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New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
PERSONAL.

Gen. Stewart L. Woodford will deliver the
Decoration Day address in Elmira
Fred Law Olmsted is experimenting the
Improvement OF the Common at Amherst.
A dispatch from Utica says: "Treasurer
Raines condition is not much changed and is not en-
couraging
The sale of the works of the late Sir Edwin
Landseer which recently took place i'll London, realized
nearly s3675OO.
The Boston Art Museum is going to get up
entertainments funds for the purchase of
dallions of Washington and his wife, valued at $500
Gov. Burridge of Illinois has appOinte d
Messrs. John p Reynolds Carlyle Mason, and Amos C.
spofford Gen. j. c. Smith, to represent the State
the Centennial Commission.
Mr.. Joseph Arch the President of the
National Agricultural Laborers Union of England has
been ill., He suffers from the splitting OF blood, but has.
however, SO Tar recovered as to be able to address public
meetings
The British Medical Journal understands that
the result OF imprisonment has been materially to les
sen the enormous bulk OF Arthur OrtOn, the Tchborne
claimant. lie gets tie ordinary prison diet. and has
suffered in health. He il employed in tailoring He
reduced in weight from % stone to less than 49,
A plan for the proposed Sumner monument
in Washington, which has been submitted to the Com
mittee on the subject is described follows: "Ihe
monument is to consist OF one large central statue Of
Charles Sumner and four Hesze statues follows l.
Freedom-A seminude statue OF female slave TO whom
emancipation has just dawned and who casts from her
the broken shackles OF servitude. War-Staue
of coored soldier in the uniform OF the United States
army. g. Peace-Statue OF a cOored farmer leaning on
a piow "A. Debate-Statue OF q coored citizen aD
orator and statesman"
William Lloyd Garrison has written letter
to the Committee Antsavery Jubilee to be held
at Chicago next month saying that 1t is doubtful IL he
can be present and giving these particulars about his
health: For more than year have been suffering
from a very painful rheumatic affection OF the right
knee which has caused me good deal OF misery. and
made all locomOtlon extremely annoylng-and which
involves the left knee-for which thus FAR nave
makes the long journey Chicago look rather formda
ble the facility and conveniences or
ransporaton though my health is i'll other respects,
better than Ii was year ago."
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTNEN ST,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFSICE THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Saturday. May 30-l a. M
Synopsis for me past hoentV-foar hours
The barometer continues high in the dis
tricts east OF the Mississippi River.
IL has risen, but continues lowest in the NorthWest
The temperature has fallen slightly IN Hew-Engand
Light winds calms and partly cloudy weather pre-
vail in all the districts. .
Local rains are reported from the Northwest.
Decidedly warmer weather prevailed In the southern
States, the Ohio Valley, and thence westward To n
nesOra. NJ,
The Missouri and Mississippi Rivers have fallen The
ONO has risen at Marietta and fallen at Paducah
Probabilities.
For the New England States partly clOuGy weather,
with light eastery or southery winds wl prevail WITH
out decided change OF temperature and Slowly fang
barometer. 90 -
For me Middle States. The South Atlantic and GuD
Skes generally clear and heather, ul hght 10
GENTLE Winds and high barometer.
For tho lake region. Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather. eastery to southery Winds
Ia III temperature, and stationary To falling barometer
with light rain in Tennessee and Ohio Valley ana near
Like Superior. For the Northwest, partly cloudy
weather. and local rain with variable winds and hlgh
temperature In Missouri and Iowa, and lower tempera
ture from Lake Superior westward to the Missouri
Valley. .,.,-.,
Tnc rivers-te lower Missouri the lower Mississippi
and lover Ohio Rvers-will fall during Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
ELSEWHERE.

A large fOuring-mill at Brunswick, Mo-, was
burned Thursday night. The oes is about $1,000; in
sured.
About 20 small buildings on Clara, Clair
b9rne and PerditOs NewOrleans were burned yes
terday The loss Is $4,000: Insurance. $4,000.
The loss by the fire at Defiance, Ohio, Thurs
day night is estimated at $5o upon which there is an
OF $4,000. Thirteen buildings mostly frame,
were destroyed.
Early yesterday morning the car-works of
George Bitner Co., Torrenco Station, six miles
from Pittsburgh we're DESTROYED by fire. Tho loss is
estimated at $4,000; fully insured
A fire at Ellwood. Wills County, ILL.,, on
Thursday burned nearly the entire business portion OF
the village buildings occupied by Is firms being en-
trely destroyed The loss is estimated at $4,000 upon
which there is but little insurance.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, fire
broke out IN the pantshop of Appel Rogers on Par
son-st, Pittsburgh The shop together with several
business houses and dwellings, were destroyed Ihe
loss Is about t25, 900; partially insured.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


