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| Tho Viscountess Strangford. in her - Easte.1
8hores of the Adriatjc." says: The Monte
! ,ao-o co.t,,mo ia tha handaornest and rnoa
- s,.1 ha~a aaa, .,n ao.,1.rH TLa pr;ns
sfa1eio' Aa'o oeea ~ @o' '"anA5' 4Ao 41ne'
Syrian style, very full and wide, gathered in a
the knees nth scarlet earters; Damascus eill
scarf round the loins. .nd at his vajst huge
crimson leathern band, in which the arms are
nlaced. the Prince. however. ia the only mar
who carriaa none at home. The scarlet waiat.
coat embroidered aud butoncd with gold, is
half concealed bv q closely-fttiug tunic Of white
cloth. also richly embroidered in gold; tho
full Court-dress is the same. only that the
tunlc is then worn OF greon. sometimes fur
ed9lngs afe % aaaed, ano gu tne gen'lem'en
aooue tue Con1s asu 1o~s ot lalke s.Ye1
buttons sewn 10 tnlchiy On sne 1tonss OF tae
tan'c as qu1te 70 conceaa sne eletn' auu 10 9'se
tho appearance OF afmo! "nile some nao CURIOUS
shouIacs-lheces OF soAo SILVER coVeteo WIN
h"asea, eomFletelY eovernK tne necA ano suoui-
oc'a. lna ca! Is OF ln1, WITH . Panacne OF Tn.te
closl'. emorolaa:eo ano t@sseleu' nanglok aoaa
at one stoe tnls IL 10 Wat. or N sFavenns OF N
winter IN s1mes or M se nome a,' rne mohIsneg,1n ,
wears peculiar pork-ple cap WIN plack sllK
border ana scarles centre. Al the o1onteoeg11ns
wear emoEoldered 4eg4losa 1he fr1nce slohe
wears nlgn eatner oooss ae ToEe h Gao'es a:s a.
, 1875-10-10

ses ue ogden House, Wednesday eysniup.
I'm - saed TU Mr. 4. H. Wells. au enployo Of the
H. roster d Walker. and A,ss Isabe] Rsy-
h.t .YEntot YEa of one OF the p7oprietors Of The
aadE~ 1ae W, t.eE. FrauciA Mansfield odicated
fssn..1 1kes and Miss Martha Moore acted as
ftsnab.1 g go b<iasanosld. THIS rappar wsa
1oas sss y Eckhasdt, lad vas psssafsa of 81
iagltad Kuasts. A{tay racnix,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

NEwORLyASs March l7Cotton quiet; Mddlng Is 's; net
eepts 2l37 bales; 2i7 bales exports TO France 34S9
bales; the continent 2llS bse sales 1880 bales stock.
239, 452 bales
MOBILE March l7C,ton que Mding 15i2c receipts.
lO7 baes exports the continent l2lO bales coawe 81 bales
sales. 200 bales stock As. 55S bales
7Cotion % snd steady 1tng 15'4c;
COS bales 723 bales sales 600 bses stock
337A3 bales
March l7Coon ouet and nominal Midding ID o;
5l5 sales. 60 26l
ST LOUIS March 1TCotor quiet; Midng 10 receipts
233 bales shipments 494 bas sales 272 bas stock "a 296
bales.
MrxrHr: March l7Coton steady Mddnr Is H9l5sae; Low
Mddhps Is 4c; Good Ordinary, l44a 2; net receipts $
bses shipments 1873 baes sales 1000 bales; STOCK 4o26
bales
B.LrrxoRr March l7coon que Middlpg. 16'se net re;
ceps l3 baleS Ia baes exports TO Great Bral 44o
bales c,yse 240 bAles sales 800 bales spinn 10 bae'i
stock. 81 100 bales
GALvEsroS March l7-COton nominal; Midhng l5c; net
receipts go bales Great Britain 5000 bales eoaswe
100 baes stock Ga, 81 bales 49,
LOUISVILLE March l1.-Cotton que; MiidhnF, base
NoRPoLK, March l7-Coon ouet Mddhng, l5dl5'sc; net
lO39 bales; TO Great Brta $50 bMe coast
700 tbtes; sales. 400 baes; socE. 1888 bales ,,
WILMINGTON March l7.Couon quiet and nominal; Mdlhng'
l5 lS9 bales coastwe S3l bae stock
900 bales - 49, .
BosToN March 17Coon quet NiJlnE, 164c net receipts
1875 bales. 2l2 STOCK
CINCINNATI l7CoOn active; Mdihng loi2c; net re-
eeipts us bales; stock 10 Sl3 bales
l7Coton que Middhus l0A2c; net re-
eeipts 256 bales gross receipts. 1913 bales - 49,, -
March l7.-COtol quiet and hrm AaEDg ~ 2i be'
receipts, 81 bales sales, ZIG bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.
ar.n.nn - MART 4 r.

