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New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
THE DE.YOCR4TIC CALL.

Whatever secret hostility there may have
bccn to Gov Tilden's programme yesterday at
Saratoga, nO opposition was allowed to show
itSalf upon the surface TO the average OBJ
server tho Democratic representatives appeared
thoroughly united and supremcly happy. The
Canal Rag rcmained in discreet retirement,
and il the Hon. John Morri.seyS attempt to
gather tho Convention at his gambling shop
was meant rs demonstration against
NJ. Kelly, il was too weak r. deserve
any serious consideration. Everything that
the Governor desired seeIas to have
been done with the greatcSt piompti-
trlc and chrcrfulncSs. The cSll was plain
spoken and emphatic enough 60 commit the
psytv unrcurvcsly to the most thorough work
of administrative lcfOnH, and comprehensive
e.Iousl to invite the cooperation 0t the mdc-
pcndcnts if they, or any OF them, should de-
eide, after a Scrptiny OF the course of both
parties, that there is better prospect of re-
form under q Democratic than "A Republican
administration. The language of the cnll
leaves no doubt that the csrecion of official
abuses s1id the destruction OF canal frauds
and other Ring operations will be made tho
issue of the coming campaign, and thus the
DCglOctdJC parry 10 Ft"O'u ~ oicV ih 'oHi-
manAiag position, wn0nce the Republicans
slower 20 perceive the drift Of the battle, will
find it 10 easy task te dislodge it,
Tho choice of Syracuse as the place OF
meeting will probably provo a shrewd one.
That city is tho headquarters of II powerful
Darty of canal contractors and other Ring men,
but public feeling on tho reform question
runs very high there, and if the Ring has
a multirlde OF friends at Syracuse it
les also a multitude of determined
cno.nies, able to watd, rs maneuvers
and not likely to let it capture TIE Convention
without a hot fight As soon as the Ring
shows itself TO fight it is beaten. In any case
it will be tall feather in Gov. Tlden's cap
if he can hold reform convention in the Gty
of Syracuse He will he like the Emperor
William debating surrender at Versailles.
If the Convention do as -.,eH as the Com
nittee honest citiaens III Ncw-York, whatever
their politics, will nave good reason to rejoice.
An intimatica of what may be expected in
case the Canal Ring is allowed to pursue its
Iis,.nl tactics next m0nhl is found in .
significant article from Tile albany Argus
advising Democrats TO vote for honest
Republicans rather than the tairted
candidates Of peculators and swinders. Con-
sidciing the character of this paper as a party
organ, and its friendly relations with the
leaders who seem to have taken control of tho
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
1r0fx 10 AorfMs c,nenls.

ANUsTNENTs-Ihdd raGe-4th. 9TH, and 9th columns.
BANKING-loUS.s AND BANKEks-Sereah PCJe-5th anu
9th coluiAns.
PoARp AMP RooMs-Tbird Pare ID and Ath columns.
BUSINESS CHANCls-strcHE Pdgc-Gth c"UmH
BUSINESS NorCEs-FOWrih Idse-lsi column.
DHNTIsrRS- SccOnR iNQc6lh column.
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-Scrcah Pd0e-6th column.
EUROPEAN UOIELs-Ihad Pdgc-lst aud I'd columns
fINANCIAI-SerenN I0qc-Jth col1mn.
TURNITUEE-Second IGGe-oth column.
HELP WANTED. NJ MAIEs-Third Pdgc-6th column.
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c-SccoRd Fdge-Oth
column
HortIs- Third PaQe-ith column.
HOUSES AND FAENs WANTEg-Strh Fdqe-6th colHmn
INSIRp CTIOSSiIs Pdge 4th, 5th ana 6ih columns
LAW SCuoOLs-Si.M EU7e-6th column.
LECTURES AND MEEYiNGS-Thud Pcge-6th cdumB.
Legal NOrICES-Ssrenth PGGs-6th column
N,CHINERl-Sercnh PGre-Gth column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTfis--Mcond I0ge-oth coluuh'
MARRIAGES AND Dl.ArH--ftnh Ft9e-6th cOiulnn.
MfsCFlLsNEoJs- SecOI6 Foye-6th cclunn EighHt rage
-4th, 5th. and Gth columns
MUSICAL INsTrVMLNTs-Th third Pdge-6th cc,umn.
new PUBLICATioNs-silth PdF-2l column
CoUNIRy-Sir;h TdGc-Gth column; AUCTION SAILS
Sirfh Page-Gth column; To EXcHA>Gt-S'rm rage
9Th column.
sALFs By AUCTION Third PdJe-1St column.
SAVINGS BANKS-scrcnV Pdge-tih c"lusln. -
s;Tr WANTED MAI.SS-IhtlH |uGe-1tn coiunh
FENAIFs-ThiTd Pogc-5th and 9th columns
SPECIAL NOTfCrs-FiM FG0e-6th column
erATIONYRY-S PGgc-6'h column o,
sIfAMEolTs ASD RAILROADS - IhTd Pdee-lst ana "a
sTf f,N,Rs. OcEAv-Yshird Paqe-2d and 3d columns
sUvuFE RtrRF ,IS- Third Pd0c-itn and Jth COLUMNS
TEACisRs-Sirh TGJe-6fh column
Tn TuRF-Third IGgc-6tB column. go
To LHr-CIT1 ProPERTl -NtrM rage - Oth celahh
CouNTRY-Sirfh iOcc-G;h column 80
To WHOM TT MAY CoNCnBN-Secoad Pdgc-6th column.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
thov can afford ;. waste part Of their brief

