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New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Aug COt0n bnnef la; not quOtAbJ higher Low
Mailing 2Ol o2e unchanged Wheat quiet and declined Sc
Shoos Amber 81 90; Good to Prime Red ~ 7OdSl 15 Corn
quiet Gnd unchanged Southern 1Od12; yellow do 6i065c
Os southern 4iai5e Western Mixed Soc Rye firm
strong and unchanged Western
Butter dur and unchaLged. Mhisky 1rm AZ 0id8ic
PHLADKLPBiA Aug lAQuercOn BsrkNo offered al SJ7 So
Glover seed nomral 49, Timothy QuOoi
o. G2 FIseed - tO FlouF finn. Super1e s5d
as 90 25O&1 WisoonEn and Minnesota Extra Family
81 zOS9 Penns Indiana and ONO Do 80 O1 ~ 81 Fancy.
25pSi0 I5 Wheat quiet; Red 81 Ga ~ 73 White 81 ~
Corn u fair tem8nd ieloE MIei Western,
l Oa oU Western Nlte sbd4sc; AIed 45asic Co5e So.
80 and Mollsos- business COfeedO 10, 5c No.
fse.-saes 90 hs 81 3iQ52 PogiaonsDeand good at ful
ree. Ness POTk 8HUSH D. Smoked Hams, l00lBe. Hsms
ete ll04c Lard Gi03c Petroleum unsettled Crude l5fG5c
3Sssed 2lalllG WHISKY steady Sc
Isg1V.to Aug lALake inp0Ts-four 1901 bb Wheat
tsb Com is3C bn OaV 10 200 bush Barley $50 bush Cssl
SlInFsn-Wbest 1880 bush Corn i6i 800 bush fhHents
sTo'S elevators - Wheat 1,DJ bush; Cora 81 J33 sb
Osts 1890 bush Barley 700 bush. Canal Fsghts
sssss, Ssssa-wsssrp sOnss. o. &ay7 90, B,Isu "a Is
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

There is also second mortgage S3IlO against
parcel which has TO DC paid out Of the surplus which Is
left over and above tho srst mortgage. The North
American Life Insurance Company were the plaintiffs IN
the case, and they bought all the property in.
The same auctOneer also sOd by order o the Supreme
COurt John r. Fellows referee the threesOry and base
ment brick house and lot 1Ox939 ON The north side OF
ThirtyftlLst 2671Ol feet west OF EighhaYe, TO B T.
Pairchd for 81 900 Also sold the two-sOry
ment brick house located in the City OF brooklyn, d.
on the south side OF South Thirds, 40 feet west OF
Seeondst for the Of S2O00-bOth the above houses
belonged TO the OF Morris Gerscheidt deceased
The sale OF staten Island property, located IN ldch
mond County and belonging to the same estate was au
iOurned to Wednesday. Aug. %. -
MIR Joseph Mouire also sOd by order Of the Supreme
Court Abel Crook referee, the triangular lot OF ahd on
the north sido OF One-hundrcd and-twenty 25
feet west of Frstave., 1OO1lxll4xl624i TO John NC
GOWan. -.
A. J. Bleeckor Son & Co.. also sold by order Of Paul NJ
Sp0ftord 4l604 acres OF land. located IN the nOrth
eastern counties OF Kentucky, to William Myers ior
5000
Sales to take place the Exchange to-day, Thursday
Aug. Is: .
BY A. > Beecker Son Co. the premises At Far RocSa7 ~
plots OF land the property Of William Mekenna -
By Muller. wilkins Co., legal sale under direction q L0es u
Lewis reiIe House and & 2STlOo the east side Of b atb ave.
% ieet North Of ThirtIeth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRx. wednesday, Aug. IA, 1872.

