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Austin Pendleton, Cincinnati, is 1t the Cen
tral.
D. H. Hunt, OF Lexington, il at the West Side
Briggs.
E. G. Blackner, editor, Burlington, is at the
Central
William R. Barnes, q. 8. A., ia 1t tho West
Side Briggs.
The Hon. Keys D. Brown, Laramie, ". T., is
at tho Central.
Col. George ". Perkins, Pontiac, is in the
city, and il stopping at the West Side Briggs.
George E. Hall, OF New York, and Charles Il
Goss, Of Boston, are At the West Side Briggs
The Hon. Logan D. Dameron and family, ST.
Louis, are among the arrivals At the West 6lde
Briggs.
Among the distinguished arrivals At the Union
Stock Yards yesterday was "StoneWal jackson" ="
bullock, weighing 300 pounds.
Among the arrivals at the Gault Ho use yester
terday were: A. French, Pittsburgh; Col. J. G:
White, New York; E: G. Ford, 3. c.; n. Scott
Vernon, Pittsburgh B. N. Heath, Lexington,
Ky.: tho Rev. F. S. Wood, WISCONSIN Eugene
T. Hinnan, Kansas City.
q. G. Powell, La Porte, President Of the
Indiana Editorial Association, is at tho Central
He has made arrangements for an excursion for
The members Of tho Association and their wives
to Lake Superior On the steamer PeerleBs, July
St, the party to rendezvous at the CentrA Hotel
DR.. !. Adams Allan, professor in Rush Medical
College, and one Of the leading prsctitioners in
Chicago, left the city yesterday for c summer
vacation in Europe. Dr. Allen haa been ONO OF
ths most industrious and devoted members Of his
profession, and this is the first time in twenty
years that he has left his post for recreation.
While his patients Will be sorry to lose the con-
fidence of his presence for the next eight weeks,
they will unanimously rejoice that he is to have
the vacation which he has SO richly earned.
The management Of Hiss Putnam's Company
st McVicler's Theatre have decided to change
the programme for this and tomorrow evenings.
"The Hidden Hand will be amputated, and
Tom Taylors comedy, " The Unequal Mstch,"
substituted. It ia hoped by the management
that with this change OF programme, and the
equally pleasant change Of weather, the audi
ences viii have improved in point Of numbers.
By Miss Putnam, htr. Browne appearing as BIen-
kensop On Friday evening Mies Putnam will
take farewell benefit, upon which occasion q
double bill will be presented It the weather
permits Rhe will doubtless play to good house.
The Apollo Club serensded Mr. Geo. P. Up
ton. their President at his residence on South
PARK arenue, g: late hour Monday evening
Their visit WAS complete surprise, and, as they
marched up the street in good order with Chinese
lanterns their chief executive did not know
whether the Sons Of Malta or the late Presl-
Dental campaign had been revived, and he was
DISPOSED to take refuge in his caetle- u the
Apollos we're not recognizable from thalr forms,
the7 we're from their voices, and hr. Upton's
auurehensions were soon changed into gratlhca-
ton when the Club began the first OF Il series OF
appropriate serenade songs, which were enjoyed
bI the Hhols naiehborhood- ThaV uazA not per
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LIVERPOOL, June 24-11 4. m.-Fiour, 1t CTS 6d@
2ss Cd. Wheat, winter, 12s ID: spring, 11a@12s
white, liza 1od&l2s; club, 12s ID Corn, 2ds Cd.
Pork, G2s. Lard, 39s-
LIVERPOOL, Jtne 2-o ?. p.m.-BreadstuTs nrmer.
White wheat, lis ud@l2s Id; club, Ia 4d@12s I'd.
Rect unchanged.
Tho recapts Of wheat during the last three days
were coo Quarters IS 0O0 Of which American.
The receipts OF corn were IT 900 quar.ers~
LONDON, June A-5 P. m.-Consols tor money.
92a1; 10 4os, 80; nvw Sc, so;< Erie, 4e;;a..
FRANKFORT, Juno 24.-Fivetwenties OF 'S2, o64.
PAH1s, June 24--Rentcs, SC +, o0c.
LIVERPOOL, june e3.--Cotton quiet end ateady !;
m1ddliug upland, SID; Orleans, 91sd. sales 1000
bsles; American, 6od0; speculation and export,
2,0D.
Tsrns and fabrics 1t Manchester dub, but not quot
ably lower. .
Brea1stu1s steady California Thlte wheat average
lis 6d912a Id club, 12a 4d@121 Cd. Flour, 2s 6d98s
Cd. Corn 26s 6d.
Cheese, 67B; Cumberland mtddles, 37s Cd; abort
xibs. 81 id.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