ioSpoy Mach l7-l2:3O p m.-Erie Preferred ssh
IyERPoor March l7-l3J mtoon b. qmei and uochsngeo;
Mdding rl.f. 7si M!d!us Sac sL sales iOOOu
49, 600 Tor export; on the BASIS OF
Middinr UpsDls nothing Gooi OlnaTS' deliverable March
a. 40 DO celge raj MAY. az l'sL Do moth
sng below Iow Mdlibgs. d-ssbe March anu ADr at l3iol
sales ddnE LEAFS, Eohns beo" Low Md1hnR
deliverable Ny and Jgn- a. Is e. .n-..- -.
LOSDoS harch l7l5O m-Pas Dispatches quote hen'es al
IyKxPoo1 March l7-l3J The Br.sfs;uf market Is quiet
Pors 10 y bbl NeE Ness Beet ~ Z teFce Larl, O5S
. /, -. -.
IoxpoN March 1-3 uThe rate Of discount in the opeu
MARKET for three months bills yer which per cent
below Of Dispatches from Pars quote enle'
Of 65f Soc. o ,oo
Lv.PooL March l72 moi the sales Of Cotton to-day 54OO
JoSpoS March l7--3 p. n -TaIow, Al i9i1I6 p cwt
LoSDoS. March ia mPsn dispatches quote Ren'e' at
FR4SEFoar MsIca 7-Uli;ed Fveweny bonds 1S62s
e9as
yERrooL Ta,ca 1850 mCO,ton-sales on the basis o.
Good shipped March al
77si. Breatsu1,-C Corn SO jS33 9Ies quarter
LONDON l1-,:jJ D. sugar, - GD24l per ewt Tor NO
AkTwKlP. March l7fetoeuu- 3lL for Zoe PaIe Anercan
LONDON March 11ETeLiBg lnseed o.. 20 3G2o6 per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

