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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
Middbng. 49,
GOOJ Mid . 1874



Yot failure delivery 1929 y 10 lower with very
business Sal~' 81 ioows all on e Of Low MGdng
.t; y; sS5 l Marc 400 100 IS 49, SS
10 1852; 100, IS 76e Apn 200 l5'sr 300 20 27-32e
200 10 l3lGe5 600 10 253Ze' May 100 10 3I6ei 100
iS 7i6c: Jul, 200 lGa.c; August 300, lG l5-l6ci 200
10 3I.2c total 400 bales Yesterdays closing preeJ,nn.r
Api 10 2532dl5 IL Ice; Mal l6332c June l6sG6 1872
July 1906 1lGc August l6sal6 lblGc market weak
10 IlG loo lbs March 100 10 33c; 900 IS 1890
400 10 1916; 800 Is l632 300 10 l6e 800 - l53Zc
coo Is 3,3c 400 lj3 3OOi 10 2j32c 300 1880 300.
rs 2j-32c 400 IS l5lGc NAV 100 l6c 500 l6te; 200
10 $3.50 300 lGl 600 IL 1890 300 10 lilo;
200 lGas Angus 200 lC'sc total $4,000 bales grand total
FLOUR AND MEAOu Flour market the major Of the
time since our sluggish unsatisfactory
enc shipper. purchased sparngly snl only
have daily about 292 900 Ibis TIE in
largely confined the men Grades OF Spnng Winter
Wheat brands and 10 % he decline su heav las been me most
marked JobeTs rule we'll stocked and caDro Ike 10
what tle do at great sacrifice The
business The week hods larger thaH t week Is limited
and & shipping demand quite bsL Tor the West Indies
sRi confined Ground We find the local trade Bag
FOUI continues brisk more 30 now an nsub "htn business fod
emioyet The receipts Of Bakers kXIas
have been large. and to effect sales OF them to any
10 Amber Of which have had liberal
Des iSessy better European demand these
slightly reduced and THURSDAY and Friay markets they
improved win demand With better supply Of
pare We conu Oh export the hslsHcs Of the
ana 10 enect free s large abatement
and Medium BIlas but fayote brands long known
though the for them has not been
30 active sine EcwYear previously OH Family
local trade No SupebHe have been offered
Freely and have declined wh moderate domestic iGou The
ponJing To-day The Flour market opened quiet
tboush the oS Grades The medium and bette grades
,9e eos ~ - d-,ae. SIZE Of 600 BGl.. we ogote
ho 1rsno tsfa Inn . Re-. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
Oredn GIedmers

A MEXICAN LINE. ..... ....,u.
"A TUE ANGLICAN STRAM-HlP COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
seryce betgcu fitlbADhLliith ~.
LIVERPOOL calling OF HENSTOWN sa - every IbUh5DA'
nom and sailing HkDSkADht rom Lvrfoos
"t taiosip, Steamers are appoutd 10 "a pplAeyLis:
NV SEgvTIIYOKTV nuaD "a
otio ............,........... nnary ~
ppsESyIV,EiA .lusry %
IfLINOS............t !t'fN1'
Iyi,IANA 10
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ CO. GrNCt;
Cabin 975 1, 500. ling ~ lc,ri3 aolatoh, -,
Intermediate TcSets erl goa Al p"hi q" NV
vi star 10 not carr iuir-ned1str
oiat1ns an ct'-es tssya hml ~
nnaapeeIs provided Ev,rv steamer cares a4F on ,Hi
Iese supplied vita Life Rats 90 'lhoA ." 'n' 1@s
and Lie-PTeseBer-
prominent
-" 49, GRO " COLTON. Amt = Bros-st, v T.
JOHN MCDONALD, Pl,.ca- Agent
Ba Q. rru'ace. Sev-Sot.
PETER WRIGHT & >O1'. General Ageop
3O7 "a. q 81, PhiSde pns
Richardson, Spence d Co.. Liverpool
A J. Bros, QIeensoFn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

con- nes Jerss,. ~ - 10 - Corn Meal Bsnfs 81 7ja
Corr Mesl " 4 $50 60 Corr Aea Gold Ezra Aj0
w-sLa ( ijU 80
Buetubea r request: State ~ 7Ods2 s.
Psnrsylvsaa ~ jucH2 - y lVJ H. Bag verv
dull we osoe 7Od&l IS; Yellow ~ 6Od
~ 6S tsar,e jOSS1 80 Cob Meal a. 9Odfl IS
Ground Fece - ~ .U~$l a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
PEAL ESTATE SECU RlTf
IN NEGOTIABLE FORM.
SIX PER CENT THIRTY YEARS GOLD BONDS
WITH COUPONS, REGISTERED OR UNREGISTERED.
Of the

