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a RuMiaH Shat.

NEW YORK, August S0.-Michasl Scan
lon, United States Assessor, has been
committed for trial by Justice Bowling
in a case Of brutal assault on Jsmes Nc
Dermott.
John Casey, the man who assaulted
John Morrissey on the Ssrstogs race
track, was shot in a fracss Sunday night
and died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
evening. He was bad character, and
was shot by another rufhsn In self-de'
fauaa
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Imports and Exports Of the UnItsd States.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-The Chief of
the Bureau of Statistics Is preparing q
synopsis of the monthly report for
August, in which is given full state
ment of the imports, exports, ETC., for
the fiscal year of 1870. This report will
show that although our imports exceed
cur exports there Is an increase OF $54,-
500, 600 over the fiscal year of 1859, man
ifest from the tables following the
figures on taking the total exports OF
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1870:
"a. .2O5, ,219, ,95I; total re-exports, do, $50, :
Az, ,I24; total imports, debt, ETC., do. S462, :
S55, ,O56; total excess OF imports, 81, ,4Os, :
nTI
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NEW YORK, Aug. 30, m.-The eve
ming Post says Mr.. Motley has decided t.
resign his mission to England, on intims
tion that it will be accepted.
The steamers Java, France and Wiscon
ain have arrived from Liverpool. AmonI
the passengers of the Java were Hon Geo
PendIeton and family, Ole Bull, Mrs
scott Siddons. and Sir Geo. Gray.
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WILL give instruction to ten boys only,
w at his residence, on Wellington street,
near Beale. he will also give Private
at the bookstore Of Il. Wade a Co. Strangers
are referred to the Hon. ]. ". Ciapp, Judge
James A. Anderson, L N. Hill, DR.. Frayser
FnfailfraT,f ctfzaua auA
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nscIlnes-Herlrs frem Long sranoh

New YORK, Aug. SO.-Marshal Roberts
publishes s card this forenoon, IN which
he positively declines to be become q can
dtdate for Governor.
over 5000 people left Long Branch yes
teriay
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a,.,ho, nafsuIter

PHr1ApELPHIA, Aug. 30.-The Phils-
delphis Watch Company lose $4,000 to
$4,000 by the sudden departure OF Celestin
and Hector Jacob, Secretary and Treas
urer. It is believed they have fed to
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The Public Sentiment of AustrIs and Rus'
sla well PrOnsuncsd for Fra 'ce.
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CLEVELAND, August 9O.-The Demo
cratic Congressional Convention for the
Eighteenth District, held here to-day
nominated Hon. J. NJ. Cofhnburg,
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Lana Branch Races.


NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Fhe race between
horses which have never beaten 2:26, was
won by Western Girl
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The Belgian Army Ou War Footing Moves
Up to Protect ths Frontier Now Threat.
snsd by Both BslIigsrenis.
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Wndnasdax. sansamhsr a. 1870.

Stockholders will be passed free for one day
before and until one day after said election,
upon exhibiting their stock certificates TO the
couductor GEO. ROBERTSOE,
Secretary and Treasurer
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FTNHF stockholders in the Memphis and
Il Charleston Rsilroad Company are noti-
ned that the next annual election for nine
directors of said company wiz be held az the
Offices OF the Company in Memphis, Tennes-
see, and Huntsville, Alabama, on ef
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Colonel John B. Brownlow declines q
nomination for Congress in favor Of Hro-
ace Maynard. It's the worst act Of John's e
life OF wonderful yiclssitudes.
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WANTED.

q oCHOOL-A LADY, OF several years expe
- rfence In teaching, who Is prepared 70
teach Latin, French, Music and the usual
En9ILsh branches, desires Eituauon IN 8
references. Address L, box 50, Somery1lle,
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A eoOd Bishop Intercsdes for the City Of
Strasbouru, but without Avail.
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United states Senator Joseph S. Fowler
z al present on visit to Huntingdon.
and S stopping with Hon. Isaac r.
hswkins &
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Full Particulars of the Great Bgttie re-
Gently Fosaht near ketz.
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DIspEHsssY.
sEPAsATIAG coTroE-sI
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

DAN be gathered IN the boIf-hufls. leaves
u stems aud all The drop cotton and IN
opeusd bOlls can be saved.
Hsf3EPXzATIaG Corrox-GIS efII szve sil.
aud Rin IL out clszusr, less cut, add less
na nacpsd Huf than eau be ade from tne ssEns
nsid In this usuai way BY the best slns now
IN use.
Gs- send for circaIar.
DOWDALL, PACE a 90, ST louis, No.
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THE BELLloERENTs.

