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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-09
Correspondence de- la Nile Orleans
NOUvELLE-oRLEANs, =
tss#s& 6 OctObre 1879.

Ia scene politique s'aaiine, ct le dGbat sou.
iev6 par lo prCjet de convention d6mocra.
6que - passionne @nelque pea. C'sst ainsi
qu'on arrive qualqucfois "a but desirable de
= cohcorde paR 10 chemin rnboteux de IA
dssgglA. ,C'sst N. Eavsrd Booth oui \ alta. a
CHI j grelot, apres quOl M. R,-U. Mari nr6.
adcnt di comit6 couscryatour a nuhliS nm
bekpS6 d motifk l'appni. EnaIite I survi
1'opP1itiea d Nm. D..B Penn. IN MarLs
E-A. BafRe q John Phelps. AIor. = <ciatI
une bonnie inattendue, 4 acorreepondsn< -.
verte par le marshal S.-B. PakEs,G chef In
Tarfi F6psbliBain,f ayec n. tA-H. Leonard.
Ian ~. 6diteaEs a 6ise,evarS Tmes s-i;'
kneuR 6lspc 6 a. i-deSHnt colls6ofr tenr = Z, ~
3empEoalis Whseler. n. Pnckara INVITA- -.
,Aerd Ase jeindrs IN psrti r(pubiicoin On -,
sinsnt ave- III - llmeats iihEranx 81
dI1Btdsss = pasa cS6serviasur, All de -. q.
- y cengroe nseesa laTa ~ demosr.ses
intesp4iepahtA r d'op6ser les Nlcrmes i'm
pedSQ Qetmenx tlcismkes pr l'dpinion publ
qns. I1noHd f6pond qi'Ili Ne volt sucune
FaieoA pour entrur dams 1e parti republican.
nais quo coluici une exccllente occasion
0e lenveftAf ies A5hs qu'l y cr6Gs, q qne Il
= 6ensty qni ct reps6licain, pread rinitis-
tive d pabolitiop des lois miqnes rcst6es de-
bout t'tsquR e j0ur. d Ia Chambfe, qui at
aeosoeratiquc,' Oonoourt D l'Guvre de repara-
ianui e ~ le Gouverncnr approuve les actae
de este r6v0lntion paci6quc, lui. Leonard,
sappIsadtra, Sans demandef pour lui-m6me nj
ho0neun nj profits. 4 q moment Oh chan
ocile !e plan de couventiou, une lettse de N.
=. John ElliA, le populaire rcpr6sentant de
70 Lou,ssene an Coagres, vient , II rescousse
o. preconisc 10 movement don't N. Booth .
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I.sr-cHARLEs

\ lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An.
toine q nomm6 N. e. Bougere
administrator public des success
sions, en- renplacement dc n. A.
stssen. ru Z. " gre aoY tnr
'2n-Onlit dams 10 st. Charles
Hesntd: tIeaf sf,' ,el
Republican d'Iberville commente
IN rec0nmnndati0n que nous avons
faite de rHon. E. John Ellis, CONNIE
speaker de Ia prochaine Chambre du
Congress. L'article On question n'etait
pas "vose D rspologie do rsscen-
daut democratique, e,"-ascendant qui
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-09