At this the atmosphere Is surch.TRed with tho
aeods OF ntermttents re1aittonts Rheumatism. puluo-
nasy disorders, bilious complaints, and tic Ike Persons
whose systems relaxed tho first succu
to theso distempers. Brace up the physical enezg.es
thcn With this potential vegetable tonic 1t is tho
powerful zccupezant which tho botanic kingdom
yielded to patient research and experiment. Tyit. Tbs
bndest disciple Of tho old medical dogas will least
admit that tonic aud altczaiyo. compounded Of ap-
proved 1erbs roots and barks, do harm willis the
testimony Of Thousands invites trial of its sztuos Vgoz
u the thing needed these Cases. wc dys-
pops& and nerous Affections aud Hostatters Bitters Is
the safes surcst, and most wholesome strengthening
preparation that human kill has ret concoctcd-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
rew York Financial News

NerV York Financial News
new YoRK, juno o4--Money vas IN demand It <@5
per cent, closing at 4. .-
Sterling ruled hrner and dull at 1o0h@looH for CO.
day, aud 110h&111n for sight
dold was dr1ner and rather moro active at 115,<0
1885, closing 1t the highest. clique Of brokers took
al offered 1t 115H. Leans 194 per ccut for carrying.
clea1iugs, 49, 100000. Tho Treasury disbursed $7o-
700.
Governments quiet and drm.
Stats bonds were dull.
Stocks weak and lower r the carly part OF
tho ay but gaadar In the afternoon with part OF tho
decline recovered Tho chief fluctuations were Dela-
ware Laekawanna h Testarn, 97A, Sc, 96t9e8K Har-
lem, 12'1<a12+H Union Paeihc, "a, 23H, 244@e4x;
Pacific Mal between 3'A aad 31zf Western Union,
s., SAX, 34T Esie, 621<@63A Lake Shore, 92992H:
Northwest common, 72ts71!s St: Paul eo4@5o*
Wabash, 67H@63; st. Joseph, a5S34's O., c. I. c.,
G@NH.
Tho exports of domestic produce for the week we're
$5,728,9l5.
The E1te Company sold to German banking CON-
pany 100 600 threedays sight exchange London at
lC9A.
Tbs Pacifc Hail Direction held another meeting to-
day, but no positive action taken On the bond
question owing to the absence Of the counsel Of tho
Company. Tho Directors meet again Thursday next
Sterling. 1nQl<
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RuffuIo livestock Market

