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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
DAILY TRIBUNE, TUE

back to the Senate; but we cannot think that
their fears are well founded. Certainly, the
Senate would concur in an amendment to
their bill providing only for q trunk line road.
Let every road stand upon its own merits. DO
not destroy meritorious enterprise oy
ATTEMPTING to make it carry load that does
not belong To il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

1t may be agreeable to President McCOsh to know
that Archbishop Manning thinks that Christianity
regards War much it regards Capital Punish
ment, IS an extreme remedy against an extreme
syil, and extreme evil which ought at least to
nvolve extreme guilt" With all that. respect
which we know we should feel for the opinion of
IN Archbishop, wsfail to discover the parallel. An
army gives to the army which it confronts fair
chance and Providence is supposed benignly TO
bestow its smiles upon the party which
musters the strongest. That at least was the
pressed opinion of the greatest soldier of modern
Zines. But the who is capitally executed has
no chance-not even the ordeal Of the Middle Ages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

We confess that these are unwelcome
tidings from Versailles which tell us hat the
Germans have resolved to enter Paris with
triumphant demonstrations. We wish they
had determined otherwise. 1t would have
been generous and noble, it would have been
polite, it would have brought great and last
ing honor upon them as soldiers, who in vic
tory knew what it was TO be moderate, had
they concluded 10 20 about the work of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Poor Shakespeare! He is still doomed to be much
more talked about than played in ths theaters, or
admired by theater-goers Here, foe instance, in
New Orleans. is an amateur association proudly
designating itself as Ga The Shakespeare Club" 1t
desires to give performance at the St. Charles for
the beaeft of charitable society. and what does i.
propose TO playf Hamlet Lear' Othello
o mol The "Shakespeares" will present Tobin's
stilted comedy of 1.-The Honeymoon and farce by
some person to us unknown 1t is possible that tho
audience may best enjoy third-rate plays like these.
IL so, let them honestly say so. II the works OF
Shakespeare had relied upon the theatertor immoT-
tality. they would have been forgotten long ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Secretary Robson does much to allay public
anxiety regarding the Tennessee by the state
meDt that it is too soon by ten days to expect
regular advices from her, and that no extraor-
binary means of communication have been
employed. His letter serves an important pur-
pose in showing the reckless character of the
recent efforts to manufacture painful sensa-
ton by inventing alarms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

What's in anamei The question has often enough
been asked, but we are constrained TO ask II again.
when we read in The Citizen. printed al Canton
Miss, an editorial notice that Billy Garrison al
the Bank Saloon. knows how to prepare anything
that will tickle the palate of the disciples OF
Bacchus." There is a dsreSpectful lcvity. a sourd
which CRATES upon our feelings in the sborevia'ion
BILLY Garrison; y and il is quite shocking to hnh
person Of the name mixing cocktails and dispensing
juleps The great and venerable philanthropist may
congratulate himself upon that mi Idle name OF MS
which distinguishes him from all other VIII. Gam
sOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Commissions to settle our claims against
foreign nations seem to be the present order
of the day. Gen. Sickles has concluded at
Madrid negotiations for a mixed Commission
to settle the claims of American citizens for
injuries to persons and property in Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1871.

Il shall be the duty OF the company TO FIX It's charges for
transporting freight and passengers at such rates to-
viii pay the working expenses OF the company aud keep
It's road In repair aud y? more Unless The Legislature
for tho purpose OF ending The facilities OF the company
TO 40 business q 10 acquire or to build othef roads, 'h
Such is the plan whereby it is calculated
that the Boston and Albany Railroad can, by
the help of the States present interest therein,
be made, after paying its debts in full and
giving its stockholders all their dues, to pay
for itself within the next thirteen years, be-
coming thencefOrth the States undivided prop
erty in fee simple, and being theneeforth run
at bare cost; having no dividends to any one,
but carrying freight and passengers for frac-
ton of the present charges
Is not this prospect worthy of contempa-
ton in other States besides Massachusetts 7
Doubtless, there are facilities in the provisions
of Massachusetts charters, and obstacles in
the burdens accumulated under past misman-
agement in other States, which must some
what embarrass the general application of the
principles embodied in the Massachusetts, pro-
ject; but we submit that the Requirement
by the People of their alienated highways, on
terms which do ample justice to those who
have furnished the means of improving those
highways, and their conservation thcnceforth
to the untaxed use of the millions, is an
achievement 80 desirable in itself and so mag
nificent in its promise that we cannot repress
the hope of its ultimate realization.
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Advertisements for this weeks issue Of THE
be handed in To- Day Price So per line
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, - per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE Soc, 40c, 50c 75c., and 81 per line.
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According to position in the paper.
Terms. cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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Duslness Noilres.

