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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
OBITUARY..
THE REV. HOWELL POWELL.

The Rev. Howell Powell, who died at his
late residence In this city Tuesday, pastor for
many years Of the Welsh Presbyterian Church in Thr
teenths Mr.. Powell, who in his 55ih year, was
native Of Gllnorgau, South Wales, where lie was edu-
Gated for the ministry rs camo TO this country with
his wife and settling Ohio began preaching In 1851
he became pastor OF the Welsh Presbyterian Church in
Cincinnati Ohio where he labored prosDerousy for 10
Tears. Accepting the call OF the Welsh Church he
came to this city In 1870 and actively engage In
the duties OF his pastOrate until some months ago he
was FRUSTRATED by sickness The Late pastor was
greatly beloved By his Welsh cOregiOnsts both In TINS
country and at home. Ho discharged his pastoral
duties with zeal and diligence aud did many generous
nets for the humber members OF his hJck
The funeral service Will take place at noon to-day at
the Welsh PREF Church, Thrteentbst between
second and TulrdaYes. Tue remains will be taken TO
Woodiawn Cemetery for intermeut. memorial sermon
will be preached the Welsh Churcn Sunday evening
NEXT by The Rev. David Harris OF Columbus, Ohio a
feIow.worker with the late pastor for many years III
that State.
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PROSPECTS OF CANAL DEBATE.

A SPEECH FROM MIR. ALYORD AND REPLY BY MR.
DAVIS EXPECTED IN THE AssEMBLY-THE FATE
OF MEsSRs. FAULKNER AND DAyIss RESOLU-
TIONs UNCERTAIN-A QUIET DAY EXPECTED IN
TIE SENATE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY. March 24-An earnest and animated de-
bate is expected in the Assembly tomorrow over
the further consideration Of the Governors mes
sage. Mr.. AlyOrd will probably speak at length
and in a way not dspleasing to the Ring, although
lie may profess great zeal for REFORM 1t is likely
that Mr.. Davis will reply to Mr.. AlyOrd. Speaker
MeGuire is not expected to take part in the debate
but his infirrnty of temper may get the better OF
his prudence as it did to-day AT an early OppOr-
tunity. probably tomorrow, n bill will be intro
duced in the Assembly by Mr.. DAILY. 1t is expected
TO carry out another recommendation of the Gov
ernor's message beside that in regard to an In
spector of Public Works. This is to make subOrdi-
mates removable by the State Engineer aud to make
this officer directly accountable for faults in
administration, giving the Governor power to re-
move him. Legislation to carry out the other
suggestions of the message will be prepared and
brought forward with diligence. The fate Of the
resolutions introduced to-day in the Assembly by
Messrs Faulkner and Davis is somewhat uncertain
In spite Of the attitude which Speaker McGure has
taken, there many IN the Assembly
outside of tho Canal Ring who hesitate
at taking from him the appointment of
the Investigating Committee, and the proposition Of
Mr. Davis naming the Committee in his resolutions
may, perhaps, be withdrawn, or give way to the
plan of allowing the Speaker to appoint the
Committee. In the Senate little heat in the
discussion of tomorrow is looked for. At
present there il no to think
that the Ring will take q bold stand
against reform; but Mr.. Lords adherents in the
senate may, in moderate way, try to defend the
abuses IN canal administration by claiming that
nothing has been done without warrant OF statute.
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THE LABOR TROUBLES AT WILKESBARRL

ALMOST A COAL FAMINE PRODUCED BY THE MINERS
sTRIKK-WANT or AGREEMENT AMONG THE
CANAL ENGINEERS AND PUMPMES.
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, March M.-The strike
Of the anthracite coal miners has produced almost
oal famine in Wkesbarre aud vicinity. The coal COM
panes do not retail coal, but sell II to two general
agencies in this city, where 1t IL retaed TO consumers
These agencies are not able fill than halt their
ordersand some families suffering fIom want OF coal
The Espy mine the only near here which Is now
WORKING, and that is not abe to supply the demand
To-day mfDer named Anthony kotham was
smothered by falling dirt in this mine. and 1t W'll
be closed until his funeral has taken place Coal VIII
have to DO imported from the LacEaWanna District
80 ynost of the mines are sim In operation. The
ttko Of the enalneers and pumpmen OF the Delaware
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LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
For Othe, ship Sers see I'm PaOe,1

