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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
DENNsYLVANTA ROAn.-THE

L GREAT TRU NIX LINE AND UNITED STATES NAH.
ROUTE Trains eaye oIE from foot Of Dtioss,s and
Express Tor Harrisburg, Pittsburgh. the anil SOUTH
with Pun Palace Cars attached, $50 H., and $50 w.
Tor Wnlamsport aaa Lock Haven Via Ihsadcphia aud
Erie r. X. Div, meeting 1t Ph.a.raal $50 n for
Meeting at CORY for ls .!e Petroleum Centc ant tho o
for Baltimore. wasburton the seuth Limited
ngOn Express Of llinisl P-rloT Cars ,a except Sunday
$50 a arrive in Washington at $40 p .cilar ID
ExTress for philsielp,,a Z 55j s. o. $50 M 1880 B. &
10 $50 20 Up AMI ~ Tiel. SUNDAY a5o j. 7,
For Newark at6. ~ Z. 7;o :, .. TO- Al a ~ m, y
2O $40 $40 i:lu 4i0. ., DO 6A0, D. Clio $50 T. i5O
10 10. ll3G j. H. and IL night Sunday 5ao, Z, and $40
For Elizabeth. G, ESQ T. TAO 8 o. ios w. ls NJ Q 9a9
10 1850 p NJ. ani 10 night. sundgy 6sD ana 10 p NJ
lar s kal~H g. o 7' a5b 2s% y e. : S
Icp. ~, and night SUNDAY 500 ari p NJ
For woculSe psrtiAmsoy, anu h,ath Anvoy, b AAa Az
fSr New brunswick. aud ~ m. q slo Ala. 800
0Io Z }. M aIi ~ nisss SUNDAY; I. T. W
Ior hinesion ana Rocky lin $40 a. M and ll0nm.
tor PRINCETON, I, ,iga NJ. l2an, 2. $40 and %
For bennington. Phlipsburg ana Bsyidsre, 3siO ms
and ~ N.
Dor Trenton Eo,d.ntown burlington and Camden And
$50 a; NJ ~ 90 ? D. o anal p m
For Farminliae and sauan, a. m and y m. -,
Tor ishs.o"n, Pcnbeiton ana csden. VIA f'h A'"0oU
Ior ii ghtstowp and Penbertcn a m.
arrive follows .-ttOm tsOurgh, $50 ind fosV
a. M. and 40 NJ daily lois NJ, AID 90 ? a. ady'
no, 10 aud 10 ~ SUNDAY, go M and 1877 y us
hiem iniadstia ol0, go t5, lolo 29 ;S1 M.
Ticket oacs. s26 SiI iicliway, A:Iat ller..e.
Toos ya "a and SS III is and liz aSdsoast
Emigrant Ticket oniec NO > nat,ery;paoe cana.
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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Cbanccs for Dusiness ltlcu.


ZINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.-Th In
l. dus1ral Exhibition Company Is prepared
win 81 an
once broadway Tor the sale Of its Premium Mortgage
bonds Make immediate application 10 tie IN Dt STRlA
EXHIBITION COMPANY, II East l1tlst, New York.
DARrNER WANTED-Speca or general.
with $4,000, In manufacturing business established
ten years Goods manufactured staple AMI Well known In
the market G"' profits. No patent Sound legitimate
Particular gwen an interview Ia
only. Address INVESTMENT Tribune Office.
WANTED, a smart MAN with capital of
w go To SO 900 Ia JON csiablst, lob,
bling hoase and retail boot and doing a very
cool business thp@e apply
address ENIEkPkisING, Boz tJl r. u, Ottawa. Oni4
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Gi!n Real estate for Sale.

ELEGANT HOUSE in 73d-st. for SALE OF
~ euy exchange for anime imbered ,is in Now
Br0Olyn. rutland d. WHITING . Beckmanst.
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90 iUlcm il nan Concern.

