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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
\NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

THE GEN ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANy'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETn Elm NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BRKST.
Tho vessels this favorte route for the Cont,
ncn win sail from pier No So North river, a follows:-
IAFAYkTTE Rousseau SATURDAY. May ~
SI LAuhENT i.emarfe Saturday, June4
VILE DE PARIS, Saturday, ~
fEhEihEs Dsnre..... Saturday, July
Price OF passage In gold Including wine) TO Bress
First Cabin $40 Second Cabin. p7e
Thesc steamers do NOT carry s,cerage passonssrs
Excursion Tickets reduced rates.
American travellers going returning from the CONT
pen Of Europe taking the steamer. OF this line avoid
both transit English the dscomfOrs OF
ing tho Channel besides saving time trouble and
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent,
IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
EUROPEAN srEAMyHrrs

TSUNARD LINE.
u The British and North Royal Mail sseamshps
between New York and Liverpool calling et Cork Harbor
CHINA. ednesday. April " MISUNDERSTANDING, April
SCOTIA. Wednesday, May MALTA. .Thursfv. May
JAVA. Wednesday Nav 10 ALGERIA SATURDAY., Msye
RUSSIA Wodnesdy, May !? ABysSiNIA; saturdy, Mayn
CUBA. "Wednesday nag a nAaABRIA Saturday May =
BY The "Wednesday sealners not carrying seeragsim
arst CaSin 70 Paris. 10 eoss
BY he Thursday and Saturday stcamers;-
First Cabin. .SSh gold qD currency
sserase Tioseis from Liverpool and oueensown and 81
parts OF EurOro nj lowest rates.
Through bills Of Ad'ng given Belfast Glasgow, Hayra
Antwerp and other tho Continent and for Meder
For .rsgS! and cabin passage apply at tho oompanys
For seersgs passage Ill Broadway Trinity Building
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA EMBARK
from wharf, foot OF Grand street, Jersey
Citv at ~ A. N. on Wednesday, 18th nat.
CHAS q. FRANCkLYN, No. Bowling Green, n y.
CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, GAR
- rying the United States malls
Sailing every Wednesday.
MINNESOTA, frdonai. npnl ~, ~ =
IDAHO May ., at 10 r y
Cabin passage. $5d gold; stesrage $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, $SS, currency.
Passengers pooke 70 and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and Sweden &C. Drafts ireland, England, France and
germany = lowest witLiAas 0oU1oS % Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL rs l8-rRIPLE SHEET
COAoHmEN AND GARDENERS

COACHMAN AND GRooN's SITUATION WANTED
~ Nv thorough competent man single; giro Eevc-
raj years. best ciy references Cali f lest 18th St. pri
vate stable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

(vOACHMAN'S SITUATION WA>TED-BY A RESPECT
~ abba young hcrcushly Understands his BUSINESS
good reference objection 10 the Call
or address for two dassJ J. u. lSy Vest Ah ST. private
etsbS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

T,APscOfT's EMIGRATION AND FOREIgN EX-
change oh.ce-Psssase from Liverpool and Qaeenstowp
weekly BY hrs. class s.,amships Also from vsrpoo aud
warts available IN part OF Great Britain and Ireland
the lowest rates NJ TApSCUrT BROTHERS CO.'S,
" South street, New ytrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
THE COMING COTTON CROP.

