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\ Sue' 'icr viii .ciI on any Kind Of new sewing
Magn'1' id g.y. Sutten gn.ranl,e 20 gve Al e
lne-- fl'D - cnargc. GO and see thclr prices.
4 HOWE never perfect unoss II contains one Of
~ "1 lSh' d l9nnnt iioGe 'es,ng machine, which
s' iri'"NaY. usctul holiday pr sent
u, slaJe Of sewing machines Tor sale TO rent or
~ tN,lanre also, hong 4 AMI reparcdi good second
hand yrN ch'ap monthly paiMcs,' lGpcanh ST.
4 ErltICIAL FI0wEFPFSi Glrls , wP,, 4; cad
60. n8 Hu' m Grand g.. up siair-.
A NJ uBER Of glrls ana women wanted for good
girl. Tor houscwcrw, &c. iss Oh av- near 10Th st.
RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Wanted. a INST.
j. q. PoLLlIZ, 90 BroOme 81.
HONEST, tidy girl Tor light house, Keeping APP
~ mentr.s Tor drestmaklng also waist trimmer.
2Oa Ia I'm st. 81 bell
A. near AlsL.
RELIABLE aud lndustrious single woman to
co9h LOT hapd A',is Win washing and IRONING At
A GOOD pr.sser on nne white vests steady work
N and good pnces. IA Blocker 1t Nine WEISS
RASTERS on custom AMI me shop vesls TO nrst.
Glars hand' good wages paid rs Magnolia st.. near
Evergreen aV., BROOKLYN, u. ID.
Ru1TONm0LE MAX ERE and bsstsr' on white
burRh.
ElRsT.CI.ASs operators on Bonnal M chimes at
u kOsENbAUhb factory, llS Az. ID, between 9Th
and 9TH tts.
'todsiny noosS, n IL akrT. pace. S,h st., between
eecond and THIRD ava
tHhnT-ClASs oPsr.!ors and s.stsrs on white
br00klyn.
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sauInas SUMS.

DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTE 237
ID nroaIwHy. entrance on Park Place Interest on
deposits entitled thereto Tor the SIX months ending
Dee ~, the rate OF SIX per cent. Der annum, on All
Of e. md howard. will be pad on and after MON
DAY. Jan. Il. 1870. FRANCIS 4. SCHOAls, Prest,
PErEB tUNNtNG. Actuary.
IuTIZEN'S SAVINGS BANk Of the city ~ Sew
7 Nors NV YoRk. Dec. y. 1873.
The Board of Trustees have this declared the 3lst
interest dividend, the Of peg annuin
AL remaining IA lnk Jan l, for the number Of
calendar months the same mas been deposit ne 1t
previous thereto payable on and after Friday the sis
OF January.
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited as an ORIGINAL
d, post and entitled to interest IRON Jan. l. aud viii
be entered the depositors books whenever pre-
scented.
deposits made Monday. Jan. 10. will bear
interest from San. /.
The bank Is open every tay for reception and pay.
ment of money from 10 A. NJ. to3 l.. Nj ana on Mon
days and saturdays from 10 A. VI. to- i. VI.
Bank books In German, English; and French
T.. A QUINTAkD. President
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tttnrts.

NVA-ONIC TEMPLE corner eth sy and 25i ST..
vi sunday, Jan. ., At ociocA J ~.
Mr.. MONtIR RE " CONWAY.
sriFNCE AND RELIGION II ENGI AND.
Couversauor. leGiurr, INC uuing sNeichc. of Sir
fh,r-- INct Dean ~tlf3ry. Huxley, Darwin. newman.
l. adal, sptnc-r. Ctr,lc Mathew Ataold ann other
lrancrs OF opinion Questions from the audience ~
be invited. Tickets IN cents solo by q. p Putnam's
Sons. - ami Atm ay.. Aug. Brent ano. 80 L MON
square, Scrhncr. Arustrof Co.. 7i5 broadway X.
p. Dutfon \ CO.. 7ll broadway.
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slinlilnns oNlunttn.

