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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09


BArrnons. FEB. s-coaon INNS hddlnr ~ s,ess
Great Britain $40 ba'es eoss-s
346 bsles; 1855 bales; 2o8 bses stock, 1905
bales.
ALyxsros Peb quiet sBd Mddlips, lce .ss
receipts 800 bales gross 965 bses erpof eossSe 2l5o
bsles; sales, 1.lyt b.le.i stock, 79464 b:les
wLxIssroS. Feb s-Coion quiet hdhpr 4a; net sesips
276 exports 26 bales; ssles 100 bales sock.
5,isS bales
Bosros Peh s-Coon quie, ard sesdyt Mdhps 1895 nst
10 bses SO bses exports TO Great Britain 90
bales sales, 700 bales, stock % Oo9 bales
EoyoLx Feb 8oop gueti addhDr l5ei net receipts, l41o
bsesj eosswe bses saes 200 baes seeh o<9s
bales -
PHuAp.LrH Peh SCotton quie. Niddnos l1e.e; Low Mo
ding l6 Good Ordinary, IA Sci net receipts 69l baesi srsss
MEMPHIS Feb scOtos quiet and unchanged, Mddns l6s s
1882 bales shpnenS 1887 bales saes Sooo ssss
CIscIssAT Peb sCoton steady; adians l5e set reeeph
655 bas shipments 5l baes spnners 100 baes ssk loo5o
bales $500
LornvnLR Feb s-cotton srm MiGdnnr. Nse -
HKwOsLKAss Feb. Stoiop frm Middhng. lotc Low Md
gs Ia 1888 exports Great Bn,sn 1850 bs,si coast
Wise 39iO ss,s $500 bales; stock. Z7SO34 bales
(gARLEsToS Peb S-CotoB quiet. Mdfhpg. 1903 hw
Mdding l44dl4s Good Ordinary. l4S; ret receipts Sz2
bss exports cowise, 900 baiesi se eoo bassi ssees
56.69S bales v,,.-- ,.,. -.
3s6S bales exports TO the Conunsnn Dsi o's|
ye $40 b,e sales 20Gl bales stock. 80 la4 bales 49,.
NOZZLE quiet; htdfing, loci recepu $50
bales exports $50 bales coassws LIZ baes
hseu,T. Feb s-Coon steady; Ndding i4ae Low hadins
li.G Ordinary, l4ci net receipts TIA bses sales pin
ST. Louis Feb s-COtou bisher; MdiluF loe Low hdtns
10 recests, $50 baes shpnehn
O64 bales sales. 227 bales; stock. 81 .2l9 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
kAIEs FROM p O'CLOCK p. NJ To OLOsR or BCs
MSS. O'CLOCK y. NJ.
MONDAY. Fob. RI.M


Tie STOCK market opened the morning generally
weak and al lower prees. and during the morning
honLs was quite feversb and unsettled; but ia tue
later dealings became strong, and closed at about
the highest prices of the day Lake Shore opened at
49, and bad dropped down per cent, when
1t seemed 30 lie sustained by the
purchases Of a brokers' firm generally supposed to
hold intimate relations with Commodore Wander
biit. which. true o. il doubtless h. does not pre-
slnde the possibility of their employment by other
operators for the purpose Of creating an effect and
II such were the Gaze to-day. the ruso wac attended
with sueoess, since II " generally believed that the
heavy purchases referred caused the urioe Of aka
Shore 20 advance to 72i The Granger Stoke. North
West, and ST. Paul. IN the face of adverse neg.
from the Wisconsin Legislature regarding the re-
peal on modification Of the so-ealled Potter Law
we're batter sustained by tbcsr friends than might
have bean reasonably expected. II 10 possible that
800 much Importance has been given TO the law or IN
,is repeal under existing circumstances for II sOnya
short time snce that official Of Of the roads
Iained expressed himself 10 "a TREND ia reply t. "A
question a. 70 bow the Potter rates worked on his
road thgs: Oh. d-n the rates u isn't question
81 rates pow. bus Of business a. any rates that's
ibe matter At the close Of the mar'.et there
ws on apparent disposition on the part Of Che
shorts ip elpse pp contracts IL Anticipation Of higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

