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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

Bark Rashes sAust). xusso, Antwern Bsiss s"coyeh
BARR AntoDssa c. uraL rrspan strttin, Ger. soesvsuA
BARK Istizfa trrar casteiand Antwerp. cs s6sovies
Bark Rogate (Nor wrolisen Konigsberg Ger Q. TOBIAS
nara Annie Troop tsrs HIM. Stockholm swed. James W.
Barb Msccnavcuo Itail. Monoes. Liverpool Punch. Bays
srz ohvar utaLl Kortol Gloser. Eng. Denham q Boye
BARK Ie.sea snr congiOu, Dunnotin and Wellington. n
BARI Daphne cSOri. Nielsen Antwerp. Bas- c. Tobias
Bark Elm garss r) vesey. Hamilton Bermuda Jones
BsrH Metis Kent NJ bonrne Anst Mailer & orercan.
Brig san Juan orb Aaaoney, savznLA " o. w. n %
RIg Z 2 Manson, travis Maet Aia D. uoreas Co
Brig Tal@sa tSorI isoGde. Bergen, Norway c TOBIAS
Brig Eta whaore Wright Elsnore for oriers. Jed FIRE
schr N T. Thompson, Bradley. Hartford Conn. George G
schr. uIalume sBr rhean st. Jen1. B. Heney rarssf
schr Anna FRYE smith, Booth3ay MO JED ~ Fryys n en-
sohr Laura .Hr., stevens. rEaBe, ". y.
Bro '-''''' '''''' --'''"'''' '''''' 800
ARRIVED.
steamship Pommcrnuia tocr) schwenscn. Hamburg msy
TO- 22d with mds and pass TO Knuharyt a Co
steamship Mas lDrch c1evslir ROttrtlm Nay 10 aud
Flushing n with mise pass IN Fnnch sfye On
onsenstew1 20sh with mds ' and pass 70 D. w. D. iI,rs
steamship per-rc Fr Danre, Havre May e. VITA mess
BARK voitGrae itaI sayarese. CO days, ballast
schr Laey 'of Eas,yor coaiwel wIaiso " =. 10 dsT~
with plaster -.
Mary Louisa, Gasse Warrington " c. days win
naval
scar saAo Muir Powell. City % days with Two
-
schr T. KIRK Csvocr, Brunswick, Ca, days. with
humber.
Scir T.. W. Morris, Loncsfrcet. Virginia
Burton Bost0nl kTubock, windsnr. v. s.,
II days, plaster.
schr C. NJ Rogers cnhbcriv, baltimore for New Haycu
Schr. Maria Elizabeth, oOper Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON, JnBe l-Ar1Ve schr. George r Thatcher from
TURKS Island The sieaUtds X D"e sunk a. as aoc- ~
Lewiss wharf, last night
PHILADELPHIA, June l-ArTiYo- steamship Nazoo, rom
New orleans via Havana.
POgf ROYAL, = G., June l.-Arrvct steamship Montgou-
from New. York.
{HARfEsroS l-trrtved steamship Champion, from
Carrie eVin, frm New ralitst
Richard Ill Liverpool CLru May 81, brig F7zabsth
for York
MoBIiz June l-Arved bark Yarmouth (Isr.l tTom PEN
sacOla
PORTION FORTS.
OiF.vsrowy. June The CnBar1 Line steamship China
en- from Boston MAJ - for LsSTpos arrived hsfe AZ II
Ocilcf lust MI
LrTgiPooi June Tho limo steamship IIevetia
New YORK May - fox Ais pogL sgiasd
OF the Fastnet az noon to-day.
lfOr latest mp Ne,os See Sece1ih PaJcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
A GREAT FINANCIAL POLICY.

