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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
TUE S7ATE or TRApE
DoNesrfcMAFKRTs


ST. Lows Iiy 2lcot'oa iul p7oe' lsfaoal !. F'1I-p.
mand fss market t1prrtre ~ Nhs't t,fN 49,
Tsn'c. sIp-rine wlier - 15@sl % Ins W.ter - -
"a s ouols W.nier. - <5n - 90 s5sFt 'peh D. ss
c5s-i Dali sample 9;s Of - Re- Wiser so a. ~ go
"a Corn snd shade lower buK hit~ % t-scs, rotft
No MirsI IA v,relos Co. Si,s and Sacked IS se O tst
AMI pTier save j-cnei bulk Mnt track, ttpt1c 10
ksrses ttNs5c HfTlsyaai sals, 12'1 fah ~ 80 ,'ts'
gnc,nge F9Tt mn sales ~ ig5ns ani of'ff
lots Al = SIS Is lte1 Mes-shsrliers 3je tt'h 1915
obnr ard orj.r los sale.-Sh0udf lt ts hl 0es 81
Clear Sides gn9ie LlTi-l8 Asles n1gBT<s Fslm8 -5~s
81 10 Cattle lul Recepfs5s9 j. Flor iD Drsn Wb9
" u BUSH Corn Oas. gDd 100 bg,h Rye.
MILWAUKEE Jly l--Yl8g.yrns cHi, 1902 - ~ M.hns
B5 2is6 q Choice nei l No P 81 10, ~ W~
D seller Gust. dali, 49, Corn lDgrr No. I7i
I9i' ye frm NJ Barley dan and prizes n9Enel kee ts
2JJ0bbs Flour % Wea. shpEen5-1 % hDA I0ar.
sni s. 500 wheat Freshs-Vhest = b fail. Sc
DETROIT July N.Vbos stels7 via mo4eIae lsnaai, F'rcy
81 - Extra 81 p knhff N.in, 81 q Goa it 7"l Phf~
have declined. Oats qucs md unchanged -
GLEvELAgD, Jgy Ill lo-D FRI fir AL mafkeS hrn Nrs'
doll AMI rset unsettled 10 Pet Winter u one az 90 ~ ~
cosg sseri 81 y; 800 Hsh soil - 81 - seller sab
4ad go bush q sllef sepen5sr Corn .esa rih ,9,ss'
demand High MKs Sic Oats dg end pdss uonual, Od yc;
New i3c; ie .eler sePeNhef reifolearnie ss'sJ r's
Refined rs Ikfc
WErs5ros n O. Ig'y 2is's rrrpsrine arrn a. 81, eea
firm al AZ - Sirsna No. suj i Brs Pale
Cru Trp-nane stay % Yellow Dr. s1f - % ~ Virgo
AugU,r July 2G0'tgn c'0sed G1o q mic Tor LYrPe%
Mi.Jurg, s..es. To- bales, receipts JJ d cs
Jgly IIhe Cotton non btsrDf
Ia kluI linz To f4V. a. lslil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

..,. The yellow fever ha, disappeared from Buoaos
AUa
40, val squadron - fitting out AT CroD fadt 70
accompany t5.> 'T'od BAKE A.eTs'o Amene,
Stocks a. breaking IA San Francisco Norcrosz
ranged ION 70 % TO- md hen fsl back % % 81. vrs
49,. Crusy s. \, yes, carpenter shop. in Boston.
was badly dsmss ~ sss "e'd'r Lo~ ,S.o, liy s1e5
80. The engineers On, 7,lss 30 newrlste. England.
bid meeting yesterday ,1tr VI " 'N'"@ % n'pmiss VIII 'bes
employers
The horse disease hs>n Nde ia appearance in
Portland Ne end ~ ihs Vta,e ~ss % -@ sw
sttaekei yesterday ssd WI prc5abT NJ
80. Point-st. bridge, ia PIOyidehNe. ga, tested
yesterday sms weighing p Hps . @s is ~ia 'n1 ~
bnisc vii probably s0oa be open % r1she tive,
.ActiVe preparations are making alOVg The Ohis
pnd Msasfp.i Railroad crsgof gaze va VI he sccsn
pi.i fto1 ghoat che entire line S1nlg - s wcf@i no
gauge rains vii 90 Moan s.1s5.nk
800. The n Regiment. Rhode Island vO6ntcers,
II h bse u S Ray -zrtr
by gathering Rocy Pi-t Hsy ~ sefIus wore % 1itsSf
Veteran Association fpR u Ehci Ps1 Ses'a gi'b 80
elt.rj Pseaf and Geos Blf-f. OvEA al Dsas b'''s-J
me.abena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
SPECTLATTONS IN WOOL.

