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firm, at So for shoulders, t11o for at'ort ribs'
aud lilo for short clears. 11fghwinea %ero
inactive md no,nina1, Mt $1.l'@1.t5 per gal.
lon. Lako frcights wero in fair demand n''d
firm, Mt NC for corn to buffalo. Flour VAS
very dull Whcnt was active nnd easier,
closing Mt o2o cnsh aud oElc seller July.
Corn waq in mir den,nnd and unchanged,
closing strong Mt ca,.c cash ansl o73e for July.
onts vera quiet aml 10 lower, closing at 's!c
cnsl, ani III; ;lc for Jnly. Rye wasdul1 and wcak
Mt s1.W. Harley was quiet and easier, clos
ing at St.15@1.1G On Saturday cycniug
last there wea in Rsoro in this city 4,a2i, ,357
bu wl,ent, =, 3,181,5G8 bn corn, :}31 ,oCo bu oats,
l.so7 Du rye, md 27,42o bu barley. Hogs
wcre activc mil lD@l5c higher, with salcs
chiefly at :';.o0@7.1'. Cattlo were in good
tlcnnnl md shade higher. shscp wero
dull and lower.
, 1875-06-02

faithful performance oi which depend the
perpetuity Of public liberty and free tnsti-
t,tlons.
Tho Republican pnrty is national in It's
membership. It embraces large majority
Of tho people. It depends for its existence
md SUCCESS not upon tho contingency thNt
certain ,ncn hold otllco, but upon the fnith
and confidence Of tile people that tho men it
places III otlco are honest, hnvo cloail hands,
l,nve pure motives, aud aro competent md
faithful In the discharge Of tho duties Of tie
various branches Of tho Government. II 1t
woro possiblo for Tho Administration to know
every n,nu in tho public service who is inconl-
petert or dishonest, and al,oald substitute for
him Bo,no other person who is both coinpe-
tent mud honest, and ttlns givo Insurance to
Tho country TINT Tho Goveran,ent was wisely
anl honestly administered in every detail Of
Ill its branches, It would command the Huf-
fraecs Of tho vast minority Of tho American
people.
No party can retain power which does not
poRsoss tho confidence Of tho people, aud no
party can possess tho confidence Of tho peo-
plo which directly or Indirectly toleratcs OF
connives at frauds on tho revenue, Or retnins
In Office mon who nro partners or under tho
pny Of the yiolators Of tho Roven1o Inv. Tho
Administration has uncarthetl gigantic fraudi
having ita ra,nilcations nlt through the conu.
try 1t holds tho evidence not only of fraud,
but Of forgery, perjury, bribery, md robbery.
1t hns tho criminals in ito grasp, and for tho
Government now 10 hesitate or faltcr, or 10
make terms with tho thieves, Is to enable its
| opponents 10 proclnim the Republican party
to be more organization for tho plumber oi
tho public,-a mere organization to promote
crilno and protect the criminals, and, as such
wholly unworthy Of public confidence, md (
! disgrace aud dishonor to the country.
| ANDREW JonssoN gave free license to thu
whisky ,nen,-gave them sevornl years' ex
cmrtion from taxation: Let the Republican
party profit by the lesson which the peopl'
administered to that policy and tho part,
who supported him.
The President aud tho Secretary OF tn
Treasury arc pursuing the right policy. The:
nro extirpating the thieves, official and I'M
otlicinl; and tho prosecution Of tho criminal
to conviction md punishment will 10 til
party moro good with tho people than all tn
support It could got from revcnt1o-robber
multiplied thonsand-fofl.
, 1875-06-02