they can afford b waste part OF their briet
yearly vacation in hard wsrk OF play, bat they
certainly cannot afford it now; can better
squander any of their other possessions than
that chance for rest and strength.
Having made the best of their holiday
our readers should give double attention to
the ordinary precautions with regard to'hcaltil
on their return to town. Houses which have
been closed should be dried and aired with
unusual care, flannel under-garments donred at
an earlier daAe than is customary, and the diet OF
the family regulated with strict regard to the
peculiar system of each member, not according
to any general hygienic rule or hobby. CIty
markets arc gorged with fruits and vegetables
which, to most of the Summer s0j0urnerS IN
the mountains or farms, are rs yet luyurles,
and the natural impulse with the majority, on
returning will be to indulge in them to an i'm
prudent degree. Caution in this respect is as
necessary as when cholera threatens us. Both
fruit and vegetables, saturated as now by tho
rain, decay and are unfit for use sooner than
in other years, and their consumption in the
half fermcnted condition in which they are
often offered in the market will be as ready
an agent of disease as the poisoned air.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

Parera Resa TngIishj To what would " lead inquiries
the writer II nlspager like Herr NeucndorS. who has
10 pay company ~ 100 persons, ncudiBg many srtlsn
of rcpute, and TO dsbuse heavy sum In the shape OF
rent were he 10 hand over The Ba OF tue gross akneu
10 one particular star>f Nay beg OF you he con-
cIudes TO refIte this idle gossip which might make me
appn.r I'm the eyes OF untiakns iDdyiduais, peiecs
glntton, who Ia a few months, would almost swallow
California y
PARIS, Aug. 18.-Cardnal McCloskey has
arrived In this city where no w probably renrsn sov'
seral days.
OTTAWA, Aug. 49,. Pcrault, Secretary OF
the Canadian Cen:enna Commission has left for Ph'lar
dsphIa where he will renan until tho close Of uie Ex-
bibiti0n.
BERLIN, Aug. 1S-Herr Bartels, the architect,
is about to leave for Philadelphia 10 arrenge the dsrt
button the space allotted to German exhibitors AZ the
Centennial Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
AUGUST Rim AND IT'S RESULT.

