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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
BI-CKNTENNIAL OF THE DEERFIELD
MASSACRE.

CELEBRATION OF THE EVENT IN THE OPEN AIR-AN
GRAFTON By GEORGE b. LORING-A MUSEUM OF
RELICS.
tBY rELRaRArH TO THE rRrBUSs
South DEERFIELD, Mass, Sept. Icon
sdering how many towns there which Boosting
over All age OF century recall South Deerned with
bi-centennal is very modest Two hundred years ago
1t was Deareneld and Sugar Loaf Mountain.
in whose shadow 1t lies was Wequkamps. King Philip
was arousing all the Massachusetts tribes to wage
o concentrated against the whites Among
the rest were the Pocumtucks, who ranged
through this region. The inhabitants found that
the locality must be abandoned. and under
the convoy OF Capt. Thomas LathrOp and his com
pany of the flower of Essex" moving away their
"thresht corn and wheate" when they were ambusned
In a swamp by the Indians, and were massacred,
all but two or three
The orator OF the day WAS the Hon George b. Loring
Of Salem The speaker dwelt upon the colonial
h,s+orv NJ Massachusetts and the Indian wars
Us reviewed the OF King Philip,
and recited the part which this town had
borne In his war and the history OF Deerhed generay
down 10 the time OF the civil war; In which the Conhec-
ticut valley took q prominent part lie closed WIN
comments upon the result and the value 70 us OF the
heroisrn and toll Of our forefathers
An ode was rected by William Everett OF Cambridge
.on OF Edward Everett The rest of the day was filed
nv the sin of short odes written for the day the
serving Of the collation. by music and speeches by OLD
citizens and notably by the Hon George l. DAVIS
of Portland, who 10 one Of the four survivors
Of those who at the dedication OF tho
monument 1t gala day for Deerneld, and every
effort made the people for il success Inc Meth
odst church converted into an antiquarian museum
where many relics Of the early days wero SHOWN
Tbe most interesting was rayper" used by Thos
Smith in the battle Of Bloody Brook. Few attempts at
decoration were made at labelling places OF interest IN
the town. but everybody opened their hosptabe doors
and there were many booths with their attendant small
aide sloWa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

WAR DnPARfNHHR,

WAH DnPARfMUx
oyy1cl % TEE CHrEy Signal OHi0r(
WAsHuorox. d. O., Saturday. Sept Isl ~
Stnoysis fov As 1sSt - ASHrs
Brisk and high winds, and stormy weather
have prevailed the Middle Atlantic coast and an area
Of unusually low barometer % central near Eastport
Heavy rains have prevailed In the Gulf 5tates, snd
heavy gales have prevailed In the GULF second area OF
depression being central near NewOrieans. =.
Tho baromster has risen, with cooler partly cloudy
weather In the lake region. the Middle states ana TIC
Ohio Valley. II has fallen sghfly In the North-We est
with continuous cool and generally clear weather
The Mississippi River has risen eight inches az Mem
phis and inches at vcksburg and fallen six inches
ct 81 Louis and seven inches 81 fewOrleans
Probabilities
TTsr Ye.c England < Hiddls States and tie locer lake
region, decidedly cooler, clear, partly cloudy weather
nth frssh and trtsk porfherv 10 vssrty rnds rts'ng
bosorner. probably followed By rsdtenlnS weoher and
RAIN ~ h Seh<rn portion Of TIE 1tdds SfoIes during
the ntgM
For the upper lake region, the upper Msissppi. and
Lower Missouri Valleys, clear fair weather, low but
4owy rising temperature easeriy 70 souherly winds and
falling barometer with frost In Michigan wisconsin. and
the northern portions Of Indiana Illinois, and Iowa
For Tennessee tho Ohio Valley, cooler and partly
cloudy weather with n0rthery 70 eastery WINDS rising
followed BY falling barometer and rain south OF the
For the South Atlantis and Eastern Gulf States.
cloudy and cooler weather and heavy rains with north
east 70 south east Winds increasing In force .
For the Western Gulf States, cooler and generally
cloudy weather with brisk and high northery TO west
sry winds. slowly rising barometer and areas OF rain
Cautonary sgnas continue at Portland and Eastport,
NewOrleans and Mobile, and ordered for st. Marks,
Jscksonvtlle Savannah and Charleston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

