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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
pppsosAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Hon Ira Harris Of New-York is at Long
Branch.
King Victor Emmanuel has returned 10
Florence from Rome.
The Hon. Mr. Fratch has been appon ted Lieu
tenant Governor Of British Columbia -
Cen. Sickles, L. S. Minister to Spain. has ar
arrived IN Loalon and is going % Gerniny
Secretary of War Bellnap left Washington on
T,.sisv u.gb, f,r t6e b. absent several weeks
The Emperor William of Germany will shortly
% Ia Fms 10 TIE Itnier who sun st That place
The Hon. Thomas Settle of North Carolina
r. Monster 20 Peru has arrived Inns. He received WITH much
Soblie display and esoorei 10 tbs Presidents palace
The Rev Dr. Neville Rector OF the st. Thomas
Ctr ~ Hamilton Canada die1 Tuesisy lie vas distinguish
divine and well known United States having hei "a
the RpoDi Church Phlsdspha New Orleans Se"iA n !! AL
NeNiOfk.
The accounts of the recent sad death OF the
Rev DR. saver aud Cifenont n H. BY h0~nlls ~ ne
neefcut River quite generally bat nacfnf 70
T. J. college tpl WIZ arc IA
go0i hesl' a their home nsaf Boston
IA telegraph operator, named w. IL DiVyi OF
Maaslsd Ono employed Boz he Western Union I5 si- 'e 10
Pt,lsh ippelsi r-esiiy, ieigng note ~ ohch iit
commit .icie giving reason t be vi" app"ns
10 lore al sat .pbased u has at bes a''" u9A t1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
PERSONAL.

The Empress Eugene, 1t i reported, Is IN
treaty for the sale OF her diamonds valued az sGo)D
Nine LAGRANGE, the eminent French singer,
has lost her voice almost completely and retIes from
! the lyric stage permanently.
Daniel STYLES of Prescott Wis, IS now in
his I0sh year. and has Freemason FOR - years.
The local papers declare him the Oldest Freemason in
America.
Louis Blanc, hopeless of gaining the ear OF
THEIRS or the party the Assembly and de-
sparing OF the Republic In France, Is going to settle per-
manently IN London
John Bull begins to find fault with Lord
Napier OF Magdaa for his profuse expenditures in india
and the Colonial papers are wagng bitter warfare for
and against the Aby5sinan hero.
Maior-Gen. Walker of the British Army,
who accompanied military atach6 the Crown Princes
army during part OF the refused permiss 70
be present at the grand celebration o! rs umph5 IN
Berlin.
In Chicago personals are made up in this
touching vein: ct j. Falls was hs name, And l shall
not deny With regard to the That he came from
.sideraby close to the sky"
Victor Hugo is at work on "The Year of
Troubles" noted German on " The Year OF Triumph
and the Rev. Samuel Makes, an Eng.slman' on :. The
Year OF Vengeance" CuriOusy enough too, the three
writing Of precisely the same tme-the late disas
trous year IN France.
Kinglake is unspeakaby COmplacent over
the i'll fortune of his Old enemy the Emperor Napoleon
and made himself DREADED III every CluD
with the intoerabe"I told you So" He - working d
igently the concluding volume OF his vehement TRADE
on the Crmean campaign.
Robert T. Lincoln is thus referred TO in
book-just published-On the Chicago bar: He - but
little more than years OF age and has already taken
position being excellent manager possessed OF good
ability quiet shrewd, transformations. and with thor
ough devotion TO the profession Of the law He Is the
more entitled TO credit that he has steadily
resisted all attempts 70 induce him 70 accept some official
nnOn while his father President OF 20 participate
In politics since, and that he has applied himself TO his
legal studies precisely II he the son OF the least
influential parents and has pursued them under many
nainful and discOuragng circumstances He has proved
That he has a thousand sterling qualities and there can
he mo doubt that with he will attain distinguished
eminence as a member Of the legal profession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

