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New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
THE FIRE RECORD.

IN THIS CITY-TIIE KNICKERBOCKER ICE C0MPANYs
STABLES BURNED-Loss Sl0O,00O.
A patrolman of the Twelfth Precinct, while
walking past the stables Of the Knickerbocker Ice
Company at One-hundred and twenty ghth-st. and
Sscond-ave at o'clock last night, discovered smoke
pourng out OF one OF windows Of the building, aud
sounded an alarm Tue 6romen, arriving found that
the flames had into part OF the build
ing two stories hight and $50 feet in length ana that
there was only slight hope Of saving the structure.
second alarm was sounded at once, summonng TO the
fire another division OF engines. The reinforcement
proved of no avail, however, the flames over
coming the efforts Of the hremen to stay their
progress and hour after the fire was discovered the
bull ling was entirely destroyed At the breaking out
of the fire a desperate effort made by the fremen
and employees Ice Company to the lives OF %
horses that kept in the stables The progress OF
the flames was so rapid however that the remen only
succeeded In rescung 80 OF the horses. The remain
ing 60 horses were burned to DEATH The Ice Company
had IN the building also 80 wagons. all or when
were destroyed. estimated that the loss OF the
company upon the building. stock, wagons and horses
amounts to 100000.
fire was discovered on the first floor OF No. 70 Pearl
ST. occupied II. Brewer Brother, dealers IN gunny
bags, at II O'Clock last night The fire spread thence 10
the second floor occupied by Durkee Housh, also
dealers in gunny and badly damaged their stock
II is estimated that the OF the occupants aud owners
OF the building amounts sl5O0 james Gill OF No l3
Cherryst the porter OF the store, came out or the
building lust after the fire discovered ana was ar
rested suspicion OF arson by PaIOuian Csauaxn .!
the Frst Precnct Gill intoxicated anu said that
he mad attacked some no was leaving the
building His head was severely cut but II Is supposed
that injury caused by pieces OF glass when feii
uDop hm. He did usually sleep ia he building
Fire-Marshal Sheldon will investigate the case
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
ROWING MATCHES.

The single scull rowing match which was TO
have taken place PeeksKll yesterday afternoon be-
tween James Ten Eyck OF Peekskl and Wm. scharn OF
Pittsburgh Penn, postponed till 7:3o this morning
The race was arranged nearly year ago and was Tor
$500 side 1t had created considerable comment among
boating men, but the majority who gathered TO witness
II were gamblers from New York ami the West. There
was much betting the race, but the pooseing was
in favor of schsrf by nearly TO l. strong north
westerly breeze prevailed throughout the day ana the
water was lumpy for rowing II was not until sun
set that all hope calm abandoned.
The fOur-oared between the Argonauta hoWlnR
Club Of Bergen Point and the Buffalo Rowing Club, VIII
take place at Bergen Point tomorrow afternoon. A
steamer members OF the Club and friends VINO WISH
TO witness will leave Pier No. a. " H., Root Oh
CedaI-st, at d. M, aud will follow the contestants
The four cared between the New-YorR Rowing
Club and Nassau Boat Club for the Ladies' Chai-
lenge Plate declared dead heat on Monday
Will again rowed the Harlem River this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
TgLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The cornerstone of the Chamber OF Com
mere. baildlng a. IsllA4a apols ali yesterday.
Two carloads of Australian animals and birds,
for the Pliadeph Omaha
.erday morning
The LiIuor License bill passed the lower
branch Ma.sehue gsAtaso IL sHaetarnt yesterday by
q of ~ 20 90.
w. j. Alien of Springfield, Mass. an employe
The Boston Railroad efusted between
cara a. sDnske eisy and died Of his injuries yesterday
The Grand jury OF Baltimore yesterday morn
ng ouu tru. ball against W MeD0nAd ~ the viii IA
Berry AMOS AM AA.rss hary GOAbat asd Wm Ct Ac'
&C. b. Ketehum o; Omaha, late superintendent
C,mpssi eonFietee Nofd- o
nssaea he PeaIeluAJ Tor year ""h'a
W. made ior . trial
1.-The state talSociety met at Albaay yestef-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25