ESTIMATES OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Department OK
Agriculture has received returns from nearly $50 eou-
ties representing the most productive districts OF each
Of the cotton States and showing the comparative reae
and the condition OF the crops in the first weeA OF June
dminution in the area planted in cotton appears IN
every State except Florida The most careful analysis
of the returns with making averages to the
extent of cotton production in the respective countless
gives the following percentage OF reduction III COMPARE
son with last year:
Virginia 80 per cent; North Carolina, H. South Caro-
ina 49, Georgia. 10 Alabama IS; Mississippi, 49, L0Usi-
ana, s; Texas, H. Arkansas, l6. Tennessee, T.
These State averages reduced TO general average tho
assumed acreage of the respective States being ee
ment in the calculation, will place the reduction OF tho
cotton of 1871 compared with that Of 1870 between -
and IS per cent equivalent to nearly 100000 This
would leave between 100000 and 100000 acres as tie
present area in cotton.
The average yield has not in former yors exceeded
$50 pounds per That for 1870 was more than 30
pounds. The condition OF the growing plant below an
average in nearly every State The Spring has been
unusually wet and cold retardng growth causing many
Of the plants 10 turn yellow and die, and obstrucJns
cultivation. To large exeirz replanting has filed the
vacant spaces Of "mperfect stands" The weather has
recently been favorable, and it is not impossible
that an average condition may be attained by the com
mencement of the packing season. The condition Of cot
ton in 1862 year favored with abundant yield, was
only little better than the showing OF June this year.
While the prospect is slightly unpromising there 10
nothing in it Of decisive character The percentage be
low an average condition follows in the respective
States:
North Carolina, per cent; South Carolina Georgia,
IS Alabama II Mississippi, 16 Louisiana. 10; Texas
Arkansash7 Tennessee 10. In Florida tue condition
is per cent above the average Z
An official estimate Of the ultimate result so early ia
the season would be absurdity The influence d the
future rains floods rost and insect enemies cannot 10
calculated in advance, but in view OF the extremely
favorable circumstances affecting the crops Of last year
there cannot expected in the present year. upon re
duced area crop exceeding $4,000 bales An eare
FROST or the prevalence of insects, or very unprop
ious season. might reduce the yield to 100000 and still
further reduction possible in the union or severity
several of these causes OF failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
THURSDAY, June 15-P. ".

Il
The stock list has been, on the whole, dull,
az to the general market. though active on certain
specalties and feversh tOne particularly during the
forenoon In the afternoon an improved feeling was ap
parent though the market wound up tame and dull Tie
absorbing interest centered in Northwestern share
in which the weakness developed yesterday was the
notable feature to-day free pressure OF sales carrying
down the price both OF common preferred from II to
per cent The decline extended to Lake Shore and
Ohios but a subsequent rally in the rst-named encour
aced 6rmer feeling all around The Vanderbilt stocks
were steady in Tone despite the report that Commissioner
Pleasonton had directed the Collector Of Internal Rev
enue 10 suspend the assessment of tax the interest
dividend etc. OF the NewYOrk Central Railroad for the
five months Of 1870 beginning August !, until further III
sructions had been received from the secretary oi
the Treasury. Rock Island was firm throughout
the day. Delaware Lackawanna and western was
weak at 1914 report That the DIVIDEND
had been skipped. A sharp break was noted in New
Jersey Central from 1s lO though the cause Is not
vet apparent The rest of the prominent list was dall
and neglected OF the inactive stocks we note sales OF
Michigan Central at 1861 Panama SO Morris and Essex,
923 Chicago and Alton, 100; and ST. Louis and IRON
Mountain Coz In the miscellaneous list Paenc Mail was
neglected and Western Union Telegraph dull and firm
The coal stocks quiet and steady except Maryland
which was lower little business being done In express
stocks The Lake Shore, Rock Island, Western Union.
and Ohio and Mississippi cliques have been apparently
holding off for few days past, perhaps with the design
OF producing short interest and there are indications
that they may been partially successful, since the
brokers are becoming rather beash in their procytes
and quite probable that the short sales nave Deen
largely increased. The continued ease of the money
market favors the bulls and the fact that stocks look
70 cautious operators too high successful speculation
carries weight on the bear side The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices paid for active
stnclxa to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

The Gospel according 10 John, translated from
the German, revised enlarged, and edited by PHILIP
scHAFF d. d. Charles scrbner Coz formst the last VOL
ume hut one of the New Testament division OF Langes
great work devoted to commentary on the hoy
Scriptures" The translation Of this volume was COM
menced by the late Rev. e. ID. Yeomans d. De- put .no
illness which terminated his death in the prime OF MS
life and activity prevented him from competing INC
task The editor subsequently, secured the
an unusually gifted lady, q granddaughter OF Bishop
Moore OF Virginia, who accomplished the TRANSLATION vi
the last thirteen chapters Dr. scha himself Is respon
sibe for the preparation of the Text, with the crica
apparatus and additions the exegeis, and Tor the Hha
revision and editing of the whole volume lie mas ameo
TO combine the most valuable results OF ancient anu
modern labors the Fourth Gospel and to produce
commentary of permanent value for general reference
The present volume like those which have preceded IT,
exhibits remarkable combination oflearning assiduous
labor JUNCTION Of feeling, and devotion to the study OF
the Scriptures As purely critical authority, It's vaue
will he impaired in the estimation OF many readers, Dy
the subjective character of portion OF Its arguments
which appear be founded personal emotions rather
than on the comparison of external testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