NJ MACDONALD g. Co., the Cheag'
VI. BOOK AuCrIoNEEEs are in tho city bsing opGs
hey also l,v lars or small lots Of and secondlan
hooks Address them to Box 100. Tribune Office
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JOHN n. MOODY. supt. ~ y DIVISION New York.
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE 70

I ELUNii 10 n ~ IIIt. ,iI-AN ~ I'M TOT
" ALBANY aud TROY, landing at Catssill Steamer J. h
ScHUYLER from Pier %. ~ r., trsnksm.st MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS q D. IN. Fare ,. cents
docs cabin, with BERTH 81. only % Bunso trsghs
at reduced r3i.A j. W. 1IkSrON.
SUNDAY EXCU itSION. a. 2lthst., Si5 Landing at
Iona Island. 81. rs cts; Ionglkeesir Hnebccks
cas H. Athens, ri getu.I tickets 81 90 ing New York
sam
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DEOPLEsLINE FOR ALBANY. SARATOGA

-prncs. M f't0ry ara ft ,.rth The Drew 81
evening AZ O'Clock sundays eXcepte from Pier
North RIVER foot Canal connecting az Albany with all rail-
way lines Tor the East North and West Tickets and staerOOms
for DOds Express ONCE Ji Broadway; also carriers
xress CO.. 2il Hioaiway ami al fiith Avenue Hotel and
baggage checked To destination tie wharf
\. B.-GkEAT REDUCTION IN FAKE-IIltST CLASS
PASSAGE ON ~ II 90: DECK PASSAGE SO GENTS.
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FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND rs III RIVER DAILY
(STNDAYs, June 81 to Aug. 20 inchs>yo) ats D. M
From Pier - North River foot Of Murray 81,
THE WORLD RENOWNED -rEAMEtt~
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Cant. .. q. SIMMONS. Capt B. ii. SINMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED fcR yhS SEASON.
The most direct Tannlon NiieorC' P!'m0nnl,
Marlas Vineyard, Nantac<et Cape ,ct. rho
WHITE MOUNTAINS, And all principal poiats d NeN.El-
gland and the IrOyncos
Tickets ana SideToms apply At 9ii Bro,daayi Broad
way Tw.n,-tlyi IT.; Couu T., BlookSn or ~
Office The Pier, al principal II oels and ret "
h,ts Ia TIE Ciiy. BORDEN * LOWELL hS'ntA.
GEORGE l.. CONNOR, Gen. Pass. Age8It %. 9. 9.B 20.
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
" BOAT iINE COR LnglewOod lnDkeFs, Nyack, iassr
c>ccpt sunday the loot OF Hgrson st. n y p"ec "D
pioI. h. Ian j. agent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
tIains viii leave GIsud central DenoI:
500 NJ Chicago aud northern Express. with drawing
IOol ears through io Rochester aud 81 hlba's
1870 AZ Chicago Eyui'ss, Withdrawing "Um oLe
to Rochester ard iuffalo ana NiuraIT "ai's.
Hoo q. Ia. NOlti.ln aud Western EEPress
400 p M, Montreal Express, VITA sleeping cars from New
YORK 10 81. Adams
500 p NJ ~ 1855 Daily, with Sleeping fog Waterfowl
and tantudiugi
Buffalo, aud Niagara Fs also or Chicago VIA Do,i Z
:. and NJ. c. laitti.s - NJ 49,, ,,...,..
Way Trains Is pei i"cA I inc Iabss =, ppunoi,v
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NEWBURGH. WEST POINT. COZzENs''

4 i &. IVNN TNINNI
DAILY Sundays oXcc.ted) by steamboat ARMENIA, com.
meicing WEDNESDAY, June %, from BROOKLYN Ful-
$50 a. Nc.try st. \. " 80; Tweuyiourih-
ST. $780, landing at Man atianvle, 800; N0nhor 1888
Ferry Syac AMI 1a ryOwn Thy ferry bOt II -.
Returning AZ 230 reaching New urk
a b.ip BROOKLYN p.
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Drooainn properll 60 Ect

T'O LET-Partly furnished, iirst-class stone
DWELLING, 4GJ fomphins Fulton ST., Brook
lyu. Apply to owner, 473 TompAins ave.
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\ EW,:;Y0kK, CENTRAL AND HUDSON
NYF,V-YOpK NFW-UAvFN AN

