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New-York tribune., 1875-09-11
TIE FRENCH PRESS.
PROPOSED DISPLAY AT TIE CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT.

Paris (Aug 2G) Correspondence Of The Lsadon Tele1aph
Certain French journalists are anxious to
colnptte in the newspa per exbibupn which will he held
n, Philadelphia. Such ambition IS audabe bit fear.
were the scheme carried French vanity would suHer
agunies This aud possesses sheets quite uni e;
Du they would scarcely be appreciated ont Of France" t
said in circular The history Of or journals the coli
lection our reviews, would prove long efforts often
crowned with success Would they show that we have OBJ
tinrd perfection No" Tis mOdcsty IL more drol than
could believed by umacquained with the French
press II IL precisely by exhibiting ourselves at Pna
elpa with all merits and defects that VIC shail be
ablO make serious cOInpd ls0n 70 ask ourselves What
Innovations should b undcracn tie French press 10
make answer the aspirations and the wants OF
great nation" one would nave thought tlat editors IN
search instruction on this head need not go as Iar
Pll.,ielDiia.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-11

A clergyman lately called upon jcweler III
Biddciord. Me, and hauded hun sls, saying that II
years ago the merchant in making change with him
gave him a $40 bill instead OF $2 and that his con
scionce had troubled him since He doesn't appear
10 have said anything about interest, either simple or
compound But stu more remarkable case OF con
scieuoe has occurred az Newport, r. J.. where a man
from tbe country who had supplied grocer with ego
Tor seyera years. confessed that he had cheated bn out
~ 81 by giving short measure. In order 10 make every
tn0 sonaro tbe grocer then confessed at he ha paid
The egg man bad $10 bill so 1t seemed to he pretty
even thing all around
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TIE HUDSON COUNTY CENSUS.

The Assessors have completed the decennial
state census ia Hudson County. The 20 luiation o.
Jersey City II as follows First District li4-l soconc
District, 25f94 Third District, 1852; Fourth Dis
trict 29OO3 Firth District 1l,J9s; Sixth District,
1865; total Il6,ss3. The total in 1870 was S2,5fG.
showing increase during the past five year, OF 3437
The most marked increase has been i'll the Third and
Sixth Districts. TIE population in 1sG0 was 292@6 ana
in 1880 g. $50 HObOken has population OF 2i,9GO an
increase OF 1860 since 1870. The rctGrns from the
citics end towns are fnOWs:
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VIEWS OF THE BRITISH COMMISSIONER.

THE SOUTH KEN.INGION MUsrUM-IIiE EXHIBITION
IN PARAMOUNT PARK-s0MErMSG OF WHICH
AnERICANs NAY WELL BE PROUD.
frRoo OCCAsioNAL CoRREsiohDESr OF TiIE 1RiBUNE
LONDON, July 26.-During my recent voy
age from New-York 10 Liverpool on the stoam.hp Re
public the British Commissioner. Mr. Owen. showed he
Autographs Of tine fine buildings Of the Philadelphia TX
Lbton aud spoke most enthusiastically Of our coming
Centennial What Mr. owen said is Of considerable conse
aucnce To the United States and, therefore, II you viii
listen you shal hear. Like the alltional German
always begin with the creation and therefore put the io
lowing leading question:
Frst tell me- Mr. owen, OF the birth rise and progress
of South Kensington Museum, which is model In nj! re-
spect, for America, aud which AIN told was the out
growth of the Exhibition OF 1871 II our Centennial pro-
duces n like result, il will he NATIONAL beneiictOn"
"Wnh pleasure. It ia true that owe our Musem to
our first Exhibition, and started with $4,000, which
wa- devoted by Government to the purchase OF the best
AIT specimens in the Exhibition These specimens formed
our nucleus. The PROFITS Of 1851 were ei50,ooo. An
equal sum being added by Government, Gore House
estate in South Kensingon was purchased as the Joint
property OF the Government and the Exhibition Comnis
sioner Prince Albert being at the head OF the latter as
the Commissioners OF 81 had received many valuable
gifts temporarily housed I'm Kcnsington Palace, Prince
Albert: In lSJJ, suggested TO the Commissioners that
their fund shoud be devoted to the consruc
tion the lag It possible building at the cheapest pos
sibe rate. This building. designed by the late Sir vii
liam Cubt occupied all ont Ing piece Of tho Gore House
estate covering II acres ard popularity known as
the Br0mptOn Boilers Collections being begun be
fore the completion OF the Boilers they were
placed in available rooms at Marlboro House, and the
Government induced TO create special department
the Board Of Trade, that of Practical Art of which
he present Sir Henry Cole X C. b. aud the RlGht Hon
Lyon Playfair made Joint Secretaries Under this
department grouped 20 schools Of design that
then receiyn; Government aid Immediately aferward
the Government proposed 10 Parliament that temporary
buildings should be erected for training schools, coec
tions for which had already been deposited in Marlboro
House. This the beginning Of application OF art
to industry. In 1886 the Royal Commissioners OF 81
handed to the Go gernen the iron structure known
the Brompton Boilers requesting them to accept at
the time their collection aud sufficient space for the
Marlboro House collection. One year later this transfer
took place, and In june 1887, Lord Granville to
the museum the name Of South Kcnsngton Museum.
Previous 10 is opening the late Mr. John sheepshanks Of
Rutland Gate London decided to tho nation for exhibL
ton and for the Of tho Art schools his collection
Of pictures, valued at 100000. A permanent are-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-11

