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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
A wEsrcursrrE JuRY's VERDICT.

In the case of Solomon LcyiSon, ieweler
~ Ney.Roclcc icd in tAc Court Of Sessions at White
Plains on an indictment charging him with grand lar
c.ny In having removed from ring. the property Of
Miss Lydia H. Emmett, diamond valued ~ $50, aud
substituted for ID paste stone worth about -
cents, the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty, but
recommended the Court to ropruard the accused
Judge clifford said that the jury by their verdict pre-
cud,d him from rcpIimanlng the prisoner. lie, how
ever presumed that they had inferred from his charge
mat even 81 B,y3On not guilty OF stealing Tie diI
lond the transaction any hug but "a Crcdab.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
RAILWAY FREIGHTS.

A large number of railroad men were IN the
city Yesterday their way TO Rochester to attend
meeting the general agents and freight agents OF the
different lines running between Newlork and the West
which will DO held there to-day for the consideration Oh
the rates of freight aud other matters connected WIN
tbe through business II ~ stated that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Co.. having settled lis dmcutes WIN
the Pennsylvania Railroad Coz VIII abandon the plan OF
sending freight Baltimore by water and Will renew
the former " al rail route 10 the south ana southwest
by way OF Philadelphia and Baltimore to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
THE PROBATE OF Err. AsroR's WILL.

On the application of John Jacob Astor,
Surrogate Hutcngs has Issued the ordinary and formal
summons to the children Of William Is. A-or and those
interested in his estate requiring them TO appear the
surrogates Court saturday, Dee Is, when tho will Of
the ato Mr. Aston will bo offered for probate. The will
meanwhile remains In the custody OF John Jacob Astors
counsel or course the notices IN the friendly
being required by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
REMOVAL OF SIDEWALK DISTRACTIONS.

A great crowd of idlers was attracted on
yesterday morning by the removal OF obstruc
t,ous from the sidewalks under the supervision OF seth
C. Doudis.. superintendent Of the Bureau Of Incun-
brances About II two trucks were driven in front
OF tho store OF Rodgers orr and the operations began
with the removal Of gltlcttered sign which oyer
reaohsd limits of the la~s1 feot from the front OF
ths building Further on, the vendor OF hOuseiurnis
ing goods was the loser three small seds and flower
not stand. jeweler lost g watch-not gold one,
but ono OF wOOd-used sign. Several
awnings awnng-posts. articles Of clothing, etc,
ware removed from in front Of different stores.
hl tLe COMMISSIONER would not listen ~ them,
tI,v al recsiyed tho customary notice, yet paid no
tteut0b tat IL wa amusing 10 ace WIN what speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
CnArrEL MORTGAGES on SUBSTITUTED GOODS
The Marine Count. General Term. in the ease

Of Go-chcr against jacob have decided that claci
mort gaze on stock of goods iu store, covering sith
good, as may DE bought after thc making OF the mort
cagc Is valid According 20 the facts presented, one
Pnfr iu May 1873, gave the defendant chatcl mort
cage on ho property n lis store, the mortgage contain
ing clause covering any goods, wares, or merchan
di,r more lees, belonging to Henry ria that may
De on the promises upon foreclosure of tis moreug"
About Mas Pld purchased % barrels ~ honr and on
May - 1874, the defendant .oreco,ed his m0rta,c,
and took the Hour under IT, Nj. itan having assigned
his claim to the plaintiff. the latter brought
if AGAINST the defendant. for The value of tine tor
rc ground tua, the mort gage invalid a. 10 property
cgurcd after datc. The Court, at Trial Term. RI"
held AMI the ry rendered a verdict for the plaintiff
The defendant appealed 10 the General cun. which oh
the argument yesterday, rendered decision reversing
lo Judgment of Ae Court below. and holding that the
ilori -l-r a. tu this property was ucrit'l Ntns rs ne
tween tc par. r., cd time minimizing iu.. aa o.
creditors ~ uO' Ic mi g not bee valid, provided mat
fI,.r ri.h, uat interviewed before tr taking Ot the
proprry hv the .ndJnt. Elum'nsltl * Asrler APP
feared Tor the appellant; Ton Brock Van Orden Tor
Inc respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
DISCOVERY OF \ BURGLARS RENDEZVOUS.