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART
~ TORD Y. Ii-NEWYORK AND NEWHAVhN, pt
NISION-Summor Arrangement, commencing sia, u lsIo
Passenger station in New Yor. Grand Central Depot" en-
trance FOrty-sec inlsf
TRAINS LEAVE klW-fokK .. A.
Trains for NcwIIayen leave at 10 icon, 800 ix VOo
(Acen, 10 q. tfxl II N. tAccni tEx 10 tAc. n)
Ix.) 4SS and 5IJ (ioll ESl ttk), ani 10 li-Nl 70 ~
For South Nocwak, 40, sos 905 IL NJ, Il IA p.y'r
900 31i. l.39 5Ij, go G35, o. 10 =. M roe siam
ford. 40 SUJ 800. 1910 IL M. 2:3o snt BIO .A
$3.50 4SS, 10 51j 40, 6.}J 30 10 and II - p NJ
Boston Express gfeld sos and 10 AMI
p Shore Line 1 and 10 M t,s s,,) a. no,
J. 81 and 10 y. stopping at stamford Horwsk.
aud 800 and 10 a. H.. and ), a1d 10 p. m Az
Bridgeport The 500 a and l p Win trains
shore Line Division for Providence and the Connections
Valley nj Sayirok. The soj and T. connect WITH
Shore Line Division for Norwich New Haven and NORTH
amuton II. Il. at Nswlaven, and the 05 and p M for
Newport; 500. 10 n M. and II trains ennnecy
with Connecticut River A. X. at springfield ai p. III
Naaatnck H. Re- and the SOB NJ and with EouSat9uio
bury and Norwalk at south NCwak, and the 500 = m,
ana l'S a 40 D. M with New Canaan r. r. at Stantort
SUNDAY Boston Mail rRns at Via Springfield at IL
p. via Providence.
Drawing ears Day Express, and Sleeping Cars On
Night Express Trains.
Tickets be purchased Ticket Once of COMPANY r.
Grand Central Depot, al offices Of n v Irans;.i Co. yib
roalway and Windsor House, n. " aud no; Co,rtst,
"oyn who will also check baggage from residence 20 es
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Ciin propertn 90 Get.

rG,O LET-AD elegant BASEMENT, 20xj0,
1ne bailing facing city Hail Par& the rooms well
aoar.d for biani having hgn ig iine
igt aId easy access. Apply j. \. WYCkOFf * Co., II
Park
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lasirncilon.
For Rovs and Yoany Men-City.

ALL summer Open.--Willson Y NalWorth !
n Rusipes. college and Photographic lnstitfc 36 fas
Fourteenth St. Cnionsqua1c cay and evening send io
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Tor Young Ladies-City.
EINDER6ARTEN, a. East 43l-st.. near
II Madison ave- oldest aud Rnd,Tiartn in The ely
An the Frobe occupations Taught thorepghy IRA nalg
,ss. fr t,tlers teachev % yis AM families suppiel
vah RindcTgartners. Miss =. NJ. COZ Prn
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For Bows and Young Man-Country.

4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, EIizabeth,
a Rev. &. WNCKBFF. Principal.
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(UARIIER INSTITUTE, CENTRAL PAX

y = losnc eNeTcses on M ~ II No ~ : =
-, O'clock Lessons RESUMED sept. IL. Application
for new pnpils received from lune 2l 10 rhe 30 tween
and ~ o'clock Examination made The heN piospec'u
contains the names Of pupils during Ge p1st " uty wears
IIoi. IL1E CHAhLlER, Director.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
4 IottFr irlm IndIl emDIII-I 10 tlt DJinIuIIVtt
port hu descii Jes the system in use ~ LpuIOn:
ruE sARAroGA CoM3ACT.


