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, 1875-08-27
LAKE MICHIGAN.
rQ1frkHSH

Dasuess u tbs docts was unusually dull yesterday
sn about halt : 4oxsn lumbor-sisu vesaels 1tmaio As
Tue ussket. Tie schs Mtan!s Cuupos ha1 colsioa
In the yestetay morning. aud ios her cat-hasd-
....Ths scow 6cabFd Il receiving suudry repairs n
ono Of tbs docks Of tho Chicago Dry Dock CompauJ..
Tho mammoth schr g. ". Adams ran sground yss-
terdsy nornlrg whils beIna sowe from elevator II
anoshsr, II to0k nxasIy al the morning y pu hsr
or. The Ahie Laurie Eaa into the scht Clara Psf-
hsr stazuoasI-bow....in our loesl columns ~ 1.
" found ~ stt!c1s IN sFsaFd u y
t1ouhls Of ths u4uAdian yacht OHL
With lhs Government ot1ct.Is. Tho attention Of
Csalns sad vs.sslo~usEs u particularly d1soats. ~
ths decision Of tbs aecEet4ty regarding yachts "
lsetos ii Customs announces that 10 will rsyuiyt
yacht shove tons, taIonKpR to tbs poEt, = T..
papers, In sccosdsnca with the dol4lun u We vii
II Of tha Trps4ary. Tta yachts 1t othef loF
Undoubtedly u required TO do It's sans tAau9
At IT AuAIk. authority
It il stated, sud apparently upon suahssrstianA
thai lbs kAs&s tsaaulf est2l4lkhed W "
, 1875-08-27

Tho following instruments were hIsd for rscord
Thursday, Aug. al:
CITY PROPERTY.
IIa1Ated ut. t13 feet ii " J4agsoa 1t, v I, 25x
Fl.urnoy Il, u IT. of atuesoaav, I, 5ut.-Qtt,
nlao 'i slui s a1 :G il II ystssnth Il. nv 'to
I. 2'1!uo It. uassd Aug. .1t........:..... 500
sedswt,k f n v wsorof conuof@ 1t, G I, 2i1lo1
suath lsrk ~, j, Il Il i l.y Il. l. l.iiiVit,
rssussia ss Has i. cur u coit,4s Grows ~. o'
a lo1 ~ IT, lated Aug II, ;,..,.......... $4,000
kft9eE y, = of it4ciDe ~. Z, 2's.o3f lest,
rIets.toursh coaft. :or Of LaSoiu i. II. 4S'
r. ies,i2s IT, aatta + a. Aug 49oo
1.u It. with building. da1el Aug. l7........ 1900
Thirty y.Hflh Il, u # 9 Of Aruoust II, eluW
- 9ofs, dated Jniy 90. 1915
+, WIN 4 bsiiltngt died A4K. T. lS.lnsy ".
r1sae sss 10 ls'i s ~ Il il G.nis i: q: 5000
rho prsaiss. No. ca York i. atsi ans. H. aasi
c4,lstet! sy, L. II wot LAas.st st I, a!x
FioatnGy i. . Y - IT Francisco d, : /, iso1
VIII III Ill: t. st'fa a. Is nas Il .sit i: i 1000
sos'lsy also va nut st. "a Il v Of Ls4s'st
1t. 441isI1s It. dated VI. 2. ln74...... 100
Same as the shuse, a4tc'l Uc. !, ,s.4....... 49,
NoA1H Or CI4T llk1lB, Ht1Hls nAulUs or Z
MILks or COURT H0rsE.
Darfy ~ Of dummy road, L1ss ~ to- %, .
p.rry ~. is Il 10 I:ks Mcle;n dat.i ''0'0
Aug. tbeldeu +. culrur to willis II.
baFtes' .,s.............. 1850
soutN or clIf L1AIts. WITHIN nADlG4 o. M1Lks
or GuuN s-AuUsx,
Calumet AZ. n o. ror of f4rty-nath q, y 2?s
x15p Il; uno South lArk Doulty4tu, in se.r
Of the abusr, 0 +, lslalJ, #. dated aug 81
tEilutt Anthony t. Sidney " se.) ......... SIS s0ou
Forty-frat 1t, Ut V!ncsAu:s ~, II i. az, ,x12i
It, with building, IAtsu Aug. lu............ 1suo
Btcara ~, near o cor II Fo.ty-a.xlu s., VT.