The Daily Bulletin enters the following protest
against the Wool speculatiOns now current which
though we presume it will have little infuencc-we
submit to the consideration of those directly inter
ested:
"THE Wool TRADE.-Reeently, we called attention TO
the derangng effect OF current speculation upon the
Wool market and the folly OF manufacturers IN support
ing arfcally high prices by buying up large amounts
of the new clip in advance The course OF receipts OF
this STAPLE during late weeks, more than confirms the
views we then expressed. High prices have stimulated
tbe supply and hence we find almost unprecedented
quantities coming into the markets OF New-fork ana
Passion Large purchases American account were
made at the last Wool sales in London with the effect
Of putting up prices there 1d2d per pound; and the
advance at London is quoted here IS reason Tor
higher prices in our markets, although T. nfchases
which caused that advance will conir ute er7sup-
pv the trade and force down quotations, in o OF the
utmost tenacity Of our speculative hold. For the
ruose Of showing the late Of supply, we pre-
sent the following statement Of Imports and OF domes-
M receipts at New-York and Boston since June l. COM
nored with the like period Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia has ar
rivel Bug Nd
Count Aqenor Goluchowski has been appointed
Governor OF Gsicla Austrian Poandl
The Emperor Napoleon paid a visit TO the
woolrieb Af.cusl aud dock yard on ThurSiay.
pr;nce Shmidson of Japan and suite left San
Pr,rel,eo oyers.d, THURSDAY for the East
Caor0e Francis Train lectured at Cork, Ireland
80 sV Fspng explained his plans for the Invasion Of Ger
many =, A.,
Dr w A. Barstow. who shot himself three
- 90 In san Francisco account Of family difficulties died on
Thursday. ~. a.,
The Grand Dukes Constantine, Nicholas, and
ters Of Tie Of Russia. expected la Loaion Al
, 49,, a, visitor. 70 the Royal family Of England
The GaIena nll.) Gazette says letter has been
EN- he Hos Is Washhnue Minister TO France which 10
M bsari question that be will not come home THIS year lie Is
s om aae aud Is about 70 visit Carlsbad Tor the oe1sa' oil '
health ~ O.,
Thomas A. Scott Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
Il Meo,ab haze purchased stock In e LOUISIANA eyee Com
,ose a. beqn active operations immefitiey u Il UNDER
@ lie .aetoa eoasHstsi through he 'n'eS' hon Of 9sn'
etar West o. Lou.ssnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
lGKNHRAL PRESS DrsPATCH.I

A letter received from Gen. spinner dated Ferin,
July SAYS that to dine with Minister Bancroft
the next day in company with the Rolschild5 ana Other
bankers, TO talk over the new American loan.
A statement has been compiled at the TreasuryD dc
partment from the latest statistics showing the imports
into Australia and NewZealand "a follows: From Great
Britain, Gl7 g2li28 from The United states, &l5jl 3J;
all other countries &}S2i75 Stated by per centage they
are follows: From Great Britain, II GIG from the
United States 5l0 all other countries 10 Go Tue Par
lament Of NcwSouth Wales has recently voted sub
sidy Of $4,000 to monthly line OF American steamers
between Francisco and sidney. The imports OF Aus
tralia and New-Znaland being largely manufactured
goods, IL is believed that very large and profitable
commerce will spring up with our Pacific Coast 49, .
The official returns received at the Bureau OF St1us-
ties show that during the quarter ending june 80 ISL
the total number OF passengers arrived at the pD OF
NeWNOrk IRON foreign countries was l0lui, OF whom
g. 2l3 were males and leO females. OF the total mum
Der arrived lOl,05 actual immigrants-lnaies,
co O92 females 1898. Agcs-Cnler Il, 1852; j. and
under 49, II O56; 30 and upward 1914 The deaths on
the voyage %, Of whom "a males ana % To-
males. The principal nationaltles OF the immigrants
were "a follows: England, 1875; Scotland 4G3 Wales,
800; Ireland 2e149 Great Britain locality unknown,
6,62; Germany 1854; Austria, 1888; sweden b727
Norway, 1885; Denmark, i1l3i France, $50; Swzer-
land 305; Spain, 100; Italy, sG7l Holland, 400 Bel
GUM, 70; Russia, 295; Poland, lS3; Cuba, 49, Bernu-
dds, II.
The balances the Treasury at the close Of business
to-day Currency, sj,2J,0oG CON- S5ji5SOOj Ger
t,IgateS, ,i5ZUUD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
TOBACCO ZAP.

