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New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

Let the Free States array themselves this
wear in sold phaanX against Pres dent VINO awaits
only the opportunity 20 make himself usnrDer snoh
reDuke utey necessary IN order 70 awaken him
from his mad dream OF power VI uca Observer Deinl
The outlook altogether is far from discOur-
aging the West the incoming senators will be
mostly Democratic and 10 is certain that IN 1877 Dem
ocratc senate Will support DemOcr ttic Administrl-
ton. II is Onlv question OF tifn- ana mat limo Is ID
the very near futuTe.-[st. LOUIS Times DemJ
The Republican party Is the only one that
haE proposed policy which avoids Tue extreme OI
more pronounced violation or n1iional pledges,
and which maintains the honor ot the nation whle IL
demands relief the depressed buslut-- and indus
tries Of tie cOuntry.-SpnngneId IIl journal thepJ
The action of the Indiana saurlans IN attempt
Ing resuTrect issue hat has been dead sx years
ami is now thoroughly decomposei even 70 STINK,
simply proves that the Indiana sauriaus would never
learn ANYTHING even though they should i've ls long as
tbe rocks wherein rooted, and the eternal bills
wherewth they Duttressed-lChlcfgO Times tlhd)
The Government now existing III south
Carolina and Southern ,.ae- Is tn oH-nse
and a reprOach 10 the whole country IL oughl 10 ne
changed and improved speedily a. possible ahl We
are gad learn that the President means ID idEt le
work of improving hand, uule~s 10 II immediately
accommodated people Of the stale themselves
Providence Journal Rep
The Canadian Reciprocity Treaty IL hostile 10
every principle apOn winch the present Government OF
the United states Is conducted. IL Is prsLent iioe
trade device. cuuuiugY prepared WIN t4t A t, +tI"
overriding and nufying the night OF the House OF
Representatives 10 originate aud pass upon All matters
which are connected with raising or spend uc FcF-
enue.-i Philadelphia Inquirer dsepJ
Ii the Republican leaders and the Republican
Congress viii out recognize the demand Oi tae present
aud give heed 10 Wise cOunseis, nO new party hettrr
tnan either Will be required for within me- ranks of the
ReDubcau party usually acting 10 te best
ueu II The nation Tue PARTY 1as onI " DO aHfLAV al
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
VERLFTC4TIOES or POSITIONS or TIE
COMETS TIL.

LAST VIEW OF THE COMETS HEAD ON LAKE
ONTARIO-PROF SWIFT FINDS THE TAIL ~ THE
PREDICTED POSITION
To the Editor Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: That the failure TO see the comet
tail Of the predicted length due chiefly TO the unfayor
able sky and haze OF our appears from letters
have received from Prof Lewis Swift Of Rochester who
reports having seen it much further extended than
have supposed it to be visible. On Thursday evening
last July l6 be removed telescope about mile to
spot where the comet, until II finally disappeared
in Lake Ontario. On the following evening, at sue same
place be saw the tail. abeve bank OF dense ciouuS'
from 10 TO l0B O'clock "extending 10 line drawn from
Apha 10 Chi ana during occasional lucid Interval 70
a line drawn from "a UrsB 10 rhuban II appeared 10
be less curved tBan heretofore" Tne star ID Is me
last star but one III the handle the Dpper; SO that
Prof swift on July IL the tai extending more llah
lOo above the Pole scar, and about Ga III ehsth' lo
staes that the tail was very faint for one so long
but notwithstanding the Increasing moon, his oDser'a-
ton gives new reason nope ts successful observations
during this week hLSHi IL fA4'Aii0I-'A
Neto- York, July 90 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
RECIPROCITY WITH HAWAII.