CLrvkL,SD M.y 29-whea trner nonnsy better No Red
81 a 81 2j Corn dull and declining s6e for High Mixed
6c and unchanged Petroleum quiet and
steady for Standard White lots lac for state Test
LorsyILLE Foar and Wheat uuehsug Corn qet and
unchanged S0dStc Oats unchanged and quiet Al $4,000 Kye
sold l5 Provisions unchanged PORK sold at SlS %
Hsm,-sugsrcure 3; Plain. l2c Bulk Meats-shoniert.
csc Clear b Sides, 94c Clear Sides 9e Lard sod at l2iG
l2J,c Whiskv-Saes at Gle
MsxraIs May dull and nominal Cora dali ami droop
5Sd62c Provisions quiet Ani UNCHANGED
MwAUkKs. May 29flour and unchanged Wheat steady
No -; No. u 20s4 ,pC III 20s june 81 2Oia Juy
Oats steady No Corn in fair demand and lower No:
5ja Rye dull and shade lower Ole for No J. Barley dull
No. spring 81 5j No 3do, 81 Provisions quiet
DRY saled CSC. Boxed hide 94d9 L,ri
hrm Od ll4 LAKE FreigbsNheat TO Buffalo oc 10 oswego
Recep-5O00 bbl Flour 81 900 bush Wheat Shipments
q 900 bblN Flour, and 10000 bush. Wheat - -
ORLEAS May 29Four iul and dooIlng at s5dt5 62'2
FOR Donbe $6d 81 80 for Treble ~ 15dts 25 for Choice
do Corn zoe for yellow MIed 1SdoOc for Good
do sc for Yellow White sSd9Oc IN de.
Prime. Sls 900 slS 80 Bacon dull add dEoop o
f,rns a for shoulders lOtc for Clear RIB sides; lO for
shoader lsr quiet At l2al2e for rsree l2Adl2'.c for
Kes dull S'sc for Prime stoc Abs hhis Mosss
Nothing doing Whisky dull at 97e for Louani dsl OIL for GIN
eans Coffee quiet IL a22c for Ordinary Pn. Corn Meal
50 OJqsJ ID .Gold ll2 EAehange-NeuloEk SgA "
premium Sterling, 5.a9d5.5O. ~
OswEGo May 29Plou steady; sales 300 bbs at 81 I5 for
No spnrg; 25 for Amber Wihe - 10 for White Winter
~ % Double Extra Wheat 10 moderate demand partly .pecu
atye bush Prime White Canada 200
bush No. Mwaakee Club II 45 Corn da and lower. sales
200 bush. Western Mixed ana Yellow at 7id!6c. Corn Meal
shots. 500 StipstuG. $2s Mdng $50 Canal Freight,
dui Wheat Sc Corn aud RYE, l Peas 7c, To Ne".iora
Lumhe 81 20 to the Hudson 81 10 TO NeNburgh ~ to New
York Lake 6lI 900 feet oi Lumher hpmeats
80 400 bush. What, l,742VVO feet OF Iamber.
PnlpgtPnt, NAV 2y-Butter stead sae of Plr ani Brad
Cvuaas -SevQe. Mes'ssa S1Oee, 80 4sV lax 10 Gees
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
THE OLD COLONY STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

BosroN, May 29.-The first meeting OF the
.tocknoders OF the Old Colony Steamboat Company was
held to-day In Boston, and the fdiowing gentlemen were
elected directors:
On,ov se.rns oliver Ame Benl,mn Preh Thomas Borden
Cb.s r. suekneJ Cha D. Chose viii CroeEeI AMI Wm Borden
The directors subsequently chose Onslow stearns
Presdept The capital stock OF the Company was liked
at o. 900 ooo 100000 Of which said TO be already
subscribed. The prico agreed upon between the new
Company and the Narragansett steamship Company
for the purchase OF all the steamboats, and oher prop
ery OF the latter Company In Newfork' Newport, anu
Fall River s n round numbers u 6JI5OO or when the
mortgngr forms part. The contract dates tho puf
Cha,e aud lgasesson VI tho property !s% aUss it'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

