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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
PUBLIC OPINION

Our reason for desiring n return 10 specie
payment II That the evil of inflated '' .dbl'
paper currency IL very greater aynent ~
our Government securities IN gO,d would O..-NeW-
Orleans Tinas DEM
The decision of Judge Learned. that the
canal Con mifs sion cannot punish nisOn Tor refusing
produce hi- BOOKS may hf very good law, bat o tn-
recent decision OF the Court Of Appeals ~
Tweed 10 makes slim show specimen Of Justice.
lNe"bl'sh journal lRePl
Let tho good man DelanO stick. Let the
mAcsO'e"t Yale Professor dared cnArec trsui
punished IA au example Ia all wicked would
uuh) DrEhV OUT otIcB, gocf man, 5lc6-thd 70 be-
Tore Democratic Congress next Winter for triumphant
Vinararon!-t baltimore 0azette (Dem.1
We have gu inexpressible scOTn for every
ming Ike aSrartanisn. Communism. 81 81 r. it
sni buj nave lttic le5s Tor tliat y5icgdIc
principle OF general economy, which wDLd ind TIE
y ans and the muscle OF tAo m,.Un5 r1si for
'he ui'is OF the mIucy kInfs-t cnnOHd WIZ ID ~
The Canal investigation need Mt cease bat
10 seriously crippled by Judge Learned decision. i4,i
We inquiry Iroceed and 10 WI dn god o. lsc
expos" all their affairs with tie Re nIinIas,O.
may have one Oi lie hands tied b as IL. n.cA bat nov
thdt "a bas begun, ut 1t iAG III lost II VI tAc
other.-tUtica Herald (kopl
Wa doubt very mach whether the Chris
wan iutaio vii icoi AT a.i fl, eic address tnc
v nan commission Whei,cr OF nof tic - ~ ~ j-
0Nt M Hl'nnbs = certain 5idsfiy %" Noen iis' ~ ii
INC ofrLS,lan publiC We Hl loaye b. l. latter comp
E't O"@y ~ decide. Their opinion miY H. materially
S'-4 ~ TIE ie orr ~ sc DtW lTylALe tDk4lI s'iOh
Scn ha, sief Cat"ctd upon ~ iuyestl aisn- ana Jsi
V'oitN, "nioh. Vshor Innings at Omaha, tAat Au III
ian asrut iuc~ ed fer 7Osl loud " cattle whoa la
- ~ o1th 10 d'atn before LeiyBy "g suppose u Wa
80 maj al tLi Particular agency the Incisie hhd
..n' 10 iE Jlhfsi Atu1cd rs - care whei4. ne
Ftyho *, ~
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PrOJdbn
oHTLpREy.s CHARITABLE EXCURSIONS.

A free excursion for the poor children or
the Fourth Ward was given On Saturday under the
agcinent OF George L. Williams About 1900 children
embarked the foot OF DOver-st on the barge Re
public ana - they passed up the East River loudly
chcered friends whom they recognized on the piers
Breakfast was served oil board, and after arriving
AT Oriental Grove the children INDUCED in bathing and 10
play ing in all parts OF the grounds At Jig O'CLOCK the
marty went on board barge and while their way to
me pier treated to lemonade, sandwiches Ice cream
and cake Dancing, singing and playing enlyened tue
hours until the landing In the city The expenses or the
trip amounted 10 about $500.
The tutrd excursion Of the Floating Hospital OF 81.
Jrhn's (iuid wts given Saturday. The number or
children on board Si5 Carts OF al mission were fur
n,he 10 each ply stan In tee ely. and no children were
allowed TO Join the party EXCEPT those who had ecaet.
given them by doctors certifying to tue genunenoss III
their Illness. FIVE policemen were ON board, WIN ser
geaut Deyoe of the Twenty third Precinct Ia charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Montreal, Some days before cargo OF wheat ie"
the same city for Europe by way Of Antwerp P",-
chased by dealers who preferred not to buy through
New-YOrk.
PERSONAL.

