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New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

S,rYoKx. Dec l5-Bp9vrs-wA fresh OGrDgs .nd nothing
bat few he Chnsma oesys: hs tss e ~ M.Tse was very
moderate and f 70 PRIME nlS' y reTs re and se worst y Il Gsea
'o%s 'O ayS % LANES Receipt: were cars 1872 and The
and more steady WITH i.r - remiSm lambs
Jmtg. T goi SrSy 1S .eS 5s 81
de- iC$ o ~ ,H 2Sa 20 M ~. zoo prime Csn,da do 6 m
a, % 136 do, l193 II, at 7a and I'll Ohio lambs 81 ID "
Hume Elliott scd 32 yerv Canada lsmb s5 ID average At
sisc ~ 65 flr DO 81 b. a. 7; ls dO. 90 h s'"d 10
Jud@ B1StnsSsm sold S5l Sse sheep average 5s
10 2l0 0hOs 70 ~ 4'4c 2ll dO 81 h. at bhc and 2oS do'
sSiSsDArrira ct Fortth-st 2S2 bcgs TIE
dem.td was stronger and the Market was hIns - "e
sold at S7sd9e Y n manly Al the latter bgare' and "ssene
Is car,OsGsl at S'saSS4c
total supply for 4439 head 26l carr sgnst
36l time last week The market win unusual Snt
ba55ss were Offered the waher cold holding
further Adces recepts about 800 head were
80 62dS6 81 a from S2l to o43
10 - 1886 S0 l5O head Indiana steers ranging from 90 70
1851 to 1915 b at $4d dsi 10. 49,,
SHEEP GvD LAxBs-Reeps to-day 200 head making the total
supply for the week bus far 4SOO head against $500 head Tor ire
market not fairly openedi no sales iepO'i
to-day 200 making the total supply for the
$500 heal against l2SOO head for h" same ams
moderately active quality good Workers. 30 W
9S7; heavy bogI, So 2bGs7 40.
CHICAGO Dec l5-CArTLE unchanged receipts 15oO shipments
Live Hoes du packers holding decline and shippers buy,
parns receipts, 10000 s1ge from 50 - TO 80
SnEEP active AMI $685. 25 for poor to choice.
wATER1owS Dec. l5BEEF cArrLE-Rscsp; 952 he.d sop:
Of week. all grades sold at full prices as
sgSe @ but 80 t1s so. wa $40 nc % e1 So 5sso IS
Guty 50 5O second quality. So 6o@Ss tO third
SmEsP SS6 LAxpsRecept. sOe head the hok' 2O
sheep wh ch ,od &c TO- Tn. trade was not particularly
e few tqet. . Of ssy beng O. s9Si qaIy Il .Ss.D ST'
lots 81 50dS3 20, extra, 81 ass fancy sheep &c D
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
COTTON MARKETS.