-
WITH COUPONS, REGISTERED OR UNhBGlsrBRbD'
Of the
REAL, ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST PAYABLE in GOLD in NEwYOhH
or AMSTERDAM. HOLLAND. ,,
option Of the holder Interest payable DIST dsy Of ny pa
CURRENCY AND ACI RUED INTEREST, Al THE CohfANfS
OFFICE No. II NASSAU-Sr., n. Y .. , 49,,
PlYMEST Of the Bonds maturity SECURED By the pledge
Of owned by the Company npon real
LBvI r. MORTON. Trustees with the ADDITIONAL sbNCii u
the capital of Company Of $lOOOOOO
purchasing Bonds and hoTf9aoe' ov me
loag portsion Of No mortgages shall be taken n
the SAID Trust Complny security for bonds sle to be 'sue r
and and all mortgages taken for the purposes Aforesaid
shall be taken upon real estate Of greater estimated Vsue
fy cent than the mogaged amount OF upon
proved greater estimated Vaae BY my ger eep ns
tie amount OF the mortgage"
DIRECTORS.
y c,.ror,o, II S,au Robt ScHel Broadway 16th-st
A \ Rosenbsun. III Ma denAbe
nsIant nj and ~ N..sast Cnss i. 223 have
Ionh Soi5nsn RTo,dt G. C. and 40 North-st
i~esS T6sr.r II Elsssut enry NJ TabeT. 90 BesverEt
Io,b 4 j,mSson "a BroaI.t A. s. Barnes IL WliaHs.
TT H., 81 l+onarl.s Isaae W.lach l6 WhIte-st
~ # Waron Dol Broadway g. Carleton 1872 Jthaye.
d. NJ. Koch or, 39j PeaflsL H. l. "lson' ~ bfOauN|
U z STEVENSON President THOMAS A. DAVIES Vice PrcsL
Henry E. DAVIES 100 Bfway Counsel VIM b. Ely Secretary
rl,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the AMER
4 ICAE SAW COMPANY viii be he'd at the once OF the 'om
p,ny TUESDAY, the 10Th Inst Tor the purpose oil
,lertlng TTuste for the ensIiug
Nes-Yors. Jan. To- 1870. SAMUEL w fCIhhn Secretuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
thl0 THE HOLDERS of TIE RAILROAD and

FElO THE HOLDERS or iii. RAlIItOAD dnu
4 LAND GRANT BONDS Of TIE LITTLE ROCK ani FORT
SMITH RAILROAD COMPANY Note " hereby gwen that cor
marathon has the laws the State OF AFsansss
by the Raek and Fon Smith Railway Which
sj under Foreclosure sales with the ute To e
and all other properties formerly owned b Inc
Lite Rock AMI Fort smith Railroad Company ,
TO votes Of the In. Little Rock and Fort Smith
RsIsay passed in accordance the tie the United
states said holder OF TIE RAILROAD
grant Of ola Company the transfer 81 h ponds
them and his IN the Old COMPANY 70 the ne"
ompanv 80 Of the vaue OF his
bonds excluding coupou the stock Of the Cont oded ne
Ich rddr. fue cent Of the par "a ~ 81
his bonds ercadng coupons 5hH 30 days Dee 49, 1874 IN
Tor this i've cent N cash snd interest
thereon until july l. 1870 go person WI" be entitled 70 ,-
oil the tonan The capital stock 0 'he &c"
- 900 900 divided atO shares Of Slto each
the interest OF holder Of the bonds oil he od
himself this Inyigc within tie TINE specified Tor
9th viii be RENTED bis dis buuge share 10 lse poeeecs
Of the sales IL aLd Which, payment OF expense
viii probably less than cent On tue par value Of ach
Of bon ,..,-
The bonds IN be received issued the oe of The Little
X ck and smith Railway. No 10 Staet Boon Mas on and
alter MOrday jan t. 1879. JOSEPH H. ONfEh
~ President OF the Little RocK ana Port Smith RAILWAY.
III PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
~ MORTGAGE LOANS improved IOWA FARiS Refer
M al iull information sent on apphcition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

