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| NEW York, June S.-Ths direct b. S..
cable was completed this afternoon, and
communica tion IL now established BY it
between America and d-4reland.
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BUFFALO. June 9.-Whcat dull No. 2, NH.
'Wapkee, 81 04. Corn inactipe: askin4 MA
Oats held above buyess views. -
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LOUISVILLE. June g--Fiour andwheat qiucs
and unehanGed;$l il 20Sal s5 for the latter. Con-
dull at 74fG7bc on arrIvaL Oats dull at 65(D76c.
Rye dull &C 81 15. Hay quiet add uncha1esdi
at s28. froyisIons stronger with an improved
demand Pork at ~ 50. Bulk meats, 8kin
llkl1lak0. Bacon, yA0l2k 418}fo, Sugar
cured hams. 13x@ 4cr Lards PRIME steam,
l5s; tieree. t5x@l6Xcs keg, l6k0l8%e
Whisky; sales ct 81 la
BA4TrMoRE, June s-Flour dull; Weste.h
i}6 6sx(a6 70. Wheat dull: No. Western am
abefi 81 u; No. Do. "a "a: Nes 4 Western red.
= w. No. do. q 81, Corn dull: Westerl'
mlzed, Slc.a 0ats. dull: white Western, 70d0i
nas miked do, 6zc. Rye duil st Il 12a1 Is
Hay Hrm: Penns ylyhniA sl7asz Provlsional
'dTn PIT ar1er Pork, s2i@st 90 Bulk meats,
Becent 8hsnlderA eye; clear RIB sides, T. To;
hams, l43601so. Lard DUH and nominal: re-
S3sSa Hs cc2ss nli . Rio car csrross wssIStn S
Petroleum nominal: crude at t6gxc. Whisky
eEm asa n Rldi n n sstsd
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srnAMHoA1s

- FOR NEW ORLEANS. = beaves
~ WEDNESDAY, StlA ut s p, NJ, the
fast and large passenger steamer ROB-
Ekr MItGHELL, Captain Lew Hates, Gus Da
souchet, Clerk.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
Public Landing. jeI-H
+ EGAL-David b. Lupton against Henry
1lscheible. In Superior Court Of CLnein-
natl, uatl, 10. sl,SSs. Said defendant, Henry
will take notice that he has been sued
IN above case, and that the oBjact Of
the petition Is to recover frem him the sum Of
$468 SO and interest from June 10th, 1853, and
that an Order Of Attachment has been served
this dayon his interest In thatpaYt Of In Lot No.
$50 on the giat Of Cincinnati, fronting twenty
four feet on the north side OF Fourth street,
and lying IS 7-12 feet east of Elm street. same
width in rear as In 'front.' and that he must an
swer sail petition ON or before the yth OF
August 1875, orjadgment will be taken against
him according to the prayer of said petton.
COLLINS 6 HEBRON, Attorneys.
leo 6t-W
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CINCINNATI, june 9-2 p. M. "a
he following are the receipts and shipments
va atonk FOR tho 1, n at III hanna.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
Cinctnnatt Lios Stock Marbst.

. CiNCINNAri. O.
, 1875-01-17

LET II FAAl6a FHVA 4t3o oAAbGs
Custom" ssys Carlyler +'has made dotards
iof us ALL" and II he hAd predicated the remark
upon theatrical customs alone, he would have
hsd ample occasion for it. ,Custom makes do
tsrds not Of actoss alone, but OF play-goers Also
L custom p.lsies the Intelligence Of man so
that ts cannot say, "Conae, lot us SO in togeth-
e. Without stirling in attidude, and involving
heaven to witness tbs awful resolution, it 20
blinds ths a1diencs to :he grotesque abs1rdlty OF
the thing thai. the tragic exclamation awakes
rsuna Of applause. II custom makes an actor
en The etage always N sctor, with. in general,
on]y few faint CLEANS OF nature about him, It
hers&1es tho pubiio Of that senaibi1iEy which
h essential to tbs 1eetihcation Of the
snormity. Custom On the stage makes
dotasds IN very short Tins Of ever5~
body It makes ranters and eont0Fdon1sts It
fstteFs genlus. and cramps its flight; 1t props
nediociity, ind drubs actual inauity with
alorsnly coat Of pigment which may be any
thing and pssses with tho vzlsar for merit. Il
IL ths mother Of monstrosiEes, &nd preserves,
afaa ths stage IA our dotass thai: crusl, rncan-
t9lsha+ hsp*lsaz. herroving nnnEtAr. allow:
&ssas WkeA Jul1ss Arts With 6oneo, ssnaitivs
, 1875-01-17
Is We Arc Pinned to Lenru.v