Slillt0ns oQIaNito.
YOI VI. MAS who hAs served years at shoe.
" nm slug would like 10 90 under instructions CAL
81 rs hudson RI.
NOI NG. healthy woman Iut arrved from
n France. wants bah- 10 wet nurse. cal AT ~
Howardst. Mr.. BLi>H.
4 STU ALTON a. Wc' nurse by respectable
N woman with good ference. 10 be seen az present
employers, ~ East 7ith II.
INIRST-CIAsS htkcr wants situation on bread
L ctkea hnd pies. Addres BU ,>BAU VI, IS Sth st..
mar Az A, third moor room H.
SITIATION wanted A good second hand would
= WORK on bread cake. Ad1ress Gs wythe ay..
Rro0slyu. =. ID.
XyNNTED-A -iu ten ny young tnsll.' man.
w To- els landed. 81 t~uln, tailor. or hu-hr mau In
thing store Address tor days, Z. A. W. box 49,,
sun ufcr.
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I,,.r nIyrn SAVING. INSTITUTION

II iHhNHdEaHfs YpAASST bb Be s. si2 RI
18Th SkMlANNUAI DIVIDEND. Interest At the
rate Of SIX 90 PER CENT. per annum has been de
carcd and will be paid aud after the i'm dsy OF
j nuary al sums which have renamed deposit
for three months previous TO the lat day Of Jan
uary 1879.
Interest not called for will be credited and draw in
tefcst NJ a original deposit.
Rank daily from 10 to 3, and on ThurSdav from
10 TO Z. WILLIAM II. SLOtlN, President.
CHss. A. WHITNEY, secretary.
IL SIN Az INTEREST nINIpfND Interest AZ the
raie Of per cent per anuuu tnr the six monns end
ing Jan. l. 1879, Will be pad 10 dcro-i ors entitled
thereto after MOnIaY Jan Il. Deposit made on
before Jan 10 draw interest from tne H. January
JAMES r. CHAMBEkLAlN, Prcsident.
JAMES l.. SMITH, secretary.
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An OLD And TRIED PLAN.
Purchase Before Jan. 3, 1875.
iec'ned mn.treceiyet2t. never
OF the following prem lums


The above distr DutOh takes place four times each
until houd OF the Industrial ENhibitiI Con
pany he been reuccme win premium which
premium l. lieu IniS form ~ loan oilers
10 people OF moderate rare opportunity where
thcY may make small investment without loss, and
winch may give tnem laf - fortune.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

foolish young man out West, in news
paper office, desires to know why the police are not
turned out In NewYork and the thieves put in That is
exactly what has been donc.-lCnciDnati Commercial
(lnd)
Gov. Tilden's labors in the case Of Tweed are
guarantee that he will do MI that is in his power 10
break the shameful system OF robbery that has been
long and successfully praclced In Sew-iork by tho
Canal Ring and all honest people will bid him God
speed" in mis- In ,ors.-tIocdo Blade lRepJ
Governor Tilden is fortunate that he has
come 10 power for such time this In all square
blows at the Canal Ring he has and will have the sup
port Of the people But they know the difference be-
tween proclamation aud performance He talks well.
lie must do niore II popular confidence Is ~ be-
tnued.-(Utica Herald (Rep)
What we need is higher and more cxacting
public morality, Judgments upon lapses In honor
able conduct sharper selfcrcism the elevation Of the
Of business condnc. tho private social punishment
Of public offenders and the denial w man Of leading
the church In society Who come 49,.
clean ands.-lNew-Albany ITdger-standard DEM
Tho Democratic party cannot afford 10 he
placed In false position In this state II claims have
been eorganizcd fol- the purpose OF securing rerench
ment and inaugirating lasting reforms In atministra-
ton Its professions must bo written IN the deeds Of its
trusted exp0nents II this IL not done, the campaigns
this year and next lost IN advance IL Is vain that
platforms are framed. speeches made, and editorials
written. II the official acts of the representatives OF tho
party do not fully Justify Implicit oVltience IN ulA
baDy Argus DEM
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Jn0es TO advertisements.