WcstsTn DalTY, patktd
Westefn fair 10 .20d2a
The stocks reduced with
Shipping IN there fair bushes. doing at
steady prices We quote:
bne 10 - 800. state FACTORY. he" 50. 49,.
S,aie Fscto.r. eool ~, State FACTORY.
me ............... l4l40lJa all bih
Slate Factory. tkitDmes ~ 0I<
mon % sir........ ll3.0l3l4 State Factory, new
Western fsc,orr all cream fun shin a
common 10 tine. 10 ans State Piueapre."... 20 aga
Ohio E1tr,........ 10 dl5l2 EIglsh DAIRY do. ~ ais
Factory, N
81 cream. hLe..... Is Ul5%
ElPnA1s NETWORK poR TbH wEsk ENDING
JANl5, 1873
Bacon. LAid. Beti Ohetse.
Liverpool, ~ rs 1884 dH77 s22l4 ' ss52s ,2I Too
G!asgog.. 40 6GS2O2 4l,O7l l"' mr. :;.o
BHstOl.... var
Antwerp. 10 44S SSh<bl pZ ,t"VVVu
Hsmburg 80. 657 So 2l6S.4si 10 ls9,4sO
SA.6WL.3.363 SH11 Z223i4 90 lo.t5S ibis
orr count, 49,. 234UO4 7GO722 Il 800 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

Al 90 pounds Ia busbe ..equA 70 hea divided
R,pons IRON ssB for hs past sI NOUNS nave
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
fennt eben feinen lInteridieb ,uilden Inter

fennt eben feinen t1nteridieb spiiden Inter.
ri6t unb GrSiebuns. Mit 9euten aber ,u
a%rsumentiren, pelde bieie @runofraae aller
%seiunben TaOusosif niht pcriteben, 1T elm
perseblides Miiben. limb 10 Ianee bic
Mebrbeit bes amsrifaniidsn SoIfes bic
YublicsS 9ulen aIs bIoBe Oreiiirs ODER Mb.
ri6tunssanitaIten aniisbt, in weIden feline
GrSiebuns Suldiiis lei, 10 Ianse mon Dem
Volfe weiB MAIDEN fam, bic YubIic,S 6u,
len, uie ie iett beiteben, ieien bic @runbs
lase uno Ser Sdut unS sort ~unIerer freien
Snititutionen, 10 lanse ein alderman 0iient,
lid ben Sat prebisen bari, obne iofort mic.
ber9cIadt St werben, Dap nur bic Subtle.
S6ulen CUTE Burger ersieben f0nnten-io
Ianse pirb aud bas ieti9c S6nliuitem bas
nolime tangere, bas ,8raut6en.ribrcmid
nidtsan" Der Nfaioritdt bes amerifanii6en
Bottles bleiben."
Die 5rase miro mi6t eber seIOit, ais Biz
Die Satboliten Suiammeni teben, fid su Dem
Swefe politiid Orsaniiiren u, ba fe in ben
meiiten srOBern Stdbten, ia in manden
staatsn, bic Balance of power" baben, ie.
ben nieoeritimmen, Der ii9 nidt fir bic
8ewdbruns ibrer Re6te uerbirst. That
will do, nothing else.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

