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New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
TIE FOREIGN CURRESPONDENCE or TIE
TRIEUAE.

IT'S GENERAL EXCELLENCE-BAYARD TAYL0RS
LETTERS.
To me EditOr Of me Tribune
SIR: In your issue of August you give the
formatio that the letters OF Byard Taylor IN regard
IN vnt an Central Africa have been cOnclu led. VIII
,u allow one who has read these letters with unaoyed
Measure TO thank both you and very able CORE
nondentl II ever thanks order, certainly now
: the time.
without wishing 10 detract the least from the excel
lance o the Foreign Correspondence OF your energetic
r,yl. II does really seem that rSyer before nave
ucb letters graced Che pages Of even the metropolitan
,ra.s of tne country born traveller, Mr. TAYLOR has
tb faculty Of knowing with his eyes and TO
hear virh his ears ALL has he the unique faculty
,l,novinc inst what TO tell How did wish when we
road mis- account OF the Fcahs, that those freedmen
f the south especially South Carolina. wdO are dvlng
fast horses IN a fast w1y-lOw We dd wish that they
would have have read that account. teeuiin2 them
IN he rational the result could not have been other than
~ sober them down But every charm Of these in
n,it,he letters we stop not 70 mention olly saying
,bt IN the man OF business well the man OF study
,be mechanic aud the divine they doubtless proyed-tO
the former the letter Egyptian railroads especially
IN ,b latter the discoveries of Maret.e Bey-a feast OF
richest cheer.
But vlands equally as rich are promised from iaron
Iceland whittier the stern rugged nurse Aas desired
NJ TAYLOR TO 20; and 40 we live IN nope. D. T. T.
FhtLidephid Aug. 3. 1874.
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PCBLIC OPINION.

The mission of the Republican party will
nafionAiIes are assured % the COnstituonai right 10
llic liberty. and tho pursuit OF happiness Boston
Journal (RepJ
NoOne can read Mr. Voorhees, wild harangue,
M the same time rejecting tAe leading position ne Is
aIway. gwen IN Democratic politics, wtlont under
,tandlng the reason why Democratic reform seeus 50
mpossIbe.- The Nation dnG0
There is only one way TO redeem the Five
twenty bonds 1T greenbIcS valul"n ana that II 10
redeem them gOd the price oI gold AT the llne o
tpeir Issue THIS Is evidently what tIc Indiana Demo
Gratis want % without knowing how 10 SAY lt-l7t'
LOUIS Republican dndD
Hard money has always been one or the
riy follows. IL we have heretofore stated that the Dem
ocratIc Convention to De- held. cannot without
abandoning ~ it, cardinal doctriirs decirr III ~
yor Of any financial policy when does ho Keep Ie Urn
~ specie payments clearly III view Free fress
(DcJJ
1t is enough for our purpose II we nave
given TO our readers "A hirt 10 the 6lnd of pOHcy
which Democratic audiences most WILING 70 appiauI
IN the West The nrs OF the LADDER = II phiid
tlon the second j. imitation the thrd Is rtDuiid'on
again: the fourth uh tOn. ana :" on 10 ne top
round. winch Il overwhelming dISHohOI uH' HI0''i0'"
D.e ruin Uucd Herald RepJ
Now the only plan we whites or The south
can suggest adopt plain ana simple Que oI
GIVING each It's equal rights political ana H'su"-
bcyond that that each -la reml1ted 10 its own Sro
rou- and be coerced neither by the Government nor
by each other The way keep the peace between
races for each keep itself ana respect thc ote
II this plan fails there chance Tor any otn't "
succeed Macon Telegraph and Messenger tDcmJ
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4 DEMAND UPON Mr.. M0ULTON.