des agents de tickets de chemins
de fer, tent a Saratoga, il u etc
decide que le prix du passage dc
New. York 4 Ia Nouvelle.O Orleans
serait reduit a S42.5O.-La jument
american Girl Went de mourir a
Elmira, a rage de 13 ans; son pro
pri9taire en- await refuse S25,OOO
quelgues jours auparavant.-M
Il. Farrenc, publiciste francais,
qui a longtemps reside a New York,
est mort subitement a Paris le 20
septembre.
/ Daffaire Guibord menace tou.
jOurs de causer des troubles a Mont.
real.-A Toronto, un contlit san.
giant a eu lieu entire une procession
catholigue ct Ia population protes,
tante. Lordre est momentan6ment
retabli. IN Hs.s-.
On s'attend 4 nm armistice entire
les insurges de Cuba ct les troupes
cspagnoles de l'ile infidele.
Les lies de Ia JamaTque ct
Haiti mont pas echapp6 d la visite
de fonragan du II septembrc ct
en- ont eprouve de graves dom
images. 7rE'"tn ''n.s.' .''' 20
En- France, silence dams tous les
rangs, sauf une petite querelle,
vite etouffee, dams le cabinet NAL
assorti one regente NJ. Buffet. NJ.
Leon Say, ministre des finances,
await ose s'applaudir inter pocnla,
dams une harangue de banquet, de
Ia dissolution de Ia inajorite r&ac.
tionnaire du "a mai. Rappel5 d
'ortlre par ses colleagues elnus, il
a obtenu son pardon en- ecrivant
.une lettre dexcuses.-M. Theirs
est rentre d Paris le 90 septembre.
M. Laboulaye a fait inserer dams
les jonrnaux de Paris un appel do
subscriptions pour 10 monument
commemorate qui dOit etre erig6
sur une lie de Ia baie de New York.
II est assez difficile de demeler
Ia verite dams les derAches con-
tradictOires qui arrivent des pro.
vinces insurgees de rHerzegovine
ct dc Ia Bosnie. II parait ccpen.
dant A pen pres certain'que les ne.
gociatinns des consnls strangers
ont echoue, ct que Ia Porte Olfre de
reduire les taxes dams les pays re-
voltes. et destroyer nne repre-.
sentation prDvinciala Ii Journal
de 81. PftersLourg trouve ces con.
cessiOns satisfaisantes. LIE minis
ttre scribe a donne 50 d6mission
le 1, ct = 6tS .remplae6 le2' lcnde-i
main. La skouptchiue iepenre f.,
dele, an prince Milan (S favorable
m nairtien lie IA paix.-L'empe.
renr d'A llemagDe ne visitera pas
le pOi dItalie y Rome, mais le rem
contrera dans une vile qui nest
pas encore d6sienee.-n Y a projct
de msriag.s d,I roi Alphonse, en- |
Espagne, soft ayec une princesse
allemande, soft avec tune file du
due de Montpensier. La loi electo.
rale de 187O,l qni accorde un de.
pp4 psr $1,000 hahtants; va 6tre
relnise en-, vigueur. Les carlistes
bombarlent St-Sebastien. Un con
vol de chemin de fer, dams lequel
90 trOuvaient 10 officers ct. mate.
lots du steamer americain Frank
lin, y etc arrete ct pile entire Sa.
rag0sse ct BarcelOne.-Un meet
ing !contre le "vaticanislne" a Gu
lien le 8 6a-Glasgow, ct une lettre
de Gladstone Y a etc lue.
, 1875-07-27

The recent cha, lges in the Chicago Uniyer.
s:ty. whereby d.. Moss was retired auJ Dr.,
EunEouons resi- .orcd to tbs Presidency, are
tho subject Of not little difference If opiu.
ion and contro yeray, aud our columns today
IRE suite exts nsiyely employed it, the discus
sion OF tho merits Of the matters at ISSUE
The recent movement for the establishment
OF nh Mmn1 i Endowment Fund for tho ben.
Ut OF the diversity finances seems 10 have
suggested 70 the Alumni Association the pro.
pf1esy OF giving expression to their views in
reference to the Moss-BuRnorous imbrpglio
aud o uooting waa htll yesterday for tLi
purpose. respectable minority opposed
any interference or dictation, but they
wera oulSoted, and the Association adopt.
cd resolution protesting against the
action Of the Trustees in deposing
Ds. MoRs, and urging Ills reinstatement
In the way Of newspaper discussion, Dr..
sA1sa, editor Of the Standard, comes for.
ward In reply to Dr.. BOOKS letter, and ~.
q. L." aourishos bis free lance vigorously in
the direction o Dn. Moss and EvEr r., i'm.
pugniny the f',F1ner's scholarship, and repro
senting that the latter aapies to tho Chan.
cetoFship, nad that tho war upon Ds. Bus.
aouoas il 10, tAa interest Of EyEa7a.
, 1875-07-27
PERSONAL.