The population Of the county ~ 1870 1906 in
1860 627I7; in 1850 81 s22 and in 1s40 o,1s3 The
Hudson County manufacturers in almost every instance
have refused 10 supply infonato in relation 10 the
amount of capital invested and the annual product, so
the statistical atun outside 0i Tie population Will
bo mca9er and unsatisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-11

I-MINd1 AND MEfALLIEGf.
loo 'ie5. Minerals o.s stone Mining Products.
l-Ol2o.. Mining n IN e'-nS'
0j-2IG. Ce'anl.c-, P,t,eiy, Porcelain Glass, &C.
S@n, AL FSS;cn Goolsot V stableor Min
2s5gi voy eS;i - AM a%i ~ Goods OF Wool, &c.
~ 10 SIX n slS ..brlcs.
25O-2j7. Co'1ng Jew. Try, &C.
2G5 ii. Mcaycns, &c: . ,,.,,.,.
o.o-o.t Jiiafdg arr Eoge fOoio, Cuery, AMI Metallic
o., On, Fa.r cs Of Vegetable, Animal or Mineral
2s2-20o cariissts, Vehicles and Accessories
3oosoo Ldacaiionai s STEM. icthod. and Libraries
3IO-3l9.. Hsiitit ons ant Greanza IONS. 80,
S2oS29 9gi.pG MtthoG: s"'
SiO-$is rh steal s5cia anu Moral Condition OF Man
ARTICIrs FROM THE GREAT EUROPEAN NATIONS.
This arrangement leaves for the Art Hall not only
sculpture and painting, but also engraving and liiho
crapiy photography ceramic decora'IonS nosaics, ETC
AT vienna the articles in these classes were put
IN tuc Industrial Palace The limited capacity of the
ART Hall will probably mako 1t necessary TO erect two
wooden anexes-One for the photographs and ,he other
for engcayings The character OF the exhibit that Will be
made ly foreign countries In the main building
can already he pretty definitely ascertaincd from
Information in possession OF the Commissioners rep
resenting them here and Of the Centennial Commission
England will show fun representation ol her tcXtlie
fabrics aud Of hCr muliiiolIh iron and steel prod cts
or years exceled tnc French establishments In produe
,ng graceful forms and beautiful OrnamentatIOn VIII
1akr striking displays. and one may expect specimens OF
fLc ION ,0n siyeTs!ts and jewelers. % of the Brhln
nagfIu" bronze fOandeIics tndt, II Is sad, turn out
hehe gods the Chuese antique statues for Italian
ycioIs OF Vertu ana Church oihdMehts Ior nome Use
with equal readiness.
In ne German section may expect to see an I'M
ense variety OF articles, If which he railing character
stic will be utility and cheapnc>s rather th0n beauty
Unique displays viii be made by inc toymakers oI Nu-
reinterg, the clOcAmakcrs or the Black Forest, by
KIu,ps Cannon FoUndery and By several other special
industries aud the educational department Will DC Of
great interest In the Department OF Mining aud Metal
lrgy IL is thought that the German exhibit Will far sur
pass that of any other European nation Ii VIII include
NOT 0.ly sIeclens and metals bat large colec
Ion of models, chars, and cngfaNuhgs, showing the
methods working mines aud OF smelling, refining, dc
Tie various metallic products OF the Umpire.
The French Section VIII, 10 doubt, as at previous
exhibitions surpass all others IN systematic and tasteful
arrangement, aud In the plousOn OF rich and beautiful
objects displayed eegies porcelain, Gobehn tapestry
Paris brOnzcs and cBery the silks and Veyets of Lyons
costly furniture Of nlaid woods and countless
multitude Of other objects 10 delight the eye, will assert
the SUPREMACY Of French taste.
The special feature Austrian Section will be Bo
heInian glassware, MoTayian cloths aud the many
faoturcs OF Russian leather amber, neersohaum aud
IVORY for which Vienna In famous. Ip the variety Of
fancy goods shown Austria viii probably be second only
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velopments made during the last week
present q more encouraging aspect for
this mine. and We hope shortly to enron
iels big strike.
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AWoRD TO BnrIahb P1AYsps -Hsn,v
MahIstedt, At TIE panacs Saloon Iacon,
street, has just placed in his saloon ,,a
Of the finest billiard tables tn n. -.
on the Pacific Coast, one of ,ha,. L.l
inii sized FRENCH csrom table and lie
o.hsf snaii three fourth parlor table
They are fitted with Phelan 4 coIIan
der's everlasting steel plate eush;ons
and were made by Liesenfeld. ot san
Francisco. Now, all you billiard plavsrs
here is chance 10 show your skill bo,h
at billiards and pool. You need neya,
leave the saloon for want of finding nm
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game and
will be liberal enough to give Won a good
show and not heat you ali the time. Yon
Gun always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with CIGARS Of
the best brands. One price One bit !,
A word to the wise is sufficient n
DsPUTY CESsCs MARSHAL. E. In.
cas- is hereby appointed Deputy Census
Marshal for the town Of Phoebe. Per-
sons that have given their names will be
careful and not give them again, ms
names mnst not be duplicated.
X. p. Damon,
II Assessor and Census Marshal
The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe. and expressed the mselyes
as pleased with the appearance N things
especially Of tho drinks at the panaca
saloon. One price, one hit.
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to J. j. Halpin & Co, who employ
none nut hrst-oiass workmon. Il.
CHEESE! Cheesel One thousand pounds
OF White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese. for sale. to the trade or at
'eta''. at T. @. PouJApE'a.
ioR'oREAM at the San Jose every day
from p. m. to Top, m, manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs.
Best brands of Sack aud Plug Tobacco,
P'pes' Pouches, etc, at Rolla Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store, ..-
L. McAvor will deliver any hay free Of
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-lw
loE! lce delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAIpin's
SHio'n' " W. r. WILSON.
CLEANS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
S'ore' MAIN street. IF
lck, CRYSTAL Ice. delivered daily by
): u. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF H. Hamilton or FulkH " McAlpin. II
TIE best of sherry and clarot wines
are to be had at T. C. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN d Donohue's, at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos.
Coschina's, 81 per roll. . tt
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander's
drug store.
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Pacific Coast.