BUFFALO. June Receipts to-day, in
clulng 81 reported to arrive, 781 total for the
week. 61s8 Tho market was moderately active It last
weeks prices Tor heavy cattle~ Light stock were q
shade weaker. There Was heavy run OF Light Tex
ans, which vcre slow Of sale. Est Texans brought
good prices. The of stock was much inferior to
that Of last weet There were but few prime catle tn
Illinois 4tcers, ~ 1.o5o@1, SEQ na, at $5sH@t12x
II Illinois cows, ~ 1,10a La, at $40; IS Missouri
steazs a41@1. 20 tbs, At $500; n Missouri COVE
av 9s7 a at 81 fit TEXAS steers, $40 u.s. st
$500; US Iowa steers. 1.1ss@1, ,25s liz, 1t $500
600; $50 Ohio stoezs. ~ 1.ol9@1. .A7 h. At $500
$50; IS Ohio hefera, ~ s19@1 IA he, At s. 2s95s7h
ported az5vals, 1000 total for the weak 5,2oo The
market opened dull and hsa7y at 1<c OF lass weak 8
$500 IS State 1smbs GO 1he s. 90 4s7 Ohio clipped
aheep, 60 h. $5-oo 4s2 Ohio clipped ahseP, 74994 H.
50O; 205 Michigan clipped sheep, 81 ba $3.50
81 Indians clipped sheep, 81 rs, $3.50.
Hoos-Receipta to-day, 1000; total for the week,
1920. Market dull and fat 1t $4. 4.eoS5.oo. Most Of
the arrivals wers through consignmenta- Little
doing.
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CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, June ~.
Tho mort that cau be said IN connection with the
dry gooda market IL that zade ia season
and that prices ct staple cotton snd woolen ta1tle
and al sesonnhls fabrics generally, comparatively
steady and uniform. Some liberal orders have been
placed within tho past hadozer days. but the princ-
pal inquiry has been in the shape Of mail orders for
aua package lots to complete asso1tments In values
the only uotahle changes = reduction Of ~ in
Garner and Washington cambrtcs, and Ac In Ions
dale and Lyman bleached costons. The upward move
meot Of the price Of tho material has operated
70 strengthen tho market for cotton goods and while
in tho present quiet state Of trade no
immediate decided advance Ia looked foE return OF
activity Will doubt Wttneas 3 material appreciation
In values Of certain lines The carpet trade continues
qui< and It reoenty revised quotationc the
kos Is steady and firm. Stocks, while somewhat
duced s1e still II good shape, and are in way
ample to meet the requirements Of the trade. The
Economist and Dry Go9ds Reporter gives the following
tho imports Of forogn dry goods for the week into
the port OF New York, aud snca January for the
past three years
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS FOE THE WEEK.
Entered 1t the port 21o,951 ST. 374 9o7 $40 sos
Thrown upon market. 101s,216 1,DI8,938 1,o201 18A
Ent'df for consumption 692,952 6s8, ,67 651 ,443
IMPORTS OF DIT GOODS d1ycE IAN. l.
1871. 1872. 1873.
Entered at the port. ea5 $7s o5s $G5 46
Thrown upon market 60, 1884 g. o7289o6 c6,8'e,5N
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Troubles In tho Republican Camp In
New OrIeauE.

sr. Lou1s, ho., June PA special from New
Orleans Bays: Considerable excitement has
been created In political CIRCLES by tho action Of
city, in having adopted resolutions denouncing
certain appointments in the First New O1leana
District, as having been tnade Of men imported
expressly for that purpose from Washington
City. and asking the Governor 70 appoint, in
stead, homo Republicans. The resolutions also
now party movement, and greatly fear that it is
a move OF the Democracy to decoy Republicans
into their political poEers'"
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To b prepared for this scorchng "eathcr 70 naFo
b.ppnc4a guaranteed especially for the restless boys
Who run around in hot we.ther a1d nerer will remain
eti1. 1t A. J. Nuttings 9. Q. D. Store, Nos. so and
So State street. can b found hno stock Of bo!s,
5ouths' aud chdren'a linen garments OF al des'1aoe
styles boys' and youths Whta duck and brown naen
euta striped coats, grsy mohatr costa and the Ike;
ch1ldren's brown linen, daribalh and blouse suits,
brown striped linen blouse, and WaVery suia; also
Whlte duck hlouae. WaSerlg and sailoE suits
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Illinois River and Canal Y%ews.

Special Dispatch 70 1he ENicdJo 1f1bNne.
LASA11K, ILL.,, June 14.-The steamer Katie arrived
to-day, towing the canalboats Deer Pazk and Mouth
Lake Depua; and the Monitor from Aeunerin and al
passed into the canal loaded with corn for Chicago.
The river has fallen to the level OF the Henry daI
showing feet inchea the nItrc-sill Of Lock IS
CAsAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, June M.-ARRrvED-Asi.,
Henry, b,o73 hn What Jennie n. ozzis, 1890 bu
oats Waterloo, Henry, $50 tons pig-iron-
CLxAkED-Gca. Sherman Joliet. 81 .41a it lumber.
, 1873-06-25
Boaton Cattle Market.