ARRIVED
Sp .sdo Io LondoBl brrf shanghai Dee 8. nth t-s
Brig Somerset tof Wintsr SD Haley Cssna 10 days VIM
SHs Ellen H. tBrl Crane snd car4sH via Newport ~
Bfg Pleer Of Yarmouth ST. Rogers CsrfegOs 10 days. vs
scEr Ioocu, of Jere, City, nichols s,gua II sS 'r'h sus's
Schr Emily H. MAYOR ,of PiadephaI Faer, Guantanamo '
Scsr EueSantress Philips sSysaass days with lumber
selr yrais Pace GEORGETOWN . e. dsYs With nad torres
scSr T%ept,.5ne FTend5 - PEisieioSia fof Boston
schr A. p Sho and Dome saysBrah o isys, slh lumber
ScbG M,ry H.isnd ITsId savannah day.. With lumb9
seh Gold un,er f 81 John, n 6 Patterson. Providence s'
sch NJ. W.. Williams aud II days from ST. John, n B.
Sch snow Chpps l6 days from ST. JOha B. fs
scHooSERs-RIvER AND
G Soa'l g. s%h Pfoviieuo. @96s Prdssos
Dr. PragElin New london. Z. G. s.d.er. LONDON.
Bella Peck, New London. ABBY II. boSu PfOyaeetoSH
Lueis Wheatley Philadelphia
ANCHORED AT HART's ISLAND.
Sch George CLuchnan snd Loudieu from Boston Beo
salem morhingon d, Carter kscue ABBY BafeJ
J. Clark and Eliza Eeoecsa
Steamships Abyssna and City OF hOnTeai for Liverpool Ashnd
savannah; Geo for Chasesson Geo Cromwell TOT PoaSef
8iND-saase hght. ). w, thick Of shore and closdy
MEMORANDA.
Bark St. John n ~ smith from Liverpool Which ar
Staten Islaad This IN. t2ihl
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON March 24.-ATysd, steamship VIM p Clyde. n0s'
SAN FRANCISCO March 24Tbe Poetic Mail steamship Cbus ou
Hong Kong YOKOHAMA coming 10 four lty' O'eniae ,
PORTLAND Me- March "a The steamship Capin from Liverpool
H. arrived last rgha he s,eamsh ossan also non
liyep pool Ii via lialaI. arrived hsr, ths H~nS
FOREIGN PORTS.
March 24-Arnvei steamship. City Of heW-fors hs~
mAT1x March 2iTbr steamship EopsOcE from Hamburg
CLerbOu AewlOr arrived here this aud eo~"s
SPOKEN.
March L. lat 25 %, long ~, ship sydenhm 9th from H0s'
for kew.f0rk.
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
nEEIcE OF LILLE CMIEF sIGNAL ORFICER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Thursday March PSI a. NJ
Synopsis for me past tceRtyIcur hours.
Snow has prevailed on the Atlantic coast from
Virginia north-eastward to Maine Clear weather has
nrayailed In the lake region, aud thence southwark o
The Gulf coast with decided change IN temperature,
and increased pressure. - -,
The barometer has fallen In the Northwest, with
southerly winds clear and warmer weather Westerly
winds aud clearing weather prevail 10 the Middle states
and lower lake region.
The Ohio River has fallen, and the Mississippi has
risen three inches at Vicksburg
Probabilities.
For Neto England, the Middle Siaes and pe totoer lake
reQiOn clear clearing heather rH prerai olh slight
changes in temperature, sOu-ceS 10 ROrthea wInds,
and rising barometer during The day.
For the upper lake regions and the Northwest, and
southwark Tennessee and Arkansas clear weather,
except In the Upper Wisconsin Valley, ana 10 hlnne-
sofa. rising temperature, easery 70 southery winds,
and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly cloudy
weather. rising temperature west OF the Mississippi
rising barometer aud north 10 west winds IN the south
Atlantic states, and falling barometer and easteFly
TO heTy winds in the Gulf STATES.
The ONO River will fdll slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
QUESTIONS OF CITY GOVERNMENT.
CONFERRING SUPERVISORS POWERS ON ALDERMEN
THE RATE OF INTEREST ON CITY DEPOSITS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