Thsra IL avery lndloaton Ut preasnt tbst tho
election OF De. EcoLxsroN 10 tho EDlAcopal Ulha-
oprlo Of Iowa Will uAuho ~ much disssnsion III tho
Church ~ tho election OF Dr.. De kovxa IN
Illaols. \ majority OF tlo lsy delogatea' 1t Il
wen known, hsse refused to sign the GRO"
deo.lals and extensive preparation havo been
made for laying stoge to tho Standing Commit
tees and preventing tho confirmation OF tho can
didpte. Thu oontrovoray hss bean excited, a4a
In aome degree embtttersd. by IN oran letter to
Dr.. Eco1xs7ox, written BY tho Hon. J. H.
Qu1yrtrx, prominent lny member Of tlls Con-
veutlou, Ths letter iH published In tho Du-
huqua Tsleqraph. Mr.. Gnlyglrn infoFmh Dr..
Eoc1xaroa that tho election WsA secured BY mis-
representation and = spectoa OF bribery. nnd
virtually requests hin to decline the Office. The
faotA, as stated by Iii. dnlFy17H, arc, that 4
| Committee Of Conference WAS appointed Afsel
tho taking OF tho thirteenth ballot This Commit
| tes agreed to recommend No" Candidate II
| thYee more ballots SHOULD be taken with no re'
suit. Ono ballot followed With no change. Or
thu second ballot, Dr. EccL1sEoa's fsasnds
agreed with ons Of his opponenta to cast thro'
yotss for Ds. KaloxEasooxEnifh II 10 would vots Of
tha third bAllot for Dr. EocLzsToN. Tho opponeu
so&mp to hava bsan Suslefess Christian. uuso
ustofuod TO tho ollcsussy Of political conseu
lions, 1t any rata. hs anjoysd ths amply bono
Of sAplua three votss tor his candidate on th
s>aaaa hslisA nd CO ths s4isa kalloA slaatsA d
, 1875-06-02
POLITICAL E0TR
sttument

Ors fact may BE- recognized "a clearly demon
stfased--tl,a publication Of Gen. Grants ietssF
on the Third Torn has not quieesd tho 0ppoal-
tiou press, Tie cry Of C4esarlain Ia louder aud
moro nsolent than ever. Il IL becoming ques-
ton whether tho resonrces OF the English lao
uua7o sra sufficient for denial that will sAt1sfy
Tho enemies Of Tho President.
TAa Sea Coat Republican, Of Bay Ct. Louis,
Hiss, ia decidedly In favor OF so-eiec!ing Con.
Grant, It doss not object to retaining GOOD
officer psspstually. Il believer that oo]octlons
To third term aro equivalent 10 complaints Of
Gou. Grants AdmlpiatFsslon. Bus It II hot o3
much consequence what ae&-cosAt Hcpabllcans
think In respect 70 ! sh!ra tern. Ftesh"sseT
Republicans hare that matter In thsir o"1
hAnds.
Tho statement Of tho Boston Journal thai
Gov. Tl!den'a lde& OF governing the State ~
Commissions Involves al expenditure Of ii. too.-
0oo ID not strictly correct. The published Ilsa
Of Commissions BY which tho Journal waa n''s~
| led never received the approval OF tue doT-
eruor. OF the oncos mentioned only thrce r.
ceived any recommendation from tho 4oveFnof'
and tLa estimated coat Of these waa but sao,o9
Tho New Albany (Ind.) L<dger-6Yantsard bas
beon setting np in buslnesa lAsely ~ political
otsaIe; and 1t cYAgea notice OF m article on tne
aItuatIon which may OF may not poasosa unaaaa.
| sIcpitlcanco. Il clatrns to haVs intornatoa snss
both Oliver P. Morton aud Thomaa 4. Hendsoks
srs nsp1lns to thu Presidency, and thss theg
hAya the hast hsauranoes OF aoousing the Aepao-
| lIcsn md Democratic nominations. This stsse-
mint IL important II trio. II nAHes 1halAnA
| the cantra Of political interest.
Wlthsss, Of vlrgin!.. tho seostor who M
sls4ap daughssrs. .-snd probably other s'aluens
| dfsk{n nha aH hinaAIf MHx4
, 1875-06-02
THE CYCLONE AND 1Ts WORK.