senr. usrs Lana west Brunswick, O., 10 dass ~
soSs ar,s. Dsvs tot P~xAadA HsrAnssssk. sAsss -
An. Wm T. Kniehtou, Hasemaa, Nsrsahsa End Pen =
sehr. w. H Ven BrunS HsashwsuL Jscksenviis u ~
with lumber.
st...h,, c.n.A. sor london bsrks Prfns Frederick O.
for Bcidsrax Russis NJ W Brett Tor Montsvdeoi c.
Dssp. for Antwerp, Augusta for Bremen hotnSssLiY
Amsterdam As;er for Belfast MARY Mckse for
phis Martin Luther for 5tetan Italia for - pns NV
for Punta ARENA
WIND-sunset moderate ~ cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
The schP O. n Harris (of New Bodford), went AshoeS
the Bank south Of DIX Island, Of m 0ut va q
m. without damage BY the Quarantine boss ~
Hopkina
HOREI0N PORro
QUEENSTOWN. Sept 1.-The williams duon Line 80
arrived today The White star Line steamship AdneS
lon this port af 1890 m, for New YORK. -.
QUEENSTOWN Sept. 1.-The Cunard Line steamship 49,
Cook, from New York Sept arrived hefs " D. - 49,
inspoS Sept i7~Sailed for the United States, A. p
tersbnrg spirit Of the Dawn, Washington, sgaras =
Chnrchif Peu Dubrovsck. Memento sussex CaronheaeS
Euua L Pekn, scioo, Chandos RosinA Capt L1srS
Prank Capt Peterson Hope Capt Robson Eos Anna ca
Arrived out sh inst, ForeA the latter 81 Esno
r. Brown Idoiqus Arrived out on the 18Th nst, Al
Dover John Mann Arrived ont On the III
inst FAIRY Belle Kelso, c H. Foster, and siberia
DISASTER.
ouyBEc Sept 1.-THE ship Chilanvanah 10 feporteo -
have been miles east Of che South est Po'ns
AnucostA The crow were saved
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDl

Sosdmann Wedding March from Tho Wedding Of NsfAsA
strauss-Persian-
Waonsv-Kaissr Huldisunga Tannhkussn
wALfxna PoLxAA. ITO
conradt- Hoellen galop
DsetrscA-L Alden, eaop.
Keller .perners Moments Dc Bonhsur On shs bsaut
Lonnsy-pis Vorstadler Die werbsr Dreams Of Love
soldiers dances Die schonbrunner. Court Ball
danccs
Lumbye-Champagns Galop.
Village swallows. wo die citronen Blum. Du
psnu S sa On s ss'u!f s.ns
pS on' saGSys Ksn
Autumn Roses Life LET us Cherish; WeneT BIt.
barnns Needle Lob Lob dn UT Frsasn Elm Herr und
Elm Sim. Inter Bonner ind Blits Jocus Aun
in Aun. Franchise Gnomen, PtEzicato. For eyer.
Tisrnoton-rwo Orphans.
S nat Gs nc 6r'sSo
Baca. Go,lnOd-XVs Maria N
sa1siti@Tros dansss Aremands.
BeetAocsnsY rAnza in g. op 40 Andante cantsoe op w.
6snss. Variation: OF 50 rh'n' BY
HayS1 InsI and e, cspTcco
Buck-.Romanos for horn quartet and orchestra
GIsck-'Maestoso motto lentO and ciaconns.
A oR saltareo
Hodn' scherzo, Elves Of Light and Frost oiants Hun
Korbdr-sN uptae. =, n
Lszt-Mephiso Waltz. Bhapsodos Hongroses, NoA IL T.
-s3, IS, and g.
yfendelss0hn- .Scherzo, Op. Is. ~
MeyerbeerPolonass from struensee Torchnsh' MARCH,
No. 3.
Masa,t-sIntroducton and Fugue in minor. sRondo dc
Chase. Masonic Funeral Music.
yesc1dbd-Paraphrase, Loreley
Ne,lstndt-G avotte.
FearoS-sA Allegro agitato, in minor.
idey|sFest PrAeudium
Rdr- Rhapsodie, Abends
Scltubert,lmpromptu- In c minor Op. 30 Ave MArIA
German Dances.
Schubert Thonds-sSerenadc.
Schu,adnn-Evening song. Traumere
VieurtsD,ps- Fantasie Caprice. Op H. Reverie
Naturalization Ia Danse
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DIED..