BEAVER. Utah, July 24.-The first wit
ness called in the Lee trial to-day was
Robert Keys saw bodies at Mountain
Meadows, none scalped. Ashael Bennett
testified to the same effect. Philip
klinRen Smith, one Of the defendants,
OF San Bernardino, was next called; was
at the massacre. heard Of emigrants COM
ing. people forbidden to trade with them,
held council with some of the members
opposed to destroying the emigrants and
Haight broke up the, meeting; Monday,
White and talked with Haight, oppos-
Ing the massacre, Haight relented and
told US to go ahead and tell the people
that the emigrants should 90 through
safe; I met John d. Lee on the road.
told him where we were going, and be
said: 81 have something to say about
that matter" Next day Ira Allen told
me Lees orders were to destroy the emf.
grants. Three days after HaiRht told
me he had received orders from Col. w,
II. Dame to kill all except the children
too young to tell the tale. Witness then
detailed the massacre as heretofore re.
lated; then testified as to depositing the
captured goods in the church's tithine
Office and branding the cattle with the
church brand. He then reported the
matter to Brigham Young. At Salt Lake
few days after, !. with Lee and Char
ley Hopkins, called on Brigham. He
directed me to turn the property over to
Lee and say nothing about it. I heard
afterward that Lee sold the property at
auction. There were Indians at the
massacre; they were deputed to kill the
women. The excitement in town is in
tense. Several witnesses are prepared
to state that Klingen Smiths story in
details is the same as Lees suppressed
confession. Klinaen Smiths reputation
here is that OF man Of truth.
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Eastern DISPATCHES.

