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New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
SCIENTIFIC B4LLOOAING.

Mr.. BARNUN PROPOSES TO UNDERTAKE BALLooNLN"
FOR USEFUL PURPosEs-THE THEORY OF IhE
EAsTERLY CURRENT TO BE PRACTICALLY IEslED'
r. ths Edttor OF TAe Trtbune
SIR: The subject of ballooning and It's praG-
neal application TO useful purposes has as the puDc
aware for some past received my careful tnouH
have discussed the matter with many seienui'c P0i
ons ON this continent, aud during my late Nsit "
Furope consulted with gentlemen who nave fnaue '
snbiec, lifelong study. When doctors disagree "AO
shaII deedef have found diversity OF opinion on
every noiut involved and have had submitted 20 nie
alast every conceivable theory and all sorts Sf con
tryanees some very ingenious. and many more utterly
,,nnroctIcahle I'm try my own eIp' 'riments said l.
ond with this view have engaged Prof. DonaldSoh-'
man OF large experience. great perseverance, anu WI
doubted cougage--tO make a series OF eAPerilneu'"
oscen.ions m balloon manuActurod expressly i1I ''
purpose. -, ~, .-r,cs
He will start from my Hppodrome IN NeW-i orh t"''.
veek beginning II possible. the TN INST, proNlu
,h tha most rnproved instruments, aSd whl Iurnia
dstaed reUorfs OF altitude, temperature chrIeu ~
co,rse az me wind and every feature anu pArl'0" ~
tntarest 10 -elsuce and the public - ..o o,os.
hoie by thsse ascensl0ns 10 drlnrhno iuHl 50 . n
t,on az the easteriY current and declue ,d ne
- f,ct ar myth. It's existence being esthphsuev'
,@as t FIrnna In such balloon as PROPOSE 70 @ u.
rtiI Inc a. enslly and safely Accomplished a' Jo'
there on one OF our best o3oan stoailor7 - p,,xrs
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A fire occurred at No. IA Wooster-st. yester-
day morning which extended to the reas building and
TO No 49, adjoining The first floor OF No IA Occu-
pied by John Dedrck. as a packiDg-box manufaetorY.
His loss in stock is about OOO with insurance The
second door was occupied by G. W Francis as hat
block manufacturer and his loss Is about $1,000 P. T.
Stark cabinet maker the third fOor lost about $500
in stock and David Munz cabinet maker. on She fourth
floor about 81 600; insurance unknown. W. Harry, per
cusson cap factory Ia the second hOor, lost
about $500 NJ. s. Steinbeer IEcture frames on thrd
floor about $1,000, and Fdbte Farmaker. cahluet
makers on the fourth floor, about 5000 In NO. 70,
threestOrv brick building Leon Herscn occupying Le
cellar and first floor lye manulactory lost 5000 Win
an Insurance OF s.. 900 IN the Niagara Company H. M
Graves hat manufacturer. on tine second nOOr' ABOUT
$500 aud Henry Bock. millinery trimmings, on the third
dur about $500 with full insurance IN tne PACING
The building No "a owned by Mr. smith, WHO lost
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

90. The revolt in HANGERS has been suppressed
and order Is restored
AT Ripley Ohio Saturday night. John Coslett
killed. By th sTner 10
visiting Cose.s daughter against her fishers wishes
Frank HILBERT of South Boston fell from
derrick tie construction ~ the se monument 90 Hofces
Mas Fn4sY night, snd died from bis mluue on sAianisT
morning
"A special dsDatch 20 The London Ldily Teie-
Roman Catholic Bishops srt.eird
II he sis tie Government oa spllatoa of
Church aal
Mrs Michael Kerns Of Worcester, Mass. waa
neck 'sturt-, by unsloFn pern, aHd c1net -
re a entered .le BACK Of tn neck aal 'ns "a" compulsory
ptlalyrct
Several serious accidents occurred IN ChlcnEo
lilg ~autes Four prfls as
-soo-s-l f..r kL~i ali 81 plirn
erousl, WOUNDED by explosion of bottle gulp0~ier
"A special dispatch from Madrid SAYS the two
generals who -uc spanish asn, of tt 0. ~ +e..
known suqnlr-rrs ~ the pot-101 oi te Pn' l Aluss
ka4cAs have Deel afp'l~ AZ s"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06