FvAisvf.Ls July 2ifhe s1H1l i,a Par va l l>ss
ng vas 'ssy grand Success -. E'os eri
different g-.s souHel - 4R9 10 s7i lnt humber ~
councillors PRESENT n aio1 Tie regular ba 1sfs mrs
representatives Cincinnati, e. Lows t'as Ne~forLi
.piifl Jflf
euarareeug price, Premium boghel1 bright wrsppe pns.
$3.50 goii sold 80 10 3D. Two aogsleajs rom a-4a
Co Kentucky not admitted 70 the M by e Bi 90 scooH p oa
rm.lity sold )2 and SO per cr Some choice sns
bright les sni cutters fancy pa hg - -
$50 m4ds ugny b0lt follow l1ss - y
leaf ~ % 70 S8 So medium b shs
Leaf Common 20 Medium Caters 51 % 90 ec1sss
Of ~ grades nominal Ls Tobacco ia lnt The as d1Hns sos
ar amounted % over 900 la Tie tes VIII De- e4 nu ~ n,S
during week LsT Jies viii bt made 1ay ih' np1s
are large, and he receipts The MOI 7len N ns'
CATION ini manufacturing llf coll ~ rer lr hsnA
foac,o % sDre principally TO heg.ior. bsmsfr
Cincinnati Louisville NewOfinA c0naierstle 4-a1l u A>
Leaf direct 20 Liverpool aDi Los'p-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
WASHINGTON.
U. 8. MAILS SEIZED IN ALABAMA-7ETRENCH
MENT IN THE NAVY DEPARIMENf-WHAr
FRENCH BRANDY Is COMPOSED OF.
lBY TELRGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNEl


WASHINGTON. Friday, July 81. 1871.
The POST Office Department received Information To-
day, by telegram from Selma Ala, that the employees OF
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad had seized the
mail ut York station on the Alabama Central Road
formerly the Selma andi Meridian Railroad The Super
nendent OF the road states that he cannot now deliver
the mails for any points OF that station The Ala
bama and Chattanooga Road also seized ey eui-
pOyes about month since.
New-York importers have urged upon the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue proprcy Of chasing man
ufactures OF French Brandy" in this country with the
manufactures Of compounded liquors and tax them6 per
dozen quart bottles. They assert that this French
brandy is made from whisky. favored with oil Of eonac,
and perhaps with bottle OF genuine to each cask OF
whisky. The Commissioner Is yet undecided
The amount appropriated by Congress for the naval
service for the fiscal year ending June 80 was sl90OO0o
At the close Of the year. 0)O of the above sum re-
manned in the Treasury unexpended thus showing the
actual cost of the Navy for tho years 1901 to have boon
about sl62O0OOO. This exhibits great reduction IN ex
penditures over former years since the war
The name of Col. william 4. Phillips OF Kansas has
been mentioned In connection with the Office OF Commits
soner of Indian Affairs, with such attendant facts nd
would seem TO indicate that he viii be speedily ap
pointed. He has recommended by the Board or
Civil Commissioners, and his familiarity with the IN
dian questions strengthens the belief amonghs friends
that the appointment will he rendered him. The Pres-
dent has been recently informing himself IN feS"iu W
Col Phillips record and fitness.
The taxes paid for the support os coored schools IN
Washington and Georgetown during tie year ending
3Oth ult, amounted to $l2s.59i
The exchange Of yetwentes for the bonds OF tho new
funded loan, have very nearly ceased.
The postofHccs established, postmasters appointed
and post-offces discontinued in Ecw-YorS Dung the
week ending July 20, 1871, were as follows:
YsraBIrsHRD.
Lvngstonylle. scholsrie County Mr,a to'ee ~
% County joel Wright
APPOINTED.
Mineoa Queen DAM H. fo,&tnl
County ....Ctpass Robin,
DISCONNECTED.
Ba,tervle Washington County kmsiord we'hsser Copnt'
Ba,ciw0ai Sullivan County. Gilman Hamilton County.
Hamilton County. BsveI,7oOi Queens County
last wilson, Niagara COunu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rF9r other Ship Ne,0s see ThtrJ P1gel