.:,; n. MARKET: sS2c p lower with r de-
na y. the Abatement Sales follows oil on the eas" Of 10"
MildEngs; 49,, ooo ,hs,. 100 is 23.32c
.nni 800 is l6c 200 rs 332c septemoer 2oO 10 49,
1gn ~ total 2UU bales SATURDAYS closing pnees-fe6
m,y, rs lgJ29ibe March 10 1ll1Gz332oi April 10 ISz
Ills. NAV rs li.320l69c: June 10 2l'32qlll6e jay
nj iSlGc August II Il6di7 1929 september, 10 Si6e
Market weak and Sales TO- day Vo
rs giG, MARCH, boo 10 2l32c 900 i6e 300 10 2o-3Ze
loo is 2332c loo 10 11i6c 100, 10 2332c hpn 90V
IL q ace 700 l6s. 100, 10 532c 300. 100 IoV
Ia Lie 600 i32c: 500. Ice 400 10 l-32e 300 i6c
100 lB l.2e 100 16c; 200 l6 l32c MAY OOo 10 bei
300 10 l532e; 600 IL 7l6ei 800 1885, 800 10 Sc ~
IGa TOO 10 32 900 l6 5l6c June 100 10 2l.32c; 3oo
is HilG: geo, l6s July 400 10 2o2c 900 10 J6 1871
300 lB 20 32c 800. 1875 August 100 l1 iioc Zoo ~
l32e: total 10 200 bsles; grand total 23SO0 bales
COFFBB-The for Rio fully e v ID lower on all soe
but the demand only limited the declines revise our quota
ous al show decided increase as viii De seen
below; only sale hear Of ". 0JO bags yer srfpise
iSc aud at Baltimore 500 bags MARI Rice at bou isfc
we quote ordinary at II nir Do at
rood do at 1854 and PRIME do. at l9ha9 Receipts Tor
ending evening at this port were $500 BAGS 5S sass
bags including here 33439 bags at Neworesns ooo
has Al Mobile 800 bags 32iS bags at Charleston,
10 600 bags Roads and at Baltimore 45OOO BAGS
CANADA PEAS steady quiet sales Of 1900 bush to ar
i've, at ST. o.
PiOR AND MBA-he market opened 1ue for ship
ping grades limited arrivals Of these ades prices are n
tsin the grades irregular and In moderate
demand for the close the market quiet and steady Tor
the low grades active for metun the trade are buy ~
more freely and Suer6ne and higher sales ofSoo
W. nofa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are as

There is NO change in money. and call loans are
readily negotiated at per cent on pledge OF
United States bonds and at 233 per cent where the
collateral was stock securities. There Is good IN
quiry for commercial paper at to g. The treasurer
at Washington to-day received S3aO'oOo Natiohai
Bank notes for redemption.
The Clearing house statement was as follows:
Cnrre5v exchanges S9 172 Coli exchanges
surreucy 5ss3362 Gold baanees..''' lSjo9Sl
United States securities were in good request but
nrices were not up to full figures by reason OF the
decline i'll gold. We annex the latest street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
The bids for stocks at the close of Il

The London market to-day was weak for Erie'
firm for British consos and steady for United states
securities, with very little business doing. Inc
Bank of England made further loss OF tlo'ooV
bullion withdrawn on balance. The foreign ex-
change market was weak and lower, the Leading
drawers having reduced rates half a cent but bust
ness could be done as low 4s5 and 4SS. The gold
market opened steady at 114s, and prices quietly
advanced to 114. but when the sterling rates were
lowered the price docliued to Ia. The business
was only moderate all day. On gold loans the rates
were H. l. and per cent for carrying and Hat The
Assistant Treasurer paid out 1921 600 in coin interest,
and Sl75 900 in called bonds The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared $780,
$4,000: gold balances, S2,3O5,G0o; currency bal
ances. S2,6i5.GSC. The following were the quota
tiOns for gold
~ iiaas d i'm. 2:0J..ll44 0ll4i2
The DAVIS business at the u. s. Sub Treasury COM
prised: .o,-o M
Gold receipts S650575 30 Cuene' pawn s %
o 703 006 70 Currency oa~hoef ~ 10 an
God 59351 20 C1soms'...''''' VVoVVV w
CareDcY receiuH. l,lSSSZI oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

