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New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
TIE SHELTER ISLAND CAMP-MEETLNG.
PROGRESS or THE EXERCISEs-FEATUREs OF ISLAND
LFE-EFFECTs OF TIE DRoUTH

PROGRESS or THE EXERCISES-FEATURESO OF ISlAND
LIFE-EFFECTs OF TIE DRoUTH
SHELTER ISLAND, July 20.-The camp-meeting
Mt this charming resort began July 16, and proving
great success Multtudos OF those In attendance Ye
in tents or other temporary structures, and suDsist
largely on sea food, which Is abundant, cheap ana
during the present heated term very heathul' one
clergyman represents that no and his family live Ike
princes" and probably this statement is not much ex
agger0ted
The meetings are held in beautiful grove Of young
oak hickory and chestnut trees. tasteful preaching
stand has been built, the ground provided with COM
Portable seats. and at night are brilliantly lighted, pre-
senng an aspect at once fantastic and beautiful. a
chapel has been erected which prayer meetings are
held and in which the other services are held when the
weather Is unfayOrabe. On its second nOOr are sleep
ing apartments for the accommodation OF cleIS)men.
Tho Rev. Chas Fletcher, Presiding Elder OF the S9ut
Long Island District, has charge OF the services, ana -
growing moro and more popular interesting shu
stirring sermons have been preached by the loHoWnS
preachers: The Rev Geo Taylor OF New-IOrk; the Roy.
Mr.. Latham South glastonbury, Conn the ksy DS =.
X True Flushing. L. l.; The Rev John Parker; ,T HeE
YORK; the Rev. G ii. Goodso sag hhrDOfi the het
c. Hill, Brooklyn the Rev W. Horne, Grecnport -,
l.: the Rev SIR Christopher Port Washington, H. J.; tho
Rev C. W. Lyon, Middleheld Conn; and the Rev. Henry
Aston of Port Jefferson.
Yesterlay morning DIT. and Mrs. Palmer. prominens n NJ
and successful eyaDgets, conducted tue meeting rive
hundred persons came on steamboat excursion from
Norwich Conn., on Friday being nom tne 6sers9n dCnseg
OF that place An mpromptu service was allange lGr
them, and the Rev. j. W. Horne Ol dtoenpOft H. IL
preached the ssrmOn.
shelter Island and the eastern end of Long Island as
we'll were settled in lGO by cOlOniss from NewlaYen,
VINO were OF English origin. They adopted the Mosaic
code for their government but these proving 100
stringent practical operation, they were soon super
seded by laws mder and more popular.
The climate Is prOyerbdly healthful inc deaJn rate
10 very small many OF the people attain great age
The inhabitants are largely engaged Ia nshlnH the
OF the vicinity being very fruitful IN the more
ordinary kinds OF fish, Some OF tho people are also M
terested ia shipping and large number OF ret red sea
captains have built pleasant houses IA different paris OF
the island aud make occasional voyages IN snl vessels
along the coast while they occupy the rest OF thcr me
Sn farming and gardening The island present show
in marked degree The effects OF the drouth The neds
I'M some cases seen almost brown Potatoes, onions
and wheat are among the staples Late potatoes nave
chance to develop yet should the rain not DO dc
| laved long.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. JrLY 2f