Cror otter Ship Nei0s see Third P1ye.l
ARRIVED.
s,s,nsio Ind, (3r) Monroe G,yow JAY ,ai Nozzle 9th,
with mis.. aad 2r) Henderson Bros
steamship Leo Dearborn 57snnah rh me in p,Ss 70 hur,5
s,eaT.hp Arl5ne Pennington Galveston July zeJ y-f
ieth with nise and psss. q. A. Mallory Co.
Madc F Utl EslOst CtlI 70 days With rtfosi ifes
Brig BbS1aS of Dos5a Hall ospt Bay 20 lays 9Th saf
AID mahogany. -, - IA, A.,
sCHOOsEas-AIVEa AND gDAsTWisH
Pler " P,xfer Bo too :. Smith Hartford
Na-piny Stsr Hartford NJ A iiyer, Nes-liIvel.
Nsv Rsysln. New.lIays. Samuel Weller, Nes.Hsres
Oh Zesf New.IIa7eu Por Royal Seglilvn
PsnBsYlyanis Eeg-Narea. Js. Aier1ee Boston
Prlnkfa. Connecticut llFs- Sea Fig"el, h9cspoIL
:. z. GOiyTn EhIabehrOr. Anue laare, Elhhe'thph1
Bisshehpor- Young lesser fof1 ''lnS0'.
Flake, Port Johnson IS - vs. AiSA
ssIs Barton Albanv sarah Brown, Albany
Daniel Morris. Albany.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOS July 2lAus l. snip Sosaagm IRON L7eoA DARK 70
SSvASSAH Ga Jay 2Clsars steamship North rn f,F BaG
NOR schr. Anna Lines, for Nsssan
MONROE July 2l-Pisssd for Bsnu)rs steamship
Is from Bremen; brig Maggie Vail scr Willie som Psinot
brss Nellie Clifford William Robinson Passei seimshp Ba'
NOR Tor Bremen Dudley for River Plate mau Dor Gbsllr
Havana EewYOra Clara ld Agnes aud Msry .h kp1 battOhs
bic; bark lgma from Baltimore 10. AsFnFtL
SPOKEN.
Rig Batns of Aberystwt W. date lat 81 o. lon 10 ~
Bk Gerrl IN. g. IRON Bremen Tor osumoie no jaIs.
lat. al So Ion. % 80
Alice Of Yarmouth " 81 uom Port EAh0t Tor Ns~
YOrk No date lat, 40 So lou % ~
DISASTER.
Tho cbr Glover Mason D,-,or shs coming icws
into Of the oil lighters long
tmage % t knocking D bbS u )luto i5s nger Tbs
@. V. @ slightly damaged her cu;Tate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

The law requires that onehalf OF the increased circu
laton shall be apporOned among those States not hay
ing an excess already according 10 population, and one
half according to the existing banking capital resources,
and business Of such State Territory. The
returns OF the valuation OF property and banking capital
have not been received ana the proportion Of crcp
latOn for the States OF Ohio Indiana and Illinois cannot
probably be ascerained with any accuracy until about
Inc 1st OF October II il probable however that there
will be sufficient circulation for all of the Sou hern and
Western when the full census returns are received
No additional circulation be Issued 20 the Eastern
1,.d AIidIln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
p4SSENGERS ARRIVRD

FROM CCASqOy-In st.lnshp fpdi. Irly al D. I-s
AID alr A. C3ulsr ord l0dy Cpt n 5Ip sni <df,
slthe Jackson and liy Ma Jewell All ~ feglsa
AMI s.ter Mn Rtdel hr Scott M1 hsutoaTs Mr.
FRon sGyASsAH-Iu Steamship Leo JAY 9-f " McAIpia.
,is cliren euI servants J. p williamson Gkrner Ma
nan vito ami children Mra T. Palmer IL bel Ca s1ca r..
Acntyre Wife, W. D. Patu A. K Nsler W Dtvenpor ~ u
Gdmn Barker, Miss r. Walton. Wm WflE D. IL Psrf
G. L Chapman Mlroc J. w. Heuck J. Rab r. and viis L.
Fe.t M giSerds q Ks.irg and W IT, r b. VeEae r Lsks
BIZ, Poniss Col H. rraanus John Kerr gan aa 1 "a leak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
REWARDING THE POLICE-LErTER FROM PREsI
DENT SMITH.
The following letter has been addressed by
President Henry smith of the Police Department to th
comnoittee NJ the Riot Relief Fund:

