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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10

Ukazalo Sc, zey Anghcku Jest 9o0,-
000 osob Aenskelio pohlavi vice neE muz
skeho. Jelikoz die obmezeneho rozumu
copatd aena uema iineho uGele q lkoln,
nez byti ,nan1elkou, roditi act, vaft a
Fpokiizet, tazeme Sc, co Sc ma staff temi.
to 100000 zenskych bytosti. Ably Sc mo
hla stati manzelkou a matkou musi miti
drive manzele. Ale kdeje witt, kdyz iich
nenlI A pfedce nepatfi pry zene, ably Sc
drala do povolani, iez 81 muzov6 vyhrad
ne osobi. Zena nesmi byti lekafkou, ka.
zatelkou, ueitelkou ina vyssich skolach).
advokatkon, telegratistkon kasirkou,
ufednici d. a d. ne snad proto. ze
by ke vsemu tomu nebyla sp6sobiIa, ale
2e Sc lnuz boji nebezpecne konkurence. ie-
likoz zena obyGejne sv6domitGj, bedliv6
j a vernGli poyinnosti sve kona nee muz.
20 tedy tenn pfebyte6nymi zenamit Do
tabrik = (ac tn elm C W prot zenske p
ci protestuie)- kde telesnG zakrni MIRA
yne spustne, nebo do pevGstince, kde pro
topasnosti yselnohoueiho muze Sc musi
nechat ruinovati.
Tyz pomer zenskeho pohlavi muz.
skemu Jest vsnde jinde, tady.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10

kazdym dnem, be nase pfirodou skrovn6-
j obmyslena vlast "a syou .nyneisi veil
kost nema d6kovati iin6mu, neil ustavie
ne, jak v6deck6, tax narodohospodafske
pr ci cel6ho naroda. Vsak AMI okol
nostl stastne, ami pfirozena hohatost pi
dy, ba ami dedictvi stastn6 minulosti ne
mdze nikterak umensiti poyinnost naro-
ia k teto neunavn6 prici, ma niz w tax
patficny byli jste polozili d6raz Pokrck
lidsky fidi Sc stdlym zakonem d6iinnym;
zadat ustavitnou valku dncha lidsk6ho
proti hierarchii stareveke poyery a prot
smutne nev6domosti, kteraz znenzivaiic
svateho jmena nabozenstvi, fiti Sc Y boj.
PozorWtez. panoye, kterak dob6 nei-
novejsi opet Jest to nabozenstyi, tedy uGe:
nj, n5rnz kfestansky sltt vzyva pose-
stvi mru, ilnenen. .iehoz podpaluje Sc bra
trovrazedna zast, kterak ono poznovu
slouzi "a heslo K boji zdhladnemn, aby
obnoveno bylo ono proudsledovani my
slenky, jemuz toik velkych duch6v liz
bylo pablo "a obef! Prosp6Ie .udiz vdz
nemu stndiu nasemu, zachovameli stale
v pameti, kterak Italie tax dobfe iako
N6mecko zdstavaji ohrozeny tainyn
spiknutim povery stfedoveke. Nase
vlasti sjednotily Sc netoliko pod zdkou-
nym znakem rozumu v6dy prava ma
rodniho, nybrz i moci one zbrojne silly,
jizto potfebuieme, chcemeli ndrodnost
svou zachrdniti cizovlad6 uiiti, kteraz
nikdy necouvne pred pouhymi ddvody
rozumovymi Nepfitel mas spoledny,
byt pro tn chvili snad zarazen, piece
svych dosnd Sc neztika. Spole-
haze ma vit6zstvi nasili, doufa, ze mirumi
lovnost mas uspi svaly nase ochabi Pc
stujtez tedy 2aroveh praci miru, Weldon
a umenim ony nezdolne ctnosti, kterar
tini obtana spdsobilJm, ably dovedl "a
test a svobodu vlast sve ten zivot obeto
vat. V tomto smyslu ma nasich nemec.
kych universitach profesofi pozdrayuji
Suddenly jakozto nejzdatuejsi boiovniky
"a dusevni mravni rozvoj naroda cest
nym pfiimim: ,,commilitiones" (spolubo
IovnikdD Dovoltez, abych TIME ime-
nem pozdravil studentstvo italske'n
X tomu n. L. dodavaii:
My jsme iak proti N6mcam tax prot
narodem pottem slabsin osu
lem nestastnesim. Nute, vidimeli nv
nj Gem tito mocni a sfastn narodove
'patfuji jedinou zaruku sve narodnosti, |
we neodvislosti sve budoucnosti. slysi- |
nell tuto pfatelskeho rozhovoru iejich,
ak SO vzaiern6 zbroii duchem, osvetou a
;tnosti muznou, ,,aby dovedl "a cest a |
'vobodu vlasti ten zivot obet pfinesti" (
'id:meli, iak oba tito narodoye vsecku
'vou nadeji skladaii.v pracovitost stated
lost sve mladeze, druhe strany, iak
a mladez italskasjest pronik1uta. vedo
MIN yznesene a velike sv6 povinnosti:
akez nauGeni name sob6 toho sobe Wi
i pro ziyot svGj, k Jake Ginnosti nell by
:hom sc my yzchopiti, abychom nahradi-
i duchem ctnosti, echo Sc nam nedostd-
"a hmotnou silou2
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
OZnamky POkrOku

Vytlsknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc napfed
zaplat. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, Jimz zaroyen oznamuie so "a ,,po
E0vicpt cenu.
l palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknuti, 2 palce $4.0O, 8 palce 5000
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev.
nejsi, elm dele SO uvefejnuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
plsmem stoii Is ct1. fadka.
Oznamky: hide jest" .,Napyode5''
,Hledd Sc" stoji IS ct6. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi.
lido v Pokroku oznamoyati chce. Necht
siuda kolik fadek, ci kolik palca koli-
krat uyefejnit necht ST sam yypocte
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
H Kdo 81 pfeie NIT oznamku v
ttitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne.
Penize posileite vzdy postoynich
poukazkach Money orders) a psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. lO4 CrOtOn street.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
" OF C X v.

jest ysru podiyuhodne, ze svst pokra-
Guie, povalmeli, jak mnoho SO dele We
sneru zpatecnickem a konservativnim:
krNata ohhpnji poddane, knezi vttic,
poIitikaii volice, inu2ove zeny sve, noyi-
nafi sve ttenaie B kdo nikoho ohlupovati
Il balamntiti nemize, balamuti scbe.
karel lleinzen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
NOVY OBEY ZEMEPISNY.

/
Nejvyssi hora ma zemi odkryta teprye ne
dayno krajine dosud uplne nezname
Dosud byla "a nejvyssi povazoyana hora
V pohofi Hymalayskem ASH meiici 20
600 stop (asi 81 mile) vysky. Ted I'VE
fejnil Anglii kapitan A. Lawson ce-
stopisy sve po australskych ostrogech, a
tu popisnje cestu po velikem ostrov6 Pa
pua aneb Nova Guinea. Ostrov ten byl
dosud temef npln6 neznarny, ien ieho po-
bfezi bylo zname. Lezi tesn6 pfi rovnfkn
kde stykaii Sc okeany itchy indicky, Jest
dolnoyem cassovard raiek, ma krasnon
seenerii, bohate bylinstvo romantic dru
by zvifectva. Ma ostrove tomto kapitan
lawson nalezl horu 321s3 stop (pfes
mill vysokou u prcstfed ostrova tohoto.
jiz naval ,,EIerknles. Hora tato neien
ze jest neivyssi dosud znamych. ale ona
stoii ma plose ponze 1000 stop mad mo
rem povysena, ne ma vysine, jako Eve
rest, tax ze cd jeii patty clovek pohlzi ma
celon ieii vysi 10000 stop. Lawson pro-
yazen jedinym sluhou vystoupil ma nj a
ehta co mozna nejvyse Sc dostati. Vysli
ranoo t. bod. Prvni 1000 stop byl les
husty, kter5 stale tidnul. az 1900 st. W.
soko pfeatavaly risti stromy VII. hod.
dosahli vyse 1l.0O0 st. mad mofem. o
1.0oe st vyse poe'nala Cara snezna a po
cali trpeti zimu, malatnost ie ovladala.
Belost snehn palila je do oci, vse bylo pl-
ne sn6hn vecneho. Do l. hob odp. vyston.
pill do yyse 25.314 ST.. dale uz memo |
hli. HTeplom6r nkazoval 22 pod nulou.
vzduch byl tax fidky, re uz nemohIi dy
chat, z nosu, usi 1st pocala prysteti
Jim krev, kIze ma obliceji a ma rnkou pu-
kala a akrvacela, hole jun vypadly rukou
1 nedovedli je zvednouti vice. Obratili te-
ly o pal I hod. veeer byli opet dole