SHIN IT, daleI Jniy 4, 1s1l.........,.... 500
JohuAnn ~, nsaF Thifty.,t h H. a I, lt0xt21
Il, with other lots uear tas Aboya, dAtsd Aug.
lo.... ..:....-..-.,.......-. 5000
SaiAe - lie 4LoEt, d-tsu Au9. I7...+..... 6,Dou
, 1875-08-27
LATEST.

new YnHk, Aug, at.-oold opened Al 1la't, A1vanc-
cd 10 lltA,, and c,sed al 81. Tbs rates palL for
borrowing wero l-52 aud l04 ros diem, mud j. &, l.
and per ceut per annum, At this ctoso loans
made fiat.
Government bonds closed firm. Railroad f'on!s
were firm tn late dealings. UnIuo Pacific nrss rssr Il,
lH2s. Land grants wero In lemsnl at I,
with mona onerci unaer ,olS. No offerings
Of Un,on ratihc sinkIna-fu1l.la wtre nsaa
below pa. One lot of ssi.M0 Of Hannibal =
g. Jo,eIh convertible brought st. Central
raedrs ant at i12. Wo.tcrn rAcfAts at ', and Erie
nth at:JS. In 40 bond. Tenne'srca were hrirr
tAis afternoon. DID snL at sEasntt Ut me hfst
ltolr and closed at 5l', The new teEteA, which dc
llIsls c!ulod u 81 asked. without aiiy blEs
Tho sttrk Hsrsc v hith wis Ynet Eni f1wer III tho
forenoon clasrl active aud a luwer. except Er 9,
whlth retuahrtl stea.. rsHaDa fe! of FROM III tD
1{O PA III. Mail frtn a to a i, rrcferEet from h7!
10 son NJ Ia from 81 tn II referred from u 10
GJ1,, tl:us from Ip't to ltI. ks ahora from G47t
10 ii :. nm, tn"l Pacific iron, i3I IL 7!t
4. the tlla fractional recovs,y III 4.
Paul AMI uhiu,. FHt WA3lo wss slfnn9 sEl advanced
to lnt. TrAnsat tDns on the Stock Es hsIRs sgite-
gated VIA, thnret IT Will 7,,Ul Eric, 4,atJ
tuk" Serr, I1,5t, Eoshwestern cnrlneu, $50 re-
f.rr",. y n racino Mall, 6,Eu ohlet, ana l1,10J
Western uunn.
sl.,Is, ..u..H at T. Primo mercantile paper, 4X,aa
q artnRs. Il i.Qjt.0oH.
Tbt AssfslA1ls Tt0 .sutrr ltabufted 81 III, 90.
Enstan reCe!IlS, g u,tG0
, 1875-08-27

Fse!ghls wtrd quite acsYe At 20 for corn and 94a
for wheat to nu1au. Ohatters wsro: To buffalo
Prop Ws1ety, wheat and oosu: prop 1ndis, whsat on
through ssto; srhrs Moonlight. Camden, and G. 9.
uazues. wheat st.2ko; schrs Niagara and Red Wing.
corn At 70; achr Luccrne wheat At axe; schr shoe.
weod, corn II To- To hngson-Schrs Sloan aud h
1. Andrews. corn 81 &c. capsaty-WAeAt, i.ooo but
coru, 1!0, 40 Lu.
MILWAUKEE.
On tho 25th tho charters Neso: To Oa1cgo-8chr
Turner and Kstr, 1900 hu wheat 1t oAc 70 KinRt-
tnn-Hehr Mystic ssr, 10 arrive from Chicago whsa1
MeSo.
DkTA0IT. I.
The following charters wcro reported On The 3aths
6chE Coralcan, wheat Detroit TO Osweso Co. tbs schE
Jennie Graham, coal, Clsyelaui to ConRswoo4, COO,
tree (gold,, and lumbeF. Collins lMls& to Chatham,
$l.s5 pcr IN tQold}.
CLEVELAND.
The chsEtera reported tls 18th were: !: Behr Fol"
ger. coal, to Chicago. 900; atsanbargs V. Swain and
consort, tte MAXWELL COAL A1htatu!a to Chicago. aud
tho selr asoton, coal TO ohlcaso srhx ThomAs Mott,
coal 70 Milwaukee, Toe, II rsportsd tat charter
had been made Vt coal to Duluth 1t 70c, and wAest
buck to Buffalo st Ac but The OF thu Ysssa could
not II lsxr ust.
