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eH- On going through the tin-shop,. of the
Hope, few days since, we were much sur
prised at the ingenuity displayed by two Of
the young workmen in that department. in
the construction Of a telegraphic battery
The battery is a snug piece Of mechanism,
and pretty thorough in every respect. They
also showed us galvanic battery, which they
invented, which would startle ones nerves up
to lively tune. They insulate their own wire
for the use of the batteries, by machine of
their own manufacture, which works quite
rapidly and does its work in a complete man.
ner. Charley and Johnny have also made a
number Of handsome cture-frames, hanging
baskets, &C., which not only show handy
and industrious turn but also an ingenuity
which is credit to them. 8
-op.--H
W- At the last annual election of officers
of the Eagle. Steam Fire Coz Of New Hope,
held recently, the following named persons
we're elected to serve the ensuing year:
Presidents Amos Gilbert.
Vice Prexident-Calyin Solid ay.
Secretary-John Kennedy.
Asst. Sec'y--Isaac Scarborough.
Treasurer---T. N. Ryan.
Foreman--A. B. Stockton. SO. fat
LIST Asst. Foreman--Dallas Robbins.
Cd :" - --Martin johnson.
I'D &C. G. B. Johns
Fireman--Michael Parsons. ex
1st Assistant Fireman 8. Ely. ri A..
I'd q" 10 --Isaac Scarborough.
Libraran--Henry Dubbs.e
Directors-A. b. Stockton, T. 8. Ely,
Henry Dubbs and Geo. Minor. at
The Company have elected good list Of en-
ergetic men to Office, and have q good force
of active members. A much larger list of
contributing members would be highly appre-
ciated by them. The Borough should see to
it that the Company is well supported ip this
respect.
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Pay LouDEN visit in his new store, an,
ee his new goods. 2t.
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IaB The following appointments Tor TINS
County have been made by the Newark M.
E. Conference: &
White Hale. Meacham, -
Sergeantsviile-R. Thomas,
Kingwood-L. F. Burgess,
Flemington--S. J. Norris ~ ~.
Readingtonl-J. P. w. Blattenberger, =
Mechanicsville-W. G.. Nelson,
Frenchtown and Milford-E. M. Griffith,
Everittstown and Little York-H. Bice,
Bethiehem---S. d. Decker, w
Quakertown--G. w. Horton,
Clarksville=-C. s. Woodruff,
Junction., A. Dickson, -.
High Bridge and Lebanon--J Fault,
Union and Pattenburg-D.H alforp,
Cokesburg and California;. Mead,
Clinton---J. N. Vansant.
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LosT.--A Memorandum Book with red
back, gilt edge, containing q cranberry ac-
count, SC. The finder win be suitably re-
warded by returning it to s. @. Lands. ct.
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, IA
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GB- BEWARE OF rMITATIoNs 1.-The best
fitting Ready.Made Shirts can be had at
PERRINE's. q nov.11
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n0- The best fitting sready-made SHRTs,,
can be had at fs II. H. VAN HoRNs.*s
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-LouDrs has removed to 4s Union st. Ct
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tE Great reductions In Carpets and Win
dow Shades, larger assortment and lower pric-
es than have ever offered. r. H. VAN Honx.
m.17,t.f.a.
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COURT The Spring term of our County
court commenced yesterday Tuesday morn
ing Quite large list Of causes are noticed
for trial. The following Grand and Petit
Jurors have been called:
GRAND JURORS.
John Suites, JAS P. Huffman, John Kug-
Sullivan, Aaron Thompson, John V. f. Wy
koff, George B. Sutton, William Cregar, Pc
ter A. Beavers, Joseph H. Higgins, George r.
Jones, William Bowlby, William H. Eckel,
Emanuel Green, Richard III. Wilson, Samuel
B. Britton, James Callep, Charles Wilson,
Jacob s. Herder, Jacob r. Bum, Cornelius
B. Sheets, Skidman Wright.
PETIT JURORS.
Geo. w. Cook, Jonathan Potter, Enos Scar
borough, John Corson, Asa Heath, Baltus
Pickle, John Reeves, Jonas Brooks, Andrew
j. Rounsaville, John w. Britton, jeremiah
Trout, Samuel Creveling, Cornelius HI. Aller,
Horace P. Housed, George v. Honness, Will
liam Wenzel, William p Smith, John Hoff,
Caleb F. Quick, Andrew Slater. Frank p.
Fargo, Nathan Schuyler, Timothy P. Hoff-
man, William r. Risler, George w. Cole,
John B. Hopewell, Andrew J. McCrea, Fran
els Hager, John Shurts, John McCann, Asa
Rittenhouse, Henry G. Hoffman, Peter B.
Crate, Thomas Hoagland, Ira Higgins, Lem
Fisher, John G. Cramer, Henry s. Kinney,
Lemuel Phillips, Isaac r. Thatcher, Ezekiel
L. Everitt, William G.. Jones, Sherrard Tins
man, George Kugler, Joseph Lewis, William
j. Moore, Wilson Robertson.
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ADJOURNED MEETING OF COUNCIL, APRIL
18th, 1876. -Present-Brown, Cooley, Ely,
Gregg, Guillick, Moore, and Smith.
The Police bills for March were ordered
paid.
The rent of Council room was ordered paid.
2 The poor bill for five weeks, $493.95, was
ordered paid.
The bill of Overseer of Poor, 1926, for
stationery, books and blanks was ordered paid.
I The overseer of Poor presented his month
ly statement for the past ten months. On mo-
ton, placed on file.
The pay roll of Street Commissioner,
amounting to ssO.4s, was ordered paid.
The Chief of Police presented bill of $50
for six months SERVICE caring for tramps.-
Ordered paid ea z8ga a
Wilson Bray made application to Council
for pavement on the south side of York street,
west Of Union. Referred to Ordinance Com
mittee. a
The Mayors bill, $21.20 for cost on suits
and overpaid fines, was ordered paid.
The City Clerk presented bill of $12.65, for
recording ordinances and advertising Spring
election. Ordered paid.
On motion, adjourned to meet on Monday
evening, April 10th, 1876.
a. s. q
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GAY The largest stock Of Black Alpacas,
the best, and the cheapest, --new stock just
received at Perrine's, SO Union st., Lambert.
vile. sas lie fs4.sss ~ 81 e =
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icy The Best Seamless Double-Steel Pure
Whalebone Corset can be had for $500 at
jy. 29.-tf. w, w. PERRINE'ss
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Tract Societies and Tract Work
at Home and Abroad. {

