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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

C1H CHRYSTIE ST. NEAR STANTON FIRST FLOOR
AlO front room.-A young healthy French woman,
with fresh breast of milk wishes baby take charge
Of speaks English; was formerly ladys maid satsac-
tory references. Call or address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION IN
w any respectable business; will work reason
able saa " give best reference regards charac
ter. Address INDUSTRIOUS, Herald office, for day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

900 WEST SD STA MONTHLY NURSE CAN BE
zoo engaged Immediately; first class references.
O7H WEST 18TH ST, NEAR STU AVA HALF
- ~ grown gir to assist with children and make her
self useful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

TOR sALE-ABoUT $50 LOTS, IN HUDSON CITY,
IL will sell whole part, with frontage ON the lack.
ensack River and also the New York Midland Rail-
road. For particulars inquire of " H. VAN REiPER,
Spp and Tonnele avenues Jersey City Heights
Post Office address, Hudson City, Jersey City Heights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

yNANTED-BY AN ENGLIStIMAN (MARRIED, A
w situation in genteman's place; understands in
side outside work. wife Is excellent raj servant
high wages object references Address for two days
j. s., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

SCOTCH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN AN
IA American family TO do chamberwork; will work
Tor low for the privilege OF attending evening
school. Address box l07 Post office, Astoria l.. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

vNANTED-A POSITION AS BUTLER IN A PRIVATE
w family by young man, native of England eXpe-
rienced above; good city reference given Address
i. G., so 9Th av., corner of 10th St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
PROFESSIONALS WANTED.
FEMALES.

A EXPERIENCED AND REFINED FRENCH LADY
~ from Paris, as governess or ladys companion: NJ
objection to travel best references Address NJ D., box
40 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM
"A bermaid and waitress best city reference Call at
address for two days OF 42d ST. and "a ay,
khe drug store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-THE FARM OF
IA the subscriber, situated IL miles from the Oxford
depot, the Erie Railway and about 50 miles the
city of New York Is for sale There lao in the
farm all under high of cultivation except vau-
able wood lot OF l. 10 attached to the prem
Uses 1t is well adapted to farming purposes, with good
and convenient house. carriage house stables and barn,
and abundance of choice fruit. The farm is well
tered and in respect desirable property. For
further particulars call upon the subscriber on the
Uses. HENRY BULL.
OXFORD, N. Y, Jan Is, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

yNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN FROM EUROPE, A
w situation waiter; under lands his business per
iectlv his character will testify. Address II, L.,
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

WANTED-BY A COLoRED YOUNG MAN, A SIT
w uaton In private family boarding house city
reference Address D. g., Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

I7e EAST 18TH ST. ROOM lO.-A RESPECTABLE
flO woman to do washing for few families; is q
good washer and ironer; do uting and putting in
the neatest manner Call or address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

COACHMEN AVID GARDENERS

yNANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN. A SITUA-
w ton as coachman groom Apply ut or address
I22 East sd 81.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, SITUATIONS AZ
w cOachman and first rate cook excellent ,esm0ni-
ais country preferred; both English Address A. b.,
N6 West Houston ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

vNANTED-BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN A SITUA
w ton S groom is good driver; make hmsef
nsefu: best reference Address T. D., Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

CuERIFF,s sALE-R FIELD, sHERIFr'S AND GEN.
y eral Auctioneer. saesroom III Bowcry, Will sell tins
DIV nj ii o'clock large lot of Canned Fruits Vegetables
Preserved Meats Jclcs, Extracts, French Mustard,
Snices &c. BY order MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

40 EAST 18th ST, NEAR lsT Az, THIRD FLOOR
liz Wanted, the shng, ironing and iuting of pri.
vae families and laundry work by the day, by
spectacle woman; best references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
CLERKS AND Statesmen

A YOUNG MAN OF EDUCATION FULLY EXPE
IA renccd in keeping books, who can control the bust
ness of corporations or mercantile houses, find a stu
alton in the manufacturing stationery and printing bus
ness ut q remunerativc salary, with well CONNECTED
need address, stating full particulars, X box ia Hera
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

EJG WEST 18TH STA GIRL OF Is YEARS AS
CIO nurse or 10 assist In housework. Call Tor two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