spet. Byla to neivyssi vJska jakou ide pc
'ky dosahli, jen v balonech doyedli Sc po-
7znesti nektefi mad to. s
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
PO k R Oh
No. iO4 CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, ID,


q pozhstalych spisd s'avneho n6mec-
keho mysitele. Ludviga Fenerbacha, Wy
nikaii zvlast6 ieho aphorismy, .lryveene
q y"lne myslenky, nichz tuto nektere
podavdr.e.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
POjiSttmi ma zivOt
POjistoni protinchOdam
POiisteni padU nemOCe.

Po2adovane pi1spevky neien ze json
mirne, ale jelikoz lie .ie platiti tyden-
mich lhHtach, stavai Sc nesmirne snad-
nymi. kazdy m6ze tydn6 uspotit 81 ct.
Ia tuto tastku obdrzi kaz ~ ellen, poclna
je 25. rokem staf Qide starsi musi platiti
vice. jak nasleduje:
~ Polici ma tisic dollari, vydanou cd
New Jersey vzaiemnG ma 2ivot poistucl
spoletnosti Newarku, N. j.
2.) Deset dollard pfipade nemoce po
tfimesiGnim tlenstvi.
81 $50 dollard padu 1mrti elena k
uhra2eni pohfebnich vIloh zbytek We
lhHte polici blize vytknute.
A. ' padu melody (ztraty ruky, nohy
nebo dPlneho schromnutiJ Jest ellen oprav
nen ma summu $500 krone podpory Y
nemoci, ktera potud elenovi vyplacena
bude pokud jej lekai osetfovati bude.
/ Tyto isou asi hlayni, od Volks Bundu
poskytovane vyhody, iez vsak dosta6.
ably kazdeho, kdo zdrayi nebo ziyot
svdl peeliv Jest pfesv6dtily, 1e plan ten
to jest velmi vyhodny bezpeGny. Nei-
splse hodi Sc meme zamoAnym praci ru-
kou svych Sc ziyicim lidem, krefi zhusta
praci ztrdci caste do nemoce upadnou
nebo k tlrazu pfijdou. Tito necht neob.
meskall zavGas Sc prot zlym casGm We
svh rodiny sve prospech poiistiti Kaz-
demu mdze Sc Graz nebo nemoc pfihodi
Ii smrti nenjde nikdo. Necht kazdy Sc.
be Sc ota4e, go re mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo llraz haky Sc mn5 pfihodi, co bude
mych nlilych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praei nespasobilym mne ucinily
anebo kdyby pfedtasna smrt ldna ie.
lich mne vyrvala"
Tom zln mdze kazdy pfedejiti sebe
rodinu syou prot alym casiim poistiti
prpQienim sc Jednote lidu.
CLENSTVI. Ably Sc stal clenem, mu
81 Sc 2adatel podrobit lekafsk6 prohlidce,
zacez Sc Jemu niceho nepocita.
Pfistupne obnasi $lO0, cemz lest "a
hrnut pfispevek "a prvni tyden. Pfistup-
ne slozeno byti must soucasne podanim
zadosti "a pfiieti. Nebudeli od lekafe
spolecnosti "a spisobl6ho uznan, tedy Sc
Gastka tn yrati.
Premie mohon tydne, m6sicnG nebo
ttvrtletne, die ibosti pojist6nebo vyplace
ny b}ti. Pojistne Sc pfiiima bez podpo
ry padn nemoci. = Viz sazbu.
Spolednost byla 1868 zalozena lest
tudiz l2 let stara
V roce 1873 cinila obchod ma
$13,754.922OO
MajitelGm polici vyplaceno padu Il.
mrti, nemoci ma dividendach
S4s2. 5000
Nynejsi hotoye assets obnaA
sl,5O0.OOo
Jlstina ulozena jest statnich spolko
vych dlnhopisech bypotekAch.
Nj. Krejci, gen. agent.
Wiesenberger, jednateI.
C2eoe1andshd cf1ce 1s4 Superior Str.
Goldsmith u JankOu.
obchodvedouci.
, 1875-07-23