AvrsvMnYTs-Third Paoe-4th. 5th and 9th columns
BANKINoHoUsLs AND BANkERs-Sepenh PG0e-5th col
RoARD AND RooMs-Third Pdoe-4th and 9th columns
BUSINESS CHANCES serenh PaGe-5 column
n, sISEss NOTICy s-Fonrth PaQe-lst column.
CORPORATION NoTICEs-Third PdQe-lst column
DENTIsrRY-SiTfh Ioge-5th column.
DIVIDEND NoTICEs-ScpenM Pd0e-5th column
ELECTION NoTICEs-Serenh Page-6th column
EUROPEAN HoIELs-Thfrd Pdge-1st aud I'd columns
ExCuEsIOSs-Thirf Puqe-6th column.
FINANCIAL erenh Iuqe-4th and 9th columns 80
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNEss. &c-S~" I"Do-"'"
column. a., .,..
HOUSES AND FARMS WASTHD-Sirth Pcge-lth c"'umn
rgrCrtoS-Srh Poge-lst. I'd. and Sd COLUMNS
LAW SCiIoOis-SiIh PGge-:}d column
LEGAL NOTlCEs-Thud IdQe-1st ana "a Columns.
MARBLE AND SLATE NANTIIs-lhird lnge-lst Column
MIsCEIIANyous - Serenh Pa0e - 9th column; E'Ghth
Fao,-5th and 9th columns
NisIcAL INsrRuMENrs-Third PG9e-Oth column.
NEW PUyIICATiOSs-SiJth Ielc-1st column
PRorosAIs-SerenM P0qe-6th column , 49,,
RAJ LsTATg FOR sALE-CITI - SiIM ldGe-ith COZ
mnn: COUNTRY Sirfh Pdoe-tth column; AUCTION
SAiEs-Sirth Page 4th column; To ExChANGE-
Sirfk Pagc-ith column. 800
aAIEs m AUCTION -SerenM Pd0e-5th column
SAVINGS BANKS erenth PGSe-3th column , .
sIrrArIoNs WANTED MALEs-Third Pd9e-oth coiuinh ;
FEMALHs-Third Pdoe-5th and 9th columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FiiM P00e-6th column
srAriONRRY-Sirh Page-fth column o., o. and
STEAMBOATS, AND kAiLkOADs-i""" h"'S -"' '~' ~
4th columns 49,, ,
arr AuHRs OCFAN-Ssrcnh PuGe-6th column
sUnmER RErRRAIs-Third Pdge-Jth column
TyIcIIrrS- Mage Sd and 4th columns
TuE TURF-ThiTd Pa0e-6th column ,., oo,r,,r
To LET-CrrY PRoPERTr-Sirfh Pdge-ith coiu nnii
BRoOKLYN-Sirth Page-4th column: CouNTRf-S'1"
= T1ce-4th column , -. o.,,n,
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERS-Third Fdge-lst column.
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SOTTUERV SUMMER RESORTS.

Among the descriptions of watcring-paces
which fill the columns of the newspapers, we
call especial attention to those in TIE south.
They commend themselves to our explorers
into new social and natural regions for several
reasons chief among which is that they are
almost unknown to the present generation OF
Northerners. The days when the New-York
belle and Philadelphia blue-bloOdcd lawyer
ran doxn TO the White Sulphur or Berkeley
in August and mingled with the Lees, Mar
shalls, CabeIls and PeytOns were ended and for
gotten III the war. new generation has arisen
ON either side that knows not Joseph or his
ways. The old intercourse may have seemed
trivial matter; there were a few weeks
pleasant dallying at the Springs; then the
Northern visitor nine times in ten was driven
from them in great family carriage with bays
and ouiridcrs to some hosptablc Virginia man
sion and passed from one plantation to another
until he grew to believe the world lay
within the lazy cultured genial life
about him, and that every Page or
Marshall was his cousin as they were
cousins of each other. In Winter the Virginia
or Carolina Colonel and his pretty, rOse-tintcd
girls came up to NewYork and Boston, and
were guests in their turn. Probably Il we'd
ding ended the story. All trfes, no doubt;
society matters on which practical men or re-
formers look down with contempt Yet it was
precisely the brotherhood of feeling bogotten
by this kindly intercourse which made it so
difficult for practical men to bring on the war.
The war has come. Its great object is ac-
complished. Now let us bring, it we can, the
ouiet, countless influences of social life to hide
the CHASTITY scar Yawning graves are not COW
cred by any force half 30 well as by the mil
lion springng blades of grass, the friendly
touches of untiring Nature. The Virginia
Springs are az cool as before, and the resort
of a. cultured and more intelligent men and
women The hills of the Blue Ridge are filled
lust now with game and young hunters and
fishermen from the South, in whom our boys will
find gallant and friendly comrades. The Warm
Springs in North Carolina nestled in the
mountains offer a landscape singularly resem-
bling the picturesque beauty of Ems, and are
frequented by the best people of Alabama and
Louisiana the North Carolina mountains,
almost unexplorcd, far surpass any on this
side Of the Mississippi in grandeur and hight.
There are quaint towns along the seabOard,
drowsy little villages among the hills, and in
all of them men and women of the same kind
of birth, education, and feeling as our own
our kinsfolk, estranged simply because we do
not know each other.
There has been large enough emigration
of carpet-baggers and swindling politicians to
the South. Let some honorable well-bred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
PERSONAL.

