1O WCDhs
FIRST PACE.
Editorial Notes.
News OF the Week do
mestic and Foreign).
The War In Europe.
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial:
Rain.
"The Map of Europe"
"Tray, Blanche, and
sweetheart"
General Notes.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Put Yourself in His
Place.
The Knights Of 81. Crispin,
Tho One Sweet Thing
That is Lost 10 Me.
THIRD PAGE.
A Young Woman starved
and Beaten In Chicago.
France.
North Germany
Turkey.
The Rhine Frontier.
Through 10 the Pacific.
Washington Sketches.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Cooperation and the
Crispins.
Erie.
Our State Canvass.
Shall We Again Have
Elections.
The Emperor's Blunders
War Topics.
Crops In New-England.
The CollectOrship Contest.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Cotton Markets.
Conference Of Rabbis at
Cleveland.
European Markets.
Horrible Murder.
Ku-Klux I'm North Caro-
lima.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE By ALL SEwsAbH
py mail A. ner wear Terms cash in advance Az
dres. THE TRIBUNE, New-ias
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Marriages and DeathS-
Outdoor Sports.
Political.
Philadelphia Cattle MAJ
ket.
SIXTH PACE.
A Child's Song OF ~
Brook.
Agricultural:
Alarming State OF tko
French Crops.
Csrbolic Acid.
Cream Of the Farm J0ar
mails.
Answers to corre-ponl-
ents.
Dairy Farming Ne.
XIII.
Horticulture and MAJ.
ket Gardening.
New-Jersey State Arf-
cultural Society.
Phosphates In the Soii.
What | Know OF Parm-
ing.
at ~ r."
SEVENTH PAGE
A Farewell.
Agricultural;
Advertisements.
Commencing Anew.
Home Interests.
New.YOrk Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
Scientific Notes.
Veterinary.
EIGHTR PAGE.
Albany Lumber Mark0&
Boston Live Stock MAJ
ket.
Commercial Matters
Grain, Provision, ana
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
meut.s.
". Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
The Dry Goods Trade.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week b rsady "
morning, aud contains In addition 10 the general neW
NJ fho