From thu Louisville oHr1e1-Jour7aat.
fortune here. resolved to nbandon city lifs with
it's glitter1ng shams, aud he went South. where
no got sltuAtion on country newspaper Ths
village being rather dull. he had only seven OF
eight Items when the weak was about to close,
which had been left at the Office. They nere,
however, we'll written. be thought, and he handed
them to the editor. As each Of the turnip cars
graphs came under the editorial eye, smile OF
approval Lit up the editorial conntenance, and
continued to light it until the last Of the items
Was reached. Hare the editorial vlsage under
vent an awful change. The item was about an
accident that happened to . '.vell-knovn citi-
zcn." Reading It orer sereral times, as it to
gain time to check the indignation which seemed
porter. "Young man. he thundered "your
serv1css arc no longer required; / can't havs any
mau about tns that doesn't ray 1t tbs beginning
OF hin paragraphs, 'Ws are painsd 20 lsarn-'"
, 1875-01-17

respondents which might 10 called tha Katy
dld sud the Katie-didn't war. What Tennyson
somewhora calls tho Faith and Unfaith Age
scems 10 aave come upou ns- On ono ado, wo
nave the greateat belieya1s since the uudouhting
cara OF Catholic miracles. On the other aide,
tue akeptlca Iange in formidable array and
question everything, under the banner of Scisnca
aud Nature. And nowhere do ma fini theFe two
distinct classes in stronger number than in
Daa1on. Tho skeptlcs, at this issue which has
in almost jeeF'ns tones, .
and the believers, it il SAID, ara yary confident
tEat they can soon respond to this CIT aa.is-
factorily.
And smother little you-did-and- -you-didn:t skir-
mish had arisen in connection with
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY sALR.
Shortly after the sale to Il. @. Houghson Il Ca,
2 paragraph appeared in the LlerdyY World
stating tho: Huughton Co. we're already de-
publishers Of Qt4 and Ne,p, and that = ma7espcs
Of tho atlantic in that magazine would be sha
result. Immediately thereafter, q. o Housh.
ton j Co. came out with = card denying this
statement in toto Last week. AIR. Csockaz, oi
the Literary World, came out with another stats
ment, sticking to his ti1sr assertion in the follow
Ing words: "It is rude to contradict, but VI
cannot remain silent under the imputation ot
falsehood; and re therefore reattirm cur state
ment With this qualification: Tho negotiations
Eere conducted, not By Fl. & II. in po-soa, bu
uiterlT forhid [ha snn,ostior, H., 49,. - 49, nn1
snthc1;yad y g. 49, ~ - s.s.: N " '
,1r ~ n,sss.1 rSs -.A.so, ..,e.~n'a
rhfob war e;1en a sho1t 49, ~ - +, n,,..;h
ntnrs of ths 11oo," ao ~ sn1 ~;
oism of mt var, g'e rt ~ stts .t
hresnh If os;iant1v ~ Tos1;r~;s so,s1' sG ~ ~
Ina festjve md ;hna an.;ro'. :. au ' s.'
known corns ~ fsnn;na ..Ita .h ~ he.i.
to ita naoas The dn1ar w.a m;.e WY
ishera n cnnr.a .nJ nh ~ +6. a,+ ~ no pu
rea,oo oivar ~ ~, a,,I - 49, Saa ~ .uo
, 1875-01-17