The reciprocity question is again beng
aQnUlted IN the Hawaiian Kingdom. Ile last iuall
brings intelligence that petition has been pre,ented 10
the KING, signed by prominent merchants or Honolulu
reque-tiug the Government tu negotiate with isHhE-
ron ON the subject I4ls pelOu Ids been iOrNhf4tl 10
the Legislature bv fhe KING, ~itn recOmmen Iatlon
that Dee taken upon an1 l- may De expected ~
the present temper of pht ceiling I'D thb Islands tdt
an appr Jpriati0u will b. made fDr sending au embassy
tn th country 20 conduct Gaze negotiations. since the
decline Of whaling Ine only important interest I'D Hl-
w.liI, taat connected with the production Oi sugar
The question Of finding profitable market Tor iAtli
sugar Is all-lb-OrDlng on" 20 me planters A tc"
months ago the planters of HAWAII Thought theY
mad found this 100 tlr A4-rliu colonies hud Ic'l-
OF city treaty with Sew -U-il lies was the ptuic"l
Tor al tho evils Whgu had '. upon lne lsltAds bit
after three -uipuehi-, no Vas fouuh ilal even
ygtA duty OF. sugar, D" m Au,lI1lla lh the
Uavaliau~ could not EXPORT I-re eXcrp u pO 1--WE
loss. Hawaiian planters nave frtuihca 20 tuelt
first love aud vii doubtless prc-- their SUIT fOr reel
Droclrv with the Uultcd states with more drior thai
formerly. with this question OF reciprocity the Olu
question " annexation may 30 again reOpenei Dut u
may DE accepted anytn looking toward thr en-
tire OF tie ls II j. mast come rom me people
ttm-eiVes The recent -tc. ot ~ 10 HicLt bI.t
ain invests tne subject with fresh interest and IN con
t-Utud- VIII De a midway station fOr The Irdnspac u
cable between this coast ana emma. II !, sAIu dud
win force, tha- upon tie death on the present
King. there more direct representatives, OF
tieAauela, the Island 80 Zrafdte toward tHls re
uube There IL now before United states Senate,
posa renewing rcCIprU .tJ WltA Cin@uh' anu tue
:. fOrua -i5Aturp hus a-Eed Congress ~ uegulhte
A similar treaty with MeXCp Ine appncatOu OF hawaii
will u axe tlIrd, that The whole qut ailOn OF oui
waiting commercial connections with our uelEhbOs VIII
come UP al the ensuing session oI congress-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

liking for the moment and do not see beyond H.
,0rs will act in AS You Like 1t" and "Ihe
srbool For Scandal as long as the Stage
',anas OF the English language is spoken
49,, when Miss Kate Mayhem has done playing
with the Tide" nobody viii arise TO tonoh IT,
r,s tide viii flow ont and the sand viii lie bare IL Is
lv one more recruit to the vast army Of ephemerai
mas that move TO oblivion under the banner OF me-
,rtty No work lasts not universal IN Its ap
,tiou elemental in its constituent parts, and vital
,,tn sincerity and truth. Meager tne American drama
. and mearcr 10 VIII remain-no, till afiuenee offers
- 4or ,,,a plays OF legislation protects copyright
t tail bor artists up. who shall know human ma
m intuitIvoly a. well by observation, whose natural
to, OF utterance shall be the dramatic form, and who
sbal write plays for their saae-with truth. DEPTH
.,retne,s symmetry. and universal sgnihcance-cre-
,ng types O character and representative phases or
experience. and ennobling ideals. 10 which actors
can at thcir powers aud through when they
will naturally delight shine, aid not making as 80
many of our pay-wrights do III these Eaccid days, the
atroa paut.oOns IN quantities to smt he purchaser
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21


The 39tA anniversary of the New-forA state
Teachers Association viii be neIt IN Bugnamton JAY
2s - and So There will be three sessions each da Tie
forepoons " be occupied by the four sections aud I'D
the afternoons and evenings the sessions viii De gen
eraL A $50 D. IL. Tuesday July 25 the address oi
welcome will be delivered by the Mayor of Bingham
ton aud the Rev DR.. Edward Tly or. % which the Pr-
DENT Andrew Mcmillan. viii respond; tho C5mmittee
on the Condition Education viii report. and tandlnt
committees Will De appointed. Papers and addresses "A
the following subjects viii be presented during the
meeting Uf the Association:
Duality of Mind 49, Correiated % Duality Of Brain-BY
Dr. i. :. Lambert, NcW-1oFa.
CuIture .u Common 5cuJOs-By Prof. George g. saw
yer, Utca Free Academy. - ,.
s3dtrs aud Geonctry-Dr. Burt g. Wilder Cornell
Compulsory EiucatOH-Prnc.pal samuel q. Love-
Prlnary EiIc4ton-Miss Elizabeth Richardson Ere
donna. .r-..
lie New Departure III { Elucauon-Proi. F. A. Allen
Mansfield. Penn. ~,
lanes Crlit.hauk. IL D.. Brooklyn.
Education OF WOinau-By Mo. Anna Manning con-
foIt, N. D., Syracuse.
The Delaware Llckawanna and Western Railroad
COMPANY and The New-Y0rk aud OswegO Midland RAJ
road Company viii give return tickets free over tAeF
roads and their branches TO members Oi the A'soc
tion The Erie Railway Company Will return members
at one-tnlrd the regular rates.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