There is every probability, according 70 Tho
opinion 0f leading ply ,cians that the coming
Autumn months will be unusually unheGlth-
ful. The malarious diseases always produced
by the decay of vegetation iH tho later Fall
months, are IA rule soon checked by the
carly, frests, but this year, owing to the extra
ordinary rainfall, this decay will begin much
earlier and exercise more poisonous influence,
aud the deadly brood OF typhoid and other
fcvcrs, diphtkiia, agnc, and other ailments
StpcriniHccd by malaria will have tse to
gain fiIli headway before the healthy oxygen
atcd air of December comes to do the Worh OF
Il host of doctors in clearing them away. Even
rs esrly as these later weeks i'll August the
sky, WHOM unobscurcd by rain. is clou,led with
the golden aud lU,ldy haze which belongs to
tie Indian Summer of October, and which,
with all its poetic ,assDciatioa, Is simply the
cxhalation from dank ,tubblc fields, rOtting
marshes, and an enormous amount OF hall
rcapod, decnyiGg crops.
Very few practical directions can be given
~ IL remedy ior tiis comm. evil. There are
ways of avoiding and antidotc. for death i'll
almost every tangible shape, hut when it oc-
cLpirs tho air we breathe ON delcnses grow
OF our rcsders rs have spent the Summer
months Ly the seaside, or on the mountains at
a sufficient hight TO escape malaria, to remain
there, il possible, until at least the muggy,
nnHholcsome heat OF the first two weeks in
September aro over, and the nights begin TO
ceOl People whose means and occupation,
or lack of occupation, enable them to
continue their stay until tle middle
of October would he wise 20 do SO. In any
ease it would bo prudent TO leave the children
in tho pulcr air later than usual this Summer.
Let tho little ones have all possible chances
for lfo and health during the coming Winter.
Holiday seekers who have spant the Summer
in farm-houses would do well to look closely
to the location of these houses before contin-
uiag tsieir stay. Tho air, it is true, is more
constantly renewed than in the city, but if it
blows off of low-HiHe, wet meadows or
.naishes is moro directly poisonous than the
strong salt brcses which each day winnow
every alley and corrt in Ncw-York. A mis-
take, too, which il made every Summer
by professional men and hrain-workcps
of every kind should be especially
ayOhlod now. II ia that in order 70
make the riost Of their brief vacation they de-
vote it to violent physical exercise, fishing,
cunning, whatever sport they happen to be
fendest of, in such excess that instead Of rest
they find only exhaustion. Muscles and nerves
are Over-taxed aud strained, and the man comes
back to his daily dridgcry more unfit for it
than when he quilted it, and certainly not
strengthened in any way to meet tho demands
of the mAlariOus Autumn weather. When
Americans learn, as older nations have long
ago done, to minge their amusement and work,
inlay bit of holiday into every other day,
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

Ii is not without reason that Austria has
preferred request, somewhat penBptOry in
its terms, that Turkey will lose no time ia
taking vigorous measures to snIDDre~s the
HcHegoyiAian insurre1tion. No power except
Russia is much interested in the matter,
and while the motves OF Ru..ia are such that
they oannot be plaisly set forth, rllose Of
Austria are evit.Nt TO the world. In short,
her next neighbOrs house is on fire, and the
results of neglected con1asration might be
very disastror; ts the entire vicinity. Only a
narroT strip of Austrian territory lies b. tWeen
herzegovina and the long Dslma.ian coast,
aud Montenegro on the south, bosnia on the
north, and Scrvia on the east, ave all commit
mites closely affiliated with the Dukedonr
and liable to respond as readily rs
tinder to a spark of revolutionary IsXcitcinent
1t is Of tie utmost Importance to Austria,
therefore, tser the hsurrectiOn shall not be
allowed to become general or take on an
chronological character, or all the Slavic popu-
lntions alcng the Diavc and the Save may feel
the contagion. Already there is seriors reason
TO fear that the disturbance may extend into
ustran Croatia, and the Empire cannot af-
ford n '.'Se this nursery of her most savage
and sf;c;ont s,.1iery. 1t is reported that tho
Bosnian provinces ale now '"'' J" '"'"''''''o"'
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
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Dnoincss Noilrrs.

OLDEST, Largest, and Best Accident Insurance
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TUE Largest CIRCULATION AMONG THE fESi
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page
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