Julia Mathews. tho opsza.bouns digger, waa I
etar 1t H.
Nies DarrJ Ia Tho greAtsat actsoas IN London
physically.
Gen. Jos Johnston has bean elected President
OF tho AskAussa Industrial University.
The Cornell csew reEuasd Nsw York dinner.
They waso a!zeady too full for nttesapce.
J. r. Fornoy las vialtst tho Empress Eugs-
nIe, aud offered her seat 1t the Centennial.
Bazaine IL not in London, nor has hs left
spaiu, as charged Ia the popular indictment.
At. Stewart has opened dry. goods store It
Baratnga, and fnds Aa can Afford 10 reduce rates
1t bin hotel.
Mr. William Mullaly has bseo engaged for
Ieader Of the oschessts At ths Eoston Globe
Theatre pnxt ssA4on.
Boston still gtaavss o1sr Chtcsgo'a nIna Tor
naxt summer. sud no abuse IL too atfona 70 b
applied TO the present organization.
An official s1Aminstoa Ia being nads Into the
case OF the Rev. Edward Calvin, Of Brighton,
Eng, charged with maltEsatlng hIs son.
Fatbss Iahats, ct niohmond, Iud., has rsAnh-
ia his centennial but II WILL bio friends hops
be Long before h ssys, 1mhoss for tbs oshss
world"
Ths South denied tha sost impeachment shst
| II could not spsll but an O"eusbofo tKy.]
vosef inquired 1t thu post-oa1os Tor "stsmpsd
| aotslopa,"
AKaosax woman haa. like tho momAn Of 81.
mssia, bad ssven husbands hut tnsy Afs u
liying, and thsFs Il no dAnKar Of any oua ol
| tham caslmlng her In tue nsxt uosld.
Nina. Abestlns, who formerly travelled WITH
Frank Chausrta. and subsequently, bsaams blind
And p@nnils.s ID Australia, btsa hssn ss.olsetse
! mambsx af ths DssmAud Tulid tlloetAt!oh.s X
, 1875-07-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY ", 1876.

Common Pleas to four Year, anl Of City and
Police Courts 10 two ycnrs. Tho third i'll
ereaaea tho terms Of Judges of Probate 10
two years. Tho fourth provides for tho oan-
yassinK Of voscra for elections in November
The 'ifth provides that new Town shnll mt
hevc Representative unless it han 2,5tN)
Inhabitants anil unlexs tue town
from whic. it in act of has 2,5.N,
remaining. The amendments whics. hayo
beon proposed, however, aro moi ao significant
M ono which wastlcfehted, namely, NIL nnentl-
nsent to prohibit the granting Of State
money to acctariau schools, which WAS in
definitely postponed by strict party vote.
thus placing tho Democratic party on roeorl
M in fayor Of slnnndoriug tho public funds
for sectarian purposes. Should the matter,
however, como to practical isane iu thu
Stnto Of Connecticut. ths Democratic men,-
bcrx Of tie Legislature would have amplo op-
portuni.y to discover they woro not in accord
with the sentiment Of the people.
, 1875-07-27

Tho recent election Of n,ombcrs Of tito
Lower House Of the 1}nvarian Parliament by
tho Electoral t. Il g (the people In that
Kingdom returning electors who uoninato
tho Deruties) las bccn soizol upon by tho
Utremontano press Of this country rs great
Ulsralnontanc triumph, because the electors
hayo chosen 70 uftrnmontnnos 10 10 Liberals.
The jubi1ation Of these l'apers, however, is
zeal and enthusiasm without knowledge. a
slight study Of the facts mud figures in the
case will show them TINT tho Ultramontancs
hare lost more than they own. Before cHti-
mating tho importance Of these facts, VIC may
premise that Bavaria rs almost rs strongly
Roman Catholie as ireland. The census Of
December, 1871, showed that tho total nnn,-
bcr Of Komnn Catholics in the Kingdom WA
3,G4C,1G4 and of protestants only 1917, ,h02,
the proportion being 7l2 Roman Catholics to
275 proteetants in every 1000 Of tho poputa-
tion, or almost to i, tho little handful re-
manning being Jews or mombors Of the Greek
Church. At the preceding ceusns Of 1867,
The proportion was III Roman Catholica to
a75 Protcstants, showing m increase Of tho
former since tllat time. OF course, tho
Protestants generally aro Liberds, but, to
have accomplished tho very close result, the
Liberals must also lavo drawn 1argely from tho
Catholic VOTERS The result indicates thas at
least million Of Catholic population must
llavo opposed tho UltrisnontaneH, elso 1G
Liberal menbera against ~ Cloricals could
not havo boen elected. The Uttra1uontanca
would haSo been badly defeated ! I'd thoy not
boen reinforced by tho States rights party,
who arc opposed to having the independence
Of Bayaria as milton merged In tho German
Empire. Bavaria had beon IN Independent
Kingdom, long before Prussia existed State
pride WIS brought to bear against tho Liberals
or National party, and gavel tho Ultrn1non-
tanes from ntter defeat. With these facts in
view, it is easy to 500 TINT tho Ultramontnne
purity, instead Of winning victory, has met
with defeat.
Tho lost Bnvarinn Chamber, which was
elected In November, 1860, WINS composed OF
81 UltrGtnontanes against II Liberals. The
proscut Chamber counts 70 ultramontanes to
7G Liberals, 30 that the U1tramontano mo-
jority Of IL is reluced to 8. Tl,ia minority
again cannot always be relied upon. The
Liberal Ministry Of Bararia, which Of course
il in sympathy with the German Empire,
WINS sustained in 1870 BY voto Of 80 against
rs for the wnr with Franco, and in January,
1871, with TOE against l8 for the acceptance
Of tho vcrsnillcs treaty.
Tho result at tho election demonstrates The
very powerful hold on the popular heart
German unity possesses, whom it commands
the activo support Of hall the population ol
such State % BaEnria. II Ultramontanes
and State-sovoroignty conioined cannot
sweep Dnvaria, in what part Of Germany is
the former likely to make successful healwaJ
against DlsxARoK?
, 1875-07-27