About % burglarics have been committed i'll
tho vicinity of KeypOrt, y. j. during the last three
months and tho thieves able 10 battle all pursuit
Last Saturday however, Officers Walling aud DlsbrOw
became suspicious Of party OF Germans who had lately
moved into the neiglbOihOOd FROM Newark, y. j. Pro
curing warrants, tho officers searched the house occu
ped b. The Germans finding property valued at about
5000 That had been stolen. They also succeeded IN az
resting four men, OF whom, named Brown, mas nj
ready ackuO dyed his guilt These men, 10 II supposed
belong 10 gang Of about 20 who arc committing bur
gInrlos in Monmouth county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
INTERCOLLEGIATE EXAMINATIONS.

The contestants in the competitive examina-
lions Ia Creek and mathematics established by the Inter
Collegiate Literary Association viii meet this morning
at the University building ia washingtohsquare. The
following colleges will be represented: Princet, o. WI
liaus Cornell, University Of the CITY OF NewYOrk, Ham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
THE ALLEGED NEW DISCOVERY n ELECTRICITY
~. M.nLnu ,,iu-LE 4 4 Eli.nn. the \nA.llk

On MONDAY nEUJ 7, 7. LUT0OH, VIIC -NV"''IN
electrician, continued ms experiments IN connection WI"
Is discoveries an account OF which published I'D
THE TrmrNr Of Tuesday lie is now pcle,tlv satisfied
that the new force discovered icy him Is different from
elect icity. Leyden jar. charged with The etheuc
force and strips OF paper soaked in odida Of potassium
and subjected 10 tHe ctherc current, failed to indicate
the presence electricity. The Ea'anonerr ana cleo
toscope also failed TO indicate its presence, yet when the
metallic test was applied signal sparks gave evidence Of
the presence of electricity II made vigorous fash oi
light and yet il produced sensation ON the hand or
tongue Mr Edison claims tnat the new force j. no'
electricity. IL is making au apparatus hH "hlch tie
sharks can De produced under tue glass OF ncOaS"t
of very great power he then hopes By he ana OF tr
su, kyt ~ Pc able 10 study more closely me mature
az tsr sciuf g;ous and tnc Ctnrric power VIII Dee Nc
teatcd 10y other appliances Hhich he Is now developing.
lie j. also irving 10 obtain the force without electric
aid from simple magnet and bchtNcs iAdt ne VIII yer
be able 10 produce il by means Of heat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
forses, Carriages, Garness, sc.

GREAT SALE of HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
IA Robes. Fur and Buffalo Rlbrs.-Ihe Eureka Horn
Blanket Company % Mercer ST. Grand closing out
their stock 90 retail a. tirlr wholesale list
CLEIGHS. SLElGHS, SLElGliS.
- gs y al styles and prices from 40 MP; very
large stock Of Albany ST seats, roneys, shifting seats. anu
utrrs porlalds I'm AL styles, trimmed AMI uAtiliyd Az
popular prices. WM. H. GRAY, 20 and % Wooster -
SVANTED-A good second hand three-quaIter
w COUPE ROCKAWAY. plneled back and sles must
be in orier AMI nearly s GOOD AGcs with
particulars. D. j. =, f. -. Box, b '0j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1875.
At Mr.. Arch. JohnstOn's sale to-day, Ihr-
teonth-si between Uniyerstypiace and F!ithayc the
following prices were obtained Tor the stock offered. a
majority OF the single teams, II will be noticed bring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01

reply though after the statutory time Judge Donohus
reserved hs decision. VIM. ~. Peckhan appeared Tor
plaintiffs A. II. Purdy for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01

-NlI''I3fE IT.
T.0J
mon WATER TITS pAY-A
Hook. GA Cows Island 1923 Hell O. Ferry 1919
mon WATER IHl> pAN-P. ID
sandy Hook 1908 Cows Island 1913 Hell O. Ferry 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
european Advertisements

OATH BRICKS, LONDON PORTLAND CE-
~ MENT, FIRE BRICKS and WHITING shipped =. ..
b. London AZ lowest prices by r. THOMAS Co, 30 Grace
chuTcn.st, London. England
by ROYAL LETTERS PATENTED be
bP sold An exclusive license vita or without royalty for
Blowing the Bellows ot Or1ns playing musical instrumental
driving sewing machines tran"ay cars railway trains. and
all machinery that j. Doe worked by steam power by
OF levers weights, and springs s,actng and s,i
winding by means ~ their new movements. The patent
night includes England Ireland, scotland, the Grained
Islands Isle OF Man. France Belgium and ohcr nations.
Address inventor W H. - u 81 Georges rua', Southwark,
London England; Mons. II. BONNEVILLE. l. Chausts
dautn. Paris. and ms tutiJl Mashu t0u United Statcs
Ts'AMAR INDlEN universally prescribed by
ths Fac tylA Laxative oresiug. and neiica' lrulI
p1euge for e immediate. relief and erctl cn 81 'Un>tpa
ton, headache bile icnorriOid lamar un.k, pills and
tn usual purattes agreeable 10 take AMI never lOuces
irritation. Prepared by 4. GElLLoN. p iamo1ieaa. Psrs
Depot, CASWLLi. HAZARD * Co, corner lulh and
fnnf llaI.N NnIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
OWL .NOTEa.

