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New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

Boogh Bar Sailed shps James Aizr 70, New tok 'sa ~
Dull, for Baltimore bry ts,h Wsym0ath.
sept 2-Ssied stsasnxhlp gryO. of Nov fS<s
FOREIGN PORTS.
2rbe iy n Nov srf,
Capt Lochad from NevYork Ang ~ for Liverpool iuYsi
port At $50 Ian eTening
The Cnnar steamship kbysns cspt H.ins from Nc-Yor. aas
toehed thi. Ocl0et DIS Lyrps
aAVtss Sep. 3Ths steamship CJ Of H,ns ron sew rst.
arrived here this 0-ning
SPOKEN
Brig Addie Hall, Cirieuss iDt Ygyt Aax ~ is ~ a.
loh 79 81
5ark Tancook Brl Ph'sdepbs for Br.ass Aug n -
miles Of Csps Henioren
DISASTERS
The numb.fof belonging bound from :s
up States reported totally lost h1d MISSING daring hr Benf
81 Of which Il Wrecked sbsaeoei 9aaed 1el',ra
sunt bv collision fouqdeef and missing TbeY df.s9
ows s.esus shps2 bNks brgs ant 20 sshoossrS. sHh
her tot yage crcilgr 81 estimated AZ 500 OOD
VSYYAap Sept 2The scbr Angoa from Por jena@sv
r salem fell Collins. Howe from hes isvca
, q, =, inst at Yreyari Sounf vi bsa
n strc by sa apszeS ard on the captain aSi
% baI been cuzing bours and bub tAca 70
M pJ brg and scbooef unknown are rshrs Ss bs
heixe
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and heard reports from the subcommittecs HAVING 10
charge the routine work Of the coming mass meVng'
The Committee time and place reported thst thV
had made arrangements hold the meeting a Cooper
Institute the evening OF Sept 10. and other COM
mittees reported progress. Resolutions were Adopted
to continue the work up to that time. The Gen
era Committee then adjourned subject to the call OF b.
Il. Sherman. the Chairman.
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MUSIC.
THE OPERA SEASON.

Mr.. Stralzosch publishes this morning the
full prospectus of his opera season. of which the
most important particulars some time ago. The chief
stars OF the company will be Nilsson, Campanini, and
the baritone Maure beside whom there is full list OF
artists Of more less emnence, making upon the whole
much better equipped troupe than have seen here
for some time. The novelties Of the repertory are
"Lohengrin" and Aida" both OF which are promised
in the most solemnand positive manner
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p1SSENGERS 4RRIFED.

,,o,, c,rvpsroNI In ,elnship ". Clyfr Srpt -
s.nre n,-, B,Glrman p H. Williams sIas sH ~ vae.
Es, JP,sf-Iient CatteT, q. ). A. "lii'" '''"''e
o. nifr and child: capt II. ). HolbfooS .f, s.nt It W.
FROM SAyANhAH-iH .ie,1ssv , W.is b. n Dooner. G. IL.
Miller. John Ghhn ...., O., J,.lsto Sept B. NJ ROl.
f fKoh "a a fan aud tSo servants, Nj Western, " NJ %
a. w HENRI r. Cloud g. Ssrk anu WI" y n W!sia and ~iie NJ
yY' 20 and sife Mr NoOibntge, VI T. S' R 1 Rirstt.
H. N Lewis, A. Nc, usky D. NJ ,u,
Mrs hre ~ rarner Goodrich ana VIZ WIS "i''e''
% nrs u,h S liter aud three children Miss hAe D'-''
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as belonging TO deceased and that her body was found
hoahng In the water the following Thursday morning
after her disappearance with OF foul play upon
IL. The only witness examined Burnett Davis, the
proprietor OF Excelsior Grove who testified concerning
the disappearance Of the deceased
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4. what ought 60 be considered Honestly