For an Iuitated Throat Cough or Cold
BRowN BRONCHIAL offered with The fullest confidence
their esay They thoroughly tested maintain the
good reputation they s acquired As
GENUINE
No one doubts the superiority of DoOLEY's
YEIsT PovnEn amer giving satisfactory tnsl It's rapidly inceis
sale owing out 20 It's purity and strength For sae by Groceu
everywhere Depot, % Ncw-st
WHEELER & Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE,
ia Broadway Tweny1ths sold b. paying lOdown, and
10 et MONTH without charge Machines to let T. BILLS
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
sor Instantaneous harmless perfect Applied at Factory No 10
BoRd-sl sold everywhere.
SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS DAY, for every
sOug day been paid 10 benefits by the
fRayELEEs LFR ACCIDENT INSURANCE COsPASI suord
JAS. EvERDELL, 302 B way.-W eddng and Bal
Cstls Monogsms O5e Of Dancing original designs Established 1871
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMBS.
tS Boad~sv lce Chestnust Pha.; 81 Greenst Besos
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Bacon that Can't be saved

Some of the pig-owners are inclined TO resist
the enforcement Of the rule established by the
Board Of Health prohibiting animals from run
ming at large, on the ground that the Board has
no bower TO enforce the regulation without
authority from the Legislature; and, Judging
from their past success with city councils and
corporation oficials, they fondiy believe that
they viii be able to prevent the Legislature from
giving the Board such power.
In all this they are mistaken. The Board OF
Health has, by act Of Congress, fun and special
powers 70 deal with animals running AT large.
Some OF the Senators, wrathful about the man
ner in which their premises had been oyerrun by
Washingtonis sacred porkers and bovines, had a
provision inserted in the bill establishing thu
Board of Health positively requiring the Board
"to make and enforce regulations to prevent ami
mails from running atlarge I'm the cities OF Wash
ington and Georgetown" There Is no let up ON
this. IL is idle to expect aid from Governor,
Legislature, or Board Of Public Works, or ALI
combined, were they 80 inclined. The Board of
Health, even, has no discretion In the matter.
The law is mandatory upon them to prevent ami
mals from running at large
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~ l,OO3 GIFTS.
IRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBuTInN

URAED GIFT CONCERTO AND Distribution
- FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Inc foundftrk Asylum, Sisters Of Charity, NeU
York, and soldiers, and sailors Orphans
Home WaShtngton,
10 be held in Washingt3n, ID. c., under and by
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9th Of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House. &C n. Calvert ct, Baltimore, SIS 600 24O
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., Nd, with
SIS pw and Saw NH ,i lying on chss R s
ton street, BALTIC, SIS 500. 3story Brick House 30
Conway ST., Baltic, 5! goo. fine Residence near
I ne Rsse Bsto nc on
same location, S9eoo fine Residence near Gov ans
town, same location, $500, fine Residence near
Goyanstoyn. same location, 81 500; Lots adjoining
9OO Cash Gifts, $50 6o Bonds Brownsville Precinct
and LINCOLN County, Nebraska, per cent; gold int:
Shares NATIONAL idebsncs Bana' ,e B RShas i i
Shares Citizens National Bank BALTIC; 100 Shares
Northern Centras II. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. r.; ~
Shares BALTIC and Qh,o r. T.; % shares Phila.,
will be sold at SIS EACH S26o 90.
Hon. H. MCCULLOUGH, Elkton. No. c,,u,n;,,,,
Maj. GEO 7. Castle. BALTIC, Nd. ( Oo"mS's'
Refrenefs.~Maj. Gen b. Hunter, u s. A.. wash
ington, u c.; Hon. Jas s. Negley ,Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Nd. ,Applsman
e Co, Bankers, Hagerstown, Nd; Hon. X. j Brent,
Deeds of the above. Real Estate certified by
in the hands S Of q The TEusss sfe END
Music + upssisr., ssS fens.ylvania aysrS:: W II,
avenue; yno O. Parker, Bookseller, 591 9TH street;
Alstrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, y Louisiana
General Agent. stationer and Printer, No. a
nassau street, New York.
=, ~ Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-15