CHENEY-Cbare' Cheney Saturday June 2O sisOsh sanstes
Conn. aged 10 Years
cUMMING-At Priuceton j. Sunday 81 Rnr sfe Of
Alex M Cumming aud dansleT Of the Ae ,hls Jesee "EIoour
DEMALIn Brooklyn Tuesav June %. ls74 Martha ~fe q
James Denai ased % years an HSa'os 49,, . ..,.. 49,,
her eseaee, $40 sacEeis-, oa FndaJ jane % al
2pm
VI the ate john and CatT For IN The IIta
T sn Of the fy are re1se-.e1 to ,,ed the funera rom ;hs
Dahrt and iila, frhsT al
J4ness Cathedral, soemn Rsuen Ais Sii
or the 70 the Ceme~ Of tas
Holy Cross
FULLRRTOS-In Brooklyn TUESDAY, Jans 2J JAaes Fse'a.
The invited attene the snera from his
brother Martin Fseonl reSaene 30 '-Js e-er 'i Al rte
ave, o. THURSDAY, June 2J At o'clock
HAYEs-on Tuesday % Lucy wife Of Horse HAYES aged 10
funeral her ate rseaee ~ "es1 hizAesas~ o. h.~A'
afternoon 32 O'Clock. The be I@kea to Hart ord.
Conn, Tor lHteEI1ea.
HLrON-IB TUESDAY, June % Mari widow VI Ki~a1
Hilton, the 10th year oi HsEsge
Reaayes aa4 fred, Of The .F s @ s s 70 az erS
RmHs viii be Iakes 10 Riverside, coun nor r'srnsn %
Frdsy morning.
LOvEJoY-Ats yeviounnd June o. Dasr, Dr. JOsa
Loyejoy formerly tits ljIh VI b.
Friends the members Of s D'ossso are r,eay
Poyhhhst ami MA.osayel, lhar-dGy, 10Th asI a.
PHISSEY-At Rsee n J., Blsnh. vrss infant aAsshtsr Of
Helen c and 60. j. n Ptinae!, asvl A'n'aS
81 Louis payers please copy.
PIRRCHAt CEnton Com June 20 voangsss
enid OfGeo H. and Ia. G reree sse4 o-'A -a- "a --s
TAYSTORIn Brooklyn. Jsse 20 E4Sad p ele O E~ia
r. ses aud friends " my respectfully invited esi
the funersi 'rcm the r-sea Of bs parents y, ~
Brooslyn on Friday, the 2G.h insI st 10 oeoei
VAN wYCK-At Monr, ~ J., June "A Ge0r1e T. Wan "Yes
Fuaers rom bis atc residence on Friday ilne % At 330
Carriages w be attendance be eeo, apo iht sitv" ' As
o'clock irsn Bare an CbrS oDlrs-'' NeN i'is
piuyhkc- Isl kfl papers pcfse copy
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
A DISHONEST COLLECTORS THEFT.

Palmer 81 Co., wholesale coniectiOners, at
No. Go Duane-s sent their collector, JAS BoosGin, on
last Saturday. make deposit OF s37 III the Atlantic
Bank of Brooklyn. As BoosnIn did not return during
the day his employers became somewhat anxious about
their money. ana late the afternoon on Monday a
messenger brought letter from BOosman stating that
he had been arrested in Brooklyn on a trumped-up
charge and he had deposited the money with The
William sburgh Dime Savings Bank. Thomas j. P-Imer
tine head the firm. Immediately went to Brooklyn ana
discovered that the reputed arrest sham and no
money mad been deposited by BJOsman II any bank
Whatever. The police were II once informed or ,ie
r1bberv, hut tneY have yet been unable 10 hnd hli
Mr.. Palmer thinks that BOOsman has sailed Tor Ham-
Ourg and communicated wltA tAe police "a mai
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
PROSPECTS IN THE BUILDING TRADE