as good At the m1uagement anticipated, and the
working OF the house il reduced to the requisite
smoothness and precision. The bill for ths
week has undergone considerable change. New
acts are introduced, and tho speciality artists are
exhibited in different phases. The burlonoue Of
Cnderella has givea place to ona OF Bur
nhnd'e tighast efforts "I1iou," which will be
gwen Hitn All the appointments and resources
OF the Adelfhl btaee, including the largo CON-
pan3 IN theif new and gorgeous attire.
THE aRAsD oPERA-uouaE,
having peaseL into the hands Of G. a. Jonas l.
Co., h4ii continue to E;Va tho usual excellent
minstrel entertainment. The management Of
tha stage Aas been given to Mr. Kelly, Who with
Leon and the COMPANY, will continue to please
their audiences nightly.
:: PERSONAL. =;
hr. George Miller. tho former advertising agent
Of the Grand Opera-Aouse, has ssYared his con-
nectlon with the theatre.
It il stated informally that Hr. Piorcy has left
the Academy OF Alasic. Mr. Piercy was improy-
Inf rapidly, and making many friends at the
Academy. and Patrons OF tbs house will regret
his departure.
Mr. Aims ia looking around for another!
theatrical venture. It is not probable that he
Will build new theasre this season. But he
nnds M chicago 50 pleasant that ho will not return
to Pittahurg.
Ar. Salisbury has been yictimized by q yory
severe attack OF illness. and, though lie ia able
70 be around and will play as usual, he looks .
delicate.
Mr: buckley left tho Academy of MUSIC lust
TOP soon to support Mr.. Mccullough He played
With him for years, and understood him perfectly,
Il ia disappointment :: to the genial
t'asedian to lind his old-tns eompsaion at:
another theatre.
, 1875-01-17
THE'LECTURES.

According to tho custom OF tho managers Of
the Star Course, to Introduce each season some
now :'star to public notice. they thia year an
/ nounce aa the two new candidates for public
favor the Hon. William ParBons and n: s. an
'drsws-the former Of whom will appear Thurs
day, the 2sLh inst, One Of the most delightful
surprises Of the lecture season last srring was
the introduction Of Daniel Dougherty, who,
although unknown to lecture-goers here, was the
favorlte orntor OF Boston and Philadelphia. The
managers promise the same pleasant surprise in
Mr. Parsons lecture. He has been great star
in Now Englan for the past three seasons. Like
hIr. Dousherty, he is of Irish descent, and pre-.
serves bis couutrJs gift Of eloquenoe and is said
to be 1ery feTyld orator, Of the electrlc school
of public speakers, impartiDg his own enthusiasm
to his audience. Perhaps as impartial evidence as
can he presented IN favor OF his claim to
popularity Is the ntatpment TINT be has leotu1ed
fifty times in Boston eince his first public address
there, and has fifteen times delivered his lecture
on ''Michae! Angelo, 10 which he is announced
to make his debuFhere, and which is pronounced
his most brilliant platform effort. ". s. An
d;ews, the humorist, follows HIM On tho I'd OF
February.
DINE LECTURES
Tho Young Mems Christian Association since
their new hall has been completed hare ar
ranged for series Of dime lectures to be given
in it every Tuesday evening for two or three
monthG, to be called their Popular Lecture
Course" lE 80 doing, they sre supplying a
lons-felt want, and should be Literally patron
led as the fee Of one dime will hardly pay for:
the expenses connected with them, got it will
allow any person to attend, no one being de-
barred on account Of the io.ies. The second lee
in Farwell Hall, By Prot. E. Colbert. Subject
:" 4 Visit to tho Stars" BT the aid Of lalge
, 1875-01-17