wessnrls8s2 Che-sss Of se~ Yorh sts.e .. I5 rSIsA
we.ern Rssprve Choice i5e Half Skins IOalie stss 80
IL. BxssaIes Of Pspoaivsss .. 1sn9.f w-sn. i6Sl7s
hold S37 80 Pesr dah s'A ah =
a. 5O9sJ 20 80 62i2aSB 20 for Ers ~
81 20 Iowa and NiHBsets Fsmly Erks " a,nsS
Ohio ~ l2Z0slO 20 for bsh orssses
Wbesl qrit ~ f5atl 90 Tor Red ~ 62dtl 90 f Aas
III 65aSl 10 WL,. Rve .,ssdy 9-e Co.'s stdf o. 49,
sac fr Yellow s2c Esr Mre Oas 'etye at ~ ior "he 80
81 for Mixed Coffee a8er a. l6,a2c 10 gold for no IVnlDY
for L,guays 22 for 1sriebo sagsr sssdY .es of ~ see
fsir Refining Cuba ha77 Moassesa Of Cos so'i
de Tor 6y PeToeam quiet l. Tor behnfs hsJ ioD
l3Le. rure. Whlssg bii 80 9g.asl fr Western.
NJ Lows Nay PionI .Tsl ba.nrss "sss
spring lower ard In good ieuiii 81 l2atl ~ @ No ~ Fn
straig III for No Rel. dH unsettled, ssd iores
5Baksn for No. MIed. OATS dali. anseti sac
lower sG2 for No. tpck Rye du snf lover al 3S,ya
Whisky STEADY JJc Provisions nominal sra order sss
Hogs % JOdTi 20 Tor Lg rJ0rl 30 Dr Bacon ~ ~
dr5 80 for Heavy ise in femani Tor best trades g'ces
unhargd sales OF Common Coe Texans - Jr - ~ fhtvs
Cos aud Hef ~ no. Prime thoe stsrrs tJt5 k'ceps
1000 bbl Flour 23O bnsh Nbi 60 900 bnsh Corn AOV
bash. Oats 1000 hnsh. RE. and 800 Hogs =.
roIEDo MAY 29foar g.et iai nnehasyed Whs hrm s.f
fair demsbi No. White Nahsh 81 90; No Nlte Sichs.n.
~ ala Ambs, Nshlsnn ~ 81 cah Jsne - 3D. joy Ne
20; Reec ei IL 02o 81 o. owcr Igh rs<.
62i2. aud Jrc D3l sn; - ~. Aagnst; Low Nrs<t
90 Lc spot; Gle Jane. No Gce. GOc qs. esshg1
for sgo. FFl -h BsGso &c.
o. Receipis-l 900 hrh What 1000 ha,h o shiva.a
10000 900 bash. Corn, ard 4.OOO Sh Data
WILMINGTON, v G. Nar 2)>pnis furprntne riesY al 5ba1
36c seady ~ 30 Tor Sanei tge Issni8he sfaaTf
81 20 or Hard ~ Sj Tor ieow D9 80 % r Na Tar lnd
a.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
THE pESNsYLyANIA RAILROAD

The death of j. Edgar Thomson excites dis
cussion the effect upon the Pennsylvania system OF rail
roads is conecured With respect to the coming Presi-
dent David Solomon agent OF the Pennsylvania Company
in this city, said that while Col Scott might have been
embarrassed In his operations last FALL yet he had not
asked for any In his Indebtedness. He had re-
sumed and paying 100 cents on the dollar
The administration Of the Pennsylvania Railroad would
be suc as TO insure continued Prices might
be affected for time but they would recover, If
they had not already done The Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company taking its paper at six per cent
per annum without trouble. The main branch and
leased lines were never earning more money, and the
regular four per cent semi-annual dividend would be
paid ut the time specified.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
MUNICIPAL ECONOMY IN JERSEY CITY.

The Board of Finance met with closed doors
last night and after session decided to reduce the
salaries OF all city officials under control OF the Board
short public session was held immediately afterward'
aud the following reductions were made by resoiutoh'
to take effect from May city Collector James H. Love-
from S 900 5000 Chief Clerk in Collectors ONCE Jus
tus Slater, to 81 500; Assessment CLERK, Andrew d.
Whyte to 81 200; James T. Grady, John Creech' ana
VIM Browning assistant clerks In the Collectors office.
reduced respectively to $780, $780, and te In the City
Clerks Office the Assistant City Clerk, Thomas X Hal
sted was reduced s,5Oo to 81 2o; Nicholas Ferrey,
Second Assistant Clerk, to 81 900 from s.2oo and A. L.
seers Of the same Office from 1900 to tsoo City Con-
troer Gen. Ezra A. Carman was reduced from $4,000 10
5000 and his Chief Clerk Wm. Stevens from s22oo TO
orney were declared vacant and the salaries respect
lively reduced from $5 600 to $500. and from So 10
sci and Wm Z. Douglass City Attorney. lnis action
causes general surprise.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