T,v.srvKss OFFICE pollcE DEPARrMEsT CRY orr
YEwYoEy No 800 MrtBgRRY-sr., NgvfosE July ~ WI
LEONARD W JEROME, VIZ. YERsLfKa ISAAC DILL ana shKP
man KsAP Co1aIqifee OF RIOT Htit,J fa.ll'
Hledge the receipt o m
incosng tat ta same should be ds
trbuted the captains sereanis and panoh WI" ~ 'o'oi
by yoqr Committee IS deserving SPECIAL notice, =,
Iii gratifying to know how highly The Pe5,h s HHa lea
fbe performance he I'm oil Jl lucy deserve
the praise and tbs substat Al recognition " fof Noe % e
who injured on that Coy NOT o 20 'ose to
.srnory rI ilceBuFe 10 OILERS 10
be faithful 1elaui and yal81. on al OCCASIONS.
islg desire 20 ftufl 70 F0t
Committee through cordsl thanks 'or Fntr CON
i,itrr ana ia taa, have a. ihulc Co., in e4u,,'ro ~ to-
nm 49,. t,3s hstlr through
- IEsKr sAIn PIesasEt board OF foi'~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
MISSISSIPPI.
zPUBLICANs INDORsING THE GOVERNOR.

REPUBLICANS ENDORSING THE GOVERNOR.
JACKSON, Mss July 1.-The Public Print
ing difficulty argued before the Chancery Court to-
DAY. The Judge his decision until July 81 At
large meeting Of the Republican Club in this city the
following resolution adopted
RgOiced That having full confidence IN the honesty Of
p'pO.e, abiding fidelity, and earnest desire OF Gov.
J. D. l. Acorn to the highest Interests Of the Re
publican party, we will cooperate with him in the APP
Ef3achng canvass TO achieve an overwhelming Repub-
<ican victory.
ne Pilot continues to attack the Governor vigorously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNCToN. July y, l811-1 a. IN.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July ~ tS11-1 a. III. }
Synopsis for ne past hrentg- -four hours.
The area of high barometer has extended
over the country during Friday afternoon north and
west OF the Blue Ridge and Pennsylvania. The area Of
lowest pressure is OF the Atlantic Coast.
The temperature remains quite low tine Lakes.
Northwesery winds prevail In the Middle states; light
winds and Gains an area OF ram ana eioud
lower lakes sOuth-eastward TO tlc Middle Atlantic.
Clear and pleasant weather now prevails geeray east
of fhe Rocky Mountains, excepting IN NeW-Jersey.
PROBABILITIES.
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather is probable for
eaturdavY very generally from Mississippi eastward 10
the Atlantic with light winds from the northwest and
and sOuth. West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
9petial Notices
Republican Central COMMITTEES
or THE CITY or NEW YORK.

kBw-loxK july -. 1871.
Wlrc,s Republican state Committee a. i, meeting bell N Ns--
day March last adopted the follow lug i~oas 'hss
Tes1~ ions; M -, -
soon Of the Associations shall have been per-
t,s in Assembly Districts u which notice shall Dc s,s
the Of the Committee he viii immciss g pou
for week Republican daily paper o. ihe ny
place Of The meeting Of the delegates 70 the General 49,
meeting Horace Greeley Chairman Of the pent ~.
me or in absence the H6n William Orion shah preside anu We
election Of permanent Chairman" ...u.a ~,t,
The conditions hrtn
hereby given that the delegates elected - 20 S" vii,
Central Committee by authority the kpubncAn h a al
II apollo Hail. cpner Of Bsdssy ssa :,
FRIDAY BVENING Jn O'Clock, for ne
- - - H. ,p,r~ re.olu,ioa ALONZO COhhbLL,
." '''"''u'@ Wv" "e w Ch.mSn Repubhcss stste Cotlmke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The total circulation
issued TO the National Banks to date, Is s3ls6S699D The
act Of July 1870 authorized the issue OF sjOOoOo adj
ditonal circulation and The establishment OF Gold Ma
tonal Banks, to which circulation can be issued upon
the deposit of United States bonds at the rate OF % per
cent upon the par value thereof Since tho passage of
the act circulation has been issued the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

ducntly found place on tho progr Mesuwbis.
A. lsrrace Garden Mr. Julien continues his successfm
care5f Ettng large audiences three times week, and
oyersYing he entertainments with Tho singing Of mtsz
Hersce. Mr.. Habelmann. and Mr.. Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD RAILROAD
COMPANY.