The bricklayers' strike has drawn crowds of
idle workmen the city who mportune The employers
for something to do II trade Continues dii further
reduction of wagesls not improbable 1t is said that
the recent strike attempted by the men, not with
the hope Of increasing wages but Of counteractns the
tendency 10 decrease them Another strike would prob
ABLY determine the employers 10 make the reduction TO
60 for brckayers and ST. or rs for hodcarner which
ome of them already contemplate. They say that they
ara hardly clearing themselves Oh the jobs they
have ON hand aud if the do not work more faith
fully reduction OF is inevitable The results OF
he strike are no longer felt Lyerywhere thronghout
thc city building advancing even more rapidly than
fore the worrnen being simulated 10 40 ther pest
by tine lively competition OF new coners some Dihers
say that The stTe has 0ylq L-4A gV9u y! ."9@1'S.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25

and xaa taksn to Brady s msssqa f0r idsatacstis.
is supposed that the deceased X the man Viz VIZ
! man who was owing in . dcd near tine Nortlsrn
Railroad bridge over Penn Horn crvck st p m %
alone. and NE down on tse bridge to rest When che
man went home he saw the Young mans clothes oeslas
| the bridge Yesterday morning waen he was eolne "
work he clothes stl there, and told trackmsa
of the fact After short search the dead body OF .ne
| young man found In the weeds. County PhySclAn
Stout made examination yesterday, and 10 Is sup
posed that the man lnmped into the water .
nothing on the body or in the clohing t1at woud 'eae
TO Identification.
SEwARK-rhe Common Council will hold special
meeting on Monday nexi the returns Of the
recent election the Firth Ward,---A man Damea
in the back OF the head. nficiing severe injuries
weinssen s held TO await the acton Oh she Grand JURY
sons caught bathing IN the canal within the cty imtA
ton o ISe on st. Prcss
Rev. /. B. Hopwood will be installed pastor oil inc Cal
vary Presbyterian Church Oh Friday evening
ELIzABETH.-The Union County Board OF Freeho'ders
met yesterday and issued for the building ~
several bridges. The Board wlh visit plnlHnsid on
July "a to confer ABOUT line bridge across Green Bro
The next meeting Will be heid ON the second nohuAy
September.
wEsrPrELD.-The Rev. Alexander McKeeyey Of Park
Church The Hon Alfred Mills of Norristown has pre-
sented the Protestant Epscopaian Church with pot
OF ground on which new church Is TO De Ouiis'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINS. - George w. Hawkins was
tried Court Of yesterday for an attempt
to violate the person Of Emma Kitsinger or New
Rochelle. May. Insanity was the defense YER
dict Of guilty found and the prisoner sentenced to
five years in the Albany Penitentlary Patrlck swift
pleaded guilty indictment for burglary In the mrs.
degree and sentenced to years at nara lanOr III
sing Eliza Hustled, IA years pleaded guilty "
grand larceny and was sent 10 the House OF beuge'
MOUNT VERsON.-At their meeting on Thursday the |
village trustees resolved TO purchase the Little Slant
chemical fire engine. IL Will cost $780, company VIII
be- organized u WORK IL. resolution was adopted
favorIng the appointment OF Commission OF Award
and Assessment in the matter OF widening Ftrst-s
Committee appointed 10 negotiate WIFI the New
Haven Railway Company for a more cOnm0alous depot
here.
USIoNvULE.-The trial of machines for cutting nay
and auspices OF the Society OF Agrlcui
ture OF Westcnester County Will take place AZ IS WI
lage July
RYE BEACH.-The Rye Beach Hotel Company recently |
organized with capital OF sl5J00O, propose to OGl'
hotel capable OF accommodating fron 25o 10 JO
guests.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE rA,rMANY PROGRAMME FOR INDEPENDENCE
DAY