In State bonds, Mssouns bore off the palm, the
funded skies of 1894 selling at 97t0974 the skies Of
1877 at &c., and the Hannibal and St. Joseph issue at
&C. North Carolina Funding Act of 1866 sold at 10,
Virginia 6s. consolidated x matured coupons at IS.
and Tennessees 6s series, at 45i. The bids are
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
Ten shares Fourth National Bank stock sold at
100; Merchants 10, at 1907 and Metropolitan 10) at

The dealing in railroad bonds amounted TO sbout
$4,000 in % different varieties. The larger dealings
were in the Pacific mortgages at a shade Lower
prices. The other securities were irregular. The
bids we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MonpAv. Feb y, iVIo.
corTosTbe novsn.,. SPOT Cotton very ass .a ma 'se
dan are 043 bsIes tbi. last 220l baes h Gay
war 37 1855 In kevYork, l6o,663 esesi eopsoA
soel S32, GA bales L.. s., , 1874
STANDARD Of classification w force SEP, L.
the quoted; ,s,.
oninsrI3Ss STINT Good Orinsr.i6,s hddhng: 20 =
Good Urd .isS icN 1--WE q. =; az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

CornM isd dull and heavy sales OF 30O DDS we
Corr Neat jersey "a 1884 % Corn Mea, BrnfeSi 100
Meal. " ssesp 1jd 20 Corr Meal uoH bafs oV~
Cor. Meal. W.rLH lo6 4 80! 1900 80. ,..- -.
Flour quet and tame; ~ 4Oasz " for s ana
Peun,yIy. MIA at ~ 5jdS2 81 y 100 n. .
inquiry for grain room on te oeu
adv rates other commodities there bet e o"iog Ia
be light OWING 70
Of and all events at the moment Use
i'm ted The inelude To Liverpool by oVo
TO London BIZ steam 900 bush d. Id 60 lOuOo b9s1
do I'D u standard bush: 1900 bush do by SAL odSi2L ooV
hh Flour 10 FL % The charters comprise; NO wgan OAR.
42O tons herce Baltic with Provisions at imp sum n1
to an American Newayen u ConstAhinope WIN
tre.srns and at lump sum o Z9Oi NofSeeish
ba of tons from Antwerp with fu cargo lotion
E a M German from Philadelphia to Bremen with 33OO
hence 10 Rem with 4 200 bbls. do at 4s IL v Dbl
market opened steady but quiet the offerings
limited and cf sprng confident Winter steady aad
one The sier with more icliye inquiry chenf
local demaud for sPnng and winters
ths sac are 81 05 for No Chicago Spring IN
store and ~ O7dSl % aaathe latter for Choice 09 LOT
n Mw.nK,e In store 81 II for No. Msukee 81 23del "a
r., Red Weep and 81 "a Amber State Barley quiet and
The oaags California larger the quality handsome
ed harley dull and sales 81 700 bush Two-rowel
stae AZ 40 time and irregular common qaaue
good White steady but du the sales are
az 600 bush "a d66c track aud 20 2do
saa White &C. the inside price track western hhed
Sd aud $50 6Se afoat; White Of 81
on tacx aad aaoat Mixed 6Jd6I H. on track and
tame Corn Is freely offered ony limited export demand
closes lower fairly active at the lon ID nominal the
s,e are 27 bush We,terd Mixed ct II base; Wetern
White AT s2as3c Yellow at S2Ge2 S Southern Yellow
s2l.ds2; Southern White at 63doOc JERSEY ielo" a.
SlUs2c. --.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
cotton MARKETS.

n,nd State lOa1o,ec Good Choice Western 1la12a
ouhy SO u.s. Psrsed S21t2 H. Quereroa BskEe. tsn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL $40 PER CENT BONDS.
A limited amount for sale by
KUHN, LOEB 81 Co., Bankers, 81 Nassau-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
TIVE STOCK OF oRns IN NETWORK AND BROOKLYN WARE