THURSDAY. JCLY 2i
Mails Nr Furore Plymouth CherJg ald Hamburg steam
.hlp Fds close az IL u. Supplementary Mai f0r double
hostage letter. aud p ted closed a. @ aud Pier foot
Of Thiri Hoboken At 40 stean'1p sails al p from
Pier ioot Oi Thiri-st, H0hokeu. .
NJ n Supplementary Ms for double postage letters and printed
matter elnsed a. 23J sad on Pe No. NOrh RIVER a. 2OO
!. m steamship sais a. 8 2. m "
Mails for Hsy and Fenemcai y ne desm'hp huel eoe al
n M Steamship ails from Pier No. II y. H., st
FRIDAY July 20.
M. for Newfoundland close the Ne~lors PoOGce every Mon
d.y and FRIDAY D. Steamship sails from Portland Me-
Ipe-i, and SATURDAY D. Dsc New York Friday al
" closet the We '-fOrA POstO4ce
iay Al . y m., and goes VIA Boston
SATURDAY.. JULY 90.
Ns for Britain and France only Queenstown and Liverpool
by tho steamship Gaelic close a. IL Supplementary Mail
for letters and printed matter closed A. and
on White Dock, PayoH4 Fegy jersey Ctr at 24O
steamship sails al D. m.
Por Closed Mails Tor the Connen. Of Europe via Bremen. BY he
steamship Hermann, mis close a. IL Supplementary Mall
for double postage letters aud printed closed NJ
Pier foot OF 1lsL, hobokn, tVr all Europe o. llO p
Steamship sails AZ =
Drrct ermtn AID Prus,isr closec Ms sent this lnc
Mails or France B ayre. per steamship VILE 10 Paris
will close At 5:3O Steamship sails al 1880 from Pier No.
80. n. X -
Mails for direct and Mexico By the steamship Cuba cose
Supplementary Mail ior double eers aud printed
matter closed at IL 30 ami on Pier No ~ H., at ll5O
L. steamship sails az IL N.
Mails for Key steamship CITY Of San Antonio, close at p
m steamship sails AZ y. m. from Pier No. 20 i. Il
SUNDAY july "a.
All Mails close stll O'CLOCK The tOsOhce open from
N tO IL q.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR GLASGOW s'eamshp Pnnyiran,d July 28-Col II
Mrs Mclaughlin, Patrick McLaugn, Jgut
Mclaughlin MISS Sarah Mckinney Mira b. Hoadly Mr McDernSt
McUcruott ME b. 4. AcDerlo Mrs Armstrong r. Armstrong
H. MuoOp T. T. hGgil g. NJ. Brown. O. v Bacon, Vim. Clar
John II. Kerr, Martin r. Rant Mrs Antnw hsckee Prof H.
SPARKS Dr. John Baron h Mckay Fannie Ebb Ms Rogers,
n Hindlev :. !. Bnrse }. Frazer
FOR LtVBRPOoITn SopasAip WiSon'n. July 23Mrs. T. H.
Salmon h. Gay Mrs J. NJ Sellers Nm. ". H. Guon Miss
MERE Guoa Louis Ggion NJ ard Mo g. x Merriam M anl
hadane Mr. ard Mrs Ingalls,, s. d. smith, p Aeglsr, Nr
Mn Casey sweeney Hal Mrs jenkins, Mr. Wm
W. II. Heob ozq Dr. Harms JoaePa Horndge }.
Smith James Sogl-y, J. Horton.
FoR BREaEN-Is ser~'atp KronprtHs Foscth Fiin. lny
23M xvi R0ker Bnnesr L. Navy; Mrs kaIl Rdker and
children Col a. r. Wsrng j. A. Dreyer, Mr J. A. Dreyer, j. Bill
gery Scms Ii. Nenneote Mrs H. Ncnneoke Mics Louise Sch %
Nm W. Miller Ms1 Alice Miller Mrs H. Sohfnau8, Dir Jacob