TIE REDUCTION OF RATES on wEsrLRN LINES NOT
INDICATIVE OF TIE BREAKING Up Oh THE AG.EK-
MEST-THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY IN FAVOR
or ITS CONTINUANCE
iFRoS THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H.-The tendency of
Western railroads 10 cut under sbed freight rates
not believed by the Ponnsy wanna EIiroid officials to
ind ,cata a breaking mp Of the raoga combination
This tendency It is ex pccted Will corrected u meet
,x of the Board OF Weseru Commissioners, 10 DE held
at lrk on tha 81 Of F.brJtry. NJ. s. b. KlS-t a.
General Freight A.ent OF the Pennsyig RIAL said
tndav LIE had no doubt tnat this meeting would re-
establish the rates of bJInl freight which some
of the Western connecting lines had Oeen depart
Ing from Of se Tne papose was 70 return TO 40 ceut'
as the grain rate from Chicago to Ne"-forK
and II was not that 1t would be decided to
~ stll higher hgure. In his opinion, freighs were
TOO 10 conblaernL Of operating railroads
I'm the Wlut r seasOn He dI tnnk the ru iOrs eur
,u In New York OF threatened dsrhpll III Oi the pres
t oreeueut a. to the Of freight from tde Nrsi
10 The seaouard mad autnentc louhi4tlo1 ley
we're the IA X or the As Tar as ne KdpW
tnere was intention the rt of the trunk hhes 80
abandon the agreement ana be-1l rulnOus rVdlIy Ia
rntes II tneir Western ions were dlspOsec Ia
te sucn a course believed tIai they "olld cAAn%e
tuer mind, after tho NeRYJrk meeting ou tue 3li -.
Thous A scott reahrms detrrnlna non - stud ny
from conversation vi. INN and his sub"riinate- the
uoweTfu inf ienoe tue PtuunYlvadla hillruad VIII Oe
rxerted 10 srengthen that compact aud Insure La sie
observance.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
WALL ETREET NOTES.

The Secretary of the Board of Trade an
nounces that meeting will be Beld on Friday at Nos.
II ana 10 Broadway. TO decide upon taking prominent
pOsiuOn the future discussions VI banking aud cur
rency matters.
William Houston. n metal broker ctates
that his name il incorrectly inserted IN the published
list OF Holmes L-sberger's unsecured creditors Il
advanced sgO0oO Holmes Lissbercer on collateral
security cuppe) which has ons since been disposed OF
for thei. account Tue firm OF which am meInOer
are creditors, hat not 20 the Amount named"
RumOrs regarding the Lake Shore injunc-
ton still continue to Goat in the street, but no trust
worthy information IL oOtainabe. The wabash direc
tors held another meeting Yesterday for the purpose OF
discussing financial condition OF the road The re-
suits OF the meeting made puOlc II Is stated
nnoically however, that the Company will not paw its
February Interest aud that the directors have under
consi erdt N plan Tor fu1diuy the coupons and pay
iug Of he floating debt. Lie EiYaled Railroad II IN
the market for fj0O0 TO be used tor purposes OF con
strue,lOn and eNtendIng It's road iurtIer Uptown.
Considerable interest was shown yesterday in
teegraphIc dispatches from san Francisco announcing
PROBABLE collapse Of the great mining fever, which has
infected only city, hut indeed all the Pacific
coast. The great Bonanza" appears TO have fallen IN
the estimation Of the people who have been playing
with The san F.aucsco stock market inasmueb the
adyices showed decline IN the stock market yesterday
Of from 50 I'd sI47 share. One reason for this decline
II stated 10 the stIlnRcucy Ia the san Francisco
money mraet, one per cent pr diem, or 3GJ per cent
stocks. TIe U nOn consolidated shareholders bold
meeting san Francisco on the . IN T., ami spnt
quoted at 81 per snare Is equal TO 500 DIr-
lHy the rllcr oavs. after ibe discovery
Of The Bonanz3, when stocks were nyiug up. u was
STATED ia, tnc working classes h1d drawn heavily from
ihe savings bank. IA order tht they nlgut engage IN
sp-cditiru Ia tle event ~ collapse the result vii
e dsas os " those people who can 80 ia Afford to lose
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28