TIE rAsfMANY PROGRAMME FOR INDEPENDENCE
The Tammany Society will celebrate the 9Sth
of the founding the Society at TAmmany Hall in the
usual manner The order OF exercises will be as foi
lows At ipt h NJ the Society viii meet in the Council
Chamber OF Great Wgwam and proceed to the large
hall. There will be music by the Seventh Regiment
Band followed by address Of welcome by the Grand
sachem Augustus schell. This will DO followed by the
reading OF the Declaration OF Independence by ID. Z
CALVIN, followed by the singing Of the star spangied
Banner" by gee club, and chorus by the Society
The Long Talk" will be by the Hon. James g. mayer
This Will be followed by the reading OF the replies 10
the invitations OF the Society from absent broth
ers and distinguished Democrats, by SacheIn
Nathaniel Jarvis. jr This will be followed by pat
riotic song written for the occasion. There VIII oe
short talds' by the Hon. W. W Eaton the Hon. Fer
nando Wood the Hon. Garrison n Potter, the Hon. ..
g. Cox, the Hon. q. NJ Beebe the Hon. Rufus f. An
drews the Hon. Algernon 8 Sullivan. Col j. Fellows,
John McCaf,rty and Others. The afir IL under the
control OF "A committee OF arrangements, headed oy
William ii. Wckham, chairman; Judge JOSIAH sutheI-
land Charles DJnohue. John Brady, SurrUgate Db'
c. Hutchmgs, S. L. NJ. Barlow. Henry L. CnntOn'
Chas OCOuOr Thomas BOeoe, and others.
The Liberal Republican State Executive Committee
met on Tuesday evening az the ST Denis Hotel and de-
ciied State Committee should assemble al the
place Tuesday, tue jOth nsi at p u iOr bhe
purpose OF issuing a call for "a state Convention
The XIIIth Assembly District Liberal Republican
Association ~ seycnth-lve. and Tweniy-second-s
last nIgnf, Henry C,mstOoK presIdng. ADoLt ~ aPp-
cations fOr membership we're Fece!NSd
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
MARRIED.

CLAwsON-MUyDY-At ~, Andrews Church Richmond sts,~n
Island on TUESDAY June 23 1874 b. the Rev Khg tsads
d. d. William CAwoa 10 Anna Guysn
Crowel Mundy, NJ u.
Brooklyn. n Y, jane l5 1874, By
Clark W DE Forest OF brockyn sopl c.
daughter Z. w. l.. r. No
PHILLPs-LANGDONOn TuesiAv 23d iDs, by the Rev p A.
H. Philips NJ x Aaeaa daughter ~ DeNla
L. Langdon, all Of BrooklJ No cards
RAMBB BURCHANA Hiogo Japan MAY 1874 At the rsdens
OF H. Morse esq., by Rev X Morn of 3e Amer
ErscoDa Mason presence D,nei IaFnsr Uate
Cobsul Php Rance K.Ee w. daughter o I've M r. stanford
Burchan, New -Yors
RANNEY-wRIGHT-On the 23d inst. Rev Dr. Taylor Ambrose
L. Ranpey d., s. Louise Wnsht ADOPTED saas VI W. H.
Ritter, all Of this city.
sACHS-GOLDMAy-On Tuesday June 3D. 1874 the of
Toe parents JaLus kosa dGsnes of AaFoea
esq, Vi this
All Notices Of nayv1daes must iad0rsei tr,a CsU
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
GOVERN.MENT WEdTHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Thursday, June 3.l a. 10.
synopsis FOR The pasl tcenty.four hours. -