TO the EdttOr OF The TrtbWne.
SIR: IL has been said of Americans that they
Jump at conclusions, instead Of patiently investigating
10 discover the truth Perhaps this sone reason why we
have such great difficulty fixing upon some definite
financial policy instead of CROPPING along ~ We have been
IN the dark Ex-Secretry McCuil0ols letters IN INK
tribune are valuable and Suggestive IN the comparison
made between France and cOuntry, ana ne Is
no doubt correct in the main in a~crihns the better
financial condition OF France 70 the greater Industry ana
frngaty Of her PEOPLE. But has he not failed TO tell III
all Tie tells that France has public dent twice us
large "A ours lie does not tell the amount OF her
paper money IN circulation though he doe. say u ~ very
nearly at par gold It il publicly stated that the
volume OF paper currency is as great In France asst IN
this country and do not ace Il contradieted IL IL 10
nearly as large ought not Ia read the lesson II
teaches Chat the seTest tyrO la finance may see II
Is il not that France rfrtned FROM crtpp NJ her in
dustrfes of contraction su"h ~ we had "'ig
mated by Mr. McCuOch himself, and partially Carried
out By his gucceSsoTs is not one great secret OF hef
suceess manifest IN the vast coin accumulation III Tue
Rank Of Frsncef Had finance ministers pursued
like policy until We too possessed thlte
hundred millions the treasury, even Though VIC cOuid
boast of two hundred millions less OF Cancelled bonds
would we not be a. 2 resumption ol specie pay
nent a. the Bank OF France is said 20 be Ana TINS WIN
sven hundred and nfty millions, II need De- OF paper
we have saved az tie spigO; and osi ~ thc hG hOc
We have saved millions of interest per ann M ana
host In the damaged and almost paralyzei industries OF
lie country hundreds OF millions am not onr VINO
thinks hat Che present IN urd pressure - an uninNc
evil Skiiful speculation was FAST nsurplus Inc pace OF
honest industry ~ the Of wealth in the minds ~
many But has not the penalty been paid Respectfully
Y.nrs J. ". PORTER.
Charlottesville, Va May "a. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2.
Europe, via tlleeusOHu ANA LiVerloo Oy the ,Fa'
mails close AZ II iu \ supplementary Wan y.
closed j. steamship sails at BE- n nom CuharA
For 6el-am direct By the steamship switzerland, mails
close Al 1880 ansp sails lIJn AieI no - ~ IL
a. m. -z... ,,
For !cIr0ne, gia Plymouth Chorbo rg N tanDn ~ ule
steal-up rhlring.a mails close 100 SUPP emen-
tlIy Nal II closed 30 p steamship sails az D. w.
rom Pier at o. flir 81, HOhoken.
For Havana Cuba. by steamship cry or vera Cl ns
m. supplementary Mail l. closed a. 80 " h
Sieamsip y. per 70 g. y irth lFef
For bermuda by steamship city ~ Houston mails close nv
aullip sails At D. rom Per va j. Noith i94Eet
' FRIDAY. JUNE 4.
Newfoundland close at tle New YORK PosLOHce
every day ri 100 %. .-,,,- NJ.
MafOr halfiy ". H. Is closed at the No"-i ofN ToSS
Office every day at F. m -. -
For Great and ireland Via Queenstown anu iiVer
moo nv the steamship ,rrnanic, mails coso a. Il "a
A Mail 10 closed AZ Steamship sas
al & 10 M from Pier 81, North River.
only. steamship klvsn mails close AZ
"a ~ 80 supplement airy Wall steamship sails al ~ L. Ill.,
from No -. &Orth river ~
For the Continent Europe, Bremen, by the steamship
MOssi mails ll3O a. "A supplementary MAI Is
CLOSED M D. steamship sails 1t - m rom F'f 1901
% rhirdst HOO0ken. ., al, - TO-.
al W. steamship sails at ii from Per NO o. North
Mails f1r Key west By steamship city 4 Waco, close at
D. IA Steamship sails nj from Plor No ~ Last iIVer
SUNDAY. JUNE D.
An Malls close It IL Oc.0S@ Ia The PSSSOIcS "A open
from . a TO ii a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
A CENTENNIAL ASPIRATION.

