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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

Fashionable llats.-For the most
fashionable mems fur hats, go to the Red
Store of G.. l.. Gross.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

Insure your gin-houses and cotton
with STEELE & YEARGArS, Ins. Ag'ts.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

G. G. Coffy and C. e. Campbell
have taken the store lately occu-
pied by 7. r. Clark, where they
will continue their separate lines of
Business, the former as a jeweIer
and repairer Of watches and clocks,
and the latter as clotbier and dealer
in geutleman's furnishing goods,
hats, bssts, shoes, etc,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

ShOes.-For the best custom male
mems, ladies' and children's Shoes, go to
the Red Store. 900 c. l.. GROSS.
For a parlOr or kitchen stove or CRATE,
- - 10 Ia Hr.rrnI, & 4 nlInrsnn-
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

Hot Toas ard Jerry. at
Bank sal DON.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

4 large assortment Of Furniture both
fine and plain, for sale cheap for cash at
at cost,
uH Heron & ADdersOn's.
apgafns, DaEgains.-For cheap
er Goods than at any other house i'm Can
ton, go to the QO9) RED SroRE.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

The Live Oak whis1cy is the best in
town, is free from headaches and pleas
ant to take, at BANK SALOON.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

want Il good stove, CRATE or kitchen uten-
sill at COST I27
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

Don't fat TO examine those beautiful
Bedsteads at SCHsHEDER-s.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

I 'ur Hats.-The cheapest and finest
in own, at the Red Store.
Ola e.. l.. Gross.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

North side Public Square, Karp's old
stand.
We have Large and well assorted lot
of .saddlcry Of. our own manufacture,
which we wish to and will close out at
cost. All persons wishing such articles
will please call before purchasing as we
are determined to sell. Hides, ETC., bought
as usual.
IL 4-22 A. NJ. GURLEY, ACT.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

If you would like a nice morning drink,
call ut the BANK SALOON.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

Force and Chain Pumps for sale at
1Il7 HEBRON 81 ANDERsoN's,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

hyou want a good drink, try the Live
Oak at BASK SALOON.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

Bows and Ties.-Fer the prettiest
and cheapest in town, go to the
100 RED STORE.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

II you want the best and cheapest cook
stove, buy the Campion at Sclincid er's.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04

rot apple t0dy's at
BANK SALOON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
DO paid for by somebody. Why rGs $500
bonds for it and settle it
COMMEKCIIL DEPRESSION.

The stagnatOn i'm business which prevails
bot; in Great Britain and the United States
affects the foreign as well rs the INTERNAL
trade of the two countries. Fewer Things are
now bought and sod--lcss is PRODUCED
and consimcd-by the people oil both
nations than was the case two years ago.
The true significance OF tho comparisons VIC
are about to make will be better Appreciated
by the reader if he will bear in mind that IN
the ordinary course Of events the aggregate
value of the exports and imports OF the
limited States doubles in fifteen years.
The same rate Of increase has iof 'n'',y
years past prevailed in tho foreign uino
of Great Britain. When the ordinary yearly
increase in value of the foreign exports ana
imports of either country ceases, 1t IL evidence
of serious arrangement in business, ana
when the volume Of tho trade for two years
together shows o dinlinutiOn it marks de-
preston of 10 less magnitude than we arc
now experiencing.
No future event is more certain to happen
than our recovery from the present disorhers'
and that within no long period. We arc, now
ever constrained to say that the approncn
of better times il not yet Indicated ny the
statistics of our foreign trade. For the hrst
fifteen weeks Of this year tbs value or inc
exports from New-YOrk has been $6:,6OO,OOo,
against S73, 500, 900 in 1874. and 500, 40O,oOo
in 1873. The value of tho imports for tho
same period has been $1O6,90O,OOO against
s;121. 700, 900 in 1874, and $127,2OO.OOO IN
1873. As compared with 1874, the falling OH
in both imports and exports is about one-e'ghth
The returns Of the imports and exports OF
Great Britain for the first two months OF the
year give very similar result In 1879 tie eN-
ports of British produce 0nd manufactures
were to the value of $172, 100000, against
$1ss, 5OO,OOO in 1874, and $2O3, 100000 IN
1873. The value of the British imports is just
now rapidly declining by reason Of the diminished
demand of that nation for articles OF food.
We mention these unpalatable truths, not Tor
the purpose of drawing any conclusions from
thesn in regard to the future, but simply be-
cause they are facts. If We were called upon
to make any inference, we should say they III
dictate that we have about touched bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