The dispatch from Berlin which was print
cd in tho Inst issue Of TIE Ta1nuaE, touching
tho chnnge in the rclations OF tho Popo to
the German ecclesiastical laws, is very sig
niacnnt one. Tho North German Gasett<,
commenting on the recent submissions OF
Catholic clcrgmen to the law for the admin
istration OF church property, Claims that 1t is
tantamount to an Abandonment Of tho prin-
ciple that politics and ecclesiastical affair."
con only DO regulated by means OF indepond-
ont Arrangements between tho stats aud the
Church without the Intervention Of Rome,
md broatlly intimates that the submission OF
the clergy to tho law regarding church prop
erty il inspired by tho Roman Curia itself.
Tho law-which was passed, we believe, lost
year, ns supplementary to the FAIoK
taws->ests tho control of church property
in the majority Of tho lay members, and under
it's operation somo Of the Old Catholic con-
grcgadons stepped in and took possession OF
churches which Lad been taken from, them by
tho operation OF tho ecclesiastical Inv Of the
Church by virtne Of the same low, the
majority Of congregation not only were
secured the right OF controlling their own
property, but iu caae Of vacancy in the
pulpit by death, removal, or resignation,
could alGo havo q voice IN tho nonlina-
ton OF successor. The concession made
In these respects by tho Roman au-
thorities evidently must have grown out
Of the determination Of tho German Catholic
people themselves to hive these rights, rather
than from tho power OF influence OF the State
, 1875-07-27

4 step in the right. direction waa taken
yesterday by tho Board Of County Commits
siouers III the adoption Of resolutions rescind-
ing all previous notion in reference to the
building of tho Court House, and deternin-
lug upon tho Immediate election Of an archi-
tset to prepare plans and proceed at once
with the commencement OF operations. The
County Board has concluded 10 wait no
longer for the Common Councils action, and
1t, at the expiration of two weeks,
that body shall lavo failed to desie.
nate an architect and cooperate in
tho movement, tho county will proceed
on Its own account with the construction Of
tile east half Of tho building. This policy, Il
carried out settles the Court House question
md forces the city sida to accept tue plan
adopted by tho county, uuless the lastsr
should assti'na tho entire work Of construo
ton, and rent Tho west halt Of the building to
the city, which would pt obably 10 thu most
economical arrangement. for all parties, In
my case, it Is full tine that work WA begun
on tho Courthouse. Labor and material
were never 60 cheap, md there should be no
further delay.
, 1875-07-27