, 1875-08-27

Auaa-Extrs Philadelphia hogs ncro In demand Il
prices well up to former luotaous or It $d,.5ta 5a0
M Eknl rsdu tIoa Opeuiug sales indicated docline
Of s!oo while tsfofs noon trIoca were on good l5o
per 100 lbs With common mixed droyes tcsrcs-
u uasole ut the decline. Including ths hugs let over
from thn day tefota tue number III tue peus ycsterIty
fell Att!c tho.t Of 13.o0]. About lU,uO Lend wo,e
Tor scaiawtga; II $t,26 9i.a1 for conmoa 10 Rpo,i
heavy: 1t y.0sS7.Vo for poor 10 extra lgAt md 1t
&ul 4.sy. .
, 1875-08-27

thiss ,!ays tias hHn; YosAesa. ssdssao; PILLS.
HnE1r-i<rc,. .o-.y. ,4po t,o1,. and for the l..s
threo days, p,soo head; sslltt q =. $t.oou.s.ou.
n1FFAtu.
=, HrTrALo. NJ T.. Aug. 2.-cArrLE-ne-otrts for
few lots oaostns: bulk Of frsA srrivnl. through.
cnns'gnnents nwners sh!ering Eaat The cattla lhl
fonrs oa aae. Of ~ Il IT ~rie 1ea :a
:!etr., l,oo7 . l.2Jl b.. 1t 1ts,S Te,ans and
cs rosss.. 'o7 . 10 o!is.at !: ,.siHM4to.
~ no nnkss to luy safcs Of 100 ye,oray afscr.
ii,rn;"on; ina;11 i!!Inot. shs'p syF,ans az. a. Ao
ono ,,os sheer avstaKas 81 III. i H.~s.
onlx leatsYYpry @ for u. ~cst 'n1' e. 9 rss'
T'aets0o; heavy hogs rarn fed, $40, q A31.
BALTIMORE.
tisAT1Moa.. Asg. 81. a.-CArTLx--slartet tlnrsng tin
hxot sa toward s co.e t"s ass1u. sdo a
qs.!ty, t,t*aSe; MEDIUM o. good fsir au.ty: ia.
A4d; ordinary thin ateers. n1eu, aud cows 2{S3
mast Of lie saloa II S4@sso: raespts. l,j7 aalss
Iloo-1n good demand f,s tho hest grades. rr,rc,
to higher cottnnn dull and unchanged raugo 100
ll1:c 70 ctp's; 374e
duii anl alsls lower: rangs n 4esho; lsnus ssry
dul; $I.aot3tvO.
at. Lo,,lR.
g. Lor1.. sto A.s 2l-.,ons.Ftrmer sh'ppers'.
s 'ss asm a'ss e Ill., ka sHs:
~ Ss.otV A'aaAs, &t.o' sEf16 10 1AlTt
sAles3.7s; oo'nmun, Sttcasa 70.
CtSCISHATI,
CINCINNATI Ang. 2G.-Ho5s-ncceIrts Ra1: shin
fneata .7. stockers, Gista7c; ronn0n 10 good Light,
s775(a7.Bt; good butchers. $s.73ess.so.
LUMBER.
The market was necessarily vary quiet yesterday.
owing 10 ths very liEo offerings, less thau ton ear
goes being on sac. Tbs fow cargots offered sold
readily 10 the local yard trade, but tlers vero few
country buyers present Values weso asaiy, and, ws
presume, Without any chnnge, although It was dloult
to Judge o~lng to the tacs TINT eacs were not re-.
corded Jofst aud acantllnR auotablo Rt t8.00G B.25
aud slripn aud boards Al $3oOta 400 for common to
chatce cArgne#. Lath 41.60. Shingles, s.,lNo1Gu.
Cloa!ng atoa.ly.
The local and country retail trade fair ani yard
dealers rcrcr. fair trato at full 1rices.
, 1875-08-27
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7,5M
500
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The following wefo ths roestpta aud ahtpmsnts Of
The lsadiu& Artoss Of produce in this city during lhs
twenty-fouT hours ending 1t o'clock on TAufsa.y
morning and for tho corresponding d4e oue year aao
, 1875-08-27
More Currency Going to the Country.