COH WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL,
10y lately landed, as nurse and to do plain sewing
Call for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

POOKKEEPER WANTED-FOR A MANUFACTURING
ID company must be thoroughly competent; salary
from 81 QUO TO 5000 to right man references Address
GOLD CHAINS, Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

MODEL VILLAS AND COTTAGES ERECTED TO Or
wi der ~ reasonable prices, and on tcrmsA few
choice suburban lots careful lysecced with regard to
hcalthness and beauty of location accessibility. &c;
and estimates at shortest notice. HUBERT Il PRISON,
architects, 1874 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

WOOLLEN WEAVERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w weavers, accustomed to cotton warps, obtain
cady work and good pay at RARITAN WOOlLEN MILLS
karitan n. D., ON Central Railroad OF New Jersey.
, 1873-07-10

twenty-Ave stauneA and loyal roproaonta-
tiyoa; TINT they swallowod tho whole
concorn, Cabinet, Parliament subsidy, Sir
Hugh Ailan, aud practically tho whole Donat1l'
lon Of Canada and tho maritime rrovinoos; that
II was funds Of their getting, and not slr Hugh
Allan's, tint carried tho occtionB TINT tho con-
tract for building tho road, whoever may bo tho
oBtonRlblo liolt1ers oquisably belongs to tllom,
and that, whom tho Macdonald Ministry goos
ovorboard, Smith and MoN1ullon will be on dock,
IT there s any such thing as gratitude in tho OPP
position.
This in doing pretty well. Any candid observer
will admit that to seizo transcontinontal rail-
way indoraed by two Governments, make fool
Of sir Hugh Allan, aud oyerturn q Ministry, III n
very fair job for brace Of Chicago spooulators,
and ono which will add largely. to our conao-
guenco abrond.
, 1873-07-10

Tho Now York Tribune cites two remarkable
caaoa of cholora. The 1rBt caBo last year Was
that Of young woman wloBo caae WAS "wel-
defined Asiatic cholora." Upon examination 1t
was found TINT nttor hard days washing lilo
Ind partaken freely of cornod beef, csbbags,
green peas, and Whisky finishing hor rcpAst
with the creator part of four large melons. Tho
first case this year was tlat of man, and this
also waB "a wcl1-dcfined caae OF Asiatic cholera.
It was found upon examination that he Ind had
tho ordinary aummor sickness three weeks, aud
that on the day before bis death ho had boon
eating cucumborB and icc-croam and drinking ale.
humorous other "well.dctined cases Of Aaiattc
cholera" may bo traced to tho san,e CAUSES.
Should not tho verdict DO, howovor, well-detlnod
casoe OF American atupidity7 As long as it is
possible for any mau to produce cholera by i'll
discriminate guttony, ia it not little iuconsist
ent to charge it to Que of tho mysterious dlapan-
satious OF Providence
, 1873-07-10

Tho Chicago produce markets yesterday wore
more irregular than usnal, with a largor aggse-
cato Of business than tho average. Aloss pork
waB in fair demanl, and 20@25c lowor, closing
strong ut S15.8o@15.85 cash, and $1,000 soler
August. Lard WAS quiet, aud SC por 100 lbs
higher, closing at ss.10@8.15 caBh, and ss.25@
$40 seller August. Meats were quiet Mt ~ per
ID higher, at G7s@7c for shoulders, $4,000 for
short ribs, 9c for short clear, and 10@12114c for
swoot picked hams. HghwinoH wore quiet aud
~ higher, at $3.50 per gallon. Lake frcights
we're active and drmer, at 514c for corn
to Buffalo. Flour vas strong, and moro
active. Wheat was active, and sold 5Gc higher,
but closed lower at sl,15s4 seller the month,
and s1.13il seller August. Corn was active,
and advanced Mc, but cloacd lower, at 371lc
cash, and so11lc seller August. Oats were quiet
and 113o higher, closing at 2olac cash, md 900
soller August. Rye vas dull and easior at G0c.
Barley was quiet aud unchanged, at 5S@60c.
The hog trade opened active, but closed quiot
with prices easier. Sales ut s4,00@4.G5. Cattle
wcro without decided change. Sheep were
frmer, at s3.0o@4.75.
, 1873-07-10
NOTES AND OPINION.