tlemcn received the degree p,,hecr y, Iowa To-day
evening" the Rev j. A. Garfield of Utica delivered the al
dr@- foe I've Society for Christian Research Wednss
day morning the Qcmmenoement exercises Of tho
college OF Letter, We're held. Nine gradu
ago Two receiving tho degree of Bahel0r OF Arts and
seven thht Of Bachelor OF Science. Fo. OF the grad
atcI were ladies'. Wednesday afternoon an address, was
delivered before the Alumni by the Rev. Chas Flubrer
OF NewSQrk, after which came the Alumni dinner at the
HOdskin ture. "Wednesday evening address was g ~
before the graduating class OF the college by exov
Washburn OF Portland, Me- after which President Fisk
gave reception at his residence. Thursday an address
BEFORE the ErOmathean Society delivered by the
Rev \. Smith Dodge Of Stanford Conn. Thursday az
ternOOn occurred the graduating exercises OF the Theo
logical class. There four graduates from this
school Commencement closed Thursday evening by an
address before the graduating class OF the Theological
School by Mrs Mary A. LyermOe OF Boston. The Unver
sty Is In 0urishing condition. and shows yigor that
sp aka we'll for ts future record Of usefulness among the
educational Institutes of tbis State
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CplLHRRS-N Port Wish.ag.on n J., o. hl1iE, y4y hon-
Cb,lm.r, native GhsgoE ScolIni 10 'he y9 Yri' y rs
r y All reais q family rsPeetir iav.e % ...o
nj. funeral from bi. silence No 81 Frcksi 0a"a-sf'
oh inst. a. 2 O'Clock p. m ,.-
COIrS-A, Arla.Chspel. Prussia I1le ~ sff S7s' n'
J,ni. A Col n formerly Of Seg YORK "a his is 'f'
,TRSOn Moni.y J1lT Of c)nnHPt0ni Btsoetl r. WIG "
M . friends of - family respectfully ny al y ..'al
The funeral from her residence No III IVES. F%T 't1 ~ VI
THURSDAY moralng al ~ octSA - --
VPIIRY- A. Pochestsr n Y. on Monty jpF ssDe1 n'
vie II On arles Kelley the i0th yeiroi hef age A., a.,
81 family respectfully lTl y N.'I
,i srnm :, Peters Porfchessr On Ibnsl'y nsf
49, Trua uagsn Depot INeat' ~s'satl O. - III
q. -. D..
uIIFR-On M,ndaV july Hannah K sef VIZ t9e @' SH'
~ NiI,r ieceasei aged 9monlls inl - JAYS -,
respectfully lnTitel ."
from n George, Episcopal Church AZ FLUSHING % ''
81 O'Clock ,y,-u
srsuaoRg-A Brooklyn JOY 1911 Fonis A. Vie "'iin
Rnsbm0re
Eoice Of funeral hereafter.
sS1rH-Gb Tuesday afternoon July Jane, Smith gel = $50
u friends those Of bis b7oihrrsat'F M. Dasi g n !,
Tsber and John Tucker Invited - srnl rs aarti, TO"
i,,e re.Iepce No Nnelesnbst d FulA ia '4'
O'Clock o. NJ without further aouce .,-.,-,
rAYLoR-oa Tue,lay July l37l, John Taylor 'asi'' o.
In 9ls yesr 81 hi. age a, 49,. a, Tbn,.t.g f,h -
Afternoon At clock, % Sbitl Al ien-, - '''P| ~
eaasgox .nl GresaOck (Sc0tcA papers psiss ''l! . -.
ruPa,UDA Kent place summit, y j.. JOY D. MAE b''s''
i,a1S,sr u Cus j. T6eblnk syei yeAf' AM smonllA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

CORTLAND, n. Y, July 3.-The Normal School
a. All. ,,,ce has in its organization training or prac'
icing school which includes primary department WIN
a curriculum Of six years an intermediate department
with curriculum OF five years; aud an academic uo'
,,rtment with scientific course OF two years anu d
Classical course OF three years Tnat 49, ue IT,,
bool Includes a course OF Ia or IS years OF study
school opened March B. 1883. with 81 normal suue ~
sris Tin there have been over 200 IN attendince
a., cass was graduated July l. 1870 Graduatlohs o.
sani.annualy There ara 81 graduates IN AT Deonsn1
r. Snr,nal school Alumni Association Ju-t orghiEoi
rbere rere ls normal graduates at commence nehs
terday The Commencement exercises amt "a ~ " The
o. % and orations well rendered MAN. o . J
graduates OF this school already OCCUPY p " th ste
the duCatiOnal WORK OF tne Slit
al ~ the ener es % the school are dlrectei 70 ho NV
fa.,ionaI work for which the school Is estdon'uo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne,os see third P0ge.I
ARRIVED.
ship Dirgo Johnson Portland with mi.s AMI p,St -