Their Positions 10 The Field---At ehalohs
strasbuura, Nancy and Mstz--sa-
zains's Siratsgy--se -KH0Ss "a
the Prusslan Tactics.
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British Neutrality RIgldly Enforesd---Sts-
pIdIty of the EnsIlsh Press.
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SOufh9En
HOOP P-SKIRT MANUFACTORY

1881 Main st., Memphis, Tenn.
tsl9N. Fifth Street, st. Louis, Mo-
@ After hsying revisited the most con-
spicuous Corset and Skirt msnnfsetories In
Europe. am prepared now to offer the trade
and my lady patrons, such skirts and Corsets
a. VIII prove elegant and desirabls In every
respect.
Also. DENoREsT's BREAsT PRoTEcroRi spe-
csal sizes made to order.
Ru20 LOUIS taANtfn-
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THE WAR.
The Prusslans Fearful Of EreEoh Tactics
Mchaahoa an Enigma to Thsu.ea- "a
EnslIsh Correspondents Unpopular, Amsrl'
cass the Reverse with beth Fresch
4 and PrHssians.

WanssrIngs Of the Emperor and the Prince
ImperIaI--.TheIr Trials in Avoid
Ing the Prusslans.
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Peabody Hotel

aFI Is being thoroughly cleansed, repaired
and rented, and Is now open to the travel
ing public. No trouble OF expense will be
spared 70 make this equal to any hotel In the
soutb. PAUL H GOoDLoE.
arql Proprietor.
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WDU- ntSIucHE Hyt1Os
No. R-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-The First Ma
tionRl Bank Of Memphis vs. John HUDSON
e L. Morse and Dana J. JOcelyn.
TT Appearing from bill in this cause tnai
| the defendants Z. l. Morse and Dana ].
Jocelyn are nOn-resldents OF the state oi
Tennessee: -.
it's therefore ordered, That they make their
Appearance herein at the Courthouse In the
cfty of Memphis, Tenn, on or before tne nrsi
Monday In October, 1870, and plead, answer OF
dernur to complainant's bill, or the same VIII
be taken for confessed as to them and set fol
hearing exparte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessivs weeks, IN the Memphis Appear. I'M
August so, IST0
MD. y. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. AALLERY, Deputy Z. and N.
Hutchinson & Townsend, Sols- for com
plainant- sns-
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NEW ADVERTIsEKEE

q. W. NJ
DLUFF- CITY COECLAVE 10 l. :. ". NJ,
ID meets at 8 O'Clock this "WEDNESDAY
evening, for comforting tnttlatOry degree.
All mem bers are requested 70 be punctual-
A. J. BIGLEI, NJ E Q.
A. A. JAMES, Scribe. suSl
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
MemphIs and charIestOn B. 3. Co.

-oy TIE
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oulniens Of the Leading Papers Of Paris
what They Think Of the Situation
and the Future. Us

From GaIgnani's Messenger, August l6,.
A letter from Chalons of the 18th O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
CUSTOM-HOUSE MATTERS.
sEIzURE-THE NEW BARGE oFFICE-CHANGEs,
ETC.