The health of Garibaldi is said to be i'm
proving
Mr. Charles Francis Adams Is the heaviest
tax payer at Quincy. Mass, his tax being *4,673.
Mrs. Andrew. johnson is slowly recovering
from the great shock caused by her husbands sudden III
ness aud death.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis has promised to address
the Patrons Of the Industrial Exposition Of WiDnebago
County Tenn, ut thcr Exposition, next month.
Gen. Burnside has received a dispatch from
President Grant saying shall be with you not earlier
than the 18th" Secretaries Brist0w Perrcpont, Robe
SON. and Jewell, who also will be the guests OF Gen.
Burnside. will arrive at Bristol ON the 10th nst
Mr. Frederick w. Stevens of this city has
~ to the President Of the Yale Navy and prom
ses $500 more II tho balance OF the debt$2 0OO-is
raised before Oct l5 These are In addition to the
$1,000 given by Mr.. stevens on the ls Of last May
Messrs. Moody and Sankey, who are expected
to arrive in this city Tomorrow will he the guests Of Mr.
ID. W. Mcwiams. the Superintendent Of the sunday
school in the Rev. Dr. Guy lers Church in Brooklyn
They propose to take needed rest until the close
OF september.
Two important documents concerning Shakes
peare have been discovered recently One is said to
show cOncusvcy that there Il substantial foundation
for the scandal respecting the poet and Mrs Davenant
The other is volume containing ak plays issued during
the life OF the poet including the first edition VI Irou'
and Cressia."
The health of ex-GOv. Clifford Of Massachu-
sets has been greatly improved by his European journey
He will sail for Boston Nov 2. In private letter
Munich he says: receive with full sense OF the
value OF the compliment thus paid the notice OF my
election to the Overseershp of Harvard College Whether
shall it wise accept II not when return
feel hound say thst tho Alumni in their aggregate ca
pacity their representatives the Board the Faculty
and Corporation and everybody connected with the oid
university have ba6n than protya In the TOKENS OF
esteem and confidence which they have layished upon
me through 80 many years.
Mr.. John G.. Whittier, in letter to the
OConnell celebration Boston, speaks follows OF the
Irish LiberatOr: He was consistent Christian re-
former To his words he hated all tyranny and
intolerance social political, ecclesiastical BY birth
and conviction faithful member OF the ancient Church.
he asked nothing for Catholics which he not ready
to ask Protestants. lie reactoIst. lie be-
eyed his privilege cooperate with the Divine Prov
lence making the world better and happcr anu held
with his brother r,ligonst, Lmatinc that to oppose
tho progress OF civilization and humanity was 10 sin
against the Holy Ghost His philanthropy was logical
and universal Freedom in his estimation was
just dear to the Spaniard the Italian, aud the Ameri
can slave, as to himself"
QUEBEC, Aug. 12.-It is understood That the
American Consul referred in the Associated Press dis
patches as having been insued at Trpo by native sal
lDrs Mr. Vidal who formerly acted Tor some Time as
editor Of The Journal de quebec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FonyIGN-A levy of 100000 men was officially
announced at Madrid. The Spanish war vessel Vic
tor,a was bornbarding LequetlO An Atoms
,st victory was gained at SEQ dUrgcl. -
Medals were awarded by the Geographical Con-
prsss at Paris to the Statistical Bureau and
Prof. HAYDEN. - The Abyssnians were
prcparing to invade the Egyptian frontier
- The steamer Algerian struck on a rock in the
st. Lawrenco her passengers were all landed safely
- There were extensive floods III the PunJaD
British India - The American Ritemen sailed
from Liverpool for homo. - The va Cathonc
Conference at Bonn began.
DoMYsrc-Gov. Tilden was formally received at
Utica and delivered a speech on reform. - yell
low fever broke out violently i'll Pascagoula, Miss
and seven deaths occurred. - The Hon. Wm
NJ Grosvcnor spoke against initiation at Cleveland
in the Ohio canvass. - flood i'll Mill River
Valley and the breaking of a dam caused panic
at night. but no lives were lost.
Cry AND SUBURBAN.-An approximate statement
of Duncan. Sherman & Co.'S liabilities and assets
was made, giving the former a. $4.S72,12o 90, and
The lattcr As so. 1l2, 740 81. - Heavy rains did
much damage in the Orange Valley and other
parts of Ncw-Jcrsey carrying away several
bridges. - George Marshall and William
Rae. brokers: Edward Hall and George X.
Hogewell. were arrested charged with COM
plicty in uttering counterfeit California and Oregon
Railway bonds. - The trunk lines announced
new tariff for Western freights at increased rates.
- The Tamnany General Committee approved
the reorganization of the Hid, Nth. and ANth
Districts. - The Board of Aldermen had
stormy session and the General Order to extend
the water system was again defeated by the Repub-
licans - The Northern Pacific Railway was
sold at auction. and bought in for $1,000 by the
RonJholderS Purchasing Committee - Police
SUPERINTENDENT Folk of Brooklyn was removed.
- Gold 1888, 1132i. 1888. Sold value of the
legal-tender dollar at the close, IS cents.
Tx WEATnER.-The Government report predicts
clearing and warmer weather. - In this city,
.esterday rainy aud cloudy weather prevailed, with
drcnching show ers III the afternoon Thermometer.
* $50. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
A BRITISH VIEW OF THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
From The London Times. Jtity so.
sult lonl et for