ARRIVED.
Steamship Drgo. johnson, POraad with mie ,ni @Ir
f,T,2 Ps 5 E5,?,n g%s.9 9sa', ~ 800
- y ho,l S, y1pt no p, lg t H % ''7 A''''
P & } s5 o 'Te Ia,aa 5% % -.. ,'
Ore T5'S Bs acr, passage All r esl,~i h..5 "
from 'ben u lays with ysr'bs 1eatAs Jsns IS a. I"
Bark Arena Weston Bo.oa, in bll.. 70 m,,.er. ~
with fp tgns plsstrr 10 D r. De WofSCo
Sc. S 70 sSi B i I'D 10 '1 sa l1i a ,rsioi
Bag mazda, lo s. John y B G'TPS,y Do,aAs'ef b.
Brig Gio'ue qal MAresa GiIgen % d,y q era.S1s . o.5
Sehr Cor, Nash lf H,rngo COM pemef y 5J' WI sas,
entire passage Len port schr' Ella BOwu and Lucy 70 sailor Net
Sr ,4 PcSe. C Lane f yahpya, wh,more Par, u i.+
With rubber .ai rus b. Am'neA Co. Te 20 ef H'lsa
Sch Helen Holeh7 Tbompsoa Yib,co, R. 10 ty' w ass
81. an %ois's' TO de s. E n5 T . ''
s s I PbSro s' Goid. S5' ESor p P
ss5: s Sos5 IN NIL E a1s q 1 sTs5s n.
shr Gen Howard Johnson Gardner IL lays WITH lumber - ''ss
Schr Alice os4e, M,r,Oa Garlasr s5sr Geo H'i
yoss r.,.,,,,, a,,..- VT, p,., t, John Boyso.. 81,
sehr o C Acseu Me,i, s.,nfor-
scSI. Ma5y B s. Ga55 Somwel GeoTse9Tn D.
sehr b p Barnard, Buell. Porlaai c.
s sSIT R R. s s Si' h Bto PTi.Si c.
SEN. Ped Hal. PeIton, PotIlnl c. ,,.......,-.
Sabao Cisel Calais iay. Vh Lumber y ClurL G,.aa
Schr. Laura Robinson Robinson, P ys-r Cove.
Schr. Eliza Williams Cornish, R0ckDOr,, Ne.
Schr MaTy Carrie Gfori. Nantucket VIII Ssh % Moon Lam
phesr.
Schr Mary Clark French R)ckni With me . Csniee Prese
Schr Adela Felicia Elliott. Providence Tor E1.etapo.i
Schr. Martha Jane. Baker Providence for EAn5eth2)r
Schr Annie Parker Bridgeport.
Sehr Coruea Howard Gorye's Banks With ssh Miller.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
YORK aad .e6 amC, Ei.,r for Pli,ph, c y, os
Jacksonville.
SAv1NN,H Ca. July 5-Arrvei steamship G WEtlsy Gsz
New York Cleared schr. j. Bel for GeorgetOsu. > C.
FOREIGN PORTS.
J 5The Anchor Line steamship Cteiori Capt O.a
stone June 81 tolcAoi Movie tJi AL prOcf
to G.isyOs.
SPOKEN
BARK Carrie Wright Br) Aescss Eng Jr Pa tiephs -
diys out. jane -. lat 81 o., Ion IS %
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,,pr,rs AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

A ira in Bloomsbury. Pa, yesterday ouIueu
o., ha ~, hoase. Loss tAJJO, mostly ihaaIsi
''4' " -, ,,,raonol atfrav has occurred at Ban
49, ~ 81 -, I, whch tso British officers we're she
"A fire in Cincinnati on Tuesday, des sSlS
Pu,r,H 4 Rslsf, chair oAeA t-'''' Aa4 '-s '-'
John McGraw, David Mcdonald: Ed WAL o ~
Cart, All Reblri FniJ ass 9, oS h. sSi isosaa hsm
misnlaced switch caused collision 81 cars SnN
49, 30 ,ni Lowell depot in Boston % Iaesa -, "a
hal both iegs hTVksa IN
George shepard, from Newport, Ky, while 80
Bis way bo@ 10 b,,s-o AL be ". severely afe
,.-,,ll, lie "a 20, expected % I've
James Cadmans furnitures store IN Bloomsbury
S,r go Ilugs With their toueas, save D+en bainrl
gat he Yr.vus la.. Fri Dr'1-r i'rihs an eIa9,s
-. b., a. occupied bg LoEflbufg tnl aml ial s''A 49,,
ibs " III n,fslaat sJu Krhu' b1cs bnhLts oal-i "
L,,lWss. ttD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
THE STATE or TRADE.
nouRsFTC MARKETS..