HoheBI Wall Mrs. H1ele Wslt A0IWi MSL Ross VIII, Ms
roosa Wi jacob Asuer tho Rev j. o. Lowry Blerg Ill
Do and hrs Cath Bahrcnhug end child John Hse
M d. smith child Miss Fanny smith Master Riv1n
smith Segei b. Joseph Wm Hersog Mrs kse kose F. foen
lrz L. POeuitL
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM GLASGOW-T ssamsSp Pf-iortI JAY 2f rnes Craw'
Miss Msry Cfasion ThOs Fitch and s. Mrs r. NJ carpenter
Ward Burlngane ST. Wand aHd wife Luke Laes sod vile j. W.
.ts AMI WIFE james Scripture sd sie II = Ne"ha Josa hilton
vile T. A. MQuanl, DaTi Mcclellan,
KiuNtuek snd child Wu. HysOp, Rev NA1rel Mrs NJ e.
Miles MIS- GeogAna Miles H. brdn Gbest Hunter John lig
var Jgme Inasay David srrAi hs Semple, d. G. brg
DON Miss Marion Cseuter, Ms Naglrct CAeuder G. G. Bmgon
and ,so Wm snape Iurubul John Frazer Peter Sher Nj =
Ssfsr Abbad Wshenpoou. Hegc Hunter, Hector Rob
e.oo John Lake Logan Jamss Logan, Neil Hn Rev
H. McNultT. Ieury Bol, }. x. Baker.
PROM LtyBRfOOIfn steamship Rusad July 23-Mrs Cool
tb N.s. Watrr, Rsiuc lss T. Allen M C,row
n A. Larnei H. Hari Ma kolycr-, Miss evuo a. Nj
DaTes Kari hE Guhn Mr.. Panshas Mr. DuopJ. Brown,
Roia.on M sol Nina Beaho Miss Strange Miss Bau Mr.
Roges, H. Peicas Jadge Gpn lady malt aal ,eraat
C.pI and Lads o. c. 1duAn, So. Holman LorcuIo H.
Hske mr aud Mrs luug y Turner, 3. s. MoCfOckeu, c. D.
Phalp. " Srltg r. suhonasi, T. Bcguc W X Hasey r. H.
Ghnh IT,, Mr. March Mr aud Mr. WHITFIELD aui dsughte
NJ Ryer r. H. suita M Rasses, Mr Frank. Mr. api
D. X Jones. NJ end Miss Hodges g. Every, sir lslmhct
.nd Mrs Wsliuos Mr Peude G. r. Winchester A. D. RAJ er
NJ Law reuo' NJ ksle Mr and Ne usyi. aud cliIoa
lui Mr. W Nht'uc a nlslau1g master icthelau ind
brother Wat A. Hrudhs Mr. MeNauglton Mss McNsug1on
H. J. McHaHg'ou A. NtNAu.hou, Mrs Campbell aud cbI Miss
Hutchinson. 81 ar 81. il. Ma, Wright r. hlmou T. l. hiks
Nj AID As L. PaI.aE Nj. a. 49, ", LsAE sgl mo ebdrss
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nurse sni r-. p r. Hup n Roberts c. Taylor Mr. Hss
J. Thonrsop Nr Puler r. T. Buchsnan ~ T. Johnsor s. W.
Wll.m. O A. Pe,oe ". T. johnson, Mr. and sn Ysss
W. Mr. and Mr.. O. md ehdren Ma Cookse
Roose. m.id Mr. soberne.hon, NJ seD1o'L
Crane. Mr.. Csmpe Mr. FsrDsloe = hoddr Darrsgh
Miss Horton, hr PeAdy ". B.boocf M hod-s NJ hseen-
donok. p. A. Lyon C. n Campbell ~ PLo b. Anges hL Rofs
Mr. Tan Mr. and hrs NJ Green. NJ and h hIfy NJ B.l MS
Sue Mr. Sd Mrs.. X Andrew Mr. ,at Ms Beaver .aa tse
dangbters, W. Hal ". WsssoB Miss Le - feaooy NJ ana
hrs W. X So0sod c. Kneesnd Mr. snd Mrs otser four en- dre
and nsd Mr. Corr Mach Mr. aDd Mrs g. steysn-on Mr. 'si
hrs A. L. Dekeoon r. J. OVnltOD b. G. Jones Mr. hhsr J. T.
Bailey W Lewis. ML yicario. Mr. Gs0nsy, T. Leyos, Mr.
Poms<oy A hodsster, Mss RtgaE
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