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. Thursday, June 25-l =. 10.
synopsis for The pasl tlcenty our hours.
The barometer continues high III the South
erp states t mas slignty IN the New-Eugland the
Middle states and Lake region, and continues low
in the Northwest. 49,
The temperature has fallen IN NewEngland, the Mid
die States lake region, Out continues hgn
in the remaining dIsricts light rains nave prevailed on
the Gulf coast, in upper Mississippi Valley, the
lower Missouri Valley, aud soun-EasIern virginia :
generally clear weather and light or gentle wlniH are
reported from the of the Mississippi RIVER
rne Missouri River fallen at lie Xingon aud Boone-
willie the Mississippi risen at ST. Pau and iaeh al
st. Louis and Cairo. ...
Probabilities.
Tor Naw ENGLAND generally clear weather and north
wesI or southwest winds Will prevail Wan sAght
changes in tamperatnre and rising barometer.
For the Middle states aud Lie ease''s portion or he
Lorer lake region generally cear aud continued rar.
,oeather during the day, edr1aose 1v'Gs ana "'gh'
cha,sges ia the 6drOmet<r. -, -
For the South Atlantic States, generally clear ana
continued weather, with south Or west winds ana
hign barometer. For the Gulf states. Iennessee ana
the ONO Valley generally clear weather loc. rains
near the Gulf and in the Lower Mississippi aey,
high ten perature ana hght or gentle winds.
For the upper lake the western portion OF the
lower ake region. ana the North West, increasing cloud
mess gnt from Michigan west to Minnesota and
Iowa southeast southwest winds, CONTINUED hgh
temperature except In the northern portion oi e LAKE
re xinn aad stationary or falling barometer.
The Lower Mississippi River Will fail during Ihursday
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.

<.oSrvor1vR GREEN'S COMMENTARIES ON THk EsIi-
xarrs-IK6rsIArrvg DEI.kys-sALARIEs RE-
nrcrp oNR-HAIF SINCE ls7i-THx RATE on
TAXATION 293 PER CENT.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment
met yesterday morning In the Controller once ''o
Havemeyer presiding. Mr. Lyon resloi"N -
Twenty third Ward, appeared before the Doaf"' ~
that the ciuzens OF that Ward were now ~Aou $500 $500
fer gas when the real cost ouF sl.on he uus'eu
that tho Rnard woud not sanction such extorton Inc
Controller the OF gas In that district was apou'
s,s per lamp per year. while in the city only s was
maid BE did not wish to have the matter settled WIN
out further consideration. In reply to Mr. Vances
resolution passed time ago, the Controller summit
ted the following:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, June "a 1874.
To he Board OF Eshmate dni AppOrtionment: -.
With this submit for the action OF ne Doara " nv & a.
further reduced II the Board can ind II conslstent Will
the public Interests 70 90 so So an u was necessary
that thus Board should prepare ne & tion whether
portjon of Westchester County should be annexed was
NOT determDed and there were other exrtne
o. & S Of money Sntcn would not otherwise been in
serted On Fe3. T. communicating was presehteu ~, 10
nrnared FOR the purpose Of enabling the Board Of Est
mate Apportoument 10 reduce the amount OF taxa
nade 1od Taese bills were referred to the Com
mittee on Ciies Of the sauate. on which are
was presented to the senate on this subject from
the Mayor. containing the following language; " Ihe
burden OF taxation, the estimate now STANDS. VII De
st the of about $40 cent which ean as stated
IN the communication Of the Con roller transmitted 10
the Senate, be considerably reduced II authority he
promptly 10y the Legislature IN aid Of such Teouc-
fiOu" Notwithstanding tuis, these simple bills, having
object whatever but reduction or the taxes were
detained iI the hands OF the Committee ana were not
finally passad by the Senate Buul April 757 days after
,hey introduced. TneY dd not pass the Assembly
April - aud 90 These pills. Tor tae reduction Oh taxes
ia this c.iv were detained By malign Influences for
yearly three months The uropOrtOnate reduction IN
the eXpeusc, OF the Dparment Or at least Onethlrd ot
ne wear has been prevented by unnecessary and I'M
proper delays. In addition 10 this, the Dills were
lmrrded So a. to embdrrass the action OF the Board
uuder thpu ard adversely 70 Interests of the city
la f0ilOWl. tlue viii in some detail the allow
Tor 1874. lIe estimate beIOe us reNlSiOn ana
the allORu4 as uow prpptased
srnIL
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
LATEST SNIP NJ US.
For other Ship Sers see 7zird P1y~.f