Louy Jny 5-Co,,on nominal5 htghu etgsg ont Sg
"a, be h.., trades 81 a and market unsettled WINTER SUPPL
- Stl5Ssl 81 Extra 81 80 fas1y Wine % IoaS8
Wheat ,ctSs ,ni aun; No 2ei Winter 81 20 10 81 oog
no coanv xSl White. 81 % Corn dull and
M,- In bus % track W f5Oc No MI~ on ee'Got &c
-. 81 SSc Ia sacked BARLEY inactive oOQisc 0r ooi
~ Chor, Wner Rys lan 59sOc oE New and Old WHISKY ,ea
OIL Taceo active Hemp ani Baggng unchanged f9t
iobbns AMI oper ss 7'Sss Bacon !o.e.e ssso.st i.
t,c 1ear Sde. atc Lard srm. Live Hogs nrn - =,
unehags dst 50 er PAR 10 GSoi ISG % 10 Ia,S
Cha uecepts-8 Do bills Flour. 900 bush "hesl - wv ~
Corr LOO hnSA Rye AMI LOO bush s'si t.y.
LouI.yLIS July 3-robaO hiSy as,iye sues 0 aai.s Md
90 ii ST. comnoa 10 Leaf % 5S$ll % 1nen a.
dng. 1Oc Flour quiet; Family Extra 70 o a., az zoe
m,Bi, OH salable 81 81 Corn quiet but ara " ~
sacked Rye QUIET sSc Povs,ns nH Si.a sla T ci.,r RI
N.,. PORK ais Bacon fair damani shonlsss 60 a."
siis ac Cpn side. 9ic H,mssgsAfeareA l'i@' paul. nv
Lard iOl dlc Whisky 6nn, Ssc ,,sa..t q. whit
aIa.sY Jay 5-When DALI AnhsS State, Spst s,. ~ s1
Meh.an 81 5Sa oil 70. White sas ip:nfss pyn active
Me- b. canal in lots Sah inn last .e' nae 5 ~ an n
= 5o C,r Coun,rv.p,i. twsFowet taIey am
az fowci. CITY male rowel 81 SSe' o. 'A'"' '' "
srsn,, Iai, -Wh.,t du All dfoop.aE, hHi - ~ =,
a. "a 80, Corn iol All pucei deha7i 90 'o''' Wv
pGa,S.la iar 5.-Ploat aplet Wheat Ass'r .a1''->
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TIE INDIANS.
srsprcIor, MOVEMENTS OF THE SIOUX.

SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS OF THE SIOUX
W.suISGroN, July 5.-The Secretary OF the
rn,sror received the War Department copies Oh
various letters relating to indian Anlfs tho I'm
,aa,o, tbs military stations OF the Cheyenne
, Doko,a Territory, under date OF May IL, reports
tht neorlv all the young men belonging to the different
hand, OF the sioux Indians living in the vicinity OF ihA
agency have disappeared From all the Information
tbat can be gathered by the interpreter tho great ma
ory have gone south the indians say 20 nase that T
P ,he.e nartes start ostensby for the fl"hees'
l. pretty generally understood thsf tne TRe movement
srsan abou Nay the number going son,n s tbem
- a,nne north 10 attack the Rees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

Southern 0utrages.
Crop Prospects.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
SIXTH PAGE.
Over the Hill 10 the Poor
House.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
The Rural Club OF New
York.
Horticulture and Market
Gardening.
Farm News on Long
Island.
SEVENTH PAGE.
A Day IN Early Hay-Time
Cotton Prospects.
Home Interests.
The Peach Business.
The strawberry Trade In
New-YOrk.
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Condition OF the National
Banks.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
\. Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Albany Live stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Chicago Live stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ment5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