lines" Jsnnis l., Daughter Of Charles P. and May 4
The funeral win place from the Church II, ri.s
op a's sa R ssor Sept srns' sciocl Friends
family are Invited to attend.
S.r sos Henry ~ l. and c.rons
aged y year, and month =, NJ, r.r.u,s 50 sou
Portandave sunday afternoon 18th inst At oclocS
Relatives and friends respectfully invited - attend v
Springfield. Mass. papers please copy.
,ts On H. a
.s No sSn E.s a1a
CHURcH1LL-saddeny A. Bay SHORE L l. on sspS s. ~
s ssS %SSss: a of @ s AID
Of *.a Dc Sary q hhsin Of af1 dsar
FLANDRAU-on Friday morning. Sept H. chaA p Flo
draw in the si:t year OF hi: age, ,x ,..o.,,,,u, r.
ysd attend his funeral on sunday sept - q se'e
K ssps q Jeas,. tsssa
and snds o. s tsn ar invited
attend funeral from the residence Of her parents on
S GSnStbe ssps .. - = m. ''''',
sss II ss %s ~ he
Funeral win take place At ST. Mays Church Cold sprn6
tram leaving View YSsf at viii stop Cold spring
KIRnY-Th THURSDAY. the 18th inst, Mary L. Kirby wife
m. Of the family invited 2 .,t.sA
as psra On fsS sar asS a ss ns
Francis r, Of Henry c. and susie T. Aapsa aged
The rsatves and friend. respectfully invited to attend
the the rssSsnc on Of his parents West Farms
MoRRrs-As Pisinned N J.. Sept H. cOrneia DE- Witt WIN
Funeral from her residence IN pIainasd Monday so
'f $50 Carriages n waiting upon arrival
PECK-In wAlpole N. H. Sept Is, Philip Peck, aged 81
Louis Mo- Monday ssga 49, s.s se myoa
and IL days.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.-.-.............sE II.
CLEARED .
steamship City OF Chester (Br. Letch, Liverpool via
steatshp The queen (Br), Bragg Liverpool r. w. J..
steamship Amerqus (Fr PonzOls Havrs Mac
sesmsSp Cs1pa r Ssmper Bristol Morgan
seaTs MayaoTS rn sod
BARK Martin Luther (der Nielsen ssetun reten' BOOK
Bark vinsof CSor) Nielsen. Queenstown Or Falmouth
'f sarf Pearl Ryder Genoa J. n winchester Co
Bark (dsrl stsengrAte Bremen H. KooP CO Son.
Bark Fioks CNorl Nicholson, Round Pond NO. Funch
BARK chestina Redman Redman. caas Parsons Loud
BARK Edmond Gabrielle (Fr) Leohsux Rio Janeiro Edw
Rsr San p,etro ut. Brunette Queenstown Falmouth
Barr Pacific er) Harris Philadelphia Funch, Edye Co
Bark Fslksn Gsr Christensen Rotterdam rs'en' BOOK
srir Royig.no ntal) cacace Messna Lauro Storey Co
Big Raven oo Ems 1s Te r Ha
Florida, Thompson. Danvsrsport- Mass via Boston,
sehr Fannie K Williams shearer. Caibsrien, overtOn
Ric L.rrasss M s.,h Wv, Wilson sSS,rey
ssS . s%a ssi ssan warren Fay.
seh Tup: Baker Boston Egao Cha; Tsns
schr Annie A Booth soyes' Washington D. c, and Alex
schr urbanA Allen Providence II. W. Jackson
schr s. Fort, Prodmors Georsetown D. C.. Van nrunt
sehr c. P Gerrsh. Armstrong Savanna Ia Mar Decor
doya
Steamship Egbert Br Bnrsise, Newcastle. Ens le dAys
with mdse. 10 Punch Edge Co . -.
seamshp August (Bel), Greve, Antwerp Sept J.,
with mdse and pass. u Funch. Edge n 90.
Steamship oder (Ger), Oterendorf Bremen Sept 4. and
southampton 7th with mdse and 10 Oelrtchs & co.
steamship Richmond. Kelly LeweA Del, with mdso 70 Old
dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Reading. Coburn Phisdepha
shin Able (Nor) Bugge 81 Nazare Aug 4, IN ballast 10
anchored in Lower Bay for orders
Ship of Bath Curtis Havrs Aug T. In ballast 10
anchored In Lower Bay for orders -.
BARK Gaelano Rcpeto tsi, Gaturazo, Southampton a.
BARK sticone Aust vranich. Plymouth July 81, in bal
Bark Agil tof Bermuda). Hill, Old Harbor, Jam. Aug ~
with logwocd.
BILE, &C.
BarE w. T. Anderson Brandt Havana II DAYS with
Bark Principe de Napo al Megns CArdin ~ days. with
empty barrels. ... A.. a, -.
Pierre goth, In ballast.
Brig strout Higgins Phisdeiphia In ballast -
Lewis Clark (of Bangor smth, barcelonA, Nen, -
DAYS via Delaware Breakwster, with fustie, &C.
Brig Elmo (of Liverpool N - Csnrav, Barbadoes ~
daya Break water with sugar and molnsses
rg Youngsters of Sunderland oge Rio JAncro 81 dayA
with oohes.
with coal
ing Helca n Rouey Rowsy Pert Jefsrsop In ballast
schr Ridscwood, Johnson 0oorgetswn. G, days win
eohr Hsrcss Reyps'd wsssrayka Pore csssis 10 aAys
With coffee. skins. 40 -
Soar. IasllSA Esatsy. J.sp. ARE "a VIA bsvssl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILa.
SATURDAY. SEPT. Is.

