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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
WITHDRAWAL Or TROOPS FROM THE COAL
DISTRICTS

PHILADELPHIA. April Pa dispatch from
the coal dealers to Capt. e. II. Duhrings says that the
First Regiment will arrive homo Tuesday afternoon
This Of the troops anticipated by many
oitizcrs ts morning upon learning by dispatches from
Hazleon that Gen. Osborne had ordered home the Wy
Omng Artillery, with the pro,isc however that they
were hold themselves in readiness to be recalled At
moments notice AdjutauGcn. North Of tho First ID
vision staff had not, up ~ O'Clock D. received any
official notice the First Regiment had beeu ordered
back Nothing could 10 learned TO the probability OF
the Second RI ne., Col Lyle. being called upon :" re-
Ieyr the First Regiment aud such call cOn-llcTed
a. iinprob able by the staff officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsurNoIoN, April 26.-Licut. Joseph n. Hemp
In has ordered 10 the North Pacific station
Paymas Fsucls T. lt hss been orircd 10 ibe srauac
North Paohc station Assistant surpoon Edwin NJ Marian
has been oriered tho New ark Navy ard; Acting
Assistant Surgeon Thomas chola has ben ordered to tho
PutA North Atlantic station, Assistant Engineer ". H.
Plat ordered 10 special du,y At Key West; Capt Ldwsrd
simpson detached rom the command Of he ol s0 station AZ
the Omsa South Pacific Station Lieut. John W. Bszomsn
de dispensed with and placed on wing orders
Lieut. r. NJ Sy nonds, detached the TuscaroriI ard
TO Assistant Surgeon A. A. Antu. do
tho nta ordered Dictator; Paymast6r
r. Hendes, frru the and ordered Ia
home and settle accounts; Passed Assistant Engineer
w. w Hraton. detached from special duty st Key West.
Florida ami ordered " return h,me.
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GEo. p. HOWELL & Co., Al Park row, New