United States DistrictAttorney Bliss Gays
that he knows nothing except what was published In
TIE TRIBUNE about the alleged revenue frauds Of FL,
ward ROrke & Co.; SinUn Haas, and Hartley Bros anu
that no suits have begun against any one tOf ue
fraudng the revenue since the one DsIltuLeu against
Duden, Freres & Co.
The taking of testimony in the matter of
the estate Of Louis sohmItzer deceased, was Presumed
Yesterday iu tho surrog1tes Court before r. v Burt
sell as referee Aaron Hrscbfed, the executor, test-
fed to making certain entries In his official capacity,
and that ho had received no money OF the estate since
the funds the estate but deposited them In ms own
his own use The examination then adjourned until
D. N. tomorrow Richard NJ Henry for the petition
ers aud ID. c. Calvin for the executors.
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ETTERs FROM THE PEOPLE
BENJAMIN RATHBUN.
AcARp OF yINDICATIoN-TIIE GREATEST fo''"'-i'f'
ON RECORp.D

,c,pn or ytNpICATIoN-TIIE GREATEST FoHuEhiES
on RECORD"
70 the Editor Of The Trfou"e'
SIR: / do not propose to hnu iau,' Cl "iVn
tho editorial In Yesterdays TRIBUNE heauou -
and n warning for believe 10 was writch WIN ""
utmost kindness toward tho remarKaoie' Du, rs,
man who has inst ended his oareer' ana WIN "u ,
,o,iot ,ho, rho stntements made wero Warrah'eu ny
,octs Tho editor at least had the recoru o Gun"
ord punishment 20 fall back on; but rs CONCLUSIVE W.
sucb a record generally firmly believe 'here are '"o
sides 70 benjamin RAthbun's history
ue has always maintained TO those no would tak Win
on that Ito HIM delicate subject that he was tried and
convicted under the influence OF ring" who enriched
Themselves out OF his vast estate More than 25 years
ago ne told the writer OF this that he should prepare
and leave for publication after his death true account
OF all the transactions which led TO his downfall and
was told by relative at the funeral yesterday that tho
manuscripts were completed and in his hands.
do not believe that Benjamin Rathbun was ever
guilty Of crime OF any kind have always considered
him victim of the frauds Of other people, and this was
the firm belief ninetenths OF tho citizens OF Buffalo 80
years ago. know the fact that soon after he started
his hotel in Broadway near Cortandtst, no was SUD
penaed as witness TO prove the gennlneness OF an IN
dorsomen Of 5000 note alleged In the defense to have
been forged and hen the defendant in that suit 0he
representative of deceased ndorse learned the fact
that the late Gov Wright had restored Mr. r. to his civil
rights and that he was to be called witness the de-
fendant came forward and paid the note In full
The truth that large number OF these ndorsers,
the magnitude of the amounts covered and the influence
of the parties, made the conviction Of Mr. L. matter
Of necessity.
Every one of his genuine indorsers set up the pre-
tense that their names were forged which, like the cry
OF mad dog" affected all paper afoat, both genuine
and spurious, this 10 was that gave BelJamn lith
bun the Of tho greatest forger tho "ord ever
saw" -, c, ,..,,o,.. 81.
have his solemn word, which j hrmly believe that
crime or any other crime perpetrated with hs
knowledge or consent The hercucan Efforts made by
him 10 retire that species OF paper as soon as ne Iouh
that t was anoat in his extended business was part OF
the network OF circumsantia evidence brought forward
ON his trial az Batavia which resulted IN his conviction
Tnere were two previous trials at Buffalo, founded on
other paper alleged have been forged which resulted
i'm his acauttaI the notes turning out 10 be genuine
Benjamin Rathbun outiyed by many years aI MS per
secu0rs and with the exception OF the point wherein
saw he was wrOnged, very few men nave pasaeu rom
,an,,,.tio, Il.
| Nep York, July %, 1878.
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A MILITARY RESERVATION SPECULATION.
D...I Di.nnLnh lnhnl- I.-.--.-.