New York Exchange Weak.
The Produce Markets Moro Active---
Pork Quito Weak.
Wheat aud Corn Depressed by Fine
Wcathcr-.-Fair Shipments.
FINANCIAL.


ers and merchants. Much depends upoa the wcatt'cl
Of tho thlty days, and calculations be malt
On that. The prospect u good, howeyer, and If tit
il allowed to mature It Is not unsafe 10 trsut,
that Tho coming will be The must PROSPEROUS
OLE that has lu,owed tho t'auic.
Tho indications III banking circlea ro!ns 10 erca
lncreats In buaineas fn Tho next thirty days. Tnt
movement Of currency to the country las qWIckeue
during thu Last I've days, and th!a IL accompanied y
gfeater demand for bank accommodations lhtl nn
city anu country account The Withdrawal Of 'loI oAl4
continues, and conaerabls amount ot 1i l.. scllt
IL by she country banks for rcdlscouus
Rates Of discount At tho banks lnt hanged 10
regular cnstoMers, at aa 10 ar crnf, but to liei~n'
ent outside borrowers rates pcrtrrtity rfner fur
1oAE ums loans. Shnr paIos 10 stilt se4uhy saksn A
rates to Per cent below thoss given to regular Gus
toners.
On the street there las brcn Improvement IN tla
uniform du1Ifas la:cs %r II tcr cent
Nuw York exchange weak snd inAetsa ut par
70 Is: discount between Lanks for q, ,00o.
Tho movement Of currency ,as ttsel aAoscs notice
ably larger, especially to tho wheatregons Of Miuno
sota.
The n.pasings wers *if0o,GD.
tSPRoIlrAILE TAXATION.
Increased taxes 10 always generally Increase
-sycnue. Tho boston Aagfrttser srraks of tic fat
that tho recent &tatencnt of the Government
balance-shces showed loss Of f1,7b00O0 from
The higher taxes l,uposed last winter Instead of gain
Of J.i,ttN,N0, rs promised. 1t might add, Eayn
the rhsielrLil LEDGER, tuat tue whisky t4x las rr
diced tho wniaky ring which was rrolcttd. and that
ths renposftion Of tho 10 per ceut duties has not
:" stimulated industrial"
nnErtau nASEINd.
1he London Tines In iA money article Of tho 1i.h
tns continues s commeut tho ooBo business tue
tunt-stock tanks Of London. Ills m,slery to tha
Tina " how even bad management could drift them
Into osAes 10 heavy aA they h4so lataly sustained"
, 1875-08-27
The local and country retail trade fair, ani yard
tealers rcpcr. . fair trade At tull rEcea.
TELECRAPHtC MARKET REPORTS,



Rpeetaj Di.paeh Ia Tht CAiea7o Ttisupx
LtvEnroot, Aug. 2o-l1 4. m.-FLou4-So. i, 40 ;
No. Q, 25a.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, los 1ol; No. 2.
Ios 9d: spring. No. l. los 3D. No. iGs white, No.
!, lis I'd; No. !, lis I'd: club, No, J. Ia: No. =.
lla I'd, oorn-So. !, Sis Cd No. 2, a3a.
Fnovzstoss-rork, Bus. Lard, bJp@tls.
L1vEnfooL, Aug. misunderstanding Etata
Western. a7s.
oRArs-Wheat-Eo. 4 To No. apring, 1oa@los IL.
Corn-M,e1 a3'.
1'novlsloNs-intk, Western, SIS Cd; Eaatorn, eos.
Beef-New American, ia vi. Lard, eos VI. DAeoa-
Cumberland cut. e24.
CnEraE-52s.
TALLow-isa.
pEgnoLEuu--Renued, gNd sptrits, 9d.
LONDON, Aug. 2a.-AAln.oAN nA1InoAo sEounrtus
-Eric. 14;f; preferred, 10.
PErRoLEuA-Henusd, 0Kd: spirits, p1asxd.
PARls, Aug. 2d.-TAE B4xK or FA4scz-The aracie
in the Bank Of france Increased 00f during tbs
past wock+
NExrEs-G1f 41c.
TnE DAAE or ESsLAAD-Tho &mount Of bullion IN
tho D.nk Of England decreased seJ,o0l during tho
past woek Tho proportion OF tho banks reaszys 10 ts
liability ~ b54 por cent.