York-It Il indeed surprise that their house Is 50
prosperous and that they the leading advertising
sgens IN the world We would prefer. 30 Tar as we are
concerned, to have column more of miscellaneous
frin this firm Than to receive the same
amount made up Of direct nom each house on tcr
list Tho commission allowed Is saved us by losses. u.
they pay every cent they contract for, aud lay II
promptly. and the Keeping OF one open aeeuut vii o
such rm is much pleasantcr than with tbs thousand
persons whom they send W. advertisements for Thfy
40 an honorable, legitimate business on q business
basis. II publishers having dealings with them want
any thing ia their Ine--aDd they supply everything
from spring bodin To - Under press. types Inks.
aud n-they ful their orders promptly at maDilfac-
turers prices, ana say that We have received
the and book ink ever furnished u.s. ana
al lower price than VIZ ever BOUGHT for elsewhere
The Republican has had dealings with this home Tor
over years, and ia all that time never nave Ind
any reason complain of our troatmout-l Meri,cn
Conn tslIbbcSp.
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DIED.
F HsS' vie ,'ss i Bard
John Johnston
Ethr6sr 500 Of wniis@ IL And Emma A. BeinA0' aged
The fssvs and family invited q attend
the from Toe resdepce OF his parents on Wednesday
omst And < snss City papers please copy.
o Ss s sHae o AS 81 ,sa'
e." ID. s: ar 10
OF Moproe st Brooklyn on Friday the SUN nst ~ oS~
EASTERN and Western papers please copy.
BROOKS ON SUNDAY. 25th inst. Edward Sands BROOKS IN
The rsl..s Of the family rssgsctuly invited
Tss s,sn sh Ts on Wsnsaiay 18th Inst.
CARPENrER-At somers n. W on Seventh Day. GATH nsf.
s sH a. ~ ssS sa RsS to .. the
s ). u ~ 81 p, a. i Inc n
CHAMBERS On April 9s 1876. Jsne wife Of Thomas II.
rs rsvss "a a az ys' sm
E sss1@ me fg Te q n April H. ~
DIX CONDE-At Balson Spa New York. on tie a,ternooo q
s s "a a.n nas o. e. a Ds SnSs N' ~ '' WV
FARR-on saturday. AprH "a. James W. FAM u the eAta
t. s:p p.d sss oa :
SATURDAY Apr y: seos'ss ooH ssoof IN H..
rs To- sn% Il. .Sa nsr q
Iaakn = ss..t meet S S m IAN m from asn
Ut stony Brook -
EiSirnond Va papers will please copy.
LIGHTBODY-On Monday. 28th inst. John O. Lsidbody 10
the 5gth year Of his
Notice Of funeral heIesiter.
IIypsAyOn SATURDAY, Apl - at his resideoce In Forth
Amboy, N. j.. VIM. H. Lindsay 100, a.
Funeral St Peters at on TUESDAY Aptu zi' Car
RACES will meet the $50 p N train Penn NJ II
g. ,as g. AGT.a ,s.s Ann
Relatives invited 70 attend the fnnof %
TUESDAY afternoon eth Inst AZ 2 oci0ck NON tue r~
donos d niece Mrs Clara Boyce Tsrgeest' Staple
ton. & I.
PRAII-At Pieruout on Sunday. William Chaunosy Pail
sop Of late HOrat.0 o. Prall
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited
attend the funeral nom his late rsdence ~ fiornon 90
Wsdpesday April % at HAS m Train leaves Eris Ha'
foot Of Chambers It, ~ 93O returning ~ osS%
riaxe4 ia attendance at Spar hn station.
pO0k Rsat April 80 1875 Florence May.
daughter ard ARuie Rogers aged years months
and 81 days - .,.1, a. ATTAIN, Ala.
fper, fron Of her parents one hundred AMI
thirty st Of tie Boulevard on Thursday AP Z'
1876. at O'Clock.
sLADR On Monday morning. Apr "a Elizabeth stotes IN
f.nt daughter Of fancis H. and the late Eiapeth = s'
rAppEN- suddenly the 2sd inst Geo Tappen " Of 10
jas finn of Tsppen In the 9Th year of is
Rsatyes and family Also those OF MS prom
Thmss r. Tappen, respectfully invited 10 attend va
fnneTsl seryi.s on fuorday. Nth inst & AZ fdstt
Prrsbtersa Church corner Of Madison ave- and r"'"V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
ONITUARY NOTES.
Judce John Sturgis died at his residence

Judge John Sturgis died at ma residence I'D
North BERGEN j.. yesterday morning, after IN lneSs
of Severn, months during which he had suffered tron
.oening Of the Tho deceased was born In 1870
and resided during his whole life in Hudson Connfy N
ue held the I-on or Judge Of the Count Of ConllOl
pleas for years, and prcInnen6 member OF the
Democratic party, highly es oned for prooiiy ana up
rp,r~s IN private HE and In Uieal dulles lie leaves
a wife and 10 children.
Louisville. April 2G.-Dr. John BnIl, widely
known IA n manufacturer Of patent modicine' died sud
denly to-day
Bo5ToN, April 2G.-Charles Page Woodbury.,
wei, known a. an 10 yentor OF great merit sud originality
died n tails city Yesterday ~ congestion OF the brazil
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Sc finh eve.

r. $40 advertisement undcr Au"sos oLh,
The Mot AIR ieivs ONES m rowa.- ite uo.,orsA
.t,a.oy OF III Who have seen ooces In tho rRib
UNE building that they the MOST ATTRACTIVE and.
al things oonsdsro OuEAPSsr anywhere In that part
OF towa- Betwssn third and half az tho building IL nov
rented and those seek desirable offices should mako oaV
application The all beautifully finished IN mars
wood arh) ohgant xtues heat and water evcy
ROOM all exceedingly light and airy arc perfectly vcnu
lated 81 have Outside windows communicate diiccsy win
tho aud nearly Ill have inerenhent non
the han MANY Of the rooIns fnisrd and all viii -
ready Tor the occ upaion OF unnnis e lat lay Of
Ma. Apple sliDn spvlia Oc lssdo 81 THE TRIBUNE
ooslt1l. lps9s
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THE INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