Steele and Cole, were very pleasant features Of
the evening.
The regular Academy of Music concert for
this evening has been postponed, as the house
was previously engaged. The third concert will
be given next Sunday evening. upon which oc-
casion Mr. Stanley, 1ecenly OF the f'nglish- Opera
Troupe: will sing.
The Paris correspondent OF the New York
Times SAYS: ~ more agreeable topic Is the
malriage Of lille. Giulia sfrakosch daughter Of
hlr Mzurice etrakosch, and l1ieoe Of Patti. Mar
quise do Caux, With H. Ernest Bourdlllon, =
The friends Of the parties aStee in calling 1t
splendid match,-a luve-nnatch in the bargain.
thing not always found in France. III. Bour-
dillon is handsome young fellow, Of very
polished manner, and will certainly make his
mark. Mile. Strakosch ia . sweet and winnlng
young lady, who inberita the musical talents OF
her parents. 4 very large and fashionable as
sembly assisted 1t the nhptial bened,ction yes
terdAy at tho Church OF St Auguftne."
!. The Alendelssohn Quintette Club has left Bos-
ton for three months Western tour, and may
Harry Gates, formerly Of shis city, il concert
izing very successfully IN Boston.
And now comes Adelaide Philltpps adopting
Saturday Euening Gazette ''Miss Adelaide
Phillips is very successful her Southern tour.
She has just received scIne exquisite toilets from
Paris one especially, dress for l1os4nn, In the
Barber has Brought tears to the eyes OF some
New York mocistes who we're permitted to sec it
before 1t WAS worn. It will delight the discrim-
mating e5as Of Boston audiences aorne tins in
april"
The Berliner Tribune announces that Strauss
has signed contract to give concarts in Amsrics
next talI.
Our readers will learn wxth regret. On tne au-
thority OF the 1fusikalisches ,Woche7,blau. that
the Rheumatic attack which fol some time past
hAs prevented Nina. schurnnna from Appearing
In public haa not been rsmoved by har 1ecsnt
, 1875-01-17

| During t1ie past waeE Lhers las ioeen n very
| <o;nu.-.r. .+.,,>d,u.. ~ .a,,, ...7 ~ -.
/ 4ANA ~1|e1o u'A Noo4F4' '@"o s.41' ~
Las lsce ot Two catcu1askances WHICH sou4a 9at-
urauy interfere to prevent both 3 large aggre-
| gate Attendance, and an eyen Distribution. Qna
of thee. uaa tba Arct;c w,.stbar md t!,o' o.bar
+ ~ 1a,;.- - IL. .t.ia,,; ~. 80 - :.
Nv opeAo " '"o ao1@pAA .Ao oIA'e y. Nuo
I past TWO weeks hare beeu OF no insignificant
lustre. and lave been well received. The stock
thoutres vera runuinc. one the second week Of a
n;aca and Tho ,tbar,. aaraot,o,aI dr,n. ron.
. 49, 49, --A:~ "e1o
W. popu4t "a.n tne ofolaai5 So1as o'"ss
OF tns community. : j.
t.. . M'y1cKER's THEATRE.
Tn takinr ]eaya of Ran Da Par \ few yyords
:.rs..,ssa@ 90 j. s...eS .,-s:1- :s..~ss .'s
oA-''4o ~ @1 w 'A0o "AAoA"J s'''o. =. ~ - ~.
olence TO shls actoss lmpelsonstlon OF fd@stGB.
We have seen him represent the character in lts
two phases-that OF the terrohate wit in ''Henry
~. anu tne atnoIoos g. old rogue IN ine AerIy
a;-o.' ~ - ~, a. ~ 10
t,lre' 1,feliko. node.t and forcjn,o. Itls mt
oyerdravn whit nor does it appear 10 lack any
/. OF that deiicate subtle touching-up which gives
ctealon tua ete1eoseoPlc e4ecs "thcn onl9
a9tn eau aeu;ee: =. ~ uAdy se@.a sues
ra1S'dU mas peeu p4eSoo nel = sAu cucsgu au-
ueuoes "pu'e uaso oetu 7atsAei WILL M sol1e1n1ng n
neasuleaoiy Mles'oE 70 taas Mn1ch IT. 10 b&r
uas ano"n ensn. no pays WIN !uu apl.fecl-t
Saoo " tue onxle:+ett ALA ooiofs ~ WIN 'uuulte
CIV. tstns4s - t.tete e. Ais aacHuE ~ 70
20 aeooul.eu ~ ~ y u4s e'taeut oeait " oseIuo
~ In %t,o oes1ftv ha hh,,otI.r
nn4en' 10 'ne :aseAisy ~ 1he s"AsnnucA1e1 anu
euEEPtuse- ~ = s.1ouH.ats eo 6l9eeeeo o1e1 "tta
1ennsment ana WI Is 10 alsguse 10 no manner, :
suo lLa uuuot = eo Laa. II teayes uot
regret that there is not moro Of it; that EdI-
sl4g docs not occupy al the pages OF the
9nakspea!ean 1.an3e mstos.em y. % asa"a ug lars
uacsett - ~ and thonri it bas rA' mt
and probably for personal reasons will not achieve
tho fama Of the GREATEST of modern FalstoB.,
tits memorable creation. and unique withaL
Little Of Hackett's 81 business" is borrowed.
and fhufti IL Ia 1ecr{tirna fa1-dr par
, 1875-01-17
TIE MUSEUM.