,,,. x.h, prowp car, vism,u Co., and c. g. Mu'
Css.1 Scfh-r,ee @ Lalh..,cn - kcnta'hv ,ssrs
svt >. l2sl3p I'd o,' sI@Gs r. .na iSI
aMaS fSI'; &, Co. ' 20 S[. C. s. TS'''"'''
''t cs k. sst t ks sfsSa dfo,na steers s ''1
ws,eI sd for acr, woi1s Co.. 10 nS .'esr S sTs
Nl2ho y 10, 70 Grss D ID 30 40 - cNt,Tt ="
. sse 50 a tr Nor :Ie Z. medium Illinois
peers. es cT II ~ se 81 r. We sS SH% 800 average
al Be- = ID i've whit ss 81 p heldi 10 DO ''ler' iS'o ID
s'Si Samuel or o. i've Wa Co.. as Illinois So e-s
1liae p ID: to dfe,: 81 n sn. ~ DO '"0'S O' ''N'
pm to dress S. d. and Cser0.ee cattle e"|' Io'2c d.
50 dress Sc n mo.& Co 90 iino, steers SIS. ew, 1895
Ole ID 10 d'eo. " %dr Co. so uHnOi, steers, 7a7a
.9a,s ~ TO s. n fo' Kahu Co, Ia IDoiaus
cssr. 81. e~t a. iodes 81 ~ ono 49,, .v.-..
.,sss s,s :! Jr,sy civ -na =, ter,isiht There no
s aao ma mp sc ~ nUs0 20 t poor
nm. L.e Geo g o sold for h. Newton 1877 Ohio
''sss Arrival, were 81 3 or $50 heg26 at jersey
City, 10 at WeeAavkcu ad II forethst None onsted
alive except Of ~ lssrd which not sold be
foeCbsnSe Dressed hoes we sne with saes OF city Ss~
Buyyno March 7-CArr-s receipts to-day 9ls bead
n,ns the total ,aol Tor TIE week thus r 0s$A mead o. az Sa
Th eDsl active at about Yesterdays
s4 s on S oSs Si Is i''s 2 sS G7
loo head Illinois IeIas rs ~ from 2p SSS
as5 So 200 sock from s3SGS7s ~
SHEEP ANRsReceipts todqV COo heal
EoppV for the 400 head against l3@OO heso
for 500 head for tae same tune
TIE market about YESTERDAY pes
holding declining TO buy a. the prices
demanded sales comprise lSl head leaving IN the yhrS
Annt unso sslr ~ had III sheep ranging IRON o. "
105 m. % 50 So uS head Michigan sheep ranging '
81 IS and 95 ID - oqsj 2Aa add so % - o., ~.
LOO head making the to supply o ne
900 head asanss llOO head Tor me sane u ~
AND lasi
qus stock demand n operate WITH SAFES
oompn 500 leaving Of heavy Hogs for se forke
lsb 81 So heavy 81 1c Ae- Hogs fair to best ~ o0@s' 80
IN slow demand
CHICAGO March l7-c,-rl.s fairly active receipts 600
- So stOckers and butchers - QUO
rs; 80 4OdS9 shipments, l.1OO
uoSs-Ive sve titnr strong recepts 1000; common 10
- 25GSs co. sales mostly al
bOaSS: all ID Osing @oDg' shipments SOU.
SHEEP q m soITce. higher: 10 ezra. 81 21GSb 10
PHIIApELPnI. March lGCATTLgTb demand for Beef Oae
prices were not so goo1
About 600 Lcsd G17 Z u Tor tar to Good 1i40
Sc for Prime. and 3 &c. for Common. -.
dill snd pri'es favored buTer' tne re-
enpts aoane se3 made at rom e 70
Tc 10 S Tor PINE sud &c TO Oe Tor OOm
, ooo -. .old =,
slidsl2 y 100 rf. and $40 j00S3l for Stop
demand GIT only 40 Lead SOFA al @''~9V
for kresb, Az SIOQ SVV ioI SDri gers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
WOOL MARKET.

BosroS March ia done WOOL but prices
remain without Improvement and fne woods onv be SOLD at low and
Choice Pennsylvania and Ohio fleece That gen
orally range from above all other grades are LOT now 80
valuable Medium grsde while the latter are
The supply OF wool on
markets would scarcely warrant his
state OF things, is likely to be reaction
before the new clip received. The sales OF Ohio and
Medium grades have been AZ %
56c Michigan 495 2 Combng Delaine Pieces GOGOoc
washed As Q50c for unwaShe There is scarcity OF che
lines Of Sinner Pulled sales readily male at 5O41or
md small lots Choice Supe 5jG5Sci Cali
iornia wool In fair demaId AZ unchanged prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
COTTON MARKETS.

cirins; High MIed 699ci Apn 70,9N MAY 7Sc Low Mixed
C9c Oats dull and Clover Seed ~ 80 Dressed
Hogs, 81 S06SS 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