TO the Editor Of the TrtbHHc.
SIR: The next Presidential contest occurs in
the centennial year OF the duration 81 the ReFunle
Why should the glorious memories Of the past 100
years animate the citizens Of these United States with an
exalted and extraordinary patriotism which shall for
once the fame sweeps eleau the prairie, consume the
rank gowts partisan feeling and impe the people to
demand candidates for the Hottest stations in their
gift only the purst abes and most efficient public men
tie country ordf Certainly there could be no bet
mode this OF celebrating the close of century
Of glory and prosperity vOuchsafed in Ike measure
tn any other nation the earth Were those most prom
nent moders of public senment-the leading Journals
unanimously 10 advocate this idea old political
drcm might from the novelty ~ ts assoeiatinns ne re
allied Neforei he millennium dawns Believing TINS,
0f that class which desires thP nolitics or tHe
Union redeemed from corruption and Wtre-puli,
I nominate "a national ticket, peoples ucs"t'
for lS76, two belonging 10 opposite parties, one
Democrat, tire other % Republican. hut cacL unexcPT-
tionabe In character Of gfqfrsnanac ability. nnd wnN
needed ia these fcmora Zcd times hoh DosfVe
workers President, Samuel J. 7 don, the
reform Governor Of tie Empire STATE; Tor Nl'i'tS-
dent Gen RTlgiuy rho reform Secretary Of tbc Treasury
This ticket world ohiiierate party lines aud drtw the
ton he efactod wOnld he invincihle. trhcr
nominee il rthy Ia he Pr sdent. hut give Gov ileh
the precedence because of his superior and eNpe-
nence. Would two such officials tremendously 20
Oreate advance the neral veal, and IA IL nov nos
slbe 10 arouse the masses their nomination from
luton against kindly tyranny. Its centennial shOnd ne
marked by revolution against the despolsIn of inc
politicians THEODORE WILLIAMS.
Troy, n. T., May %, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
CATTLE MARKETS.

auvvMo Je IcarTE 5;eceg, ld 55 bead making r
" , , 500 eTs fox ssms tine last week dercnoe
%, TINS Of 81 and j3 cars ar same ,ine st
hrngh .umons the balance offered here The qual ty
,rove 0 extra ne attendance al buyers good East
rru buyers more desiro Of prchgsing EreoS - ~,
butchers strong asst weeSs prices sales for
ino -i,rs averarng l. 90 100 and 1762 n az So ~
s6 % and 81 20 100 head eorne CcroEee svsTasnS soo
23t at IS 80 100 head still led steers averaging iOo
,s 70, aaS 10 o'C e 5Snd 's = too o
total s az Tor ne r % ss s End 200 head r The same
last yelr Market on Monday opcnoi mdcrae,y a,9vs
thai dlay for Eastern ra e and head local bntcherng
IT, 81 ag e GiiTs q g s inv ma e. the ayeF %ar
all 2nf apins rqa " se ~ y ser tae y" and %
1r od butchers Yars bar Of stock sales lyoh 0, n
Limbs lyeraans H. at So ITO Michigan WOOL sheep aver
H5Gs-Kcerts 10 lay 700 head. making The total simply
'or thas far 10 head against SEQ la Tor Tue
year week been slow vita downTari
G1deRgy r s a"s a feF on ay uS oy abd9t $50
heat "a YOrSers az t0 9l@s7 20 best sraes ho ,ng =.
Rs unusually slow sales compnsins only aooSs 200 nS'a
Workers s,w and dull demand ght at - fJ~t - h.aV
demand at 81 so soeci singers aveg ns $50 d. Al
rece 1000 fair TO HtIa steers 40 5oat6. butchers
- 2"oe q, n h, ir, h,gers and ~ "rs loo apart
receipts 600 pes from - 0OGI 10 chey al ~ 80
d" s,.nEp aominai ' receipts 1000
ST. LOri~ Iune lilo 1--we, weak aEG tending down
AL - sppe- ~ p 20 -. Bacon. grses. ~ 9O"s1 20
butchers, - 33ntf %.
CATR In and suod demand sales, prime native steers
- ~ =, 40. gDsl 10, ~ o. miAoi sock a -. s0od
Texas steers s. -; medium To fair 81 OG+i o.
common ~ 50aS3 10.
WArEgTowN Mass. June l.CArrLE- Receipts 1913 head
ng eatil rain through the U0oac Tunnel from Albany
al right cOni ion. The marie Tor rat 10 quick
er prices have sod materially Oh LAST week
there few North. cattle n the hiAet ~ :
clio &C. 80 80 extra 90 $40 - hr5t qualify 81 70 q
80. second quality 81 oO0sS 90 tiFd fuAlV - "o
SuReP AND LA,s-Recarts head. The suppiv wa tho
.rgt oil lie ssOl ami scarcely sincl'ni 70 den
uit.v change ia rl..s. The H.s@cl N'-s 0) no
sales 1'3 az - NtJ ~ eASn eA1, - 'S~
81 co. spring Lamb, 10 tlGc. 2 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
ptSSENGERN ARRKHED.