Previous to the opening Of the bids FOR the Treasury
CON- the gold market quiet and steady at ll2la25
Later when became known that the Treasury had not
sold in excess of advertised proposals. there was more
animation noted and the price advanced to l2i Thence
forward however the close the market ruled inactive
though closing strong at the improved quotation Colo
balances lent fat, and at bonus Of 3 l. II, aud per
cent for borrowing the rates paid for carrying being
l. and per cent The day'slbusiness at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was follows: Gold cleared $S96ssoOo;
gold balances, sl,6l71l3 currency balances, N9Ois5s
,rl.o he 1nofa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

Choice Specimens Of american Literature, by
Professor BENJAMIN n. MARTIN, d. d. Sheldon Coz Is
a new collection of extracts from the most eminent
American writers om the earliest dates of American
authorship present time The aim OF the compiler
has to give great variety as possible within
brief compass and his selections accordingly, consist
chiefly of brief paragraphs often Of not than two
or three sentences which sufficient In many cases.
he thinks show "he felicity of writer's STYLE the
vigor of his thought the fire of his imagination" In
selecting the materials for the volume Professor Martin
has evinced spirit Of wise appreciation and the spec
mems that he has given, in spite Of their extreme brevy
are usually characteristic Of the respective writer's and
afford correct II not complete, idea OF their peculiar
style Several selections introduced from authors
who have recently been brought before the notice OF the
public, including Southern names that have hith-
ertO been little known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

The Journal Of Social Science, No. III. Hurd
Houghton) contains series of valuable papers, most
Of which we're read before the American Social Science
Association aud which furnish not little information
Of popular interest on various topics relating TO the
ply steal and moral well-being OF the community. The
number opens with an admirable article on Public
Parks and the Enlargement Of Towns" by Mr..
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on Art Education in America" and there elaborate
and able articles Civilization and HEALTH" by Fran
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The number closes with wedigested summary Of do
nestle and foreign intelligence on subjects connected
with social progress and Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

New-England and in the Middle States. with various
maps and skeleton tours.The same house have issued
q new edition of Ne,o York Illustrated, with revisons
and new illustrations forming convenient key to the
chief objects of curiosity in the great metropolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

The Tenth Volume of The american annual
CycOpGdd, comprising summary of the events of the
year $780, issued by D. Appleton Co. Several of the
topics which treated Of in this volume Of
unusual interest, including the French and Prussian
war the occupation of Rome by the Italian Government
and the overthrow of tie temporal sovereignty OF the
Pope, together with the progress Of reconstruction in
the United States The results Of the census completed
during the past year. for the States counties and prn
cpal cities Of the Union given under the appropri
ate heads The full reports of the proceedings of Con-
gress and the different State legislatures will be found
convenient for reference In respect to ac
curaey of detail and impartial editorial supervision the
volume strikes improvement most Of the pre-
ceding The index 10 the complete series for ten
years will be found welcome and valuable addition by
the owners Of the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

CoppIP-There moderate call Tor MO Ul III
changed hohs generally demand full figures bn, re sts ,
A. sse Other STYLES eel slowly AMI pnets ae s =,
sl,s So bss. Rio per Haley at this port aud at b-H~o'e
do uef Adelaide , -. -. -. ..s.4r. We quoto
p,i, Ia Choice Factory NJ ~ Gilfc LA, "a Qnat
FRFIGHTS-Thee has been tsir cal iof oon Sm,pd
snd seadiness The ehlfetls ft,s,-
t and rates unchanged The engagements TO-DAY rs uhs
200 hush Gran 3D. for Corn ale 90 0 -,
Closing h latter reIaeed; 1900 bush Oran ~ '1 H,f
.n ~. Cotton Al IA steam, anil S3ai by sa ~ - 80
~ "A s,sslo ard 70 LanGeR-2 CoO bash Gsa a. W. --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

and ,,a0,s,ps in details Of no importance to the pnoie
"a ovsr which correct taste would have drawn ,an
The writer evidently man OF gentle mature anu .nu,
" heart and errs through an excess OF iahieS' an"
ronsenncnt garrulty.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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BANKERS,
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Dealers i'm