Hay AND STRAW market steady the demand fair for ship
ng and oc. trade diminished; Hay, Prime
fmoby Al gOc Medium according qaty S5c fne and
sunin Al Clover Clover Mixed at O5d1Oc; Straw,
Long i've At 7Oa75c; Short do at 60c. AMI Dat at 45e
NAVAL sTORBS-There Is le traasprlng IN Rosn bat
mr. c ar. aeaon quote 81 lOdS2 10 for Ordinary
10 Cood strsined bb No sold private spirits Tur'
little nothing here
heard of Wilmington, but the particulars with
held Tar 37 selling in small lots Pitch dull at " J72
market little active hut eaier
s es Of $50 bbls Mess $40 40d $40 So 100 bb Western
Pc Mess inspected SS l9U bbs Rumps at ST. 75 $50
bills Mess Apn $40 4o 500 bb do seller May SO 62a
$50 ~ Beef aud In fair request sales OF 100 bbs
ali Tor Extra and Sl5 90 Packet Terce Befs quiet but steady
Reef Hams are Unchanged sales OF 90 bbs southern at So
son Cut Meats are and inp sales OF 1000 pieces
at l 7a7ssc Tor Picked do esad9S tor
Smoked DO; lOls Fresh Hams lO20lOos. for fled do
and l2al2I,e for Smoked do $4,000 Ribbed Bellies $40
lO4 in bulk 80 boxes Heavy Bellies sac Bacon scarce and
am s of $50 Clear lO; 100 boxes Western
Len, Clear al Os Dressed Hogs firm and less pentS Zoe de-
Lard quiet bat closed rather seTe and hfsE sales Of 40
In future delivery hear Of 5000 teller
FeLnary ll6a4s b.; $3.50 tes, seller March l4sd l44e
At Chicago 500 early $l3 j5 cash. later $l3 81 = bid
and refused
rrgR-Tbe for State remains about steady but dizziness
still nreyas iayong Common to Medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

PETRO market today qlet and there check
progress noticeable the week with an easier eug
quote 4 Reine barrels for spot and BALANCE OF mouth
delivery 900 bbls sold SATURDAY. evening l4G47 de-
byerabe NJ 2b inst Cases l92d2O Crude firm at 7i
200 bills besg sold 90 saturday at BE- ad 1000 b6
,ea At our quoos Naphhs, 92a lOc for City Al Phlade
nhs Is active aaa AXE Adviees from the pro-
snng points firm aud excited tend
inc inward 0Od42; OIL tT arm at 81 9O Tdione htm.
higher 81 90 wei kousesie dm but little Offering held at
~ Ld4l Petroleum Cebr quiet, higher arm u So0
al 30 Psrses opeas srong has advanced DC this morning
United 81 77ia; Union, VI 76i4 shipments, 81 %. ia
RiCRThe mrket is hight ssady sales Of 40 casks
Carolina al 4aSc 100 bb Louisiana Al Gs97e and 10 bags
Rangooa Al 6HodbAs. =,
sGARs-Ier Is bat little IsauirV for Raw Sugars, and the
msrlr nay steady sales Of 80 bids Cenrfusl at % aud
7aa7 Prime de- at 77s Ces,nss bids and boxes, sag 1
9 for soa Yew 9i.d9so sOf Wmte lv2 iof Crushed
10 ioc for Powdered, and lvl for Grsnaated -
sEPDs-(ioye au bat steady for Western sales Of 81
bsgs State as IL &c. ga. . . 81,
sTRARIS il demand and steady sies Of 100 tes at IS
l4Se. .,, 4. -, ...
rulpz, saes Of 100 bhks. CITY at 8 1876 ~
WHISKY decidedly h2er with fair demand sales Of o. tb
" &C. and 100 bbk S 9Sa9S and ~ tis Acehs' Of % &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
eoYKRNMENT STOCK OEPAKTMENf-IVt U VHVOh
AND Ia O'CLOCK A. N.
a O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

FIRST BoARD-i0l O'CLOCK, A. NJ
xolss OF stats Bonds Railroad Boads-bd'~ ana nus
~~''~ " rand rDress Stocks dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
u o.ClocK-sALEs BEFORE THE GAIL
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p.

kal,, Of state Bonds Railroad BOids-BTnk and RAJ
road Stales-Erpress SOCKS Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

TLo'nskDi. Specie. leg. Ten. Deposit. CircolA'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