this ,y Jay ueuropn ueols sarsh AusA
r widow lanes AEeSbaa Of SAn'oA Fsa@' As O'
v n ,o % her home IN scranton Tuesday Iny T. a. s2pn
TIM. city on Sunday. luy 8, Ed~s E. COfs aged 81
and friends are respectfully invited stiend ths faDsrsi
Tuesday, Jaly Z, Al : eooA p H. i"" A'' ~'e
R ANE ST Gsgoloh France MaV IS 1874 J"hl Craze
sf W gandsss of the ale 1oaH ~hA4n rst ~
nrookIvn. in he l7th OF hB
san,y, ,rvces rabernan ScheuBefh0n AZ h
m Meulay July RsNYes and rr ds Of lie iaGiy
soect ny invited attend. Rev Dr. DTyea VIII shsIaie-
sny ARDs-At the residence Henry Kline, Am,ternsn
r. Y 90 SATURDAY Jay T. at 53O Anna H. vile d ae' Z. r.
1 fasa nil take place from Church BooEiyn Ihghts
WenesiAx 1880 Ehs feaaels VIZ nc sAes -
smse T tbe Eveens for erne1t The reiAuies aud enH-
on the fanly respectfully invted TO attend
puNrSGsRn the aorning 5h at stspran sads~
Island Charles EhnnSer s.n Of a.. Se "solss 80 A.
The neral from St taas narch on s.o
a., 80 inst Of tas ia1i are Assss - al
tent, sthoui further nviiAton
st. hons pspes please COPY
RoCKwgLL Hobokeu n J. On sasfay JuJ D. raHk l. noA
we'll n 45h year Of lila ASe.
Of funeral beresfer
RyASsuieuy SATURDAY July a. u heas Assaso IAn Rss m
tbs ash year o. bis aze.
% .yes and ienas and New Yor4 s'efes perS
A.atan attend the uaega tra o Ate
No. I2l AuaRsL, coEse< bean, BseoA SA Ao~1~ -
D. ~
VAN tpgRsrygoa Saturday -eAr I a. Sarah Amands ~i'
S. % nj frens ar. invei TO s..sa hnera At ne
Plgr Bapts Church, rhrishnir. tsS-oss =. --a Az
IN 1esisY, tth lnsl- Al : p u
LOw-suddeny s~s-Id~ys I1y a. Assl-s- A. "' "
II Mlron Nlnslo~ a..
funeral from the residence o 1ef aaA ~" sa' s-'
AOBaay snsrnoea a acsocS.
YArEsupd.Y George RdSAni. only eaid Of Tao" and
A.Lsas lssi ossa, q The ,.nily are especially dd at
tend ths Tuesday a. IL oaIoeA oA '' H~ 40 %
/ gighth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
OPPOSITION TO THE MAYOR.

TIE ASSISTANT ArToRNEY-GENERAL IN CoNsULTA-
TON WITH LEADING LAwYERs-THE GOVERNOR
ASKED TO SUSPEND THE MAYOR PENDING AN
INVESTIGATION
A consultation was held on Saturday night at tno
rooms of Assistant Attorney General Farchld, at
the Hoffman House. between that Official, the
Hon. John Kelly, John II. Strahan. Col
George w. Wngate, Henry l. Clinton. and COL
John r. Fellows. relative to the course OF action 10
be pursued with reference to the Mayor and Police
Commissioners Gardner and Charlick. These gen
tlemen represented three different bodies, which
have Joined their forces for the purpose OF prevent
ing the consummation of the outrage which they
claim has been perpetrated by the Mayor IN The re-
appointment Of the convicted Police Commissioners.
IL was decided to draw up and forward 10 the Gov
ernOr the charges against the Mayor. They VIII
claim that he has violated the law in reaDpOinting
the Commissioners. and the Governor will be re-
quested to suspend him from Office while the charges
are being investigated. Three separate sets oil
charges will be drawn up and sent TO the Governor
for his consideration. The documents are voluml-
nous and recite the case in detail, with the law
bearing on the subject. Coils. Wingate and Fellows
representing the Tammany organization and the
Council of Political Reform, will make application
on behalf of the Assistant General. 10 the
Grand jury to-day for additional indictments
against Commissioners Charlick and Gardner As
was stated in The TRIBUNE on Saturday Police
Commissioners Ddryee and Disbecker have con-
suited with counsel in regard to the legality OF the
reappointment Of their colleagues. and have posi-
lively declined TO take part IN the reorganization OF
the Board until their doubts shall have been re-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
IN ALLEGHENY CIrY-LOss 10000.