BLEECRgR-Ol sunday 1u j.. i71 c.r1r p rf Of Lrsrar
D. .Ha .A--l.er lhe t .tl.i.. j ..a t
a. e. l..c. jj- f,.. N..-t.r-l-
BosyFrr-Oa ,.rurll JAY D.. "cr, rrnt .o- .Wn %
v.rr,-.t A Bona 0lt 20, j .5.r . .... I. .a4 ..I.
t- re.d-us- of r1r.ns .a .t--rrao .. '. 49,
Sev.g.~he- lt ..1o D. a.. ret4rar. sea.-s .t 90
t:u+ .. 70.
CHAPMAN, Br1aky- or S-rI IaT J.t i. E.. nj N X
luI t.e re y-r.a ' l.,.r .-. . Hr t'..
fnI,rs froa Old, r-.ia-. ' t .'-. N H "..' 90,
t3Y bo4s-, 90 I" cdHrsi-.. I'd. - i-s-. ID. .. '
C1gn os- sugt. u loA.s 49,. ,o--- .ssr,
ri .rsr L tste ,cs rom he e. ree OF .er parents iOs
S.4ts..t. o- iuesai,. Ju.r 30. f- - 3D.
.,,s ,.- r.l- fo ,--t c...,. u-.l..I ..f.. .,r ,i
Dt,-,tv d. ,,f ei, s. Dtv, o.. norm. .I .I ....
,,,-g.up,rn,, R,,l, , S,,l,.,- Ill. f- ,f,.r, bret
.,s P...ae 4-a-..rs y. t4s ale s.e, Ft-
ge-alL
esere o. her family, oo1A Dfot-'l "4i-'~ ' -@'aI
as -"e.'eN. ..,o d.. ..-, -.
GALPtN-ol srn-af J1 ~ ief 'i-e. '-'I'- " VIZ i'''
o, hs sge ,,-.,.-..,,,- H.. ...l. - .r....i.,
fulefsi ,'f'ce WV pr ''4 a. 80 g- ' | ~
'H' - a -'' " r ., ....c
H..Irras0a
The md friends - ~" '-Ha i-r - fc' .aa
t.r uhe.A 'si'',e' - .l -. '. .l. i.-....,-
LE CCUNT-A Nes-i9e"i' on -, ~ t ---''i . -uHie'
d. AID joseph le = ~ i @ '.,1 . d. ,..,. , , a.
FaHsr,. 'Ai' -A' ''as'4-''' non I' '''--'' % -
NASGELs-or Nonli- July 20 l7i F-''--s' s-Ee h 20
Nllf 2" hAF g 'inse' ~ ~ ~ q r-,,,,
AVS 'ii'4-e ...l ~.
l'i-.. ~. y. D. sus a. 'i, are 'g'i-'l. ' ID, -.
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Y. h.Ll-SiY ~. nara .'~-i-' ''- vi -- ~
Ia III me ssir In, rr,e. o .t,s-I flueA
90, te 20, -rcs u LIS yrsaila.hef DI. Grls...4 N.Uv.
Els Orluge n. Wcl4es-- J-i .. - tr.- caves
b. {o
MULF0RD-At Mslopnc n 2. Jg'y 20 ls-i F --sua"l ID,
hoTsaa ,n ''h ~ h''- l. -u- ' " "
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Personal.