INDr,xApoII5. April 2G.-At the suit OF The
Union Company Of Now-Yori, the Indian. ana I'M
nois Central Rrlcoad sod to-day bJ The Hon .. ID.
Rowland Commissioner The road vas bid In by htssrs
FahnesocL and Mumiord, representing the hrst mor-
uago bondhodors, ~ $4,000. The Company VIII he re-
organized AMI tho road completed to Indianapolis ~
rapidly us possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
A GIRL MADE INSANE ~ FAMILY TROUBLES.
In .Iersey CITY. ON Sunday, Winfred III. Hale

attempted TO commit suicide by jumping into the river,
Sho 10 the daughter of Michael " Hale, who Ia now Ia
ai to await the result OF tho injury which he Inflicted on
his wife. who at present Ia patient In st. Mays HOS
pitaI The girl has been in very Respondent condition
since her mothers removal to the hospital, and has
twice attempted her fe but has bef prevented IN her
designs by her friends She MANAGED 70 escape ter
yignoce however, on Sunday. stole out to the river
hank and uiuped In, but rescued by some men, mo
cony,v we'd her home in state OF inscnsility County
scout examined her yesterday and pronounced
her hopeaey insane. She will be conveyed to snake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
MISS CiysifsfkN.

The veteran actress Charlotte Cusbnan has
adicssad to Mr. Waller tho stage Dansger of the Bos-
ton ole Theater letier IN reference ~ hor approach
ms farewell engagement At that theaisr Om which We
mako The following interesting and deoidcaut extract,
rhosiBg that Hiss cishnian win bid the stage y
nIisl fsrowei;
Ihave arranged 20 BE- able u leave Baltimore on
the goth oi Apii anal LDe 10 o ia boston oo SATURDAY
night Mar 1. have been very III lately, snd even now
am very fsr b,jDs strong At tho coDi-
loo,eoneai Of tue season. but have fortnight row 20
T.cyeerate having gwen up my engagement, when siS
NAL. Tor Match - to April a. 50 hope and trust |
ma, be an right for my Boston eheageInent which
have par,s.y usals my last OF ss.in9 because IL wa
,.hrre acted frt, and my native CITY. 10 wbch niitt
az ny s.Ieu last You THAI non left America
Sn sgz 10 make somewhat prolonged residenoe ul1s
fbs coutinept OF Europe hid far vol enygemeIlt IN
e. ri, OF tho citics where had been actin; ior some
,..rs since my farewell nnLDlbcel ia noN-iOh
Lar November have been much RtLod ny tbe press
Docauso sftr returning 70 the stag, having poeh aWa1
fyoIn M h., ele yoB yoafs baso returned u luke i1
LGswcii Of il nov altogether aia sds that you. Sp
ol t.icr must feel the Injustice OF t1i9, as d. aId
LOlo A. Cb,uey may he able 10 show my r'etr Upon
zoe prc-s BOSTON tsst la'c eop'u11ed no sot'ln
Of Igl. siud. sLqItst.e o's.spit 90 ilt VIM y t-.
sunoanoiD< my fOrvwel Of iLc ALsc new a. VIC 'hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

restraining the CITY Ccrk and Common Council for tho
time being from canvasng the votes cast at Fridays
election on tho qutstion OF reorganing the City Govern
ment OF Chicago under tho General Incorporation act Of
1872; or In any way proceeding under that act The
ground upon which the Injunction wac asked for VIA,
That the election Illegal in method. aud fraudulent in
the voting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
SPECIAL. REVENUE AGENT RESISTED II
SEARCHING FOR UNsTAMPFD CHECKS.