PITTSBURGH, July 5.-A very destructive fire
occurred in Allegheny City yesterday afternoon
square and half OF buildings, principally dwellings on
the west side Of Federast., between 5ampson-st and
Marquettealley extending back to Arch-st and three
or four buildings the east side OF Federa-st were
totally destroyed At time II was feared that the
whole upper part OF the city would be destroyed as the
suppy of water was limited and very high wind pre-
vailed carrying the sparks all directions and setting
fire to houses two three squares away BY the united
efforts OF the Pittsburgh and Allegheny City fire depart
Tnpnt, the flames were brought under control ABOUT
oici,ck IN rhe evening over 100 houses all were
DESTROYED leaving many families homeless Inc loss
cannot now estimated, but II VIII probably reacn
t9oo aoo The fire originated the carpenter shop OF
ressgeIl x Burzon. IL is supposed RON hre crackers
thrown IN By boys at play In tne nelghOOrAOOd
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Radical party is upon its last legs, and
al Of lis rewd men see H. anu are not disposed 10 take
the responsibility Of killing It, after the poison mas Oeen
administered by OtDer partles-lBurington Qowal Ga
Eetle DEM
Grants positive strength lies in the Southern
publican party. Il the Democratic States he has moth
ing TO hope for, aud his appointments u ONCE ana an
as conduct show nat no hopes Tor nothing HO" 'na'
party Sacramento UniOn tRep)
1t is said that a mans pocket Is his tender
est spot and it pretty near being 30 with ma
that fairly and squaRey, and TINS defense Is ohe O
those deeds that speak loudly than the eoquenee
Of thousand orators. Clearly, II Is no time 70 change
ruers.-l Mi waukee Sentinel (kepJ
The importance Of the new law relating TO
The powers OF the courts OF the District OF ConDia
has inclined thiuk, been Oyerrated, partly
through the apprebeDsons OF correspondents, ana
partly through tue miscneyons representa@tons @ oi a
lew COngTessmen, who would DO glad 10 nave IL & aP
that they had got the advantage OF the newspapers
even by tnck.-l Boston Advertiser (RepJ
We anticipate very quiet political contest
OF calm Judgment and more independent voting than
wss ever done because by thus forcing the people 70
manage 70 secure nominations, viii be quiety scru-
,weishsd and exposed lPhilads phia Press TRspI
The Iowa Republicans declare for specie
payment 70 the emo that the volume Of currency may
Republicans DON'T know anything ABOUT the laws OF
trade aud want the volume OF the currency TO be-
uted to states according u population they may be
brethren but they are w no means tWins.- indianap
Oils sentinel tIndl
If Senators and Representatives in Congress
have a Of delcacy and prOprety sufficient 10
induce them abstain from engaging IN in which
the Government OF the United states party, a law
should be passed teaching them their duty. During the
session they rObDng the Treasury 0y securing
passage ring measures and ia the interim they
plOy their tlme in suits against the same Treasury
tAew-AiDany Qnd) Ledger-StaDdaEd (Oenl
The great journals are too much In the
habit OF sending young gentlemen " washington whoss
only idea OF their duties Is " make sensations Dy Ia
venting or retailing ISLANDERS. They reVe Ia the abuse
the curbstOne and the ntny Des VI tue DarroOm Ahe
pickup aud telegraph the Land every sanderOus VI
Indecent scandal they Ind nOating about, Hlthou
any reference whatever 10 ts truth OF fasehood In
ony way 70 reacn them, aud keep them WITHIN th'
bounds OF decency 70 reach their employer, VINO arr
sssDOuslDe, through them. Aud II Congress has don't
REM - S'' - ~
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
PENNSYLVANIA IN THE WAR.
ADDRESS BY COY. CuRTIN.