81 Buffalo lit bic S9ulirase sel0it nor:
otn, grade 10 pic oieielbe, mir ~Sweifeln
ni6t baran, oud in gteu Oort seI0it pirs,
.. +. bic MajOritdt bat i6ren GerrorismuS
ibtr hie ginOritat r9eietli6" ertldrt nnb
oic &atbolitsn baben Die GrlanbniB aud
iaroerbin fir Sdulen ;u be,ablen, bic iie
aus relisiOien unS @ewilensritfi6ten ni6t
6siuden f6nnen. DAB baS 10 9cfommen,
II gut. Die fatbOlii9en S9ulen iinO Oas
nit einer sroben @eiabr entsansen. Der
Buffalo SoIfsfreunb" iust bel bieier @eles
scnbcit iebr ri9tig:
gJlur Sins pollen ais patrioten mir ni6t
boiien, Ob9lei6 mir eS befiir6ten, nainli9,
OuB baS ietise Spism Der 9ubIicsS 6uIen
amer gGnS unb uniere Nation ni9t noras
tl9 uollfdnbis ruiniren moge. Siels
lel9t tommt aud bic Mebrbeit beS ames
rtanilden SOltes emit bur9 Grfabrung
Sspitist, sur lleberseusuns, baB Elm Inter-
RIOT, ls, er audi nod 70 9riinbli6 unb pratt
al9 nasIt9 fir'S muterisIe S%ortfommen in
sergselt, obne @r6iebuns nun einmal ni6ts
mert9, ia losor pom llebel 1T. BIS iebt 1T |
man gler Gber nod allsen,ein in benz ssSans
tenlolen gSabus befansen, SaB Der msAe:
uiide, abrittsnOe llnterridt Der St6N
aaein binrei9e, bic SusenS ni9t BLOB fir
oas praIill9e ssosn, lonOern an9 3i Sater,
tasenSbaften Varssm b~sransubiroen. Man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Dies ibn ,iert, rpenn or bisien Grlpdsunsen
nibt Hcbnuns tra9en wolte. @emiB bat
IS ibn sel1mer;t, oaB ct bic ieltene 6eier
Der Grofinun9 oes Subeliabres nidt NIT
bent s%ewpbntcn Geremonteu beseben %fonnte,
aber or fam, er bari I'M Sntereiie Der Sir:
DE nno sur S%erubi9uns aller treuen 8atbos
liten lid nnb iein Nmt nidt Der fiber 1T
Iuslidt ltebenoen i6amIoien Gsrunsbrins
auslsten.-So itebt es nit Der 9csenipdrs
ti9en gage ~unisrcs y. Gatcrs. @abrlih,
menn Die menit)Iibcn Mdd)te bier allein in
VerchnnnS tdinen. Damn bate oos fatbo:
hide lI>erS wobl grunb, fit Die pdpitIi9e
gutoritGt 81 %,ittern, aber mir piilen, oab
Der Serr iiber feline Stride unb iiber isinsm
@cialbten madt, uub bas lit uniere geri.
bi9ur9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
~ Die Yropa8aaoa.
(alus ben .aatb. @iiFcntn".)

Wenn BON tatboIii6sn Mlillionsanitalten
Die Heoe ut, 10 sebiibrt obne alien 3lueiiel
Der critic plat Der Yropasanba, uto spar
bisieS UNI 10 mebr, neil mir in ibr nidt nur
cine @nitalt sur ausbilbuns BON Yrieitcrn
Iir Die Miiiionsldnber, ion6ern susIei9 Sas
sur cinbcitli6en geituns Der Wfiiiionen
notbpenbiee Centrum beiibsn.
DIE @rinouns Der propaganda iaat in
ben Nnfang beS II. Sabrbunoerts ; ilm iene
l3sit batten bic fatbolii6eu Miiiionen cine
lol6e NuSoebnun9 seiuonnen, baB Yaplt
@re9or XIV. Die Grri1tuns elmer YebOroe
fir notbrucnoi9 belt, uclde bic melt entles
senen nnb burd Spra6e, @eiittuns, 8ils
oun9sitano inter chamber unb BON Den
elropdii@en S0lten 70 oeridiepensn Neos
pbptcn:@ emeinben in sinbeitli6em Gimme
lciten Tonne. gu bieiem 3mefe sriinbste er
am 23. Suni 1922 bic GarbiiaISeonSresas
tion de propaganda fde, iuelde, mic eS in
Der Stiftlrn9Sbuue Inscrutabili beiBt, yIber
ale itnS iebe bic Nusbrsituns beS @Iau.
benS in Der sanssn 98eIt betreifsnbe 9(nae.
le9enbeit ,u beratben ilno ~ ~uerbanbeln bas
ben iolle", unb mics ibr bic uon iesem Gar.
oinal bel ieiner 6rnennuns gu srlssenbe
Summe Don 500 @~olOtbaIsrn Gum Inter
baltic an. Sin ipaniider pralat, Miar.
s. 3. Yiues, @eianbter Der beribmten
.Snfantin Isabella, i9enfte Der neuen Son.
sreSation fem Sans; bee ebup. Sobannes
geonaroi, Der @rinber Der Congregation
BON Der Dsutter @ottes, fiibrte ibr Sablrei9e
ja. SSnoeien lebtc @resor XIV.
ni6t LANCE senus, UNI bic Organization Der
Yropasanba ;auoaenoen; ieinem 9a9fols
ger, Urban WILL, mar eS porbsbalten, bic
pldne @resors sur Gusfibruns 5u b~rinsen.
Nidt MIR lief er bur9 8srnini 6as Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
6%atboltfdcr &irhen &alcnscr.
Is, SOM suten 9irten.-Sub. 10.
Die Seicr oes SitericfteS 1T Der
STRIDE uno Watur.