4NV'T' HV' ~ '''''' '''''' WV"
brought by United States Internal Revenue Bureau
Al the instance OF special detective, against Walter
Manu. vice-Pr, sd,nt OF THE Merchants National Bank
hero for obsructng officer In the discharge Of his
dnty Ia absolutely rcfusin. ~ allow special agent 70
ip.s.t the roid and cancelled checks IL tho bank la
searching for ui.stinI'ed checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 29-cATTLg- Heavy receipts depress tno
market prices 10 Loo iowor rectpts since sstoray 1000
Conmon tO Extra shipping quocd at 70 6odG batob@rs
81 SOC g. f5 stocksrs 81 50aB5 30 there sals
above 20 90 salts oboco 81 8sh& Sol shpp,eis
1000.
HoGsLiye declining and weak reoepts. IS rO0i sales
Light, 81 60sSI ~, Poor W Good heavy, ~ SODfp SHIP
Dlent@. 500
sassr arm receipts. 1900 sales woosd. % CO1sc 70
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
recynGScE H. L. Apr 2e.-The printing cloths market
Is qrirt. aid prices nncbeugrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

The Of setng Agricultural Cneaics. snd Fe .S
izers 90 tier apts snaiysa winch unlisted by MI GRO
T. WHIT u 100 st. IL Conrnund By hin, IN LIS snnief
well sree Habaa0t.ns Tho OIL manner on sn
ry saving that certain sic,e had produced crop sni Lot
beexpeofet 10 90 again no basr eat soes 1uysfs
Ciinax which ghrtBtst " oootsn o>oe
And ~ cont bone pbcs n.e % lun. ~
the "a Tofife
MANURE 1t IL nov prepared witt, yer cent potash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
TIE DAMAGE TO THE MINNEAPOLIS TUNNEL
JXAGGERATED.

MrsSRApOLIs, Mimi, April 26-The report
,e,eraphed nom IT. Paul Friday night Of damage to
the tunnel here almost wholly untrue. The damage 10
very trivial hciug confined W some temporary work VI
,; An thrown around tho head OF tie tunnel
Inoro na, Ee1u no alarm aItovcr. auI the engineers
in VS. alread, repaired the c0hrr-i8n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brokiyn on 1nurs ,.
April 20 Of the brdrs mother by Ut Aht
X Thompson ID. Phoenix InRrahAm OF New YORK CITY "
Frances Adelaide second daughter OF tho late Richard b.
Leyerich. esq
KWOOD-PJNCH- Tuesslsy April 20. BY Rev J; =:
Mcceiland. nt the residence Of the brides pafeniA
Finch daughter OF Joseph fiDoh N De
ell Of this city. No cards
6H NoHcss Of Marriages Eust b ia,orsed ,r!h ~"
nome AND aJdress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

10 Cvswp md Acute Lsrypgiti@, Pneumonia, 7 have
used IIsDsf AMMONIA with ma,b 81 and
decided LoIeit ROBBIE NHWrps, ~ H.,
1J7 West Forty seventh ST.
Depot A5i sixth sold BY oil DRUGGISTS Goo snA u
hoffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

DIsApPEARAECR or A fIsHKIIL MERCHANT.
PouoHKEErsIp, April 26-E. Ball. mer-
chant Of Fislsu has mysteriousy disappeared The 90
~c,iyes up this timo have boon unable ~ ascertain LIS
1nsleapout5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

Renued Csrrphor. soc pound; Arr1ssos's WIN Rosa
Soc bottle wIlAIAN oLxs o.. Chefntsts Gl eiNn ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

suu rae, sos san sets. 6'52 Moon Rises $50
WATER INA DAY--A ~. 49,,
Sandy Hook 0D3 Cows island. 03o Hen o. rerry 40
HIN WATER THIS DAy--r NJ
Sandy Hook. o30 Cows slsni.. LOS ltn D. FeiTy zoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
ATTENDING THE CHATTER OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE

To tLe Editor Of fke Tribune.
SIR: The bill amending the charter OF the
American Institutes which Was ordered W third read
pg in tho Assembly I'D inst. aud which you pub
shed OH tho 2itb ia not tho bill which the best nionds
Il tho Institute hope to 500 passed On 'ne CON
tr.ry H. Ia scheme 10 Tho interests OF
few NJ the offico-holders vino desire W perleuusie
their power and put end to The government OF tie
Institute by membership at large bog to send You
be,pwirh copy of the bill introduced 10 the senate by
MIR Booth. reported f,voraoly by tho Conmittce on
Trade and Manufactures, TO which II wa r"''rieo ana
,no,,,,v ,.nudorea IN COMMITTEES OF the Whole.
coll v,r attention especially Ia Sections j. 4, D. b, =, ="
no. II, IT, and 49, being Of Tho utmost in'"r"'e
sm. very respectfully, "
Ysn- iork, April rs, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

In the Senate bill any porson deslrn 20 lte"'no
member OF institute WAL be c0ihpeued O na ~ ai
- c.u in writing and tn obtain Jtc signatures ~ hp
nryaI on tne appJoa5oD paper Of at least tuc. mem
ers an god staidng OF te corporation lie lpInc'f
80 VII then be- put In conspicuOus place In tie bus.
ness ice OF oorIrAs"o - tiat mrI",r,r ma ny
~. diva efore tir regular meetings Ia Juii, Octobc
a,a January which timcs alone oal,nJni9s may w
S"o,,,at' of tho bid declares that tho
sTnnaI peeting shall DO hcd ON tlo nitt
an April OF evory year; Tint the notice ~ tue
Inn 9n nace Of al, meetings ana elections shh d. gwen
by inc trustees in of Tue principal daily
ned i this CITY aud that the advertisements shau
Lac nnI,i,ssd ol0o day during the 10 days preceding
tIIe mectna At sucn annual Ineetnigs tie lius'eoS
shslI repd,r an account or report OF tine utnsacthr
nnsness rty financial aud general condition Oi .ue
corpOstJn THIS report, duly aldtei inc E.ries a n
~. ~. n, M, Mt aud distribute among the ntnbtrs NJ eas
III dnys Dsuie the annual meeting section dtcI3ios
that the ofioors sbail 10 eiectH ~ phhoI
,.,.I office year, hui roSp
onist of pre- dduut three vice presidents reToris
secretary and trasurcr and 6csoh ofoe~ , oD
-. =. yl n.,;loiiLuto BOd Of JIEEOcs who WIZ hato
e t.anae1LulIl VI tho 1hils % sie ovIlI'~'i'i ga"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE TUESDAY g. SHEET

OF my career cvcn though said farewell 20 my public in
lsoz whei, Was leaving ncn for an Ddc,jte term 10
so)ourn ia another land
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.IJEosD uLIGAIJTY or THE CHICAGO ELFC-

CHICAGO, IL, April 26.-On tho application
o: ulin1as VI tbs C!1gns Association Jud1s "ll"a"
q the CiicsN Oyu-s tsdsy issued writ OF Injunction,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

Ths Fourth Week
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVlCh6
ZOE THE PEOPLE,
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
Madison ave. and Forty -sscondst,
lBsy srHPHEN IL TYING. Rsot0A
EVERY DAY IN THE W EEK.
Csssurisys excepted.
90 m. Inauiry and Instruction Meeting.
Ipn, Bible Reading for Latisa conducted ~
MIA BONHAM.
7I5 p NJ PTeachns service
Raw T. w. BOWMAN Church AM clist Rev srErHHN
H. TYING. ~, aud other ministers VIII speak Ut oil -
meetings.
Couas Welcome
sausr r. Avery's
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6perial Notices.