Steamship Calsdous stry Juse ~ oae-uS~
st,Tp mD s r rs " sai sseI ifnos n y p,, s
Norok vito mise and pass 70 osd i'onnn%a stelmhp 20
5 steamship Graf Bmc. s5 srysr Bremen jane va -'r'
Steamship ennoni ieed Alehasna CIR Poini and soro w
STEAMSHIP sage OBJ LaeAn4s b. JohA r. sdsy' With 's
steamship Fallta love PaadePhiA With LOrar
Geral:ue Page, Co LondoaD. os,ie
S.t Dae Fde1e ,Br, H.r 2t's
scar. samuel SAss, han Cha. stand VITA .oas
SAILED.
steamship, paStfu for Been n ASTiaA 70, Eve'e S. %
for savannah sps Hoaghon Tower Liverpool
ioe camon4 bro aSIy b. fos ~ sS % S S aa Tor
"IAD-SaasI 4 ASnt. W e.e4L
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros June 2-aruvei brig lste 1t Pierre asr;niql.
CaAELETes June -i-lTTei steamship yicsbars ro4 pAal.
SEwc.TIs Ds JaSs - 1P1d up ss earn, Melon nov
Hss, H III s P .S csa sHs % BIC i L o' E ' O.
Robinson Edith b. EEernna. EnnA heilIu aud B. e. lrwa r
seie belmont. rlnd Enms wn,of W Proveae AstH-.
Godrey for nslior !. n. wdnxnght, of sshnsld
s %s 90 GG"P P,;5 1i p I,t'ss ,n saxon ~; for 9,9s sch & d
Turner Leserinz Providence; Pncr
Beaiod k..e lam ~ I1Es'rg Tor Bosom Lgset tor s'sa " -
boston aud y IN. Arthur Tor Por,lad.
boston. csrrd:-Sts,,np ibboso o L1srro1I Bln.
sors , OSrS, po. oIs % rseoa p lor .01 & be Efsno Ne
Adrdgs Lots NJ Bn mat Jam-. Alisriiee and we fac
enUOg Commercial Po J. Glars VI II. IarJ
for HewBrdfpn1 n. simmons for J.
MARY h. Van Ce and Bagaduce, H.
Portland LINE Oreg ios keiOnd NJ; and Pl7o. Josa.
NJ. Aeo Flora Calais, Me-
"a. Wright from sAgna.
BnrrxoHK June 2f-irrive4 Joha W G,ro. tun
Newlok Wm Woodward. Florence Fraskhu. P4-
dephis; heisOl1 London.
Gordon. Me HIfue C. BerTv.
VI. GarexeI trOa Dostoni Jess Pouscao; NJ
Bou Cyarel. k1.beh To- SrH lOr. Htr-
Luc Charleston; JJha,n P0niau Cl,s %.
Portsmouth " H. at hr Boston; Nerssey.
do; Admiral S-wiorE Sailed BARK Maatoa, foo Ws
Indies
FOREIGN PORTS.
Tu-e 24rhe seims,p ststa ~ Gcongia.
June here and eed
Glasgow.
Norway June 23Saicd steamship HAsOa Adc'teia.
RJrIKaDAu June 24-Arrived steamship W. 4 seAOen ae-s
from Ne Yorz.
ST. JoHs B. June l9-rhe Anchor line steamship
from Liverpool via Halifax, q here this morning
ST. yous ~ T.. June 24fhe Allan Lane steamship Hb-raisu.
from Liverpool, arrived TO-DAY.
DISASTER.
~ S. June 24On ls.h inst TIE BARI Charlotte
and Caf with coal
Quebec Blue Point AspT Bsr CaDe horts
loss The captsin lett bats L. al
'snn amid the the boat and ht
The rescued BY oi Nh
the in
NOTICE To MARINERS.
TokPKIssvILLK s. l.. Jaae 2A-SoLce
buoy placed Post q Nebros
Conn the The aid
b. order Of the Ii shthOuse Board ID
Com. Y. ;. ". L. II. lisp. lIls Dst
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC xARxRrs.