AFFAIRS IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VA-Land
SdIes--Several parcels of real estate were pub
licly disposed of on Monday, as follows los
acreso Of land on Beaver Dam, belonging TO the
estate of the late Robert Coe, for S22-S7 Y per
acre, Duane Coe, purchaser; and the mill prop
erty belonging TO the said estate, Powell Harri-
SON and Henry Heaton COMMISSIONER was sold
20 L. 7. Silcot for S725. Orr, holland, Lee and
Harrison, commissioners in the cause Of Lucket
VS.. Wright, sold AS acres OF land near Wheat
land for s51 per acre; Datid COnnor purchaser.
Charles p. Janney, commissioner in the case of
Fofter VS.. Flgin, sold a house and lot in Aldie,
for 500; John Delane purchaser. holland,
and Lee, commissioners in the case of Normal
VS. Hodson, sold one tract of 233 acres at S1I per
acre, David Carr purchaser. and another OF 80
acres al S1,75 per acre. John IL. Williams pur-.
chaser.
Harpest-The wheatis ripening in this county,
and the present week viii witness a general
commencement OF harvest. We hear Of a num-
Der who begging operations to-day and to-mor-
row.. This is the earliest harvest we have had
for several years, and we are glad to learn that
notwithstanding the fears entertained a short
time since to the contrary, the yield Of wheat
promises to be very good-and the quality much
better than last year-Lsesksrs Mirror, ilth inst.
THE NEW DoNINIoS.-In accordance with
an address from the Canadian Parliament and
an order from the Home Government, British
Columbia is TO become portion Of the Domin-
ion Of Canada. The union will be effected on
July 10Th. The Foreign Affairs Secretary, Earl
Kimberly, In his despatch, intimstes the gratih-
cation of the Government at the progress of
uiutllS al tnt aDfllnu IoctcclOue III NORM
America in the New Dominion.
THE MAKLBoRo' TURSPIKE.-Another half
mile OF our turnpike has been put under con-
tract. The road Is now finished from washing
ton city, within four and half miles from Upper
Marlboro, and its benefits are being availed of
by all that section of country. The COMPANY
now propose to begin at Fills Landing and work
up towards Washington. The contract has been
taken by wm. b. Aill.-kari6OTO' Gazette.
s7canada is very much pleased with its new
postal cards They save vast amount Of time
and paper.
0rThe very latest novelty In weddings Ia,
Just been introduced by yvahg lady who took
her mother with her ON her bridal trip 20 chape
rome her.
VThe Steamship China, on her last trip from
Shanghae TO San Francisco, picked mp Chinese
junk at sea with five persons on it dying from
starvation. Eleven others had already died
9-A writ of habeas corpus has been granted
In the case OF the New York prize-fghters. Tim
Collins and Billy Edwards, recently Sentenced
20 the penitentiary, and their case will be ARMED
in the Court Of General Term In that city to-
day.
~ The Iowa Democratic State Convention
met at Dcs Moines Yesterday. The old democra-
ey made hight against the new departure"
and were beaten three 20 one. Resolutions were
passed opposing GENERALIZATION. conceding uni
sersal suffrage, and demanding universal am
hosty.
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THE STAR published an account a few DAYS
since of the death Of young man from lock-jaw
A physician called 70 attend a similar case in
Cincinnati resorted to a novel mode of treatment
which was successful. He made a free incision
into the wound, applied a mash poultice
moistened with laudanum, then administered
hydrate Of chloral, and gradually the patient, a
lady, improved, after having suffered seven con-
vulsions and remaining in an unconscious state
for some time. She has so far recovered as to
be considered out of danger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-15