Warden hlcClaughyy, Warden Of tho Illinois
stato Pcu,tcntiasy, was yesterday morning pro-
ssnted with IL beautiful gold watch and chain by
tho officers and employees Of that institution.
A lady named Mrs. II. Colwo'l tried to Kill
hessolf last night At Peoria by inhallng chloro-
form. Bha aluloa. succeeded, aud, bu. fos tho
,,1oulpt assistance Of physician, would hAya
bosn on tho othor aide. Family trouble led to
tho commission Of tho rash act.
The French musical societies Of Nav York
contemplate holding 8 grand concert tor t1,s
benefit OF tho nuifoEeTA from Hoods iu Franco.
TAMmany Hail has bcen offered tFea for tho
puf,,ouo. THO French Committee OF leeliof
hayo s9.050 90 haud, which will be immediately
forwarded.
Tho ladies OF Milwaukee. geya Centennial
opsu-htr fota At QuentIn's Park last Night
towards the National Ladies' Cenlennial Fund.
Al Immense number we1o pEcseut. Matt CAr-
penter delivered spirited oration Oh the Can-
tennal aud the duty Of Milwaukee aud Wiscon-
Eln III ths promises.
1ha Booksellers Exchange aud Clearing
House III Now Yosk brought together sraks
i'umber Of le tEatlo from I'll parts OF The oouu-
try, 1u'r1h, hut1th. eaHs and u Nat. II has bean
tho greatest exposition Ut thS bnnk trado that
las oyur bcsn ssou iu Ansrica, Tic Exchange
WILL continue business through th!s Meek oulY,
closing pn Saturday.
At union mce&lng Of tho Y.nsatls LIGHT
1uaras anl tho La3alIu soldiers OF the iato War.
held on Wednesday eyoning, a Cummittoo of
Arrangements MAs appointed for the LsHa}Ie
County 6o.iirrs' Reunion, to bs held III LaB1l!s
about tho last Of August or Int Of Bapkeu,ber
Many eunent army ott!cers hayo promised to Ia
present, aud Al extensive reunion u expected.
, 1875-07-23
DONALDsON's BALLOON.