We observe d statement that tho salaries Of
Congreesmon- elect having begun Mareh 4, va
cauces which hare Hinco occurred by tlcnth cam
not bo tlllod until tho House, IN December,
takeB cognizauco Of any auch vacancy and off,
cially notifies the Governor to appoint an eloc-
ttou. Thoro arc throo vacancies already, viz:
in Massachusetts, yica William Whiting; in
Now York, vice Jn.ncH Brooks; and Ill Oregon,
vice Joseph G. Wilson. Heretofore tllore haB
boon no question about filling vacancy occnr-
ring In rscess Of Congress-. Ia this new
wrinkle due to lho BalaEy act? IN it the lnw2
California, aitor oloctiug Legislature, etc.,
in September, will olect Supreme Judge in
October.
-I'l,ero Ia to 10 an election Of C,rcnit Jullgea,
in Indiana, in October. and Tho Kolomo Tribune
wnnts to know ii 1t III not about tno to begin
tho preliminary business?
Tho Dos Moinos Qowa) Register Bays;
Tho Cincinnati Gazttte rrophcaiss (and It tnkes no
who yotcs sgatnst fsleaIing tho salary steal will 10
guilty Of political suicide.
Moro thsn that !: II this salary iufamy Ia not
wiped out, Congressman will he likely to fiau
that tho whole body Of CongrohH has committed
"political suioido" 1t IL noticeable that the
only question romlttod to this Congress- ia tho
aaiary question; ana by that tost alono Congrosa
will bo Judged worthy or unworthy to tleal with
other great questions. Tho average constituent
Ia Just now moro than ever seriously minded,
and III no mood to bo fooled with.
james @. Roblnaon, aalary-grabber Of tho
Springfield Ill.) district, haa reached down to
this limo Of defonso, ~ stated in the Springfield
Register, viz.
That in this Congressional district, composed Of sz
, 1873-07-10


The dispatchos from paria which bronglit tho
Intelligence Of tho conviction OF tho Now York
Herald and american Register proprietors for
libel failed to explain tho nature Of tho COM
plaint. 1t soems that tho propretorn Of thoso
paperB were Huod by H. dc Brimout, sort OF
matrimonial spcoulator. This Is tho gentleman
Who married an American lady, tho daughter of
wealthy New Yorker, and who, after hiB wifo's
death, suod his fathor-In-law for support. II.
do Drlmont got a judgment in tho paris courts
by aomo peculiarly French construction Of tho
dutcB Of fathors-in-1aw, and camo TO New
York to have execution issuod. Tho
United States Oonrt, howovor, refused to
rocognizo tho Fronoh claim that rich
fathor-n-law should support tho husband Of +
deccased daughter, and threw tho whole matter
ont Of court It was for comments on this tranB-
action, 1t scoma, that tho propriotora Of tho
newspapers namol laid themselves open to IN
action for 1ibol in tho French courts, and tho
energetic prosecutor of pnpas-in-1aw and newa-
paper publishers has received about 1000 to A.
lay his grief ut tho revenue lost by the denth OF
hts wifo Al Mr.. Jamos Gordon Bennett will
not probably forogo the ploasuro Of his frequent
visits to Paris for $4,000, II. de Drmont Is prot
ty sure to got his money.
, 1873-07-10

Since the meeting Of tho Joint Committee On
Revision last June, tho work Of revising tlo
Statutes OF this State Inns boon progressing
favorably, md as speedily as tho nature Of it al
lows. Already there have boon prepared, and
submitted to the several members OF tho Conf
mittao bills embracing tho following subjects
"Iho Criminal Colo,"-a large and compro-
henHivo bill IN several principal divisions, ip-
c!nlipg an alphabetical catalogue .of orinos aud
offonsos and their punishment, and the whole
method of criminal procedure, with its
various branclloB, from arrest and commitment
to appeals and wrta Of errors Abatement !"
"Aloption Of Chdron;" "Appronticcs;"
"Costs;" "Courts;" "Ulorka OF Courts :"
"Contempts Of Courts;" " Frauds and por-
jurios !" "Fugitivcs from Justice j" "Jaila and
Jaiers;" "Nogotiable Instrumcnta;" SPAN
pors;" "set-OG;" "Tonder;" "No Exeat I"
and "Injunotion." Those laas two titloa form
separate bills, inHtoad of being united undor
one title, al in the revision OF 1876. The bills
On "eot-or." "Toudor," and oontomptB
Of Courta arc mostly new,-tho present laws
containing but neagro provisions on those hub-
1ects.
Tho members Of the Committee will shortly
meot In this city f1r consultation In regard to
, 1873-07-10