ysvOxJsss. Jur- IA Pou DALI Tr-se Brtv,. sj4s7 Ches&
~ 21ass Corn aus Whi,- N Erd, Soc rels. asei, s9>.
White. a.2c OSts dali 5se bran dan g3sDJc Hap
None the hnlng Iaote s22 Perk go so DU
saIi MeaIsSho1iier. 7c Bsco~ hixn~r
Shoulders Clesr SIDES. IOa-9i0 Clear shu III s-
Hams, l29l3lsc Lard sacsi Tieree 1c. Ksg. t2zoIs
Whisky dull Louisiana 9sc Cncnnan O Coe-e sr1~ aa4
fsr PFiD~ sales - oysssrv bJUgr Fs
20120ae Gooi, 2la2lsfs Cora Meal daJ - - - 0sd.
Ill y brchsngeSev-Yo YORK zght. pesisn Sterling . -
NtLssGTOS ~ g., June SiSBrts rurDeufpe bra o. ~ II
Rosin 80 for Inds TGpesrBe steaiF " -
ior Ham, ~ 30 Tor Yellow DDi 50 Virgin. Tar arm - - "a
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
THIRD-TERM SPECULATIONS.
THE WHITE HOUSE ORGANS VIEW OF PRE-
CEDENIs
From 11 Washington National Republican (4dn. Rp)


From 1N Washi"0ion National Republican 4sT. Rep
The frequent election of "A Chief Magistrate
OF the Republic adtates the country, and too often
threatens It's safety. There Will be always more or less
danger from party conflicts the choice OF President
Sectional division is more likely 10 spring from them
than other IL Is desirable, therefore,
TO diminish their frequency either by change 0f the
restrl citing the service OF President 70 only Two
terms. We have never had any experience
effect OF reelectlng q President more tnan
twice bat tho American who lift him
there have periods in history when, could
elected the President TO third fourth term
IL would been better for the country. Had wash
ingtons Monroc's Jonn Quincy Adams terms OF
ably escaped foes and calanities which inflicted
great injuries the people and seriously retarded the
growth Of the country. IAls generation Is com
peent 10 make Us precedents others will be. with
min century loss for the consttu
should DC ahrOgaIcd far II regards engi0Hy
10 third term. the advocates OF abrogation that
third will lead for life the usurpatlon
Of liberty. These are the absurd ana ridiculous chi
meras which ambitious spiraDts cutoe the
people Until the people become utterly corrupt and Ut
for master, President could lake with impunniU the
step towards the Infringement OF our berties one
part OF that Character Ike the nrst gun hFcu
AZ Port Sumter would the whole people TO tram
ple insolent usurper. Unless msled py fac-
ton and machinati5ns of Ambitions demagogues the
people will always the choice OF President consider
not precedents OF the gratincatlon
own substantial Interests OF the cOun-
try, Frequent changes ia the Executive have Ten
deDcv fo make the policy OF the country both foreign
and domestic nuouatng aud unstable. The magnitude
OF the interests now pendent the condUt of the
Government constancy " settled poilcy VI tho
greatest OIiaACo.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-25
Suerldl NoIltes

r,.. y,rt.-A VERY LARGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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