GALvksros Dee l5-Coton Quot pominsly Bfddhbe, 1880
LO" hddhng lS.ss Coed 0.din.y l2ee net receipts 2Ss
bales oossw,e 295 800 bales 80 AIT
AoDLs IS Cotton tmsfj hdadng. 1872 dl3Te.; Low
Mddnz lS4dl37ec Gooa Ordinary, l3isc 1865
bales gross 975 be eoassnss 1901 bale ssles 2o0O
bales stock 58,sOi balss.
NRwORLEISs bee lCs.tou asd usehangdi demspt
fir AdiHng 1870 reoeDs 1876 bales gross 10 800
bales exports 800 b ssle 66o0 b.ios
200 .b94 bales
sATAssAH. Dec l5-COuon quiet niSdhAg i3 ll8ei Low
Midhng i3 032c Good 0nsAJ i2a4e; receipts, 45i9
bae.i sales. JB25 bales; stocs $500 BsleG
CHlsLKsros ls-oton hdding 1870 Ls~
MddnDs l3Se: Good Ordinary l2is si3i receipts 3700
bales; sales ], 200 bales: stock. 90. .625 bsss-
I5-Co,toa and sellers generally ieh
hlosr MdaAns 49,. p 4487 baies ppents
21GS bales; sales 800 hsles stock 50 81 bales.
BArHoRx Dee l5.-Cotton quiet hiddtng. i4e net re.
eep pas 09l balea oosvs l40
bales sales zy5 spiun Is bales oet. 22943 bales
ST. LovIs Dec Is dull and uuehanRedi hddng l39
rsop l05S bales; 22S7 ea!es shpDeub 1921
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock "a .9O5 bsea -
EoRyoLK Dee l6Coon hnneri held bgberi hdthng, lS-
seipls 3U<2 eIpoiu eossise. 21l bales
200 bslesi s,oek, 1852 b.Iss
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 1b-woO steady: firm feeling more inquiry
Ohio Pennyv,ni, Virginia Xxx en- above 0SGSOe IL \,
b4ab5c, Ielum b5d57c; Coarse bOd529 New. hen-
can Indian. And estep Fine 4Sd50c Medium 55c Coarse
5Oc Comdng Washed 60a65e do Unwashed 4Sdioc
4OaI2Iac Tubwasbed 56G6oc Colorado Washed Spa9'ei 90
Inrahed 22l25e, nI'ra Menno Pulled 400 ~ o. 20
md SuSsr Pu,d 42a47c Ters Fine and Medium. 2sdSUe
Terss Coarse 22d25c Caforns Fue and Medium 3Od31c
California, Coarse. 25d35c
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Cold weather decreases the sell quite sr
quote lambs I've a7se; live New-Jersey AMI Penn
do. hOg-dreed calves, prime
l22d 1872 other lOa lei Newersev pgs 9G9l2e for medium
exports European been 217l
pigs 9S beef ~ 679 boxes bacon 1920 Lar1
MILk.
dlv for jhe week a. the various points
distribution follow; Bv Ere R&wsV. 81 csns cream
272O R1roai 1850 SeW-Havea Railroad
10 kaiosG rs Midland RalrOsd. 760
225O The daily
Harlem Railroad ptfOr for the
follows Dec -; Dee 3 S5 Dec 10 So; Dee H. 81 5O
Dee r. 50 so. Dec Is 50 p Dec IL - Average
40 quarts 81 So do last week 80 - L; week last
81 so Steady liberal Winter supplies be looked for
likely that sdal high TO
Considerable nk lei from daV day snce '
report In reference statistics remark that the
@ik reported Is msceneon not a brought 10 bV small and
bv railroad alone but deal IL delivered either Ihe
fobber consumer By the farmers producing il.
POULTRY AND GAME
The weher ONLY cod enough dressed pOutry
Ia sOddenue leeps buyers housed Heavy turkeys eb
but hey USUALLY supplied
well for that msrbe Prices better than ell
low for Winter We quote: -
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
ses Of su,,sr are no.

x,ces s.o,e with mah sprt TIE udder grades Of sus are no.
evisg stand se Of quoaos. sso a.
safely said that hnes moving except ~ w.
ready thNd them N p
Western has little recommend ~ oaAn''
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Skins bring this price be really far size prime dark and
tBe
Green L. per dried aud we'll
nrr,ehd WOochuek squirrels, waseS and ordinary house
eats worthless.
Rscep for the weet l477 bss' DO last week l7il bales
Ssme 692 Tier increased volume Of bu
he fim prices All grade held w,h
gTeAg confidence z Mgh future market.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
6apinss Banks.

EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
IL SiIth ave corner Twenbst Open from IN. % D. m
Monday wodnesdsv and Saturday from to honeJ depos
nou draws interest from the III OF next month
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

The daily supplies potatoes and the advanced does not an
prices expected We Qsoe about before oer vegetables
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
Dipl0rn0 Notirfs.

NATIONAL TgUsT COMPANY,
Nos 2Gl and 263 BROAD WAY, WARREssT
AT meeting of the Board Of Trustees, held
N g. 1874. DIVIDEND OfFoUR az PER CENT on the
ia stock Company declared from the earnings Of the past
siI months payable Jan. 2, 1873.
The transfer will be closed the 20h inst and opened Jan
A. 1873 J. .C.CRUlRSHAEK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Reep,s for the week $50 uLgs 30 week, 1902 DO;
see si year g27 DRIED Apples past "est 44S
str Apps continue the business mainly quart ~
sei hrsAl the 10 small ras W me
stat PiaS full quotations Peeled Peaches nave
ratleT 81 aiy Wth
price fvapg buver Uupeed dali aud % Of Peanuts are
ompa The remnant quoted at 81 bush gao
aasa
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
Situations DanteG-- Males.
Clerks Statesmen. &c.