Father 0xspkKAas, Of Phtlade1phta, wants
vindlcasion moro than anything elss.-Wants 1t
for himself, and for ths sako Of the tav friends
who stil! staud By him. h WEE A!moas sent out
os the world without having blu iptsnas Jearn-
inga satlsaed, when tbs howling mob Of Irish
catholics sttaeksd him in Philadelphia, few
days ago but, having escaped that danger, h.
brssthsa eaaier, ard Announces that his h1tt
lecture will certainly bs delivered 1t Ho1ttcul'
toral Hall on tho 2ath Inst. The mob was d.
,cidsdly IN earnest. It numbered 5000 to $500,
and cried for vengeance In blood-ouroang way.
Tia sx.prieAt wks only saved BY tho tatssPos.-
ttoa OF tAo POLICE. It to b. hopcd shss ample
measures viii be taken for The protection OF tbs
lecturer, Who, whatessr his soolssssst1asl Of
fsps*s, has I right to hue b hal ind spsak In II
10 BIZ hsszt'a content
, 1875-07-27

LUIS u the result at the end OF fourteen
years ultra protection. Literally, we have
no exports of ,nanatact.rsl articles In tho
1ia per cent no'ninaily put down to the cred-
1t ct exported manufactures during the last
four ysara, VIC find included the following az
ticles: Bread aud biscuits, IL; firearms
(patont), SO; lalnbor, o,eo; butter, 20;
cheese, LA; preserved meats, 40; sowing
machines (pasent), .s7i tobacco, AZ; turpen.
tins, Al; agricultural implements (patent),
.9s,-making In I'LL over per cent Of the On.
tire II. 81 per oent with which manufactures
ara credited In our tosh exports. The tariR,
while 1t has not made ths United States q
market In which American manufactures
shall be sold to the exclusion Of all otherp,
has certainly and e6eetually succeeded In con.
auing the sale Of thess manufactures 10
this country. For fifteen years tbs people Of
tho United 6tates have been taxed inordi.
nately TO support system Of manufao,
turea which Ut this time IL only able to coa,
tribute about ke<n per cent to the s1postable
surplus product Of the whols corntry. Tha,
u Ill that tha protected e!aas have to sho~
for The laysah bounty spent upon tAs uurslina
, 1875-07-27

Tho supcrnbunslanco Of capital III Eu8laul,
10 which wo referred day or two since, is
strikingly illustrated by The two sentences
which wo clip from tho last copy Of the
London Spectator:
Tho b1nk pf England has reduced IT, rats to per
cent.
Consols wase Al the lAtest dAte. os&39ih.
These facts explain tho increased demand
for American : per ceut bonds abroad.
, 1875-07-27

A firm in this city Las received m order
from Glasgow to send to That port sixty bend
Of cattle per week. ria Montreal, during tho
seRson. The tirst lot WIS sent forward yes
teEdny. few days ago n cargo Of wheat
WIS purchased here and forwarded rls Ant
Werp on account OF parties in Euroi'o who
preferred dealing direct with this market to
purchasing through New York.
, 1875-07-27

Connecticut IL now sgitating the question
Of constitutional amendments. The House
ot Representatives, which alone Las the
power Of initiating these amendments, has
proposed Eve. The first lilniss tho compen-
sas!on es members Of the Assembly to $500
Per annu1n aud mileage. Tbs aoaoud In
ctsasas the terms Of Judaaa at thA TAN,sk ut
, 1875-07-27

The nomination Of GEonuE L. DUNLAP as
City Marshal WIS fnvorabiy reported upon
last evening by tho Committee OH Police Of
tho Common C'daucil, hut nction WIS defer
red for one week. the charter necesstating
This co,irse Whenever any two Aldermen de-
, 1875-07-27

Moopr md 3AsEEY nro to bo invited to
Washington, and tho churches tilcro nro AZ
ranging for mammoth caml,meeung TO bo
conducted by them.
, 1875-07-27
John Drou8hAus, Frank ChAnfrsu, 3. l.. NJ. Bar.
low. and atrs. Lander, subscribing ths amount Of