What ought 90 be considered Honestly ana "es""'
Gold ,-lscarAt gold gold 4 alloy foas all The rsdHenea
Is,rat ro may be considered gold looks vel aud ~s'
.e All other proportions A their PressoOs AOe hoass i' I
and carat, may he tolerated ikea bsuH pigment 'rn
, h 40 .tpI,er,n, yid. The Msrkl" Amcrcsss
waiting Rng,nd sioad 20 - store. u to1iIs,
Iondon his choice o Seirtt ,p '' s
esery Rng witches and bronIss Catalogue post h
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Period Imports (specie value). exports.
Month s5 knTI 70 73 $50 3T Oil 2si3O55 90 55s 03i
Won,i end AMI 30 ~ 1881 l79 425l3635 207S,536
Ten month. liza 4BS bS5 As5 49O447 81 l03,563
Ten months .52l 3lS00l 409A7S997 ioI2io2I
imports aud exports for the months enued
April 80 and 1872 the following amounts consisted
of merchandise and OF specie and bullion respectiv
,e- Merchandise S537 9S4 S77 S42O79sAl5 Sl34l1l1e
1915 Specie bullion lsAs3,70S 81 692 0i2 Sie;5Sl
500 226 S32 3bS 945Uc IL llbi
lofz Specie bullion 12Os6l74 4O,S2S s9S 6372,3So
The value of foreign commodities remaining III ware
house April 80 1873. 449. as compared wiih
S90gO3T3 April 30 1872 Allowing for the dnerence III
warehouse account the Imports are III excess OF ne
$823499 for the 10 months ended Apr 49, 1915 Whe
for the corresponding period of 1872 the imports eA
ceeded the exports by S58,0589Ol. 49,.
OF the total trade Tor the 10 months ended Apr 81,
1873 and 1878; the following values were carried lh
American and foreign vessels in and other We
rps
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OBITUARY NOTES.
THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE IN PHILADELPHIA

THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2.-The new Masonic
temple thrown open last evening TO the officers OF
the knights Tcmpars and Grand Lodge The various
rooms were brilliantly Illuminated aud were much ad
Inircd Three thousand tickets for the grand tourney
o! the knights Tempars at Academy and Agricnlturn
Halls dHriug dedication week have been already die
tfibuted
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WArzarovN. sept 2-BEEy CATTLE Receipts ls2o
market improved on cattle snd good s9eA ga eu S
ing al soo prices Choice $40; Extra $40 JO F
Qnty SSGSo j0 Second Quality s6@$7 5Oi fbii ouiu sf@
- 80 - oo- , -, ,.;,,r ..,;ys md
SHEEP AND LAsBecepts 1885 head market ary Aen's % nv
goods of the best lots sold al &C. ia'Anee Hi
Transactions made At last WEEKS quotations. sales!n s a. F
each. Ertra. 81 5OgSj 80: SprBg lambs o~' @@F Id
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF sTATIsTics-rHE M
PORT AND EXPORT TRADE OF THE NATION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. g. Monthly Report NO.
10 OF the Bureau Statistics is just out and Is ready Tor
distribution. The following synopsis has been furnished
by DR.. Young, Chief OF the Bureaus
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niE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION MASS MEETING
yThe General Committee of Merchants on
Cneap spOrtatiOn met yesterday afternoon IN the
roOl.s OF tho porters and Grocers Board OF Trade
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rs. floor Of this building No IS East Houston ST. near
Mcttst Damage TO building, Owned by Goorge ",
Weeks $1,000 Damage 60 second hsid clothing ,s soSs
of Mrs.. Menzie. 500 Damage 10 stock OF 'oun ''oo'
cilr slara-k
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Rsptured People, doat dangerous ennss sAy
p1d horrible metal The BiAic inuss p|
BadwTy nsds Rupture comfortably night And day u af'
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OBIT UdRF.
" BEAUD HICKMAN.