Clerks Statesmen. &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BR RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OYYlCBs, Roa 81 I-2 wsa Thiry seessdsk Jos wss
SO4 Thrdsye, Thirty yfosnhst; t The
HARLEs orrcK Me- 21Sl Thirs ave- cor One tusar.d and
twenty (Hsrsm Savings Bsnt Bung) sAi The
LYH BRANCH OFFICE No 323 Wsshingtoast,
Psstones up 10 y D. n. Al resssr sase rssA
A YOUNG, active man wants q situation az
N CLERK aALESAEE either In eoanH " q good
peunsn exoeea reference. Cad address c. g.
5z9 Bast 2Oth a-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
fieiu nanleo--M Males.

WANTED. AGENTS.-Employmen for all,
w male business prrmAnsnt AID aeslv- Adarvss
MAEuPAcTURk4 Tribune West slse oaoe 8o5 esd s&tst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Espsrs Of ss.soss pas. v,si 2s4 Ja l. lseioo
Sss lin. s ys. 1928 bba The Sssas isss y
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
COACHMAN and GROOM-By a highly re-

" Fpttabt eIcsat ooaEntn sod groom rood
thoroughly understands The bube ever capacity
and would make himself gens useful about
ssntemsss place. bs tenoa city OF eoasuy Al B0OEHAMs
500 thsie., peu 2sda
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Rec pts Of beans for the week.
abs: sane week last wear, 1870
kxp VI Of peSs. 25.Ol4 bJ
S.l65 hush. The msSkst is
~skIng very hule reduet on
iiuinI Marrows hsve fsi
ked kiiuers se selling Wen in smsl
sria. Caaaisu TEA. are drm, with
x. D as have advanced. Green YEA
n 49, A.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

Recent. Fcr the week 81 DO iaSt week 3 a 10
sane wees ass - Sj hTpos past Weet - sSfes
40 Vc4k X3522 week lost wear $50 uo
C.he opoors 90 Liverpool and lS Tor Lontou uoi
@ lila There no ouoabe variation cheese quotations. a
80, ,nor Ae Oonr manly for stock suitable io
s en market demsud helps TO steady the market ano
nj. ri osiysblc fu 0 atena5C factories Tue extreme
loeaIh husine
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

| AUE-N UKk.-An export RICO HlHu UOI'
j. mery forewonAn large m,ngsctarn{ ehlsaineal get
M LACE WORK Of ongna al aud
lses ae seSln9 Cali sJJrcss SkAh
STRESS. 9i5 6.hye.. 10 the fancy store
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
Seamstr ssses.

fSS 6TH-AVE., Room No. 3. first floor.-An
400 e1peruced French DEESSMAkE ys.ts eAs4gnerts 10
miles perfectly; will taAe EoD ens per daY
address Mne kEDH0N.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

n UNNIIMANt UOET UII. NC'-Dy II OCOtCD
~ Protestant lately landed ssed "a years. who
and dnvs hsrse plain gardening milk e.Id. build
her vai a. table ke best old recommendation Cal
st CARPBSTEEs. 1873 Wea lh'st. SHAVE.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

boldiug birds, and with the holidays
y 70 seil a. they srs rot oVerst0eked.
ler. Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

ALBANY Dec l5-Nhes-Nothing doing Rve STEADY but que
Corn Que S7d92c for Western; sales Of SINAI lots round eo
state M and MIXED st the Susquehanna Dpt
az SIC dali sales Of No White State at 60c Eari
Mali steady.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

M PEAS.
! .S3S bhlS do. last week. 2.2lO
bais. Exports Of beaas, Gal hbiS
sh.: receipts Of peas for the week.
geRerallv quiet, the demand
IN the stock OF me-
hut not active business
lots At ful, prices White kidneys
reduced rceeipts. Southern and Is.
mammal ODOtsticus:
, 1874-07-07