| - 80 "t -.
49,, "''e' A-""0'' '"'s's'"A4s wv @''o1'' VI
s'.'o' oAsa' eons - ~ ~" poe' etl''i'"
~. ~. .1,n. uH' ao" ,..a. 'uo 4ossase w.
- ,.,''N, '.' - t"'' 1a t,..,. s"ute ,os
."o uoe"e.. y, H.'e"so' "''' @'o"s "n"' '''-
| '"t' "o "oes a'h o"''psss'
| 'oAt McMt'f"h ana lhsonaaa VIA wefeteE-
~ ,sselca NJ All ogdansbifB hotol tho oster day.
ihe't instant anmh'oils 10 minister aaVod tho
| r1optletos CONSCIENTIOUS pAng' ahu the'nsoivea
ing !,o"of OF oc'nG fsaea to Try eone oshor
"''''
! Al Mr. Cleveland ~as leaving tho Connecticut
no"so "''o' n'o epoeeh on "onian-aailraset DO
'Aos u'o'noet "'!o ealu no Eon,dht Voto 10
' msa' =, ,'A" W n'" "no' MF' c1ose'a''u 9e-
p"oo' hol'" your WIG Will saceoed IN making
"o" OF Son.
Tho pllslloxeta not haViif; bcen found avas'a-
bic, Fsench rrnne~erowcrs Try to concea! tho
sbund:l.eo nf ho crop under tho scare Of now
! lnsec!-re*t--ll gr'sctto. This plagns bas boon
fanous for its consumption Of grapes, but nut In
! ~ unfermontod condition.
| What In the world a.comtne TOT Uostou posi-
lively fools badly ovcr Tho hiring out Of It's base
| bali mon 10 Chicago. Tho AdeeFtiser eays so.
| and II n,i,nk Ia sn ,.rho r.nr1d ia bo,1ow nv
,"u ~. ~ uuns 70 eo Aoo "ol'a !" aoio"t ny
aoll III esunoo athBA"'dnet, anu please, mamma,
would like TO be num-"
uaxir. a.. r,,:,,,
! cd to convict him, tho British 1oyerpment bhr,1.
,v ko.v u,,ot n do .h,r, u tr,,os ,,sI s.ao.a,
- NV" ""a* ~ ~ 01o'tF 1'' iAo5 Aad 0ePoaau
him. aud could not cona'stentiy reinatato him.
ue "as consequently allowed to 1.-Two At Msdraa,
on pohslon OF F6o,oao year.
Paris haa discovered that e1tsa,agAnce is vul-
| gar, IotliAps to Mmo, Thiors, moro than any
other woman in FRANCO. ia th,a nrtu,na, discoyorv
| duo. OF all bons.uots uttorcd within t),o mast
venr hnr a,rcastic rcmar1t "A IN Tho ,r,o,n ~
s..I;o,,ht. .,,i,s !. .ho ,,,..... ~ ,Ssa. -
'~e''''1Ao'' o"''o - 'A' "oe"s'' ""a 's"e's
Copy VAS ont The dovil picked up rhpor
and said, Hcro's something About Woman '
-maHt GUS " out So' enahdefea the
editor; "thc frat disturbance ever crohted In
'he "otla was oecas'oned py tho devil fool'ng
about o woman
| E,onl No,,,, ros,rroa , ro,,t;,r, ., ,1,-k L.,
:, fAAAn Ho''on ioe'aaoo postum NJ oiesA III
tho Interior Department to becon,o rrofcs-
| no,.1 1,.1 ,,1ornr m ,-t,<1 n ~o..r pr,.t.
, 1875-07-27