On Saturday last Robert 5. Hickman, known
throughout the country as Beau" Hickman, was
removed from his lodgings on Maryland ave-, in wash
,p0ton 10 Providence Hospital, seriously i'll from
attack Of paralysis Yesterday morning about O'Clock
he died Very little OF "Besu" Hckmans early life is
known but it is supposed that he was native OF
Virginia or Maryland and about 60 old at the time
NJ his death He made his appearance in Washington
about the time of the Mexican War; and at once became
noted for the elegance Of his dress and manners He
was on intimate terms with most OF the prominent men
OF his time and his personal "reminiscences were useful
to him in declining securing odd quarter
from some stranger who would listen 70 him. inoren
sixe and civil IN his manners pleasant In his address,
witty laxative always goOd-natured and respectful
"Beaup Hickman speut his time In Washington
hotels and other places where the travelling public could
he found always watching for an opportunity TO make
request for that quarter" For years he lived easily
and merry on his ptful gains but when old began
20 creep upon him and the people had heard all his
tories Il was as he expressed it, Hard work now-a-
davsn During the late war he complained Of the
scarcity OF specie ne detested money OF the
stories told OF him there Is one which shows bis
passop for fashionable dress after his own had been
~ the order for years Dre threatened
n destroy his lodgings night and he ran frantcay
through the crowd the streets earnestly entreatng
one one to save his trunk. which contained his whole
fortune good-hearted bystander seeing his distress
risked his life the runk-oniy to hnd 1t hlled
with old fashionplates.
OBITUARY NOTES.
The Hon. Chester lsham Reed, recently
General aud Judge Of the Superior Court Of
massachusetts, died at White Sulphur Springs, ya
terday morning Mr. Reed. who was so years old. had
Seen In feeble health for months. He was promi-
nent in the antl-Butler movement
The Hon. Demas Hubbard died at his late
residence in Smyrna, Chenango County, N Y, yester
day, age 6s years He born IN Winfield received
an academical education. and practiced law He was,
from 1888 20 s4O member OF the State Legislature and
in s64 was elected member OF the House OF Repre-
sentatves and acted therein with the Republican party
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MARRIED..

True Faise Science. Spesch At .is lFnIiu eHti1V
Parke tisisA IA TsiBuSs LsTJSE ExrgA NJ. D
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THE REPUBLICAN cAUcUsEs IN MASSACHUSETTS

WORCESTER, Sept AT Dudley, where the
first in Worcester County has been held, two
an-Butler delegates chosen Douglass sends two
anti Butler delegates and New-Brantree sends one
SPRINGFIELD Sept. 2.-The Springfield Republican
cuses tonight, full and lively Two of them used
the check list voting and elected Washburn delegates
In two others there split the refusal to the
check lists and sets of delegates chosen from
those wards The result in the city is washburn.
Butler, contested, The footngs for the state
far Washburn. 1922; Butler, 1872; doubtful. ..
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Suetlal Nonres

Rev r. DE witt Talmsge hAvng retained. the regular
cbureh .rvces SABBATH T. al tLe
emy Of Music Brooklyn Moruing services 1890 evening 80
seats free The Academy will be occupied conpa-
ton Of Tabernacle, which ~i be ready November
Post-unce Notce-rhe Earope dunng esd
DAY a, iO:SOA NJ THCRSDAY II 80 m sATvK-
DAY At IL m and l2la m THOS JANIS, Posinsyter
To the Public.
article In the S,tasy Of rns Daily Graphic relation
new Aeronaacs being LIKELY false IMPRESSION s4
nv duty to correct that portion relating to myself
Although fully identified with TIE enterprise 50 far The DsiF
announced Mes Dusn Gilman Co.. thu
conlrT have reuyi have suythnS do with H. for the
had entered with the To-Day Publishing Company of
PhAaspha aud haa prepared all the particulars
myself any work The TO-DAY Co
have the SAID book 10 sad it's be issued "a sIy
bear These acts Known to the Pub
hhen Daily Graphic II Blofs suo that As
JOHN WISE Aeros,s.
souus and Hearing, voiee and speech. Tho Rxpia-
ton Of Muscsi Harmony, itasasooa Three setares
~ prsI sisbsrs n TRIBUNE LICrORg KxTRA so
Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.
METHOD CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
rRE OARwiSiAs rHsoRr.
Tvsv. Lectures by Prof AGAssL before the Massam
Comparative Lo0ogv Cambridge Mss containing rnt smossf
rscosss csIesrpsg Anna e pnsses 90 sh
rrba.s sgh. pass ssssfsa' sssrs"s
NOW RgADY,
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO sI0Hr
This sheet eossnss description sODdeal Pos" d'sv
cred Rocky housIass b. the Y.e College EIpediuon
Pres single s 10 tor 10 eesN a'e for p
address THB TRIBUNE Ne" iork.
Sheets ssul.ssg 50 Les'Sr. sas 10 sssa'ss.
AL llsA~Ai hAAiex kAsArs Ds ~ ssst
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LOCAL POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES MEETINGS.


