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New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
NATIONAL MEETING or LCMBEEMEN.

SPEECHES BY Mr.. M'GRAw. Mr.. SAGE, MIR. CHARLES
OF CANADA. AND WIN. wILsON-THE GATHERING
OF ST. TisTICs URGED-A RESOLUTION TO DRAFT
LAW TO PROTECT PINE LANDS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The National AssOcia-
ton Of Lumbermen met for the second days session ths
morning. Mr. Coquitt of Georgia made report recon-
mendin FOR dscusen the gathering OF statistics for the
consideration of the demand and supply question: and OF
the question and urging local organizations at
all available points and proper classification and grad
ing of lumber.
Mr.. John McGraw of New York made some remarks on
the depletion Of pine forests giving his experience III the
pineries OF Pennsylvania, where he had timber
lands appreciate in value from SO to $50 per acre.
Mr. Pearson OF Chicago represented the absolute ne
cessty of getting trustworthy statistics for the use Of
the fraternity. He believed the figures would astonh
the lumbermen themselves, and do more toward check
ing supply than all the talking and organ
zation that can be done.
M John Charles of Tonawanda, Canada gave sketch
of the lumber supply Of Canada which he said is much
less than generally supposed The pine Is rapidly be-
ing destroyed there, III the United states Mdnuac
turers realize little more than a bare living
Mr Chatleon presented the Secretary the statistics
Of the lumber business OF rOnawanda
Henry W Sage OF Brooklyn expressed the beief that
within IS years the lower peninsula of Michigan would
cease to he important lumber region Wisconsin con
tans twothirds Of the pine east OF the Rocky M0untans
The quantity there il much Over-estimated. Mt sage
took up the question OF reciprocity with Canada He
made brief review OF the lumber trade IN the United
states since From that date till 1873 the business
he said had been remarkably successful. IN 1873 II De-
evident that there was an Oversuppy I0r the hrs'
Now II IL tue part OF wisdom fOr the owners TO contract
the supply and demand fair prices for what Is put on the
market
The Hon. wm Wilson Of the Chippewa District believed
that pine being cut too fast ana sod 100 cheapy IAcy
do not make living prices out OF II IN his district.
The report then taken up. ami, after snort dlscs
sion of the various sections they were all anop'ed ana
the report was adopted a whole.
Mr. SAGE offered resolution appointing committee or
three draft bill for the protection OF timber lands
which ,hOuld presented the legislature of Mime
sofia Wisconsin and Michigan for passage. TIE resoll
tiou wa- adopted and Messrs sage P1ce, and Carpenter
were appointed such committee.
letter was read from the management OF the EXpOsi
tlOn. Viting the members Ot the Association 10 Visit e
Exposition The invitation was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
METHODS OF EXPRESS CoMPANIE,

To me EdtfOr or IHc ITfO""c'
SIR: While reading THE TRIBUNE this morn
ing my eye fell on the letter OF NJ M who it appears
has been victim Of the bullying extensively prae
t,ed by the representatives. OF express company l
struck me rather forcib,y perhaps because the same has
been my experience several times within the last Few
years When il necessary for the public 10 deal with
such men If honest men VIII demand honest treatment
at their hands and positively refuse to pay them more
than they agree 10 pIy, VI. M so much 10 Ms
Inconvenience and greatly to his cre'ut'
did doubtless the evil will soon DC removed.
called recently AT Dodds Express Office No 9ii Broad
Way and told the clerk that had trunk WhcH We ~
90 II Boston via Fall River line n D. m Dut tat as
lad business which would detain me until nlnedlaiey
before that hour would DC necessary ior the unA 20
be- there NJ 81 D. The reply vas that II must I'VE ready
Al 10 A. H. 1 made objection 10 tins seenll,giy nil
necessarily early hour but said would % ready ueI
II wa. within three minutes o O'Clock Wlen the Irh
arrived the pieT-hundreds Of other trunks asne az
rived hcf0rr-and having waited there from ha',,
unfil that time. In this also was tolu tlii hc
cnar-e would bc 40 cents when Tie trunk Vas ldheh
tom rhe house 80 demanded. r. q T.
Aer- York, sept H. I-sJ.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
DIR. JOHN HALLS PREACHING.