will illustrate the history and methods of this work. with
occasional illustrations Including fully illustrated at
count OF the mechanical process of book-making, and
among others, will be contributed to by. Rev, WIN. B.
CHARLIE PEABODY. sf 5sss e& 1eSsE tss, $3.50 =
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eB- Beware Of limitations. The only seam
less, double-steel, pure whalebohe CORSET,
can be had for s1.00 to $i.75at VAN HoRN's.
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JAIL sDELIvERY.-~W We had quite a. jailde-
livery last Tuesdaynight, shosless than three
prisoners, named respectively Daniel Flomer-
felt Stewart Beam and Samuel Buchanan,
making their escape. Flomerfelt is credited
with planning the escape, which was cleverly
accomplished, and something after this style:
At night BuehansnWas confpearinzcsif on
the south side of the Jail, and the other two
on the north side. A very complete /" dunn
my - was rugged up and put in Buchanan's
bed, and when the men were locked in their
cells for The night the turnkey very natural
ly supposed that Buchanan was taking quiet
snooze upon his bed. In the meantime that
worthy had secreted himself in a far off cor
ner, and as soon as all was quiet for the night
went to the cell occupied by the other two,
and sawed off the bar which fastened the
door, with some implement no doubt handed
in by some outsider. Picking the lock OF the
door leading into the jailyard, they managed
to scale the wall by means of ropes made out
Of bed clothing, and the three birds flew to
parts unknown. Sheriff Bells offers reward
of SIS for the capture of Flomerfelt, who is
charged with stealing gold watch, and for
the other two $25 each is offered Their Of
Tense was Of D strfling nature. -Hanterdon
Democrat. gsag fsts freE -ft essslfss.7
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tY At the last annual election of officers
of the Eagle Steam Fire Co, Of New Hope,
held recently, the following named persons
, 1875-07-21