SATURDAY. SEPT Is
For ENGLAND Wales Ireland, Queenstown and Liver
pool BY steamship City sf Chester mails close ~ m
No supplementary Nail steamship sails at H. from Fier
No. As North River. x...
Scotland only Wis Glasgow. by the steamship Csopn
mails close m. No Supplementary Mail btsamsnp
sails at q m. from Pier No. 40. North River
For France Havrs BY Ne seamship Amerque
mails cose ~ 4 a m Supplementary NAH. Steamship
seiIs at 80 . m from Pier No 80 North River
For Of Europe Southampton and bremen
BY the sse snship Rheln malls Close 1t IL 80 sup
pIemeatary Mall closed at l:30 m steamshp s&n ~
IN m from Pier foot Of Third st., Hoboken .
Mails Key West By the steamship city OF Ansn cose
M stsans sas At o. NJ from Pier No. 40 East Rivss
SUNDAY, SEPT. 10.
Mails for JapsnL Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent
Chinese ports Eas Indies viii DO sent N the steam
ship city Of TOXIC sa from San Francisco % Ock
Mal mstter Intended Steamship should be posted
hr New York Psst0 before D. THURSDAY sept IS
An Mails IL o'clock m The fostOmcs y open
from Q N IL . N. LIZA
Mails for Newfoundland close ct the New YORK Po'tomes
s's az HSIsr n s. u closed .. the Pest
once every day ct ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


The following was the representation Of Tammany
Hall in the permanent organisation:
Vioe- Presidexts-Nicholas Muller. Thomas bhaeiA
John Reilly. Samuel A. LswiA Edward Coop@.
Thomas Dunlap. Hugh H. Moore.
Secearia-James Hesly, Timothy J. Campbell
James w. Guntzer. George w. Morton. ThomAs
Cooper Campbell. Thomas OCallaghan. VIM. d.
Quincy.
Committee on the Selection Of Permanent 0Mors-
John Kelly Augustus Schell, Edward Gilon. Patrick
Lysaght, Henry Woltman, Edward J. STANDBY
Leo c. Dessar.
The State Committee met at the Vanderbilt House
this afternoon but adjourned without organization.
to meet in Albany on Friday next at o'clock, 81
the Deavan House. 1t is well understood that the
Democratic canvass will radiate from Albany.
Edgar X. Apgar has been added to the State Com
mittee from the XXVIIlth District.
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driving wheel On Monday 10 oary away. The smssoys -
dssyorsd q astan this When u latter drew rsvoav
ana 4, soos his oaptor attempted 70 Prsveut
his escape the workman va1 unArmed 10 vss oonS'a
let the thief depart
LONG ISLAND.
HIcKsyuLE.-Dr. Stevens Of New-York, who TO
o,,v oh.ensed GEORGE to fight and vhs
Va arrested ana taken County to answer ne
charge Of unlswfuy sending ehaengs had IN e1annsaor
before Justice Chip oyster Thursday and was conn
mttsd to Queens County jail to await the action me arano
Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
THE FIRE RECORD.
A FIRE IN JORDAN, MARSH & CO.'S sToRB IN
ROSTON