To me EditOr or Tie Trtbune.
SIR: OF all the qualities of the human heart
earnestness is the one which most alike sym
pathy and admiration. II 10 earnestness more than
mere pulpit talent eoquence though neither OF 'hese
is wanting that attracting 70 one Of the ciy
churches such immense crowds No other attractioh
rivals in Dr. Halls Church the preaching OF the "ofa III
all its truth and grandeur The music IL eAtrehep
sinple and thoroughly congregational The singing
O. no, one nv nroxv as is the case in too many Christian
churches There If ciaptrap, nothing sensl11n t ,n
ONLY the GOspc the whole Gospel and nothing uut hc
GosI,ei Ii h impossible that such tender, earnest 1all
fu pleading with to bt reconcil ed 10 600 suu
distnrt -crptura setting before them life ana deaih
heaven and bell should be Of no effect GarrlcK saiu
Whiteeld that 1t enough 10 make man cry 70 nea
him sav Mesopotama" II il enough TO do man good
10 hear Dr. Hall say Amen," solemn, fefysnI, anu
earnest IL the utterancc S
Neo York sept. 10, 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
stranded on the night 10th inst was saccesfan'
launched Last night

.,r,nd.d on the night Of the 10th inst. was successfay
lsuncbod Last night
,orov so,t rsAuiyed steamships Oriental, from -
ysnus' Censipece rom Philadelphia neudo'- non'
sArIaoHs sept i5-Arivsd. bark Ewma AlsL.A ,Op
Rottsrfao Cleared steamships ReDeccs Cyds loI
ton n C. J. 5nrIver for PhiadefrniA oA'k Do~<"
~ PaisswEK Ga Sept l5-Auived, schr John Bun nom
CHARxsroy Sept i5.-Arriyed steamship Egnafo,' t m
Philadelphia schrs Dav B. Doane, iro ~
or, tron SroyIence David Ciarkson. from Pha spma
W. n. Phare, irom Sew-f" Sa'''u' ''T
NRw pEpyoRp Sept I5--Arrfvci, schrs- W ID haheh,'
from New York Palma from Port Johns9n oaie', 'sf A.
A. Dewitt for Albany Belle FOR Virginia
FoGSIGN PORTS. -,
MovuLg Sept I5.Iho Anchor Line steamship SaaiYhn, &
Ovenstone, from NewYcrx sept T. ior "asso" aii'''"
HARE sent ib-The General Transatlantic Company
steamship vile Paris cahcuf frrhn view orA 9ere =" III
here yesterday afferIo o1n -, - - ,,o,. .,o.,,
SOUTHAMPTON sept. IJ-Ihe North German 10y -
ship Donaa Russins Ses ork sept a. fof bfiHe' AZ
rfvcf here YESTERDAY
IoSoy sept lb-sailed the Cnltef states sternhg
= del fsosehete Primrose. William, ocea Peari =
Nennann, GaeebehD Henry T.. Dewey hArTlrs acOseil'
Pomona, D. MePherson HOhenzoern, Ruth ARA ists..
Uoughfon Esnore Arrived out On INC ~ "a
inst Akbar Fortuna Peter g. warwick the latter az bs
more Arrived Out lith inst Texas Masaniay W
ckie Last Channels Framat Ocean, Capt. Paul'
zen Arrived cut on the lJth nst d ~ hAnsch
President Washington
NOTICE TO MARINFRs.
Cant RrscQ Of steamship Franeons from Portland for New
York Tuesday morning l4h $40 reports POLLOCK isp Lsn|
ship gone from station In Viney ard sound
lFOr Latest Ship Ners see Finn Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
ptSSENGEPS 0iTLED-

FOR SAN FRANCISCO-Tn steamship colon, Sept ID
l. : Januith G. W. Leonard Herbert D. NlCker.on, A. D.
Tebbet and children Mrs. F. A. Peckham Mrs r. A
Esk Henry schultz Louis Miss Augusta Ranscer
Miss Mary Ranscher +. +. Richards T. : Baker ana we
Mass Mary r. Blackwell W d. Cett, Mrs Reeves and
sons Miss Reed and brother Geo = Taylor ana VIE
Kilven Cbsper Mr b. carr and children Mrs C. penny
and daughter r. C. Baker VI. a. Cunningham J. B slory
Walter 8 Baker Meseroe wife and children r. a;
Nouton B Mrs. {. Diinond lnd SON. COngnOh
FairchiId and daughter Mrs A. Z. Murdoch Jas NJ W MIRA
ker Way Passengers-N x. OCOnor and servant faali,
Y and A -aktvar n MOfreii Jr
r. Orts wife son. NJ Zanora and daughter MIS- - a.
Asch Mrs l. Kline j. e. Packard Rear Admiral lseed Wer
den ana wife L. Navy; H. p Paeheco and WIFE p cranes
Mrs. X. C. Crompton, John UnngM0rh, Wlng ai ,
Henry athan J. Romero, Henry EITInan WIN McMuTIay
NaioT = MONTGOMERY and wife, Chas. II. Eldredge l. D.
Navy; W. f. Gardner L. ~ Navy.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
OBJECT-TEACHING.
SYSTEM FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
n me Z dttOr or Tne Tribune.