CONFERRING SUPERVISORS POWERS ON ALDERMEN
THE RATE OF INTEREST ON CITY DEPOSITS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
ALBANY, March 2i-ln the Senate debate ycster-
day on Senator Goes bill concerning Aldermen and
Supervisors in Brooklyn, the question OF the con-
stitutonality Of comforting on Aldermen the powers
and rights of Supervisors came up and was referred
TO the Judiciary Committee. To-day Senator Rob-
ertsOa reported that the Committee are of the
opinon that the comforting on Aldermen the powers
and functions of Supervisors is not IN accordance
with the provisions Of the Constitution. An excep
ton is made in the case of New-YOrk City, which is
covered by special statute.
Considerable debate was had in Committee of the
Whole of the Senate to-day upon the act in regard
TO the rate of interest to be paid city moneys in
New-York Senator Gross urged the necessity of
immediate action on this BILL because the banks
which hold the city deposits have given notice that
they will close accounts tomorrow, being unwilling
TO paw per cent interest required by the present
law Senator Gross declared that city officers now have
no legal authority to designate other banks of de-
nosit The act under consideration leaves the rate
of interest to be fixed by the Mayor and Chamber
lain. On motion of Senator WOodin, the act was
amended so that the Controller is to act with
fine Mayor. and Chamberlain in designating
banks of deposit, and fixing the rate OF in
terest; and TO do these things q concurrent
vote Of all three officers Is required. Ihs motion
was passed by nearly party vote OF those present,
the Republicans voting Yea and the Democrats Nay.
Mr.. WOOdn moved another amendment, liking the
lowest rate of interest to be paid on city deposits at
three per cent This was also passed by nearly q
marty Vote-14 Yeas to 10 Nays. Senator Gross de-
clared his intention of offering an amendment at
another time to allow the rate OF interest 10 Dc maze
lower than three per cent when lt IS I'M
possible to get three per cent The bill was then
ordered to third reading.
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ALBANY.

BILLS BEARING ON THE BEECHER TRIAL.
AN ADVERSE REPORT EXPECTED on BOTH SENATOR
COLES AND REPRESENTATIVES, PETTY's BILLS AL
LOWING THE wITE's TESTIMONY IN CASES TO
WHICH THE HUSBAND IS A PARTY.
IBY TELEGRIPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
ALBANY, March 24.-The Senate Committee on the
Judiciary have had before them Senator Coles bill,
under which, if passed, Mrs Tilton could testify IN
the Beecher suit. Three of the Committee are OPP
posed to the BILL and 1t probably will be reported adj
Yersely tomorrow.
Mr.. Petty's general BILL allowing wives and hus-
bands to testify for against each other in tons
and suits has been referred to the Assembly Judi
cary Committee. 1t not likely to meet with favor
there and in all probability will be adversely re-
ported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Now-Yorks
F. s WINSTON, PREsT, CASH ASSETS, s724l697o o. DEc.
SIsr, Is7L-THs COMPANY, THE OLDEST PURELY ho'
TUAL LlFB Insurance. CORPORATION IN THE UNITED
STATES AND THE LARGEST INSTITUTION OF IT'S CLASS IN
THE WORLD, CONTINUES TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOB
INSURANCE. UPON SELECTED LIVES AND TO INVEST eFS
FUNDS As OCCASION OFFERS IN BONDS SECURED By MoEr-
CAGES ON REAL PROPERTY IN THIS CITY AND STATE Ar-
PucArloSs PoR INSURANCE. MAY BIZ MADE TO raR CON.
PASr DIRECT, OR To AMI OF IT'S AoESTs APPLICATIONS
yoRLoASs MAY BIZ MADR AT IT'S OFFICE, wHERs BLANKS
WILL BE FURSIsRsD AND ALL NECESSARY ISFoaaArIos
GIVEN 10 APPLICANTS
BROADWAY AND LlBERTYsr
FEB. sorH 1873,
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Jay COOKE AND THE SYNDICATE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-In the matter of
Jay COOK Co.. the order made by tho Court on Tues
day was to-day qualified by Judge Cadwallder in the
United States District Court The Register is instructed
that the Courts order OF yesterday does not sanction
absolute allowance OF proof to the amount OF s26 IS
Independently Of the question of equalization or adj
iusment that may arise upon examining the final ac-
count of every one Of several firms Of which the
called Syndicate was composed with such Syndicate,
and comparing those several accounts with one another
and with The final account OF the 0anlrupts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 24-The Senate in Ex-
ecutye to-day confirmed the following noIina
lions:
B1e 70 e Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Theth
NewYors George H. Kbbe. rrmoTeli Thomas j.
JeTrrds, .iIcahul Ageuc Anz1ns.
PostmsstrrWm H. r. Seere at OGeyE H. L. areappointment
Asa ~ smith, H., w. 4. smith, gIcdi d. g.
inter BIIaDehtown reappoir OTTO Fank, LA
coin NeD f.. Not conf mel: Alex Cree
COTadO j. r. Mcksuus renOyrl r. ~ bhaTdsT
Depuison City. Texas, f.Ovd Z. Baker, removed.
lt0r other ogRdrmdl.ns sls second PAGE
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II is A fact which cannot be doubted,