nhNKERs' CONVENTION At SARATOGA,
eAnA1ooA, N. T., July 20.-Thn Dankesa' Con.
vontion mot in uio Town-IIsll hsre to.ds,.
About 600 or GOO delegates wero prosont from
various Bta.es. Tho meeting wa. call ed to orde,
by J. .. acuftY Of rittsburg, and htr. Upton, Of
ltootleatsr, WINS nlado Temporary Chairman. tn
following Committee on Permanent 0fgAnzs.
thu was appointed: T. Q. Bteuk, ~. Louis,
4. +. Pauier, MbApy& j. u. 1fayos, Dotrolt; II
i. Cnnant, Boston Norton Mcaffchaol, FhIa.
delphia; q. ". Perkins, Now York; J. L.. Lcon.
ard, Dallas, Tex, Il. 4. Ives, Chicago; anu j.
II. Locknuotl, Richmond. Va,
Tho Corntpitteo reported The following organ.
tzntion: President, Char|on D. Halt, Boston,
yico-prcstdents. 70 bo uau,od by tleleustos fsono
oacI. State represented At tho opening Of tha
Convention tomorrow; Secretary, James 7,
howonass,ny NJ. Louis; Treasurer, a. ~ She's
man, Nnh York.
The following Committee on RESOLUTIONS wn
appointed. Jannos buell., Now York, y. j. NoyeL
Hanover. h(nes. Luther 1]odmAn, Northampton
Efass. John lfurst, baltimore; l.. J. Gage
Uhicsyo, J, W. Lockwood, ,Iliuhruond, VI,
Dtnisl 3, rrlnlup, homo, Ga; Il. Taylor, los,
ton: James j. Tarloton, Now Osloans; G. Il.
Clapin, Rochester; John d. Soully, rittstusg!
Mr. noados, ArkanBas.
It WAS moved that all resolutions DO rofotrod
to tho Comm!tteo on 1tesolusfoua without debsto
falious rosolutfona IN tho subject Of spect
payment, pational 1stlry law, and redemption
bills, wero referred to the Committee on Rosolu
TORS
The Convention adjourned till "Wednesday
morning,
, 1875-07-21

Township, por cont added Phdua, 7; Le1in9+
ton aud Allin, 4, chenoa Mount Hope, Dat,-
vnrs noomngt ton, Normal, Towards, l. I3ello
Flower, y per cont deduated {iridsey hnt1 Ar
rovsn,ith, q; Dtuc Mound. Jsandoph, 1ludaon,
Downs, and Msrtn 3; 1.avndsfc, 10; Funh's
Grove, 6 White Oak aut t,tl Town, l: Yates.
4; Chenoy'1 tItoyo 1. UtIlsrB unchanged.
ft,rm lands--Addel Mount llopo. II !,
AIlln, "a; Funk's tlroyo, bloomington, Nor
Mn, kattEn. A. Dalo hnd l.o1lngtou, 0 I
Nhite Oak and Yates, 6; pnwns and
Money Crock. I, Empire, o.. l'hdna. ~, Lawn
dale, i; I'oIe Flower, IL. peductcd Dauvert.
,; Dry Grove, 7: 1.andolrh, II; fin'son, y;
1llho MoHnd. q; Ehenoa, "a; ArFowsmith. 16 i;
Cheney's Grove. II; Cropsoy, Q.
1o,an lots Added: stanford. II; IIoJworst,
and Weston, "a; IIuasor, a: dridley. o7; Leroy,
27; Ellsworth, II. Deducted: Mclean, Dan
vefs. Casol. Lytiovi11o. Bloomington, Normal.
Holder; Townnt'', CIarknvi!lo,, rsaaa, Lexing-
ton, l'ello Flower. Shybrook. Wlksborough, / !;
Shirley. g.. l'riceyiIle u; Arrovemit!l aud
P1easant Hill, 81; Chonoa, II.
, 1875-07-21
EXCURSIONS.

8psetal D'spateh 70 ths 9hleaaa Tt{bunt.
0TTAwA, July 2Q.-Tla evenlux our clsisera
wore unexpectedly Waited by An excursion pAl!
from1 assoiles. i miles sast, numbering leo u
die And gsat|emou. accompanied dy line hAh'
OF music. .
ToLxpo, July 20.-Ths Miasoun and Ksnsh
eIcursionlsta; over tue Toledo, Wabash West
cru ltailruad arrived here Tonight on their n
tara from tho. ialsuda Of Lake Erie, whsro thtl
havo been spending ths past three days. Ths,
hsvo enjoyed . most delightful TIP, ~
return we'll satisfied With tho saclrs1es
To-ul8h. they visited the Opera lIous'
i. the Commercial and Blade aiaces IN tba e.t',
and left At ll:25 for st: Loul4, where tley ~
become tho guests Of z. A. Ford. Of tho ~
soun paciGo Hallway, aud will visit Darnams
Mppodsoms, leaving ht Louis GU yhutaaA
morning for homo. Thoy ws1e delighted WI
tho trip over lie Wabash line to thn Saratoga
tho Vest. .-.
Speed. Nspateh 70 tn Chiaaoe 1tiaunx. =,
Htoux CIrY, H., July 20.-0ne hundred -
thiFty o1cusslonisss from a!nnshpols cnr"s adn.%
Aele to-u8ht, and will 60 10 Yanktou to-pozfo'
aud Omaha Tomorrow uiXht.
, 1875-07-21