1t is matter Of surprise that a member of the
railroad committee in the House of Delegates
should object to the resolution requiring the
Washington and Georgetown Street Railway
Companyto lower their tracks 70 conform to the
grade on south Seventh street. That portion OF
Seventh street Is now TO be paved, and the rail-
road track is from twelve 20 eighteen inches
above the grade OF the street. 1t will be i'm
possible to make proper carriage tracks at the
sides of the railway track if the street is TO be
left in this bumped condition for the benefit o
the railway COMPANY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm 20 the plainest face; but when faded
features before agreeable lose their comelness and
the whole expression Is that Of advancing age. This
being fact, il is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish to avoid prematurely gray hair.
dered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success
liable restorer the hair; absolutely free from all
poisonous and delcterous matter and without sedi-
ment, and Thousands above thousands have ayailed
themselves Of H. not simply because Ii restores the
color Of the hair but because it supplies nourish
decayed it becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections of the country orders and testimo-
mails received daily, speaking in the highest
terms of its qualities As the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward h
Walsh, 18th st and Pa. and 18Th and O. s. Cal
vert Ford, ll03 Pa. aav; Christian Bros, 18th and
SITS; G. w. Cropley, 10 Bridge 81, Georgctown;
J. ID. Donnell, Sth St, Navy Yard: y. p Hickling
% st. and Pa. av. r. A. Bacon, ~ and sts Island
VIM. III. Daw, corner 10th and J. SITS; and ut the
Depot, corner Of ID and ID ste. n. W. je12n
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GOVERNMENT Secur;ff..


BALTIMORE, June lb-COttOn quiet and steady: low
middling. - Flour IL improved demand aud prices
S6&a "a 2; family, 81 2aaSs.ls; CITY Mills super
me, S5a sI25i extra, s6.s0aSS; family, ssasu;
fsmilys 81 ,&a ssD. Wheat quiet; choice white,
Slsa u 90 fair 20 prime, Sl.4sas 81 IS; prime 10
s.mmOn, Sa 81 IS Ohio and Indiana, 8 5sa : 90
White southern corn hrner .s6asz; yellow southern
Bacon nm shoulders,Is rib sides. %; clear rib
sides, gzas3z; sugar-cured hams, l6al7 Lard ouief
llsIlA. Whisky quiet, s3ag3IS N''
g, BxttIIhoRE June ls-Nirginia skies, old, s. bid,
% asked DO 1850, u bid rs asked do 1857 g. hid 70
ssked; do coupon, old, so'S asked; do coupon new,
NEW YORK, June B.-Stocks steady hut ann
Gold steady, l2aSal29[. Governments steady and
Money easy g. Virginia skies, 67h; do new zsS
Nerth Csrolinas, 40; do, new, ~. Exehange,
NEW foRK, June lb.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
W heat quiet and unchanged. Corn firm
~Seventy-eight women are now re0ularlx
ordained preachers In the ITnifed Sfates -
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IMPROVING NATURE.-0ne OF the editors OF
the New York Evening Post, writing from Cali
fornia, has the weakness TO recommend that the
Yosemite Valley be improved by the laying out
of artificial flower beds. After that, let the bald
front of II Cdpitan be nicely painted in frasco.
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHrEr SIGNAL OFFICER. ,

r.. n
WAsHISGToE, ID. c., june I5-lO.3O a m.
Synopsis for As past tsoenty.fOsr koHrs.-The
barometer is somewhat lower this morning from
Missouri westward than IL Was on Wednesday
morning. The pressure stands highest over the
country between Louisiana and Western Penn
sylvania, and is also high from Lake Michigan
toMinneeOta. The threatening weather Wednes-
day morning on the lower Missouri has appa-
rently cleared away with light rains A small
barometric depression, with occasional light
showers, has passed from central Tennessee
nOrtheastWard, and il now of the coast Of Long
Island The temperature has risen somewhat
on the Gulf, IL has fallen somewhat from Wis
cOnsin eastward 20 the Atlantic Light and
variable winds are now reported from all the
stations.
Probobilities,-No serious disturbance is indi-
Gated for the rest OF the day east Of the Mississippi
river. Partially cloudy weather II probable for
the Middle and Eastern States and for the Mis-
sissippi valley. The barometer will probably
fall in the latter region.
Local RBCoRD.-The Thermometer I'm The
EVENING STAR business Office registered as fol-
lows to-day;-s a. m, "A; Il m, 7s; 2 p. m, 20.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market continues easy with
three per cent. as the common rate call loans, the
exceptional transactions being a. two and four per
neutralzes the effect on the market Of the western
demand Tor the accommodation in the movement Of
the wool clip. Prime commercial paper hnds ready
buyers ~ 4fa6 per cent.
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There are between ten and twelve thousand
colored voters in Pennsylvania, and the PhIladel-
phia Press thinks that perhaps this, in great
measure, accounts for the ''ninth (new depar-
trre) resolution" Of the recent Harrisburg con-
veution
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The public schools in Charleston, s. c., are 20
he Discontinued on the 3Oth instant for want of
funds to mn them.
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Great Reduction.
ID RYE AND BOZ RHON XHISKIES