The tropics are nowhere the hotbcd Of language.
Read this, which is taken verbatim from the
elegantly printed circular of tho Blank Blank Blank
Hotel in the northern regions of this State Lake
George stands unrvalcd Summer resort.
Nesting in a basin scooped out of one of the most
lovely sp,ts upon the surface Of this, our Globe {;
hcmmed in by mWnta ins, meadows, plains, and
valleys: clad in robes of regal ever varying
spendor resting like sheet of molten silver high
above the sea Level dotted with fairy isles that
glitter like emcralds in the Summer sunlight. and
seem to float upon the bosom of this Siivcry Lake
ike varying gems of naturo its translucent waters.
sending up pictures from its lowest depths to meet
the charming that lie reflected on the borders
of tis lovely mirror, framed and set in natures
choicest brlliants. The very air and sky seem to
catch the inspiration Of the wondrous seencs, and
sunrise, noon and sunset alike are beautiful This
mngnfceM Hotcp-and all these adiectives for five
dollars Il day
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
THE TRIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR.
The large dgnc iaico ne dqys of The "onte S'"dtt on
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aem'23prk Dailp Gribn,1e,
FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1875.
TIE .NEBS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGv.-The iAsuTrectioa in Bosnia extended
over 200 mtes Oi territory sOrtie from lrobgne
wasrepuSed the ScrSanRa iicas III active SYM
pathy with the inSurgonts -- The Royal yacht,
with Qaeen Victoria on board, struck aad sank an
other Yacht in the British Channel. - Tho
strike at Udham continued, endsrgerng the pros
perity of other places. ~ President Moreno of
Ecuador was assas.ndrcd. - A ship loading with
war material exploded and sank at Barcelona -
There were great floods III BHrmah.
DoMrsTIC.-A. c. Powell, Salt Superintendent of
the State was cited to slew why he should not
be removed -- Tho Mohawk aud Vision won the
Bennett cups at Newport. == Tho Dchocrailc
Convention of this State was called for Sept. 1G, at
Syracuse; that OF Massachusetts, Tor Sept. 22, at
Worcester. -- An cmbankmcnt actos, a rayine,
1 | inles west of Deposit on the Eric Railroad, was
washed ont: trans Will run as usual to-d,y. -
The Enginces- of the Middle Division of the Erie
Canal were DISCHARGED = Six thousand cOlored
people gathered AZ Long Branch urrecreation. -
sale of 3: SsoDl horns at Ncw-Ioik Mills. " T..
brougb' $4,000.
Cry AND SUBURB>v.-Hugh u Jcwett rendered
his account to Juae so receiver of tho Erie Rail
way. - The bond cf tho assignee Of Duncan
Sherman 81 Co. was fixed as $500,00O == Prizes
at the Long Island Yacht Club Regatta were won by
the Four BrothSs Reyoillc, and Saunders. -
Gold, 1875, 1895 113ls. God yslue Of the legal
tender dol4or at the close oslle ccntS.
TIE WFATHyR-Thc Government report predicts
local Iains followed By clearing and cool weather
60 In this city yesterday generally rainy weather
prevailed. with bright intervals theHnoiAetOf, sv0
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
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New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

desperate villain eight years of age, named
Robert Gordon, has recently been sentenced by an
Eug gsh clergyman and magistrate to ono month in
prison and five years in reformatory, for tho
oifclsc of placing few pebbles on the track OF the
Midland Railway, with the helish purpose, to quote
his own blocd-curdling language. of hearing them
"go smudgo" when the train passed ever them.
Taken in connection with tho sentence on
Coz. Valentine Baker this example of Clerical JUS
tccs' ustico will go far to reassure tho AVERAGE pub
lie miTd cf England which has been grayely DIS
turb by the spread Of immortality and ruAianiSm.
To be sure Col Baker gets only ono year In prison,
while Robert Gor,lon gets Eve; but then Gorio2 is
not IN officer and gentleman, and besides beitlg SO
much younger than tho other railway malSactor,
he has the possibility of longer career &C crime
hnfnln him.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

mont at Bratlcboro yesterday was marked
by the revival of patriotic fervor which at
tcnds all such gatherings. The most nstable
characteristics of the exercises, however, were
the spirit of reconciliation manifested in some
Of the speeches and the favcr with which
uttrrapces in this vein were received by the
cid soldiers
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Amrsemcsts ans nleciinas.

Union SQUARE TNHATER.-" The Gildcd Age"
FIFTH AVENUE NEATER.-"A Bunch OF Berrios"-
vCSes Family.
GRAND 0rRRA HoUSY.-" Around tho World in 80 Bays."
METsoPOLIr,S TpEATER.-yariety Performance.
ROBINSON Hall" Cbilperic" ln Eagish.
WAILACh's TngarER-" Bculotte."
CENTRAL PARk GARDEN-Concert Thomas
GuxoRE's GAGDEN.-C0uccr;.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

The gcologists. the soldier, the miners, and
the Isdinus were together at Clusters Gulch on
the date of the Black Hills letter which we
print in another Column. The most striking
tisure in tho assembaga seems To have been
the Indian chief Spotted Tail, Whose talk with
our correspondent is reported This illustfions
Red Nan. with his accustomed shrcwdness Is
lsyipg the basis for a claim for heavy dam
agcs, and his casc as we oil know, is rot one
that may be equitsbly thrown aside. But there
is no occasion for hasty negotiation. The re-
port of Prof Janney's Commi 'siCH will be an
in,po,taAt contribution toward the solution OF
the pYoblem, and that may not be expected
until next Winter. II Vii, ieQuire time and
wisdom also to devise plan for keeping either
damages or purchase money out Of the pockets
of tho Indian Ring. Meantime a suggestion of
Red Dogs will meet with general approval. 1t
is that the Hon. w. d. Kelley shall attend the
big Council to be held in September on Shall
dron Crock. Mr.. Kelley had a great deal better
d.. that than continue sowing the SEEDS of taan-
tial heresy and communism i'll Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