WArERTows, Mass., Jnne 24.-CAr1LE Receipts
1,47 Prime good esttle In betser supply grsssfed
country stock beginning to bo received and in f.i1
condition for slaughter. Sales Of choice st 5000
second, se oo@7.so third, $5.oo@5. so.
SHEEP AND IAMns-Receipts, 135. Trade not &C
tive; sales in lots wool sheep S3.oo@4.25 each ;
spring larnbs 9{El0c per b.
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ST. Louis, June 24--An attempt Was made
Oh Saturday last by . hand Of desperadoes to
rob the store Of Mr. Roddy, OF burlington, about
twenty miles from bore. Roddy resisted, shot
and killed two Of the gang named Joseph Bacus
and Thomas Jefferson, and clubbed another with
mis- gun 30 badly that he cannot live.
, 1873-06-25
The Produce Markets.

| NEW 1CEh.
NEW YoRx, June M.~Co1ros-A shade better mid.
ding upland, 21c.
| BazAns1rrts-Flour IN better inquezy. aud price.
STATE, as5@52 common 70 good extra, $5.so@64o
good to choce do $64a715; white wheat EXTRA FLO
?S ;a2 9aa d9 .aa s%: 109 cs.a es aas;
and unchanged. Wheat in moderate demand 1t I'M
changed prices receipts, 116oo0 bu; No. spring,
S.5o91.M No Iowa spring, ass; inferior red
Western, s1.55. Rye, barley andm unchanged Com
1s %es and at eq %be
Western, 70c Oats more active and frner receipts,
7s 900 bu now mtred Western, 1896; whi!e Vest
ern, 27@49c; black western, A2943c.
Eoos-Du1 and unchanged.
BAY AND HoPs-Onchangcd.
GRocEAz1s-Co9ee quiet and steady. Sugar un-
TUnpzar1xp-~Dun At &4Xc,
Pnov1s1oss-Pork more active, but decidedly lower
Beef md cut meats unchanged. Lazd weaker; stesu,
s3.s: - cx,er -na,,,ncod
WH1sxz-A shsde e.sia: st 93H@9sc+
/ Msupu1s June 24.-Corrox--QuIet and unchang-
cd; good ordinary, 1691613c; low middiina, 17x
BnEAnsruzrs- Flour quiet and unchanged; <4.oo@
$50. Corn steady st 6sa59c. oats ste,dy at A84+c.
BRAs-steady, At $ls.oo@13.5o.
PRov1s1oss-Pozk steady at H7.oo917.25 Bscon un-
changed
LoU1svntr--June 24-BarAos1U17s-Flouz ssead5
p Pno71a1oSs--steady. Mess pork, ne.s74@1e.75.
9xc; packed bulk mests unchanged. Lard, primo
steam, $40.
"Hsa-O''n'nsse; Sfsc1xrAr1
Crvc1zaA11. Juna a4.-BREADs1uKTs-F1our Gull u
xs.o@7. g. Whest dull; H. 40. a. red wtntser ;;ss ~.
duH It ssesss. Barley duli sna nominal
Pnova1oss-0pened dull, but closed hfner. Port,
$lb3oal5.75. Lard dun and nominal; steam, 848
Eeftfa at/f1Aasc Bulk rueatR fF1u ehpuldcYU.
sood dsn.nd; Shoulders. Ike; eeal ab, s3s};e;
WI Va1saS~ ~s:ssdy: soe; ,,o,n
BALTIMORE, Juno 2.-BRxADsTU7Es-F1ourd dull
aud heavy, but prices wers unchanged. Wheat quiet
Com nrm; mixed Western, eogconc. oats dzm !:
mixed Testern, &c: whtto do. Ac. Bye steady at 100
Paoyr1oxg-pun md weak: n,ess po11, s17.oo.
Bulk shoulders, 7c Other articles unchanged.
Bgr7xn-Westezn wanted; market bare; choice,
Tnzzx-e4c atock light.
No. Milwaukee sprtug offered ut s1.48. Corn quiet
high mixed, &c.
Br, LOUIS, June A.-BRxADsTUYTsF1our dull
and unchanged Wheat dun and dropping; sample
lota No. 3 fill sold 1t s1.25; No. do, H.z6. Corn
No. No. Z 2sa@xc, On tSscf: as92sc n elevator !;
., sc.
WH1gKY-Steady at Soc.
PRov1s1oss-Pork lower at $16.00916.23; Latter de-
Hyered. Bulk neats nominal Bacon quiet: only
smal1 order trade 1t previous pucea. Lard nou'rai
NoGs and CAET1EUnchanRed.
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE,, Juno A.-BKEApsTcrrs-.Flourd duu
and nominal Wheat firm No. !, 81 ~ 10 \ s':aI
steady; "a /, &C Corn In fair demand and higher;
No. 2, Sc. Barley quiet and weak; No. ? eoc.
FHx1oH1s-To Buffalo, 6Hc; oswego, lac
RrcKprs-Flour, II. 900 brls wheat, az, 900 bu.
BH1pxxs1r-FIour, 5000 brls: wheat, &. 600 bu-
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, June 24.-DREADsTuFFs-Flour steady.
wheat In fair demand aud = atsde higher extra
White Michigan, $50 arnber Michigan, 1857 Gpot
and June, 81 4sH July; No. red, 1.4aH; No. 2 AM
bez uuna3s, $1-59. Corn steady high mt1ed, 4o4o
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Ohio Constitutional Coventfon.
COLUMBUS, June 24.-1n the Constitutional
Convention this afternoon, proposition to so
amend the Constitution as to prohibit the Legis-
lature from passing any usury laws Was in
definitely postponed,
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WALL STREET,.