NBw-YoRK, wednesday, Aug H. loIS
At the Exchange this day the following pro-
pcrty was sold by order OF tho supreme Court In fore
closure:
by B. p. Fairchild, under tho direction OF oinney
Ward, referee, 10 brick houses. in an unhnlshou
don. sold separately, and subject to the paynep' u
first mortgage the whole amounting 10 sS'i'z ~
The following Ia description in detail Of the locaoh VI
each parcel and the price for which each was sold:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

Attention "a invited 10 Messrs Johnston Il Van TAG
sells announcement OF important sale OF trotuns
horses forming part Of the estate o. Augnstas So6s;
deceased TO be sold by order Of the executors ana
through the agency OF the above auction nrm toorIow
Thursday, the 18Th inst, at II a. M at ROBERT hnaer
son stables Nos 10 and l2 West Fticth-s Inc stocs
to be brought under the hammer includes hIee
with the respective records OF $751; 237, ana Etl aso
two promising young horses, and large assOfunen' Y"
suikeys trOtng wagons, top and no-top WAGONS 3c'
sale of horses secondhand vehicles, harness. %., -
Mcssrs WadTOn Cookies Down Town Auctoh "af''
tomorrow ThursdayD at u O'clock 49, -, ~,
very heavy French stage coach, bult ~ faIIs; "
Beiyalette Prere and recently shipped 10 New fork
parts. has Just been put together ana c0mpeteu ~ m
Curlcy, carriage manufacturer In East IhiFteentnst;
near FOuTth-aVe Compared with the more gracetu an
better finished carriages alongside OF which u paceu
on exhibition 10 serves well 20 demonstrate the supo'
egn manniactnIe.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE MARKETS.
lo.r.tuIlr repor.ea Tor Tnn 1.E,pvsnl :

WrDNTsnAN. Y
AsHES-The receipts to-day are % opAeA i"S "V ''' N ~
frus a. p. Pearls dali aud nominal
COTTON-There is demsnd for Cotton on tne ho anu &
Sa bales s75 eyepiug Of which 26 for tpo ana M is
.rtion ForNai deliveries advanced &c, Nh iar
~ goSs All on hsss Of Mdanugs sales last e'eqnk % S
n M S,piembe 1872 az NsSs ~ I,, I" Noyembsy 200 At
5s,c bcrber at is 7l6c 100 AZ iSc tciA SsU oa go oh;
80 m m Auerst 2Dc. 800 at 2Oic no nooe o ~ 10
Serer 80 al 2}e 500 lie COO 81 3ic ~ ~ 40 al
Al 20ic 6c II 2ole October ~, V ~ a. ~ Si6e
10 ssr 2 A lg co. AZ ~ 5l6c.s November a. 400 at
A. is coo at rs 6c s;c Dceehtr Ivy :, ~ sc January
Ist q "a M O 6 2OD Il 8c 100 70 soc ~ a. c
i fy contract IyJ az S4e ay ~ s0 bales
psid 10 c1chasgc 100 October for u" SSP''''
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
aurtiou Sales of Real Gsiate.

DOE II. SMITH q Co., Auctloneers,
IL Absolute sale Of VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN Hunt
- POINT Long island Cty at pube The subscriber will
on TUESDAY Aug 1872 1 O'Clock sharp oa the premises the
,, os with the buildings heated Jseson.aye
comprising the property Mer j. Van ker consisting OF one
tnoo BRICK and dveng 1872 onesioy frame saloon
to,ory fame store dwelling tle eost0 frame
building Pouuh with Stables Sheds an other oubaiings IN
te rear all OF sch are rented or handsome percentage the ei
mated value the property Title perfect Terms liberal Wal be
made known "a dsy ois sale hVh H. seiIb, Aac'SsSeS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Real gsiate for Sole.

Gitn Real gstate for Sole.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 5ll West Thirty O3 West rwentyh
st., up to m. at regular oace rates.
A UGUST FREE REGISTER, with new COM
IA pee Map N aud a pages valuable information Of real
estate etc V. X STEVENSON & SON,
u Finest. and 225 Fnh-ave
STH-AVE., opposite the Park 4-story sub
- RESIDENCE every congenenee handsomely
furnished Price, 53OO; 1ufarnshei low. Y X STEVENSON
SON, 226 Hfth.aYe. ahd II Pne-sL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
mrstebester Gountp Real Gstate for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL Summer and Winter RESI-
~ DENCE complete order with all Improvements; stables poultry
house i've high and perfectly healthy charming
Hudson within hour Of Wat Wesehester County
FOR sALB or LEASE Address r. o. Box 28ls, N \ City
E0R SALE-The COUNTRY RESIDENCE of
CLARKE landing 81 miles from New
River about 80 Of land under
high cultivation well with The House
mile frou the station and in s order contains Y rooms
bathroom barn. and other Oui-5uidDgs
The land postoad Albany and
tends TO the river easily number Of villa
portion Of the land would DO sold without the buildings, de-
sired Terms liberal Address
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Office.
EOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SITES of
j. from % Peach
healthy good harbo railroad depot,
churches, and good schOols.-Rye, Jule "a, l6il. - .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30
THE MURDERED RoGERsKI,