The Democratic State Central Committee
will to-day at the st. Nicholas Hotel and
viii issue call for State Convention. The General
Committee will meet at D. m. on Thursday.
An adjourned secret meeting Of the Tammany Hall
Committee Reorganization was held at p M yester-
day. There was full attendance of mombers, including
the Hon. John Kelly Chairman OF the Committee. The
meeting lasted more than an hour. 1t Is understood
that the principal subject under discussion was the a
pontment inspectors election and poll clerks so as
this object, committee consisting Of Martin T. Mac
Mahon, l.. L. Plum and f. D. Gale, was appointed to
walt upon the Police Commssioners' Inc oomnn'ee NH &c
then adjourned 10 meet week later to issue can 10
elect delegates for the county 10 State Convention
KINGS COUNTY COMMITTEES
The National Committee of Kings County is
political organization composed of members of both
wylie, John j. White. E. T. Wood, Col. Davis the Hon.
VIM. f. Robinson. Thomas Fanen, VIM. Ranley, Col.
Casper Erbern, and others. The Committee resolved
last night view Of the recent defslOations and the
general distrust existing reference to the financial
condition Of the municipal departments, to adopt the
policy OF nominating honest men 10 Office without regard
for political afation. After passing resolutions to the
effect that thorough examination Of all the depart
ments is absolutely necessary the Committee adjourned
to meet on Sept Is at p.
The Republican General Committee Of Kings County
met last evening" 8. b. butcher in the chair Isaac
S. Bourne from the Second Ward resigned and William
Morrison chosen in his place. LOrin Palmer read
the report Of the Executive Committee This Committee
authorized resolution the holding OF the Assembly
District Conventions on Sept 10 for the election OF
10 be held at Utica Sept a. Primaries will be held
on Sept. IS.
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DIED.

Az Notices Of Marriages must iadoySed NTH fan
name and address
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Tribune Lectsrc Extra No. =.

souns and Hearing, voiee and Speech. Tho Rxpla-
M ton Of Musical Harmony, aasoOa Three sesaes
sy ProL Elsbsrg in TRIBUNE LECrURg RxTRA No. 5
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.
ov. Woods returned yesterday to Salt Lake

- Mr.. James II. Saville, chief clerk OF the Treas
weeks Francisco ard
other the Pacific official business has returned
WaShu
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CrRRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

In addition to the foregoing the report contains val
aOie Information ON foreign commerce.
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and tonnage Of vessels
in the foreign trade during the 10 months ended April
SO 1878 and 1872 respectively, were as follows:
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Domsslie eTnori Fortigt
Innor
America, fs1Sg 375 425 sl:ys 1886 SC 266
Poyg yssss IS73) iUl ggs OJ6 396713O73 10 274J7l
Land vehicies...) l5,095lOi bSJ5 .i5S z--l1 ~
90 IN ve,r. 572) 3f7 SG4 10 3O7 J6gfOj 1OGG353i
.nd s,slces.- \ l53O2 9O6 5J6O37S 23JG3l3
The nu,ner and tonnage of vessels entered cleared
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-02