Jules Favre has married an Alsacian refugee
Prince Jerome Napoleon has arrived in
Paris.
Ex-COngressman Herrick Of Maine is lying
4n a critical condition at his residence III Alfred.
The Rev. Father O'Farreu of this city is
spoken OF ID Kingston, Canada. the probable
bshOp OI that place.
No information had been received at the
Executive Mansion yesterday TO when the President
aLEeturn 10 Washington.
Senator BOgy of Missouri, who is 10 start
soon a European tour gwen "A complimentary
banquet IA 81 LylIs Oh Thursday evening last.
a Boston dispatch says il is probable that
GOV. WashDurn vii he appointed the Hoosac Tun-
lei Comm --On ia place OF e1-GOy. Bullock. who de
-liues % serve.
Senators Thurman, Logan, and Sherman. and
Cen. Morgan announced among the speakers a
National s1idierS' ne held in a forest camp
near Cal. well. OAl0, Oh sept. 20.
Mrs HQratiO Seymour has been chosen Presi-
deut Of tie Ladies' UiOn Monument Association Buf-
fao whose mission Is the erection Of soldiers monu-
41eut OL 80 garu-sq lsTe IN tlat city.
Ex-Secfetary of the Treasury Mccullough,
who has Iseen,y returned from LJadOn, has arrived
Fort yne. iud.. where he viii spend few weeks IN
Lis oid home as lie guest Of his sons.
Judge Swayne Of the United States Supreme
Ioart has gone 10 Rockaway Beach with his wife.
iS 10 sg Of The same Court viii spend the summer
VIZ Ms ."'HiE al H.nte sulphur springs
President William ID. Bishop of the New
Haven and Hartford Railroad las started on a sit
weeks vacation win hs family intending 20 travel in
Special car thrOlsa SewBruasNlck Nova scotia, and
Canada.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall of this city de-
bvered az address at Burlington Iog.. OH wednesday
'SNnnF last Oh thA " A''-r"-n sund4y-seAoo Uuion:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
its bearing upon the entire

the nature Of its works ts bearing upon the entire
community" ~
'Vice-President Wilson arrived IN Washlng-
ton Friday evening, and left foi MS nome the next
night he saws he has so much imp owed in health that
n Congress 20 assemble immed ltey ne "ouiu De
prepared to his position issuing oucer VI
the Senate He passed through tins cI1 yesterday
The Albany Argus is informed >that Treas
Ranes is entirely recovered mentally, ma VIII re-
his office shortly. His physicians de scribe MS
mental difficulty sub-acute dellrium-nor\ mania
produced by extreme exhaustion Of tue nervous
DE still weak and improves slowly in that resptc
DR.. Wordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln, preached
in Westminster Abbey in London recently, on the SUD-
ject Of cremation. He could conceive OF anything
more barbarous and unnatural, and one OF the hrst
fruits OF It's adoption would be 70 undermine the fatA
mankind in OF the bOdy, ana 80 brug
about most disastrous social revolution TIE emu oI
which 10 not easy 10 foree There was no cOhoel
able ground which the custom OF burning the Douy
could defended and it 10 he introduced among
civilized nations il would cOurm ana increase ne Wlde
spread RIGHTEOUSNESS and immortality when now pre-
vail IN ali Tie great capitals of the world.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
THE AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF NEW CHURCH
MINISTERS.