Pursuant to call mass meeting Of citizens
was held yesterday, nj the Eighth-strcet syna-
gogue, for the purpose Of taking steps 10 relieve
the wants Of tho family Oi the murdered Roger
SKI, There was quite q large attendance, not
only OF lsraelites but Of Christians, among the
was called to order by II. Adler, and on motion
the following officers were elected! Chairman,
simon Wolf; secretary, II. Adler; treasurer, &
QOldsteln.
4 list for subscriptions was then opened, and
1924 collected.
on motion, a committee Of two from each
ward, as follows, was appointed to solicit sub
scrlptiOns: First ward, L. Cohen and VI. Golden
berg; Second L. Spainer and ?. Cohen; Third
W, Wolf aud h. Ran; Fourth NJ. Hirsh and A.
Snks; Firm, II. Kaufman and y. GOldsteln; sixth
N. Kaufman and r. Moses; seventh, VI. Cohen
and 3. Joseph; Georgetown, W. NOnllnger and
y. Guttmann; committee ut largc-JOhn 7. Cook
II. Adler, 7. A. Boswell T., Pardon, L. BAR,
A resolution u thanks to Major richards
Lieutenant GessfOrl, aud his force, and to oui
unrlvaled detective corps, for their efficiency
and skull was adopted by reclamation.
The otiiCers OF the meeting were appointed q,
a committee to take charge Of the effects, collect
the money due ROgerskl, aud to do whatever may
be necessary TO carry ont the wishes Of all.
An appeal TO the charitable Of the United Statci
was adopted, asking aid for the helpless family
and donations may he sent TO either Of the FOL
lowing gentlemen: :; Vol, a; 5. SolOmQns, II
Adler, $. GOldstein, y. J. Buhrcnd, aud Leon
solomon,
The suggestion Of engaging counsel to assist
the District attorney and his able assistant wa
not entertained, the chairman tcmaTking that The
late saints" had given the hest evidence OF The
skin, rare intelligence, and indOtnitable energy
OF Mr.. Harrington; that he was competent L
bring all murdercS TO justice,
On motion, the meeting adjourned, subject L
tho call Of the chairman,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30