IN OLD RYE md BUtkBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &c, ~ :. 81
OF the following brands, yiZ-Family Nectar,
2 years old, SEQ per gal; Robertson 4 do, SsI1
DO; Bowler, 5d9.; old Crow, do; do, Baker,
Branaies-Iarocheller IS do; do; Ifine, : IS do;
Hehnessey, 1854, 81 do: do, 1si9, so do; 0tari
Dupny Co, lsss, $40; California Brandy, Ss do;
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade
@. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bftterr, 4
my1l 1917 and 1919 Penn Is avenue
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The debt of the city OF New York has increased
in the last twenty-eight months s52, SIS. 56s.ls
That of the city Of Philadelphia in the last forty
eight months Sl6 600 COO
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A HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN removed from
position by DR.. Van Aernam when Commission
er of Pensions has been restored to duty by the
present Commissioner. = q
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THE PRESIDENTS PACIFIC TRIP.-Presideht
Grant viii leave Long Branch with his family for
California about the LIST of August, and will re-
main on the Pacific coast six or eight weeks.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FRoM EUROPE TODAY.
TsisOropAss EsslusSv,Iy % Ts> Evc-s-s Sssr.
Amfrx an Rarfs

Amfrs On Paris
Faekaker Hoats % Rsssg-s-TAs orloanists aAd
Leothsstsfs act Vt fs scd- fhr GcrmdEg and nstr
PIsader--ConnsnistsC omiag % A-eroa.
LONDON, June IA Ttr.es special dispatch
from Paris says AscMahon desires 10 resign the
be dissolved, and vinoy, it, commander rctirss
from the service. An average Of ~ 40 persons
arrive IN Paris daily BY the N0rthern and West
ern railways. The CGsiois states that the fusion
Of the orieanistz and Legitimists Is vet incom-
faete- The Paris Journals say the Eastern line
Of railway rs daily crOwed with Germans return
ing 20 their homes, and laden down with plum
der. The workmen Of Paris are almost unani-
mously Communists. They arc very bitter he
cause their cause was defeated, and hate both
Theirs sndthe BonsPsrfes- Many Of them will
emigfate 20 America
An American Artist I'm Londou-
LONDON, une f5.-rhc American artist Brad
iords reception At Langham Hotel was success.
Louise, Sir Henry Rawlinson, and others were
Napoleon ON the OUT vive.
Napoleon visited the Kent cricketcrs yesterday
he received quite an ovation. and held a fete.
He Il undoubtedly surrounded BY old adherents
and bold movements are rumored.
The Troubles I'm Paris.
Persons arriving from Paris say half has not
been toldof the troubles I'm that civ. anil oar
the destruction Of life and properly Inn rnenss.l,
exceeds both the government and newspapcr
accounts
The weather and the Cnops a.
England.
LONDON, june i5.-The weather is wet and
favorable TO the crops
A Crisis I'm Spanish Politics.
Madrid, June 15-At yesterdays session Of
the Cortes, Minister SagOsta spoke in vigorous
remuneration of the International society
motion which had been submitted looking with
some favor upon the aims OF the society," was
hereupon unanimously rejected. A ministerial
crisis 10 ;2mipent,
The Case or Collins and Edwards. the
Rrfse-aeAter~.
NEW YORK, june lb.--Tim Collins and Billy
Edwards, the imprisoned prize-hghters, were
brought before Judge Cardozo to-day, in the
Supreme Court, on a writ Of AdBeos corpus; but
the hearing Of the argument for their relea-e
Was postponed until Monday next
Death OF Commodore TattnaIl.
SAVANNAH, GA, june 15.-Commodore Josiah
Tattnail died last night aged seventy-six. He
wiz he buried at the place OF his birth, Bona
venture, four miles from this city. The City
Councils are now In session arranging for suit
able public funeral hcners.
BIDS for (sovernmeut Gold
NEW YORK, June 15.-There were twenty-sir
bids for gold to-day, amounting 60 81 81 so AZ
ul-H 90 112-SG The awards will be $1,000 600 al
1882 % Il2-S6.
hank OF England-
LONDON, june l5.-The bullion In the Bank OF
England has increased fz06,oO0.
ueteerelegteai Recerd-June IS TSsAu.
HQr DfDdrfneaf A.
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INTERNAL RrvENUK-The receipts from this
source to-day were s494, 0293s