w ~ Kim Sy, I0 for re- EASTERN DISTRICT Of
MISSOURI Az wALKFG n and @t elafr Is GoT9 ,Wa
COMPANY and ca eoGy for the s U re- cgI
IA. deeds Of u p S9 81 3 snd d thai ss @ MISS
spp valley Western Railroad COMPANY should stand absolutely
declared apo ali ecuy Of redemption Of n and
DOrgssd premises properly 5ud -nchse ana t1st tne .
sRp Vale aG% sieI d Rvy Gonpay " IL said
trust and @O,eage d'STos1 se0a 9 - ps @ 1sv the
due b 3 'Boo @ S i and GG aa Of S7s
anu s mo- r., AMI to lie sa Inor;gged properly and
ever pax thereof; dschlrcsd and tna d s he
he terms and conditions thereof tlst upon the beng com
sR.s i c y Gs ' 'i Master a'' sd enc
to hf Ru cee5 or deeds @ me sane free .nd eT Of oil in
clbrauce AMI that tie sad Master s9d oher me Whole o. aa
except Tia, part Of ad rosi corrected herewith westward
town Of Canton River: BID should oe re-
therefor less than IL huned taolsai oSIs 2 5
tow and The Missouri RIVER without rolling stock to the
highest te therefor and tn uoa the SAFE Gi the snd topd 2o
an aoS,se 1e 81 & t tbou,ssd in cas-. or
sufficient eonl With suTees to be BY MN
wn ana required by the si Court and that the
terms o sale should BE- the oi sal SUI
Of haacr thcaa; dollars in a or tie e;snSG sI1
delivery OF the bond herenbeore specified on 'he IsN ,S
S be s.l,9 Ss''-s' tie sum ia should uole.: i pr;
paiJ aOa Of sand ale h1d saa sac Dc con
Ro1er or reprent bond holders then and IN nat
should sail sale be colhrns Pc .hou pa, & he
Of sad sale which may Be by me a Ioqt c . ScS
payment NAV pad bona i owned represented
BY HIM .,------ 49,, e,,....
Now bv virtue pursuance o. The said decree Joseph Shopen
the Master the ad Cont VII sell at public auction 70
the highest bidder d0o Of the Courhous OF ~
the Cy ST Louis IN the state Of hissou on
"WEDNESDAY the l4h day Of Ap H. A. D. 1870 between the noa
clock in tie JeuoOn and lhe n the afternoon;
Fist the whole railroad franchises aud pToPTv together
way COMPANY the portion hereinafter neRtone upon INC
terms conditions specified the above led decree and
Second pal The Mississippi Ney ani Nern S"2y ON
psp Herewith y9g westward from 'n
aid gn Of Canon between Missouri River
il stands without stock and the purchaser thereof Viii be
tlousad collars cash ioTttwh sn
ne continuation o. such sale by the sad
COurt-St Loas Mo-, March l. 1870. JOSEPH SHlfPbN,
Master in CbaHeery Of the United States Circui Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
Amnsemenls.

CTEINWAY HALL. NEXT SUNDAi
MISS ANNA 4 DICKINSON
response TO many %PS"lss Sris.os ,,.-
which ulqua6 praise ami approval OF ne p'
pulpit and psbo aud creating profound sensation everywhere
III. al. Of Reserved Seat, VII b.ain TO MORROW tFnd'''
MORNING at the sttnw'y Han Boz Ohee.
V'HE GREAT 81 900 CHALLENGE
WALKING MATCH
AT TIE HPPoDROMgt
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 90
DANIEL OLgARY OF CHICAGO
AND
WILSON REID OF NETWORK
IN THEIR
TwgyTY-MTLB CONTEST
COMMENCE AT s.
Union SQUARE THEATEK. auOor.
- PIopdstor SaEhipnATp AA IHGs
EGnrYsBv ESt1i TO . S'rS Sisi TINE
Mr; 49E . Jack :s ,s,P,',ssnd
'nA MOST r Sca ila aisi., r,..., r.,,. r..
. ra' n; z; Il mgr S:sS
n. ts s sa" F'i:'' n Soir'w Wiz :9
4, Ih' T.:sI T.s G Il. cs s ''S,
a.a T is. s 1911 n'' e., wn A.:
production lsld Cora CasNaay and Hats i1o,Pev 70
mere b. sIa eo ns 1Hg MOST MAGNIFICENT EVER
elsewhere SET UPON ANY Stage NH, ,,vo
SATURDAY, MARCH 90. FIFTEENTH MATINEE oil lhH WV
ORPHANS
Seats nav he secured o month IN sly9noe.
THB ONB HUNDRBDTH PERFORMANCES
Of this great Play will tske plsce on - $1,000, -
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH u.
VYTAIJ-ACKs BOUCICAULT.
w Proprietor and MANAGER LESTER WALLACE
LAST 10 NIGHTS
OF the engagement Of
Mr. DION BOULlCAULI
this thcater -.
The ooIooof Tor the re,syiaoq 81 PaIe, M @
EIGhTEEyTH WEEK
LAST BUT ONB
c Of
Mr.. DION B0UClCAULT
will
his own lnsh PLAY.
THE SHAUGHRAUN
1924 To 1913 b PBtPORNANCE ..o.u
Mr.. MONTAGUE. Mr. GILBERT, aes,rs BBCKETF AhNOII
POLK. HOLLAND LEONARD. EDWIN Meslaaes ADA DfAS
LEWIS P0NIS BURKE SEXTON, AID BLAlsDELL VIII appear
A ROMANTIC DRAMA
eth AVENUE THEATER.
~ Proprietor aud AUGUSIIS DALI
THE BIG BOSANzAtt
EVERY NIGHT SATURDAY MATINEE At 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
financial.