-frr pr-prrc ALTON OF TIE STATEMENT WITHHELD
FROM TIE COMMITTEE DEMANDED.
Crrr,Go. Aug. t3.-Ihe Chicago Tribune OF to-
morrow morning makes al urgent DeHaHd ID It, e'',o
I column. that Mr Mouton ay before tAe public the
statement he withheld from the Brooklyn Investigating
Committee. II says
:, Ear q. this Committee concerned MOultoh was
nr,T. Justified IA keeping I from them me manner
n yv the Bnocher Judges treated IlltOn ahu LIS t'4
,,..- r. wI- A d-terring impe 10 1thrr "ltHesrtS
N,u,u Uronted by the example. de went 80 4dI 10 10
,', a,son. WHY he ill no. wish o. lay fdll state
m M before The Committee. he dd not wan 10 ,ay auy
rl3r, than vas absolutely necessary ne HIu 10
ave TitOn's character for Nerafliy' For az
.,,- a.I Or the further one tAat W D.-t ,
All T9tr ut should come after Beech - the PiDiIc
my EXCUSE the lOrHtrs IelHs'I I'D ~ d! .ic
..',.p.. ,u L., possession before the IuNcat-a' H.
,,, (.u,mltt-e. TIrie j. another tIpdA'4
r- oh ,.u.ut accept tins excuse. Monitor Wuat
80 f the pu tllc the statement ne rtiu>eu 10 CIV
10 the Committee. FracticaIl t-e ooi,iiI-. I ,cp
mr. .,t.On oi the c.t-' lie VINO CO'i !, " -
co.uz luce OF It, II t. not oniy Tue connuence 81
rom ana hi- lawyers winch tine comm zee hs oItI.cH
- has surrendered the confidence OF th" "hoe cVlt'
r ro,sln, that Induced MIultOn 10 refuse 10 lay MS
~. ,rnct before tne Committee shouu hoNt pi u ~!
y. h.f,r. The Whole American peOp'e. Inc
uaople are packed court or JuI'
Beecher CUNT Is not piO'cu .yaIct ~ VI ~ ~
l,fon A. sandcreg ana iorses Il Tie l"''' Warrant
such action OF their par. .,... &, or, ,ho
ou,I,f,r- OF good lld-c ana jury are Suing anu
ANXIOUS 20 near from MOuton IIey Geihanu us STAT
u.ut-not A statement. IAcJ mdnd tue >ldtciIeht ho
,irnut.rd them; they demand tue s'a'eMeht
he prepared. Jus,ire uI''es ngi 'rI.0 ,
that oi the people IN ash.ns % iD' Inc tio
uulton VINO throughout tA!- Who'll Iid.T ia, sAO"n 80
n icu excellent good d-n'n, III llsul l'- Ia''e 1" 49,
VIII feel tlAE he AFFORD 10 re!ta' ~ cl 90 ~
maud hcu made upon him III the maine o tc-loH
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

49,, a,.gccrate nor the sorrow ana reInSL TSicb sup
~. ~. .snaIv on account Of the INJURY .ar,ilv and
lelt OTIS nhd 1nv,ttnCly done 90 beloVru sat,s
posed S nS NJ tSs greater injury which became ~ r,a
slte,vS dcnn nv NV unwise, blind anu usee ,naa ax
heu uSs u tbt i1inrv. ouly, a. IT proved AZ ovrn
n 10 - NV own name. the happiness Vi NY
penssSS % and inc peace OF my own chuIcS'
HIS LAST WORDS.
,,v-,rvrv OF THE COMMITTEE; In the more requ.1
rour appontment asked that you should naAe -,
.u-a.,,gaton ,' OF all sources Of information ioa
,re..es that have in way influenced ot in
b vour proceedings or duties. nave ~ cond unset
t,tion To De searching that & any policy Of
. ;ts results have nothing 70 gain o' '
eUIpIes sU ,,-s have borne and snncreu viii NOT
3i ot -o a step further. Will De IT, onld do me a
w. VI, - rod or yoke II any han not mine to
IN .. IaI him tell all he knows now ha We OF other
4', -, be law OF honor in REGARD w .u W so FAR as
Isa,'s confidential cOmmunicatlOnei NOT a letter
I"rsou ,,s are concerned, there Is V,sd mo- and
nv J"cument which am AFRAID 10 nav arson 10 pro
70 '',SoTtze anv and call upon any hNln. tsev have
once and PRINT forthwith Whatever "
Of any sOurce Whatsoever; ,ov and ~ public morals
80, ms matter should be brought 10 az, an ncrs 80
,1noi Of c,rruptlOn, eXnalng deaul, "a saf down
six weeks the nation mas Ilso ravolution could
IN scandt Not great war bvs tbis question Of
upon la me newspapers thah ,tS tu md IKE
IvlV ,rn,,iia ,nacuihed a tAousADu ,tsit every
80 a. in fbe human lOdy dTd"n, :. brred with H.
~ r'-,- n me blood. NhocFcL han,y all tOuCh
II '"i.iu .,H - ~ mis- nomination Dc DuI'0u '
A. uywey OF resurfectIoH'
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CATTLR MAnKHrS.