The Bank Statement compares as follows Win
former returns:
, 1875-05-24

The Pail HAL Gazette sATs: "The two prin.
cipal laws passed by tho BHlsa Assembly during
tts late session aEe both 10 he contested at tho
ballos.bo1. tho plobiscite allowed to this ulst-
tnato appeal having been demanded In each cAse
by moro than 1000 cittzons, Tho ueasltres
thus questioned aro tho now law of settlement
for all Swiss c.izous and tue Civil Marriage act.
savon hundred thousand cop1es Of eacht Of which
600 900 orc In German and 200, 900 In either
FEeuch or Italian, haye been duly printod, and
nro uow in course OF distribution throughout the
federation. Tho popular will is to be taken on
the 17th Of May. and Il Ia Btated that tho who!o
Of tho U1tramontano party will vote "a one
man against both measuros. Thoir objection
10 the Civil Marriage act may essiiy bo
undes6tood, especially ~ the POPE has
taken tho trouble to condemn tho nev leg
faation of Switzerland In this matter by IN
Eucyc1ical letter ~ hopeiees1y irreleious, and
slot to be acknowledged 10 binding by any good
Catholic. Why his faithful people should equal
ly protest aCainat tle law OF settlement doea not
at frat sight appakr to my but 6wlss observers.
The fact is, however, tllat tho now law, II 1t bo-
comes cooperative, will allow citizens Of tho
federation 10 trapsfer their domiec, without any
Of tic difficulties hitherto e1ihtinR. from ono
canton to another, carrying All tbs rights Of old
resdenssLip, except, indeed, any claim 10 share
In RueA communal property ~ public woods aud
landA. This facility Of domestic immigration
te1ds directly to broak up tho st1!ctly separate
nature Of. tic State eyssem undor Which the IT,
ttanontapen have hitherto kept certain cautons,
with their voted in the Upper House. tn their
own hands. Honco thoir present coalition with
tloso who, ont Of political conservatism. sup
port State rights hgainst Federal Capitalization"
, 1875-05-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE MEXICAN BORDER TAoUBLEH.

GpEcid{ Dspatch 70 The Ch1eaua TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2s.-Mail advices rc-
ceiyed hcre to-day from Ban Antonio. To1.. In
dicato tho imtninence Of serious ditticulaes Oh
tho Mexican bordor. .Cortfna, tho raider, Is re-
ported to haTe under ILLS coufnand force csst-
mated At between q, 600 and 5000 men. Several
murders Of American citfzaus ato alleged to hhvo
boon recently committed BY thom. Il iB thought
that preparations nro being made for gigantic
raid Into tho interior OF Texas farther than any
Which haye yet boon made. The opinion ia
gaining hero thht our Governments will have to
adopt some very deciAivo and summary meas
ures before poaco aud security can ho established
on tie frontiors Of Te1us.
CRYING BEFORE THEY AnE HURT.
Tho 80utbern papers have, within tho last
woek OF two, boen publishing 3 lotser written up
by Gov. Smith, Of Georgia, moro tbsn year
ago on tho Centennial Exposition, to Secretary
Flsh. 1t soous that Secretary, 'Fish, In scnalng
for Georgia, through aov.!Sn'tn, tnc'osod tho
iron-clad oath for tho appotntco to subscribe to.
Gov. Smith returned tho appoinsnaent and tho
oath 10 lit OF great indignation.
Tas 9bs ss ssq9srD s oPp Papsts e.. IT, se sah
gretuitoualy insultod. and TINT It Ia purpoael5
Intended to exclude It from participation IN tho
Exposition. Thoy do nut atato, howeSor tho
additional fact TINT Secretary Fish promptly TO-
she
Iron clad oath waa n.iataao, ind sent him The
modified oath. which the aprointee TOOK, aud has
boeu actltIg ~ Conmiaaioner for mouths.
THE NEW DoHps.
Eec1etarY DristoH states that the negotiations
Of tho now por cent loan Aro progressing very
fayorab!y. There romalna but A87. 900 OF
tho $500, boo. 600 got to bs exchanged. Tho lgh
prico OF gold, aud tho unsettled condition Of tho
European markets, has greatly embarrassed tho
loau contractors. but Tue returns from shen for
the last few weeks hhoW = marked improvement.
uristow tonight Ia OF the opinion that tia on
tire remaining amount will bo exchanged before
| tho meeslug Of the next Congress-.
THE CHICAGO cuaroM-uoUsE.
Representative Garfield, of Chicago, arrived
lore tl,la morning. Hls visit for the nost part Il
Of 4 Social character, but he will confer With Boo.
rotary Brstow upon tho subject Of tho Chicsge
| Custom House. Ceultiold la opposed to post
poning tho nattcr uutil tho noottng OF Congress-
| and thinks tAat tho wall Should como down q
| tho construction DO resumed without do!ay. HI
aays postponoment ls ruin.
(It ths At&octattd FYsAl.
| THAT MINT.
WARRINGTON, D. e., Mny 2S.-Dr. Lindeman1
viii, on tho 10th OF June. commoacs = persona
examination Of tho Western M1nts, with = yts7
Of aseertaining the best locality for tho nov
| branch.
, 1875-05-24