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, 1875-06-02

arpronticed, beeaase hs did his work In n
strange why and declared himself cntitlcd to
tho TIoHnoRSE estates. Tho ncdicnl officer
Of tho worhliouas proposed to send him to
tito insaue asylunl, but his guartlians decided
that bin master must take him hack. Tho
I'aI lEuN G..:etss thinks TINT he may yet do
something haudsomo by issuing aomo Ttcn-
HORNE bombs and getting nnotlser KaNrAtS,
Which mnyintl,oe TINT portion Of Tho Engis|s
people not gul1ed by his predecessor to come
down handsomely for tho now impostor.
, 1875-06-02

Vice.pEBsitlens WILSON yesterday passed
through Chicago, stopping for fow hours at
the Grand Pacific Hotel, and leaving for
home on the p m. train. 1{o WIS looking
extremely well, his health having greatly i'm
proved by his swing round the circle. Ho
expresses himself az much pleasod with hia
inception at the sonsh, whore he met with the
hea. lest hospitality and tho warmess good
will. OF course, hc wns well received in the
North. and he roturna home tho better In
mind and body for his extended tour.
, 1875-06-02
OBITUARY,

E-'. dt'1'''9t ap""Ah1 ~ =.
ncnt proa,vto,isn u,.u,s, si.a ,<cont.v IA x,x
ynrs M ,hs advanced arc nj 81 ,c.r,. r. M.
horn IN centr @ Nav York in ,791 and sz. ~ oui,. vi.
y,r,ona ,]rrrr tho car1v nart of tbo ntcasnt
a antrv % T., neoanz;nr M r1cs1v.orjon NJ 1 ohurcsa.
sna a1"uos" - '.as ... ,vs"., :" 10y ~ w
rtttsburg, pa., aid enhanced hts reputation by
= ronort nn oinc,tion. rre,orol a. tho rnoust,
Of Legislative committee, which tccame tho
baata Of tho educational eystcm Of that Hsate
and ho subsequently rendered like service tor
North Carolina. In casly l!fo he WAS Il preacher
OF great power, but for sovoral goara past hs
haB beca principally known na = contributor to
Theological journals. hla. contributions gaining
for him tho reputation of bong ono Of The most
learned mon III thia country. No died Of pncu-
tpo,,;a at the residence of hla son. .n.1aw, Z.
DElAr1ELp BM1r,s in New York.
DARIUS wELLy.
DAn1us Wxr1H, tho inyontor Of wood type,
lied Ut his residence In Paterson, n. j., rcceut-
| ly. In his 18th year. IIo wAa born Ut Johnston
| NJ. Y. whore he learned the printers tredo and
| At tho age Of 20 was adttor Of paper at .hat
elaco, The New York Herald aaYs OF lin:
11.e printers trads WIS comparatively in ta infancy
It that TING ~ n.y. country IL "Et1s; ne'ne q ,t ~
tayfsne innrpxemeutS epd auon perfected tho jpFen-
ton q wood type. III. Willis, va essentially now
asnSs n ret se,t VII ofe tim IL hs
eentursr had rsllea oxclualse1y upon iaesa pea and
accoun o. so wsian1 :; ~ fngtnss Of o !n.!
hsd II inyent and make Lis own tools to make III
wood type Aud h tools thus des1sed have since btsn
gsest " 70 ,w wooa feq n, M ~ s9 r.
eavo up his printing busnosa aud engaged IN tls
utsctu.e on laEg: seals: TIE new ayps graa1a!5
III otes ,n shs ~ord Il we ~ erer7 engrSvef nd
| 1sdf4otypft, pFoh!H ~ ls. HXL1H lnf&0Lbos
, 1875-06-02