BuYvaLo Aug l3 -CrrLRT TIE receipt. iiv e13 hest
supply the thus far SS'b heal ifD
aanst jSi as week IAe msfEe
" The nppY nAdlrat' 20 me na
common nryerte mi viii % spp~i k'si "
- bead ONO -gng r'n
70a-5 30; l2j beai TeJa
7JDfi o.; 81 Lcai Iowa
l,O37 81 - head Missouri averaging llJf ID
IS IL
sHgrP AvD Ls.Bs-rhe o-isV 200 hesi
the total s-ppy 5000 bead II b
head for There but ~ rood n
offering this morning the the yards G
wanted Of tanaia ltuhs -bd-
weaker from 81 70 90 Il
81 30; sheep IRON 100 70 ~ D ["
Oan sheep frD 50 - - d. Al = 10 W
i6s Illinois - o. al - b 80 aral .na
sheep aveTsvug 30 70 at - SJ's 2u2 head Missouri sheep
averaging 50 b 81 - %. .,
oGs-Ihe receipts 200 hesd the ttI upoJ fos
the week far 900 bead against 1000 h"i for me a ~
The SLOW Tor want Of proper Td' 'h H.
gan hogs he ses Of r m 1oEs " - ~
- IS Yorker. 5j0e6 30 heavy hog. : - JJ
BALrvoQE Aug CArrI deciaei ii grades Iafe,
heavy pts sale 90G nrs qlaT ise
III ineun . a isc Ordinary 20 sseg ia4 co's
3 La- Receipts, 3! sales. 2.& 49,.
Hoes dvaned, oes grades. lJ4lOl2- common sD)4-i -
cept. 1898
SHzEp active at 1 lac recr pts lnuei
Aug l3 ArrLge~ep > 100 dem NJ riT. ior
choice ucrs du Tx
81 II choice - D9to -
tr, nrme 81 - - 30. shIDm -ts Ia heai.
Hoes 300 hn aul higher iI b Wlifh
JOds7 50, medium ia - 80 rt5 - .hi2
meois. 4 300 aeai.
sHKyp-he-cp 100 heat Ufsloss s7n zach 4 3rcei
good 10 choice III % aSj poor 10 coma'n' - Tsj -
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DIED.