John +. Pickering, broker, rcsidihg On
staten Leland and doing business In this city, was ar
rested, yesterday reputation from the Governor Of
North Carolina, charging him with being engaged III
conspiracy TO deirand Tho Wilmington Charlotte anu
rutherford Railroad Company OF tho etste VI HoiSh O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

olina out N ,srable sum OF money the acousou
who protested willingness to go to North ~
stand trial was 6snded over TO the custody "ia,i
Hall. an oaoer of Wii-,ipgtoD and left tho city5S
evening, In the custody OF tsst officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
LEON TAMAYO.

The valiant Leon TamayO, who was ex-
ecuted by the spanards on the 18Th inst was native OF
Bayamo He was 80 years of age, and was connected
with leading families Of that place. Several years ago,
detestng the rule Of the spaniards, he embarked for
Mexico and began there his military career He served
in the armies of Juarez against Maximlian and was
appointed BrigadierGenera He was one OF the CuDahs
Who sailed from this city the GrapeshOt Tor the
purpose of aiding their brothers in arms. The Spanish
authorities however learned OF the landing OF le eHpe
dition and by a sudden attack, captured and subse-
Guentiy executed nearly all who coInposedit Taaayo,
With Ave others managed TO escape. They suffered
Greatly and were without food for long intervals They
finally came up with the forces OF kustan who LED then
"a The camp OF the Cuban chief Donate del MarInal.
aayo devoted his whole time thereafter to the Cuban
cause and he was for some slime IN command OF ne
troops jurisdiction OF Jguan and dis
himself by his bravery and skill at The battle
of Las Tunas. second in command al Espiritu
Sancu when captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
OBITUARY..
y. W, 5. HOWS.

Prof John W. S. Hows died in this city
Yesterday of peuropneumOnia. He was born in London
in 17o and had in this country over 80 years He
engaged in mercantile pursuits for some time but meet
ing with Ieverses, turned his attention to instruction
and authorship lie was for time dramatic critic
of The Golden Rule Figaro Mirror and Al5ion news
papers He subsequently published mis- Practical Flo
entionst Shakespelean Reader" Historical Shakes
0esre - Golden Leaves OF English and American
Poetry" Ladies' Reader" Ladies' Book OF Readings
and RecitatiOps" "JuniOr Ladies' Reader" and Irt-
narv aides Reader" aud was also frequent contrib
utor TO the Press. He Professor or Eocutlon at
Columbia College for IA years. He viii be buried from
St Clements Church at D. IN. Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
THE COMMoy JAIL BUSINESS.


From The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Grand Jury of Washington, District of
% onbia have found true bin against TIE TRIBUNE
-pondents and the two telegraph operators who
wrru Instrumental IN furnishing THE TRIBUNE with an
advance copy the Treaty of Washington for puDlca
ton The evidence enabling this intelligent Graud Jury
= iudct these gentlemen suppied-gratu tOusly-
by Common Jalors Carpenter and COnkllng. We haa
Hoped that In e whole country there could not be found
more than two capable Of such egregious folly as
attempting 70 muZZle the press and 20 destroy the IN
violate character OF a Geographic dispatch We knew
mat those Common JailOrs. senators Carpenter ana
tnHkling stupid enough and malicious enough 10
DO %, but that they would find imtatOTs IN 50 dis
reputable a business believed impossible The truth
T. tue country has had enough Of this business its YER
Ci in favor Of the act Of The TRIBUNE respondents
being entirely proper was emphaticaly given long ago.
The treaty the property Of the country, and not
peTquisie belonging solely 10 either Common JaOf Car
pener Conkng. WHEN they regarded u as such, and
~ the same light free pass on railroad, travelling
on which they still charged the United states mileage
tJey made a mistake
TIE CONNECTICUT CAPITOL QUESTION.
From The NOTtgidh BuistiH.
The New-lfaVen papers are greatly excited
the action OF the General Assembly respectng'the
state-HOuse al Hartford. 1hey look upon II IA an
1nsnt wrong an outrage They wonder that the earth
does not open aud swallow Hartford up that the Con-
neCcut River does not rise and enguf her. This sort OF
keEHayeD slumberers, and, possibly, IL persisted H.
lmpel the people Of that city under the inspiration
Jealous wrath 70 pull together for elk months or
without QuaTreng. But far the ou side and indf
1rreut public is concerned, IL Will rather tend 10 prelu
si.rf SEES Ravens cause. EcWHaFc, although cl1im
fur ~ have the majority b thr people with her Obsti
~.4se4 OpUOsed tne measure WAich would naturally
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