n, James Lick is said to be steadily i'm
proving In health .,.A
Mr. Amass Walker is in such poor health
.na. he Is Obliged to abstain f-Om an writing whaS
ever c
Congressman Chester w. Chaplin of Spring
neld Mass. formerly s'ascNiVer' "Hd ID ''u Nv"
to bo worth S1o.OOoVoo' ,.
The Brown University students were not dis
.raed evidently by their exploits in crabcatchng nj
Saratoga They building new boathou'c az Ill ca
pense OF $1,000.
"Admiral" Semmes il an everyday figure
on the streets OF Mobile but has oid lopna as c
parted him. and he Is no longer of 'Rnuence ei'he
IN politics or society
Gen. George 8. Batcheller has been to Egypt
where he was installed Judge. according to appoint
ment After the formalitcs over he was gran,eh
vacation till October. ana LIE Is no" III ta'i' WIN ~
family enjoying himself
Mr. David Jefflics. who was town treasurer
OF Boston about century WAS recalled 'o inc ho
DRY Of Boston citizens last week by sons "orAeu wa"
were repairing Fsncui Hall Lifting loose board ID 'n'
floor OF the attic. they discovered iot OF Oh
and letters bearing date from 1910 to 1900 They were
s the property OF Mr.. JcfrieS aud have hcen e' "
by the city One OF the papers contained ,ne
1907 which amounted 20 So9.Ol0 63 Ahoiher paper
shows the taxlst Of Richard Gridey. who planned th
fortifcatiOns OF Bunker Ill., anu there were soNei1
others O interest and value.
The Rev Father Thomas Burke writes IA fol-
Icws from Galway ireland. "a friend in Louisville con-
armng the reports Of his improving health; Il nave
been ang much since january but managed TO preaeh
the Len, IN Dublin though always In pain ana staying
I'm bed almost every day til evening. After Easter l
ya,t Immediately to giyo retreat in Cork preaching
three serraous day, and that finished me leame DOWN
here disabled on the 25tb Of April. and after moh 81
great suffering finding myself no better went 20 u-
lin and secured the attendance of The three ns Phys
c,ns In the city They found suffering fr0n ulOcTf
don Of he bowels and Inflammation OF the mu o- menu
hrne The doctors said they were not WItiOut nope o
CIV recovery Rest long ami perfect proper food and
MEDICINE will they hope. bring me through me prs NJ
cTisis / feol myself that with Gods Lelt shhu r.
ooyer and my doctor here who is really clever Ins 10
quite confident"
sruT,rcA ART. Aug. 1.-The Emperor William
has teesTaphed from Gsscin that he VIII contribute
nriz of honor to No competed for n the German National
Rife MATCH WHOM IL 20 cake place here nest week
washington. Aug 1.-Sir Edward Thornton
the British Min sier left here yesterday morning Tor
Long Branch He viii spend psrt o: this month al New
port K J. 49, ,
MANCHESTER, n. H.. Aug. 1.-Henry Ward
Ree.hcr Will deliver the annual address Et tie NewEn-
gland ard New Hampshire Agricultural Fair, 10 nc he'd
her next h. The fair will be opened oept - ana
CLOSE the 10th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
ELEEwIlERE.

FoRr ScOrr, Kan, Aug. IA block OF
buildings Plson Kan. was nearly dislroyed by nre On
Friday and but FOR heavy tno entire town would
b,c ,eeu copsurrd TIE lrqs II about s2j 900. There
il iess than Il 600 of Ihe bock destroyed
via o. immediately rebuilt.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. 1.-The Touring
mill as Dorr II miles south u this city, burned on
Friday II was owned By r. II Helmer. Loss $4,000 ;
insurance, ~ 900. The mill pratOr, FEED Ncwniah
loot lis books aad lot VI gram and Hour.
KEsyERUNK, Maine, Aug. 1.-The loss by the
,.,,.. NJ p.rsin. 4 trawfo.i', steanmill at kenne
bunkport Friday wa. sJj. 900: insurance So 900.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 1.-The grocery
mi .,,on If Michael GUILTY. CORNER VI wooI and Water
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BIRTH
MArARAN-alrS Henry Mstaran. OF a laughter. riy 3D.
BIRTH.
DIED.