BOwDBN-In Brookrn ruesliy Aug II Rober' B'Fisa s
R and friends Of the family h- fuurr.
,, 5, ate re,i-ucs 20 Nteub~n-sL ay, a. occ-
Norgon-ry Ala. aud Charleston, y G.. pspep rleas. copy
cANPBEfSuaienlv on Thur.sy - Es l. We ~ Jsmss
apuoell ani oa daughter James Baird, Agri 20 FeArs
Reuve, trends o the family ese1a o'.e 10 e.l ger
daY a. oeock IN
COpFS-On Tacsar the lh at. rb-odo'a Sio" VI 'ae ie
Chares G. Coml IN the sid yesrof ier age ,,
Relatives friends Of the is' h1'e Of n,i 'oa,
aud H. Coru and II be son5HAH ESoe, ~. ~,
resdenoe West THIRTY hird -, ocs FHa'' A's'a''1'
ilth INST The remains VII BE- taken TO "ooiMwh
nP wrTTAt Brou.ve Co. Y ThursiaT
% tag NJ 1874 Cornelius Jo0n DE Via Counselor II iss
65i psir OF b.. age .on . the late Peter De " IT.
L.s ,,s % no. A. his ate resdeues ,rri.y
an ID Al oclocK D. IN BAlem 2 r. Depot P,tI
m Special be provided AID Carriages ~ "aurg At me
depot
uKSRY-Or tn. 18Th inst $, residence q L,nE
RaItaO j. Mr. NAncey Henry WHO" Of he ate NaA'niei
RT, .ua ead. are respsa, uvi'ed asnd ss uner.
az O'Clock
poHLg-At Georgetown Coor.do Monia 27,h jav u R,
b-ca julius G FVhe Aad 4AugatcT nc aie siHt1
u Ca,toa.
RRDMAS-on rhar,a.y Aug - her . res.isaes 20 ~
laY.oIsL brock n l. - NeeiA Aen "'e W JANIS " -'h-h
Sotc- funeral hereafter
wIGGIy-At Liclsed Conn the ll.h ns Geari wegs.
aga Is years o. the late Frederick gH All ai''H ' The
late James W Gerard.
sMIrH-on sunday 9th n.. R>~, r~-DT
s,vrpst Thomas smith late PTesdeu OF the AerAsie Trust
The lsv aud invited .eai the fanera At ,bs
Preshyteaa Church hfsbae Nnssevnh 81 fHis'
moruiug. Al lOa o'clock
rUcKgR-ou wene.aav Aag IL Eliza Tucker laughter Of
Eiward C. Enilr A. Tucker aged months snd DAY.
Roe, Thompson IT, Asa Phll respscai- n'si -
1sss aS , rr,yeyaibsI Friday Ass IA 8. 10 80
. m, without iurIher lolee' - a, .
yoryGsA oyster Bay Cove, Aug H. Daniel r.'l he s"
IT, T W. as5 friends family invited aseal ZOE 'snss
lsss resdcnee on S.iafiy Aug 10 a. = GsC. 90 = = ]
Shch caves Hunters Point I'D ~ and re'ari' "
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G0TERyuENr WE4THER REPORT
NAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHfNGTON. ID. c.. Friday, Aug. I'll a' m'
gyHOpsis for tie past itcentyJOW hours
The barometer Is highest over the upper
lake region ana lowest East CUR states nav
inc riser over lake region. Middle states anu Ne"
EIgtand but fallen over ne Gun states o., ,... D.,
Ram mas fa en- Oh the Atlantic COAST ana lght talu Is
pv ron rad from interior OF the West TuI StAtcs
III. r,vrr has risen at Cincinnati and fallen at Cairo
and Memphis. - ,.,,,..
over New-England the pressure VIII increase Win
norih and east wind, and partly cloudy cool weather
over the south Atlantic ami East Gull states, station
,r arr failing barometer slightly lower temperature,
east 10 north winds partly cloudy weather, ana ram
.,.-..
F1r the West Gulf States. falling barometer slight
cnges OF temperature variable winds, partly cloudy
weather and probably rain areas.
over Tennessee AID the Ohio Valley slight changes OF
barometer north aud east winds, partly Oudy weather
and in the former possibly hight rain.
over the upper lake region lower barometer, norm
east southeast winds. and generally clear coOI
weather. over the Northwest and the Uppot Mlssls'
,ipp aud Lower Missouri Valleys, falling barometer
ceauges OF temperature northeast o south cA''
uds aud partly cloudy weather. - yy
Orer Ac lsdse states and Gser luke rsg1an gsi'efas
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

study of character to Of his quesioners very
good mental exercise" Mr. Beecher was in hne spirits,
and, however he may have appeared during
the past month. seemed 10 have been relieved
OF grievous trial. The excitement OF his
cross Examination had left his face almost fre-red
and he looked TO be wesred but the natural
and laughter which spiced conversation much
ever Indicated that he by means broken down
by the excitement through which he had been passing
The singular query that put 20 him by one OF his
listeners OF "hov he feeling" seemed hardly neces-
sarY and was met with the quick reply that be had
just bought him white vest and was feeling very
proud which near description as he gave In
words u the state ef his mind. After fve minutes or
Of cOnversation he bade auditors good
evening, and inside for an hour two Of res.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THE EFFECT on THE COMMITTEE.
OPINIONS OF TIE MEMBERS AFTER THR ADJOURN