on Eighth street east, between + anil q north,
stands beautiful little chapel ~ monument Of
one years wcll-dirrrtctl, Jealous Christian effort
and an Illustration Of how Christians, though Of
different CTceds, can dwell together In unity.
Here from Sabbath To sabbath gathered together
nearly two hundred children In the capacity Of n
Sunday school, aud In the efficient corps Of on
GERS and teachers Is represented every evangelical
denomination. After school there Is preaching,
which Is listened 10 10y large congregation.
The leading spirits In the gUUl work are Y. &.
Cate and A. h. Kelly, uul their efforts have been
nObly seconded by the Ovcrn1wing hbcrality Of
some NJ Our citizens WIN are blessed with this
worlds goods, AMI notably Of Moses Kelly, man
ahOunding In every good word aud work.
Those In charge Of the school determined To
give the children many OF whom are very poor,
Christmas entertainment during the holidays.
The event took place un Frilay evening, 2tth
instant anl despite the coil, disagrrralilC
weather and the deep snow, nearly three hum
dred people, large propnrtlon Of whom were
children, were present. The church was most
beautifully decorated with eycrgreeus, festOOned
along the walls, and IA the forms Of crusscs,
anchors, stars ami crowns and on the platform
stood four Immense CHRISTMAS trees, loaded with
presents for the little ones. The exercises con-
sisted Of singing by the school and by quar-
tette, composed OF Misses Goodrich and MCGill
and MessTs. Sliemau and Johnston, and short,
Tacy addresses by Mr.. Cate, Drs, Mcfarland and
J. VI. Davidson and Mr.. q. W. Conn.
Refreshments were then distributed aud par
taken Of with Lest, after which tue trees were
stripped aud the presents given out to the great
delight Of the little ones Some Of the adults
were favored, md much amusement was caused
by the gift OF pair Of paper skates, wheelbar-
row, toy mule, and some unknown presents, 10
Misses Belts, Myers, Wagner and Holden, re-
spectlyely. The superintendent, Mr.. Cate, re-
ceived beautiful book, for which he returned
his thanks In feeling speech.
Major Richards thnughttully detailed two Ofti-
GERS To do duty at the church that evening To
guard against disturbance, Us some mlsCreants
have heretofore damaged and drnled the build
ing, and on one OCCASION set IRE 10 II, which for
tunately went out itself after partially destroy
ing one Of the blinds. Happily the services Of
the police were not needed. Everything passed
on pleasantly, and about O'Clock, after singing
the lONOlOgy, the ASSEMBLY, dispersed, delighted
with the evenings entertainment,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.



one OF the lOng-standing cases Of the Circuit
Court docket was decided on saturday. Its
merits have been before reported In these col
umns. II arose several years ago upon occasion
Of the arrest and conveyance OF the venerable
and esteemed clerk Of the supreme Court Of this
District for a refusal to pay dog tax, which he
held had been imposed without warrant OF law.
The case has been upon the docket OF the court
since that time, was since dismissed by Mr., jus
tico Humphreys, but afterwards restored to the
calendar ON Saturday the case was called up,
and Il was contended on the part Of MI. Meigs
that the charter Of the city Of Washington gave
no power TO impose the tax.
Mr.. Chief Justice Cartier, however, sustained
the right Of the city. He said that under the
general power given the city authorities to pro-
teCt the health, life and limbs Of her citizens
from danger, the city government had the right
to restrain the Increase Of dogs, and TO regulate
the conduct Of owners Of dogs In respect TO those
animals A dog, while sometimes useful, was
often nuisance, dangerous In the country to
sheen and at certain seasons Of the year danger
Gus everywhere, because likely to suffer from
hydTophObia. II was In this view that the law,
which, In giving the authorities power to
secure the health Of the city, gave them power to
regulate the keeping Of dogs, to make license
necessary for that purpose, and 70 impose a tax
on the license. lie did not desire to say more,
and gave this opinion as his views OF the case
at It's lrst presentation. The case would, how
ever, 20 10 the General Term, where II could he
more thoroughly considered. Much Of the I'M
portance OF this decision Is lost from the fact
that the chamber Of the old city government has
ceased to exist,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30

Hon. John CIcghOrn, Of Sioux city, Is at the
National.
Judge Higgins had some excellent articles in
yesterdays Gazette.
The New Workers give q grand levcC ht Ma
sonic Temple on Tuesday evening.
Police headquarters have been short Of gas for
two nights, and adamantine candles are In de-
mand
The Potomac Is frozen over solid as far down
as Matthias Point, sixty miles, aud parties can
cross from shore to shore with perfect safety.
Gunboats will be In readiness TO convey clerks
to and from the Departments when the snow
melts Those who can swim will not be thus
provided.
Charles Earle, with the beautiful fast mare,
maggie Mitchell" made things lively on the
Avenue SATURDAY afternoon. The only thing
which could catch them was policeman.
John Tinsley, IT,, formerly chief clerk at the
White sulphur afterwards at the SpOttswOod
House, Richmond, Va, and lately at the Carroll
ton, Baltimore, Is In town, and stopping at the
Metropolitan.
About $50 O'Clock on SATURDAY night are oc-
Cured In the house Of LiZLle ShcCEcls, In an
alley between Third and FOur-and-a-half streets,
and Maryland and Maine avenues, but was cN-
tingulshed without any alarm being turned In.
Now that the thaw has commenced, pedestrians
will be wise, while walking along tine Streets to
occasionally turn an eye heayenward and see
that a snow slide from a ncighbonng roof Is not
about to descend upon their heads.
| MI. Daincse, the owner Of the row Of frame
| houses opposite the new Eastern market, writes
aud says that the sVuihS IN relation to the want
OF strength Of his buildings are without tOunda-
| tlOn. The row has hccn examined hy the best
builders In town, AMI pronounced all right.
I There has not hrrn a single policeman seen IN
the neighbUrhDnl ut Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, and | Cr X streets, ~ night, for the
past two years. This Is fact, and strange
one, too. Lieutenant Erkluf should look to it.
Sunday Chr0utr'e. This statement "a simply false,
as any one residing IN the locality named well
knows.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30
, lodge Of oda Fellow, and Knights Of Pytnlas,