Thomas J: Morgan Of Nebraska. Com G. r. p. Rodgers
Of United States Navy o. r. Temple OF Tennessee,
Francis Wayand Of Connecticut, Senators George X
Dennis. Timothy o. Howe and Representatives. Robert
s. Hale George +. Hoar. aud Pierce NJ b. Young
or these, Gen. Hamilton with his wife, Gen. Morgan
Judge Temple. the Rev. Mr. Kende, and the Hon Mr.
Young have arrived and staying at the West Point
Hotel. Mr. Hoar here, but has gone away tenn
poiariy. The rest Of the members will probably be
here Monday when the Board will organize and pre-
TO Its ordinary duties They always pre-
pare report, but its contents never known until the
next session of Congress.
Secretary Belknap will be here Monday. but no
other prominent officials officers have announced
their coming IL is not known whether the President
will be present There will probably be large attend
Of the old about June H. on that even
ing the annual Alumni celebration and dinner Will be
held. The dinner will probably be given In the mess
hall. The annual ball rendered by the Second Class TO
their departing comrades in the First Class Will DO given
Oh the evening Of June 10. - .
The West Point HOTEL still under the charge OF W. B
CozzeDs. rapidly filing with guests and by tomorrow
evening will probably have many as it can hold Mr.
Cozzens has thoroughly renovated the hotel internally
and externally, and made other improvements: Coz
zens's Hotel Will not be open until June L. IL Is now
being cleaned and prepared FOR its summer guests:
About so have already been engaged chiefly by
NewYork families The prices this year have been re-
duced nearly vi day. for the object. rs Mr. Cozzens
says, not only of attracting custom, but OF showing
that landlords not really raPacious as they nave
been
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

The frat shipment of new wheat was received
At Memphis on hurdly Pnola County Mississippi and
AMP cd 81 Ljuis.
In a quarrel over game of baseball in Clarke
Luther Thraher the head with bat
Ug hm fed Both under 20 years OF age
A l.. Russell of Maine, of the Wesleyan uni-
v,r,y hl sailing evening at Mditto"n, Conn,
wa m owa ferry drowned His companions IN the boat
slyeL
severe storm. resembling a cyclone, passed
over St. Louis tree o'clock THURSDAY afternoon IL
WAS hail Much damage done to buildings fences
awnings, sc.
The United States Court at Boston has dis
. The in equity compel the assignee OF Nathan
the OF Bows Brother Co Tie
b.l,uee of his assets his individual liabilities.
IA collision occurred on Thursday between an
e.ta train and the Rock llnd Railroad
Newton Mo- by hand named McDona hi ed AMI
the engineer Of construction train John ODe, bad his leg
crushed
George W. Meeker, prominent and for many
years seTn New London Conn., ei home tOr Ne.
YORK 81 winch tine nothing has been
heard him. apphent that be has met With foul play o
committed suicide
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

A part Of the varnish and Japan works OF
Emil Coleman g. Co., at Fourth-st and westave Lona
Island City, destroyed by fire at 10 a. yesterday
The fire originated In the melting-room." and was
caused by the boiling OF kettle Of benzine The
room filed with numerous inHammable substances
used In the manufacture OF varnsh, and to ignite any
thing In the 10 insure its destruction and
impcrll the whole building To add to the natural
difficulty OF exngushDg flames thus fed, there was no
water available to the engines except that In private
cisterns but the fremen succeeded In exnguisbiug
the flames before they got far beyond the room where
they started The loss is about So 900, which Il
covered by insurance. These works consumed by
fire about five years ago. and was burned "
death in them.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
TEST SHIP NEWS.
For Other Shin E.rs see rim Page