cnfo from manager coup IN Asep'y 10
r,ax .,,.,s ae%e[s ~ ~. [,a;.s", .ss' ss.lsn".
r. ,,,,. NJ r,i,. y, It, r.,,,, =, ~
sto,uo1,s c,rr, of INV ~ would -, + bars
Wv Iitt,o I'm, n dovota N ,natta,s ortatd. ~
nv IonI,,,nata ana vorv ,n,nort.nt o.nacar;s,
.f1.irs, Int tbc,o ,,c ccrta,n faeta i, oon.
nae,;n,' ,~ith thn r,,n a;s,strn,s .soora,on -
n's'.e' -. wa 49, s ae1o.v
tno plaEe ana cn1'"Hous Do"aiosoa WHICH !
feel 1t Incumbent upon myself 10 acgua1nt
tho public with. must say thnt
IL ix with a beavv lenrt and sad nfsciytncn con.
~ 49,. =, 1r,s 1,,,,1a.,, I'D Ijn IN.
so1a1"e 'ao 4"so ~ ~. 0o'"'u'on saa A'1 w.
fortunate companion Mo young ana PROMISING
or.oo Grin that "ss, aud % wore It not s"s0s
ws,, "a iha de.d 7 would nar,n;t N. oaicio1s
1.... nsn :" atta'a LII -
s'olnol ~ pao' uu'ios'e"a' a"a out company
heon the lnsensoss M balsoonB and snsaged III
making experiments tho results Of which
vor}h urohahlv euta;. necnniarv nrnft and
.',., .,it, ahta,. ..1a,s =. - F o...,,..as
w." e1.' s~s sos1 s.o" t"sS"
That ualottunh4e aaeohH!oh. Ho saouIu nh1onos-
edly fcol that wo naritod public oouHuros
But this was not tho case, nor did any similar
state OF shosa exist Prof, Donaldson was ro-
.,.rs,t, l.. IT, o,t,.o ,,,,;,,,,a .sos, -, 49,
sa'uSa ~ 1ns ens',e cisa'<oo "of'a ID al o1-
rerioucou aaa capable aetonaut, ana II SUCH
was employed, a. explained III my last card, a.
distinct fea,uro OF our entertainment, Permit
ua tn at,t, hv WV ~ ~ n.rant,oais that IN th,s M
-a.,, s $500 ss,,.omsa ...s.. .es.s ."s. 80 'a's
fop4y l am compeaoo 10 ~!ito from memory ~
my last In1nuHR has been taken from my room.
In arranging for hls nacenslous Prof Donald
ton waa atjoved the orc.te.t ,.s,tudo. M ono
, eoan.o.s,, ..,,b Tia ,1:n.ao,.an, .ou,,,. ~ ~
soaaoa ,' "'u sAo 1so'aums eousu., ~ VI
egon dreamed Of interfering WIN or debating to
him in = field that was universally regarded ~
peculiarly his own, aud QUO III Which 10 waa re-
Eardod ~ master. HEontd ~ soon have
thought Of assuming TO Elva Instructions to tho
Captain ot ataamer plying your beautiful Lake,
on whose boat my name Waa entored AZ q pas
Hangsr aB directing Prof. Donaldson in regard
to sls aAcenblons. In refulstiou Of stoiner'a
Charge that Donaldson purchased and individual
iy paid for cosors for ILLS basket, / refer
to tho bill OF tho Goodyear Rubber
Company. Nos. los and l07 Madison Attcot, Mr.
Heorga Olapp agent, who will certify that this
bill waa pasd by tlle Treasurer OF cur Company.
Another fact 70 bo considered In connection with
this statement Of teiuerH IL, that tho subject Of
rubber covers was not mentiopod be.weon Dom
aldson and Hutd until Atter tho covers wore paid
for. In shls coayeraatlou Mr. Hu.d suggested
that ai!oloth Govern would have better served
, 1875-07-23
u Sec small Nl1Is.sS