BFNNET-In Brooklyn. sundy August George Bennett
81 d. tse 06t1 year Of his age. .
Relatives ami irlrus invited 10 attend the FUNERAL from
LIS ae re-deDce go Adams st. Tuesday, the 81 hst ~
Sp
JINGOu SUNDAY August at the residence OF her son.
Chas T. lung Catherine Norwood wife or Ihe0bald G. jung
In the 6Sth year ot her age. .,..,..
Relatives AID friends invited 10 attend the mineral " hef
la residence. 3J9 Gates BROOKLYN Iue-ay Ntrf
noon August At O'Clock her remain WILL Do Uit rfsi
In tie Marble Cemetery. Second ST. near second ave.
Now.YOr.-
LAKEAt Grayesend l. L. saturday. July 81. Ann still
well. wlr Cf John J. Lake. 49,.
funeral her lato residence Oh Monday August = 3.
O'Clock p. H.
MCCLAV FAT Newark. " j, July ii. Juia hsrtnA WIFE
Fr, ,r, ces AZ her residence 40 81 GU iionsys
Newark. Tuesday, August 3 ii " Will. se4stS
flo Iib,ry, Destr0sses or Corilanitst Intrinent ~
Greenwood cemetery At thr convenience OF the aniiy
OWENIu this city OF pneumonia sunday, August l. 1873.
aged - years Abraham owen VI the NewJefsy On
Te relative. and friends are attend the funeral
from residence. l6J Last Eighty rstst on Iuoay
Afternoon II ms az O'Clock. re remain. va -
taken to WOODROW Island for nteflent Wednrs
d. nOrRIs .h last. Leave loot ~ hteaaA 81 81 IL
Ocitgs.
PfARsAII-Tn Brooklyn July 81. Carrie r. daughter q
TTeAdseu Poarsal aged 20 years, nsnIns saa
Fsra services from her ats residence ~ Fort Gresneplc%
Tuesday. 2 p m
st ANFORD-At Iltchheld. Conn.,, saturday. July 81
Eliza widow the late David stanford OF BROOKLYN n T.
AROn Fr ~ July 20 ~ dphtheria Bentley only 500
OF Tnos H. and iIOsalAr ,ntey fcwaT. aged yeafs
Fun,ra at his grandfather Peter bentley.
esq Jersey city hisntS. Tuesday Adg~St at y u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
THE ACTION or A PUBLIC MEETING IN NisH-
VILE
NASHVILLE, Teun., Aug. IA public meet

NASHVILLE, Teun.. Aug. IA public meet
ing held evening for tho purpose OF expressing
sympathy for the nations loss tho death OF krrS
dcIit Johnson. The following resolutions passed:
ResOrcd. That we have hoard with sorrow Of the sal
bereavement tho people Of Tennessee in the loss or
guide " no has Tor many pointed cat tie Ight
way 10 political 81 ely and whose services AZ tabs tme
appeared t. as so import mt 20 the Republic.
ScrD0d: That WE deeply synpatnZc VITA hia aged ana
all ccd III her hcreayCm NJ, and VITA his daughter
and ana their families IN the loss they called on
10 mourn
Ihird That in View OI the exalted character, great
ibuis, aud the sublime &c taught by 10 thIS
generation OF his count ym"n Com ntcc from the va
counties Vf Sidd nnrssce c appointed 10 sttct
suitable place aud day Tor Appropriately celebrating
the Ohsucs departed country ana that the
Commit. he authorized t. select -Ofne whO -na
prepare an address emDOdyS tilc lessons wnch Andrew
Johnson has gwen 10 cOuntTynen, ana mat ,le iO-
lowing bc appointed 7uCu Cvinttec upon tHe
Ch5euIrs Of Andrew JOHNSON.
The Committee il composed OF over leo " the most
prominent citizens OF ,idle Tennessee" Every arrange
Inent Ie tue funeral take place AT Grcenyie
Tenn Tuesday. hut may he changed and the re
mains brought to this city for ntsrmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
STORMS IN THE VEST.
HEAVY RAINS AND rREsHErs NORTH OF THE
OHIO.