The present practice Of dotaining witnesses in
county jails, which prevails very genorally in
this country, is illustrated by d case reported
from San Francisco, where 4 poor follow Inns
boon locked up for serenty-eight days because ho
had been robbed Of $15 and made complaint OF
It. Tho Jail thoro, from all accounts, Is iu
tho same filthy condition MS moat county
aud city prisons. generally unfit for
the dotention Of mon whom tho law
prosumes to bo criminals, and much lesa for mon
who are guilty Of nothing but entcring cona-
plant against criminals. Tho State Board Of
Charities for Illinois, in their last report, drew
special attention to tho injuetice md hartsships
of tho Byaten,. and recommended separate placos
Of detention for witnesses aud untriod persons
from that Of convicted folons, that they should
not Hu1rer tue punishment Of the guilty nor bo
contaminated with vicious associations. Tho
recommendation is ono deserving Of adoption III
Illinois and elsewhere.
, 1873-07-10
CONTENTS or THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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EEs{s: E;a !;s;P!sa of!tas;' Esssea,l Ssasy "a
m.ii;ne hha 'helt--cr'mos-Oas.
RINtsi}iAN SIf;tIiEMTre.o ii.,f, nm, =, r,,,,,,a
RnHs ~ H. ag o SS Nov ror Work, IN
AN ESxSSnAo@TSfKxisx S!a} @ TNIp; st$ssboat zs''vo'
riiH SkS$E $Fo !1 T.,
:Sn vsf os on 15eon hsto W.H It'll n'Gs
Ss2;s;!S9'n.' Destruction Of DAM
Coy :s5 s f5G M Ngys
on!i;fos itsatS1s U"St:aot VIII t9e s6sh of RI
; .sd .sa'!sa i;e:|Ssst qsses. $i;i
n;}s Ssts; {: SsSft .no.nnrv, o.. ~ n..,n osn.,,s
How E!sy Li!o 4 the X.ses1 s1Tto!,ti iaf,tns
M tnqesS y o so1nefont t h.h2J J n
nr, ny n'pon3 sn' DA'si''-reoo's "''ota
OHIO: ual of r. Liberal RspnhIio.n, atste Convention
pxNti;I #IsF;H; IL Fsrw Il Iafssa 1eunt, II:
xIt fxn.tin; ponnoii5@whst ie Thnk. Or, tho %H
iso Wsnt.s Nstop;l efsnFe Convention af Ghi
9ss %Ss %s1; hs1aaa. '''
WALM1lsTMH; M GGnyietton M and Sentence OF ths Young
rns i:gVkIE6E oAsE; Anq,e, %:
T;s S: u.s
,s2 q'sss
ija;:; ID sD'''' "A'''' '''
SS:Is'n + IL ,lseoy Es5y
hSs: S$M ZONES: Preparation ,t tsz THO r!sn!s-nsx
aooS!e.-dona 10 tAo fsasAThe E:ere.e. -:
, 1873-07-10

Some Of tho English women have very de-
cdod style Of doing their shopping. Harriet
Lloyd tho vito OF horae-dcalor, was recently
arrested at tho instance Of = draper for assault.
The testimony showed that the defendant Gu
tered the complainant'a sbop, inspected sone Of
the stock, and eventually selected for purchase
some remnants and lot of calico. 30 far, mat
tors had gone PLEASANTLY enough, but when tho
bill for the goods WIS politely handed acroHs the
counter, she questioned tho accuracy Of tho
prices, and fatty refused to take the goods.
Tie complainant mildly protested whereupon
Dlre. Lloyd attacked him, scratched his face,
threatened to knock linn down, and then pulled
him out OF lib shop by tho beard. For this
demonstration Of the urgumentum I'D hon'inens,
Mrs. Lloyd waa fined 525,-an expensive days.
shopping.
, 1873-07-10