tiOn through which Franklin steele and associates
0uired title the Mnnehaha lands recently sold aud
divided to them which formerly part the Fort
Smelling Reservation. In Buchanans tme Secretary
FOyd contracted sell the whole to Steele
ho To pay $4,000 cash and 10000 IN two equal annual
payments without interest. The sale was made pri-
Yatey though othors would have given four times as
much, and Steele admitted then that he would have
given $4,000 The following Winter after inyes
CATION Congress dsapprOved the SALE aud declared its
terms Unauthorized by law. Nevertheless, In July follow
ing the fort buildings and reservation were, by the
secretary of Wars order transferred 10 Steele. The sale
and transfer were mado under presumed authority Of
law authorizing tho sale OF forts not re-
quired for military purposes, though Fort Smell
ling always remained military fort. The
10000 balance was paid. Steele sot
up claim OF damages from the Congressional nvea-
lime using influence keep tEedort In Government use
and making large profit from the fort Terry and tho
rent of lands and outside buildings Then he claimed
sG2 900 rent orediug his bill the 10000 hc should
have paid IN 1858, without interest. Con. Bclknlp
allowed and paid ths elal and settled tho land claim
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Commissioner Osborn yesterday held Hans ii.
Christian Olson charged with deserng from the Nor
tark Pacific tie action the Norwegian Coasu AZ tbs
port. Brat, No. 3DI Beterst charged with selling
whisky without paying the special tax committed
terlly by Commissioner Shields in default Of tjOOtaL
In the TOrnbs Police Court before Justice FOw-
Ter. YESTERDAY Benjamin NJ Noe Henry schroeder Henry hra
August schuee schmidt and Henry kerus tU who
srse by Tiey aid Heidelberg Or robbing her empo
Carhi-t Wh1r Co.. clothing UsHuscura' at NOA AS
42O sud 422 BroaIway committed for examination
. At the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
John Ma,ney Of No. pa West Twsn it, committed ia
defut of bail having stolen $50 Terence RYAN Of No.
100 Williams Of No. l16 lhompsoHs charged
with stealing Of mi,tpg 0m William Ryan OF No, 2c3
C,ns committed 1 deitu.t Of 500 ball Anouia Live Of
No East Fourteenth charged Fsierc4 hsers Of No ~
was held IA default Of 500.
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A WELSH MUSICAL VICTORY.

In the choral competition for the $4,000 gold
cup which took place in the Crystal Palace London or
July TO- the South Wales Union Choir, composed en-
rey OF Welsh singers came off victorious for the second
time under the leadership Of Mr.. Griffith Jones' better
known as Caradoc Of Aberdar South Wales This gold
cup was offered year TO the choir that would sing
BEST upon subjects gwen in the Crystal Palace eev
era chors from different parts Of Great Britain went up
TO London for the purpose OF competing, and among
them the South Wales Union Choir under the leadership
OF Caradoe On that occasion, however only the Welsh
choir entered the arena and s performance under the
adjudication OF the best English critics was considered
worthy Of the prze but according TO the terms OF the
comnetop 10 have possession OF the cup and retain IT,
II WAS necessary that IL should be twice This
rho celebrated choir OF the Loyic Sol Fa Association,
under the leadership OF Prof Proudman, the surest
means OF keeping gold cup in London Announced It's
tntenon 10 compete and the contest lay between hcso
two chors The choir Of the Lowe Sol Fa Association Is
ooposed OF gentlemen Of the better class OF society,
selected out OF the 5000 coo inhabitants Of the metropolis
and trained as singers the highest state OF cultivation
while the Welsh choir is wholly composed OF the working
class-cbiehy coers, miners, and iron manufacturers.
These considerations gained for the Welsh much praise
last year their chief defect boipg mainly what could be
naturally expected-a want Of more classical training.
Caradoc with the Characteristic OF the race,
SET 10 train his 800 singers IN the right direction pre-
paraory to the second contest The difficulties that had
10 be surmouuted 20 attain the higher qualifications
necessary may be imagined from the fact that the mem
hers Of his chOr yed scattered through three or four
counties aud had 90 meet temporarily Ia such places a.
circumstances would adm, ~. rOhe4rsals
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DECLsIONs-JULY %.