a lodge Of ODD Fellows and knights Of Pythias,
Of which he was q member.
THE PUlP at the college gate Ia still out Of
order. All the households depending for sup
ply upon this pump are greatly embarrassed In
procuring water. II a Ore should occur now the
suspension Of this supply would be public dis
aster. The pump should be repaired at once.
Nor AN ELorENENT.-In the REPUBLICAN, a few
days since we mentioned that a certain foreman
for prominent contractor In Georgetown had
left his wife, and that she was not acquainted
with his whereabouts. The report, We are In.
formed by the person referred TO, was an eNag.
geration, Notwithstanding our reporter received
a reliable source. The party referred to statel
that he was In Chicago, and hurriedy returned
from that city upon being informed Of the re-
ported elOpement. In common with the rest OIL
mankind we are glad that the statements made
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30

ToSiqS one sum for two or more routeSO cannot DO
q Inc route, the FgEyiss,, the yearly Fey, the
q nrmi where a company offers, should be dii
IS blddsT sgc requested 70 use a. far ss practice
nent % write out N full the sum Of their bids, and
Altered bids should not be admitted; nor should
bids once submitted be withdrawn, No withdrawal
WithdrSwsli j. Fscslysd twenty Tour hours previous
to lhs si@ S n5ed for opSninS thS EroEoSais
psra9ns: Ihs bld and guarantee should be 'ig"sd
az ~ ns S SRS P SC Tsb to
leci Any bid which nay Rs deemed cStrayagsnt;
Ard 9ilders IAct q June & is72, section 9t3 =,
10. The bid should be sealed, supeucribed Mail
snt Posmsstsr GENERAL Contract oSe aud sent
by niaii, not by or 70 an agent Bids q ebo0 Per
taed CHECK or drafI on some solvent national 6Sni,
equal t2 per cent o. the amount tsco law OF Con
H. re eoIirass are 10 .. sTsssis and r-iHrs,s NJ
* sss ~ C ~ s e ysSSs SsS S g l% Ss
Failed, and ne fsimassr GsHsrul may prOess 10 cy8
IF Trsnrs q Son &c Sc q a interest soSaSS
ere ioIbidden by law, and consequently cunn9t "
| Transferred OF assigned 10 other psrties bidders
Ei i5sref9Te tale notice that they viii Re e5pgosd
whole CONTRACT term
that contfols fof the transportation Of l6c mai shS
6s Swardcd 10 ne loTSsst bidder rendering 5uih
| tltul tntnitl performance WlthOui
other reference 10 tho mode Of such trnpsrurtatop
Gritty, certainty, and security thereof" Under this
law bids that propose To transport the mails with
sslsTtiy esratHfg uHd sscurtg" hgrtHg hssH dsrids
~ n ne 1Hiv isgdi bid, Construed BFBrifHg yi
ne sHirs Eai however larvs, aHd WhafsrsF piaV h M
mnls n 10 fHsuFe ~ "cssTifV
esriHaiV, aHi security" aHd hars hs prsfsrsacs
au oihsr' and no others are considered, except fol
| steamboat routes.
terms n tanamount 70 new bid, and can not be- re
ceiyed, "a To interfere with regular competition
! Making new bid, with guarantee and certificate, Il
| the only way TO modify \ previous bid,
~ PnstmnHterg arc To be careful not tO certify Il
the aufliciency Of guarantOrs without knowing tina
they are persons Of sufficient responsibility tSei
section 81, act Of June = lHIll They must not sin
the certificate until the sum Of tho bid IL inserted
and the bid and guarantee are signed BY the bidde
~ pasiasfsFs rin sHjse hsBl 10 iBiHsiafs TsBOral
I hHi 10 fsHaifiss.
Pustmasters are also liable TO dismissal from oiio
for acting agents Of contractors or bidders Will
/ or without compensation, in any business matter
or thing, relating TO the mail service. They tn
trusted agents OF the Department. and cannot con
sislently act In both oapncities
| u. All bidders, guArantors, and suretiee are dis
tnotly notified that on failure 70 enter into or per
form the contragts for the service prppoeed for
forced against them.
% Present contractors, and persons known at tn
| Department, must, equally with Others procur
p1tRrantorH and certificates Of their sucieicy sub
HtAntially In the forms above prescribed The ceI
tihcate Of suffciency must he signed by puslmas
ter JOHN A, J. CRESMELL,
decGF6w Postmaster General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30