BOSTON.
BosroN, Sept. II. - About 2 o'clock this
afternoon fire discovered in the fifth story Of the
immense wholesale dry goods house OF jordan
Marsh 4 Co.. fronting summer st., having started
among n quantity OF batting. The fire brigade OF
the firm attempted to quench the flames but the pumps
failed TO work. and quarter Of hour elapsed before
tho city fire department was called In the meantime
the flames had filled tho upper story. In about
AN hour after untring efforts, the flames were con-
troled though the entire building containing property
amounting 20 over million dollars in value, was Hooded
The elevators fell during the fire. and threatened 70
ignite the lower floors but this fortunately pre-
vented.
The stores in the immediate neghborhood were closed
mon the breaking OF the re and all possible assist
ance was rendered by their clerical force The loss on
the stock is about Sl50OoO. on TINS there
is an insurance OF 100000, distributed among 80
companes The following companies have nm insurance
of $40 900 on the building and stock; Home Clzens
Nafional Irving and Safeguard Of New-Norh PleliA
OF Hartford Newport Fire and Marine ana the virgins
of Richmond The damage 10 the building Is ABOUT
10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
THE WILLOW FEVER.

DISTRESSING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN A FLORIDA VII
LACE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE following dis
match VA received 1t the Navy Department TINS morn
ms NAvY-YARp PENSACOLA. Fla, Sept 10
rns yellow foyer epidemic at Howeifs station TOE y.
psnssc1is nav Is milss above the nsvy.yard Inc
son,s hsve neatAor food medicine sttendsnoo They
- ovnS in te name Of God for roiief The navy ysra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
THE LIMITED MAIL TRAIN ON THE SOUTH
ERN ROUTE.

EkN hOC L.
THE VARIOUS POINTS REACHED on TIME-sEPARA-
IIos OF THE MAIL AT Observation-Disclosures OF
THE PASSENGERS on MONDAYS TRAIN
10y TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUsE.l
STEUBENvILLE, o., Sept. 1.-THE Limited
Maj train which left New-York yesterday morning at
442 O'Clock reached Columbus, ONO, at ASS last night
This was . gain Of nine hours tho old sys
TEN. Before reaching Pittsburgh the mail on
the fast train had been distributed and prepared
for the various routes, that 1t was immediately
dispatched from Pittsburgh by the express trains
In some cases thess trains were not pro-
vided with distributing cars. being only express
trains The PostO1fco Department. however, contem-
plates adding these trains similar TO those which
now leave NewYork on the Limited Mail
train The following 70 the time at which
the mail reached points in the distant West
according Columbus time Cincinnati. AIS g. m !;
Louisville a. IN. Chicago, 6:35 p. st. LOua l:30 p
n The special oar, containing the railroad officials and
the newspaper men, which left NewYork last Monday
has arrived here its return. Tho car will
reach New York At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning The
guests Of railroad company have visited Chicago
st. LOUIS and Indianapolis returning 10 this place via
the yandalia and Pan Handle route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
THE STATE OF TRADk
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

vss. sasS sps CORN sS
600 6qs o: 2ssoe o1.s s.e bS
s: ss' S a'e co CAM :Y"sa:
100 1ssJsS pSnt:w Ws: AGO Germ corn: S1.
5 6:s sfsa en-: n @ sn.s 81
g sS sssss ssa
s sT. g. as'a os: nonn.y
:! 81: &;
" csvRsn sp = unehanes
S ward s ssnSsn a' STANDARD whss STATE
Test u .c :nar lot. sa 70 higher uos.r,,. demand
" Wsi,. Wall n.
a'fat.s = eng r. Ss is;:.s
s css. ssy s',ss sssPs.
bush barley ssp%sn% Two d.ys|a'O00 SOI Flour
os.s ES and sas s .I S .sa sss a
is:sl5isc and q ssisSso Hams-sussTcuTod lAsiAse-
" Rii.s Sept quiet and unchanged wns.
SS1n q. ss;s sps Ps1f
B1t Ss Ges5 ES and sssi
esss kS ana and GsI 0sis sa %
Tfss ,s Kss quiet Sa. n q g. sssns
MINPlIfS, Sept l7-FlOuf dull ana nominal
New Ear 5sc. Osts quiet unchanged Provisions quiet
unchanged u1...
MMw2UKER Sept I7.-FiouY dull and nominal Wheat
quiet weak No Milwaukee, 81 49, No Co., y iS,s
October 81 IL. dull and nominal No 5000 &c
oa,s steady. ar demand No september SIC Barley
higher No Spring, September 81 1851 ID Oeteper
siOs No spring Bic Rye scarce and firm 10 I PRIME inc
Banslo, Sc Receipts~so5O bills Flour $50 900 oush
Wheat shipmens-T00J bbA Flour. Al, 900 BUSH hea@
TOLEDO Sept t7-Flour steady moderate demand neat
sssedy moderate demand No white achigsn = 90 20
Corn duh Hish Mixed 65tc October, s6se 81 the year
Dat: duh and shade lower No t2,as; SSs0 Ss
Al &C. for Corn Receipts for dsys-l0O bb.A tloHy
$4,000 bush. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush
Data 5hipments-2,00 bbls. Flour 10000 bush Wheet
$4,000 bush. Corn, 5000 bush osts-
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ftis suicdal for drink ordinary liquor when =
feels weak, enable him to perform work IN hand ~
atgne which labor produces increased fold oy the -
bitsfing reaction snuanA Of commerce. % That -
Temporary invigora purchased o. fearful cost 70
msdcatsd. Tho that HosrrrInss sroStcm
Is that their alcoholic basis OF Old Rye mingled
vegetable and aterztves which arc the most Po.o1
known 70 medical Their immediate Or s1Inulsuv
eject 70 rouse snersics and their su0seque
opersop permanently nvgorate through the medium
restored digestion and secretion, the various organs OF -
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on Interest % Advertisers