ding 1885, middllng 1Bs, mlddlns Orleans
l9!i receipts Q, 09Oi exports, con tinent 4
a4o, cOastwise 1885, stock l9Sl5l.. n Z .
Albany, April In the Senate TODAY
an amendment to the New York charter
giving the Mayor power to maze all an.
pontment, and providing for the continu.
ance in office OF counsel of the CORPORA
ton, of president of the board of police.
commissioners Of public work and presi.
dent Of public parks, was carried. :
Trenton, N,JpApril |. The general rail-
road bill hns passed both houses.
Washington, April Tho Georgia
commission will be held until the Prcs-
dent returns.
Chase goes to Richmond in o few DAYS
to hold circuit court.
Among the Federal expenditures for
present month is one for compensation for
Congress. The Secretary of the Treasury
has called in three-eighths million three
per cent. denomination, 5000 numbered
5,7G6 TO 5,S3l inclusive.
Columbus, O., April LA bill abolish.
ing capital punishment received only 30
VOtes III the House.
Liverpool, April. l--Cotton closed firm
sales include 5000 American; from Sa.
vannah and Charleston, February and
March, %; yarns and fabrics firm.
New York, April l.-Arrived-Saa ia
cinto champion arrived out Manhattan,
Cotton dun and nominal, sales AGO up.
lands 2Oi Orleans 20l -four quiet and
unchanged; whisky steady; wheat qHiet
and sold at shade higher; corn STEADY
new Southern and yellow Western 6G; cot
fee quite and steady; rice steady at Y to
81 Western steam spot 81.
Lcas excitement in tho financial circles
than yesterday, but there is very little
improvement as money is concerued;
early loans to borrowers on call 3 to i
per diem, and interest chiefly at higher
rate.
Later-The stringeucy increased during
the afternoon and most of the business
was / to 4 per diem; after p. IN, IN oney
closed up and loans were made at | to
| per diem; exchange dull, being only
dear rates of money prime bankers sold
70 atJh at close it was hardly profitable
to sell exchange.
New Orleans, April L. Father Jeremiah
Moynehu, u representative Irishman and
distinguished Catholic Divine, left for
New York this afternoon.
Marshall, Texas, April 1.-Change of
guage. The old portion of the Texas Pa
ciic Railway, between Shreveport and
LongView, was changed from 5 feet 6 to
. feet 81! and was completed yesterday
We understand tracklaying west from
Longview, will commence Immediately
New York, April lat inside rate
gold very active through the entire day,
iuctuating between lGB and III; closed
ia to III; governments very dull closed
l7B to III.
Cotton, net receipts $40, gross 1897;
sales for expert TO day none; last evening
l,23& sales for futures l4,400, April lSE
TO lS}; May Is 5-lG to lS3 June 10 5-l8,
to 90 July 10 ll.l6 TO l9S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.
Austin, April l, 1873.

Austin, April l, 1873.
House.-Petitlons were presented from
the citizens Of Burlseon county, asking for
the creation Of u new county; from several
counties for the passage of the
Ohio liquor law
Bills were introduced fer the relief OF
the Sheriff OF San Jacinio county; creating
the new county of WegefOrth; creatin g a
new land District; incorporating the 9 or.
pus Christi ship channel; providing for
the punishment for the issuance of trau-
dulent land certificates and preventing the
location Of the same.
Bills passed TO validate the ell cotton
held in Crockett TO define and regulate
punishment Of theft; TO incorpora the
town of Breuham; providing for trans
scribing county records; concerning the
acQuisi ion and alienation of land by rail.
road companies and prevent landed mo.
nopOlies; providing Tor publishing the
proceedings in District Courts.
The discussion was resumed on the an.
preparation to the Emigrtion bureau.
SENATE.-W. N. Rain0y was elected en-
rolling clerk, vice Cole, resigned
Bills Notwithstanding The charter
of the Corpus Christi ship canal company,
and Eastern Marrow Gage railroad,
a joint resolution to adjourn sine die on
the 50th of April was adopted--l6 to 7.
BILLS PAssED.-Regulating the protec-
ton of wool growers; to charter the Odd
Fellows Building Association; charterin-
the Bryan Odd Fellows College of Pitts
burg, Upshur county.
The Governor sent in communication
received from President Grant, thanking
the Legislature for their invitation to visit
Texas, resretting his inability to do so on
account Of press Of business.
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-02
A Gard
To the Citi=ens Of Dallas City, and