from the failure Of Mcssrs Duncan Sherman Co.. y
caused attention to be- aain turned to tbs position ct
American trade and credit generally. The American
crss 1878 produced changes the end Of which has nos
been reached set in the Cnited States, nor perhaps osc
where Capital has boz locked ny 10 degree pschab'y
never before known In the Unon and the strain bias
been constant to EDd ways ard means for continuing
business which might be really sound and good Tho
number Of failures that have occurred In the states In tho
first half OF the current year Is $500 with liabilities AZ
gr,gatag S75 100000 This II said 20 be Ices average
than In before the panic, and II sarud thegefor:
that business IL nov souIder but that avey ionbtiw
conclusion. Susponson" Is much readily adopted
in A,ncrics than here u ordinary times, when msn 10
AZ a.. pioss:sa Tar money he snspcnds" NJ! 'ey
his creditors wait. frouab!y many c~.os
icrcst aud the nan WHO has tins horcrstly COMO
Though crisis Ia hs Affairs regards hmsclf ~ spotor
to lila fellows lo p0d AMI steadily lay their way
In times o. growing basess tin; wss werey sn eay.E
somewhat tc,venirnt, way Of G.knS cLas crtd,'Crstc
wait the results current ventures. but sinc~ tho Ar
iun OF 1873 doubt such course has been 50 ole.
To embarrassed people Mose probably tlny haVe n"s
glcd against adverse lat, auu suoSup.o ~" W
ngCtss.Iy, nOt 1roia choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
ONE or Mr. DELAN'S OFFICIAL DOCU
MEETy

MENTS.
The Department of the Interior is sending
to clcrgymen and other persons in various
parts of the country Public Document in
pamphlet form, bearing the frank of the Rev.
j. G.. Amcs who is clerk in the Department
and a son -in-law of Mr. DelanO. The pamphlet
is entitled documents relating to the Charges
"of Professor o. e. Marsh of Fraud and Mis-
management at the Red Cloud Agency"
and it makes the singularly impudent pre-
tense of being printed for the use
"of the Investigating Committee" 1t
contains, in the way of documents
the official letters of appointment and instruc-
ton to the Committee the report of Samuel
Walker to Mr.. Brunot's Board of Indian Com
missioncrs, which we have already printed ;
the counter report of Bishop Hare, MIR. +. IL.
Smith and others, the points OF which per-
tinent to the present inquiry we have also
published in full; and that is substantially all
That is all, we mean, of documentary"
character the Introductory matter, prepared
by an anonymous hand which wo would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