ne heavy sni he celebration Of tie Fou-h. rs cA-
a trade Dlt this activity e. l Cattle usfkr
W supply ac'c $50 carloads caFais o. tbs tT
@ Neh NE quality about msnm se s1ie, esriiy ooas q
l Be- Illinois steers nag fron FC % ~ D AZ IS 5)ebo To-
1ll aeIigng @ n At s3J % 70. eat y lataa, aV',gas
~ ~ AZ 80 aA u Iersa ~ %. a. - 30 FOtaY Bt
head changed hands iooFs: aisnt ranging
70 lt b 81 - DlG - s., lfi Illinois, ranging 1913 70 30 o.
a. - 20 % - 81 Olo ranging from 1855 I'D LA o. A. - I'd
70 - ~ slr rn{9s from l5i % 9 y at - ~ GO Is
eian hshg rom lllJ % LIZ T. - Ju4s % sheepIas
msrse Tor sheep rather quiet bl, tm Lamb. d1l abs hsi II
I5 hal since tt open ng o. ~ market yest rty fjlo 80
lows etn{ % To- AZ -t - Intni. IS ~ a. 81 -
5ts ~ Mcigan averaging y 10 - 81 20 3y DUG sazas fos
~ 70 %, d. az - oJ1rJ - ~ OlO sm1 fj ~
20 C1nada aLns, syrlsrng Cd =, a. 81 H0ls y % u
0lI heal az oioIiG IS ID bead, Lga WEIGHS iv-fysk ID
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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yea OF Il broad columns each. II contains all the IN
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nleteness altogether the most valuable, interesting
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IN me
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CT LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.

CANTON, July 3.-The exercises OF 'oni.
ncernen week we're naugurated by the BaceAlau
sermon o. Pres. Fisk before the graduating - a.
" - s,,,,v morning June o. and by thar OF III
ri.,er bef,r, the graduating class Of the Iheoos''
et, IN fbo eveung Tuesday afternoon the - a
o.ePci,es Of tls |. csss were 4sl kL4ht In2 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
GIN. CAMERON.

The D;1t.I,'-.I "ft''eTg lfal IsSVaph
of -, ~ a "1toOtIW Commercial belongs to a class
scene a., b.. II 1puDlcan papers whose chief delight
lie ds'i. aouse OF Gen. Cameron. Let the name OF
tioped ~, h.iaien pennsylvania Senator be but men
spd 49,. yliL4.'tOh with any public project Office.
H. papsis' especially Tie COHin,ercidi, to
liz HIDh SENSE ANA sefcOutrOl, and pour out
tos i o NFdlh upon the head OF the man who -tands
~ IN republican party as Saul stood among the
~ N0"0 aAd shoulders taller than any other: a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAX DfPARIMENIs
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN. July 6, I37t-i a. M.

WAsHINGToN. July 6, 1911 a.
SVrtDDsS IOr The past tt0entH-fOUr hours.
The barometer has risen slightly since Tues
dhy ght on the Gulf Coast and somewhat from
the Atlantic the lower lakes 1t is now falling north
and west Of Indiana.
The temperature has risen slightly the Lakes and
Middle and Eastern states Light winds continue from
the SOUTH and the southeast the Atlantic coast
and fresh south westerly winds from Iowa % New York
The weather has cleared away in NewEngland, but re-
mains partially cloudy on the coast.
Local rains reported this evening in North Caro-
lima and more extended rainy threatening weather
has advanced from the westward over Illinois and Wis
COnsln.
PrOb0biites
II probable that the threatening weather with light
rains and fresh sOutlwesery winds, will extend durn g
Thursday eastward TO Lake Ontario Partially cloudy
weather and sOutherly winds will probably prevail on
the Atlantic Disturbances merely local are not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
AIR. CoNKLING SETTLING THE NE"-ioNN
TROUBLES.
tro TuE ASSOCIATED PRhNN. 7

Ton. BRANCH, July 5.-Scnator hos ,'"
Lon ,rr,,,o1 mis- evening. The President met him
- che depot and the two were driven to the President
cottage, whore Mr. COukng will remain the guest o, inc
rosidont The senator has come here to settle 'Do '
ts,,,,ios snone New York Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
POLITICAL.
NEW. HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, July 5-In the House TINS 80 ", Gov.
.,cou Joint resolution was introduced tha' 'V ronre.
crnor he authorized to appoint and
on. ,ho s.ate I'm the Convention on Peniten'i"iy 90
discipline be held in Europe d"r,s uo
onng wear The JOINT resolution was passed. Inc SIS
CONN., ~ Va brought 70 a close on saturday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
Hardx,a EIixir-nI