The testimony IN The John l. Brow VIII
closed yesterday and the matter submitted to
Surrogate Hutchings without argument
In the United States District Court yester-
day 90 packages cigarettes supposed 10 have been
smuggled the steamer City Of New York, were con
demncd by default no claimant appearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
miscellaneous

miscellaneous
A DVERTISERS who desire to reach country
~ in the West can do 50 IN the pest ana ch~sp~st
sections Of kiLLDGG'S Great
NEWSPAPER Lists Apply "a AN KELLOGG ~ ksOn-sC,
chic. %. H., or y. w. FOSTER, $50 Morh-st., - Y
Lien DODWORTH'
DANCING SCHOOL,
no. 212 FIFTHAYE.
Brooklyn branch at 1913 Washlugtonst
Glasses Private for ladies' Gentlemen and Chn
drrn. For particulars sond for circular.
NOR SALE chcaP-A TYPE WRITER in
perfect ouler. Add,,J W. c.. Box II, Tribune Once
NOR SALE-The large SAFE and old SHELLY
lNG and Dis x boz largo 3OHery Inquire Of L.
a. MORTON 40. 80 Wht-st..
SPARKLING BRANDY.-STEPIlEN Won
- MJEls. 37s Pearl ST. sog agent for the celebrated
LIQTEUk MDC~S III
OF VI. pUROIIER & Co.
COsnac Cummt Imptrale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
alnrble an0 Slate Manlels.

~ COST.-ClOSing ont stock of MARBLE
II IZfD NASTEI.-. FINEST election of MAEBLE NAN
Tf~ a qualities modern d- farming f1r the trade ~
- kLAiIR * co.'s steam Marble Wufns, West ty Inst
ST., between Broadway and Es'thaFe
GASONI * ISOLA,
- STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
1870 lj2 " st i'tl sf.. near Broadway.
Monuments Manel-, affairs Iiglrcs liAng, Wsu,,oting.
&C. Importers from aud Manufacturers IA Italy Oi marble
work ~ every description.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ ~ low aui halfov down Crates
either soft coal wool with celebrated mp
ing shaking attachn mt Ola CRATES altered to lOw ar halt
AUlirOH gisOys sh0y tOucs
variety. Wholesale and ret il Scud for Catalogue aud
price hht. liberal GisCogui 10 the trade
CONONER, WuOLLEY Co, Ma. 5fS Canal 81, New ark.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS.
VA New designs, from SO upwards. Also, Monumental
greatly reduced prices Marble Turning FOR the trade
a kLABtK, t3i East Eighteenth 81, near Thrtaye, y. "
w ID. 81 \. :. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
w designs Marble, slate, and wood Mantcs Manutac
tuners Cr,stu Stable Fixtures Fence Weather
Naues Wholesale aud reJ. send iOr catalogues 70 ud
ST., opposite MOrthst.
, 1875-10-06