EOR SALE-CHICAGO AND CANADA
II SOUTHERN FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS. Price, -.
These are rsi m,rgsge 20 miles Of roa' well equipped
ee rails &c; amount 81 700 900. See POoTs Gnde
small amount for sale by HUMBERr BROS No. IL Walst
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS a
N. specially bous ht by the old-estahished honse Of
''' ALBERT II. NICOLAY l. Co,
Stock brokers and Auciioneen.
No a3 Pne-s-. y. Y
NIB and 10 Choice City Bonds and Other Al lnve-
ent spec % paving III to 10 per cent IN
yna;d.f sal lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
salrs bp Aurflon

A. M.Rwrs. AuenonoeL
DY BANGS. MERWlN q Co., sos Broadway.
roar Boady.Sseo Works Of Ar Fsncv Gooes &c
FRIDAY Starch History Romance. Poetry Travels
Theology &c Also and illustrated Works BngraVng &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

~ G.. SELLEW. Desks, Office, and Library
Furniture. No. l0J FULrONsT, hewYorE Fine Oyh'e'
Desks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
Dolfls.

6oIfis.
GROVE HOUSE, ia, 17G, and 178 Bleecker,
~ ncsr Fine Rooms excellent BOARD, 30 10
$40 81 % To e IerdaT
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
ana blocks from Orion Rooms 81 per day
GEO. p. HARLOW, Proprietor
PETERBOROUGH HOUSE, 39th-st. and 9Th
VA ave ona pan three Use suits rAesnti one
eo,per pror iea door, bedrooms connect
az, I'll ftsp, sts seaIssra ssgssafA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
5i.nations Uautco--geraIe
Laundlre5ses.
Nurses.

A r 1O7 WEST 49TH-ST.-WAN TEDDY an
N Intelligent girl situation MUSE 70 invalid law eIpe
rencel Md and pleasnG vi" 'SAe cA o an i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
W (BRUOKLYN SECURITIES SPECIALITY
GEORGE u. PREN1ISS Room %. No. 30 BTosd'st
NOW Is THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER
The wksl POINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY horganld win
an authorizes capital $500 900 hares 800 oi the purpose OPP
Grating Touring mil Of as Of bus THE aest In the Uniel
satesl yoocn paper aud oil mill and On ssc1la nAhuec'o.
The COMPANY proved IN the country over
7OOorse offered for sale snd 10 sch per
son that bavs 90 lot valued ri 500 VIII he gwen; az
shares worth $500: 100 shares lot worth s1OO Lots VIII
mills When tie mills luli the lot WI increase as
much and the investors will doube their money
the first year Company confident Of making 80 per cen on J.
sial 81 Hos John D. Neigh President OF tie COMPANY pas me
beat references further Information address j. d. NEtiu
or LIVINGSION& Co, Agent, ~ broadTay' htW-iork.
)yyICg OF 1HE PrySsYLv4SiA RAILROAD COnPANr,l
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. $50
rTHE Annual Election for 10 DIRECTIONS OF
this COMPANY will TUESDAY March % 1879, tine
General the Conrany No 23S south Foults Pin eph
wi be from 10 o'clock until O'Clock D. m
No share shares hin go days preceding the day Of
~ JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

SEVENTEENTH-ST., 81 Wes:tvaIlwo. con.
- meeting story eli Joins also Other r6dls 10 rent VIII
Loa-I TO adults q, sirinJ ttcGh,l home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

rNO LET, on 25th-st.. bet. 9th and 9th -aves.
4 FURNISHED SECOND PLOOR, with bath board Il deiirel
Apply L. a. DALEY 55S 6th-lye, bet Bah sad 33hse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