Wcl bas O%lterfeit Gin uabres Sreubsnfelt
ii, borum bat aud bic Stride pon ieber
ales ouf9eboten, 6amit cine pabrc Scit:
freub, iiber ale @emitber li6 perbreite.
/. Die @efalIenen wurben wisber
mi, Der &irde uusseiObnt, bic reunritbisen
Sdnber besnuOist, 9riitIi9e 6iriten
identten rtebreren @efansenen bic 6reibeit.
SorSdslid senOBen an bieiem Gage bhs
@ldubisen bas beiIise Gbenbmabl, 6as
Siterlamm bes neuen Sunbes. Wenn bic
gbriiter an bieiem Gage iid %besesnetsn,
suieten ie iid init ben Worten: Scr
Serr III aufer 4 ND EN-" unb Der
@esribte erlpRoerte: rGr lit pabrbaft aufs
sritanbeu!" Mud Elm rfreubenrei6es
aasIuio' pfestc man ii6 pedisIieitis sus
;~arufen.
2. Ind lett nod besebt bic STRIDE bisie
Gage arf eifli6e 8eiie c, uno uerfiins
oct ibre Treube bur6 ben S6mud Der 4ls
tGre unb Der Erieiter usb bur6 Subel9e,
idn9e nit wieoerboltem Nqsluia. 9lm
So6altar ftebt bic . iterters e, wel6e
gbriltum ben N~uieritanbenen iinnbilbli6
BARTLETT, Die @ebete perbcn in bieler Belt
nidt ~tnieenb, lonoern It B perri6tet,
nm i6cn Our9 bieie duBere 9eibesiteQuna
a~nsubsuten, baS Gbriitlis aus Dem Grade
eritnnoen lei.
3. Selblt bis III Den bausli6en 6reis
crrbeitet fi5 bic SreuSe iiber BEN Iufcritans
Oenen, ou6 Die u~nmiinbtsen Slcinen ioQen
nod ibrer 8eiie ii6 %ireuen; beBbalb wers
sen fie nit sefdrbten giern nn6 anoeren
@aben bei9entt. Oas 81 lit Gin 9ilb
Der auferitebuns Seine duBere barte
SdaIe 9lei6t Der @rabesSede, ipelde Der
PER- our6bra6. llnb mic bas flcine
Sbier6en I'M Isl Die Sdale burd6ri6t, I'm
isbenoi9 barans gcrUorsutreten, dbnli6
1ueroer audi mir audi ain i~in9iten Gage
anf SoS gScrf bcs Germ bic @rabesbefe
aur1breben unb ~ eiusm neuen beIIeren
Seber erferlteben. Siele Sabrbunberte
5inbur6 wuroen bic Sitereier in Scr Stride
gelcsnet, beuOr bic Gbriitsn ii6 bamit be-
ibenttsn, pie es nod iebt in man9cn Sc;
ssnocn hbIi6 1T. Gier, 6leii9 uno Srot CUR
Ofter3eit in Der Stride icsnen gu laiien unS
lelbe bann ~ 9enieBen. Sas Tleii6 ers
innert an oas Olterlamm uno Der Siterlaib
M Die unseiduerten Srote Der Siracliten.
A.. lin bic 3eit Oct Oitern ieiert audi Die
gauge SdOpfuiis Elm Self Der 9luieritebuns.
Die Come fommt in bieier 3eit iiber ben
@enbetreis berauf un0 erslanst wiebsr bel
lsr am blau.n Simmsl. % tebrt audi Der
5ribIins Surid, rueI@er bisber itiQ unO DOC
I'M gSinteri9lafc be9raben nro ein9ebiQet
par in eiu peiteS, peiBes gei6sntud. Sas
Soattorr itreiit ieine Ioiille a6-, Der
Bras6nIm bridt aus benz S9oBc Der GrOe
lrrpor u. /. ~. Wns Scr fronmc Gbriit
III fetlem Oottesbauie AM boben Selte
hey Sifsm eeb0rt, betra6tet unb. e%mpfuns
Nen bat, DuS ballt ibm nod mad unb emit
gsseu, penr er ben mciten Tempel Ser Nas
mr betritt. 0isr ruit linn iebes wieber
anfebenOe @ras9en, ieOe ii9 entfaItenoe
8iume ireunbIi@ gu: Der Seius ut uies
Ssr auiertunOeh, id bin auferitanben, aud
On wirit 9Icrrei9 aufcriteben, ipenn On
isbt nit Ssius aus Dem @rubc Der SInos
anferltunSem biit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Die Gage oes beiIi8en 8aterS
unter Den jebt8em SerbdIts
ntten In 8oun. b