'uatice Banyon's Court ycatordny gave ovi-
donco OF tho truth Of tho statemcnt that Chicago,
~ we'll AZ Now York, ia infested by tho deAlors
In ltalinu children. On tho testimony of two
little boys whom thoy lad kept trnnptng
through tho city aa atreot-lnusicians without
pay, two Italian fruit.donlcra woro fined 800
zach. Tho hoya nre to 10 provided with homoa
by tho bniliif Of tho court, and 1t is 8 pity that
tho law docs not allow tho fines collected from
compensation for tho robbery and ill-usngo they
havo endured.
, 1873-07-10

Gon. Howard IL declared by the Attorney Gen-
cral. in tho opinion which tic lator llas propar
Cd ut tho request Of secrotary Dclknap, to 10
responsible for oil tho lossos sustained III the
Frcedulen's Duroau by the Government through
undor tile act of 1867. They may bo prosecuted
crimiually for any dcfnlcations which happened
not longer than two years ago; aud prosecuted
civilly without any limitation al to tino. Gen.
Howard aud any of hia assistants who arc
army officers arc also subject to trial by court
martini.
, 1873-07-10


Tho Emperor OF Japan has set nn example to
other rllors in the way Of economical reform.
Ills castle at Joddo was recently burned, aud tho
work of ncendiariBm Tns attributed to hiH po-
liticul enemies. Shortly afterwards the Emperor
addressed tho following noto to the Prime Min
Minister
have lately met with tla disaster Of having my pal
acc burned by fire. At this time the Government haH
many expenses, md, conalderng this, do not wish
to oppreaa thooope by re-erocng the palace quickly
Obey tll!s. aAuEyosH1.
Tho Japanese are iust now copying tie prac-
ticcB OF civilized natious. There is one prac-
tico, however, IS is oyidopccd by the above note,
which the Japanese Emperor has uot yet copied,
undoubtedly to the Distress Of Japaneae rings
and contractors, il they have those civilized mp
NliEuceB.
, 1873-07-10

Mr.. Dudley ". Adams, Master Of tie National
Grange, delivered d Fourth Of July oration ut
ottumwa, in Which ho forcshadowod probable
and uHefnl influence Of tho farmers oranges
and associations that arc springing into cxist-
euco all over tho country. Ho devoted a largo
portion Of his address to tho social and domestic
life of farmers as class, aud told them that
toll is not necessarily glorious which wears
out body aud soul III the drudgery Of tho
farm without just return. Flo blamed tho
farmers for making agriculture so disagrconble
as to drive all young men Of spirit and entor-
prise into other business. Ho urged greater
culture, tho giving of moro time to reading and
study, aud tho larger indulgence OF hoa!thful
nmuscmonta. Tho farmers would probably be
just az we'll or rs they nro now in worldly goods
ii they would follow this advice, aud would cor
tainly have bcttor consolation in hard timoB.
Tho oranges aro calculated to cultivate this now
spirit among tho agricultural community.
, 1873-07-10

President MACPHERSON, Of tie 1ntor~Oceanio
Railway, tho unsuccessful competitor OF tho
Canada Pacific Railway for the Government coil
tractB, AaB made denial of some statements Of
sir Hugh Alal'B concerning him. At the same
time, he publishes some additional facts in cor
roboration Of the oLarge against the dovori1.
ment and Sir Hugh Allan, one of which shows
that at ono time tho latter proposed to givo tho
Americans $4,000, 900 of stock and a majority
OF the DOartl Of Directors.
, 1873-07-10

II Spain wera bsset by Il ChneAe inHurroction,
1t might FREQ itself by thu formidable papor pel-
lots which the Government is 60 quisotically
dacLarging against tho Carlists. The dover1-
uent lns iaB4ol another manifesto declaring
that the rebellion muHt DO crushed ut ouco, and,
availing itHelt OF tho extraordinary powers
granted by The Cortes. avows H. determination
to ltoop alt soldiers IN service until tho end OF
expired or not.
, 1873-07-10
A Farmer nl,d 11t* Wife Tortured by
lkahberNs
Salina }na SOY DispaeA 10 the Sun Francico Chsor