NEw yonE, Aug. 9g.-MoxRrAnY CoxMEy7s.-A
dispatch from London station that there paa tuuc,
better feeling In tho srket At Tho opening Of bust.
etu thtn at hn coso yesterday. Tho changes pricca
arc rulInrortant, except In ono or two tn.tarccs:
Ghtcd at&tes Government bands steady. Erie ~
covered from the depression Of yesterday anl ayauc-
ed II per cent, Just tho amount Of tho tecine Tue
ttse Of par cont In New York CsntIsl was lost this
morning. Speculation In ahares hua baen active, aud
these fluctuations Of per cont At time arc undouLt-
cdy tho result Of 4 speculative movement. Uuiou
Pacific land-granta declined per cent. pcuns5Iyapa
Railroad sharea advanced per cent, and In far
demand. Contrary to the general expectauon, the
Directors OF tho l,ank Of England announce that the
ratio Of alacoun. IL unchanged.
FRAskroxT, Aug. 25.-'G5s, 100i<,
AAF~ERp, Aug. .9G.-pxrnoLEuu-15ft 60.
, 1875-08-27

Nas'ensl ntnk of Illinois. is..............ll2 ll3
1incin T1nst and .vinga BANK. .+...
Mcr hanlA' # WINGS itsln and Truat Co.. .l35 1fl
Ei0tt E.sttnil'1 Iltnk nk....,........,..., fa1
NnitI Ssnt Yard Satanal. ...............1n .....
lids Antl fNAther nink. l1j .....
MiarkLtAEEOUa.
Eni. As:ti.
City nsflvay. Aout. Site e...,...........it} .....
t.Itj Etway. Nrat Hiir.. ll.K 13.4
City ln.bwry. So,tII Iti.e...............itl .....
TrAier.' tnhEranre Company 100 .....
thahiler Ut Cnmntrrf. ................... "a n
rhttnRn " lighs nnd Cnke CamnAnY Y....1H So,
Chicago h Northwestern geld EOndB. ,,,,, at IA
Fnllnan Fiis Car Gamplny.... o. 10
Exluaitloh Rtoek. Is .,,,
, 1875-08-27
LIVESTOCK,
fyttt{fIflf1

oATTLE-lf good to extra shipping hecyes-for
which there was fairly sattafacory narket-se e.
cepsod. trade was without auimatton aud prices we're
aBalu ws-k. I1htsad Of decrease In the rccqrg NJ
hid beop iooRcd for, tho number was larRor, au a.
the quality showed 10 change for tle bcetr .ny I'm.
IroVenent In p.ccs was simply cut Of Tho question
Tbs offerings Of fst-cAss steers were mtc, 10 thrss
droscs which Wers taken by shippers at st.s8 sss7H,
aud tlco. There were few sAea Of seconl.class at
A7'so.25 but the larger part Of tile day'1 trading
was dono 1t t'o13,.oo for eonmnn to good shipping
6eoves: 81 fo.5J43.75 for common 10 good cow. aud
!nfcr!or 10 iaiaA steers local account and
33.a0 fol TexAs cattle. Tbs msrkct closed heavy
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Hsoses-1Fade1 siaer1, weighing 1850
10 tto.0 Ns...,.. G,f9At.75
Caaise Dedyts-Fiue IT. well formed year
to se-r oMi tteers, Weighing l,2-0 10
- bt..... ..............;........... -. 6.7sas.a5
Gool Dteyet-Heu-flttened Rtcers, Weigh
ing ilso TO ,S9 b.oo95.eo
ing luo to ,2o Observation-Disclosures bs 4.238s.oo
Dufthsrs' Btock-poor 10 fair steass, anu
common to chol o COWS. for city slaughter,
weighing J,F0 to ,l00 9.1sa no
eto < cttte-canmon cattle, weighing TUU
" ,ua1 ah.. 3,QtG3AQ1
Inferior-I.ght aud thin cows. hoifefs
suKs, bllA, nfl1 slalamap steer. 2"bj1tn
TexAy C.tle-ThrouRA htoyta. a2j,a;t n
, 1875-08-27

r1o,rn- ,.ev .,',n s,' 1,'l,.,,
ioo"~"a" very W" anu quo'ao15 lo"sf, except
on eholea family bsAuls u sptilH, Which we're held
stusl!ly Tho dc1naud was poor, even from hs ho,us
trade md .tipnpr. r ara mi NJ IL. r,..t.t o..