By ths "KstIs King heluston.r Sons tlrne avo, =,
nsnsyls. n. y, In suffered very Fesnrn attack ~
1trvous fessr, Willis rrenveEfng hut before lo W..
ersn Is to 1T mp. te bs9sn bt,E, the intruuror,
rhhrtcrp u! wblrh embraced Of tbs mnst 4sir.s
problems in thn Science nf TheoloRr. Willis ys1 IL
hrd he dictated; an toon ~ hc WAS abba to nit ur
s, no oa S aT os ., sae &
proved, hinder tic circumstsncrs, tao murh fpr III
mental fsculsits, anh ths5 broke down nndsr ths
nrnR. and ars sdyisrd will recover unesa thtrs
Il rrtteut inrIpitns ps1alJsls. Yours, very resr i.
fully, EnEEar DALI Qwty
, 1875-07-21
GRANT AND THE WfIlSKY.RTNG.

*EA1 tn
BLOW nonsln.. Lost m. tlend-ro
Her"onn1 ! Friends 10 10 sa't"'"ea IN
"fohk-n
at. Ls4'a Afphp1fa"' WY ~.
A story which appaarsto 10 well Authenticated
connected With tho opening Of tho mar Gil tue
whsLv.r;nr bv sccratarv nristow. thro1a 1icbt
~ ~ ..~,;.. ;n.,aa,,ta - .,,a ,...a-
mont. which haso not before reached tho pub.
lie, and wa doubt not will provo very interesting
rnadinp now. The statement which folows ia
<,i,a,, ,',,, vo-v hto, onthortv AZ coun;nu frnn,
the inner c'rc!o OF 1he AasfonAi ADMINISTRATOR.
Soma time ago, before The " lightning httuck
tho ring, Commissioner Douglass was SUMMON
al ~ I'm nr.u.,ca 81 saorat.rv 1,riatov. who
.ansea to kno~ why cstIa'n sp,.ss ., nsa nos oeea
done. Ia fact Ao Infatuated that sne cosnnaa'
riuuor was derol,ot In duty In not enforcing tho
law with sufficient vigor. What followed will
not only re,ss how A. inerna . hey'ane ,e Com Com.
the attitude Of Pres[dont Grant touching the
prosecution Of tue war aEafnat tho ring.
Being 30 sharply challenged, Mr.. Commits
slonor Douglass proceeded 70 say, ~ the story
COOS, that ono roaaon shy 10 much la1ity pre-
vailed iu tho enforcement of Tho law WA tue
largo nnmhor OF tho Presidents personal frtends
vim held oftico in st. Louis, Whi,o thcve To-
aaiucd % 10 % nosi.ion It va impossihts to enfofee
The law, br,stow trsasured up tlsso woris In
fact. tneY made : vary tteep Impression upon
lin. & ~ A,ailing hiinsoif W ii an onr!y
opnorlnnisy @ lie vailed upon t,le
i,1 % Comm.sssouer % Doarl.ss. Tbe iresidout IL
1snnrtsa1 ~ have e1hihftssi conaidaranin s,,roys
spco At ths.s statements, and INN sJaeteiy dta.
natched 4 me,scne@r ta s,,n1,non tho Comn,Is.
sryiysi lho i,rasiinnt .fnmsni,nd ~ hin a 1nnro
"1,1,ct y, ,st.m.nt ~ tn r.a."ns "a - his sstl,r.s
to havs the Iva nbeyod 1 1ha cntnmi,Jonnr 70 mi
sss;u TafarT.ti tn thn nnr.onni fr;nnis II tho
SrS.innnt whn ic,d ofAcin1 nox;tions IN IL i'ors
wto r" c,,,,nci ,snSo nhstr1,ctnr thn dns sTcc,,.
tinn ~ - t,,s I'm anmn i.ws Thn r1s.i,ant i,1 Tnt
, 1875-07-21
DAKOTA NEWS.
6pteta. Di4patch to1rhe Chicago 1+toun