FF ri
tisAs su"' poo. ~. 80 undor .,. r.rn. ~
C,,n- .na n twcntv rnInntes asnb.crtntion sas
~, foot -r,ch viii ,eacna The }ones Of The once
hr,11i, NJ man from nsmelcss rest,ne.p1acs 1nd
elyo then, tho final homs thoy dcaerys. Now
y,r,t ,a . noo n,.co ia lye ,n-aftsr you sro
do.1
Tbs noet's },ts IN of IN anh1sm shown;
Io asks for bread, snd hs retes'es stons.
Punch cIve, Ill. .,vioa To psrsons who 70 10
]M"e' St'oo 'i4's Ho'i'" ~ esA"" ""S ~ ~
N nren.red With ,ir sys-tvo for III, st.k+ two for
tha Ital!an. ap two for t,e English of ths BOOK Of,
you havs only ons psir and prsfer 10 keep 4n for ls
mRsatrT IN 'front.' of psf.y rsnaa fro, four 70
Nix individuals, with ono Look between them, tho
feIY 10 Me.f tho .axt Ind translation al "Otheo ex
tru.vry disenas. snd II t iii of III irr!taIs nature,
na, carry ."1' aAousa " ~ a'' yoa ~ .'e @
Dufing tho t"ehtS yohEb 1aA' Aolo fAHMooAA
has boch connected with racing, oil one only 90
easion nse no n'en .upsu nas ,s oItr out,
When on VISIT 10 "nsoaal 10 aeo n,h my
nsa1ah no % nk'a a1s n a.s na' o.
piled. QUEEN BERTHA, N, Lord" Lord FA1-
MOUTH b; hsr s.peneo that tas would not e'
go. h'a iosoep'P nsa @ao ooss n "a Ia' os'''"k' .
but 10 oes ns IVA wsgo +. ~ So 1 'o wIh m Nh @
Iran 1 n NV a1,nonce a. which l,o lad aot In rubes
prau Ho" aiAponce' "o'sn Nv "a0 WV ~ A"1'es
u.nn@ m11, th. uol.hnorn Nav York mort.
inE man. has bocn converted to = firm beliof Ia
sn,rttual;sm. aud On Sunday ho had several Of
she brethren preaching and o.horting in bis
rss.s, .,. iasa.hns 49, ,r,n,v,s- Iii, ~. nav
Aerafd thus aoaof!pea ~ 'nsotsle" WILL 1no os"
a ntrau reporter lat evening, wh,o in conven.-
n,sn. nss me meant. IL ' ~'A' w w 49, ~
s I'm I'm .dp my
who Il "a mtnt.ter wi1n + Ia rreseh 9n VIA ths
p,.t "mo nuesons Il aa' 'Ds'A'es WIZ - ~ '''"A
Iii I.aaT iIsIi-,Ea mlddls.vsabt, and hs prsaches
.1. % Mosss lit uz. @ |epiaa Into tns group-1 See
IT, sm a alad 10 ~. ~ ttW;t Gives ms low A'
M.HnY XIII TnINoh. h!t's = weiry intellectual hsr-
iiu I'D H. sfsson hs,enue. a icy a1e. s'''' '1
| HOTEL, AnRtTALs. ,.
hn, granM .ioa.n A. "GSa ;on onuo' H. PeeS psnn
eya*ania -. Hstsen. NsW tnI. =; 1t; I.a @
, 1875-05-24
Montgomery Blair on 6herman'S
memoirs and CharaC.
tcristfCs.
Frank Blair's Military Record Vindi-
Gated by His Brother.
Serious Trouble Expected On The Mext'
can Border.
An Armed Force Of Raiders Or
ganized, Numbering 1000
or 5000.