,1,sD-ST., WEST, 23l-llandsomcly furnished
I'D Or FLOOR ami other ROOMS, with BOARD also
pOCro OFFICE house and table dri elss' moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
and SEAMSTRESS-By a neat, re-

" .nec.abe you girl oad ami knl . cat nsuet
80 csiIdr~s IN French: and hug. we'd
temped al Cal At No lOB o.hVe be-
tween \ A nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

w r.p,eity POSITION honoraje aud laxative
.,Sht oa understanding II writes go-i oaspe-s
% and ia ever perfectly honest aud rehseis hssse e'>A
.sa ,seu.reL Asdsess y. p: 2JI LeAias1oa'sNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house VIII
~ Ter handsome back PALOR tgne eIposaTe Nih
GOOD table 70 gentleman wife terms mooefaie
~ 2ifh-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

nNE or two gentleman can have good
oNF in small Seu-Fnal.nl family whore there IRE bat "
-. ,nltrrnte Al Ac.l .G.l.s.. poalKa7.
, 1875-07-14

Tho first of the annual ssrics OF college
boat races took place yesterday on Saratoga
Lake, and was attended by vast concourso
of people. The Freshman contest this year
was something more than dress rehearsal
for the grand University struggle Of the fol-
lowing ilny. It WINS in and Of itself mag
niacent race, contested with closeness and
6tubbornuess which showed that the crews
were evenly matched in point Of pluck, nerve,
aud trimming. Tue fierce boat-battes Of Yale
aud Harvard hAvo never evoked highor de-
gree Of admiration, enthuBinan, and ex-
element tlfan thnt called forth by tho
splendid contest Of the Freshmen yesterday.
After the race seemed to have boon Won by
Harvard, tho Cornell crew put on n wonder
full squirt III the Inst 200 yards, md crossed
the limo the yictors by bare boat-length in
II minutes and 42 seconds, the fastest time
by moro than ninuta ever made in Fresh
man rnce. Such q finish WAR never before
seen on q water-conrse, and the great crowd
went wild with excitement It was sore
defeat for the Harvard men, who Ind stakcd
heavily on their crow. and is corresponding.
ly crouitab!e achievement for tho Cornell
crew, whose success yesterday has placed
them oven in tho betting with Yale for the
great University race to-day.
, 1875-07-14

money bnais rs the only ons which iH thor.
oughly "t1tntifc and honest" IL OF tho
opinion that tho time for taking even tho
initial measures has not yet arrived. This ia
most remarkable confession. Tin timo for
lcing "honcst" l'aa not yet arrived nor has
tho timo for taking even the initial step
towards being honest yet arrived Mr.. Ho1-
MAN Is frantic in hia demand that the dis
honest Republican party shall be excluded
from tllo control Of the Government and the
Democratic party restored, Is the Demo-
cratic party to be honest Certainly not,
RRya Mr. HOLMAN; u.o time for " honesty"
Inns not yet arrived, nor hna the time como
to warrnnt aycn An initial measure Of
honesty.
If AIr. HOLMAN had boon at Sinai whero
MosEa exhibited tic command that thcro
should bo no more stealing, lie would have
objected to it as an e1action OF tho ultra
honesty men, and involving serious con.
traction In business and, while admitting
TINT the commandment was the only thor
oughiy scientific and honest policy, ho would
have requested MosEs to go back ind have It
modified, because the time to atop stealing
Ind not yot arrived, nor wore the people
ready TO take evon the initial measure to re-
turn 10 honesty. There iB a law in all civil
ized nations requiring men to pny their debts,
and, When this law is enforced, it for tho
timo CAUSES contraction in. tho means Of
tho debtor; but we never heard that
tho payment Of debts was measuro Of
destruction or ruin 10 any country, or in any
why weakened the prosperity or arrested the
trade, commerce, md production of any reo-
plo. The real misfortune which Mr, HOLMAN
, 1875-07-14