Tho thrilling locai teinpasance 1ssaon "1hrss
Years in hau-Trap" has giran huch satisfao-
ton to the general public that the management
have decided to retain it during the present
reeH. The effect upon adjacent. man-traps
Tonld probably be damaging but for the opening
Of tie Adelphi, which hiss eoms way frustrated
The charitable purposes of tbs authors. So far
"a announoed thars viii bs no change in ths
caSt-
1.ha opeufnx Ut tho Adelphi Monday night waa
6n1y recorded, and ths psrforznAaes at that anhs
dotv notiosd. Tts busiueas during She xesk was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


For England Wales Ireland and France via Queenstown
IiNeuecl - steamship Otln4ilc, mars 'V-c d'
10 2 m Supplementary Maj u closed AZ ll45 a. ~
st... shin sails T. from Per No % Norih KY
-c.st,i nv the steamship Anchoila
mails close as 10 2 m. supplementary MAI i Sos 80
Ii45 m stcamsip sails al p M nom fler w. ~ -'''
River. ~. 49, s,,,v. ,t,,t
IoT Europe Southampton and Bremon hy u
IL II 20 m. \ supplementary Mali ~
clo~,d so m. steamship sails at p H. rom oi I'V
ri Thirc-st. IiobuSen. .,.-.-,., ,..u.
For Belgium direct, by the steamship S~itzctlano mans
close At 1890 steamship sails at p M nom li'f No -
North River. ..,.. ~. =, ~
n no. siealnsir sa ~ g D. u from No 20 East RIVER
Il NbAN. OCt. -
Ispan. SHANGHAI. Hong Kong ond Dependent
Chinese ports the East Indies Wlsb sent IN te 81
sat from francisco on Nov. Mails
steamship shoud De posted IA the Newly ORE fosI
Ofice before 2. m. Suudfy, oct. %
Mails close at IL O'Clock a ~ Inc fostOhSo 10 open
NJ. 10 II q.
Malls for Newfoundland close at tho New.York Posohce
Man fcr Haitav y s. is closed the New Yors Post
Ofice every day AT p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
aneiiou Sales o. Rcdl estate.
Mouns wilkins, Auctioneer.

MclI.Is WILKINS, AuctiOIeer.
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS DWELLING and
II LOT No u East Twenty st, near broadway Al
auction.
f. LUDLOW Co. viii sell at auction, on THURSDAY
oct e. 1876 at u o'clock at the Exchange sacsToom No
III Broadway:
EAST TWENTY SECONDST.
The valuable extra vde first class DWELLING and LOT
Nc q East st. JUS cast 81 Broadway house
hil stO0p. bONiSi"ne, - icet mChtk by ~
,ef inpdnc threeftOry extension II IN excellent order
and ready oI immediate occupancy has ali the n0der con
vrl fences: lot 33.4 1919 49,. III, =,
both SIDES OF Twenty sccond- sol Dach -
feet mai ng 10 feet wider than usual .oo-,
For maps and permits apply TO the Auc lonceis' aoo1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
Total 4G755 S3975. ...il.25i 2,525 Sl6is H.
~ =