that ever since GEO. p RowELL Co., the NewYork adj
yerisng agents commenced business In the advertising
agency line they have continued TO systeuiatze and
the business TO expand, until the present lme eyory
newspaper knows the firm as well IA u does It's own
office aud the eyathans OF advertising literature look
upon these facilities for expeGinR Hnu ccVnnmlzaa
their work the sheeI-anoh0r VI THEN
port QoWal Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March 24.-Thirty-two thousand
dollars in specie were shipped to New-York by the
steamship Neckar, which sailed from southampton yes
terday,
LONDON, March 25-The cotton masters of
North Lancashire held meeting yesterday, and re-
solved on a general lockout unless the operatives OF
pickeriugs MIL IN Blackburn, who are now ca strike
return 10 work Internationally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
" AbIINUIONJ NIIIOI VI no IVIIV ''rIIs ''l7
patch was received at the Navy Department to-day:

u s. FLAGSHIP FRANKLIN, VILE PKAScHE. March = 1872
siR Ihsyr report afnTa N t barber On ln -O
MI After the departure PyghataB ssh OF frbiuar
remained At Lisbon until the llh AID on that day sailed for ranger
wbr arrived 18th Tanger made ohcial T5 70 lh
Minister Of state poranv residing there IN The absence Of me GOV
tnor received BY him WITH great couesJ S1l via my
nabhe Of good Will toward tue United states
as equity which had alSays been 10 liendJ re
lations vito Morocco. I also visited the hhereef or
Wlou pruce the head Of the hOaammed2n Church IN s
rnUtry also fOTegs minister residing 81 Isnge Oh
GihraIar
there In the the On approaching he barber oil
Gita m the British Channel SqudroB passing out, bound io
Msleira, aud sIenansei sAla'es wlh he5r Aam s
?. BeauebAmP b. seymour teamAha.g'h t,,d I yS.
Cad ships Agaeour flagship 20 guns 6G2s
~ pns 81 tonsi guns, jlU2 tOusi Resistance 10
guns no tonsi Sultan. ~ runs, 523i o9s and Triumph
20 OF February sailed from GiDfr I
Vile FInrhs where arrived the 10Th and sui remain AZ nooa
on tie 80 Of February, the Wsgohs bIaaJ
an alae was Gred and JanAA present
Ia tbs mott and the Alaska Is 5peEa She neeessaJ repairs arc
-. 49, a. be- bolen. JOHs L. NOKDEs,
'''-S ResfAomirAl OomnsndinE. &c.
The Hoa 0ss Al. Rsbssoa seerstsfI VI Ne hau.
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PASSENGERs ARRITED.