To me z dftor or Tne Tribune
SIR: People in general do not understand tiiat
ohiecteaching an adjunct Of other teaching that II If
In fact illustrative teaching and that whoever MAKES
lessons clear through appeals 10 the senses IL all
obiect-teachcr. In parance. oblectteachlns
Is very GOOD for little children but Il is too babysh of
the more advanced" Yet clucidatiOn or any hihu
whether through objects themselves representations
of these by means Of sketches the blackboard charts
pictures &c is Object-teaching, and children VINO are
fond of being considered men women before their
time need not be ashamed Of learning through oo-
iects as these are deemed essential IN the eoi-
leccs Chemists, Psychologists, geologsts' arche-
olorsts and scientific OF every grade learn
and teach through Objects The verbal banishment OF
Understanding tO the kindergarten the Ignoring U II
else here discourages those teachers who 90 not beeVe
n the comparative worth OF any teaching on Whc IL IL
not adjunct, who like Paul. prefer NOT M p.u'u Oh
anothers foundation" and who desire both 70 Deein
and carry education Of the young Iley MIL ~ s
frne made heartily welcome 10 begin nut Wile coi
ducfng the important part-or surely ~ II easy to
perceive tina. there be no good supcrstrce over
noor foundation-the most enlightened public awards
the prentice fee Yes! To deIray lhc cost VI
illustration into which the varied wants Of pupis anu
their enthusiasm will be 10 tempt thel they
are offered the smallest of the at best small monetary re-
thus with respect ordinary lOnse-puding anu
ne who said 10 audience living III the earest cen
tury OF the Christian era According 10 the grace o1 GOd
that in me, 4 wise master builder, nave laid the
foundation" were to appear IN the ne-h now, nt hlE
well be excused he say, Men and brethren of
the nineteenth century, ye seem 70 M IA some tn9s 10
lie less wise than those lived IN the list Then the
Ap0stle James similar costume, could Win great pro-
prcty conclude this address Dy audIne, Ny DFeuileh'
this ought not 80 To he" A. ~
ETJOklIJt, sept ~, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY

IiIF sly EN- VI REIlMENi AhMOhI
1F TER FROM CONTROLLER CIR En- TO THE hon.
OSWALD o,T1NDoRTER OPPOSING ITS coNsrRUc-
TON.
Controller Green has written letter to the
Hon. Oswald O,tendorfcr in regard to the proposed
building OF an aruory foI the 7h RI gment y G,by the
clty Afer giving history Of the attempts Of the 9TH
Rei.eut TO procure armory and Of the legislation
o. that subject tie letter states that the Board Of Alder
m,n bv an ac passed July l. have authorized the cree
tor Of an ar1orv between Sixtvsyth and Sxtyseventh
st. and Fourth and Lexngtonaves' at toal cost Ior
lots and building Of 500 900. The letter then says:
II one rynent Of this city "a 10 have aImory 20 cost
500 900 where are we t. stop before tie whole 20 rei
s'"ll VVeli nroyided Al the same rate the city viii
H. "a led uou To eXpend for 20 regiments S1OoOOO0 for
buildings alone. and about as mucl more Iof ANA ni1
,rh 10 erect tleIn Not one Of the regiments 10 filled
-, -, ~. ,,av1firo confinement. many OF them are only
the nerst skeletons of regiments h1t theE al want ih
res ana ar1norer number Of the regiments should
b. reduced least One-haf. and the arnory accom-
m0t.tiOns should DE substantial, simple, anu pialn'
The TN Regiment occupies an aIInorv over Iomt-
k- Market centrally and conveniently located spacious
a-d comfortable II : no" Deing ItpaLsu al a SoS VI
nor less than 10000 II Is CITY property, ana IN my
opinion in these depressed ana taxed times in ar-
trT.tDg between the various claims upon the puhle
moneys. there many much more pressing than the
and brought taxation down VIII he time enough 10 con-
slider The xpedcncy OF structures Of this character
Claims for arnory amounting 70 over y 100000
are now being pushed the Treasury. In addition TO
tins there very large claims for ttg NJ afinoIes
thout discussing 1t here will only suggest whether
tie action of the Mayor Comma ssioner OF Public Works,
and President OF the Board OF Aldermen is authorized y
Inc law. The 7th Regiment already had lease of tie
property and under covenant 10 build armOry
- IT, Was IN the sense o The aT OF l-3 ne p!oprN
OF city when the city had already parted with IT. ght
for period Of 2i years When the 7th Regiment
had agreed to erect IN arinOfy al us own cost ana ne at
The expense of keeping il in repair in consideration OF
lease and valuable plot of ground belonging to
the clty IL would eXtra0rd dniy proceeding Of
tie Board ~ Aldermen the president OF the Board tie
Mayor and the Commissioner Of Public WoIKs TO unite IN
Imposing upon the taxpayers OF the city an expenditure
q 50 large "A sum OF none. IOi tlis puIIOst'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
THE FEELING TOWARD JEFFERSON DAVIS.