stato Treasurer, who boro 4 hand IN lowing this
tax Ia not n candidate for rc-clocsion.- tho Con-
stitutIon prohibiting such ~'-oection. II no
wsro bofora tho people, he would DO boaton 80
far out of slight tint ho could not DO dscornel
with tho most powerful nagntfylug glass.
There is another precious lot who should not
DO forgotten. Wo.rofor to tho State Donrd Of
Equalization. This establishment was as deep
In tho conspiracy to rob tho people for tho bono
at Of tho gral,-law bontlholdcra On anybody olao.
THOR entire action at Springfield, laat fall, was
pradcated on tho grab-]aw. They raised tho ag-
$780, 100000, In order to make the grab that
much largor. They afterwards doubled tho Cook
County assessment for tho same purpose,-a
compliment which Cook County will return to
them this fall in d way they will be apt to re-
mombor. Several other counties not owing
rallroad aid debts wore aervcd as badly aa Cook
County. Wo acQuit the Board Of any particular
spite against Cook County. Thoy marely threw
thoir net whero thoy supposed tho fishing mas
good, ind whothor 1t WIS Cook County. or Bu-
rean or Clinton, or Win, ,nade no difference
what they Ind In their mind WAS not projudioes
but property. And, according to tho bost OF our
bellof they got nothing for their high-handcd
outrage. It was labor Of love. rhoy followed
tho instinct OF high taxeB. Thoy Ind boforo
them mother hopo Of reward nor foar Of pun:
iBhrnont. We shall bo surprised II the latter
part Of thoir expectations he not grievously dis
antsn{ntni
, 1874-07-07

We do not know to whom NO ought to feel
more thankful-Prof. Stafford or Prof. Delafou-
thine. The QUO has rescued us from tue incur
siouH Of the comek by proving, frat that the
comet will not come near rs second. that, II it
dooa, it does not mattor; third, that tue poverty
Of o comets prstonsious IL equalea only by tho
tenuity of its tail, and that il tho moon flight
encd away d good-alzed, substantialiy-bu
comet hundred years ngo, auroly in tAis ago Of
modern soionce the earth could get rid OF mis-
orab1o apology like that under present consider
alton. This Is nearly as comforting as prof.
DolafontaInos announcement that comet iB
nothing but bad gas, anyway. After tho e;forts
Of the Chicago aud Peoples Gas Companioa
uud tho Fourth of July orators, no arc prepared
for anything Of this kind. Too much familiarity
with this sort OF thing naturally broods cou-
tempt for comets.
, 1874-07-07

Tho Reformed Episcopal Church has recently
been enriclod with auothor convert, tho Rev.
James Il. McAlecheu, Of Wheeling. Va. In Ills
letter Of withdrawal from tie Episcopal Church,
addressed 10 Bishop Johns, lie complains that
RitualiBm fluids its roots, in no small measure,
in tho prayor-hcok ITSELF" From the proceed
ings OF recent diocesan conventions, the utter
ancea Of tho religious press, and the spirit and
policy Of the dominant party. the High Church,
he feara there ia little ground to hopo that any,
thing satisfactory in tho way Of prayor-book ro-
vision will be done by the next General Couyen-
ton. The Reformed Episcopal Church he ro-
gards as being "in position 10 repre-
Heut with clearnesa." and certainly with
out suspicion of vital error, tho cardinal
truths OF revealed religion." While this latest
accession to its ranks may greatly encourage tho
Reformed Church, the detection will hardly cnuao
q sousation III tho oldor denomination. Tho
growth Of the new purity is not sufficiently rapid
to cnuss serious apprehension On the part Of tho
old Que.
, 1874-07-07
NEW YORK.

The municipal DifficMlttes-Dne OF
the old Ring Returns for Trlal-Ina-
p"rts md Specie Exports.
NEW YonK July g.-Anothcr consultation was
held Saturday night in the roums OF Assistant
Attoruev-G General Faitchd, ut tho Hoffman
HouB6, by gentlemen representing the Tanmauy
joined their forces for tho purpose OF preventing
the contamination Of the outrage which they
claim has besn porpotrated b., tue Mayor
in tho teappolntn'ent Of tbs convicted
aGSe caG to anaw up aud forward to
tho Governor charges against the Mayor. They
will CHIN that lo has violated the law In reap
pointing the Commissioners, and tho Governor
will DO requested to suspend him from Office
while the charges ase boing investigated. The
documents aro yoluminouA, and recito tho case
in detail, with tho law boariug on tho subject.
Application will be natie on behalf Of the AS
astaut Attornoy- General to tho Grand Jury to-
dpy Tor additional indictments againat Commits
Rionela Charl'ek and Gardner. commissioners
counsel in regard to tho legality OF tho reap-
pointment Of their former colleRg1los, and haye
positively declined to talto part IN the reorgani-
cation Of the Board until tuelr doubts HlRll 4Aye
been removed.
TIE onANoKaEN
will celebrate their 1ath Of July festival, this
yBar. by listening to sormun by tho Kov.
George s.. Ali!lor,' one Of the indicted ring Of
tclals who ilcu the city upon tho conviction Of
Hurry Genet, has returned aud removed hia ball
to appear for trial.
goods, S1.l73,4A2; merchandise, S3,938 9SB.
The specie shipments sama lime wera s5N, t85.-
SH6D, 854 in BlIyar bars, and tbs remainder In
gold coin mud Dars.
, 1874-07-07