Seit Dem 20. Ssptembsr 1870 bat Der
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
Nailed Again.

In Kellogg's sworn statement to
the committee, he used the following
language:
"De Trobriand came to me (K.
having sent for hir) and stated be
had just been into the House Of Rep
resentatives, end seemed to feel be
might not have pursued proper
course in coming in On Willis appli-
cation" etc.
Our reporter inquired Of Gen. De
Trob.iand v neither this was true or
not, to which he replied, at is l;e''
This is certainly unequivocal Ian
guage, and We would Ike to hear from
the usurper.-N d. Puiieiia.
What is the use trying TO fasten a
few paltry falseboods On Kellogg,
wien be utters them SO fast it is i'm
possible to keep pace with him, and
he selfacknowledged perjurer!
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD,
The Accomplished Farmer.

The following extract furnishes an
illustration of what is necessary to
constitute the most accomplished
farmer
The idea that perfect farming con-
sists only in aptness at labor and
strength Of muscle, is at war with
true philosophy. The sailor before
the mast, spices a rope, steers the
ship or rows boat with perfect skill.
Hurled into the sea he rides the waves
with compOsure and is saved in count
less eXigencies where a landsman
would surely have perishcd Tossed
fearfully on the yard arm, amid the
play of lightning, and sleet and the
tempest, he reefs the sales with imper-
turbable GOODNESS. Is he a perfect
sailor? Oh no! Silent, thoughtful
students are at work in the national
Observatories at London and Wash
iugtoE, preparing the nautical almanac
Maps and charts Indicating the shoals
and reefs and coast, are prepared for
him at great expense and care.
Prof. Maury has published his direc-
tions for taking advantage of the
wind and currents. By all the aids
and appliances which science has
furnished, the mariner can indicate
upon the trackless ocean, almost the
precise spot he occupies, and sleep
with composure and confidence. But
is the profound scholar from whose
deduction the ship is worked, the per-
feet sailor? Oh no! But the man
who unites the highest practical apt
ness and skill in working the ship,
with the scientific comprehension that
enables him to use all the deductions
of nautical science, he is the most
perfect sailor He may be found
among the officers of the ship. The
most perfect union of principle and
practice constitute the sailor. What
is the moral? Why, that in agricul-
ture, the most abundant knowledge of
all known natural laws, and all appli-
cable scientific principles, must con-
spire with the most perfect skill, aided
by energy, industry, economy, tenn
perance and health, to make the per-
feet farmer.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