PRoY efIARLEsTOS-Ts staDshHp Manhattan March ~ ~
T. Noble Tovnseod b. Tiers = hehaass Ms ~ Nc
Mches 4 GsTpeo ~ y kHasay ~ Harm M. NJ '' ss
Ve a. W. Gregorv H. Tery. Mrs X fauhps Mrs = ~ kesas
r. 4 skedBs Alney. r. Fos.ytL, w HswnId " n.sgss
Wnndbo
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and Hudson Canal Company In the neighborhood OF
Scranton has ended and the have returned TO work
Near Wikesbarre the strike still continues There Is
want OF agreement among the men, which 1t is hoped
will soon put end 10 the strike altogether. Some OF
them did not stop work &C ALL being content with their
Most OF toe who had been employed IN toe
strikers places discharged when the latter offered
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
STRUGGLE FOR THE CONTROL OF THE MAINE
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

BosTON, March 2-At the annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Name Central Railroad held
at Wstervile to-day, fierce struggle between the Bos
ton and Maine and the Eastern Road for the control OF
the directory took place The Eastern ticket was
elected and IN oil productivity the Maine Central Will
aoW be rUa IN the Interest Of that road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
THE CARLIST WAR.

CONSPIRACY TO AssAssINATE GEN. CABRERA.
PARIS. Wednesday. March "a, 1875
A conspiracy for the assassination of Gen.
Cabrera who recently abandoned the Carst cause has
been frustrated. $500
BAYoNNB, Wednesday, March "a, 1875
Don Carlos has issued decree calling into military
service all males in the Navarro provinces over 10 years
of age,
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pAssEMaERa SAILE2.

F4 LTvERPoOLIn steamship 1byata, Msreh onnsss .
etakoss, Miss Uopsaes and mother, Messing NJ enc ~"
lewis Adams ms wslsos ssshsss Nc s 90 " ~
Galbreatb Gsteman Mel Mash, A. p Vbef MT sna ~.
Edward Osbofs w. Donald, A. D0mo H. Barley Tho lempss
ION IN lines d,uGd Ms o. n Kettle Hoa. H. feffe
~ sud r. n Adneb Arthur tiessh NJ eensSlJ yoe,
W. iobad Bshr and sryapt X BarasB H. small, "
b. Wasdo Charles 81 Crumbie Yenars Jas ksns T. seSst
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SPEAKER MoGuIRE,s POSITION.

HIS APPARENT ATTITUDE ON THE RECEPTION OF
THE GOVERNORS Observation-Disclosures OF HIS
SYMPATHY WITH THE RING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUSE.1
ALBANY, March 2i.-The criticism Of Speaker Nc
Guirss ruling last Friday. TO which 10 takes exoep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
ELECTION FOR TEE HUNGARIAN DIET.

ELbCl1ON FUN LIE hUNUhhlhN OlHA'
SUCCESS OF MINISTER TIsZA OVER KOssUTH
PEsrH Wednesday, March o. 1875.
An election for member of the Hungarian
Diet was held 10 Debreczln to-day. The Radicals had
nominated NJ Kossuth but Minister Tsza was reelected
by an overwhelming majority.
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GENERAL FoREIGN NEWS.
TIE FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIs, wodnesday. March q. IS

STATEMENT by M. BUFFET THAT IT Is ESSENTIALLY
CONSERVATIVE.
PARIS, Wednesday, March "a. 1878.
Minister Buffet to-day in an address to the staff
Of officials of the Department Of the Interior dwelt
with emphasis on the fact that the present ministry
is essentially conservative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

A Bottle OF Gies's Linimenf IOdidc Of Ammonia
than bsrgel OF tAe ss-eaed en-
and i0scl 4 community
Sold BIZ al Druggists Depot 46l siuhye Only SOC and 81
perLo
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EXPLOSION IN A BELGIAN COAL MINE.

BRUSSELS, Wednesday, March a. 1878.
An explosion took place in coal mine, near
Charleroi to-day causing the death and injury Of many
persons
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON March 24-The United States steamer
ALA ha sryed Al speIua, Tor
repairs. -
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The following dis
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5uerlaI Noiltes