MENT.
Upon the adjournment Of the Committee 1t
learned that the greater part OF their duties was
completed. and that Mr. Beechers statement could be
made ready for this mornings types. The different COM
mtteemen Therefore, lost at their peculiar lmpor
tance and the counsel allowed to go whthersoever
they would for the being free from the nqustion
TO which they had been constantly subjected
from the opening OF the The assistants who
had the statement IN charge took the places OF the
Committeeman in sthe importance OF their positions
and their statements sought as5 eagerly rs had
been the scattering remarks OF the chief actors ana
secretive friends previously. They said 1t would be
a icult task for them the entire e1dmlna-
ton for the newspapers, they would do their part
The questions which had been asked hundred times,
TO when Mr. Beecheers statement would DO ready
and when MI Moultons gwen TO thepress must at once
give way TO less urgent This matter settled,
however. the Committee again appealed to,
but they felt that they should be relieved from express
Ing very elaborate opinions regarding the statement IL
would speak FOR itself, and II needed ana c0uld De
strengthened by opinions which they M ght express
They were confident that the testimony thus iar had
fully and entirely indicated Mr. Beecher Mr White
expressed the belief that when the whole evidence
should be made public charges against Mr Beecher
would be secuted By every Intelligent and Impartial
citizen.
Members Of the Committee well as counsel spoke
very dlsparagingy Of Mr.. houlton HIS position Ihey
regarded utterly inconsistent with his professions OF
friendship to Mr. Beecher Several expressed satsfac'
ton that he had shown his cards and exposed MS
character since tney feared nothing now which he or
anv one else could do against their pastor II was yes
terday the common belief among Nr Beechers irehu7
that the Mouton interview with Gah" WAS correctly
reported ana that Moulton made the statements when
be was intending to pres his entire story to the Com
mItiee.
TIE Committee adjourned yesterday to meet at tne
call OF the Chairman and II IS not prooaD'e tnat 'AeS
vii hold session this evening 20 that any furlher
.4,o,. vy.,i Ia. ,,zoD although should other impor-
ant yitne,-e, present them'elyes they may meet 10
take t. ,tinony at some future time. They are anxious
70 he free from this work for the present taat ONE ol
Them may get into the country. subcommittee VIII
orepare he report bur before stated thAt VIII not
ID. made To- Plynoath Church until the majority oi 'Ao'e
| NOW 0ut Of tne city Tetuil
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
1;gh brroreer and tooer empernturs, .normedHD son
west and clear or purity cloudy vcaLaev.
Cyrlle Dion has accepted the challenge OF
A. p. Rudolphe to play game Of billiards. ffoA""
caroms. coo points up. for 800.
TYLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE United States school-ship Constellation
arrived al Newport yesterday
Capt Eben ID. Choate an old ship-master. disA
yestsrtsy in Portland. Me-. st the Of 70.
One hundred and eighty-three sacks Of Aus
trslsn mail went east from Omaha yes riay afternoon
Alexander FaTnham. retired captain os
Newcastle Mo died suddenly ia Lewiston Me. yesterday
On SUNDAY last two named Prescott.
George LacV boat So,aZ
hsfn. NJ and Lacy drowned.
A German who has been working on the farm
~ Tdeus sesey Of Chester the clothes saf so
money beongii feosv'rkmn Weine-is- af1t
The men fose and caught Gs CoIr' -bs they
esI their 2ropery that hs life iespar o.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