AMENDMENTS
The principal subject of interest at the
stock Exchange Yesterday the expected action OF
,he Governing Committee on the amendments recently
adopted bitter opposition has been aroused. and
very determined position has taken against the
amendments. number of petitions burriedly
signed and TO the Governing Committee TO inhl-
enee their action Oae Of the important OF these
was the following:
Respectfully pros aa'I ne radical ehbge Of he bylaws IN regard
20 cen aons 60 e eh.rgd ost-ep nemoer' Of te hIeh.ng All
eS P'sses sgeomsn, v" .se oI Sd'puoq he olow 1s;
Al en' eoegni or sa Tor member. Of TIE EIeharg- The rae
oas eaer Say or i or another spi suSsalss hs pnpe, IN
woh he eohmon shall 9o be less than Oneade'h Of
cent 81 90 par vaae
TINS petition had large number OF signatures.
Another petition was as follow:
TO he Gorer"ag oo',tes q re N Yo-t sto's Epan0 We
protest t1e aeldn CJ1ss1iou s11te
mate Of r.sr a. i'm H. Nc al u, i ebsI ~.
esrp.iy reacs Of s .s. " The boe- hat =
before
an1 that scuon wlst'ver b. taken tn
erai pra'saoH eyer1 department Of tsoe uHW
well as u3pseacabs aaut All gas, as uIe Of As IL
NsF-Yors Jas. 27, 1873.
THIS had large number Of signatures also Notwi:h
Standing the serons naue Of The discussion the brokers
sense OF the humorous found vent n the oloWng mock
suggestions:
PROPOSED AWrSDmrvr TO Az Aw-vDwEVr TO SEVERAL
AN NDIENIs N RE-AroS 10 Ta1 COMMISSION
The gae Tor the ~ frts'-r A5or' Of tn Gov
b. Their the ani n
tssuEg tleR test voII r,1ecfly
ihen % moi Tue aw a. 70 comply ~ 4e 1o Ing seeVA
J. member or @ Rrohans. who IL worth over 500 600 sh,
have zoe privilege o.! -recuang biz orders
= Th AfG4 be =
hundred uu The SUI broker sh BE- eHs 20 al =
rrcrr tIJ Lu.re sEarsi I'D 10 De-
cent i t7- ss of every th.ri laGdr-i
bali considered O. sttafr1ef
tal '-." prT-h ragos'
ha Of h.th
slcn ta1 Il Uef c-a sh- DE
said lnsuTai c. ftnd 81 h- stock i2tare but t1r prncI
DE
those sell 'of o. o. urr sh
be 1t u' bat Mveso, at i '-vtc WlO DO
fJf t14ir l.T
The Governing tInuitse Hal p1srg bIy
~
8 Auy .lah oi these
hul be deemed Cj 1nknu- 90 us fellow M uhrfs
reqBestd whca fhEli al
eel Tor DE uenc- OF M L1cIaug A. way th uuatf 81 r IS
be relscel 90 bauess s therefore be
d.G5eJ.
Iu The afternoon ~" Governing Cunnttea me- and
led session Of several nlur~ 4 heated DEBATE iJ.-
level. WucI near4t a.. tic u-llJer pad lp-t-d,
me pr'uclpa tpedA'rs .1g 1'1 B. = itr,, JUlI IT.
I-ubrOeck, Z. L. Cutting, AHA 4nes DRAKE. IL wds
aieCet tntt he amendments, having htcO1' pirt OF
the Constitution Of tie Exchange cOIl no, ne rcNecird
without tTa-TI, vote OF tn2 1er' 5jJ uf WLoiu
a. nd for ~
sion, wme 296 lad petiuOued iOr the mod hcdtlOn ur
rutr3 peal % tue new amendments. ANer Ducd ar
gufueut tu- Com wttee )Ururd until To-Day, "Aru
,Ae discussion vii be resumed Ult1 renewed Nsor
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
TrLEGRAPH VIEWS.