DuerlaI Notltee
Gentlemen shOa provide themselves with pair "a
our neat serceabe ~ SHOES. CANrRBLL 2il PouFthVe
Pest-Onice NOtice.-Tne MAILS FOR EUROPB TIE weox
ending SATURDAY. March 81 1870 will this Once ioopss
On TUESDAY a. ll3O on WEDNESDAY at l;39 D. NJ
THURSDAY 1880 nAud on SATURDAY. at and 1880
m 4. L. JAMES. =. ~
Communion Service Commemorative Of the Orgina insti
the Lords Supper the before the Crahron VIII
he Reformed Episcopal Church, hdsoaye
at lao O'Clock TO NIGHT The Rev HOWARR
CROSBY d. D. service, will deliver address
Divine service GOOD FRIDAY IL Mr. HBNRl VAkLkx
will preach.
This Evening.
THIS THIS EVENING.
EVENING,
Uufeseryed sale Of
the CANDY & OLlPHANT
COLLECTION OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS,
Al the Gallery, ~ Ffh.aVe,
Al hsn pas, O'Clock
r. SOMBRYILLR
Auct0ueeT.
Attend early 10 secure seats.
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A SPEECH FROM MR.. ALyORD AND A REPLY BY Mr.
DAVIS EXPECTED IN THE AssEMBLY-THE FATE
OF MEsSRs. FAULKNER AND DAvIss REsOLU-
TONS UNCERTAIN-A QUIET DAY EXPECTED IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

His admirers here are numerous. They presented him
with an address. bespeaking for him pleasant and
profitable excursion and kindly welcome on your
side, which he will doubtless get. The Lord Mayor
of Dublin, in the name Of its citizens. sent him q
telegram to much the same effect. Dir. Sullivans
speech in reply to all these marks of good Will had
the double merit of breyity and warm feeling.
II any unresonstructed rebels remain, you may
like to commend to their charitable attention
Mr.. Charles Mackey. This gentleman did their
cause much service in England-perhaps no.
body more in proportion to his abilities. His
letters from New-York to The Times are
tolerably fresh in our memory and he found
means to show his dislike of the Union cause
in other ways. His friends are now appealing
to the British public for n testimonial to
him, not on account of the performances
above mentioned, but as poet who has countless
admirers and is in want of money. Very great per-
sonages indeed appear among his committee, Dukes
Marquises, Earls, a Major-General, and esquires
whose names do not need the ornament OF titles.
must not forget TO mention that he was an early
Free Trader; fact that may touch the sympathes
of importers with deep pockets. l do not indeed
feel called upon to urge anybody,to contribute to
Mr. Mackey's fund, but he is so far as l am con-
cerned, quito welcome to any chance help that
NAV come TO him from this notice. q. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
CAsco BAY AS A SUMMER RESORT.

TO he Edflor or TIE IFt1nnc.
SIR Casco Bay, with its 365 islands, and
historic fame, will / attempt to describe. But word
now abO the peninsula called iiarpswcll which reaches
far ont into the bay. having Ors Island for its near
neghb0r, ani other noticeable stretches of
bud for It's environments Winters dead ship Of
Hapswe," has given to this bit OF land name. ard
Mrs Stowe has nung vail OF the Island of
Or which lies close at hand. Yachting you have, OF
course rowing. II YOU for IT, and fishing which
would delight the heart OF Walton Boatloads OF mack
eg caught within sight Of your breakfast table, show
what even a green hand may accomplish with little
iudcious hooking. Apart from these obvious al
Nantages, let me SOY that there IL refreshing in
fOrniaty in dress and manners here. Prices
which would make Nrw-YOrHcrs nild!y nsoni>ncd
are considered the tiug-bJard 50; sailing boats
~ a week. and other things in proportion. II one has
the spare. thirty nOIs' SAL from NUw-iOrk by
propeller Portland, and thence by boat 10 Harswcl
will be found very charming. O. L. PAChAED.
CGsc9 Bay, July 20, 1875.
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A TENDER-HEARTED BROTHER.

A couple Of enteIprising men, doing the
clothing business at Atlanta, interviewed by Gus
TONER In search OF % coat. The senior OF the firm han
dies the new conner and inds first class ft" In
answer the price the response is Eighteen dol
lars" 1870
well Sir like your coat very much but don't Ike
the price"
We let you take em vt fifteen dollars"
Tho customer still complains OF the price saying that
$l5 too much This was too heavy for the dealer,
So taking his customer to the extreme end OF the store.
aud drawing HIM into dark corner. he whispers IN ms
ear Mine Trent, let you have rat coat for twelve dol
lars and half"
well SIR" said the customer, 81 like your coat very
much, and satisfied with the price, yet would like
TO know why this mysterious performance"
"Vell. my trent yOa dot leetle man dere He was
mine br0der. He got 10 heart disease and 50 help me
gracious II he was To hear TELL take twelve dol
lars and half for sat GOAT he drop ded NIT bis track