The "Dlshaways"hcll very interesting meet
ing last night at Mlrnl's hall, aud the Attendance
Of those interested was unusually large.
Mr.. u. ID. Peck offered the following rGsOlu-
tons; which were unanimously adopted:
Res0lrrd, That rs temperance men aud Dash
Aways we welcome every wtll-llreCtCd effort,
whether by the methods OF moral suasinn or the
force Ot prOhibitvc Legislation In aid Of the
triumph OF total abstinence In the community.
RcsOlrCd, That the temperance platform Is
broad enough to allow every earnest worker aud
well-wisher TO our holy cause standing room and
annie foundation for all his activities and IN
ruenCe and we welcome all men Of whatever
color, condition or circumstances or Of whatever
sect In religion or party In politics as our CO.
labOrers In the good cause.
Resolved, That the publicly expressed deter
minatOn Of the new Board Of Police Commits
siOneTs to enforce the law, such rs It Is, meets
with our APPROVAL and We trust that this Is not
"prOmlsG made to the ear to be broken to the
hope" From this promise Of the board the teln-
peTunce men expect that all unlicensed places
will he closed up; that the numerous groceries
where liquors, contrary to law, are sold by tue
glass viii be prosecuted TO the extent Ut the
law, and that all hotels, sample rooms, aud res
taurant bars Will he closed on the Sabbath. A
faithful and consistent adherence to this work
the public expect at the hands OF the board.
Stirring addresses were made by Mcssrs. De-
vine, Peck, Drew, and Others, and after several
had signed the pledge the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-30
IRELAND AND mELAND's FREEDOM


Lecture by very Kew hnther Hoyinus
Odd Fellows haH was well filled last evening
by an Intelligent audience TO listen 70 the second
u = course Of lectures being given under the
auspices Of the Young Catholics Friend Society
Very Rev. John Boylan, Of Cayan, ireland, was the
lecturer, and spoke on the subject "The causes
Of Irish discomfort aud the means Of obtaining
treland'a freedom
lie pictured the Emerald Isle under the heal
Of English oppression, a. she had been for the
past fifty years, families dOwn-trodden, burdens
Imposed, and heavy eXactlons demanded from
the people as tribute TO the Crown. so weRhty
at times had this load become that they rebelled
and fought mAnfully for freedom, but were
overpowered by strength Of numbers; but the
spirit Of liberty was TOO strong to be crushed
out, and still lay smouderinR in the hearts Of
lrelands COuntrymen.
The banding together Of men In societies
throughout the country had done much to
strengthen the cause Of freedom, and the day
was not far distant when the American eagle,
symbolic Of all that was great aud free, and the
representative Of one Of the youngest, popular,
and strongest nations known to the world, would
outstretch her mighty arm and extend them aid
In the cause Of freedom. During the lecture the
speaker related several anecdotes which were
productive Of much meTrlmcnt and considerable
applause. At It's close many Of the audience re-
NAMED TO grasp him by the hand and extend a
cordial welcome TO the city.