An impression prevails among the officers
~ the Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph Company that
the Butler bill very likely u he passed Oy congress
The ind ference the pari OF the western Union Oon
many ia regarded by this Company as ony iegned'
necause several clauses OF The proposed bill would II
were passed materially affect the present mode OF DOING
busiuess by that Company. Section OF the b'L pro-
yides that no company shall be interested in tue eoec
ton or purchase OF commercial or any other news TO DO
trapsmitted by Itself any other company Iho oppo
sion companies say that the sock and GJld E1ehAnRe
Telegraph does most OF this business now and A' ney
80 ot the stock OF this Company owned by the West
arm Troion ths provision OF the bill would necessarily
snsat Wsstera Uaon interests, the COMMERCIAL news
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
TIE SEVENTH REGIMENTS MILITARY
HOME.

. prrr INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY FOR A NEW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GIVEN BY THE OFFICERS FOR
CHANGE OF sITE-DESCRIPTION OF THE PRO-
POSED BUILDING
AssemblymAn Thomas c. Campbell has in
,roduced il into tie Legislature providing for the
erection OF an armory for tie 7h Regiment OF this city
gbenever a majority OF the Board Of Aldermen shall
authorize rs truction The place u 70 he the plot
of ground owned by the city between East Sky sixth
ana East sxiyseyenthts., and Fourth and Lexington
ayes The work is 10 done under the supervision OF
the Commissioner Public Works, and, by the terms OF
the bl bonds the amount Of toOco0 are authorized
to be issued TO meet the cost OF the building.
The minority OF the officers and members Of the regi-
ment are anxious armOry IN location far
tuer NJ town and give several reasons for proviingthe
mont with new quarters. II has occupied the pres
ent armory over Tompkins Market, since 1889 In the
pas, ffteen years the of population has moved
toward the upper part or the Island A large ma
ior,ty OF the officers and members now reside
,nova Thirty nfthst and they hld 10 difficult aud
onerous 10 attend the freq drills which are neees
sary 10 maintain the eifi,ien;y OF the orgAnlzs
uon It Is also desirable that the drlfOoms
ha be on the ground fJor. so that the evOuuons ln
double time NAV be done with safety to the armory
and The nrmbers. E'olutions OF TINS KIND cannon oe
rfnrmed IN the present aruOFI. Al lhe present thc
- irit. al inc ,ai ,er- men OF the regiment tye
tl'!ll' u W u ,rnn,sel site OF the ar.nory tnnn
nv the Commissioners ~ the sinking Fnpd
IA the I'd OH .rs Of the 7th Regiment for military put
,,.es The OH. .rfs aud members are Wiling 10 TAX
,,snsev yes for cdrrent expenses or me regimen,
but fney think not Understandable that inc tiy sha
ur,vi ip them with suitable ArmOry ana driirOoma
Wueu an attempt made % SGT apart portion Ol
r., ery OR "a lare the site for ne" arnoil anu
Ius us. OF tie square objected TO- oVO busihess
men and taxnayers sigIed p;tt0D 10 give the rrgl
n,ent A new arnory. Mayor Wickhim IN MS message
favored building OF an armory al the place 10" pro-
pO-ed .,. g.. . .-. a-r,or,,
ut not exceed Us per annun, SUN lens tndu Il
NV nald annually for the rent OF armOrles
f,r smaller regiments than the 7th. The 0moers
of the I'm are prepared 10 pledge themselves that
tho tv ssn not called upon for anV expenditure TOT
tnrnttn-e and for the proposed arinory IL
- .uygested that tue new building shall be OF bfek,
uith elnite trimmings, and two stories In hight WIN
Mnnsard roof The drillroom 70 be 2ox5OO teet
I'D so arranged that IL De divided into two CON
I,anv drill rDoms OF throw into one large battalion or
sS@nmental drL room. Tnis drLroJm IL 70 be oa the
ground floor aud will be spanned by roof without col
amns. The basement will contain o range or gallery
for rine practice.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
THE SYSTEM or SAAlPLING SUGAR.
he ACTION or SUGAR IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
FOR REFORM.