of the Capitol cross currents and local disturb
ing influences are always at work. One must rise
a great way above the level of the lobby to catch
the pure breezes of honest public sentiment. In
the State at large deep feeling q indgna-
ton has been aroused at the stspendous rob-
berries of the Canal Ring; it has como to be
generally understood that these theits have
been committed with tho cOnnivance, and
sometimes tho participation, OF State officials;
there is universal agreement that the
Legislature, containing, as it always does,
large number of the members and allies of the
Ring, is not to be trusted to put stop to the
swindlc or to punish the guilty; and tho
people are satisfied that under the pres
ent system of closely limited execu-
tive powers and divided responsibilities
punishment and reform are alike nearly I'M
possible. Hence there il widespread cOnvic-
ton that the Governors authority to remove
unfaithful State officials should ut once be so
far extended that whenever tie pend
ing investigation exposes corruption the
cure can be applied without days
delay. That is the sentiment in the metrOpo-
lis and in the State at large But Mr.. Robert
son at Albany looks at affairs through foul
created public Of its own which crowds
the corridors of the State House, pervades
the resorts of the Capitol, and dictates the
tone of the little communities along the line
of the water way from the Hudson to Lake
Erie. TO many of these minor inland towns
the Ring contractor is only known as "our
"public-spirited fellow-chizen," who lives
in fine house, gives to the local charities,
spends money freely, and brings trade 20 the
place. He docs not look like Il tiief except
when he Is viewed from distance. When
Mr.. Robertson tells us he is satisfied that pub
lie opinion does not sustain his removal bill,
he may not know it, but he is only rejecting
the sentiment of that small bnt active and
noisy public which lives upon the canal con-
tractors money.
Precisely what remedy Mr.. Robertson means
to offer instead of the one he has just with
drawn we are not yet informed. In
general way it is announced that
no wishes to substitute the power OF
suspension for the power OF removal.
Having yielded to the advocates OF the Ring so
far, we shall esteem him unusually lucky if no
is not forced to give up everything, and not
only check the progress of reform, but destroy
his own prospects besides.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
THE REMOVAL BILL.
opponents,

Senator Robertson has surrendered. Ycster-
day, in speech so weak IA TO bctray his dis
comfort in his singular position, he withdrew
his own bill for extending the Governors
power of removal and obtained its re-
committal TO the Judiciary Committee.
He prOfessed to he satisfied that the
introduction Of the bill had accomplished one
important object Ivy directing the attention
" of the people to the measure and obtaining
"their views (which is nonsense; and he
felt assured that public opinion was avcrse
10 rcposing the full power of removal in
the hands of any Executive, however wise
and rio.ic,-wlich il a great mistake. In a
word, Mr.. Robertson only sent up the bill rs
trial balloon, to test the direction of the cur
rent, and having satisfied himself that the
wind does not blow in the quarter he supposed,
he pulls the machine down again and purposes
by and by TO try something else.
Mr.. Robertson, however, il not in a good
position for observation. la The ncishboIbood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
PERSONAL.