THE JEROME FARE nAcEy.
SEw YonE, Oct. G.--At jerome Ia *, the firsi
race mile. for purse Of $500, was Won by
Leaudor. by a length Josie i. secoud, mock
be fore Lloyl's latcroid colt. Time l.i7.
Tho second race waa for tho uuntnr htaken, 3.
soar-old iiihes. II miIcs. The race n1s won by
l'ssps. in a Aard gallop. by fifteen lengtha, be-
FORE siattle a.. Glihtowor third. limo, 3:14.
itie s@'o !ar tle Maturity Stakes, 4-yoar Odds,
J miles 'sas VOL BY Countess. two lengths be-
,.3s' Madga. whn was tQ0 yards befose tho
l'1atcr. tlls1, Brignnd fourth. Osage beaten
oil. Time, 5 i3t1,
lhe fourth trey, pnrse :coo mile and q half,
Taa vol By 81 Martin, Joe Dsnh aecond, Nctt1e
Norton thiEd- invoice fourth. aud Warrior fft4,
At ClSCISSArl.
CINCINNATI. o., Oct. t.--TAe attendance at the
Chester Driving Park to-day wAs largo, and thu
prospects wcro hattcring for tine tpors. Enough
ram ieh during tle afternoon to Eenter tho track
very heavy, and thu time ma1e was slow.
Tho first race, 3-miuuto clafa. purAa IL l20D,--
ecou to tiEBt. e3oyto second. sls0 to thud. s lao
to fourth. Tho first Itonoy wan .al:rn t'y Cat!iz
boating brea1n. Alberta mud J. l.. ktc.. IN tho
order pntned: lime, 2;iati, 1851.
The second race was for . 1hIraa OF $4,000
2y] class 81, quU to frat, e5o9 " SECOND. S3Nl
to third, s!03 to fourth. Tnero werc hYo EN-
tries, aud four started. Won by Wcbe. in tbreo
stEalg gbt hoats4 beating Tom Etiston Calme,,
and jeremiah, in tue order uamei. time, Yya,
DAB. 2:aati.
Tho third and lat vaa running raco, purae
e5o1. milo heats, $500 TO tirzt, $50 u seeo.,d.
End s5o TO fourth. four entrics. Add Wop tho
race in 1:5G1.!, beating Crown Primes anu Molou
in tho order nAnod. 1tEle. 2:a2.
The attls race. = ahanLicap ssaeptecAase. purse
oe ssgo, about 91f miles, u!asolo WIN Troutls
second, Coronet third. dead Hcnd fourth, Buyy
Uee 1fkh, and Dpz lxst. Time, 4:15,{.
, 1875-10-06
IMMIGRATION.
4 FEW bTATt6TlCg.

spsetai Dsspafch to The Chtcaan 7fr,buna.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 5.--TLo rapurt Of
tho bureau OF 5tatiHtica shous that during tho
fiscal year euatng Juno 80, 1875, thero arrived
IN tho Uuited Staten o27, ,405 immigrants, Which
Ia 1870, ,149 below tho number that nrriyod in
1874, aud 1oas tlAn one-half tho number that ar-
rived in 1879. This largo falling of is stsribut-
cd to tho continued depression OF trade and tho
prostration Of nlustricB, Tho economic val
no Of each immigrant IL placed Al
$500, which lnakos loss 10 tho
material woA!th Of tho coautEY t.Mring tho year
1875, ~ compared with 1874, Of sl44. it2,20U.
coMrANgD WITH TAw YEAn la13,
loss Ia $1B5, aa4, 900. SUN s30 000u uD0 in excess
Of Tho aggregate custpnan receipts for tho taht
!iscAl ycar. Tho material !ohs Tor 1875 nj COM
pared with 1871 Ia ts35 1000, G0U groator than
tho receipts from inse,na! sa7eans dtasns
that yuAr, Ind laohs but ai1,NWn n1u
OF bong oqu4l to tbe aggregate receipts fr,,m
customs tor tho sauio period. Tic loaH sustained
during tho last two fiscal years, compared will
1879, Estimating tho economic value u tho i,l,-
migrants alone, mud not considering what woulI
have been added to tho material wealth IN two
years by their lAbos, aggregates = suna wsict.
would moro than pay tho interest Oh tho national
debt for thtoo yeass.
, 1875-10-06
The DISTRICT GRAND JURY.
/ alxEn BTATE or Tutsaa.

1Dft8at Dt$p2HH ~ tAt Lhts4o1 1FleHWs
WARRINGTON, d. G., Oct. 6.-Psrsops who TO-
call tho circumstances Of the safe. burglary cot-
sptraoy trial about year ago, may reuembo
that after It wAs over the Grand Jury by wlo1ar
tho alleged conspirators had beeu Indicted was
discovered 10 hayo been illegal III !ts conatitu-
sion 20 that uot only all untitled cssea on inllct-
uaents then found tell to TIN ground, but. lad
it not been for special act, which expired Feb.
!. 1876 tho District Of Co|u.nbi& would hAvo
been !stt several months without Grsud
Jury. During this time tue Pacific Mail lnyests-
cation sock plsco, and tho Testimony .aaon
bsfore the WAys aud Meaus Committee seemed
to convict
WILLIAM 8. KIH1
OF having been guilty Of perlury in Ills testimony
before tho samo Committoo of tho previous Eou-
gross. Al no Grand Jury waa in session after
Feb. |, and none could DO drawn W the law thea
stood uatil tho expiration of tHo years from tho
time the alleged perjury WA committed, ibis
would Lave 1naIe Sir. klng's prosecution impo4-
eible uuJor tho statuto Of Limitations. Both
Huuses of, ,Cougresa passed. Jury bill for tha
District Of Columbia which would not ouly enable
tho courts 10 take cognizanca Of the casa IN
question, but A!Hu relloVo I'll questions ln regard
10 tho legal constitution OF utaud JurieA il tho
future. ThIs bill provided for tho appoiatmsDt
Of jury Commissioners, whose duty It should DO
to make lists Of Jurors, selecting male tax
, 1875-10-06