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INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT ~
CHECK AT SIGHT.
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MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS F
THE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD 90
Interest payable August and February. IN New
York. London, OF Frankfort-on-the-Man, free OK
T. s. Taxes. TANNER & Co, No. II Wall-st'
THE BONDS OF THE WEST WISCONSIN hAlL"A
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vestor are secured by valuable land grant and a ;
The property of the Company Fo- sale at 20 am
accrued interest by WHITE, MORRIS q Co.. No ~
Warl.st and GwYNN, JOHNSON d DAY, No le Wall
=. ,rhora mans and further information can be Oh
tanned.
limited amount of LOUISVILLE CITY lhCntuekyp
t,rn TrNr BoNDs issued for municipal purposes
For sale by HAILGARTEN Il Co.. y Brcad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

State bonds were fraction lower on the gene' Ns'
at the early Board prices closing heavy on
The dealings were larger than yesterday rhe iono"ins
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

very agreeable volume, fragrant with the
Odors Of the woods and fields and brilliant with the rural
shows of Nature is Wake-RObiR, by JOHN BURROUGHS
(Hurd HouehtonJ The title is taken from the well
known white flower whose bloom marks the arrival Of
the birds in Spring, and which is connected, in many
memories with their sweet verDal song The book is
not designed contribution TO natural history,
much as invitation to the study Of the habits and
peculiar economies Of the feathered race, although the
statements Of the writer everywhere exhibit the
marks Of exact personal observation In fact he has
gathered the materials for his book the society of
the birds themselves than from any waste OF mid
night oil treases on ornithoogy. Hence his pages
have all the freshness OF e presenting his vocal favor
ties az they are found in their native haunts singing
and chrpng and making merry, with their sweet jar
gonings" instead Of collection OF stuffed and mummied
specimens The author is evidently amateur in all
sorts Of woodcra and his love OF nature gives enthu
sasm to his descriptions and beauty to HE style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
Foregn exchange has been steady at rates as sub

The money market has been abundanely supplied the
rates on call loan being and per cent. Prime mer
camille paper has moved readily on the basis OF 4tao
per cent Government bonds have been dull and on 'ne
whole steady, with important feature to remarA'
Fisk and Hatch report as follows at D. M;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

The Tenth Edition of Gillespie's Manual OF
Road Making with large additions from the unpublished
sotes Of the lectures Of the amented author in Union
College is published by A. s. Barnes & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK RxCHANer.-FIPsr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. M
Saes OF GorSrrm.af Bona.
1000 $40 Coo 6T....,1ln n 900 az. N An n ina
hgtyoad Bosds- az. Da.,It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

Memories Of French Palaces, by A. E. CHAL-
LICE, scribner Wexford & Coz consists Of series OF
graphic sketches describing the famous historical palaces
of France before the devastation Of the capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

Mr. Greeley this book the PLANES, and simplest
Il generally accorded the merit Of having set
forth the little pretend know language that lew fail TO
"derstand
"Ihsve avoided could the terms and distractions
familiar TO the general ear
"Tbe little know Of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept TO
ysef; whatever might them would be useless those
already acquainted with the elementary truths Of chemistry and only
peTpeIisg TO others
paragraph pages which will be readily and
fully understood by shOoboy feeB then have
failed 10 make that paragraph simple and as lucid Intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

A neat edition of The Loring Ballad Of Lord
Batemaa with illustrations and notes by GEORGE CKUK
sHAEK, is published by g. W. Carleton q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

The First Part Of AppIetOns' Hand Book Of
american TGpeI o. Appleton Col, Is devoted 10 the
Northern and Eastern Tour containing complete guide
o. the pTincie' localities Of interest 10 the traveller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

s. r. Wells has published new and enlarged
edition of The Parents Guide, by Mrs. HESTER PESpLH
TON, treating Of human development through inher'o
tendencies II differs from the recent instructive W."
OF Mr. Cation on the same subject in presenting popu
lar. rather than scientific or statistical we" :. vs..
question but it sets forth great variety OF ,,e
facts in attractive manner, which throw nv .,
hight on the problem of the growth anu iO'''"'O1 "
character