SEIZURE-TUE NEW BARGE OFEICE-CllANGESj
ETC.
Inspectors Walker and Chapman have re-
ported a seizure of valuable merchandise at the Gus
tom House. The property seized from a steeage
passenger named Franco who landed Castle Garden
from the steamship Denmark The goods consisted
Of case Of human hair valued at 500 francs, and
gold watches worth 400 francs. Before leaving the
steamer Officer Walker observed the suspicious conduct
Of Franco, and, making inquiry about his luggage.
found that he had several packages which about TO
be passed the side Of the ship with forged check
OF Inspector Jerome who assigned to the Denmark
with Inspector Walker 20 discharge the Storage
passengers. An examination or the luggage dis
closed large quantity of human hair. Two
fine gold watches we're subsequently found con
Finding that he was caught, the would-bc smuggler
made declaration Of large amount OF cosmetics con
taiued in cases not Overhaued by the officer and some
silks which were claimed by a woman who passed as
Francois WIFE on these goods duty was allowed 10 be
paid. The Of the schooner Dresden, from shuee
~ s. consisting of large quantity Of spruce spars and
poles was sold by the United states Marshal Satur-
day. for violation OF the Revenue laws. The cargo was
consigned 10 snow Richardson Of this city, aud mani
tested entered at less than Onehaf the quantity
board of the vessel The schooner was also seized but
clear under bonds. The total tunnage entered
at the port Of New York in 1869 was $4,000 tuns which
larger than all the other principal American ports
combined.
office, adjoining the staten Island Ferry has been sus-
pended, the appropriation therefor having been ex.
haused An additional appropriation OF 100000 asked
TO complete the work The city has conveyed 10 the
Government, for nominal consideration, water front
of $50 feet by about eco feet depth with perpetual right
OF Of rs feet the north side OF the site 10 AFFORD
convenient the wharf. 1t IL contemplated TO
build on this site commodlous barge ocf TO take the
place OF the present at the foot Of Whtehast Tho
dock the barge Office stands belongs 20 the
city, and is occupied by the Government under annual
lease The building Is poorly adapted 30 the growing
needs Of the revenue service and ~ besides dscred
the Government account OF It's dapidated cOndi
ton and unganly appearance
II ia reported that numerous changes in the NewYork
Custom ffouse are contemplated The following have
been reported the past week Inspectors Of CustOms-J
W. Armtage, vice &. s. Connolly, removed samuel Hep
burn vice w. H. smith, removed; II. Def Young, vice
H. Waldo removed. L.. A. WOughby vice WIN. suther-
land removed; H. Waldo trcapponted vice W. Van Colt,
removed lOIenZ BONNER, Vice j. H. Wilson we'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
A GIRLS ROWING MATCH IN PITTSBURGH.

There is every prospect, says The Pittsburgh
Commercial Of exciting contest at the female regatta
which Ia ~ of at the Nonpare Club Picnic the
10th Of July. The following the of the girls
who have sned their nteAtiOn OF entering into the
test Miss LOtte McAice OF PjpetOwn, Miss Miller OF
Soho, Miss Sheridan OF BrownstOwn and Mary Whalen
the South Side. Miss LOttie is a girl of and
titled 10 the credit OF originating female boatracing
She looks like girl who could well and has cOnsid
cradle vim" Miss Whaen II said To be excellent
puller OF skih although in her first efforts manage
scull few days ago, she upset and got ducking
I'm the MOnongahea Miss LOtte takes long walk at
O'Clock I'm the morning, practices constantly, and will
doubtless be- In tptop condition for rowing when the day
for the contest arrives. letter has been received from
young lady In Beaver, Pa, nquiring about the matter
and signif1ng her intention Of entering the contest An
other has also been received from young lady tho
Fifth Ward Of Pittsburgh All who wish to enter the list
aud compete for the prize, which IL elegant gold
watch and chain. can do Tho regatta Is open to all
Corners until u week before tho race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
~ A z ELECTIONS.

Elections for officers of the following los's
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic have taken pace 10
Gently with the result appended:
c. u Tbomas Post New Lots Commander, j. 7.
,s s,,,,cr VICE Commander 3 H. Wentworth Junior
yi,e-C omnlauder NJ. Milan; AWutant, H. y W ~" ~"
(rrgected); Quartemaster, W smith oIh'9r c,rn.
hoV WOli,m A. Cobb; officer Of the Quart j. tlapp'
s,r yeant Major Chas II. Roenitz; QuarteImaslers
gcant r. Somkoysh. Comr'te Geo. H. tiasraG Grand
elected delegate 10 represent TIE Post az th' "''
Tncampu,cut" 10 held IN Buffalo 18th inst. ,,,t,,,
since Decoration Day large number oi apn sailors
FOR membership have pteh Maue pS so'"i''
Of the late war - Tvneh. : v
J. A. RawNns Post-Commander, T. u ~ lIni Con
Commander r. j. Kelley; j. Y. ComrahI,h - o. - n n
polly. Alutaut J. Il. Thompson; guar, , ntS'' nr,t
Dbblo chaplain, b. j. jacobs sereS, 36ttr Of tho
nv I {; Morrison; Oiiiccr 81 the Gu.tu NH ,nI
D.lrsetes 10 Department Encampmeut, L l. lHh'" wv"
H. j, Kelley.
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POLITICAL.