HtofG E01N4CAl xF0NbkeHs
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 5,-The following p,i-
vato telegram vas received from uolona, Ark,
this morning.:
''Tle negroes threatened 10 burn Frisr's
Point M1ss.. today. Several whites from thero
reached here q. O'Clock thjs morning. for ar1us
nnd assistance. good many meu layo Just
left for there. aud many more are ready to 50 il
needed. Serious trouble is thrcateno1. Il gon-
tlemsn from Trar's Point glycb tho following
statement III regard to tho cuudtiou Of nGuirs
there BFown, tho eolosod 6horitI, who is q
candidate for reelection, came to Men,
phss last week and purchased eonsitler-
Aoio quantity Of ammunition. which
ho took tv Friar's Point aud distributed among
his fricpds On Saturday night las. tie Den,o,'
c.atic ind CONSERVATIVE Convention was hnld
thctc, md tlckat Nne Nominated in opposition
TO tho one beaded by Brown. Senator Alcot,,
btiug present. wha called on for speecl,, to
hs criticised Browns otacial career III severe
lnAnpce. Brown, ~ho wa1 ttcAeut, BECAME
much excited, and demanded tho privilege of TO-
plying. but Judge Hex, tho Chairman, fearing
bloodslea. adjourned tho meeting Etown then
ANNOUNCED that he would call 9 meeting Oh Mon.
dh, night, atld 1t Is supposed that the troubles
app,cheadca grew out Of tlis meeting last
night"
ME,:rurs, Tenn, Oct. 5.-A tologram WIS ro-
celved late this Afternoon from prominent
Tor arms And men to 30 this eyeuiug to Frlars
Point, but the agent Of Tho Associated Press
horo has telesrarhed to / reliable paEty at
Helena at noon for q report II uly collision &C.
CURED or 6crious.troubIo approhended, aud, 1ail-
ing to get rupoft. is Of opinion that tho danger
was maGniaed In tho first Instance.
LAIEn.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 5.-A privnte telegram
from Helena, rece1ged about o'clock to-nIght
SAWS all tho women kud children have left
Fliar'a Point. The meu Eere forming ln limo at
8 o'clock, aud tisht waa nonentary expected
Assistance Is greatly needed.
bout load will probably Leave here tonight.
Another tliat received aays assistance IL badly
needed 1t Firms PUNT. i company goes from
hero tonight. Frara Point ls IL M,IeB from
Helena. aud tnero il no telegsaplio cou4munica-
Eo1 WITH it,
4 stlii later Ardiaarhc special from Helena,
received At lu:.Iu tonight, sAya: "Thors Is gsoai
e1citement here On account OF tho condition oI
morning, and tho whits people wero much OF.
cited. Whila tho negroes appeared quiet. hany
white ladies have lott their homes. Senator
AIcorn haa sent lis daughter here for safey, aud
1t Ia reported that the negroes $40 Btrung wera
within f0w miles Of the town, and Ueu.
ChattneEs who waH In command OF
tho "hitaB went out aUd met
thcm, and Eayc ulcm ton minutes to diarerbe,
When tho uegroes retired some miles aud again
organized. Gov. Chalmosa again advanced xul
ordered them 10 diHporso, which tauy did.
''Ths Ia the latest report from there, n,.l 1t il
supposed ths ncRl oes hro awaiting relntorce-
tnontd. Cot. Durlo and othefs hare already left
hese for that place. aud VII eiIort ls being msdo
to organize force 10 80 down tonight, tliluk
it il similar 10 Austin troublea and ts all stlrse1
up by bsd mon.'
, 1875-10-06
THE TREASURY.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL KkvENUEs.