or f.0heS hepNQAcQH. ..-.....
They cams Into Que Of tho JuGticee' oiacea
get married., he gaunt aud hilarious and horny
hhnded husbandman, she b,uHhing and pluml
lars, evidently fresh from tho dairy. Ha WI
hilarious In hts happiness anl not afraid to she's
lit
We've como 10 gst married, NJ liAve, an yos
can't Hplico us any too quick There she u,
ahe's = ecsoasner! llor uklnsts Jonuy Hmit!, aud
n,lns L. Bill Hopkins. Wore golu' 70 sestls
down an laYe rattln' family OF boys, By golly,
aud nAme om al altar nal Harry u quick, ~
then como IN SEQ u In = year Of two, and thsns;
a. them clrous:posters cay, youilsqe ama! BILLS.
Tho Juatice placed this btushlng bride Apd
bosterous groom IN position sud lurfisd through
the ceremony, though scarcely fsst enough tx
tina ilnpAtlent couutrynan. Tho ceremony eon'
cluded, tho latter pulled % dollar bill from
his pocket, flung Ii dom aud fairly shouted;
"Nhoop! I'm the hRppiest man In 1t. Louis
II 1t IN . burned big piAcel Thara's the atAnps.
Ksep 'em all it's worth tho money! An ii yoa
over como out in th$ country ueas our place, Joa
jes atop in Al 500 small Dilla!"
The brila biuAhed moro then ever, and ths
couple started on for thetr hotel. but the happy
1usn could scarcely contain himself, oven ou tho
sidewalk Asthoy disappeared around tho corner.
the ul&n gave leap md cut pigeon wing.
while tha wind brought tbs Mlafious shout hAsx
sgAln;
""1YAoop! Boo s1n3i Dilsl"
, 1875-07-23

afser tho fsnhIon Of ifa Kind; az woll lonvo tb,
door bf tin blrl-engo opcn and tlon blanc tin
cat for eating tho bird. Tho Fronct,man tnkoa
rcd lady in Tic cuao tl,nt would hayo boon tnito
a,,oshrr matter. Any ons who hal pro.
sf,med on tho slight encouragement aLo
might hare o1crod him, the e1chnngo OF
llavo bnen fool ~ we'll al brute, aud lle nueht
tu hnyo boon uovcrc1y punished in oacl, capacily,
There tnny como time whom tho Fronehmsn
htmsolf will marry. When IL does come ha viii
o1poct to hAve his future wifo ~ jaaloualy
guarded from her future lovor ~ si1o is guarded
from nll tho rest Of tho world. lie viii pay his
addresses TO hor through tho Dotarics, and whea
they hnve given the slgna1 that tho monetary
and not till thon. will ho yontuso to breathe !
word OF luyo. UT ia droft. II you like, but It u
commc CO." hdar him HaJinR 10 tho thoroughly
thought IL 'droll," too, and that Ia why /
wrote tliA letter.
, 1875-07-23
Now York TlmCs Stocle--D1OO,0 900 on
fcred Tor Ton OF thu Oua Hundred
S6Nf0As

BnAfG&s
Htts Tark 8un,
A suit involving tho poasesninn Of one Bthro Of
the New York Times atork, held by the eatata ot
tito late JA1nea D. Taylor, came up boforo Hurra-
gate uutchius iu the Surrogate Court on Fri.
day. Mr.. Edward Il. Tracy, executor nf
the estate, made nfidavita showing thht by tho
death al BIZ. Taylor ton: shares Of tho Tina
stock toll to ha heirs. That these shares ars
very valuable II they can bs sold togethor, but
that their yalun would DO greatly diminished Il
they should he dtBpoao OF to different phrttea. Mt.
Tracy further certified thAt about year tgo, hit.
George Joues OF tho Row York 1tnaes maie ~
alleged contract with tho widow OF Jalnos u
Taylor, by which sho agroou to sell him ono ol
tho ton aharos for el2, 100, $4,000 to DO paM
doun; aud the reat to be paid In monthly hi.
sthiiments Of $780, Mr. Tracy leld that Mr.
Taylor. who u the o1ecutri1, was indueed "a
mike this bargain through her pecunlAry neces.
stiles, mud that tho contract ID invalid for two
reasouss First, that, NJ the stack was not in hes
posssasloD, she lad no paHer to make any tram.
far; and secondly. that sho made tho sale On
crodlt. which no executor 10 empowered to do.
Mr. Tracy affirmed that ho AAa already In hla Of
Acc ccrttod ohock offering $3.50. 900 for tho ten
shares II they can 10 sold togetler. II Mr. Jonss
succeeds in holding possession Of the ahAro IN
dispute, tho other nine. II Ia asserted, will 10
hardly worth *y0, 900, and tho cAtsto would losa
Al least 800 900. Mr. 1oneB IT IL eatd, desres to
obtain tho slAre for which llo hargNund With the
widow, ~ ita purchase would insure him tbs mk
toEity Interest ln tho papnE ~ 4a ALREADY con-
trolls tfty ahAre8 OF tho stuck,
, 1875-07-23
MILITARY ITEMS.