To the Citi=ens Of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned have established
themselves as generalStockA uction-
GERS, Appraisers and Commission
Merchants in your midst. Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ov-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
siness, we have established an Intel
ligence Office, where we will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties,
Respectfully,
NJ A. HIRBLER.
W B, ROBERTSON.
March 6, 1873 -dn2l:tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-02
EhR. ]. i. JOHNSON,

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas
and vicinity, that he has permanently located him.
self in this city, and that he offers his professional
services to them, and weud state, as he is stran-
ger among Them, that he i, q regular graduate of
tia New Orleans School OF Medicine, and that he
has been in the active dut les of his profession for
thirty years, and fer the last u OF them in this
State, and from his experience in the treatment OF
tho diseases incident to the SouJh ilatters himself
that lie is able to give general sauSaction and 500
lcits share in thu public patronage,
Refers to John Henry Brown It Son, Land Agents,
j. \, Luce a Co., Commission Merchants, and W.
g. Randall 4 Bro, Merchants, as to qualifications.
lie makes specially of rheumatism, Neuralgia.
skin Discasc', and diseases of women aud children.
May be consulted Mt his residence at Dallas Springs
All orders left will receive prompt attention.
Dr. j. l.. JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas, January 25, lS73.-l0jmos-nl0: d en-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-01
FINDING LONGITUDE AT SEA.

A very elementary acquaintance
with nautical instruments enables
seamen to determine the latitude
of q vessel. But ascertaining long
itude 80 as to be morally certain
Of the exact position of the ship
in relation 10 its distance from any
particular port, island, mountain,
or dangerous rock in the ocean,
requires very accurate knowledge
Of the motions of the east in the
vast orbit traversed In its circuit
round the sun.
When it is noon at one place, it
is exactly one o'clock in the after
noon somewhere else; two at anoth-
er and three at another. Time there
fore is constantly differing every
moment, reckoning from any point
on the earth. The reason why it
go happensis because this world
runs sixty miles every four minutes,
which is fifteen miles a minute,
one mile in four seconds and d
quarter of nile in one second, the
tick Of watch, apparently toward
or from the sun, going east or west.
With such facts navigator, com
petent to direct a vessel across a
t-ackless ocean, must be familiar.
Without making q miniature irea-
tise, defining degree, the value
of chrOnometer, or perplexed the
mind of unprofessionsl readers
with how longitude is ascertained
East or West from Greenwich or
any other national meridian, the
object contemplated in this para
graph is to Impress them with the
undertaking revolutions of the
heavenly bodies. which enables man
to steer off into the wide waste oil
mighty seas confident in tie rescur-
ces Of science TO find his way in
salty to any section of the habit
able globe.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-01

One ot the aag1meuta renarel,.r
49, By railroaa corporstion. "a
processing against any regulativo
!nseepooieion 81 State LegislatureaI
- Ae1R a4airs d, that capital
we0ld never have sought invent
Dent In railroad enterprises. excent
upon the understood condition that
ehassers were contracts beyond the
review aud regulation OF the State.
This, It win Be- remembered, wss
ne defense ct up BY one Of the
1uiaois railroad companiss in :
suit recently brought against IL for
the revocation Of ito charter for
having violated the railway clause
"a tho new constitution OF that
State. and the acts passed in pur-
suaaoe thereof. A new com pany
has, however, Just been organized
under the acts in question, having
for Ito object the construction of a
new line from Chicago t, the Mis-
stssippi river, which lie, OF course,
subject to all the provisions of The
new railroad acts, including those
Of the regulation Of tariff laws by
the State for the transportation Of
freight and passengers; the prohi-
bttion OF the consolidation OF par.
allel lines; the making void ill
stock dividends and methods Of
Watering stock. and the adoption
OF the cumulative system o: voting
In the choice Of directors. The
natural effect Of these provisions
will be to keep the road out OF the
hsnds Of stock spectators, and to
give It safe and prudent manage
mens. lite succcssful construction
and operation will, 10 some extent,
form q new departure in the
science Of railway governments,
and IT, progress will be watched
with unusual public interest.