6pteta. pi.patch to1'he Cateaso Tribune.
BISMARCK. .. H. July 2o.--Tho steamer Katie
+. Kountz arrived from Fort Donton to-day. hAv-
log aoventy.!lyo passengers and = large amount
of freight. 6ho reports stirring times III tho
Grow country, 200 drosvcntrcs and Grows hay-
ing uoitcd to fight Horenty liye lodges Of Blonx
wi}o were On the Little 1sucky hunting. She
cuutfrrn1 the former report Of mules having been
run OF and four noders Hi!hd 1t Carroll brought
down by the Josephino. The KeJ West loft for
Carroll t4ls forenoon.
, 1875-07-21

dHEetd1 D71pdEcN % Th9 CHt4d1d 7y@HW.
GRAND HAVEN. Mtch., July 2o.-pEof. Albert
Hardy WHO has 10 long faithfully aud satigfao-
torily dlled tho position Of Superintendent Of
our schools, has resigned that position to tho
ono ii Milwaukee, which placo o,.tbid 0tsnd
Haven 10 hAvc him.
1le unitsEiAua Will give smother Of ther pop.
MAR aud highly .suecea4ful aooisls 1t Cutler Hall
Tomorrow evening. Tho eute9tainnsnt will
consist OF EeAdluYs, vocal aud instrumental
music, dancing, md the seryipg Of 1eftssh-
l1euts,
, 1875-07-21
IHs LGAIH ARBITRATION.

8rteiai Utspa!rh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAU, July s0.-Questsopa Of fact in ths
civil suit ys, e1-Auditor Afo1lrath, for tho re'
corery of tho money OF Which lie IL aeorsod OF
beng In default, are OH trial before dreenlcaf
Clark, rcfcrco. Tho State is represented by
Atty.-den. Wilson and William Locllrou. and
Mo1lrath by Gilman, Clongh. and Lane. The
examination OF ritnosaos Mill occupy tue rust' OF
thla nunth.
, 1875-07-21
PUFF FOR A BRASs,BaND.

kpecMI QNtuFeH u TT EH1tuGV 7T89HHI34
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. July 20.-Tho Milliksn
coFnet band aud tho German band Of. this city
have consolidated, tue best performers being
t4ten from each, and NOW axist under the nstna
Of tho = aChampsign Light Guard Dand" Tbs
band MIL eoptan sixteeu places. aud will be led
by prof bhady, at the FORMER German band,
Tho former reputation Of these banda will 90 to
1uAko h one Of tue best In Tue Btato.
, 1875-07-21

Beven hundred aud sixty No1nlous le!t oma-
ha for Salt Lake yesterday.
Charles Francis Adams will ds,lTar tho address
before the Northern WisuonsIn Rir II 0shkoah.
Sept. ~.
The Brooklyn Theatre, about which 90 much
talk wss occasioned by the death Of Mr. aud
Hrs. Conway, and tho attempt Of their daughters
to rctsia IT. management has toen leased to
Theodora Moss, business tmanagog OF Wall4oAs
Theatre.
, 1875-07-21

BbttfM lEa}11EeH ID 1N9 C7F1td4I 77T1Ah%-
LEAvEawonTll, Kan, July 2o.--The elevator
ia tho Times ofice foil this afternoon from tic
composing room on tue fourth noor to tho baso-
mont. A man named Rudolph Moncha, =
maehinist, who lad boon repairing tho engine,
waa In tho basement at tue timo aud tho falling
platform strlirk him On tho head, ruaHhing his
skull. aud killing him instantly.
, 1875-07-21

GAIEsDuno, ILL.,, July 20.-ltopozte Of tho dam
age By tho lato storm begin to coma III. Three
men, OAlson, Andrew and II. Nelson. wero killed
by lightning at Altoona, Knox County. Two
houses in Grange Township, this county, belong
Ing TO Albert piorce wore blown over, QUO fam
iii. barely escaping with their lives. Telegraph
tfeted.
, 1875-07-21
CasA