Col. @. L. kilonzn, Assistant Commisssry.
General Of Hubslstonee, Ass been ordered to this
city as Chiot Commlasary Of tho Military Division
Of tho Missouri.
Liout.-Col. II. F. CLARK, Ass'atant Commls-
sary- General Of Subsistence is ordered to duty
at Tho purchasing depot at d oston, Atass.
Capt. G. d. penroho CommiBBsrg oe SubaBt-
tho t;omnissary-d -dcnerat of HnbBistouco ut
Washington.
Capt. frully McCroa, rirat Artil!ary has boon
releyea from duty ~ Deputy Governor Of ths
sodcrs' Homo IN Washington, aud ordered to
join hia battery.
Leave OF nbsouce for s!x months han becn
granted Lieut.. Fred achwntka, Third Cavalry.
First Lieut.. @. +. Loehe. Eighth Infantry, hal
accepted nn mp rpolntnont Of Major in the Egyp-
tian army. and sailed from New York on Batut.
day last, on touto to h!a new nolu OF duty.
, 1875-07-23

Dr. af1iprnnn Ucc1tncn tho Fond dn
Lac 1sfNii0prfc.

DIS 1A1F1aA%At A1VI1tAEH ANV EVAAtA AAA
l.nc 1sfNii0prfc.
C4hkush Northeestern, .fuiY IL.
Il soetna difficult for thc Episcupal Diooeso OF
Fond lu Lac 10 eloot = Bishop who will SEQ,
tho position. It. uas hoped that tho aecoiMl
choico would roault In the election Of man who
would accept tic poaltion, but this morning, tho
Rev. Nr. Han, Of this city, Chairman OF tho
Standing Committee Of tho DIoceso, IL iu receipt
Of formal Iottur Of docluatio1l which reaus ~
fullowA:
,.s Gnn1sr caunca nto1oar LEx1se1or, y, Jsly u,
1tessrs. Suyi'tns. I.e<, aMi A'"ssrdy,, t,nnnRt<-
DKAA un1:fHAxs: Nut Until hh'v hsst fals EElc 10
answsrin my positive way ynar !.stsr Of ths VII uIt
jnfurinH nj my election ushop III tue utoocKo
II tuul uu J..c 10 ths que4tiou u duty presented
lii this election, hapo yiycn my 1noAt careful eon-
dub. AIy conclusion in, that ought to decline.
Your young tt!oetse, With u goodly array Of par
shes aua IT, var oriottnut:ics for nss!oasry ensE,
presses ms ono Of tic most important aud attracL
Church. lecltnn tue cali WITH which / ha1s bern
hsast; from any selfish eo'.staerion. but It
s' sse,p. ssS rrasiS,ut.aiIy essel as..ass "s ms.
I'll pzol~s:o NY That, 4!ssruatlag my own tuaa-
subnttlei 70 uti,trs-1nt, IN whom shr Church has
coIdenee-lny rcsHoM for my declining, and they,
without any exeeption, have pronounced that reason
Permit 1us to sdd that shall always fea tho eepest
interest i'll the wcare of the uipcesa Of Fond du Lac,
aud sl.a pray that your chuIcs for liz Eplacopats may
fall nrt shnla oo much moro worthy Of that Atgh
hF',luF than myasN. An, dear brrshryn, faithfully
yntf4 III Christ. J.H. S11trMAH.
lilo effect Of this letter WILL In all probability,
DO tho holdiug Of special convention worry soon,
for smother attempt at tue selection OF Bishop.
a tnuetfng Of tho bsandinR Gominlttco has boeI,
called for Tuesday, the :Hth in this city, to de-
termiuo tho fcaelbthty Of calling i apaeial cou-
ycntion, aud, il 10, tho tino and place it shall
la held
, 1875-07-23