FROM rTVERPOOT--Na ste7plshp The [lVeen, Juno l.
NJ me Rinse Mule. Marie Colin. Dr. ~n Armstrong
sss y iLugea NJ AID Mrs john Brown, GEORGE otO" u
Msses L. A., and H. Brown &. ]. GloerL capt ami AIs
CLANCY Fredk Jones, NJ Coal cid, MIS- ai
Misc Dixon. Thompson Mrs. An. Mo0fe Mr. ava
Mira " ASH oAIliph AA' Hay al "u 'i''
Ai.-Op.
FROM HAVRE--In steamship psTsire June l.-hr. Nerg'
Ninceui Mr StnsOn and vie daughter Two ~.
fanis and mrs. M and Mrs Bates, Fer mkenanu raul
rus Miss MARY Hi. VI. Is Go mt ae IA Roche OncalI,
Countess servants, Mise Ida CAyon'is de DenAi MIs
lDO rs daughter All n.id AieX. w - VIE. dath 7,
GTiuue.l, Mrs tlcnl,lc ME LaOfOt,
IOIi, ~ i.,not Emmanuel Bloch, Max Wa-s rnianu g
h niche g. Chalnn. leila. Mrs EdOn Mrs. Brand NJ v
Notur-r Nj Marco, NJ. Blanchn g. Naughell Mrs
V lacauoe. Chauveuet NJ thApon Jos Pltniefrs
Francnls Pumerean. Chas A. itntle Mrs Marler M ~
Frauop Rev.lpn hrs Madeleine keOern Franklin Burg
ers Mr. Fareley Mr. A. Chambers, Mrs v Campbell,
Hrschy Mrs Rachel BrInnet JOS Enrhart Polle MAX Mr.
Henr Daur Marhe David calm, Mrs ~ Constant Of0y,
Dr. Rafael FOrs Retry, MI Scnmciirr and daughter,
-trn, Mt GanoL Mrs bernard Mr.. heande. MI Her
yey Mr. HarUrOn
From UAMBUIG-Ta steamship POat"ranld, June l.
Rosa Prang Oh T. Funck, A. Haserick Adam Nedlneer,
Mrs e. Jenkns MT and Mrs d. Leavitt ak children and
Fanny children and s,ryant MI al Mis-
Daybl KRAFT daughter Bertha ROsentha. Julie Alexa
Latter Bertha WlIkler Berth Blank, Oerhhfl Won
Dne Ernst hrenstel JOs-ph Burger Felix Won stein
acker Louis WIpn Steruemanu, Catl aT1na Ruth
Lieut.. won sruhagrB. Carl Oind1lln, Emanuel Holo
Bemhd bowling -inr iielsen char oite II csi he's.
sehultes Caroline Weyer. simon Lrsen Michael huen
hDler Mr. M1hIg Mr. bear, NJ. Laihil Louisa thapnis
SOPHIE ChapuiA Mr. B,reghy. y z Weissbaum Gustav Col
berg Mr. Mira. us 5clni iceberg, Carl Mayer, y. ~
Quincy and children Amale Nafr f. Muller
Lrus Per Frieike Gonbrech F1f"ir Hahr, Emil SehOtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
BrookIyn, May ~. 1875.
ROWING AS EXERCISE FOR WOMEN.