It will be observed that tho number OF Dro-
fcssional peoplo in England is twloo tlat OF iho
United Statos tlat ttfs iu tic rrc.ter aericmi.
trral country pY 100 por cont sanl that England
ia the Efeat0r mechanical mining aud mapufno-
turing country by ZOO. .per' cont. Ia tic propor-
ton OF persons supported by agriculture France
England and Wales, Tho pIoportiou of thu
population engaged in agriculture in the eDycrAl
Eu.opoan States is said to be- al fuljoyB Klssia,
WI nav cnnt Tsiv - . s,."j,r II i.ai";t,t,'
~ ~ fE... r.. sn H. a. sn.; a. s'
y t1.Mn ~ H. ~ n,tSsaa' -
a.,,'1 ,. T,.Ia s,,d tuia !; aI ,iat ;is"tn1
tn,o ~ orsaI H. % a,r;e,itrre n .; .s,
isonu Ib - ~, III 1a.o s;
short n, ~ csnt ~ tels n,n,,t.tinn a. annsn1.
aooas ~ psr suIs " 'ne's popp's'ion "S uepe"u-
'A / rotospr,hy fa.t,,,n a, m. nrti,h cen.na of
1s7t ~ th.t tto n1ornrtton ~ narson, em,In,ci
~ bs aa JncIi,cd y snne
s1sxf ia -.ti"s bntnr @ fiaSi ifl7t. faff a17
1o3i' M m A">'" 'oA's' @o'A' A''A' 1''A' ''1'
E',,'o f,ro. o,,,n.,,,, 4ha soc,a, co,;,t,,,, y,
nBee snu ~, "
soyeta c9ansfiea ase otesme4s an.efossios s l. anu
ort1 us'oir s.a,et.ntI ~ ths whnIo n',m1,finb ;p
~ ~ ssau @as''to ~ 49,, II s "o'' F"feesN :"
theso eonnt.aes ls a' fol!ows 2, ~.
Hnsssd siasos ons a's< q "ss !" - ia
Belgium, @ one 10 esch. S1oo
T,,tig,tton IN thorcforc. comnar.t;volv m.
known AMONG" the Gartuane. ghlo among tbo
EuyYt,- hing neODlo it ia prcAt fhutl SXnbn.
ay6i inattutio,,l Il NAV ho rsnarkod that onr
Gotm.n .ronniat,on Tsn,ijv iii intn A,ucricsn
enatnna n thiu renpant M ANN sa ti,ay aetta
down on,anc ~ 7 ms1 'fss' "- '0''' "' '1'' '1''''
Ths % 1rot1,Fna show tbe following promotion Of
c1eraymen to nopuIation: 6 fA'e0'''SA "a
11s.,s, te. :" n..as.a. ON,
Hnasa sn aies H. y ono r. s,.
iIussis. On 10 each 81 81
FRANCE ono 10 each.
Italy, to each.
spain ono to cach.......... +..".............. 81
Tie vast diRproportion OF porsons Ia religious
ordors between tie Catholic aud rrotestant
countries In the Aboyo lit ia immediately notice.
ayo increasing very much more rapidly III En-
gland than members of the Estsbllshod Church,
tile per cont Of Increase Of DissautarH frotn
1h5l to 1871 WaA 44.6 and OF communicates i'll
tho Stats Chuscl. 1876.
The proportions Of physioians (inoludlna chen.-
lists aud druggis.s) In England and Walos fl ono
in each Col of tue inhabitants, and in tho United
, 1875-07-21
THE NEW STATE CHARITY.

Special Dt4patcA to TA< cAkaao 1ribuns.
DLoou1so1ox. ILL.,. July 2o.-Normal snd
Bloomington are preparing to mako = bid for
tho Institution for Feeple-Mndsd Children, and
have appointed jo!nt comnitteo to receive tha
Ootnmiss!oaers. bereral good propositions k1<
10 be made,
, 1875-07-21
M'tEAm COUNTY TAXES,

8peeiat Dts,sttoh 10 Tia CAteaao 1,1bvns.
BLooA1saroa, Ill., Jnfy 2o.-The Board Of
Supervisors held I special meeting to-day; and
flushed the equalization os taxes,
PvxotsM Irpp<Tty-NaAa4 Qtask. md Heat
, 1875-07-21
OCEAN. STEAMSHIP NEWS.

uCEAH SGEA&SHlF NEWS.
HAvRr, July 2o,-AtEtved. steamship vll1s Dc
psrls, from New York.
hEw Yoxx. July 2o.-ArEiyed, ateAmships
Erin. from Liverpool aud Nssarlno, from Hull
QUExAsrovM, July 2Q-8tsAmsAip4 Ahbots-
ford, from plilsdelphls, and Neckas, Gun Mem
York EAYe arrived.