Whcnt was mora ective, and 10 lower, clos
ing at a1.osa cash or seller August Corn
was active and 1@1 10 lower, closing firm at
CSC cash. and Catc for August. Oats were
moderately active and 1o lower, closing at
4sEc for July, and a73c for August. Ryo was
quiet at $1.o2@l,o3. Barley was active and
&c lower, closing at $50 for September. On
Saturday evening lost there waa in atnro
in this city 1,424,254 bu whcnt, 2,7aa,-
7+9 In corn, 325,9o7 bu oats, 1874 hu rye,
mud 1883 bu bnrlcy. Hogs were qnict and
flrncr; sales chiefly at sc. 75@7.oo for
heavy, aud s7.1o@7.26 for light weight.
Cattle were in fair demand and were stronger.
Sheep wero quiet at $50 OGs4.5o.
, 1875-07-14

At laat tho Common Council has moved
in tho matter Of the Lake-Front question,
and appointed committee of three to confer
with the of,lcials Of the ulinois Central, the
Michigan Central, the Chicago, Burlington d
Quincy, and the Baltimore L Ohio Roads, to
leaso them tho north end of the Lake Front
for depot purposes. There seems to bo no
good reason now why such an arrangement
should not be effected. It is consumma-
ton which is urgently needed by tho trayel-
ing public as we'll aa by the City Treasury,
md all parties interested will subsexvo the
wants Of the whole public by coming to a
mutually aatisfactory Arrangement a. aoon AZ
posaib1a,
, 1875-07-14

Another Of those peculiar rows IN Vioksburg,
provoked by lie negroes aud resulting 10 tho
death Of negroes only. took place on the 9Th inst,
and MA duly reported In Our tslsgsaphlo coll
umua. Ths whites OF that vicinity kse, by their
own account peAcsabls, God-featiug citizens.
They nsvos depart from ths striot uns Of duty,
unless uudsr extraordinary provooations. In
this Vickaburs adats.-always taking shsts own
report for sras,-thoy wets provoked beyond sn-
dursncs. 4 xh!le nadiqal stood directly In front
Of ons OF tho bass oiIlzsns Of the town, who VA
Qutsdy looking on Ut ths Rourth.os-July oslsbra-
ton. When rsqussssd 70 moTo, ths whsa had
iaa' ansvsZsd inaolsntly aod psofansly. He MA
thsrAupou kaookad daxa with pistol-bast and
tadlaoslmlpAss n1lpg upon The nssross began. L
s4saa o& thA vldssa taniuelaa AnA aAkrosta4a tos.
, 1875-07-14

cheap, demanded lcss meat, and there
WAS consequently considerable daclna
in tho exports OF bacon, lAma, and
other meats. Tho decline In prices in BREAD
stufTs also o1eftcd m influence on tho do.
olino Of prices In other articles, such as
petroleum anil tobacco, which nccounts for
q large part Of the remaining deficiency. We
exported an enormous amount Of gold to
lnako mp for tho difference against ns In
other exports, and this hael 4 depressing
effect On our auctuating currency, making 1t
worth loss thnn before, and disturbing It
constantly. Thus the exports furnish all
important key 10 tho solution Of llarl timea ;
and, In this regard, tho outlook Ia better
than the retrospect From variety of
causos, the European crops Of this year do
not promise SO large yield ~ those Of Inst
year, though Il 10 likely they will still 10
fully up to tho average, and the better de-
mand for American broadstuGH will mt
greater life into the commercial circlos of Ills
country.
, 1875-07-14

Tho frst epnjyerearv Of tbe Deolnrotion OF
Independence wos celebratcd onlv at Yoston.
Philadelphia. and Char1eston. Al least. tteao
celebrations aro the only ones which arc mat-
tern Of record. No doubt eomo res1dont of
A1ccklenburr County, N. O.. will soon show
that the biooest celebration hv nil o,11a VIVA
held down there. But at present va are con-
cernetl with history. nat nntr;otic f,ct;on. Tn
Boston. thu "oeneral court" Of Maaaachu.
eotts maneoad tho celebration. EYrat III. e,
G, went to church. wl,ero II heard n aormon
On The text, Wherefore the Kinr boorkaned
not to the neopte: for t1,a causn woa sor tba
To-,7p nl,o, ,hnr. ,r,., ,nl.,t.. ,1 ul-.,.-