Hardy. fIixir-pureiy veyeb.-,ure, DrspeD Hyp5sj1
ia Const patton the Bowels nj sion Los u Appetite Gned
DEBILITY Niu Preguancy Worm. and 81 1'orer, o. the vrs
AMI stomach MCKssrRr, PrOpus0r' haG''o N T.
Wholesale by JOHS y HEsKr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
winche.ter,s Hypophospbites vii 'ars Cosu.rUos

Johnson,s Anodyne ment-Est,bis'ei 8i-'l, ten
use Uss ini r5c0m .niei By P5yc,li e'ssTAbe-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

FIRST PAGE,
Editorial Notes.
Foreign News.
Obituary.
Washington.
Miscellaneous News.
New-YOrk City News
SECOND PAGE.
Editorials:
American Girls.
Wear aud Tear.
Heavenly Photography
The swallow.
New Publications.
Lord BrOugham's Auto
biography.
Charles Reade on House
Building.
Humorous.
A Letter from Florence
Nightingale.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
Rome, 1870.
Commencement Season.
Through the south:
Georgia Finances.
South Carolina.
General Notes.
The Funeral OF Arch.
bishop DarOOy.
Personal.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
The Treaty Ratified.
The French Elections.
Fourth Of July.
Civil Service Reform.
Tariff Prospects.
CalifOrnil-Maiae.
Boot and Shoe Grief5.
FIFTH PAGE.
Political.
The Indians.
The New Cancer CIre,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

Par.ou,, Purgative Pills-Bss family Piv,c; y a boz
sszapAys CAVIAR CONDriOS Powders Dr ),e, sal S1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

man wbcac energy and knowledge C pnrcc s cannot
MAKE him eao,r whose eognses ana SoeTs we have
DC GtpeoI 10 he Rcpub!ican lose 10 oppor
tunity which offers to assail and magn him
oAMERoN's NOMINATION PREMATURE. rs
Ffor- tn T0iet0 Rldse
Some Of the Republican papers Of Pennsyl
vania urging the name of Senator Smon or
the second place our national ticket III lSI2 M
having done more 10 advance tho manufacturing III,
tcrests of his state than any other rcpreSeho0o ,
has ever had either House oi Congress. me "usfuc
says of him. that he '@strong, active, bold KepGo
can who never tires In the good work IN wGru, nj IS
statesman, active, earheaded business man. Pol
;ndSroort a no,var i'm and ont NJ the party y pro-
his State" We think this is extrayagaut praise even
from partial friend But this is not tho time to enter
into debate about mon Mr.. Cameron ia an active
worker aud has active friends and very eit'eI p4lHtt
for the Vce-Presidency. year from this time VIII be
time enough But whenever The tlne dOcs come we
want men named for that Office who arc unoharsoI as
well as unconvicted of any form OF political corruption
We would not assume TO Judge OF te tVin Ot iasy ny
the various charges made against Mt Cameron Du ho
fact that men OF both parties make them and that there
are many who believe them, would make him weak
and unpopular candidate
THE DEMOCRATS AND THE CHINESE.
Fron IN, " Y Journal Of Comm
The full text of the California Democratic
than had supposed 1t to be- II * criinmed with
sophisries inlumanity, and uncOnstitutionalsm The
Chinese. The former class Of inferior people,
who fit in many other respects the description gwen Of
the Chinese they TO he frozen ont OF California;
Living costs comparatively nothing 20 the Chinese.
Is frugality then crime 20 be punished by exile Inc
Chinese live cheaply because they do not indulge IN the
excessive use Of liquor aud hi priced cigars and fancy
clothing because. however small their income,
they keep within their means Surely il is au-
daciOus TO call that virtue q crime which
makes man independent OF the pOOrhOuse, aud saves
him from being beggar and an inmate OF prisons ana
ais And then these Chinese are To be prosecuted ne
cause they care and know little about churches schools,
! societies. and social and political institutions. All poor
trcksers with words do you not see that the same IN
dictment literally can he brought against thousands
upon thousands OF white men, rich and poor, OF san
Francisco and every other great city II neglect OF
church, indifference TO education, freedom from social
restrictions, and keeping aO0 Of politics and elections
counted Ofenses worthy the penalty 81 pan
isbmcnt pretty clean sweep might be made OF some
| white populations in TINS country.
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