To the EdifOr Of the Tribune
SIR For the past seven years there his been
connected with Rowland School for Young Women AZ
Union springs. n Y. regularly organized associaton
known a. the Rowland Navy During the boating sea
sou they practccd rowing Cayuga Lake almost every
day Their outfit consists OF four ~ Ingcrso's yawls
Every boat has it, captain and organized crew One OF
the professors ~ school has general control of the
crews, and always accompanies them IN the'f prac'Ie
Wit that exception q Is entirely MANAGED bv young
women Same Of them have become very prnhcienf IN
the 0f the Last Friday afternoon Wr r crew
coTnucsed xix Of whom each used an or
and one gentleman ont for Long row Having hncn
detained by Storm they only REACHED point II ~ les
FROM home TINT lav Not morning they continued fhcr
vuvngp until they arrived ~ the cclnhratcd Tnghannock
Falls on The shore ~ Cayu,a Lake. Here they Si
fnr or live hours very pleasantly, and then started IN"
home which they reached the same cvenine. haVIn"
rv,wcd less than "a miles one dav. No one rNlr-
ricnrcd any sickness om the effort. INT on tie c"ry
aat.. that decidedly beueG ia Ia their health
IN are cNl'ffi
rowing also good schotrs ~ thet ciaSs'h sem
van this arcOnn with the hope That u may encourage
other yOun IN avail themselves or TINS very de
liglffp and heilth-evinc exercise D. =
Union Springs r. Y, Nav %. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
AN ESSAY ON NATIONS.

TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: I have been anxiOusly scanning your
pages for more news rom the seat Of war" at uIe
Presbyterian Hospital Every tber Of my womans
cart Quivers in sympathy for those four young
surgeons who dismissed. know a natron presid-
ing over New-YOTk institution who never smiles, Whose
face wears all the of the Ten Commandments
broken az once the concentrated essence Of score Of
h,dses giving sentence of detd Ia many criminals
Aloes and qulnine vinegar and sul9hnrc acid are moth
Ing 70 her; sne a perin0niatng DC OF indigestion
You always feel like asking all her relations were lost
nm the Schiller All the drugs In the memory Of young
physicians would 40, suffice 20 neutaim the denes ~
effects OF seeing preside at the head o the unie u
ing one meal know OF pioneer luatfon, WIN
TONGUE sharper than a twoedgrd sword she HIy ne
sen every Sunday morning AT the head OF the children
whose heads II ghtIun2fOdS hAu b',h
substituted their sIfnes, aud wlse eyes look straight
ahead they were viewing tile PROMISED Iahu IRON
wondering II, m that cline lnafFOns nourish IN
immortal bloom WebsteI's definition Of matron ~
"a prudent; motherly wOman." When wi1 our philan'
thropie managers VI Institutions place women In that
position who manifest regard Tor the nights and pri'-
ieges OF Othersf JUs1NA
Aelo- York, May 20, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

United States District Court Brookyu, before Justice
Benedict. yesterday. On the opening Of ths Court
John f. Davlln, counsel for Gen. Butler, moved ds
mIssal Of the case on ground that no stiInony had
bea adiuced to show that il agreed that any sum
money sonld paid by tie defendant to the plaintiff
Mt Devln said that lac wanted 70 mako lno
motion IA soon the plaintiff had HSu-
He'd but that Cen Butler had insisted upon
testsfvng himself Col John III. Bergen, eonnsel IOt
plaintiff opposed the motion and Expressed astolshne
that motion should have been made IN view o te
evidence Justice Benedict briefly reviewed the eViice
saving that there such strung statements OF ~
that he should direct the jury t0 fad verdict ior e
fendaut and should SGT aside any contrary Veiuic~ N
verdict for Gen. Butter accordingly entersd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
METHOD OF OBTAINING HAPPINESS.

TO the Edttor or The Tribune.
SIR: The Boil it Down" editorial in a re-
cent number Of THE TnBuNE stated principle which
was very suggestive and that has numerous applica
lions One Of these I think IL cmnentiy Important
Some Things are practically useless If not deleterious.
until they are actually boiled down" Many medicines
FOR instance and how many very obnoxious articles
treated in his way becolne very pleasant and very
mi Now the application wish % make ~ thS pertains
to everything which can happen To- anY person IN ne
and Every one must make special application to his
OWn rise The Bible tells us that there Is wa III when
all things work together for "ur good Our good ~
certainty our haDpiness II happiness be extracted
from everything the process for ohainng II must ne m
valuable. and must change oar view OF troubles ana
tias of an kinds greatly well Of the most ndn nary
and trivial uai The process, moreover N one Whcn
each Of seeking tnd out II All NAT ~ any
Wnv concerns III is boiled down" TDnertB This virtue
eau he extracted. II aim In life ia right II VIC really
the lesson Ot life. shd seek mem III TIE iiyh
Mace every event can I've teacher, and happiness
from each Is what can be taught G. q.
Nn16lLskn OhiO Nav u. 1870
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NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE 1s7TRIPLE Sheet