The banka of this city havo published ntato-
monts Of thoir condition on Juno 20, In accord
ance with tho call Of tho Comptroller Of the
Currency. An abstract Of thoir reports is given
In our financial column this morning. Tho
banks show Themselves to be In much stronger
condition tbau On May I, tho tlato OF their last
statomouta. Tho percentage Of cash meana to
depoBlts has rlsen from 81 por cent to o1 per
cent. The slight decline in tho aggregate Of
loanH aud tile increase in deposits aro
easily accounted for by the usual dullncss
Of tho summon. It will ho noticed TINT
tho amounts deposited with redeoming and
rosoryo agents by our hanks, and tho amounts
deposlted with o,tr banks as rodocming agents,
havo both increased iii obedience to the tendency
Of money at thlH quiet scason to accumulate in
the money contres. THO roHerEea hold by tho
banks arc worry much III excoBs Of the legal ro-
qulreu,onts. Takon altogether. tho statement
proves TINT the banks Of Chicago, as.a rulo, arc
worry strong.
, 1874-07-07


Speaker Blaine las profited by tho oppor-
t,1ulty prcaentod In hia nomination for
Congress to write a lottor defining his
viows On the prominent ieRuoa in the
coming political campaign in Ialno. He
aays that the currency question is in
tho procosa Of a happy adjustment, part1yin con-
sequence Of tho bill passed. by Congress- at tho
Inst session, but "more largely" to uso his own
phrase, "by tho operation OF causea moro pow
erful than any logislation." N1r. Blaine
tllcn advances to D consideration Of
tho extreme Freo-Trndo resolution which
WAS embodied in tho platform Of tho lnto Demo-
cratio Convention IN Maine. On this point he Ia
quito forcible aud son sb1e, though it will strike
The unpreiudced observer TINT ho beats tho
air moro than necessary for tho accomplish
ment Of his misaion in life. He Ia moro
than likoly right In saying that tho
people Of Mime aro not prepared for FREQ trade
pure and simple; but lie is not 80 certainly right
ia attributing to the Democracy OF the State q
desire to effect CHANGE violently and at oncct
beyond tho reduction Of inposts to d revonuo
standard, Mr.. Blaine unqualficdly condemns
the proposed Reciprocity treaty.
, 1874-07-07

Tie Chicago produce markets were generally
firm yestorday. except in wheat and flour, with u
fair bualnosa doing. Mess pork was active, and
advanced a5@40o per brl, closing at e1s.Go@
1s.e3115 cash, and s18,65@1s.6711 Holler August.
Lard was In good domand, anil l. shade tirmor,
closing ut sl1.so@11.95 por 100 'hs cash, aud
$11.4o@11.46 aolior August. Moats wore quiet
and shade ilruor, at 0N@o15c for shoulders,
Dc for short ribs, o1I4o for sLort clear, aud l011
lilo for sweet-p!cklod hams. Hiehwluos were
quiot and shade Armor, at 04p9a1Gop per gallon.
Lake flelghts wore actlyo aud steady, at 10 for
corn IL Buffalo, Flour was woak, With more
doing. Wheat was dull, and 2G13o lover, closing
arm ut @1,1219 cash, sl.1a>l solar tho mouth
sl.o894 Heller August. and s1.1s for No. Minno-
aota. Cora was ]oss aotlyo, at Fridays range Of
prices, closing at 591So cash, 6e1su soller tho
mouth and oo4o seller August. Oats wsro In
good demand, and 80 higher, closing firm at
2e>fa cash, and lle6@4l91o sallsr July. Rye
, 1874-07-07