ing legislation, and then allowing them to fall
back upon professional privilege and refuse to
answer how they distributed the money. There
is not half 80 much danger Of private affairs
being improperly inquired into as there is OF
Legislatures being bribed by pettifogging lob
hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

circumstances that Russia and Germany are
disposed to sustain Austria in making repre-
sensations to the Porte. Everything indicates
that this diplomatic Intervention will be mainly
in the interest of the people of Herzegovina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
Business Notices.
Cash Assets, $3.50, OOO.-Surplus to Policy
Uoliers over Al 600 Opj-THR TRANELERs, Hartford

Cash Assets, $3.50. OOO.-Surplus to Policy
Holders over ~ UO0.ODO.-TBH rRANELEss, HMtiora
WHAT ADVERTISERS WANT.-Ihey want inc
caper having Tur CIRCULATION among THE BsI fho
BIZ Indsmtae igures ann facts within the knowledge o
srrv ans who cares 10 notice character OF the peo
pIs who take different papers show conciusVey sa
TnK TRBIisE his IT, THE TRIBUNE does not cfcuia,,'
A. much In tenement houses but on Murray I'LL III
Rrooliyn ghs leading hotels and throughout tne
best PORTIONS city and Brooklyn among cru
sens Il has circulation OF any paper IN he cy
For figures bearing this point see the notice O
Adycsrs' IN the special Notices OF tomorrow KH NJ
Here report OF the Postmaster OF New ORR
The the amount OF postage pa Io
mrs, month OF the present year by each paper named on M
r,euay editions the New York Office 10 s regular
the law requiring prepayment Vi Pos"so
Pounds at annual
regular
subscribers Postage pad
ro,.-vp - 3O33O Sf,f46 so
raid. ..............-...- 2I,bit 925 30
imnJ ''''''''''''' 236iO f72 80
The above that Hf TRIBUNE crcates more
shnnch Tie mails The World ana 1tnne combined me
orders Of the companies in aud out OF
CIV show similar disproporon in favor OF TIE IIBuNE
The ngures April last published at the TIME ana VII
~ given in Tng RIBUSKs Special Notices to morrow Ihy
exIt the same proportions now but oher papers
having compa ned Of the damaging eject inc COMPANIES ~
fuse permit their further pubicahoD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

people who hardly know how TO spend their
Summer holiday go down and enjoy them
selves among thoroughly honorable and we'll
bred people. They may not know that they
are missionaries, but they will be, and sue
cessful ones too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

No one supposed that Gen. p. II. Jones
could be implicated in the head-money lobby
Ing, or in any other disreputable transaction
at Albany any more than Gen. Merritt. Still,
.here will be a sense of hearty satisfaction at
tho explicit nature of his testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

There will be general approval of Secretary
Bristow's refusal to remit the fine incurred by
a New York excursion steamer in carrying sew
eral hundred more passengers than the law
allowed. BY such means only can the owners
of steamboats, be taught that the lives of tray
elers may not be jeopardized with impunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

If Ohio shall vote for imitation, in the coming
election, it will be clear case of SHINING
against light. There can be no excuse for
failure TO understand such lucid statement
of the disadvantages of fiuctuating currency
a. is given in the portion of an address by
Col. Grosvenor which is printed on our second
page to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

The instruction in herzegovina, which the
Turks were at first disposed to despise, is now
regarded as very grave at COnstantnople. Ii
is conceded that upward of 1000 insurgents
are in the field. and that the ncighboring
Dalmatians and MOntenegrins are aiding their
cO-rcligionists. 1t is significant under these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

The victory attained after stubborn fight
ing at SEQ d'Urgel may prove encouraging
for the time being to the Government at
Madrid, which has shown its desperate situa-
ton by ordering levy of 100000 men, and
authorizing an increase in the public debt.
More decisive successes, however, will be needed
in the Northern Provinces and in Cuba to
inspire confidence abroad in the permanency OF
the AlfOnsist Monarchy.