HEAVY RAINS AND TREsHErs NORTH OF THE
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Aug. IA report reached here
tonight that the Miami River out Of lis banks and the
western part OF Hamilton is partially submerged 70 q
depth three feet There are no trains out To-
night on this Pan Handle the Cincinnati, Hamilton.
and Dayton Railroad Another heavy rainfall occurred
this afternoon, doing damage to streets and
sidew alks, and flooding cellars 70 some extent
landslide is reported the Little Miami Railroad Tho
Signal Office reports the total fall OF rain for July, OBJ
served &C this station ut 1888 inches. Rain fol- on %
days during the month Accounts received OF heavy
during the past % hours IN Ohio Indiana and Hi
nois. All the cotton lands along the Vermion Rive.
oyeriOwed. and the stream mn or
floating wheat shocks. At Zionville, Ind. the
mOat damaging rain " the seasDn fell. Tue
streams are flooding the country In that vicinity
Several hundred OF the indianapolis and Lafayette
Railroad washed out and two bridges over crooked
Creek moved out OF line. Extensive damage "a reported
TO railroads in Indiana. WashOuts Of track and losses
OF bridges have taken place. In Ohio rain Is still falling
and che streams continue rising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyFRPOOL-fHs tsq5aship BrttGapsG, July 3lDr
q r. EAss 1. Dl.s.- Mss Jtnnie Blis Auss'o DrcA
ter Au,aleo Aspasa Gcl. James b Crag MIA Jsues r.
(rag ana servants a. craig nsslton BaAtor Miss a. g
Craig Mrs Dousy, T. Maokinnon. Lout E. l. Bradford, MI
" Onser r. H. klrby, Aaspl Bres. Miss A. L. sloan
James aihan, Benjamin FABIAN, Dr. w n scott, tarek
rin duncan Mckinnon, Mrs barbara Forbes j. A. Rich
arlnn r. MARYLAND. BroSg Z. snort Mrs J. &. ,aort
Master oscar short, J. ID. Hall, MIRA IL. y. Roberts,
MIR, e. = WellA r. L. Bood. Thomas King. u. r..
Gee, ". W. sabine. Mrs ", sabine r. 3 Ienderson.
Alns Mrs A. Ann, A. Fowior. COL George h. Afford, uroa
Doids Mr. shaw, A. Abrsham-. Mr. Jenroys J. h. Jenkins
M Ws0n " " But-r Royal Taylor A. If. Edinger, L. H.
Blake A r. Scott. H. Gurtiea MIss B"ce. - G.
brvS ars Mary Ana OTeen. Miss Minnie Green. Asstor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
TIE ST11E OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA NLFhI1 MANNED
HAvAS, July 81 Sugar-Marke; opened hr1r but closed
duh prices nominal ami small Nos 40 " u D.
5 ia rs reals per Nos . ~ 20 D. - II 2n2l .
reals Moassrs IL i0lls reals C"ncentrae Sugars
IA 10 loud qualify 20ll reals MuscOvAi0 sugars COul.
mon 10 Fair I2 u = do Fair 20 Good Keuins l2h1
/ r.a!s warehouse ut Havana AID III 4tanzsb',
943 and 20 500 hhds rtceip VI the ~rr 300
boxes 100 aids exp ITO during the week - boxes
aud h 200 hnds including 500 ami k0UU Ehds TO
ms pited stats M0lsses duh and nominal 80 i.groe
ra1,rI.tiou g5L r,Al, = he t3sdS40 a. cvt.
butrr Oasso : quinal for Am eau l"ur % @s52 20
Tor SAT- AZ " Q.lntal Tor Auleri
can sugar cnrri Lard IN kegs $42dsi2 y qMnta In ns
as Ods46 30. Potatoes el6 y bDL Way elbow,
xi3a.l4 a arrobe Naval stores nominal LuIuOer-Wle
ine si14s73 NJ. -hOOks quiet Boz. reals Corn. 2
aio raI fr- quet loading at Havana Tor the nj
states y box OF sugar 01c hhd Of sugar, ~ % Tx
chan te,l .utul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
A pprTAL HUSBANDS VIOLENCE.

Hugh McCloskey, age As, IN idle. dissipated
stone-cuter who has been supported by his Hhes III
dustry ut No. 367 Fusingaye.. Brooklyn abused her
all day on Saturday and about midnight began to beat
her Mrs Brennan their landlady. mterfered, and he
dess;ed till about yesterday, when he renewed
I,mes ana Edward P.fz-immOns two brothers who
boarded with thc f,rn,ly mteriend in the wes bebaif
wien Mc(Uskey at, "a, ked them with handsaw nearly
syerug the ear from bis mead, and ntictng
severe scaip wound Edward. Officers Rckard and
smith Of ta Fourth Precinct di,arned hcCl'.hey and
locked him up ut the Myrtle Avenue otatiOnIousc for
examination before justice Rlcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
THE EFFECT OF THE NEWS.
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following Exc

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following Exec
utiye order has been issued
wAsHISGroS July 81 1873.
II becomes the painful duty Of the President 10
nounce To the people Of the United states the death Of
Andrew Johnson the last survivor OF his honcred rree
cess0rs which occurred In Carter County East Tonnes
see Mt an early hour ths morning The soemny OF the
occasion which called him to the Presidency with the
varied nature and length OF hs public services. will
eanse him to be long remembered and OCCASION
ing for the death OF dstin uishcd public servant As
mark OF respect for the memory Of the deceased t Is
dered that the Executive Mansion and several De
partments OF the Government at Washington be dsped
in mourning until the close " the day designated for his
funeral, aud that all public busiiies suspended
day 1t is further ordered that tho War and Navy De
partments cause suitable honOrs to be paid tho
sion TO tho memory of tho llustrous dead.
Z. g. GRANT.
BY the President: JOHN I. CADw ALADER, Actins Sec
retary OF state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