The citizens of Glasgow are Iai,ipg funds is
the erection Of monument 10 Livingstone. The sud
scrlptons limited TO SO each. and axe coming ID
freely.
The Rev. G. II. Sturgeon has returned 10
London after three months leave Of absence. and mo
tabernacle, which has been thoroughly repaired, Is NOV
crowded than ever.
miss Mary l.. Booth of this city has 80 fas
recovered from her long and painful Illness ~ TO y" So'
Ia leave her She hopes soon 70 resume her pS
ant Saturday evening receptions
A telegram from Ulm, in South Germany,
says that tho African traveller Karl Mauch, who's"
present staying In Blsubeuen. hs suffered such se'e
Injuries in consequence ol fall that his lie Is IL"
SPARED or
Mr. Luther Il. Wymau, President OF the
Brooklyn philharmonic Society, who was prosrsieh u"
sunday by apopetic attack. remains IN nch cr' s
condition rise Ia much apprehension on 49,.
part of his friends He in an cntirr, helpless ,I'N,
left side being paralyzcd. Mr. "yuan ~ 20 years "' W
Miss Thompson. whose picture OF the ho"'
CALI received such unusual praise In England. has com
p.ted a new work called the Twenty eighth ItSiinrn'
at QtartreBra." Thi. regiment, formed together VIVA
tho Royals. into square ia field Of particularly "a"
rye" waa repeatedly assaulted by tho French Cusss'
and Iancer who closed long series OF unsircrssn s
taoks by furious charge simultaneously de, aso"
composed OF the men of the 18TH Tho picture rePts
seats this last effort of he enemy at sbon y M ana AZ
said TO be remarkable for the variety OF charactf y"
neatcd In tho faces If the forming the sll,,r o
the excellent grouping OF 50 many nSutes WYNN"
small space.
Gen. Grant honors himself in the generous
and graceful words With which he pays deserved honV
To Gen. Spinner, the occasion Of the veterans F'"
fromthe Treasury Departments lie says; "''n'o
say how much in common with the great mass "' Nv
pie OF this country. appreciate your real aud dr''"n
the erduous duties you have been called upon to
In the last fourteen or fifteen yeaIs. In retiring nv.
these duties hope you Will nud rost aud rsoIih'c ,
vigorous health long denied you You take VII" nv
my bc,i wishes for Your welfare and happiness anu ~
confidence in your patriotism zeal. and ability b' an
have performed more Labor for the pblin unu
None have retired from their labors retaining e,ity
confidence In tho public mind for conotancy' in"eT
and unseShncss."
The Bishop OF Manchester. England, DEW.
cred an address Light Literature In which lie eare"
urged his hearers to s out tho imncnso amount OF e
bage which there IA among works OF frtion, aud 'h~F
vent them from denoraaing and corrupt!ng the nun
Ito had once called attention 10 tho fact that IN AZ
waLs VI CHARLES Dlgaeas. though Ilost, ~ 49, " wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
II RlPL T. S HI E f II
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

E,HE'GS.-A motion has been made in the British
Parliament favoring withdrawal from the Paris
Declaration Of 1886. The statement was made in
Parliament that the Americans taking part in tie
international Rifle Match in Ireland would not be
moested for bearing arms - The Prussian Gov
ernment will propose the prohibition of religious
orders 10 the kingdom.
DOnesTiC-E Ii. Crocker q canal engineer, and
John ID. Fay. an ex-Canal Commissioner, were ex-
ainined by the Legislative Committee on Canal
Frauds. - The bill giving power to the Gov
10 State officers for nalfeasance in Od-
flea WA rsoommitted by the Senate 80 the Judiciary
CVnirittoe.
The investigations of Special PostOfilce Agent Hen
dcrson have brought to light system Of frauds in
tina repair " mail bags. - The New-York Con-
ferenue of the Methodist Episcopal Church. in ses-
sion at Poushkoepse. decided, bya vote of 14s to
30. il, favor Of consolidating the NewYork, Pough-
kcepsie and Rhinebcck districts into two - The
explosion Of kerosene lamp at Gloucester, n. j.,
caused . or. of property estimated at $3.50, 900. -
In tho Paterson. n. j. charter election the Repub-
icans elected tho Mayor. four Aldermen, and other
officers; a Republican Mayor was also elected in
Psssac City. The Trenton Common Council is
Democratic by reduced majority. The Democrats
were generally successful in Morris County.
CTV.-ln the Tilton-Beecher Trial the direct ex-
animation OF Mr.. Beecher was concluded and the
cross-ey animation begun - Charles ID. Thonp-
soD. alleged defaulter, shot himself
through the head on the steamer Idaho,
to escape arrest - The Commissioners of EIui-
grafton contemplate Withdrawing, owing to finan-
ci;l c,uIorrsSments, unless the Legislature grants
speedy AID. At q meeting of the Cheap Trans
portation Association petition to break up an al
legged R,ng III the Produce Exchange, signed by
many merchants. was submitted. - Thermome-
Ter $40. 80. 81. - Gold, 1853 115ls, rs.
Cold value Of thelsgal tender dollars the Close 81
cents.
Tm WraT.m..-The Government report predicts
light mo" or rsin followed by clearing and de-
Cidody cool weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
Amusements au6 nlsctinss.