The statement Of Lord DEnng made In the |
House Of Lords, relative to the Intervention
of England in tile late Ftanco-G German con.
trogersy, develops some important facts and
brings ont very clearly the real issue between
Franco md Germany. The Intervention Of
England was made upon the suggestion Of
tho Russian Ambassador at London, and up
on the complaints Of tho German representa-
tiyes at various European Courta that France
Was arming with view to the curly resump-
ton Of war. Lord Derby states TINT tho
Fsench Government has declined alt warllke
Intentions, and that her only desiro was to
recover her military position.
There is no doubt that France wishes to
recover her military prestige which was lost
in the recent war with Germany, but that
this IL complete md satisfactory explanation
Of her present operations Is absurd; and to
| believe that Lori Denny looks upon It as such,
his statement to the contrary notwithatand-
ing. docs not do credit to his intelligence.
Tho recovery Of military preaugo is true, so
far rs II goea but the French people contem-
plata more than this in their present gigantic
operations. Their ultimate daaign is, after
! they have recovered the military position
from which Germany hurled them 60 Rnd-
denly, to still further strengthen themselves
and dictate to the othor European
Powers. Once In thia position, then
they can strike ut Germany upon the slight
est proyocatton. Tha Ia tho real motive Of
France In SO largely increasing her army,
which now outnumbers that Of Germany /;
IN manufacturing aud accommodating immenso
stores Of arms In adding guns OF the heavi-
est calbre to her nrtIllory, in enlarging and
strengthening her fo1ts; in extending the
fortifcatiops of pnris fur out into tho sub.
urbs; IN launching new aud heayy iron-clad
vessels; in putting her finances upon such a
basis that ahe can borrow for future contingen.
otea, aud In filing her warehouses with pro.
visions. Whit can all this mean except
that Franco is datermiued to ha the
military diotator OF Europe, aud to
revenge herself upon Germany by hu'
initiating her In tho feld aud taking 70
. yepgo for the disgrace Of sedan2 she may
| declare that she has no warlike Intentions
OF course not now, becaasa sho Is not ready
Germany il well enough aware OF this, ant
is making her preparations and increasing
; her war armamonts proportioaasely. she vii
mover be surprised BY France. The attitud
Of the two nations, therefore, Ia coutlnu,
:, menace to the poace OF Europe, md, at th
present rate OF preparation, no ono can tel
' how soon war will como, notwithstandn
Lord Dxan1's pacific ASSURANCES that mona q
the French statesmen desire war. That wa
is % sure 10 come, whom France gets read,
for It and feels strong enough to strike, as th
~frk~t &u d,
, 1875-06-02
s1IALL TIE COURTS be onEYED

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, 1875-06-02

The Pennsylvania University is In luck,
tho 1ato .IouS IEsny TowHg having devised
tho resilno Of his estate, amounting to about
$1,000, 600, to the Department Of Science Of
tho institution. and tile nnnifccnt million
nire'a namo will be passed down to posterity
BY the title Of tho department, which is to
be known as tho TowSE Scientific School Of
tho University of Pennsylvania.
, 1875-06-02

Our dispatches this morning announce that
GEosaE i, SMITH, tile Second President OF
tito Mormon Church, is soon expected to
start for tho undiscovered country within
whose bosom eartA's mortal delegates neither
,aarry nor oro given in marriage. Hos going
, 1875-06-02

EootEaroN with bis single vote. OF eouso
ttore Ia room to morhlize and mourn that ~
n,oIncntouA a thing % tho oltcltou Of D,shen
should tu,n OH thu palsry trick Of a politician,
but shsre Ia eomo contoist'on In tin re1ect,on
ttet thu tnBcileato fooiahneha OF Ito n,an xhn
sold a.,s gool vo.o for throe bal ones La, 1ean
nune3tusl1 punished
, 1875-06-02

The Chicago produce markets were gsncr.
ally steady yesterday. with rather Light
xggregats OF transactions. Mess pork WA
dull and 1o@15o per hrl lower, closing At
$l9.70 cash, aud sl0.Do for July. Lard was
dull and 200 psr 100 hi lower, at $l4.lo cash
sud 2lAAo for July. IsaM were quiet and
, 1875-06-02