BALTIMORE, Aug. ia collision occurred
between two freight trains on the Philadelphia VIII
mngton and Baltimore Railroad. near Perry mnnsViie'
Md to-day resulting the wrecking OF the engines
aad cars II IL reported that one was seIlousiy n
lured The through passenger train from Ne"-ioiA
was della ed D eyerai hours 10y the wreck
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY ls7TRPLE SHEET

Corn and o,.s in Illinois will be twotbirds. and In
Iowa a very full crop. Four points IN kansas wiuey
separated report that in that state VIII De to.
failure and oats twothrds ~ 0ne-af OF the aver
age yield These returns are, perhaps as vauaDe as
any that have yet been published tue cTncdehce in
those from each state indicate that they arc entuey
frn
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

4 ---'-D'
George Alfred Townsend tclegraphs the fol-
f,-v,n, card 10 the Associated Pres

lovln. card to the Associated Prc~-;
sARAroGA. y. Y, Aug. u, 1874.
Nv talk vi.a Mr M0ul-Ou wIS held Last Stu1iaV,
nor sunday uaortuy a. II or l. JciDrk. Errors may
have cr.pt inO the Geographic rIu-iasl1l I-c il1-r
,i was a. printed. -rd things beng eit Oh D} me
on in igment Nothing was peryere! nothing c0'ofet.
aid my GIty ~ you would expect one o. YoIr "-eh'-
IN do rs WhI do Won not IOultOu 10 deny tnst III
tcrv,ew before v,u dl,crc!It He does not II" VIII
not IL cannot W. br another burnt m ring 10
BceCher. NEo' ALFRED i""''-'O
For Nr sIorion's siafom,nt s,> TAird Pdge
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORrRss MoNRos Aas i'-A't.ei r- as 'e,H,s '',;
Ro brs Loeb Louaoad, lron Cuba Below os. 70 o-a '~
PaILADsLPur. Aug l3rhe American Ln- .o'm mo Psnn,r,
sael Liverpool tiy irnyel e,rs a'i-e,-" -"
Bona Cleared steamship i-loo of AeNofeAs So" S"' g.
BaLri%oRE Eas SCes,d se,u,s7. wm Craze s 8tsn.
yens from yeT Tor. Jaha 'r'ef ron lA.4-rr-a '. -
'DT %htvEsToS Aug iJ-Arr.,el bag wm Mason from
EswOalR.ss Aug l5osed from ta~f4s'-' e' --o- F''.
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bark London schr J. '" Aon 9r ~, - ;l-
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Sv,Ty1a Aug i$-sad ,hr Rnta II. Baker for B,t
BosroN Aug I3-Auiyel steamer N~p'rar Brr ON S-s
NOD 5jn. .p 4on Rora: .ears bile 1BE Zig ron Tn a
CS Rish SoriolL. Jonu n ArnL Pun r IRON Fs9ai,
NEwC,sTLa Del AaS I5-Plssed up c,a,hr' H.--u- f'n
pv, Of the SewYo-s Yacht Cuo r c'nn S--r.
st-. R 81 HaTwari 1eorl- squire r. c ,ai Cog. G.
Baser, Boston Fam Iaalsr ION l, n,N ! g. ,'s
Passed oowa sc aSp Fonls "f Pf'..'o 'n.
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unEnorn bars passd barA All Drs re 40" a the
SHy PaASclsc1 A4s l3-;ict steamship CoioiiO lhnA
All japan.
FOREIGN PORTS.
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Beig ava .anyIalo. H. l. iuua PeI"a Jolales -s'-'e
H.. pr nee H. Bill. N-re t-r bi.-. 81 .f 70 ln
Nh. gl, states >clit'r ltcl eY.-l i r
Mana s.u 90. .D.ll t,oa--t Au,,.r O'1l " ..4 "1 l.
lived out -o th- l2h H7r1r A l'
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fur~lt diE Eg c if '"e ~
no "a inH-n ili "s
tot, os asno' 49, "'ri- ne
n,wan was wr.as-d. out % Is thong o 'i pr tV1
,yDo, Au Ihc LOlYir 'fJA 'f- p i'f lriiHi'
Fpt Las arei Gbr1dL u As been - oa4 aa' A p'o'
bic stl Lave tp .sc aTse cir,1 :1r rcpAlfs .
6e s- .uci. Pay Rang,on for Fimog hi' par Bss
a. lie~as h. wa. been b4.ly dansIeI lCanz Lcavy gaze
sPOhEN.
lime s "A. ?, = long - - T., 81 " ron 2n "a Phi
pm Jan, 1-4 M - = S. long % E. .h2 g'm'ae f'a B.'Iv,
for r-s-fOrN ... .-,,y A.. ,-...... .... r.,,.,
0
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