Permanent OrEnniZnkf0n--Rul Gov
erfltnx Representations

Permanent Rulo Gov.
erntnE Representations.
GnEES Dn,Ats. WHITE SuL11tuK SPRINGS, Vs.,
July 21.-Tho aecond dar'a acsHioli Of the Ma
tionAl Cotton E.cbndge Conypntion commonecd
this morning.
Tho Committee on Permanent Organization
presented constitution and bylaws, each Arti-'
clio being read md discussed Fsugly, and, after
general discussion, unanimously adopted. The
first article provides for organization Which Is
to bc called tho National Cotton Exchange
OF America. Tho second dcflnen its ob}ccts 10
promote efficiency aid extend tho usotnlneHs Of
local cotton exchanges; to secure their united
aud harmonious corporation, and to obtain
moro rcliab!c and precise statemcntb with re-
gnrti to tho ostent aud moyeinents OF the crops.
Provision II tl.cn iA.lo for regular biennial mee-
iuu., and fer p1csident, liee-lrenide4t. aud
resen DIRECTORS. who will form the Executive
Council md viii net AZ = Board OF Gen-
vral management, appoint q Secretary,
1reaeuter; Rnd Assistants, al they
may doom necessary. and will hare powor to
levy RBsessmotta and dEsburse such aumH aB may
DO raised, hut will not be allowed to incur eI-
penses not provided for by assessments. all such
assessments to 10 upon constituent exchanges
il. proportion TO thclr representation this rcpre-
eontation to he according to tho number Of bAca
hnnaIc.l. EscA.iKrH handling 35,0fl0 halos arc
entitled to two dccgRtus. and one additional
ucUSste tn cfGry l91, E90 bales III oIccsH taar9-
Of.
The next article provides That the Executive
Council shall hayu puwer to afd to tho Coussitu-
ton aucl amendments AZ shall bo passoI by
yotn NJ two-tsr1s Of tho representatives. OF
each Convention. provided That said tyo.thirds
bllall represent clear majority Of tho conBtitu-
cut osch1ugoa. This article caused considerable
discussion, two otl,gr fosns being presented aud
rejected. Tho iiras provided s',at soioly a ms.
,jority should represo,it two-thlrhH of
the exchanges, but tlo Nav Or|ehnn
party thought this would throw tho balance OF
ponor into tho hnnds Of email exchanges, and
strongly oproacd it. Tlloy proposed All a,neud-
lncu. wlercby majority shoulu represent two
thirds Of the doeEateA. This WAS inst ~ objec-
tionablo to tho small exchanges, who HAw
that thoy would 10 Bwamped by tho number
Of delegations from New Orleans, Savannah,
Nov Ynsk, ctc.,-antl the article in tho form given
above waa presented and. bo!ng acceptable to all
phrtiess WAR adopted.
The bylaws were adopted without much COM
rneut.
1cccRs wna taken, and in tho afternoon scB-
sion the question Of nominations waupostponed
until tomorrow morning.
Tho Important matter of locating tho National
Exchange otlico was referrod to committoo, to
report tomorrow morning.