Supprior Court-Specidl T,m-By judge Freed
msn-Alailert agt HsingOn.-Orer amend NJ papers &c.
81 Jr.e M)neTrt1or gt Jsc.aOU.-AOt0l 20 continue H.
ton granted, With costs tO abide event.
Court Of Common Pleas-SpsoiGl TGm-By Judgc
Belmcntee menorluum motion De-
Brand DitOl.kerO cOn4rmei and
judgment orerd $757s g. with and aosauce
JensJu agt. Jeuson.-Drorce granted.
Marine COtYt-ChGmber3-B Judge Curtis
Uernsea a Scat.-Noon denied with
costs Fescbhauer Rebho Motion dnei WITH costs Mrkert
a Ogeu deflu. sa aside the Judgment
,2anfa With +lO costs plaintiff Hey. kysshotou
% open the Judgment with SlO The defendant Berulsef at
Fars.er.-MouOE fE writ Of inquiry granted
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with steele, whose partners were unknown IN inc
transaction taking back 1000 acres, on whoh is ne
sort and oouyeying TO steele $500 III tho late
division sale steele and hs partners haf the
property was rated at s20O0OO, aud Is probably
worth much Senator Ramsey was consulted py
the War Department, knowing tho whole history anu ~
accused OF assisting tho Steele party 10 carry through
their scheme The law under which tho original saie
and transfer directed by Floyd reserves the te
until the whole purchase price Is paid. steele did not
have legal title any OF the property unless Dy ne
CONVEYANCE from Grants Administration and the tate
and transfers by subdivisions Is presumed Io nAf
been made to cover defects.
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Giationern.
fotcls.
Proposals

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az q.
= e ofes Of College iA Tune. Company un1' A-s-' "
ftpng labor material Tor the construction oi Iopos'l
,rh n,.e I'LL Bidders viii price PER cubic 'ad Tor '''.
excavation escasye Of euovaD Tor rth excavation ard
for such bHrksork may he required or lining sit tlrae' A
uch hubble masouy may b, required IN retaining walls l''
,- the right to ,ct shy bids P5us msy De seen 90,
Incarnation obtained of GEo l. CLARKE Ct-rau AZ .he oer Va
B. Hal.ettgusre. PTOyilenee r. l.
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MINIATURE ALMAaAC.

449 nm 723 Boop hss......
sany HOOK 72G S15 1sD 3ae Perr.. 1904
/
7J9 saBL.. S3J Hell Gate FerfV. .l02I
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csey the quarters where 1t expected to be most
efectual Lord Derby and Lord Salisbury troaod
it with contempt and their names remained the Gen
eral Committee @. VS.
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
Nrw.YonK. wedneslay. JOE .. l8-

NEw-YoRK, wednesday, July %, 1875
The dullness of the local horse trade con-
tinues There little transpirilg that is Of sufficient
interest to write about. At Messrs. Barker Chases
City Auction Mar. and New York Tlttersals, the usual
semi-weekly sale was held with tho following result as
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CALESDAR-rHrs DAY.

S~PNSxE C0rRr-CHAaBEUs-PRArT. J.
* Stevenson a. Foley l3J. York Chrome Co. agt
sUl2. ~ llham,on sgt Mason - beucAe 4 scott -
81 Orleans NJ 4 +. T. z. l4Otu the matter VI petition
CO. art. Won Hoffman - &c OF Bi s.
1O2 Verma ct al at HOyCT lJ2 IN natter Of The Com
ct al mOuWCath tns. Co.
1O5 Acfer es al art. Collins 159. jacobs Figer
etA lG2. .PeHdell agt James.
1874. .Eleson agt. FOHler.
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To the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: A correspondent, advocating in your
issue Of the 10Th inst the Of the guone in prefer
ence TO present method Of execution, as causing
death painessy and speedily thus attaining the
desired object while preserving the condemned from
much unnecessary torture Oyerooks the fact that the
few moments OF physical agony which a criminal en-
dures the caold in wise TO be cOmpared with
the days and weeks Of mental suffering which intervene
between the words which deprive him Of the last ray Of
hope and the execution. This change I'm our Instruments
Oi death may merit consideration after have removed
the greater and serious evils OF delay In the nd
mintratOn OF jus tce. which are glaringy apparent
hut n would relieve the convicted from ali the
antcpaOnsO far beyond the short pains OF the
galOws-and at the same time more thoroughly intimi
date those for whose benefit the example Intended
we cannot do more ehectually than by shortening
tho time between sentence and punishment. our
dangerous classes have especial dread OF that rapid
retriDuton which Ia the distinctive feature OF Lynch
law and when we have closed up a few Of the legal
knOt-hOles which murdeTers for temporary
hIding-placos from the hands OF justice, we sha not
only have made the example which seek TO impress
upon society forcble and coereIve but also les
sened incOnceyaby the tOrures OF capital punishment
NeD York, July q, 1873. II. Il. p.
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alarble amo Slate alanlcls.