4hCF1EtV OF A04 nOAGy3 0tUCA3 43VA0S
Gold, a&nd Produce Markets.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago tribune.
New YoRK, June 24.-The stock market has
been dull during the entire day There were no
features to re1ie7e the monotony, and it is gen.
orally conceded that it has been the quistest day
for some time.
BONDS.
Governments were quiet but a shade frmer.
WAS quoted At 1855 at noon, but became weak
on 6rner quotations from London and declined
to l153k, but recovered to 1155zz, at which price
it closed. The carrying rate for gold has been
2, g. and per cent, and closed at the latter
figure. The following is the business Of tha
Gold Exchange Bank to-day: Groas clearings,
e72068.0 900 currency balances, "a, 97s, 1853 gold
balances, "a 2564, $751;
closed at 4@5 per cent. Foreign exchange waa
q shade frmer. The leading bankers have ad-
vsnced the rate to 109sz Tor sixty days, and
110A@11o96 for short ght.
PACIFIC MAIL
At 3 meeting Of the Pacific Mal Directors to-
dsy, the subject Of screw versus paddle-wheel
steamers WAS thoroughly discussed. It seems
likely that the Company will replace their
steamers with screw steamers, and issue bonds
TAKEN % On % the bona oTns Sa to tho
absence OF the counsel Of the Company. Tho
Directors meet again on Thursday next :.
PRODUCE.
Flour ia in mora general demand, with more
stoadinesa in the low grades OF spring and WIN
ter wheat extras. Medium extras are dull and
heavy, especially Minnesota brands. There ia
less pressure to sell family grades Flour closee
better for most grades under S6.75, with good
inquiry for good No. 2, superfne. and low
extras. Family grades are hold with more
steadiness, but are not quotably higher. The
low grades Of Minnesota are still dull. Sa1es,
Il, 500 brls. Grain-In wheat little was done at
tho opening OF Change. Common qualities are
very heavy, while good ruled firm. Good
No. 2 Was in very Light supply, and
firmly held. Winter ruled dull and uncertain.
The market for wheat closed quiet but firm for
good No. Milwaukee, which is SC arce, but
heavy for common qualities. There was less
depression in winter, though the demand is
light and confined to milers. Tho ssles are
g., 900 bu. Tho market for pork was active Of
decided decline. The depression was caused BY
the failure at Chicago. The sales, cash and reg
ular, are 800 brla now mess. Fox future delivery
we learn Of considerable morement, embracing
about 5000 brls for July. In out meats tha
business was limited, and prices more or less
unsettled, owing to tho break in other provl-
sions. Tho bacon market was quiet. Some
business was done at steady p1icea- Tho sales
foot up about 100 boxes long clear. Dressed
hogs we're in good demand, aud higher; receipts
light. Lard was moderately active, with the
market lower, and Western about 8Nc for June.
City sold at 8aGc. For future delivery, the
transactions reported embraced 500 tcs On con
tract, buyers option till July I.
, 1873-06-25