BATH Me, July 2O.-The American Confer
encc OF New Church Ministers met IN TINS city to-day
Among the ministers present, representing the Ne"
Cburch in various parts OF the United States and CAn-
, are the Rev. J. T. Hl5bard, D. D., Of Chicago, HI,
President of the Conference the Rev Mcssrs. Stewart
Could ana sewall, from Onio the Rev. Messrs Burn
ham and Tafel, from Pennsylvania; tine Rev MessrS
Pettee Reed and Seward from Massachusetts, the X
thauucrv Giles NeWHJrK, tn- Rev. George frIu VI
OMAHA aud Ile R-v-. Sm1cl f. Dixie, ID. D., " n. De-
HAYDEN, ana George f. S,earns OF Maine. Ihe CohieI
enc will sit during the The Commission On lue
Liturgy have continued their session Tor WeeA ailu
viii re,eut their report u Ae Conference early lA tAe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
LATEST SNIP NEVS.
For other ship Beirs see THIRD Page. ]
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s,erp Columbia DBL Higgins. Genoa June II, Leghorn l4h
Nc, fstu Mesant 23i Mrnoa 26h hars-ies
a Caa.enA JEy J. Gibraltar At, vita mise and pass to
Hrn--rsou Bros.
steamship UGrr wOr Hamburg July 8, with mdse and
sap - Vagg-1u C0 wa4so ST. shaw Port CaedoAi IS lays
wiz coal .
BarE Marcard Pofti sva Rio JlHeiro Nav 81 In ballast
Albeit Jshl tGerl Lembeke, P0nsPte bG-1, IA iaTs
B l. A. Duval lof yarmouth Rogers Bremen June ., H
J.I.fsl j. auch0rrr D. firayrsend Bsy ior orders
Irg Pusco tiisI 40 ttaeo Ira0ani - isa Win SAT-
rsoIaA lltal e.o. hAyfe y d-'s, 10 ballast
Gung.Stas 1.5c DemeafA Is dAit sa sugar and mo-
lasses-
Bn F,vots SeHaven wooo Wari Port spAn, raiA4 IS
dar IA and ino'ass-s
sclr. Mocslng bird. ---, 81 John Y B.. nth lnmbsr
Schr. AliBc Brl B-vea. 81. John, \ b. ~'tb lumber
SEAL. AprculItof lbG.l 81 John. n b, With lsmhcr.
Setr. ". A. Mailer Cro~ey 81 Joun ~ b, luInber
southrfa Cusa Brl. Priest. shaler. sahaS
Sehf 4 a. Evans Yates Pe-uamtaeo lb DAYS With ar
sCHoJABRi-RlyEK AsB Uo.srsist
QnFS,. DaIAJs /" j. FgL5s-. .s..aL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
NIERLLN

BTrLOvs-pF P0DY-O7 he 3p-l Jlaa 10 7 1.. Hf. ~
Rev p G P-sl,y i.ev Dr. Hrau ". b f. Nefi fl ss4
M.ss ALla ... Pe-DJIF 1i DJ.oI
CARRA-l RANE- So tieneva So 1e-lfr Jnrn f Pr 10 he
Autrcan 1lsuia.e biz. l.-... a ..If -
Philadelphia Paa-s lvs.s 30 H. L04s lAaf-. -f- . aa
ItA.T
Rv ,Ns-srtyTOy-u Br,ctfrn sn-l- J- % 1924 f7 he
Rev. Char re r. BK1., A l p .T4.- .' i ' ' .-i -
oi e. st.ES4, aA4 Z4u --4te % E .i- i .'oh- ""
HEwTTT-CEBALLASOu Thurirv J-T le l' e Church o. a
Jsuu re. jf.-.s .4t.fIsI i ~
r n a, ltr AlJlIJ. ..asl..r 0i 5--a -4a-u- os q
Ss1tau1er Sus;a.
OUSTEN- -HASKE.SOS-O Sr.iiv evening fi ID Pho ru
isnre a- The l1.e. .o..t- .r a -.i. u urnu
l.. D1siel o.. z c r. d. .l sssi
dAa.Aer % Beuiln.l G-atrfr q M...l A. h. Aa ia
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
GOTERYMENT UE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINsruS, d. c.. July AL a. IN.
Lnnais hn,. ~ lnsI ttrcnfn- flfir hOMra.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE Og THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICbR'
MAsHNerOS ID. C.. July 2l-l a. ID.
Synopsis FOR Ne past tVenfv-tDttr hours. .
The barometer continues high IN the south
ern states the upper lake region and tue NOrt-Mrst
II mas fallen but Is rising m New England tne NIL
die states, and the lower lake region.
The temperature continues high IN the Lower 1liSa
sppi and Lower Missouri Valleys bur has fallen IN ne
North West and the lake region aud IN the interior oi
the Middle and New-England states. Local rams nave
prevailed in New England and IN the Middle states ana
thence westward he Missouri Valley and s0nth"aId
TO Florida.
Clear or fine weather with light winds prevails IN
the Eastern Gulf States. The Mississippi E''r mas
fallen at La Crosse aud Cairo. The ONO IAs iaen al
CIuC1nuat.
Probabilities.
For Eeto- England and The Ntdfe states. orry eiotfY
rcedfhsr lciil Drera rih local RAINS, sOufrest 10
northeast pinds, yallug teDperatTe aud rising bar
ODleter.
For the South Atlantic and Calf States partly cloudy
weather and rain the coast. with east 70 south
winds. stationary or rising temperature anu siISht
changes IN the barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy and
warm weather. rain north Of Kentucky, ilgnt variable
winds, and falling followed by rising barometer.
For the lower lake region partly cloudy weather, low
tenperature, variable winds. and rising Oarumctcr.
For upper lake region ana the NOrtb-Wes parity
cloudy ANA light rams, with northeast winu-
snfuug 5Outherly, rising temperature ana tai.lhS
har
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
5ueeial Nolllrs