DEDICATION OF TIE SOLDIERS NOMINATION..
CURTrN's APPRECIATION or THE PATRIOTISM OF
THE srArE-THE RECORD or PENNsYLyANIA-
THE FACT TO De REMEMBERED THAT THE WAR
IS OvER-A HELPING HAND TO THE SOUTH.
tFRoN An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBUSEI
LANCASTER, July 4.-The soldiers monument
recently erected under the auspices OF the" Monumental
Association" in the Public Square Of this city at cost OF
over $4,000 unvailed this afternoon The weather
was very fine. although in the morning the sky was
cloudy and some rain fell The ceremonies Of dedcating
and unvaing the monument were preceded by pro-
cesson through the principal streets Of tie city consist
ing Of the military and other organizations OF
Lancaster and vicinity After the procession the cere
mony Of dedication opened by speech OF welcome
delivered by Mayor staufer, followed by song, " Ny
Fathers Grave" rendered with unusual pathOs by
score or two OF soldiers and sailors orphans then
prayer, and musical exercises. and lastly an
address by ex-Gov. Curtin, VINO was introduced amid
hearty cheers.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
N PONTIAC. ILL-Loss s2Oo. 900.

CHICAGO, July j.-ln Pontiac. ILL.,, yesteT-
d,v fire caused by a nrecracker entirely destroyed
the Pnenix HOTEL the Courthouse, with all the records
OF the county and the Union Block the finest IN the
town containing large stores the total value of
which ia estimated at s2OOOOO The insurance so far
unknown. The following are the names OF the sur
ferers
-. Rertram q Norton furniture; Lawrence & Cook,
hardware and groceries, W. ). Lacy, AGRICULTURAL lhpe-
menIs; Downing q Munsen. clothing; ;. x n. Loahs
hnots and shoes Munger Il LJtyer, druggists; and A
Major dry goods.
Several law Offices and the abstract books OF Cuny
Co we're were also destroyed
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
philosophy Of the Heart in Harvard College the
Faculty were very much embarrassed. but they took
the money all the same.
PERSONAL.

Chief -Justice Waite arrived ct his home in
Toledo the Fourth.
A 6;spatcb from Baltimore last night says:
pshoD wbelau OF Wheeling West Va. lies dangerously
an at st. Agnes Hospital In that city and his death may
occur At any moment ..
The trustees of Chicago University have ac-
s,ad,te advice Of tue Hon. j. r. DoOlitte and elected
D., Iemuel Moss OF the Crzer Theological Seminary
President and the Rev. DR.. Burroughs, Chancellor.
Prof Ewing began a series Of sermons at a
large public hall in Chicago on Sunday BE will preach
them once day until the new tabernacle, waioh his
friends propose for hin. shall be built.
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams, jr., deliv-
cred the address the 2Oh anniversary Of the settle
ment of Weymouth. Mass. saturday. sneeches we're
slso made by the Hon. Charles Ftancls AdSms' ST. anu
others
The Pope has presented TO MOnseigneur
Gubert Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris. nne mosaic rep
resenting Raphaes TraBshguration. This work which
s of great value, will be placed in the new Church OF
Montmartre.
President Grant and family reached Long
Saturday morning. 1t is the intention OF the
President Washington every two or three
weeks during the Summer 10 transact such business as
may require his presence at the capital.
The Louisville C0Hrier-JOurnGl publishes the
report Of the Right Rev B. b. Smith, Senior Bishop OF
the Episcopal Church Of the United States
ofacaIly dposing the Right Rev George D. Cummins,
from his office OF Bishop aud from the Ministry OF the
Church.
What Is known as the Pope property in
ST. Louis has been engaged for Gen. Sherman's head
quarters His staff includes the following officers all Of
whom-with the exception possibly OF the last two
accompany him % tnat city: Gen. VIM. D. Whppe. aud
Coils G. II. Bacon, Joseph Z. AGdenred, john Z. Tour
telOpe, Mccoy and Poe.
In referring TO the appointment of Mr.. Ben
jain Moran Secretary OF the Uuited Legation
London. to Assistant secrearyshp In tile State De-
partment The London Times "Of all Americans
who have resided IA London during the last eventfu
years, 10 would be disalt TO whose advance
ment viii be more heartily welcomed whose loss TO
Lngsu society viii at the time De generally
regretteu.'
The Bishop of Manchester, England preached
20 the delegates ia st. Paus Cathedral, recently, taking
text from the prophecy Of Isaiah, that time would
come when the Wolf should lie down with the lamb. The
Bishop defended Christianity from the charge that
rule OF life 10 left almost untouched mans duty TO the
lower animals, and strongly condemned polo, pigeon
SHOOTING, Jud other sports Dting little IN
nance with he kamper Christianity as gladiatOral
contests at Rome or bullhghts ia Seville.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
ELSEWHERE.