,....to,. a. =. nv, 81, .,. - =. r'.-ss ~ ~. ts
tt4,'I'eu !" ~ D'!s "'a'se u siuWA'.7o 1so bf1s
eprtnH e1sras mostly II $d2s and 10 bta rye -four
psiyate lsrtps Total abQ b,la-he es e.lea nf
~. ....o. ~. ,.,I., ,.., ...h .t s',. ..'se "
49, ..t... =. -ls". a .uo I""o"lus =.
W. A'A"a tanBe o' prices. enolee WATER sxttns, ,a7e9
e.oo; common to Eoad do. $i6 @o.73; choice spsiug
e.tru, x:,u0aG37E; I'll. DO .htpuina uruur.. ;s,as
b7s. M,nnr.ot, a. on.7 o. ns,a,.t .',,s.,,. -
go. go. tuAss' sas ps.eA' springs so.ts9
s'eo; spring suFeshnes. $3'aaa.2a; rye Hour, $40
@s.5D.
nnAN-Was IN gool rtqusst, and nrnsr. oytnu Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
1n0es to ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMusKMENrs-E tercaih Pu0e4th 5h and 9th columns
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKERs-TcnN Togc-sth column
BOARD AND ROoMs-Eiereah Idge-lst, "a, anu 81 COZ
umns.
BUsINEss NoTiCEs-Srth Paqe-lst column.
CuANCEs FOR 81 s,>Ess MES-EighM Pdge-ith coiuinnl
CIoTHING--EiohM Tdge-4th column
CORPORATION NorICEs-Eighh Foge-9th column
DENTISTRY Eercnfh Fdqc-1st column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES Tenth POOc-ith column
EUROPEAN HOrELs-Bighh Pdqe-5th and 6'h Columns
FINANcIALc-TeliM Idge-3d and ith columns
FuRNITuRE-Etercnh IoQe-lSt coiuilh. ,,, Ip
HEIP WANTxD-MAiEs -Eiercnfh Fags-6th column; Fk
MALES -Eiertph Idge-6th column
HOrrIs-E Eleventh fdgc-tth column.
ISSrnrcrioS- Eichh IuQe-3d and ith columns
LECTURES AND NhtIiNGs-hnrsnh loge-o'" 'o;'''"
LEGAL NOTICFs-F,nh TUge-6th column
MACuisEgY-- EiqhM Feqe-6th column
Marnir AND 81 Ale MANTELs-EieTeaN Idqe-lst cor
=, -, c.. u,,,,n,
MIscEILANrous-I Tfth Page-6th column; IreGm rage
-4th, 18th, and 9th columns ,,
MusICAL INsTHuNENTs-Eighh Inde-ith column
NEw PUMIcATio>s- Eighth Ioqe-id column ,...
BEooxIYN-Eighh Tagc-5th column NEwJEEsE1r :,
Eicbih Tu0c-Jth column: COUNTY, -Lig"M Iuuemo.
and 18th columns ACCTiON-ktghh i"ge-o'n coi"hi"
To FxCHANGR-Eighh I0Ge-6tb column.
SALES NJ Ta t tt conmn
srrcI.I NOrIcrs-S ereaH Pdqe-6th column -,
ar I.oss AsTkp -Eiercnh Iege-4th ana otn
Columns: FEMALES EicrcaM Pdge-3th ana OF" GUY
srAIicNrRY-Fidh Poqr-6th column o.,
SrsiMnoAm AMI, RAILRoADs-Tenth Fd9e-oth ana otl
s,x.%pps OcrAy-Tcnh Poqe-ith and 9Th columns
0TDR ACE-EichH Iu0e-4th column A.. .,...,.
suxMrR RETRLArs-Elerenh Idgc-3d ana 4th eoiulhns
TIIp TURF-EirrenM TUQc-6th column.
TyAcugRs-Eighh FdQe-ith column. o., ,u
To IET. CITY PRoPERTY-Lighh IdSe-o'n eoiuuu
BROoKLYN-k,Jhh Pdge-Oth coIumh; Oo'Nih'
EiQhh Td1e-6th column , w. c., ,~,r
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-fUh fdSc-oth cofusii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
THE TRIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR,
me "a az Ggves ,ndioai, days 81 aOI:us small
o the Ycdr
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORRiGS.-The Carlists report that they have
gained an important victory near Corona in Spain.