Readers tearing tor" for The Santner can hare
TIE DAILY TRIBUNE mailed to them at any
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desired, postpaid, for 81 per MONTH.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

The Governor Of Tennessee has settled the
question Of the succession to Andrew John
sons seat in the Senate lx the appointment of
one OF the least prominent of TIE fifty or more
candidates sor ele position. The name Of the
new Senator is ID. ~ Key.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company re-
tains vigor eneugh Il any rate to send a very
lively spistle to Mr William Welsh in reply tS
statement ir one OF his recent letters. But
it does not affect Dir. Weisk's character as a
witness against the Indian Ring; and that is
what the public are chiefly Interested i'll.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

Ex-Secretary McCulloch's estimate OF the
character of Andrew Johnson is that OF ene OF
the mos; intimate personal and political frionds
of the deceased; bat it is not mere tulogy.
Mr.. McCulloch claims for Mr. johnson vlgor-
ous intellect, honesty Of purpose, uhconqucra-
be tenacity OF convictions, moral aud physical
bravery, and above all patriotism which
never wavcrcd. His conspicuous fafllt', accord
ing to this high authority, were excessive conf
Lativcness, an unsOvesnrb!c propensity 10r
making speeches. and distust OF the motives
of others which led him to reject the counsel
of those who might have aidcd him most il
carrying burdens for which his own shoulders
proved unequal To the story that Mr. JOHN
son was ntcmperate Alr IcCuloch gives en-
phatie denial We are inclined to think taat
in the main the Judgment thus rendered agrees
with that which posteiiiy Will probably place
upon one OF tho most remarkable characters IN
American history.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

The arrangements for the fast mail train
from New-York to the West, of which the
public frat heard through THE TRIBUNE, are
now nearly completed, and we are again as
sured that the people of st. Louis may read
their New-Sork papers of the 10th OF Sep
tembcr early in the afternoon of the follow
ing day. In view of this improved prospect
il it not rather ungrasous for ST. Louis to
complain that she will still he few hours
behind Ch;cago2
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

HUGH j. Jewett has fled his accounts for the
first five weeks of his Receiyership OF the Erie
Railway Company. 1t is perhaps not fair to
estimate his management by this account, as
he had to pay, under the order appointing
him, debts accrued within the previous three
months for running the road, but 1t cGnnot he
said that his statement is hopeful. While his
cash on hand has increased $3SS,779 %, TINS
appears to be at the expense of an increase OF
loans of $470,OGO, making net deficit for
the period. from May u to June 80, both IN
elusive, of $191,22O ~. How far this may
be q reduction of old debt does not clearly
appear in the great mass OF figures he pre-
SpEtS.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

The question as to who holds the Office OF
Commissioner of Jurors ought to be settled
speedily. Already the contest between Mr.
Taylor and Mr.. Dunlap has caused unpleasant
complications. and as it grows older they are
likely to be multiplied. Aside frem the per-
sonal rights of the claimants of the office. the
people are entitled to authoritative m!orma-
ton rs to who has the legal right to command
their services in the jury-box. The rccogm-
ton of Mr.. Dunlap by the Corporation Coun-
sci does not answer the purpose. There should
be a dccisen by the courts as soon as pl;'c-
ticablc
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-08

gel says she will be completed and intends rails
ing steam in two weeks from tomorrow. She is
intended for the Ouachita River trade to run in
connection with the Bertha Drummer. She will
have the machinery Of the Oddly.
The regular and reliable Opeousas packet
Fleta, G. G. Pickett master. A. Neynier, ST.,
clerk will be found at the landing to-day and will
return tomorrow as usual taking freight for the
Atchafalaya, Bayous Courtableau, Des Glaizes
and BGuf.
The Bertha, Il. H. Bread master, re-enters the
Opelousas trade, and is to leave on Tuesday next,
the 18th inst.
Capt. John 0. Vallette, of the Waloon, will in a
day or two. have desk room in the office OF Mr..
Buck Miller, SO Front Levee, when he will be
ready to settle all bills against the Waloon.
by Telegraph
TRENTON, Oct. ITO Adams & Work The
Willie left asst night with two hundred bales
arrive Friday and leave Saturday positively.
JNo. Z. MORRIS.
PINE BLUFF, Oct. ITO Hite & Carlin, 3
Tchouptoulas street: GAINESVILLE passed down at
u NJ. JOHN y. JONES, master.
BATON ROYCE, Oct Ito ]. ". BRYANT, Bull
letin Officr: Nachez will arrive at o'clock A. NJ.
with 1900 bales, 400 sacks cotton seed.
L. 7. LEATHERs, master.