President GnAxr says tint, so far rs lao has
read Gen. S1ERMAS'a "Meinoirs,' llo finds
Them in tho main accrrato as to military
movements and cvents, though in sonao cascs
ini1latioo has leen done.
, 1875-06-02

CRIME AND fLoGGING.
Tho treatment Of crime is experimental at
tho best. Tho real purpose Of pnniBhing Of
fanses against public shfety or morality is to
restrain and to provont n repetition Of the Of
fenscs. Tho system which most completely
nttainH this purpose in tho bast. In civilized |
times md countries it is necessarily modified
By humane and economic considerations, and |
humauisnrianisu has sometimes 80 far pre- |
vailed as to defeat the real purpose Of punish |
nlent. Society docs not hnng man on tho
ancient sentiment Of revenge. We no longer
cxact an oya for m eyo and tooth for q
tooth. But tho falso impression TINT it ia
thia sentiment which sustains capital punish-
ment has led certain communities to abolish
it. It iH a practical question, 10 be
ments, whether human life is IS safo
whore thoso Is no capital punishment
ns whore tho murderer Is 80 disposed OF that
ho can murder no more, and where Lis fate
stonds AZ warning to nil others murderously
Inclined. There Ia no evilonoo that tho peo-
pie Of Delaware, whore the whipping-poat is
retained, aro more cruel BY nature than other
people, notwithstanding the periodical as-
saults mado upon them whom their whipping
scenes arc enacted; the retention Of Aogging
amply indicates that they beliovo that 1t ia
the most effective deterrent Of certain crimes.
It may DO claimed that there Is no reason
why logging "a a punishment for criminals
should ba denounced by communities TINT 70.
tain tho practice for disoipliulng immature
and refractory solool-boyA
, 1875-06-02

nooLry's MISUNDERSTANDING ttroet; br'wscr
Cin1x st.i I4S.,. Eucasrnnnt at 1nhn Thoiupsol'.
ron Hand" Attctno"H anil evening"
, 1875-06-02

Another claimant has turned up In England.
Tho new Bit Room has baau En- Inmate Of
thu st. Pauoraa workhouss, 70 which hs vAa
sAnt bAak BY ths mAstes - whau hs vAs
, 1875-06-02
OH Gbit<1gu U2ibu,1e.
"Wednesday Morning. Juno 2. 1a7a

Tho Treasury exhibit for June shows
that the national debt decreased 81, 18D,@66
during the month Of Nfny.
, 1875-06-02

ACADFMv OF MuS1C--tfa'A'ed ..rccs. het - Mad
l..r hi si,nspa Enxagonant o! nAvetlys 5tinstsuls
Afternoon and nsoniug.
, 1875-06-02

TwESTY.T111nf, STREET GRouEns-; Chanpten" IN
ssin 1x,ne ii hsse ball intwctu The MutnAls and Oh-
earoat uAt1o called At aaa.
, 1875-06-02
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

urspgR1A r,OpaE, M. III, A. F. / 4. M.-Resn
tst sonrunie alton Wednesday, evening, Jun. Ter mo.l
% ta Third secrre Visiting l,trthrcn cof1'AS n"eo
~ eseAs o' e4~' '* i:iisS. i. FORESTER, 8so'y.
, 1875-06-02

MvtcEHE's TtlEATHE-sadt:on ,,see,. b' bss.tep'
rsptonlmo. eatnnin IT. Ttonpo. .iaoi .nd .'iil."
, 1875-06-02

ApF1piit tTl1EATfsE-IleArhorn street. corner a1of,'
sar Earttiy Entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