Cancer cured without ile sas Paa. BY Psof N 'os''
N. b. Is3 hast lwsuiy -sNsh-st .--
Po.t-once Notce.-rus Ais fOK El Korh es ~ -.s
eutrg \ ~ llDAN JuW -. lSs4 rA a. az 81 ~
On TUESDAY a. $3.50 y. ~. 70 NkphAruAi a. ~ 80 -
va Ih1 "SDAA a. - : a. ~ 49, ' r l. JANIS 2 "
A beverage wh.ch al create 'a..'' . p. -. rs
Ngs0-s AZ a espscla D uten.',,,,t -
So a SCHEN Ks srANEtp iVNA -. . 90. .-. .,,..
l.Iftf .rasg over etefl,.I
s.usyCg,s y WEED foNit h ta.-t1e leh,lt
,,sin. tby uoarshas ssf iis.nygo,,-s g '
prolgr II stfeAef-f
Asuse hoi's W "a sCHRNCK son
Prepared by S.ta .rf As...t. ptI.siukAS
.t.-.l W Ds-.-.4- syssfSssS&
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
>,T,T svyARyls sorGRAssHoPpERs N MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, july lb.-hepOrts yesterudy IIom
various points the western put OF TIE STATE men
toned appearance OF vast cloud o. lOcuats hs IN
the ar dying soutlward, -n That they were barely
noticed except when the observer happened TO look
direct the Lines % include AL places WAeFc tAs
movement WuuIl eNtsd 100 miles east ana
vest. aud 2JJ miles nurtI and -outl. IIr llFahcs OF
rms counties. army observed over the MlnHesota
Valley and sioux CITY, and tue WAunA uui 81 Petcr
Railroad. The nad not yet passed the northern
Plcnc Railroad. These must come nom the upsttutd
uraIrits Of Northern Minnesota Dakota, ana bilil'u
Americ1. The sWarlns Matched tue -OuhVt-t cOhnlrs
oil THIS SUITE ana NORTHWEST l0wG appear % have mostly
zone far south ward There nO reports thAt THESE
fresh invaders are showing disposition 10 come 10 the
earth The runOr prevails. however, mat Wlthu the
pasf week lOcusts appeared ~ great numbers Az
several place. 4,oh TIE MuresOta Valley uOrtn OF the
field Of tler ths seasons OPERATION Aud ii-o M NisctA
COuuy. latter niles east Of the ed grass
HOPPER REGION ANA o. these sNarips GIe depOsitihs
eggs produce great sWarms As nave over
rtu the southwest counties. People were believing
mat a. last year ind former times. tncy would not
ay tArIr eg-. before . -pfemncr olt are now much
aarIn cd fearing plague wH spread into the most
thcky-. armed rgl0us OI tLc STATE tnuirDutJha lot
the lief the southwest counties are con-
ing iu fast. principally lgOm the eNertions OF the
tIraugcrs. ava fe counties DcSnun TO appropriate
from their tlrics.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
rur coyFEssIoN OF A MURDERER.