The Spanish Government has renewed its complaint
of manifestations of sympathy in France for the
Carsts - Tho Sultan of Zanzibar has arrived
in England
DoMEsnC.-Person G. Cheney, Republican, was
elected Governor of New-Hampshire by the State
Legislature yesterday. - he National Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers of Knit Underwear has
resolved to stop work for two months
or more - The Connecticut Legislature
considered several proposed constitutional amend
ments. - The Galveston contempt case was
dismissed - Further changes in the Treas
ury Department are rumored - The State Con
vention Of superintendent of the Poor adjourned.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-In the snit against Henry
Ward Beecher William A. Beach began the closing
argument for the plaintiff. - Appraiser Darlings
report on suspected invoices of schulhof d Co.
wss made. showing that 10 ont of 100 were
correct petition for relief from
the Harlem fats nuisance was presented
70 ths Grand Jury by physicians living
"a tho affected quarter. - Eugene A. Heath was
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day in the fields. The worst social danger
before the next generation lies precisely in this
direction, and the only help for 1t Is In the
provision for the lower classes of RATIONAL
clean amusement, and in the personal super
vision of every educated boy by his parents
that he be not tainted by either the books TO
which we adverted or by the plays which
present them. These books, let us add'
will be found in places where the
most careful mother will hardly look lot
them. The issues of respectable publishing
firms, even Sunday school libraries, are full OF
tales of heated passions and reckless bravado
which end precisely in such heroisms as poor
Johns, in the dock. Even when such tales are
untainted with actual guilt they give the boy
utterly false ideas of his place and Importance
in life. The whOlesomest lesson for lad IS
that of his own insignif1cance. Our grand
fathers erred perhaps in stern neglect OF their
children, but they taught them their place as
silly children, after all. One did not hear then
of ten-year- old suicides and murdercrs in the
upper classes, and newly breechcd burglars In
The docks.
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PEACE N NEU-H1NPSHfRE.

The New Hampshire people had the satlsfac-
ton Yesterday of seeing their representatives
in the Legislature conclude the series of mis-
takes which began with the declaration
of the votes at the annual election
in March last, and was finished with
the partial decision of the question sub
mitted to the Judges of the Superior Court
regarding the right of the Governor and Coun-
ell, acting as canvasscrs of the votes for State
Senators, to 90 behind the returns submitted to
them. There was no bloOdshed, no disturbance,
nothing of disorder but very calm
and quiet submission to the dictum of the
Superior Court. This was all creditable
to the good sense of the people. There was
really nothing worth making a disturbance
about. As stated some days ago in THE
TRIBUNE, the questions involved were from the
beginning purely technical, affecting no issue
of National and hardly of State politics. hav
ing no vital relation with anything except the
rights of two or three persons to hold Office
and enjoy the hOnOrs and emOluments thereof.
The only point in the whole controversy in
which there cOuldbe. by any violence of inference
or forcing of analOgies, reasonable public
interest, was that contained in the action of a
Democratic Board Of Canvassers, who petit
logged and dubbed to secure a paltry party
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. George Riddle, whose credtable dcbut
attracted attention and praise, not long since In Boston
aud here engaged for next in the stock
company at the Boston Museum.
A farewell night of Opera BOulfe is an.
the party that was recently the Lyceum Theater. viii
present GiroheGroha" on Friday night at the Terrace
Mr.. Stephen Massett rcappcars after long
wandcrings He Is in Paris and late number OF Tho
American Register highly commends an entertainment
which he gave there, the Sale Philippe Herr, in the
Rue Cary. Mr. Massett's limitations Of Edwin Forrc6
and Anna Bishop appear to have made an emphatic hit
Miss DargOns reading, Oh Tuesday night. at
Parepa Hail. presented the following programme. which
was brilliantly executed and cordially rceiyed Two
scenes from "The School for Scandal" Sherdans
Ride" Beautiful Snow" The Raven" The Lost
Heir" scene from tho Merchant of Venice" Bingea
Oh the Rhne," "A Mans Man for a. That Fonts
nov" and a chapter from The Bedott Papers"