Sta were burned this morning Tho loss Is 5000. on
which there 10 800 insurance In the tua OF Hartford
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. LA fire broke
out thismornng in bakery Of John sowerby South
Church Hill, which Consumed together with fsa
frame dwelling houses and the stables OF hl. Sowersby
The loss ia $4,000 insurance. 900. IL supposed
to have been an incendiary fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
TIE FIRE RECORD.
rycryDg,Ry FIRES m TRENTON, N. +.

TRENTON, n. J. Aug. 1.-Two inccndiary
fires occurred early this morning. carpenter snop
owned by the Delaware snd Rarian Canal Company was
burned with ~ contents, causing lUss or o'o on
which there was no insurance. Asbury x Nahdocks
~. trrv was also te and destroyed The he eA-
iened III Z r. pacng rOOus, wAcn vtD 10 cIRtcs ~
ynie- were totally destroyed. Tho loss about 41,OOO
h. fullV COVERED nY nsuIaAGe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
THE RAINS AND THE KANSAS CROPS.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Aug. Threat damage has
been done the small grain yet standing BY tie heavy
of the past weeks. Corn alone IL growing with
vor. and this crop viii probably be the largest ever
produced in tha state. Even on the Eastern border
where the locusts destroyed the first planting the corn
rcplaned late In Jun Is from five ~ seven feet hiGh
and the prospect Is that it will yield full crop. The
heavy rain OF Tuesday last damaged the AchisOn and
Nebraska Rail Dad That trains have not passed over the
road siuce tnat date The road will DO repaired and
trains running regularly by Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
TIE FEELING IN WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The death of Sen
ator Johnson PRODUCES great al OF in this city
among those politically opposed to him lie had
many personal friends here A. n mark Of respect
to his memory. the flag at the Executive Mansion WAS
displayed ~ harnast yesterday from tie flagstaff
r music stand on tho south front ~ th1 An.iOu. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
MTDNIGH1 H'EATHER REPCPr
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHfNGTOH. Monday. Aug. .. lS75-l 8. N.
e,y,o1s.s CDr ths nast fsrsnf n fO,frhOurs

wAsHfNGTOH Monday Aug. .. lS75-l 8. ~
svnoHs.s rDr the Ddst tsrentg fOnrhours
Heavy rains have prevailed in the lake re-
guu. and thence sOuthwaid to the Calf STAIRS, anl
10 Virginia Tie cloud ness las increased
In NwEngland with slight changes al temperature aud
uUrtlerly winds.
The Temporarily, has fallen slightly in the Mississippi
Valley and clear fair weather prevails In the SOUTH
West, Northwest. and the upper lake reg1on. TIE
barometer il lowest IN tie Upper ONO Valley and highest
In tie St Lawrence Valley.
The rivers have risen at LOUIS. Cairo, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati MOrgantOuu and New-Geneva The Cuinbcr-
Land has fallen feet ~ Nashville
Probabilities.
For New gland rain Will prevail with cooler
weather. NOrthcIy 10 ea-tery winds AMI railing oa-
rOm"t, during The afternoon.
For me Mdoe SAes and ne iocer lake REGION g,aer
0il e0udy UeGher and hAN, rih norheTty 70 easter'y
trnds ond sttght chTrgcs IN tenpcrdtTe IoHoTed by
ct airing uefher RISING barometer, and north TO rest
Winds 6lEtag nc night.
For the upper LAKE region, the Upper Mississippi end
Lower Missouri Valleys partly cloudy ana warmer
weather with easterIy to soutnery winds and shght
changes in pressure.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local rains. fol-
lowed by clearing weather. slowly rlonS temperature
and north west Ia southwest winds
For the South Atlantic and cur states. clear or far
weather except in Norh CarOu, sOuthery To westerly
winds, stationary rising temperature anu slght
changes IN barometer. -, -,
TIE rivers in virginia and pennsylvania, the ONO
River, and Lower Mississippi Will riss - -
Ca tOnary signals continue III BialO, Elle CleVelhnu
Toledo Detroit, and Port Huron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
NAVAL. ORDERS.