ARRIVED
smp Trnsca tB,) Thompson, GlassOs Mar H. via no,~
18th, " mtSe. and 10 Henterson Bros
BARR Jiri tNOrl Stoesen, Hamburg 5O DAY. With mds
Rrg Msrposa (of Boston, E Csrlcnss 10 day with m,sss
sr (of NewIiaven) kEog, Beaihera days. WITH
apples.
scbr. S l. B. Small Sawyer shulss n &, with splins.
WH II. NJ iicr Crowley, ~ John. y D. Ntt laThfr
sehr j. a. H. Crowley Cro.ey, Hgsquah, 4, With silag
Roswell (o Easspor HuIbgi. 20 days VIII
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond for RcmynI b,rks Victoria for Cs.s; me-
Adelaide for Gibraltar bng Nar B. RoSlaad sr KnggeA Js..
Coy; Lucy Clarke. for
WIND-Suset, moderate. - clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov Nsy 2aArhvot steamship hereus from New Cork teh.
Maggie Power. from Bennaia
HEwORLgAss Mar 29Ceired, steamships Iuuati, ft rts
deipma N issipp for Ney ships Geo ieahV. "a, tsTp,e
brig Ccte. SAILED iron TIC f.
ships WA. Woodward. Uhlind. ard Advance.
c. Nay 2JArrrei schr. ktessn. and T'av
eicr froa New York sAlle tour.ey from B,rimoie.
29tiearc j. H. MsrshsIs Tor BaAmore
Adie JORDAN for DAHgrotA Sailed steamship s'nseosa for Bald
BALTIMORE Nav 90 Arrived steamship, Ber- from prerea
Geo Appo from Bo McCian irom ProV!enc JssPhas
Thompson and Martha Steven rom Newton Florence fhh
from fhisdelhjs b1g Eans RON liavana s9e1ri1 s,Isp
dora for Rio Jsneiro; Rosa G. for Queenstown famoab S
steamship " ~. Kennedy for ProUiepce
FOREIGN PORTS.
HANRuRo NAV 29Ghs steamship Leasing OF the Rsg bne. e0
at D. M. yesterday for New IOrs.
Bergen. Norway May 29-Saiei, semhp hoag Sefre pas-
neyg for London and sea YORK. .
ANTWERP NAV 2a-rhe steamship Switzerland. from Ne"'fosa
May 10. has arrived.
NoyILLY Nav 70 The Allan Live steamship HISTORIAN Watts.
from Bstnore MAJ l3 H. Johns ~ r. May ~ T'e t-.T
QUEBEC May 29The ship arrived TO-DAY bs'rs on tors
sp China Of North Shields coal oide bsaa is
Quebec that Vesrel having oualed sea on the i't MAJ
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
DIED.

ALsrON-on Tuesday May 26. the Rector Of st. PHILIPS Churs
aged ~ ,sas .sd ~ S Church pe, pleoets,.
on suniay, May 81 at 25O
CAMPEy-rn Hobosen Wednesday MAY o. an.r .hOr. .ad
illness his residence, John Csmpen. IN the oSd
Relatives re.pecty invited to attend the funeral
service, at st. Mathews Church. corner ne OF Of a and "'''s.'
CARPENTERAt Pleasntve SIKH d. hay 49, Of preanosi
Margare; w Carpenter sgod 81 yean and . non,a' . 80
M day the =. @ .2s Of S TsTG .n sa .ad s.. Fore =
9lj Relatives and frield' invited to attend
CUrTER-rhurslay, May IS. Ms, Libbis Cutter
the residence Of her mother 80 Madison st. Bt,k
lyu, on SATURDAY, 3Oth inst, a. O'Clock.
DAvIs-A Marlborough n Y on Friday May 20 Henry BIsworA
Davis. NJ. D.. ofu. eir.
Notice of the funeral beroaher.
GnMAYon Friday morqg NAV 90 Edh Lppnee twin d.ushs's
Of rheoaore aOd ki,abeh y. Gilman aged 10 month.
Monday, tbe Is. Of JuOe, at IL O'Clock m.
Fort,pio,hsr Rdu D. Hogemsu 10 the 18Th ye = OF b., age
Relatives respectfully invited s,ad the sasrsf
Mars Church, corner stay,sssnt.t and seeosd.rs.
Ta1,.y s S, !. .a l.'
The friends Of the parents aud Of william and h, daughter, atns
services 80 s.., Thrusnira.l sunday S.s nI. 81
O'Clock N.
i,,,r Of the s Mrs Ann Fuller Of SssYcri .s. n rss
MEAD-ou "Wednesday morning the 27h nst GOden, Bridge
wesieheer Co. Il E.'bs.b s.aaiise s @ Of s'; = nsa
Csrnases viii be in waiting .n'Al Of .n .,ax
fully invited to attend without further notice.
MuRRAYAt New Haven Cobn Tuesday, May 81 Martha A. wife
| ofChAuncey D. Murray Of this city.
inaw C. Thompson l2l East Nss Haven Conn, "a
2.30 p m satartay, 3Oh inst
OAKLEYon Wednesday evening MAY 81 Margaret wife Of Jacob 2.
Oakley.
The friends o. the family respectfully invited
from residence sobsw Leonard
i6l West Twelfth ST., 90 SATURDAY, At 2 O'Clock p IN.
TowN-A BROOKLYN MAY 2s Msry H. Town beloved o Rec
| ben Town, In the Both Of her
Tie friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend the fanera
SATURDAY MAY 80, from her late 80
Knea,I The ~i be stoninsoD, Conn.
REDPgLD-On Wednesday evening 81 gI, Re5se wesv
| Of harrison kedieli, q the Jyth year . her
The relatives and friends the family respectfully nei 10
the funeral from the " H. Church Fourth
sxtbave. saturday Anenoop May 80 at = O'clock
| Orange County papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
GEN. GRANT OPPOSED TO 4 THIRD TERM.