The following strange story is reported horo
to-day, and beloved to bo true: "some DAYS
ago two me1l-nne whose nan,o iB Larqucx, md
tic other whose nalne is unknown-yiaitol tho
ranch Of Jesus Otills, at tho Arroyo Boco, forty
and with small pinchers tore from their fingers
tho 1ngor-nailH to make them dtBcluBo tho whera-
abouta Of largo Bum OF money which 0tia
WIS supposed to possess. Their efforts to mako
them reveal tho Hocrot wore unsuccessful aud III,
spito Of tho tortura thoy remained silent. Tho
robbers then commenced soaroh for the money.
and found n package Of gold notca, but, nod
knowing what they were, left tl.om behind. The
would-be robbers arc believed to DO nlombors OF
gang OF thioves snd highwaymon iufasting tho
Bsn Joaquin and tho lower country, whose
deprecatious vero at ono timo quito frequent.
OF late nothing has baen hoaId Of tAem until
thia occurrence,
, 1873-07-10

protection Of society against this moanost and
lowost form Of botting tho authorilioH Of oyory
8ta1n should rigtdly enforce thoir own LAWS.
Sending lottory tickets into this State, by nnll or
cypress, and receiving money therefor, In sol-
instance whore tho faot can bo discovered, thero
10 n prompt md vigorous enforcement Of tho
criminal laW.
, 1873-07-10

Young Walworth Was taken to Sing Sing yes
terlay In irons, His mother requested that size
bo allowed to take him from the TombH to the
depot in hor carriage, under tho guard of n
Deputy Sheriff, but tho Sheriff took tho position
that he must be treatod like other common
folons, anl travel hanlcuifod in prison van.
, 1873-07-10

There are 926 Young Mons Christian AsBocia-
auspices, nh International Convention is now
being hold at PougAkeepsie, N. T., which NUM-
bers IN atteudauco of LEO delegates
, 1873-07-10
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TERMS or sunEcnIrrtoH tpArAnLE IN ApvAEoE,
DALI! by tna.....S 11.} RAnthy ..sX.50
III" eoKH.,..... NsOO WGokly ...... ....... zoo
Parts Of ycnr at tho samu ratio,
10 prevent dony and mistakes, ho and Rlvc Post
Cffcc adtfscas In full ucludtnE State and County.
Hcmltanccs may bo atio olt'or by yrnf uxprpas, Post
0slco order. or In rpgatorcd loters, At onr risk.
Trlhls To CITY sunsoHInHng.
Dny. delivered. sunday c1copod. q cent? por wook,
Day, dcysrod Suntuy included, 80 ccnta per weok.
Addrots THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and Dcarborn.st,., Chicago, iii.
, 1873-07-10

doa Dutler's bid for the temperance voto III
his Fourth Of July speech at Fra'nngham WAS
not allu,ing enough to tempt tho Massachusetts
Temperance Alliance from their sensible ro-
Rolvs not to indorHe any candidate. At their
mesting yesterday. there WIS considerably dis-
ousaion for aud against Bntlor, but it ended
without xction, Measurea wore taken 10 aeoure
, 1873-07-10

corning it. Not long s!noo tl,oy hold conyon-
tion at which declaration Of principles
wan adopted and roHolyed to bc lived In
to. We recommend tho platform to tho far1nora
Of Henry County as ono certainly worthy OF
C1n,
, 1873-07-10

The Bank Of England, which has been holding
its rate Of discount higher Of late than for many
yours, is expected in New York to lower it to-
day, as the rate for money in London is from
10 ~ per cent below the bauk rate. mud Us, III
addition, it's receipts OF specie have largely ill.,
.roaaad
, 1873-07-10

thorough chnyaaa Of tho Stale for tho prohib-
tlonists, and n resolution WAS adoptod tLat tho
Liquor Inv waa not onforccd IN a way to satiBfy
the Alliance,
, 1873-07-10

Franco has jua4 paid s5o,0oo,ooo Of the Ger
man war indemnity. This leavos her only
100000 600 more to ray, which need not be dis
charged until Sept. s.