FOR REFORM.
For q considerable t,mc past the sugar i'm
portsgs aud de.l r. OF New-YoT4 sus red fIoD
pI.erinc pett, lI detail enormous in the aggregate
growing out 81 tHc prtseu. system OF samphAS sugar
Merchants dealing Large Quantities OF sugar
Guy au4 SCI. o. samples. Dishonest samplers
aJuse the couI '."cs repused IL them,
abstract 10 tue couise ot q year enormous
amounts. which they sell u corner groceries
aud other shops. WIKI a ves 20 reforming the abu-es
sroNus out uf tins faulty system the importers and
hlers held q meeting recently, al wIcd several related
their experiences one G-m. dong large Business,
represented from ths present system AZ some
thing Ike :iOJJ year. The matter Vas referred 20
Committee wdich included D. Klowlt ton sulon
Humphrevs. T. u. Minturn, W. T. ,oth. IL. O. Have
meyer, isaac y Ien, aai Wn. Iis ~.
The report Of CJnittce. winch was adopted, II
as follows:
After much inquiry ana discussion it has been
tanned m 10 uuauIuDf- rrcuumel h. lou can ne made
WI LOJt which ID - no. ceen'i 1tvSI Dls 90 r-cumnen1
change tru. ;ao present -v-trn ~ ttrns Su- -'r. o.
ping surtr ~ r-cl.II.It Juc ,ii 'g4-: AM bpyer OF
sugar % -upe amy clrso or parcel OF sugar
NAV do by wing receipt Tor ihc - mo W puuh II
urawu sampl- WIcL sha 1e tVottabir ~ the owner
ceLt pr pound oclow the market price OF said
cargo : pare D.. De- cis~e Dee l- u't Ire luYcr.
R-a,. That oi snail be WEIGHED read fr Del Tsry
q uno AZ snail 'f At '1e Hsa o
-r.hise st4ei VS. 4,ussl 10 tav eo-tf-ct
letter from ud1a emDJII~t 10 che CJmuttee's re
port hui describes tnc system la use IN LpnIon:
process Of sm1ug rlo Of 'uglr ai u Pot da' sh
~ aul o.
tssitg rbe eure ingA the To 10 to b.
3D. 10
lf never ns.. uo. h,Ehssd of the
40 .ut pec- 'f payer
aaere1 pies brN rIJ ei hA1 la 90 "a '~us
.h. h I n~ % a
p-4,a rsampe the s'o.' Il le '-oHe' &" 10 % lt be
~ @1pels4 ~ mako OBJ clon'. wtan tti
Line u- i've eL Ae san2ie - car
ions drawn UIyr, VI having DE
goods pdiru-s-.
Wh rr-II t-Tpt os-tain desc ipuo'l ere gen
b. tle eaie comp ed ~
npur -
,,s rom allel an 81 le1't tel iron
cao,sng tells hun vii
fr arers,@ out 'Le sus
s,eertu he the r- of o. mara The srok
me taz .o tIc
o,e thst cp 10 49, lof suT plan tneJ Aaco.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
TIE LEGAL LOUlsIAyA LEGISLATURE.

To .he LdttOr Or IhS IrtO hhe.
SIR There are some points IN the boulsians
affair when have been fully explained, aud which
think are Of vital importance TO the true understanding
OF the usurpitico. TIE R'p1blcans T'j1ice uat
Speaker WIZ, unable maintain order within
the bar and in the LOBBY OF the Legislative
hall, called upon General de TroDrand 20
aid HIM Ia preserving order. The subcommittee OF
COngrns. saw that q neral came . the bar and
Afterwards asked FOR order "a tne O by. Orior Was
then restored
Now the Quegtion arises. was this not an open
recognition Jf the Lalis fure 10 was formed 10
this casr. diI F'1rrti authority aoSnONirdge
that that the L.risitITr Ol LousiaAt II 10 wis
nor then did IrODrd1d accodc - the request OF
the Speaker
Now = tnis u had thot ncra' any rlgnt whaovcr
TO enter that na AUIr r~ tras 1ni 'tte that q"
has orders ID remove lAc Il .rrs sYor1 q ~AO
had Dot been returned ~ tLc L tIruius BJIrI =
Aclc- York. Jal. q. I51o. j. c. r