WASrINGr0N. Aug. 1.-Em>ign +. L. Ludlow is
ordered 10 cL,t survey .uty Acting Boatswan VIM lleston
If or I'd 20 Michigan. Mlsnpnan Chi- r. Miles has
Ttnrted his home having detached run Tue
rtnsa ola ami placed waxing orders i,oaswal
Jus an b. Aken De dtche from The P0"Latan ana Oered
Ia the Washington Navy Yard H0atsN ain James Heron Is
detached ilrn he CaDLgua anu orcrsi 70 temporary duy
Al thn Pensacola Navy Passed Assistant Engineer C.
n MaunEg detach II from the Naval Academy aHd ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
INTERRUPTION TO TRAVEL IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-Another terrible storm
occurred Friday night at Kansas City The track Of the
ST. Louis Kansas City and Northern Railway. near Cam
den was 80 badly damaged that ali trains have been
abandoned. The track OF the LeavenwOrin. Lawrence
and Galveston road at Chanute kas, where IL crosses
tie Missouri. Kansas an Texas road, wa als0 badly
wa. red. md no TRIMS renched the city yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
A BRITISH ESTIMATE OF THE LATE EX-
PRESIDENT.

LONDON Monday Aug. 2, lH75.
The London Times, in its obituary article on
Andrew Jonns0n. says his csrcer lllts rates both
the strong and weak points OF tho Ameri-
can social and political systems. During
hi, tenure If Office hs showed himself wanting
In tact reiinemont- and knowledge OF MEL
Yet he had qualities wh.ch are
not go abundant In American politics
AZ 10 be despsed when found He had doubtless cour
age some political insight aud honesty never siadowed
hy .t,iictOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
IN BROOKLYN. z. D.

About 1910 "A. II. yesterday, fire, which is
supposd to have started in tde esnooc, occurred In
Waterman Co.'S kindlngwOOd factory, AT No. 81 West
81 between Milton and Noble-sts, BrooKlyn, f. d. The
building machinery, and stock were damaged about
~ ,o, ard were insured for yl 800 in the VIII
bursu Clty Insurance COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
A FREsHEr IN TIE MISSOURI PROBABLE.

ST. LOUGs. Aug. 1.-The rain storms Of the
past few days still continue in this state. There have
also been large rnalls In all OF the adjoining states
Aside from the damage done 20 railroads. crops Of all
kinds have sustained great injury Nearly all TIE streams
swollen that considerable apprehension ID felt or
freshot III the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug 1.-The Aroian1be ap-
pealed this morning with ia column rules reversed he
marx ~ rcopect 10 the late * Preside ut Johnson II
prints appeal ur-ng Ihss meeting VI Citizens "
express regrets Ut inc d;3.n Ol itceascd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
IN MILESTONE, l.. I.

A largo barn on tho Haggerty place, ut
Wti.esane occupied b. Mr. Abrams. President Of tie
Railway Advertising Company. was set DIRE Friday
NIGHT la.t and was destroyed Another barn near by
ii 90 the pro IA ,,tnesi Of The hreuel Tue ave STOCK
1.l FRI .4,,s We're saved. Loss probably e5OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
MICHIGAN SAW MILL BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Aug. IA special dispatch to
q Commerce.! frum trOt reports the destruction OF
Co lands saw-nlil ut LsPeer Mich About 3ooo'ooo
fst u lumber burned. Tho loss 10 over $4,000,
win little or no Insurance..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

ppoy1DEScg Il l. July 3l.-Ths Printing Cloths market
was ralev active the past werk anu closed IN an
couse lent anucipate Labor troubles
IN ran River Prices have stene during the week, closing
al 70 &C. for standard and extra o4x'jt cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR -AyANyAH-Ia dednShip Herman Livingston. July
Mrs Mary Mrs A n Johns Charles reetorous
Va / ppbr Julius Jones " Is. reeves, ID. MrschencOr aud
wife Miss InOml-on 6 springer, g. " Nynian NJ feols
CL.ri,s Daniels James Ford W. W. West, IL L. Fernn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGrON, Aug. First I.ent. John McClel-
lI III IN Art.u ry ordered rlott IL person 70 tho
Chic signal Officer Vi the Army for duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

j. W. Sheppard of No. IS Chambers-st has
nist been issuing nicoIy modelled medallion II Mr
beecher which lac Offers ~ moderate pIse, and which
- uXeis " ind many siaifAs.