There never was u time III the life OF Gen.
Grant when he contemplated third term. HIS best
trends know this be fact The subject Is dstastefu
10 h aud Whenever he refers to 1t (Which very sell
DOM he does with impatIenco and dislike The IDEA
was ignally started amid desrth OF exciting public
event, as a sensation OF The York Herdld. Mr.
tne ami rs for startling events aud sensations, ut
first impressed with this one, aud dWeIt upon IL as III IL
were verify subsequently however, ne became con
vinced that il was a yment of Imagination but, re.
Gently visiting Washington, he was again impressed
with the idea, between sherry ana champagne, anu no"
probable reality. Our genial friend may rest assureu
however tnat II has no more foundation thah the stun
that dreams are made Off,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
TIE powDoIy COLLEGE TROUBLES.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, May 29.-The faculty Oh
poudon Coleee has this day mailed TO the parents OF
suspended students circular letter reviewing 'he Ac
non Of the students and the causes which ed 10 anu
,,,,,n ,bs Anal decision Of the faculty as follows:
II your son will sign the incosed blank renewx IN
oaad taitb and without reservation MS nti 30, ,ha
hI%a ~ ohedeDce 10 the laws and regulations " ,o
PnJIsee and forward the President witnin ~ H.
,rorn da,e ne will be allowed TO return anu lcsuo ~ 40
eoe IN tbe class; and this he VIII Dc eApect,n t W w.
Without further delay II he does not 90 eJ .s m from
nns,de, simself by the act Of refusal as ehPsi'1u
The College al the expiration of the ~ days ~ "' ,h
Indes to return TO his duty and his oJectlohs 70 .
driI arc NOT renoyed, he can, at the emu oi , w. 49,,
bnt moi before receive honorable Dismissal anu -
some other College,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
THE DEADLOCK IN THE EMIGRATION BOARD.

No action had been taken by Gov. Dlx yes
terday 10 relieve the Emigration Commission from Its
awkward position The Governor Is absent In Albany,
and not expected TO return before next Tuesday, Mr.
told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that there
was no hope except through the interference OF Gov
Dix AS matters stand, minority OF the ComInis
sion binds the hands OF the majority The Governor
sad Mr. Stevenson, cannot remove Mr. Lynch, because
he ia member Of the Board by virtue OF his position
as President Of the IRISH Emigration society," lie Is
elected nv the members OF that society all OF ON are
trnsfee. of the Emigrant Savings Bank. Coy. DIX
hss M authority hlm An act OF tne Legisia
tmTe will alone suffice Mr.. Kaufman, another OF tno
A. also a member OF the Board by virtue Vi us
nresidency Of the German Emigration society Mr.
tevenson further remarked that the European press
had ALREADY begun TO discuss the disagreemeh o to
Hoard of Emigration here, and to discourage
from coming 10 this country on nat account 90 m
The fronbe xiss employees must continue 10 go
their nav because there is no authority 10 eve ~ 70
sham and the condition Of AFFAIRS on Wafds lslahu
aroSs worse every There seems 10 De no nope VI
securipo tbe attendance OF those members VINO nav.
n.,armnsd 10 remain absent, and the approach Oh no.
u..thsr d,niplshes the chances OF RettlnB quorum
rfore ne II Oetober because nearly all Oh ,c
Iii 90 INTO the country fOp the Summer ~ Is
,iyeIv reported that Mr.. Lynch has saIu tuat tnc "
nor,tv will attend any special meeting "nCu mo-, g.
susd ~ the business Of the meeting is iii -,
tha call and is such as the minority are "'n"s W