To the EditOr Of The Tribune
SIR: | have read the letter OF Justice" III
which he cricises your article, An Orator "hois mol
Me- Ced" with care, and think, with candor CANNOT
agree with him. and do not believe he correctly repre
sens the views feelings Of even the most nodea'e Vi
the patriotic people OF the North. They not revenge
f They can forgive but they cannot forget tlit MI
Davis was always long before the war most ofer ana
uncoinpromsing enemy 10 the principles OF freedo anu
TO the people the States and that he did All tna
lie could unlike Mr.. stephens 10 bring about the nn
catastrophe Nor they able 70 remember single III
stance where during the he used his great personal
influence on the side OF humanity Yet this IL Wat
Lincoln lid every day OF his hie so FAR a. ne was a1
and as il the reason why fair comparison Ol tM wv
leader. il possible Not single example oi tns hu
ou record In favor Mr. Davis in any WORK thst a
fhcnfc His change OF this late day III ne nis
really changed tnen he easily accounted ior. ~"
n s because they know, and have not lOrSOttc %
not forget these things, that the Northern teoo Tina
that Mr. JET DAVIS had better stay at pome' AheS
DO moi hate hin but they don't want {" hear Nun
Neto- York, Sept /, 1873. NORTHERN CLEh"ihAN'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
GOV. TILDEN'S WORK.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The destruction of the Canal Ring was
certainly great work. but allow TO observe, as cit
zen, that think Gov. Tiden 10 receiving too much
praise. II his duty to do he did, and although
merits some praise does call for the vast number OF
nattering tributes lately paid him. While should not
like 10 consider his actions the light Of ladder To
political power still it looks very much Ike IT, He II
very good Governor however and worthy OF consistent
admiration but wouId counsel him. IL he knows OF no
more Government frauds, abandon the subject anu
look the economical administration OF the anars Oh
the State. C. L B.
Brooklya, Sept. 6, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
THE POLICY OF INDEPENDENT VOTERS

.THE POLICY OF INDEPENDENT VoIEhs'
TO The Editor OF The Tribune
SIR There were few Liberal voters in this
locality In 1872 for Horace Greeley and from present
am satisfied that the inventory OF ndepend'
eu voters Is not diminished by political or moral deatn OK
desertion II is rImored that Gov. Fenton wan'e"
to have the Republicans place Gen. Merritt on e'r s
ticket and thereby recall the wandering prodeas 10 ne
forrivng bosom Of their mother. In ls72 Repunncah
who voted for Horace Greeley was a. MI Capp Oh Dun
ia in comnar,son with Democrats OF the same
niece. IL matters not what course Mt. FenDn, zen.
Merritt. Gen. Coohrane may take The Inaspenaen @
bodys collar they stand by Gov Ttiden, and wiz ald
MIN by their voice and votes 10 push on the cause o
man IL they think he In trustworthy hAn tns man
nominated by the Democrats, aud not otnerwnc
Broekp0rt N. T., Aug. II, 1874
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE pEECHER SCANDAL.