Tho effects Of tho decision by tho United statos
Court sitting At Madison In support Of tho COLI
atitntlonnllty Of tho Potter law uore plainly ap-
parent in Wall street yesterday. Northwestern
stock declined from 493G to 4o>4, and Milwaukee,
Il St. Paul from 3s to 962l, tho fluctuations in
tho mnrkot being between thoso oxtremos.
Representatives Of the trunk lincs in Iowa mot
in this city, with o WOW to dovising ao1no
plan for concerted notion, but nothing
camo Of their deliberations. Tile apirit
Of tho Northwestern Company aeems to bo
broken by tho adverse decision in Wisconsin, aud
the President, Mr. Koep, has sons to Gov. Car
pontor letter Of tho same tenor as Mr.. Rid
dle's. Mr. Hoop nays that the Northwestern
Company has now On llapd all the litigation 1t
can attond to. Ono Of tho most cheering fen
lures Of tho now phase In tho railroad war Ia
tho disposition Of tho authorities III Wisconain
to relax the rigor Of tho prosecution, aud to
make up an issue for tho consideration Of the
United States Supreme Court at the October
tarp1
, 1874-07-07

ycaterdny. Most Of tho converts were Scaudi-
navians. They are in charge Of eighteen mig
aiouarios, whom it would bo quito consoliag to
call taacals II re had assurance that they de-
Rorye to be 80 called. Those missionaries, and
others like them, ara doing moro to prevent the
peaceful solution Of tho Mormon "problsm "
lhan any other olass Of mon out Of Congress.
ThoY arc attempting to satuyate Utah with the
hideous morality Of thoir hideous Church. If It
were possible for them to succeed, there would
be- somo occasion for alarm.
, 1874-07-07

in rather remote part OF tle city, reprinted oil
Monday morning tho nows contained IN tho
Sunday isaue Of THE TRIBUNE. The two 1cad-
ing features-tha dispatch Oh tho Potsor Law
decision and tho description Of tho st. Louis
br1dge-wcre reprinted verbatim. WoconCratu-
late our neighbor on its enterprise. 1t is vast
improvement oyor anything 1t has horotofore &C.
:omp1ishod. Though no are at u considerable
expense in collecting and proparlng our news.
VIC are glad to give it to any other newspaper
the noxt day.
, 1874-07-07

It ia not true, as stated In the Associated
Press dispatches last week, that a schcdule Of
passenger rates under the Minnesota law has
boon prepared by tho Railway Commissioners.
Further than this tho protest Of tho Sioux City
l. St. Paul Company, which was described as
the gragshopper region company, waa directed
against the Iowa law. Those being tho facts.
tho graceful thing to do ia to withdraw tho
structures upon tho Minnesota law which wo
passed on tho authority OF tho Associated proeB
statamonta. Tho withdrawal Ia hereby made.
, 1874-07-07

m avorago Of 0,234 annnaly,-ono-fourth part
Of the moat being used for human consumption.
In Munich tho consumption Of horso1esh WAS
introduced IN 1850, betwoon Which tina and
1879 there wero slaughtered 0,o05 horses for
suoh purposes. In Viopna thoro woro in 1867
two butchers who doalt exclusively In horso-
flosl, and In 1870 thorc woro eight, Edward
smlth, In his work on foods, considers horse.
1oali healthy aud nutritious. Horaeflosh Ia
uacd boiled, in tho sllapo Of hash, and In othor
forma, It mnkcs good aoup, Rtoak, and
sausage In Paris thoro have boon slaughtered
since 1866 7o,128 horaos, 4o,709 Of which wore
killed in l87o-71. OF 1ato years tho oonsump-
tion haa boon increasing in Paris, owing to tho
high cost Of othor meat.
, 1874-07-07

An attempt to stop tho trial OF Prof. Swing
before tho Synod WAS made in tile prosbytesy Of
Chicago yo6terday but it utterly failed. Tho
proposition, which came from gentleman Of
enlarged beneYolonco and small acquaintance
with the spirit Of Chicago Preabyterians, WAS to
pasa yoto Of mild consuro upon Prof. Swing.
4 fatal defect in this plan was that 1t made no
provision for reconciling tLe feuds which have
sprung ont OF the trial. WhaL use would
there DO in quashing tho Indictment so
long AZ Trowbridgo Ia M exile from
the Inferior abodcs OF blias? 1t ia plain enough
that any peace in tho Presbyterian household
will bo of the llolloNoat Kind unleHR 1t aecurca
tho dismissal from Ills post of the angel who
guarda with two-odgod sword tho Paradise In
Mccormick Block. So the Presbytery thought.
Mr.. Noyes waH appointed to defend tho Pres.
bytory before tho Synod