AlNNOuFNNEMENV D
" Art "is tho subject Of the lley. II. N. Pow
ers iecluro tomorrow evening In the Dime Loc-
.uro CourHo at Farwoli Hall.
Tho ninth annnal bali Of tho Muligan Zouarea
Mill DO givsa At 3icCorMtck'n Hall on tho avcn-
ing Of tho 17th Of Alarch.
Tho lloy. J. II. Walker will lasd tho uoon-day
prayer-moeting to-day on Arcade court. s.rang-
era' meotiuG thia oseuing at No. l45 Madison
street.
Thu funeral Of the lato o. q. uoatl ha4 been
postponed ono day beyond tho frst announco.
iuent, aud will sako place 1t Keuosh1 tomorrow,
instead Ut to-day.
DR., J, 8. Jewell 1lsl lecture this evening at tho
GLlcaRo Athanmum, No. ia !dadibou street.
The lecture will bc continuation pf tho namo
Hub{ecs,-" Ncryoua Hygiono," which Hsa delv-
oied on last Il,urslay Afternoon tn tho Athonp-
um Dino Course. Tho public arc lnTited. seats
free.
Tho COMFORT, supper, sud the part taken by the
boys In the entertaiutnnut n tho NeEsboy0'
Home on Quincy s!raet Htfa evening claims @
good share Ut patronage both for tho o1cgllonro
of tho entertainment aud worthy object for
which 1t il given. Tho supper 6as becu con-
tributol by tho Grand Pacific, Palmer, Bhpr1n Al,
Briggs House, and 1lyoll O4rdan, ul.lcl1 will
enable something handsome to 10 realized il tho
fueuds Of the lioluv turn out aud il tho house,
No extra charge will DO ntdo TOR tho supper
which will hs acrred ut o'clock.
, 1875-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS,

Tbs elegant summer residence Of e. D. I1lue,
low, 1t North Conway, N. H., wa burned. isst
week, Friday night. Losa go, goD.
Theodore r, Dowker, for twenty-five years
employed tn tho liosson Post Oiiic,, han boon
guilty Of robbips the mails. lie III nov under
arrest,
Cauada l,sA tsig little debt which grows we'll
Her interest account IL now e6,7M, OO0, aud her
expenditures last yoar were ecu alG 900, Of u1ofo
than third as much ~ oura were before tia
War, agaluat Sl7. Coz, 900 in 1917.
A dtuegist In Lewiston, Mc.. etstea that he haa
no doubt, from information at Ills command, thai
moro than QUO ton OF sniff is annually con.
sumed III that city In "dlppiug."a practice which
tas become III vogue among sotns 0t the people
within 70" yoais. These snutt chevo.s 10
mostly women.
Ambrose Williams, tho oolorca man Who com.
mitted tho outrageous assault last December
upon Judge Lowctrs little daughter ut Chestnut
Hill has lad An impartial husElng. tho evideuca
Vt ht4 guilt wAs conclusive, and tAe puashmcut
- life Bsnteuee Ia tho Htato P1!sot-is no
Greates than biz crima demands. .--Uoston Jour.
h0i.
ThA system Of "indeteIminats sentence"
which wAs at ops time pressed 20 strongly On
Ia sueaAaa of tAs AichzRa Lsgls1a,Es. y u
, 1875-02-22

Nplcy. Chief Jrstico Mcmillan Ii An oxcootl-
ingly modest and quiet, but very capable aud
worthy man. When Chiot Jusllco WilAnn re-
signed, zcyoral years. sgo, tho uovorn-
hoc!ato Justice MCMILLAN, who declined my
promotion. rrovtouR to lila election N Chiof-
Jnstico. no rcsitlod At H.illuator, hit is now
ctfanll Of Ut. 1'aul, where ho has heou an active
member Of. sud exemplary lcader in. sl,o Frcaby
tnrian Church, nsitl rcctnt!y, in connection with
lion. Mr. aSilHon and oshor influential members
of that society. organized a now Min.ion Church
in tho upper part IT tie city Ito has boon uni.
reraalty recognized "a atraght, consistent. md
m active partsan or party worker. Until chosen
unitod States 6o,ator wo bolieyo ilo novcr occtl-
pied political onieo, having confined himself
strictly md conecontfonsly to hts professional
cnndidatea named for thu ot{ico Of aouator In
Minnesota, 1ndgo. Mcmillan is Tho safoss aad
perhaps tho most ablc.