The tables, however, maks various other
exhibits, Tho aggregate value Of tho exports Of
domestic products for each decade is given as
follows;
1s1l.:1 .....t 81 e124s, ,1s5oco s7 4s7.1l8
is3l-tU...... 8.16i7Uaa ire,. .7U.,... alGJM-3 ,G7
ls+lu.. ..l,1AY, los5 l57l14..... ~ ,l55
1t will DO remembered TINT during tho four
years Of tue War tho export Of cotton was
comparatively small, though in the succeed
ing years OF that decade tho high prico to
some extent supplied the value lost by the
reduced quantity. The exports Of manutac-
tuses including in that classification butter,
cheese, and manufactured tobacco, mako the
following exhibit: ls2l-3o, $s0,sis,ai0; !;
lsa1-40, 9ll2,8o7, ,154; l84l-a0, S1G7,2o5
4sO; 1s5l-G0, sSsG, Isl 600; lB6o-'7o, $685.
Gss,57o; 187l-'74. s3l5, ,Gs1, ,o3G.
Tho exports Of breadstuds provisions, and
cotton iu each decade are thus stated:
1ss'o. 1 s:ss5:s s:sSai9s s;sq3 ;:ssIs '3o;s sss
1YM.30...... ssJ,4ot.ell l7o,.s,lU7 e.. ,s9a
itsi-Sg....., aS$d 3io'at!,4lJ iS.:st;ii
ls7i-7k..... sy7.l7s,as3 4s,os1,2.n 1urlu,6i4
This table shows tho rapid growth Of tho
exports Of provisions aud breadstugs since
1850. The four years OF the present decade
show m export OF cotton, braa<lstuIs, md
provisions which indicate IN immense in
czease oyor that Of the preceding decade.
The export Of manufactured tobacco exhibits
tue following figures l821-'3o, So, $50, 900 ;
lsal-4o, $74,457.000; ls4l.'5o, Ss1 ,eGa, ,21o f;
1s5l-Vo, $14l,77l,3 ,334; 1SGl-'70, $2223, v9i,
s34; 1e71-'74, $97, 1884,
The percentages Of the whole exporta
borne by these four items Of cotton, bread
stufIs, provisions, and tobacco, are ~ fol-
lows:
, 1875-07-27
Ube Cbleaun Uribu,,t.

Tuesday Morning, July ~, 1875.
, 1875-07-27

In tho way Of manufactures proper, the
table does not exhibit q very satisfactory
progsess. As soon III we got into destruct-
i've civil Wat, Congress legislated in elect to
prohibit, as far rs possible, any export OF
manufactures, We give tho percentages Of
exports In the leading lines for each decade
, 1875-07-27
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


ApEfrl71 THEAfRE--ncarborn strest, corner
Nrurte. "Tne ies-Mi.ch."
, 1875-07-27

ehoNa that lis arithmetic, Ike hs phitotoxy, Ia
fat behtud tie ago. Did he mover hear o: tic
asithmeucal proof calfSi "eaaslng out the
utucs"2
HoTBL ARRIVALS.
GRIND pacfde--11aj. ". II. palEhachs, Wisconsin a.
]. Nals, PeHn; 9. II. Goodman, ct. Louts; J. J.
Farley, Dubuque; r. 2. Adsu. Bt. Lauis; Andrew E.
El.noxt, Fort Howard; Z. J. Eaaeh, Keokuk: Hugh
James r. Nhodss, Cleveland; George IT, Fetehor, New
Orleans; q. r. burr, Noaton; @. N. lubbock Qlu-
ton; ". A. Uosl!p. Toiado; ". u. Btruug, Hart
ford; ". nuAhua!l ottawa.... fatlaer ff5Hse-
csas.ea. 4 81 d 8. i Ees iaD7, ~ j. 6.sstt:
Kentucky 4. liotehktAa. TER; II. Il simtgamesy,
Topekx J. L. Al!t:le!t, Mliwautee 0sorgs II chBI-
man. 1nAiAnlroa l. +. Hubbard. LED W!py: !.
Wells, NsGrs.IA; :. Q. Adanls, cssyei.Ad; ": u.
Meuktt, Ohio; F. a. Wi!4oa. Bangor; Y. KLdyt New
York Joaepa Qppsnhe!usr,. st. .p4ul; Leo Bloch.
H9c.tater; i. Asberg. New York. .1rtmont houtt-
S:1s; s:os hsexs assass y
1.mes ". Allison. t1tssburs: l. 7. Harmon, Free
part John \. Hal, Dubuaus neofAe ". egots, Now
,e'sPh noSn 1ssG{ @ aso1gs san o9Hxs. Haa..
fsssy sss W K;.tin u = Enss.aa Gs Wsbs:s Daa.ie
Paul; !. q. P.Ike1. New Yors, 8. Z, James,
ph!las!ps. e = neee %sh'pstSn q 2 fGn'
Taayes Jolist; gdxsri notbiu;, Teedo; D. hoYsrs,
To1outo: e. t. Warner, Ers; 4. u. Bush, Boston !;
II. L. swanson, Leroy, .Gard'ttr HvMs-o. u.
Thomson, speeial correspondent of thu Aortd. New
tro.s i: il. Jones. J.ei.saytile. i; O. MsNie Keno
81. Louis; !. E Woodbridge, Ksna.hs 3. 2. Logaa,
Albany Il. r. auzry, Nav York.