MR. RFFcHRR's REPLY TO Mr.. BRfrToN-THR SUIT
ONE IN WHICH NEITHER INDIVIDUALS NOR PUB
lfC ARE INTERESTED.
The following is the reply of the Rev. Henry
Ward Beechcr the letter of Attorney Britton
sueresting dismissal of the indictments against Francis
ID. Moulton and Theodore Tlton;
TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Aug 80, 1870
WINCHESTER BRIrrOS. esq. ....n
DEAR SIR Your letter commencing to my attenuch tG
rsrtain considerations which incline you % rennguien
the criminal suits against Mr.. Mouton ana MI Ah'on
wac duly received aud considered. /, - q
think the views which present are souo a
wise. IL would 10 be axomatic that no sut @
be carried in which neither individual nor s9ees
enter n6iic prOsequi believe all right ,ilnhns o,e
will regard your act with appreciation men m in"ue @ y
yOirs, hhNAi ""AN
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
DIP IINDERMAN AT sT. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-Dr. Linderman, Di-
rector Of the Mint at Philadelphia, arrived here yes
teray. accompanied by Prof Rogers OF the University
OF Pennsylvania from California Nevada and Colorado,
where he had been to gather information ~ aid him in
selecting location for a new Mint. He met committee
apponted here 10 furnish him with facts relative tO ST.
Louis as proper place the Mint. and was escorted
by them through the present CdstOnl house building,
with the view its ldaptaby To the purpose de-
sired He seemed be fayOraDiy impressed with the
ease with which the building could DC altered TO meet all
the uIements U the Mint.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
A NEWSPAPER INDEX NEEDED.

To the Edttor or The Tri6nae.
SIR Allow me to suggest thing which would
greatly increase the value OF THE TRIBUNE OF any other
paper worth filing. Let index OF the paper be pub
shed at the end OF each year Thus file would become
nvalable boot OF reference encyclopedia OF all
questions. Would be strong attraction
10 sub-cTibersf NJ MILLER.
Trincet0n, ". j., Aug IL. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
THE PosToFrCE PEANUT STANDS.


SIR Many thanks for the timely hint to re-
form abuses in this city, especially the removal OF the
Congress Pieman" from the vestbue OF our splendid
Post-Ofce DO not stop there. Call upon the worthy
Postmaster or city authorities the peanut brig
from the doors and sidewalk Leading to the entrance
Of the PostOfce dirty boxes, Old chairs bags rags
&c., are a disgrace MERCHANT
Nelr- York sept. 10, 1879
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
Dsnilstru.

A SET of TEETH made in three hours at
n West Thirty fourt st. near Broad "ay anl sAt1'
ave epecal mechanical dentstry Fmtna. -uh. ana WI
cane; also rubber eeul0d Take gree cars hOia
Grand street Ferry or sixh.ave- Broadway care.
NLWBROU GH l2S Wet Il..iy iourthst
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAuIl-
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates (.n'icaiing color al SUD
teeth excel- everything hTcltarc ~
teed for beauty strength and ngtnes needs only = D. -n
10 he auprecatad made IN day, and only ot
call and best Rubber Seis from go D. 81
Gold and PaIina -4J. ExtIaciiug uner as DR. l.
g. WAIT 40 East Twenty third st.. near Madison ave.
YTyHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
i DR. GEO. H. MODEMANN. 6S2 8aye- lear 3bth st.
are pronounced By all 20 be the crowning hgt oi hH AT
Raj sets go $50
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

BACK PAY AND THE QUINTUPLE INIQUITY.
To the Editor Of The Trtbune
SIR: Please tell Mr. Charles Reade that
claim his 100 uneas Greater "egislatoral villainy
-Congressmen voting themselves shack pay"
Respectfully, ADDIE +. VAN IL
Nel1- York, Sept. IL, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
RlILWAY INTERESTS.