in s9f bslss cc=ewiss bssss s.les 1900 bales
Msia,IE Nav sicoston quiet Madlina, Ave; Low M
ss a so srp oreo as bales ss $50
''S SaS. ~ May sl-coou dun maalnr Isle; Low
Ming f7e Good Ordinary, IL net recepts ts3 oass
6gs baes exports cosstwise 800 bales sais - oaies
''i "a rlroaE NAY s1cotton du Natne l5s Loy
bales coastsie lilo bales sAles go bales spin
GaLvEsioS aay sicotton steady; Mddlinq. 1850 Tow
exports, 10 reat Briiain sosa bales eoasS se Lie bales
sales 81 bales soek - osS bel, = 49,, . ,,,ds,, nc
net receipts ~ baesi Shipments LIZ bales saies s0O
SosTorS Nav Sl~Ct,cn quiet, ,nadlng l5isc; net =.
CENTS l55 bales exports coSt"ise 4oo bales ses' %
BosroS, May Si.~co,en quiet Miaainr leei net ro-
HIsusTi Nav 5i-coiton quiet MddiS IS sci Low
Mdtiing, iiaic Good Ordinary l4sci net reesip ''o
PniG0EfnIA May sI-cotton qnieti hadling lese Low
Ndling l. Nc Good Ordinary Ia &c. net rsSelS' oneS'
sWItaSSfoS. MAY sl.-cotton nominal; Mddlng. &c.,
net reeeipts 80 bales socx, sss bales - -
ClycSSAI. May sl.-Co,ton qqeti Mdiling l5i.e{ Low
spnsais Jos oaes. spinneTs 100 6aes suck 7 bales
$50 gross receipts i37 bales shipments 22j bales STOCK
Iorisyig, Nay Cotton quiet Nj tS1g Lime, l3ss
MOBILE &c ,ttou stepy; MiidlIns. aci net re
eeps. 80 bales expors coaswse SOo bales ss ~ o"os
csiRLFsios, jane Icotion iull; MddlInss l5Se net
-AvASS.H, June Lotion da Midi 10 &C. net o f
bales; stoak l.t1A bait- ,- ,,t,,,.- 81. ne,
NEW-OALEtSs oi0D quiet; hd'lhe,
receipfs bales gross l015 bales eNpors 20 Great BTU
an haas. sales 900 bales; stnek, bSI -5 bales
GALvEsnO. June L1tton quiet Aait " &c net re-
grI~s, 70 Great
~ bales 1866 bales sales. 800 Daes BLOCK
las bales. 1870. -.
eepts bales exports, oOastwise $50 bales sales, LOO
bales stock, $500 naies - =. . ...,.
BOsroS, June oiton dull; Midtlng l6c net recei2ts
2t7 bales gross 900 haes eTrnris Ia Great brit 100
bales safes, 20 bales STOCK, l543J bales 49,,
PHADEi'HIA Lotion quiet Mddling, 1870 loy
Miidling l5ac. Good Ordinary, l5e; gross receipts "a
bales.
ia rlsf0RF June Lotion quiet MddIug, lJ's gross
receipts oaes exports se, % bales sales 400
bales. sDct. G.097 bales .. ..
receipts 81 bales exports co9s~s, IL bales Stock 10
bales. . =.
MEMTs, Jgns Cotton seaiy hddins, lJcs net re-
eciDts. - bas shipmsats, $50 baes sales buo ba"s
stock, - 30 bales. -
CINcTNSN lane lotion steady; Mddtng. - lsc net
reini g. bales shlpm4ls 3J3 bales, ses- 5o4 1aIes
slOck. 1926 bales , ,~,,,,,.o
81 IOi Il, June Cotton n0nlnlly nlclanged Mtulng
l-c MT receipts II bales EICss receipts, l Oaesj snip
LogisyILLg. Jane i Cotton irn. MiGdlns 15ilc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
COUPT OF APPEALS.