It Will be that the American News Company bouso
considerably than 1t did World and TAs pse
together the NewYork News Company also oongas
more TRRUsRs did Wortds and 7s'scs pat togsthsE
This 10 comparison Of the relative pur
shsses for some past There has boon time this
year daily circulation Of The Tribune w0 nee
enna 10 the combined daily circulaons Of TIE Neytd Nd
Tsm,s In Its semi weekly circulation was not quaA
rups the combined ssmiveeky calculations Of Th Wovt1
ana Times which Its weekly circulation Wa not oct q
sight combined weekly calculations Of The HsrtA
and Tmes 10Th Of April two Of the beet known -
verng agents the country prepared tho following card
We gned examined tho books Of Tas Tan
and entirely satisfied and DO certify that the entire circ
jaton Of TRIBUNE for the month OF March w.
I,25A625 complete copies making an Gperase duly erc
ton for the 49, i65 and that the entire crcuaoa
Of TIR DAILY Tho month Of April 70 and u
cludine this day f57 $50 conplss oopes making ~
ap,rass daily circulation for the month Of April thus s
so s6s complete copies b. n PETrENGILL
Sew York April 10 1875. HEXAN BURR
figures gwen remained snsary stable through
out past The average daily circulation u rxu
TnrBUsy the whole month was 50,IeS.
The following extract ocial report Of the Po
the City Of NewYork To the Postmaster Gcaera
giving postage by each paper in the month
Of January 1875 its regular editions cent nom The Neg
once To s regular subscribers further ILLUSTRATES
the relative circulations;
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HOME NEWS.

rHERhoMErHA YEsrRRDAY, AT HUDHUrA IN
BROADWAY.
I Sal s5.. Esea se' 81 ~ 65e ndnisA& Se'.
Highest during uns eay 66s Lowest SOC
Avsrags, so r. Same DAY 1874 e8aS
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disttn euishsd gentleman from Norwich, Conn., wrote .
fhe scroll Of DR. CoroN Cooper Institute Dr. CoLfo
should pension life. add sh0ud DO happy 70 -
tribute 70 that end"
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

NtrA Arerae Hotel--Gen. William I; sherman and
Of Louisiana Gen r. A. Msrrtta Of Potsdam n r Mayor
n Graves Of syraeuse Washington Nolan Of Cincinnati
John ". Garrett President 4 Inc baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and John = Eorris Of
Warrington - Unaon Sqdss Hots-Ths Marquis de- Cham
bTun Of Washington q Maolds Hotsl-Bishep John sharp
Salt Lake Cy X Jemls Hots-Paymaster Charles ].
spsagus U. Army - 0yond cnal Hotsl-vce Presd emit
Henry Wilson GtIeey BouaeJudge John l. Taace OF me
NsW.Yogk Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

A RAILROAD BLoCKADED NEAR CAIRO.
CAIRO, H., Sept. 17.-About 400 feet OF the
track Of the 81. Louis Narrow Gauge kairoaA
went into the Mississippi River last night. in conse
ouencs Of the osyug Of bank about mile above the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ann r1ses 80 S;44 6.0t Moon RISES TAI
HCH WATER THIS DAr-A. r. $500
aandy Hook 929 Cows Island .10:05 Hell O. Ferry ll5+
DAY..
Handy Hook 900 Cows Island 1870 Hell Q. Ferry 600