THE OsAGE VALLEY AND SOUTHERN KANSAS
ROAD SOLD
ST. LoCIs. Mo-, sept. 15-The Usage Valley
and southern Railroad at present running from Boone
willie 10 Upton No. and leased to the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company was sold at public auction here yes
terday under "a deed trust to secure S2OO.OOD b0ni
John IL Tracy VI 81 Louis was The purohaser AZ fJOOOO
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
Corporation Notl.es.

cry OF NEW. YoBH. DEPARTMENT - FiEAScE J
B RFAU FoR IIIE COLLECTION OF 49,,
coriRT HorsR PARA No 32 CHAsHERsef sept 10 iSTo),
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-NOt.ce "a
y hereby given that the AssEss MENi ROLLS o. M EEAi
ESTATE. PERSONAL PROPERTY and BANK STOCK N
CIV ana County OF for the 1873 have been
r 10 the undersigned, and that the taxes thereon lrs
now due ana pay this Office.
In case OF payment the st day OF November nex
e nersOn 40 uaying shall D. entitled 10 fhe bentht- men
toned n the 10Th ~ the act II March 80 l~3 VIZ
reuct OF cent per ahnulD irVIl mo uho
of payment to the lst day of December next
Va P"' W MARTIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver oi Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

ton and custom are against him. The chief obstacle 70
economical reform In the days OF Edmund nI. 49, ~
found In the fact that The kings turnsplt was lem
Der OF Parliament" II the functions OF royal sculh4n
and legislator for those who never VIII 90 slaves can
united In one person, why cannot one mortal man ne
vender Of pastry to the carrier OF his Exceiency mas
and also Of Congress contingent for NeDrashn
Neir- York, sept IL, 1873. A. q u
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

showed that the woman had been taken TO the Police
Station by an excise inspector, who said be was not Ger
tain of obtaining evidence to hold her and NO
was made against her, although the inspector desred
10 have her detained Subsequently the inspector ~ tne
presence of Commissioner stner, said that Ne naa no
evidence on which holi the and the prisoner
was released The referred ~ the fuII bonru
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
THE CONGRESSIONAL PIEMAKER.

To fhe Edtf0r OF The TFIUE"e
SIR: Your correspondent, Mr.. Hawes' utters
the dietum that human being cannot be n once Mem
ber Of Congress contingent nom NsbrsakA and pssman
certain 10 the Hcw.Ymk PostO1noa. N0s only there
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
-s3.7aR.5On


The report Of the CUnm aid over unll next
We nesfay. The Committee on gen NJ schools Fcpoit
list OF teachers for confirmation. In some cases thc
teachers recommended d. TIE COMMITTEE were not thosc
named by Board Trustee according To the statutes
of 1873. When these came u they produced i"n8
and bitter discussions, Ia which ncTv al the COlnils
souers uartcipatcd TIE genera qu ron was Tie power
OF Size Board OF Education over iAc 4oca b"Aids. LIE
uauitv favor y living the nJMiAaNOns Oi tAe
Mnrd VIIlstees cOl.slleratlOn
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
GUNNER Retreats.

NfOCNTAIN HOUSE, Del. Water Cap, Penn.
Vi Terms reduced $40 per week q Qsr day.
THEO HAUsER Proprietor
D0TND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
IA paradise Of America"-Ienny Lind. . -.
Grand stOppingo place from White Mountains 70 Wv
Worry Has large and patronage during the bean
tif Autumn open all the year. Terms. trom ptHnDes
So 20 sl2 per week send stamp for I9aI1st - 1!.ls
W WEST POINT NEW. YORK
ON THE PARADE GROUND.
ALBERT II. cRANEY, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Sept l5-Spanish gold, 234 a23i p Exchange
active on the United states 90 days. currency llsal %
prcmum: short sight, l22dl24 premium on London,
fsOals2 premium Paris l46dl4S premium sugar-No.
u u. >, ,lGl4dl6la = reals v arroba
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

SALE OF \ RAILROAD TRACK FOR So
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 15.-The track OF the
Elizabethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad lying
in Fayette County, KY, sold on Monday to Gen
Leslie Combs for as He held Judgment agninst the
Company Tor damages ~ house, and bought the track
AT a sleril-s sale.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

THE EASTERN RAILROAD STOCK RALLIES
BosToN, Sept. 15.-The Eastern Railroad
stock rallied to 81 to-day, notwithstanding reports Of
defacation which il il positively stated untrue
report of the exact condition the road Will be
submitted 10 the ,tOc ckhOders.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

NTNIATU RE ALMANAC
ann r,ses 1880 5l2 sun 6:07 Moon rises... 6:i6
1850 HGh WATER THIS DAY-A. NJ
Uook Island. o:t2 Hell u. Ferry .l03l
' WATER THIS DAY-P. NJ
SANDY Hook s:25 Cows Island 9O2 Hell g. Ferry. 1851