5pectoi D4sDatcA 10 IHt t;hfeu3o Tfttuns.
WASHINGTON, 3. G., Oct. 5.-Iho custums rc-
cotpts for tho quartor ending B,pt 10 wore i l,,-
B52 38i. Returns fron ports not yet hsast1
from may swell this amouA: to tit 900 900. Conl-
pared with tho corresponding quarter Of 1874.
thoro ,saa falling OF III customs receipts during
tho Inst quarter OF o4er e., 00o 00o though it OK
ccodod, tho average for tile yoar. Tho aggregate
recoipts from internal revenue for tho quarter
ond Ing Sept. 90, 1876, were sa0, 217 t99 which is
au iucrcase over tho receipts from the sanlo
source for tho corresponding quarter OF lH7l OF
el.Gso, 35S. Tho snseEnhl sessnvo receipts for
suptombor 1875, wore S9,75l,oa0, or moro BY
II, ,450, 200 than in September, 1874.
THE LABOR INCREASE
In tho receipts trom t1la source nhoss that tie
vigorous 1noaeurea adopted By Hocrotnry 1'ristow
u administer tho laws aud SUPPRESS fraud haYe
bad noat beneficial ef1oGt on tic lioueat collcc-
tion Of tho taxes, and tho Increased ratcs i'm
posed !aHt "1ntor will, in tho opinion Of Commits.
Honcr Pratt add Sl2. QUO 900 to tho receipts from
internal revenue thlB fiscal your.
TRlsKy srAMps.
Tlo Commissioner OF lnsosnal Revenue will
tomorrow issuo tho following circutar concort- :
ing tho issue Of coupon stamps tor rerudod
Spirits:
Dccss Of Internal Revenue are hereby uutiacd that
II haa boon decided to chsngs tho fpr'n of Btsrs for
rcctcd spfsita ~ Tint e stamp shall ITSELF indicate
tic number of proof gallons contained III The pack 40
to which it Is azcd- Such baspEa have boe1l pre-
rared Of denominations corresponding to tie Do
nominations of t-Iatd apir Btauts with The a,ai!-
sion Of atamp u tha reorganization Ut hTo gallons.
Witch Wilt haso but four cpupons attached thereto.
on receipt Of thla circular, coectorH Will sr'usnt tu
iia oca thC1r oslea ou Form, 1907 1or proper sup
tly Of the abogo stamps ap their receipt tue sso
0f The tuctiners stamps hcrtsofuEe iu wilt 10
ance dleconttnutd. III future. Whenever under tho
Etsmp Tor rectacd ira, of the lroler denoni.
nanon vain tho necessary coupons q my which may
galo1ia whoro t,s proof IL not a4ccrtanabIr,
contslnei In tho package. will 10 nod
out, signed by the Danger, detached from the rrper
look, and attachsd to tho package At tho earliest
practicable dase aftor tue receipt .: tho stampr.
lilo Collector viii return 10 thls office Al! stamps and
ssabs Of the kA hesetofosH III use. In future Eoilec-
tors will not lutsust 10 daagar more than b,,k
Of each denomination OF tho bta1ops hereiu referred
to, AID viii require the rotufn. properly Oiled OUT uf
tho stuba df boox before another Of thb eaon
inAtion Is tsaued to tln 4auRer,
, 1875-10-06

FT. LOUIE Gel. 3.-The Fifth Annual CunyeH.
tiup Of the homan Csthotio Total Abstinence
Union Of Amcslca will commence It's sessions iu
this city tomorrow. Largo numbers Of della
gates l,aye already arrived from Now Brunswick,
Carhls, Massachusetts,. New York, penpsyl.
sauiA ttinols. Kentucky, and tho interior of
Ohio. aud the Convention promises to ba one OF
tho largsat e&er held. Over b0U societies scat
tsrod throughout lhe United States sud Cau ada
will bv represented. The add1ess Of welcome
will DO lelisasod by Archbishop Purcell, and :
xtaul procession will parade the stsoets.
, 1875-10-06

p1yerH on roal csta;o an1 hoiachotdrrs resi-
tcnta Of TIM DiAtrlrt nns titlzoi.H uf tle United
,a@sI,," II III prcacrt tlrani jury hap causcd
inquiry III tn
WHAT BECAME hr I1tta L:Lf-
On examination 1t n fund TINT Tho HenA!e
nt!c..inlent+ to Llo bil wtF1 cotcurred
in by tho 1ionte, nni tiIo hill finally pas4cl
Feb ~ 1875. II thin went on to thc President
aud NM mt approE,d by hitn. hut snnt to the
l'tato Depufsmant without biz signature. aa.
nmtt'ng Hnn t*y, th.re ware bit niue days Of
tho noa.lGn left, I!1s actian WAS equivalent To
b veto.