A fire in East Toledo Saturday afternoon
s.troved FIVE or six frame buildings. mostly private
re.idences Loss $40 900 to s2AOOO; insurance small
Saturday afternoon a fire broke cut In the
brpano known as the old Duckett Mansion on the Old
Camp Cadwanader grounds, Ridge-sve near twenty
tourth-st Philadelphia, which was entrey desuoyeu-
Wbeas-felds east and west OF ChlUlcoIhe,
Ohio were fire on Sunday night having peeh snlIed
nv snar,x, from locomotives Phe woods in various
narts oe the eoanIy are hre and great damage ls
threatened.
]. w. Kennington's boot and shoe factory
in Worcester, Mass, badly damaged by au neen-
diary are yesterday morning The loss s aDont slOo
atvdad a. Follows Building 5000 stock. $500. and
masAinery LOO. The loss 10 nearly covered oy Insu
raEEa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06

Character of the American People," by Arthur G. So
cum or Freotown; "Unintentional Misrepresentation"
by Edward F. Grant OF Irondequoil "The Civizing
Agencies Needed in Japan" by Horace Greeley Pierce
OF Rochester; "Culture and Religion" by John @
Adams of Rochester; Arbitration" by Geo. W. Gaisht
Of Cuba agitation and Progress" by a. f. Chadwick
Of Eddyowu; Personal Character the Foundation OF
the STATE ly Ruer Dox OF Wilson The style OF the
Future bv Samuel F. Moore OF Rochester; The Evils
Of the English Landed system" by Henry H. Hewitt OF
Barrngton The Growth OF the idea OF Human Brother
hood :" by VIM H. Nichols OF Hammonisport; ." John u
Calhoun -" by Archibald C. wilkins Of Darlington, > C.;
'supplv and Demand" by Charles r. sumner Ot kOces
ter; The Reflex Evils OF Reform by Eimarn ~;
by Ralph W. Whelan Of Lansing, Men. -Four youus
gentlemen were excused from reading tnelr essays a.
follow. Traces OF Mythology IN M0lern heilGlous
Rites" by Curtis III. ROdes OF Cambria; Ihe COluitos
Favorable 10 Literary Production by FREDERICK u
Goetzmann of Rochester; -" Will and WulfuueSs, Dg
Charlie, f. FIlrmau Of Havana; "Gettysnurs ana
Vlcks burg" by Wilson F. Wakefield OF Butternults'
At the conclusion the essays the degree 0r Bachelor
OF Arts was conferred upon the 20 graduates Oy Ihe
Immediately aftcrwlrd delivered tue usuH anhlal al'
dress, full of the sOund practical sensible auFce
he so well knows now 10 give. give SgvG.5, bih
prizes awarded 20 students VINO hhd hohoraoB
distin gIisned themselves. Tue -tO1dart Prize Medal
for eence Mathematics ana the prize Tor the Dest
awarded Ainert F. Chadwick on the Senlof lass
Samuel T. Moore ana Chas. II. MOscrlp or the otulor
upon 30 pages oi Ljhgihus on tIu - tho other
prizes were then awarded TO members Oh the o'iei
classes, and after tns audience was uslssg' .b
Immediately after the COmnehcelruJ 'AI4C's.' lI4o
Alumni dinner took place, during WulCn report VAS
read awarding the hlst Davis Prze Medal 70 haIph
Waldo Wlean, AMI the second 70 George AidOre Atcn-
rims were h0uoraby mentioned In the evening the au-
nna reception OF President TO the Graduating CLASS
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
,rNrvFPsTTY OF ROCHESTER.

rup COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES on WEDNESDAY
coYFERRING or DEGREEs-PRIzEs AWARDED,
The Commencement exercises OF the Uni
vers,tv of Rochester were held In Corinthian Hail.
Rochester. ON wednesday morning The programme Oh
the day was in par, follows "Mazzinl as an EApo
neDt Of italian Unity" by Frederic j. Mott oi hocn
ester; Charles Sumner" by Charles ID. hoserip oi
Saratoga; "The Historical Significance OF bAnguaRo'
by Frank E. Glen OF Rochester; THE Morals Oh the
Legal Profession by Levi j. p. Bishop OF Cleye'
land, Ohio; "Tbe Classical and the Romantic
Drama" by Geo A. AtcbinsOn OF Flint MICH
The Future OF Turkey" by Walter Buell. OF hoen-
ester; Transcendenta EDochs." by Charles b. Parker
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