The Republicans of Michigan have called q,
state Convention at Detroit on the lat OF scn
TENDER.
The Utah Reporter dominates J. IT, Beadle Of
Corinne the Gentle candidate for delegate to Congc
from Utah Territory.
Col. VIM. Brown declares his willingness 10
10 become the Republican candidate for Congress IN thu
Lexington (Ky.l District
Daniel w. Voorhees, has been unanimously
nominated by the Democracy Of the With District Of Ia
diana for reelection TO Congress.
The Hon. Alex. II. Jones of Buncombe
County is the Republican candidate for Congress in tho
With District Of North Carolina.
The Columbus Journal says the Republican
papers Of Ohio unanimous for Gen. shcrwoods re-
nomination for Secretary Of state.
The Democratic and Conservative party Of
Alabama have called state Convention to assemble AZ
Montgomery on the lst Of September.
The 81. Louis Democrat strongly urges tina
nomination Of the Hon. b. Graft Brown the Repub.
can candidate for Governor Of Missouri.
Congressman William b. Stokes of Tennessee
has written home long letter. usuying himself for in
PRODUCING general amnesty bill, and cOnendng that t
il not only sound policy but consistent with his ghos
past course OF action.
Democratic journals are shouting over the
election Of Samuel Merritt delegate 10 Congress in the
Territory Of Idaho. They elected shaer two years ago
by s84 majority, and from partial returns Meritts
jory large. So the Dutch have taken Holland
again that II all.
The Republicans of Bedford, Somerset, and
Fulton Counties have instructed their conferees In favor
OF the denomination Of the Hon. John Cessna their
candidate for Congress for the XVIII District Of Penn
syvania Franklin and Adams Counties also belong 10
the District and have not yet expressed their preference
The Hon. Glenni w. Scofed has received
the unanimous nomination FOR reelection to Congress ny
the Republicans OF Erie County, Penn The District
(XIXth) ia composed Of the counties OF Eric, Warren.
Mexican Elk Forest. Cameron, Jefferson and Cearned.
Mr. scofeld will doubt receive the nomination by tho
cOnferees
The Supreme Court Of Florida has decided
that Edmund C. Weeks is Lieutenant Governor Of that
State The Office OF Acknowledgement having become
vacant Mr. Weeks appointed TO the vacancy by Gov
Reed The Controller Of the State refused to pay tho
Goyernors salary and the case wa thus
brought 10 the Supreme Court with the result already
stated.
We learn that the Hon. William +. Lansing
Of Madison County is prominent candidate for nomina
ton by the Republicans for Member Of Congress Tor tho
XXIId District composed OF the Counties OF Madison ana
Oswego. Mr.. Lansing a member Of the xXXVlIh
Congress- and represented his district with distinguished
ability, and had the united support OF the delegation
from Madison County for nomination two years ago by
the Republicans in Convention.
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ct" AND j."

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: notice in the issue of this A. NJ. Il
suggestion that and be distinguished from each other
In writing by placing the Geographic sign for tW dots
under that letter.
suggest that IL would be better to make the entirely
above the line, and the with the loop below nearly
all good penman do. Let all teachers exact this disuc
ton from their pupils, and let those who write
form To IT, and need never be in doubt TO whether
IA letter IL orJ. n. = W.
York. Jung
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EXPERIENCES OF A wORKINGMAN IN CA
FORNIA.


To the EditOr Of The TrtbHne.
SIR: | started for California from Portage
CITY wis jan g. with $780, thinking to take the emgrant
cars the fare on which had heard was s6O fled IN
this and the railroad succeeded In getting from me
frst-cass fare for secondcass accommodation his
made my funds low that was very anxious 10 got
into employment, for fear Of want stopped IN
stockton three days. aud sought work. am FARMER
by occupation I can hew lumber, chop wood, and, in
fact do almost anything in the way OF hard work The
first inquiry the workmen met was, W nat brOngh
Won here Could you get nothing to do IN the states
I'VE are All idle" saw enough I'm stockton to discourage
me from going further but having paid my fare 10 san
one in stockton Men seemed to think that every
man from the States diminished their share OF Dread ana
buter stayed in san Francisco two weeks IN nope OF
coming across that could hire 10 go WIN me
TO the mines and looking for something m the shape Oh
country and 7 concluded to go to Humboldt Bay
This is 24O miles from San Francisco. In IA days
slow trp on a sailing vessel, arrived. Here 1ound
six large sawnills and shinge mill The shipping take
the lumber from the mills Here the same 31e5tif tb
States Z" &c The tayerns here as at san FRANCISCO
eventually with three other men, found employ
ment In making shingles. Our success was whispered
around in the tayerns the loaiers G IN coSnSs VI
two to four and went 10 WORK at shlngHhg. We nay
lived through the Winter but shnging Il not profitable
and shingles will sell for nothing more an rne eo sch
had his blanket and strap mad none da NOT ulei
medium blankets S. gold with greenbaeks at 80 cents 70
the dollar. While was looking round Tor employ hen.
The aborng man is not considered and inmate OF the
family California but must come provided with blan
kets sleep in the barn. other outhOuses, as
may suit him best, hut he must by means use the
horses feed to sleep upon.
During the rainy season all business stops aDoreTs
forced averns and pay high prices for board
everything they buy costs the highest prices con-
ceiva6e These the reasons why there so many
poor this country Yet these men are the strongest
and most enterprisng young men selected from every
State and from Canada The assertion or MT sargent OF
California that Mr.. Johnsons statement-that 1900
starving walking the streets or San Francisco
was exaggerated do not indOrse. was there myseu
and although not starving, was near enough TO IT, l
sincerely believe there more than that number
would have been glad of offer OF 81 day at mining or
ANYTHING else with board These men borrow OF each
other and adopt every possible method to pass the WIN
ter or rainy season. and soon practicable, pack
or perhaps pacers where the ground has been dug
over frequently before have never been In any cou
try where there many idle and never IN any
where the strong and young had not more laid aside for
hard times j. D. l.
Eureka, Humboldt Co., Cal.
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THE ENGLISH SYSTEM OF 'BRcHING.'"