4 KLABER, Steam MARBLEan MARBLE,
"a. IIING WONES 13i sud 1856 Et ghs'-..f 't''e .al
aartieired Msses iiag Marble Cc0ntr Aa-a-a 90 pn '1
DEW c.mpeEHoa. AarOe E0rHing iot the gT.le
STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and NoOdl
- AuteL Rich aud deEls ue 1res yucs ~ '1 80
west Twentv-hirist, between seventh Ari Ethlntt
TTHE PENRuYN SLATE Co. have removed
their Unonsonars Foar,h.ye. g ,rvS
teenthSt Offering large tmeut Of MANlhLN "NS
comprising 4aay eesaa. Aad unique ecss, az 9 '--N'
Nompetiuou.
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Chanree for Bnsiness Hlcn

AN IMPORTING and JOBBING FIRM about
"A changing business oF for SALE Their stock st eass Of
present Capital required abogs $4,000 Annual prot
$50 900 This opportunity succeed established and
profitable business. Address with n4mc IMPORTER lnogas
Ofce No other will receive attention
BUSINESS for SALE or ENCHANGE.-tlne
D GROCERY and TIA STORE; goot cash rae, low oF ag'
81 500 capital rquire Address PAULSON Co. eo d. ava
Rilroad-aVe aud BrOalsL, Newark.
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GouartnereBlp Noncce.

TIME COPARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing
nriey he arm uaue Of JOSIAH COLBY CO h aet gutah
consent, dissolved y"liaHn MN
Nov.York, Juy Is 1873.
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Sales bp aurtlon

A nERwIy.
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., 6j6 Broadway,
D BoRistSAe Of Books werEs oi At fiay Coos sc
DY JOHN III. DRAPER N Co, Aucioncers.
ID Tbo Delaware LaeEaslnaa and Western RAILROAD Company All
$4,000 TONS OF SCRANTON COAL
At Pubic Au,on WEDNESDAY, JUL 30 - o k non al
% Frrhar yp- -plso- SAMUEL SLOAN Prtsieut
S HER4iS Aucioaeer.
MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue of two
VA Chattel Mortgages SELL ruhc su'ion FRIDAY
Juy p At ~ oco the Colosseum No second The eors
FURNITURE Of sal yce Sac positive Dcaers iuyl BY order
Of PHILIP T. SMITH, Attorney of Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
forscs, Carriages. Garnrss, ST

6orses. Carriages. Garness, Sc.
Atm. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
"a ITORY FOURTH AVE. cor. TWENrTFIFruST
ery Family Cslges lgat Road Wagons All seeon
tstd &. rea5oasJ.e prices. Harness in groi. varietG
H-NO. 8 CORTLANDT-ST, near Broad
"a vnvPor Light Carriages Harness, Sheets. Whips &C. ths
cheapest ami the city. Several leaaero9 Bug
ges from Sl4O upl.
NSTHE SEASON is far advanced, we offer
oar line u FULL SPRING TOP WAGONS, and FJ Ill SPhlNG
AND SIDE BAR Road WAGONS, &C. a. 10 pes cent 6eiN ,osi
~ JOSEPH KEAL L Co.,
1.loi and 49G BroaiSay, neas Forty
HARNESS-ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bankrupt stock Of Gue ha1leSel HARNESS Jshtg gresi
No 8 Conlardtst, Near Broadway