A MODERN MONTE CHRISTIE The
London Graphic tells that Monte
Christo's escape from the sack in
" hich be was flung into the sea from
the Chateau DIFF, has been initiated
by an ingenious Persian. Having in
Cured the displeasure of a high func-
tionary at Sbiraz, Mohammed Mira
was condemned to be fastened up in
a sack with q viper, a cock, and a cat,
and after an hours time, when this
happy family had improved their &C
quainiance, the sack and its contents
were to be thrown into the river.
Fortunately for Mohammed Mira,
his executioners forgot to search his
pocket-which contained small knife.
Directly the mouth of the sack was
closed upon him and his companions
he cut in half the viper, which was
already encircling bis leg, the cat and
the cock were next dispatched, and
our Persian occupied the remainder
of his hour by Stimulating violent
fight of the three animals, and giving
forth the most excruciating cries OF
agony. In due time sack and all
were consigned to the water, and then
Mohammed Mira, speedily freeing
himself from the prison, gained the
other side of the river, and came post
haste to Europe, for the future vol.
untary exile from his fatberland.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
st. Louis Social Scandal.

The social scandal which is now
attracting attention and supplying st.
Louis with material for conversation
in bar-room, and ballroom, on the
street, aud around the tea-table, is one
Of bigamy, dishonesty, cowardice and
cruelty. BY an explosion in the gas
works of that city, there was instantly
slain a man named Thomas Pratt,
worth, so it was said, 100000. After
his funeral his will was found, leaving
his property to bis family in st. Louis
Then came a delegation of young
men and women from various parts of
the country and England, claiming
bis property, and Thomas Pratt was
a bigamist proven. The records o:
Loughborough, in Leicestershire,
show that Pratt married in England
in 1921.
lie left his wife and family and
came to the United States, marrying
second time with the full knowledge
that his first wife was living. She
discovered his crime and threatened
to expose him. What, then, did Pratt
do? He was a member of church,
and so distinguished a member that
his piety was standing reprOach to
the thoughtless and carnal-minded.
But he was in fix; and appealed to
his pastor for advice. Alas! this
pastor was a carnally-minded man, as
the event showed, and the leading
men of the church feared the scandal
of temporal contrition and urged him
to compromise. He sent his wife
money to quiet her, and suffered tor
ture rather than rub the gill-edged
responsibility from his name and the
church he belonged to.
Avoid a scandal" was the counsel
of the pastor and church, and by
juIicious management of money, the
scandal was avoided. Then came the
explosion of gas and consequent
family secrets. The children and
their mother sued for their share of
the Inheritance, aud the property, or
what was left of it after due arrange
ments were made for the enrichment
of the illegitimate children, was placed
in the hands of the Public Adninistra-
tor. The two explosions have shatter-
ed the nerves of the worldly pastor,
who dared not even counsel rectitude
and courage, but urged the trembling
sinner 10 compromise with his con-
science, cheat the ungodly world, and
preserve the reputation of himself and
bis church unscathed. Any nerves
that could not stand counseling cour-
age would naturally shatter readily
over double gas explosion.-Chicayo
T,JbuDp
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

Kellogg is said to have received a
blow yesterday so keenly cruel, so
overwhelming and crushing that even
we hesitate to mention it, but we
must; sense of public duty coupels
US. So, expressing our emotions and
subjugating our sympathies for the
wretched man, we tell the story as
twas told TO US. The wires brought
him dispatch from e.nain story
and support, Grant,s sht hand man
and handy-man. LadasuIct Williams,
the purport of 49, was that matters
looked more siO1fy for the Kelloy yg
Government in Washington now than
they had ever done before, and that
Dibble's letter had created a con-
sternalion which was simply appalling
in Radical circles.
The RAIDS could not believe that
Dibble would make so cousummate a
donkey of himself, and were not
sparing in epithets more fOrcible than
parliamentary. On reading that dis
patch Kellogg's face heightened, bis
knees weakened and he saw q "ban-
dit," look which way soever be might.
The shortest route to Illinois is via
the Jackson Railroad.-N. 0. Bulle-
tin, 10Th inst