CHICAGO, July a. A Washington
special says ex-senator Cole, OF Cali.
fornia, who has been at Washington
attending to business before the Geneva
Court is said to be an aspirant for
position in the Cabinet in case of De-
lano's removal. Judge Fisher. District
Attorney. sent his resignation to the
PRESIDENT yesterday. He found it i'm.
possible TO oppose three members OF the
Cabinet. Ex-Governor Wells will sue.
coed him.
NEW YORK, July 24.-The sales at the
BOOB Fair yesterday were the largest OF
the week. The sales have been largely
In excess OF the old trade sales. The
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s.N FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN Francisco. July "a.
ss..rsl SATURDAYS SALES.
,n-a o,,,r-ss SIS; sa3 s2k 5akhlG
ass Nexiran-aOS COX DIX
$40 GonId 4 Currv-leh 1915
Gao s.v,ga-1fT Ils TIC llTk
Ts5 Rast Il Beleher-50s 81 50 sos
an Chnlisr Pntosi-7sk 70
% Rale & Norcross--42 49k 44I3
ss5 Crown Pnint-S2 sax 32Sb9D
20 Yellow Jacket-90
-ns Irnperisl-ioS IL ieE. l07.bl5
n Empire Mill-7S
in q Qusrtz-S3N
co Knntuct-t5S l51
3ts Alphs-22k ~
osn Relcher-3o 29S 49A
$40 Conidence-2G ass
pqs Cnn virpinia-S29 39T
22ss Sierra Nevada Is 4 I5ss ljk 1850
laon csIifornis-6I " c. 62k
TSn Pullinn-h3 5ak 53bj
20 Seq Bslcher-96
sfn 0vprmsn-T2& - a b5 T2i
30 Justice-142h
* Union Con-Tk sh5
Gao LADY Brvsn-lh
s6s Julia--iT IS IN 10 lsh
$40 calAdonts-2s &c ass 2sk
225n Globe-l
$50 Baltimore Con-4A 4Hs
2ib TTtah-19
IT'S silver HILL liz liX
10 Fclpse-9
6hn Chalienpc-fk 7AbS7
9s0 Rock Islands
alls Ny Con.-3ls 81
So American Flats. 3Ss
snn Alta-2S ~
500 wnodville-2T 2s5 2Sb6o
% Meadow Valley--6x
lsN pavmond h Ely-49 isk
las Eureka Con-6s
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velopments made during the last week
present q moro encouraging aspect for
this mine. and We hope shortly to chroq-
iele big strike.
suyEE PEAK.
No material change since last report.
The force has been increased and the
l.dse is being more generally prospected.
The mine looks fully as well at all points
and gives strong indications of body of
pay ore, particularly on tho 6OO-foot
level
ANERICAS FLAG.
Nothing new to report from this mine.
The work of sinking the main shaft is
being pushed ahead with the usual yigor.
The rock continues very hard. The ore
Slopes continue to yield the usual supply
Of ere.
ANTILLES.
The contract for sinking one hundred
feet has been completed, and are row
preparing to put up a whim; are also
waiting for lumber to sink 200 feet deeper.
and making every preparation to let
contract for that depth.
HUM AND HINT.
Are raising the same quantity OF ore 10
last week; the prospects are better on ac-
count of having full force of men to
work extracting ore. Are daily hauling
ore from the dumps to the mill.
PIoCHE WHIST BI,
Have as yet been unable to connect with
the Wine. although working hard to
MAKE the connection. and arc daily ex-
pecting to make IL; when it Is made will
commence Stopping ore.
SPRING MOUNT.
Are busy raising ore, which is Of low
grade, from this mine. Have a small
force of men employed
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LOST.

A CHECK DRAWN BY F. W. cLUTE,
N dated March 9th, 1875, on the Bank OF
California. San Francisco California, In favor
Of REUBEN Alton. Tho said check IL numbered
lag and drawn for $500. was lost In Phoebe July
Sth. 1875. All parties are cautioned against ne
Rotiating said check AZ payment has been
stopped. jy7.s0d
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DELINQUENT SALES.
HUM and H.,, s,,-.-. .-..-