Cr.edmoor Lawn-Oniy = miles rom c'v b. si'Eirs rnl
br. i1a rc-d lots ever ffr'i 'fso-'
-e;. silver naps sh.ie trees attract '" lrrolnlss l- u,
m or,y,y. on the property $40 tlJO AL -uj frms
Fee l4l rrcnrsoa tr@u' >nh
AZ, lu oce tt ococs For uler particulars apt 20 F.ut
&. GAzAlss JJi lifl ave-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
CONGRESSMAN E. r. HoAR DECLINES RESoMi
NATION.

Bo5roN, Aug. ia letter from the Hon. L.
r. Hoar. declining 10 be candidate TOT rec'eo'on :"
the With Congressional District will be printed III the
,,rn,u, nso.rs To morrow The DAILY AdCertlser Wall
nf.sent the name vi Dauiei s. Richardson oi LO"e as
H.. IInrna al
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

yrvOrIKAvs Aur I3Corn ea.y 33aJ3c Bsn idv'a-~fs
dnl iecln a. OF rns a. 81 , iafi an
l63 Corn Meal dsH II - - ~ = Dsf
unchanged. Gad, IOJ1s bTcBaase- View - 'sh
premium; Sterling. 36Li -
WmslnGroS n c. Aug I3-Spiu. Turpcnurs 6rm 81 Sshss
ami 81 80 ior ~ IHrses
steady p for H'rd ~ % for yellow DIP 81 u -
EirxIn. lar steady al
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Speclal NoIlres

po.,.omc. Sotice-rte MAILS PoR EUROPE sees
,ptns SATURDAY Aas Is ls7a viii clos. th, once 70 %.
o. TUESDAY Al II A. H Oh WEDNESDAY Al IL a. on lhOhs
DAY al IL a. ~. aai on SATURDAY a. , aaa II mys -
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THE WESTERN CORN AND OATS CROPS.

from Tls chicago Tribune. aug ~
Reports of the condition OF the corn anu anu
osts crops in Illinois. Iowa and kansas are puVisneu
else here, and r.~.al y cuIioGs d!ueIe3Se Nv S"-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

The Rotten sponge Pads horn0e Meta 'onn-' 'i'.-.
nr.- P, a.. Aul.,E3us Nre rptngs are s1efs1i 'f s'
com EL.src 05j Boadray "1 500 s-ic H4'1e
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

Steamships W.s,phai, Tor flambar T75.- tf P'f'-tI
C.y of M.r a 'ot arsrl. Hun olf pr .eti!a. isl4,
RlchnonI oar. Kn-. COUNTY. iJr bremen.
IL 1 In S. 81.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27
finanfial.

.finanfial.
BANTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND, VT. :
CAPITAL, 100000.
DIRECTORS.
II. HENRY BAXTER j. W. CkAMToN,
II. +. LoTHRoP, \. I. spkAGuE, Jk
j. n. BAXTER, II. KINGSLEY,
T. W. PARK, w. {. DusroS,
GEO. 4. ROYCE, w. c. LASDoN.
GEORGE X, Bo1TUM
LECTloNS
Made and RENTED for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED on TIME DEPOSITS.
A general Banking and Exchange business
transacted.
II. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. N. BAxTER, V. Priest.
GEORGE H. BoTTUM. Cashier.