The above table is recapi:ulation Of the official vote
ON oct upon the proposed amendments 10 the Consit
tuition Of Connecticut. The first amendment changing
the time OF holding elections and the meeting Oh the
legislature WIS adopted by majority of 3s729 out OF
a total vote OF 1879 The second amendment CONFER
ring power the General Assembly TO restore i'r'ocu
electoral p,ivieces was adopted by majority eco"
ont Of total Vat- of i29s2. The total vote lof GOV
e~nor IN 1871 was s672S or 42,9i9 greater imam inc
total vote Tor the first amendment this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF Ew.YORK.................."oCT %
steamship F. Punch Deg, Knudsen Antwerp Funch
sea@ssp M'yaST s9a P ro p6'dePSia Jas Hand
STEAMSHIP old dominion aker Norfolk, City POINT Sni
op' n Joselino Thompson Moore, Baltimore W. Dat
Earx Beatrice lBr Bowlby, Falmouth for orders
q "; hsi te Over seville SPAIN Miller & IIongnton.
i;sfk Mad.s Fg Qtai Gloucester, Eng Iauro storey
E Sg Martha Davis, Johnson Philadelphia Vernon H.
DIo sR Kong Eysen (Sor) Echsen, Cork for orders
f5 s. to tai. B.rrous Cork for oreE-, socovieh
as paona : Aust Touanioch, cork for ORDERS slooO
"S BONO cde,a Cork Falmouth for orders
Gs Mic are Ashbury Kingston, JAM A IL solomon
Br. Fortuna lrort) voslata Port, HagemeyeT : BraG
BnsJ vi Ian, lsr., .nians, Bhstol j. a. NhHvJ Il"
Sehr Mary F. Pike Good, Calais, Ne, JED FRYE & CO ~
s,Tf FIa2e PIKE Robbins, kingston JAM A. H. solomon
scfr Pavilion leach, Bangor r. p Buck & CO.. Do,
schr Nadia loo, 59' s n, ai mis-
scl,r T51nA Alien Providence, H. w J9cAs'" q ,o,.
sctI Anne b. tsrb et'''i o. ''""' 40 D'
scar crusade Mullen Ee-Haven via bridgeport Racket
t En- sa.c Burton Bury stamford stamford Manufac
' Sp csnsr G SGlsaS a5 5a. naa h.o
ARRIVED. , no. o od
sn Aysa9 d5 s MSr PAY. hEeIoIf 1 3s' y anu
steamship Victoria tbrL nt.d VIZ, ,, 1850 Rr., "
Steamship Vile Dc pans RI, CahouI Ha'ie oct 10 WAN
nfsG ana pass 10 LOUIS - Bebijn' 10, mo, = 9TH
,c!,.shp Holland fbt.h rlWl7Il i"'"''" W" - 49,
siFa%'i, AIDCnarle Kelley, Lcwcs with mdse to GA 10
RI N o,ss oven trpn, Havana IA days IN snrdl
s,ir Anne NJ Allen (Of fTo'idcicef OonNiih' Ds '7
with coal . .. - a, ~..a,,. 18th coal
SER george II Hn Tiottsen, ~ Ntndila VIII ,oos
sbr lIrler Mar tostool Iypk, 49, more N''h "'a
scnOONEis-EINLA AID t'AhiNiri- ,,,..,.t..
g. j. Delan, Virginia ~ p, , -, Iir,,,s
Dennis Hasfiur-. NW@me NoDnl't"'i ''t'S'..
FOREIGN POH1S. ,t.
otp,ve,orvS Oct 23-Jhe White star Line sioLmAiiP
A6auc lei here 81 l0 ococf tins morning .f ogo
Ilsr.,S 22.-Safsd for the y slttu
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