. III, -. y. -. ~
Spsetat bspaseh % 1ae t"'eao' ..'o"n'.
WAHH1No1os, u. U.' May 23.-AohteomoT
blair has written latter vindcating his brother.
Gon. Frank p. Blair. who. owing to his il!neaB,
ID W. nuAo'e ~ "nH"e, sua a'a S-as 49,
military record turing 'no 'Ate wax ~ .no
"Memoi1s" Of deu. Sherman. Mont
gomeiy Blair bogtuB with Con. Dlait'a
efrorts in Missouri and recitos tho
80 IT,. -. II. ..t,,o,i, .rd .o,r.ooona ron.
lAcs snat 1ot nib p~'.'o'v -. ~" :. ~
duct In protecting tho ~. 1oniS Atsoo"' no TO-
coisod the offer from President Lincoln OF the
t,osl.ion of uricadicr-Guneral In tie regular
srmv. Tho first recognition mado for gallaut ser
~. ,-t.t... ~ a., raho,,}on
, 1875-05-24

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Fines.
THRONE, Pa, bfRy 23.-At 0scoo!A the dostEuc-
tion aail deaolAtlon Ia vary much gteater than
has beon reported. Nlna.teoths Of tho town arc
burned, leaving scarcely enough sahes to
mark whero tho houses stood. In
tho midst Of the conta8ratlon thioyeu
and robbers were plying their trade.
breaking Into srunks aud Appropsiatsng to them-
sel.os anadry articles Of va1ue. Money. and
hAve 70 10 kops up for some time. -, a
special police forcs Ia on duty. 10 tho
oredit Of the mtnsrs. ovon tho violent
ssr1kera. worked ike hsloes to save tho
With, soma Of which ba.e beoa damaged. Tue
railroad Will be repaitud 80 - to bring ont coa!
by morning. a report tecelTed hoso th!s even.
Ing describes tho drss around osoeola aud
Phtlllpsburg - pearly out.
soaAs1oN. "a, Msy 2s.-A dzenchlnE mia
vlsitod this section yesterday: comp!ete'Y o1.
tinguiahiug tho forest fires on Noodle highlands
byhsnna. and other towns along ths Delaware
LRckAwAuuA Il Western Railroad.
TxaoNs, "a, MA5 2l.--Aa far 10 tho
eyc could reach from tho roof Of ths
telegraph onlce ss osceol. l.et night tho
morning, Osceols had stood was marked By \
number OF small fires on the mountain s!do
Esoh lItsle blszo represented house that: : ~
abort houla before, Lad 0he!tofed = iaMAS
Noar where the 3loshaunon Lumber Mtlls bad
stood. tho n, 900, 900 foot Of cut lumber was alI
burning, and formed solid bod OF trs..
So far AZ hss baen 1t present aaoorta!ned Tho
losa OF Afo has boon coutined to ono. poor
/ woman, tho vito Of 4 wooasmAn, who saa
burned In hsr log cabin in the forests:
Tho escape Of tho people WAS little short OF
| mir1culous, and had 1t not been for the fostu.
| mao presence Of Mr.. p4niel Wood tho train
master OF tho Cear1etd Division tho loes OF life
uust have basu terrible. Occurring number Of
thsn .Ith people. snd sent them dashing
through lilo aames to PhillipsbuEg, Il mlsa Abovo
Osoeols. The railroad t!os wafa burning In
several p!aces, and many Of thu cars caught ars
on thsls passage through tbs woods, bat ~ thu
| paopla were completely covered In. and tbs pas-
| sses out VII nnado it auot great spesd. shs
burning cars were sktlngulshad kSsofs nuAh
aAtaaR9 va dono. !.
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