Rnre and wen-knowp TREES and PIANIS; q b fA''
SONS q son :. near Kbsscuz station, Flushing n y -
A-iik Elastic STOCKINGS, Bette Knee CAPS ADs.nnne
a,nnorte,S ai,,snsory BsndayeS Shoulder braces. ~,
Cfni.hea rs MAlsHs Truss Oaoo, No. VeseysI Lazy ID
Attendance -------------------.,--
A-Ruptsre apd Physical Deornitiss ,n sue, r y,
M.sh !, Do AT his oat No Vesey 81. Astor Hons
Ohioo IN this city - -----------x
po.,Omcs Nofice.--The MAILS FOR EU ROPE for Ne
vc.s en,py SATURDAY May I, 1873, VIII close az u,ts
ciisa - follows. gu TUESDAY, at iI:,o ~, "a
WEDNESDAY, at 1870 ~ on TIL kSpAf st ll:3o mI
s,d on SATURDAY At llso = IN. T. l. JAMEs I. M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

ENTIRE cOLI.HcTion OF
PAINTINGS
AT ACUTIoH.
Nsw on visx at The
sOVERYILLE GALLERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

llUbIf ttt NNN-hiafV6
AND CoAi WISE.
q. & N. Rogers, Virginia
J. J. Phsro, Richmond. Va
Alabaioa. Virginia
Sidney Dorian. Virginia
A. M. ClOutman. KooklAnd
+. v. Turner. ROckland
Carrie J. Xix. ROchAnd
Veto, Thomaston.
Fannie Hammer, Nantucket
II. r.. Bethel, Providence.
Fskir. Providence.
An2dir, Providence.
J.LWertblDgtSn. PrOvidenco
A. Fikenburg. Providence.
Belle Seamau, Bristol.
fair Wind, f'aii River.
Phil. Sheridan. Fall River.
IL. 3. Collins. Pawtucket.
frank Newman. Warren.
u. \. SturgiS New. Bofford
Josephine, New Bedford
n. Vasssr. IT,. New Bestfotd
ue0rgianA, New Bedford
A. G. NoyeA Boston
Clhrisx A lien, Boston.
q. w. Cummings Contuit TT.
=. Hale. Bli,igopors.
Eureka Gloucester.
Malagazcar, q lo,lcester.
Liberty. New Haven
Ida Nay, Portland
Flu Guy, HyanDix
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DIEfD

Marriages nust BE- ia,loYssd ,cIh All
, 1875-06-08

BAl1lsn INTERVENTION.
DznL1s, May 2i.-rho rccsut peaceful tnter-
voptlon OF Tho British Forolgn OAloo 1t Dcrllu
is alleged to have occurred prior to the asrral
u tho Emperor Of Russia. The German Gov
crnment on that occasEou, uhilo thanking tho
British Government, Ia undsesood to hAyo
pointed ont that tlsoso was no ground for media
tiun, al no difotenrss existed bttwUeu Germany
aud Franco.
:. FnsENnt;y AND NE.oagoNty eEs1IMENTs.
The AdftoHat uazehe Of tlIia oyenlug enys that
tho prs4enco OF princa IfoIleuo,o. tho lornlAn
Ambassador TO tho French Republic, at tho re-
cent evening reception Of MARSHAL MacA1ahon
wan ntmpin visit OF couftoay. itaddA, "rrince
!loLcntoLe WAS instructed By tho Enpetor bs-
h1ahon oF His hlajcsty'a frioudly and uoighbosly
sentiments. Tho Marshal has EXPRESSED 10
Prince liolenloho lls warrnost tlanks ut Tho
aaaat ancea sssou ldul, and has haAtoned 10 con.-
mqn!cato this aRsceablo circumstance to all
around him."
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
The official Gazette OF tlls eyeping contains
The fnl!onl"g' ''trhe Ner!h German Ga1ette han
alEex.!y declared that thore Is no foundation for
tho newa OK circular having hacu sent 10 the
0ermhu representatives, abroad telatlyo to tho
French Army ball. d 1'loso who spread
tha nawn, neyoethe3esB. matutaip that
circular Of this'> description ii II,
exabtcucet and otlIorB asaumo tlnt lilo rnproseut-
atlScs Of 0estnsny have boan fnrnleaed ~ith ID
slructtos OF tmlar purpost, tlouBa cuuclod In
= dIIIereue form. aud they rosard t4euo ailsged
instructions ~ tho leal ca,lsa of tho ractut ar-
p1ohensl lous Of war. All such statomonta aid
ed,H
, 1875-06-08