Albany. June In the Court Of Appeals Tues
day. June !, 1873 , ... o..
no,cns-Clark act. DonaldsouMouon IN extend Tune 70
serve case nn motion % Mr. Nolan ot counsel Tor gan
ter hear T. Tilt1n Tor r-sDOndent m Opposi o u
dcroi tnai appellant have nnu August 80 Ia mn an
serve ras.h Gilman Gilman Motion ~ t1bhu
'be time 10 print and serve cases; MI belr.
d,.t fIr uo;ili Mt Whitehead amt Il. Glover
opposed Court TOOK the papers Turner at
IN returned = Hand for m0ttnn Jhitfi
Rnb.rtsnu imposed motion dcnici cate agt Weilrr-Mo
to- ~ I'll appeal upon motion Of D. D. McNnn :" com
"a for r,saudei and AFT hearing g. a iiuise fr apti.|
n np os tom ordered thai the appeal herein be dsss" Ia
costs ~.
AIT. TT Farley AMI nihriS
,r,.ellonfs med bv =. T. Bush. 81 conns for
anne .laut ant by Watr EDWARDS, IT.. FOR r"sponi-
eit No. go John s. Mclean, executor, Ncr
rsror dent agf william T Mclean and Oilers alclan's
Al uei NV r TiltOn counsel hr apprdhi~ and = W Is"
renee Tor respondent Nos 2f5 and 2iGIn the matter 81
Kaihnrseh ARMED Iuo II. Kuoebel for appellant ami T.
p. 'llany for respondent 49, a., ,,,.
rro,iar1r made ami Court adjourned 10 "Wednesday
June 2, lnl1.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of NEW y

PORT OF NETWORK. .........-.......--Ju ER l.
CLEARED.
Steamship Wyoming lBr Guard Liverpool VIA Queenstown,
Williams x GuiOn
steamship city Of Merida Reynolds Havana p Alexandra
4
Steamship Mayaowsr Fuis Philadelphia, James Hand.
Steamship A. 9 Stiners Warren Philadelphia Jas Hand.
Steamship Old Dominion, Wal Norfolk city and
Richmond, Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamship Glauels. Bearse, Boston, II. 7. Dhnock.
Ship Marianne ", port, Ferreina, Lisbon Port. c. Am
Il
BARK Bladder (sweLl. wuln ElAinOre Den, for orders
Funeh fsiye n ca.
Edye & Co.
bark slo (Nor Feefsen Stockholm, swed- Funch klyo
Co.
Bark Allegro (oerl Rempe Bergen. Norway, Tobias a
Co
Barh Alpha (Hor MOnsen. KonigsDerg Norwsy. Tstens
R0ckmann & Co.
bark Iron Age. overtnD, IT,, Cork ORDERS Topper
Best.e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE GRAND Jury.

The Grand Jury of the Court OF General
Sessions came into court yesterday morning. anu acf
presenting 80 in ictments, handed IN three re
buttons which they had passed The hrst resolution "AS
IN reference to sidewalk distractions The jury COT
demned the placing OF stands, goods ana paekhSihes
on the walks. and asked that measures zhoulo NC
taken for their removal. In another rcsolu-
ton the jury commend the management OF tne
Tnehrlate ASYLUM, Soldiers Retreat, anu C''y
Asylum for the Insane Wards island ana INC Fchteu
tiTy and Charity Hospital on Bacs wen ls.h' " .i
were Visited nv them on May %. The tiri resolution
was in lcgard 0 the loss 0f pruperiy by mefclanls a
hers tlrungh Junk dealers THIS was to me eiee, , -,
fine Dist rct Atfnrnev should h. requested to preen. 10
tie Legislature the suggestion that law b. MAZE 'n
when Junk dealers others shall have been o'iliu ut
OF receiving sfoien goods they shall be imprisoned Until
the goods are returned until restitution Ii MADE