a.nn and Hunt silver Mining Com
pany'-Loestion Of Principal place Of Bus.
, mes san Francisco, California; location Of
No.. lining District. Lincoln county.
the following Described stock, On secoupt a.
assessment mo. III levied on the 7th dsv or
nay, le'o, tic several amounts set onnosife ths
, hAnes ~ The respective sharchcidsrs. as fol
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The above sale 10 hereby postponsd unt1l
Friday. July Soth. 1876. Sgyss>sAne Aess
and place.
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Oface-hocm 2. No. ~ oa1ifeknle 49,
San francisco. California. 49,
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NEWARK.
work is being continued as usual in
the west drift Of the 7oO-foot level. This
,a.t week have been taking out some ore
oslow the 7OO-foot level In a winzc. tba
o'e i0oAs we'll and works we'll. The az.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on ths ia
day Of May, 167S. 20 many shaSes Of each
parcel Of such stock - may b pecee7axy VIII
be sold at public suction. q the once Of shs
Company, Room ., No. zoo California atreet
Ban Francisco, California. On Friday, ths
Ninth day Of July, 1875. at the hour q 90
o'clock p. m. OF said day. to pay aid deli1.
quent assessment thereon. together With ssses
Of advertising and sxpenaes Of the selo.
I'll. KlNBALI, 6ecrseefz.
once: Room 2. No. 400 California 49,. -
Francisco. California. NseW
Postpepsmsnt.
AZ a meetipa OF the Board Of DtrectceA bald
July eth, 1875, the above sale vas postponed
until ridley, July 2ods 1878, q IL sans
noa1 .- TIL. KINDALL. Secretary.
ofsce-Room ., No. 400 California strest, ean
Francisco, California jystd
Postponenents
The above sale 10 hereby poelponed until
Friday. July 00th. 1876. Sst.se<sAme heas
Z. =. xINDALl. eeegsAeE..
OhAce-hocm 2. No. ~ oa1ifeRn1e 49,
San francisco. California. 49,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
BY urdu WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Moran Thomas Mathews
n Arnhold Jos Roe
NJ Livingston Morton
Jas Jackman JIM Robinson
r Strouse
DEPARTURES.
BIZ GILMAN & sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
DB Nye
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By ELE GRAPH

SPECIAL To TIE PIoCHs DAILY BECoRp.
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-25

u can always be found at his Shop,
MAIN STREET, SILVER CITY, prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and
SHAVING In the most tasteful manner pos.
ible. Give him call,
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WESTWARD FREIGHT BATES.

CONFERENCE or WESTERN RAILROAD MEN-rHE
VERMONT CENTRAL AND THE TRUNK LINFs.
REPRESENTATIVES of the Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central Lake Shore. and Fort Wayne Railroads.
met yesterday afternoon at the Nicholas Hotel each
road being represented by it, president superintendent
or general freight agent 1t Is understood that the
object OF the meeting was consider what rate should
be charged for tho carrying OF live stock from the West
to the East IL stated last evening that the recent
action Of several Western roadshOse represented being
among the numbcr-in pooling their earnings was sub
ject consideration. 1t reported in railroad circles
that the attitude OF the Grand Trunk and Vermont Cen
iral Railroads also discussed.
L. Mellis representing the Vermont Central was at the
St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday, but took no part IN the
meeting said that 10 perfectly independent OF all
the Western railroads by the expenditure OF 100000
he could have new competing railroad line entirely I'M
der bis control within sixty days, running into CHI
cagO through Michigan. The road WAS already graded
n the opposition shOId continue TO carry freight FOR
lower rate from New Chicago than the Vermont
compelled to retaiiate by reducing tne rare OH
the passenger business from Boston TO ChiGts9'
Mr Mes further stated that the Vermont Central hdi-
had everything and nothing To lose IN Chls
matter while with the other roads the case was the re-
verse; November last. just before the advance Oi
rates from New-YOrk westward and the decrease o.
from Boston, the Vermont Central offered 10 acctP
previous IL allowed tHe customary difference Oh
10, y. Z. AM cents for the several CLASSES
Of freight tho rates for the several trunk lines 10 NJ
liked AT 70 to 80 cents This was refused, ana the rec
ton of rates the Boston and Albany ROAD ana ing
increase New York almost imme ilaiely followed
me present attitude of hs road Is substantially tie sam
- He says that If the diff renee OF ten Ia SIX cents
which his road has received heretofore OWING 20 IJ
rcater length OF its route and the longer time equre
transportation, is allowed now. the Vermont Central
VIII accept whatever terms tho trunk lines may asiot
dpDn paying basis provided thoy are the same IRON
I,O5tou ms NeW-hOTk