HOW MlHNEsDTAhS MANAGE THE TESTS,
Sntctas L1rateh to The chicaqo Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Nina, juno 7.-E. Il. Hmflh, q
prominent gentleman Of Losuonr County, toie-
graphs tile Erenfn3 Dfspatch to-day, utglug the
people Of iouust-ufeated districts 10 follow tho
Lesueur plan Of Offering reward for tie de-
ssract.on Of wiugless loruals. lp Lcauour mud
Ottawa, adjoining towns, 2z7 buahold haye boon
received by the town oi!!cois. and tho crops aso
aaycd from tho present guuoratlon Of hoppors
with but fIttlo danago. Unloss the wing
Cd locusta como on later In tue
season from other parts, tho farms OF
.hess towns are snfe. In Ottawa, aauc county,
tue same ptan las been sdoptoa later with about
Altal ancccss. In Diuo Earth County tho de-
sFaction In going rapidly futwa'si uudor the stim.
nlts Of btunty offered by tic CounlY Conn.,
lnlsslonora. a!r. Smith urBas that t,ut0 III tuo
controlling eleucut of Buocoss that cominon
warfare agatust tue locusH SHOULD DO tnado
bctoro the wings are grown.
, 1875-06-08

WARRINGTON, D. G., June 1.-The following
Language WAS to-day uuod by prominent Treas
ury official III connection with tho removal Of
Pill Wadsworlh.
No know nothing ag1nst tho honesty OF afr. Wadn.
worth. hnt thtra 10 ctrte!hty aoneOdly u his ONCE
that B daloHcAt. 1t WihAworth pilest ~ cerry-
body claims, ha surt ought hot to o Coa:t0r Htl
for this reasan: No have just antshsl tho oxunina-
tions IN good many Of tho Chle.so css.s, aud We
Gnd thst for days and weeta. the stnbs of s stamp
ChfcsHu show thlpments Of tiye, six, seyt, ANIL eight
lacknxus, whl!e. upon tracing tloku packsgcs 10
their defamation, discover ti14t lilo live, Btx.
scye and c,ght packages becon,o sixty. seseuty.nye
Ani eighty packages. which wero rnt upon Tho nssrket
upon the payment Of atatups Tar vn slx puckaycs
nesc1 with ahe olro ia dishonest Or grosty iIcom-
pctcnt The asignlhcsnt AMOUNT uf Tho shipments
feoa, such larga houses Of tsst hicieut to at-
tract tho instant suspicion Of ATTY pcrdons who n,ler.
ttWi t1cF bNs!ncfs, and thorb cert lllniy FoIna
people conAeltel with tho Chtfa8o Collectors oAcc
who nugas IL know their huslnasa,
This furnishes boyond doubt tho koy to tic
Rctson Of tbs Govornsnaut III bis eaao. Ills ex-
PLANTATION is quito IN harmony with the teceut
declaration Of tho rfasitlont, who IL understood
to l'asc said that it wil Lo tho policy OF tho
executive officers OF tho Government not to re.
tain any oafcor, either on tho customs ot internal
rtSotlue BerYice, t1,tl!Df Wu0aa administration
frauia occur. Thoso o1icots arc TO be treated
apparently ~ responsible ministry.
flo ls.ternal Neycnue Department, Within
fow diys, llae n,nlo aotno aafzure4 Ut Illicit
whisky and frandu'ont dlskiltsr,ea In Ntth uaro.
l1ua. i hhcAalo necessary 10 uae t,oops 10 NC
complish this.