COLUMBIA, O., June 24.-1he Supreme Court
Of Ohio to-day decided that tho School Boards
have the right to exclude the Bible from the
schools, to exclude singing and religious ezer-
cises, and that the Court has no authority to M
terfere with their discretion in the exercise OF
this power. Tho Judgment Of the Superior
Court is therefore reversed.
, 1873-06-25

the 21st Of January, 1871, Of having in his pos
session counterfeit plata for printing internal
revenue stamps, and was sentenced to i've years.
imprisonment in the Albany prison, has been
pardpped by Preaident Grant.
, 1873-06-25
Vessels Passed Detroit

DETROIT, 311ch., Juno 24.-PAssED DowH-Props
Lake E. Cleveland, Toledo, 1nter-Ocean and barge
Allegheny and bsrgea; harks Jessie, Drum1nund !;
schra West Side, Clayton Belle, E1preas, Louisa l. r.
Perry, B2rba-ian.
Passed Ur-Propa Pacific, Tweed, Nashua; schrs
Superior, Marah Surprise, Surprise. Alexander, lii
ami Thomas Slms, Charles Luliug, Gar, Fame-
W1ND-Southwest,
DETROIT, Mich, June 24.-PAssED DowN--ProFs
Arizona Huron, City Of Dubuque, aud bargna Ii,ts-
lurgh and barges schrH John Burt, N. c. Potter,
William Hunter, uiuckley, Preston, OnedI.
Passed Ur-Props SxneIac, Rcse, and bargcs.
NLSpEortnta5t.
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OF ms re6ldence, ana, accOrQlng TO the scrlptural
injunction, ga7o them drink. afr. McA7oy
WIS On hand, and tapped the first keg be could
lay his hands On. The Apollos quenchcd their
thirst, sang some more. retired in good order to
the accompaniment Of the brewery whistle, and
everybody Was tho hsppier for the feast Of music
and aow Of beer.
Miss Smiley, the Quakercss preacher. is hay-
ing cottage-house built at Saratoga
Secretary Dcano is building residence On
the Martinsburg road, about a mile south Of Mt.
Vernon Ohio.
Queen Victoria is to be sponsor to the infant
daughter Of Lord Dufrorin, Governor General OF
Canada, and the child will be named Victoria
Alexandria.
Il Ohio Railroad Company, contemplates a
visit to Europe, and will probably leave on the
9th OF next month.
OF the 400 people who lived in Lawrence, KIM
sas. in 1854, but six remain. Gov. Robinson,
G. ". Babcock, J. S. Emory, c. F. Garrett, 4.
u. Searl, and John Speer.
J. G. Cooper, formerly Of the Centralla Sen
tinel, has removed to Topeka, Kansas, where lie
has accepted position in the Lnnd Department
OF the Atchison, Topeka d bante Fe Railroad.
J. Edgar. Thomas, President OF the Pennsyl-
wants Central Railway and wife, with a party Of
their friends, have gone down the Denver 4
Rio Grande Railway to Mantou Hotel, where
they expect to spend considerable time rocuper-
ating.
Mr. Colfax will be glad to see that the son OF
his q 900 friend, George F, Nesbitt, has been
again favored ut tho post-Odice Department in
Washington. very comfortable contruct in
envelopes and stationery has been awarded him
by the Postmaster General.
Maj. Gardner g. Blodgett, our Vermont Com
missioner to the Vienna Exposition, arrived
home Thursday. He has been in fine health,
and comes home, rs Bayard Taylor tersc1y ex
pressed 1t in one OF his Tribune letters, "to
wash his banda Of the Vienna scandal. bur
lington ~ Free Press.
Atthe banquet At Langres, France, the Prince
do Joinvi1le said: Zone day, at the height Of
that ter1ib1e crisis Of secession, when tho ex-
istence Of the American Republic was most in
peril, asked Mr. Lincoln what WAS his policy.
i have none,' be replied, I pass my life in pre-
venting the storm from blowing down the tent,
and drive in the pegs as fast as they are pulled
uD'"
, 1873-06-25

NEW YoRx, June 4.-Col. Robert B. Clsske,
we11-knovn officer. who made good record dur
ing tho var. but WAS convicted in this district On
, 1873-06-25

Judicial Appointments.
ST. LOUIS, June 24-Gov. Woodson has sp-
pointed ". B. Napton Judge Of the Supreme
Court in place Of Judge Ewing, deceased