THE ENGLISH SYSTEM OF 'BTRCHING.'"
To the Edtlor Of The Tribune.
SIR In report of commencement day al
vassar College, printed in your paper Of the a3d inst
your reporter speaks Of the "En gsh system Of birch
ing" Permit me an English woman 10 say that
never heard Of the infection OF such degrading
ment i'm any young ladies' school in England nor d.,
my mothers experience tshe is 60 years Of age 90
that Of any OF my English acquaintance, vary from nv
OwB. AAELl.
NeW- York, June 49, 1870.
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ulation gotten up by persons attached 10 a subsia
ton The letter carriers az a body will not make 4
pleasure excursion on sunday
CARRIERS AND CLERKs OF STATION p.
Nehc- York, June q, 1870.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

FUNDNG-LETTER FROM A LONDON BANKER
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your devotion to the good cause prompts
me 10 address you on the subject the Funding bill in
its foreign aspect which, in practical monetary sense,
is its most important at this moment 1t Isl signi-
cant and encouraging fact that while the opposition OF
preudced ignorant or interested persons against the
socaed four per cent delusion" has increased natu
rally with the fast growing public faith in its reality
not one good argument has yet been advanced ana SUD
stantated against it. The press generally In Europe as
well AS in America seem have taken IL "a matter Of
course and have either passed II by unchalengeh' OF
spoken OF il with approval 1t would almost seem as II
all were waiting in expectation Of the finding OF some
flaw and unwilling to pronounce an opinion until time
has proved ~ but day after day passes, ana no con-
lradcton appears, the public is giving Judgment ny "o
In the mean time the opinions OF business men are
chants officers or directors Of banks spending yaca-
ton on this side do not assure us tht thG success VI
yond doubt The sole point Of debate now Is the com
paratively very slight OF the time when VIII D re-
some that Congress after half doing this great WORK VIII
shrink from giving it the only feature which makes
practicable IN the present and without WHICH '"o '0
Ibeieve however that the bin once passed, nst be
work ont its own salvation Both inside and outside OF
business circles the faith spreads Every naI o
OF our citizens abroad, instrucng their agents ana
friends to buy sell in accordance win tne IulnI
bearings OF the coming four per cent funds Suag8Ss
are coming in numbers from the opposite forces while
the "I-always-knew's" and the " ltoldyOusOs, aIe
getting to be as frequent and 0fclOus as they "eo ~
or silent some few weeks ago. - :. ,.o.,o.
The effect OF all this Is certain As soon az IL becomes
generally known in the United States that four per cent
Is not ghOstly delusion, but palpaDle hVlhg iaG
revolution will take place more or less guG h WIZ ~
scured our countrys future hat side Of the Atlantic
emphasize that site OF the Atlantic because 10 US
upon this side, the broad sunlight has long Deeh VsD
from our more Eastern mountain tops.
London, June IL, 1870.
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THE LETTER CARRIERS, ExcURsto,

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR; Will you allow us to say that we know
nothing about the Letter Carriers Excursion advertised
for Sunday July 3 We suppose that the aaar ~ spec