TOPEKA, Kansas, July 20.-Last March D. W.
Ferris VINO kepta grocery here myseriously mnf-
dered ana buried the cellar OF his store ana tred
Olds a lad was arrested suspicion Iof having com
mted the crime. To-day in the District Court oIds
submitted con essOn wlch states that ne and ferils
ouarreled over game Of checkers. The latter many
drawing a revolver drove Olds from the STORE Od9
went 10 ms fathers house, obtained carDHe, ana ~
turned intention Oi making Ferris retEAt Wnat
u. ,ld. When Ferns MN approaching NJ again
Sc zrd the revolver. A. he raised IL Oils nrtd tLe
dragged victim into the cellar Finding that Ae We
- alive he uusArl 4Im with large cuee.e-knlfe Inc
next day opened the store as usual ad ftpOtcl lu
Ion.el Jsence aroused suspicion Olds was arrested
ana the body Of Ferris found.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
HANS AYDERsES AND THE CHILDREN.

The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, FEW days ago,
iu alu4ug 10 fact that Hans Audreu, the faiuoi7
Danish author hadi not derived from As many wOIAs
sufficient for MS old ana i heiIth feehSy
a gracefully suggested that, TINS charming Writoi
nI written And well fJE the children, IL no"
becomes specially the childrens duty 70 snow thti!
Gratitude something IN return Tor Their Alhd olu
seuefactJr ia uJIr Of nred IAc editor Know wen
that hi- appeal would meet with prompt respOAs'.
The hearts Itlle WOuld not Dut give ready
ami ,ympathrtIc answer 10 such call. IHE IklBtNL
ha commenced receiving letters from children. lnoi0s
ing tufl contrib I.Ua, very .Ils some iA4to
lbsrl. bul AZ eIuaLal- Irggl the du4Uc " " ayoW Tue
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
PROF. HAYDEys EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

DENVER, Col, July 20-Prof. Hayden's ex-
petition % survey the Territories has completed It's Or
ganizaton and equipment. and includes nifty persons
TIE three geographical divisions already Of and
Prof Gartner's party will soon follow. Dr. Hayden.
with his party will review the whole ground TO
be surveyed namely lat part OF Colorado south Of the
fortieth parallel ana west Of the park range Album
dlnt photographs and sketches Will be- taken at all
uuInts and Aps eArgtulIy cOnatIuetel
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

venerable storyteer that his young friends on this side
OF the lacking either memory gratitude"
As the editor well remarks: IL all those In whom he
has inspired interest IN life and nature would
sacrifice for him few pennies ont Of their next holidays
spending money his old would be made comfortable.
anc MS generous heart cheered by tho thought that his
work nAd been well repaid by the affection OF world OF
obd-enP BOYS and girls don't forget this, and don't
forget Hans Andersen when you next receive pocket
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
covMEycEltENr AT COLBY UNIVERSITY.

WATERvILLE, Me-, July O.-The exercises
OF anniversary week at Colby Universally began last
night by the delivery OF the annual sermon before the
Boardman Missionary Society, BY the Rev Herman
Lincoln d d., Of Newton Confer, Mass. The Baptlsts
have rallied the support OF this institution and It's
financial condition is hourishing. Recently Gov.
CoDurn promised 1000 TO condition like amount
raised endOwing academies IN different paris
of the : ate as feeders to the University, which CON
dli0us have been complied with. large at enlanto
OF the alumni ana their friends expected during hc
Commence nent exercises.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
rRomoryG IMMIGRATION TO THE SANDWICH

IRON ~. san IyIa0s, Bnl,fin. Juiy l.
The last mail brings Information that the
Tauuiau IegIsature uu ia soaslOn, has appropriated
s0VD toward promoting immigration 10 the Islands
The decrease population 10 tue old story, aul various
nave bee Jne suggestions remedy H. The great
problem has been what fOreign race VIII assinllae
with the natives Chinese nave found their way there
IN large numbers bar they dIsasteu 10 the native
HawaIans The Honolulu newspapers were urging, a
short LIB u4,e tbai IA sIsIL b. A1da " hVll5 We