ACAosm. or MUSIC -" LOmbrA."
BOOrHs rueArsR-" Henry ""
DALyS frrrs AVENUE THRArE..-" Tbs Big Bonarza'
GRAND OrsRA HOUSE," Ahmed"
LrQRUM TRkAKR.-At 100: "Mario AntOrnette''
RiNtori. Ats: "La Jo,ie Parfumeuse." Aimee.
O1rmrrc rHxArxR.-At and 8: Variety Entertainment.
YAeN ISD ArsR.-" Davy Crockett"
SAN FxANc,soo NIssTRRIs.-Birch and Wsmbod.
UNION 5oUAR THAArER.-"rhe Two Orphans"
WIl.AoN's TaRATER.-"R Rafael"
ACADEMY or Decentralization OF Paintings.
CayEcn or rHx HOLY TRiSIrY-Organ Concert
Ds GARno HAIJ.-Ieeture J. n. PattisOn.
PREsnyrxviAs HosP1rAL--Anniversary.
METROPOLITAN MUsEUs OF ARr-Paiotngs, statuary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
ctAsr night at tho cpeas-nobody couia saal,

CtHf1 nlSnt AZ Uo ClkNH-uOoouy codid S141i
"a TO the time Of tho year when ho was born.
Tho miserable fellow was descantiny to
young girl beside him on Schumsnn and
Beethoven and the currents of passion aod
Glove which obbed and flowed through his soul
at their CALI and his pale blue eyes wera
fixed on her face with a meaning which dyed
the pretty face with crimson. IL was one Of
many guilty episodes in his life. Meanwhile.
Mrs. Norcott, who has borne him FIVE children,
was at home working as usual to keep lin
and them fed and clothed. There have bee,
plenty of April's children among musicians and
commencement and women who were given
mower TO stir the souls Of others to nobless
ends and were themselves gross and selfish
and mean. The ranks Of literature have known
too many Of thom-thcre was Moore, chanting
tendercst hymns to patriotism and love. while
Duchesses wept around, and poor little Bessie
sat alone and neglected in the shabby cottage
There are Byron and Dickens and I.amartins
and dozen Others. But the world had tn,
best of tho bargain with these it heard II,
songs and reapcd the flowers, and only the
wife or children at homo Jaw how hard and
shallow was tho muddy ground below. II |.
in private life that tho children Of April are t.
be dreaded, and bring curse on real honor.
love and religion as deadly IA tho plague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

mitted It, however, and until that principle is
established we shall have to think that no
series of trials and failures can be worse for
Spain than continuance of regime when
il as disgraccful as it is incOnvenent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
Business Notices.

WRITE to the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Co.,
Fsr.fDrd coma Tor Life or General Accident Policy
KIEuIH BROS. have q new OFFICE SCALE
SGAx 10 tended reading from the top instead Of
SrAmMrRING CURED by BATEs's patent ap-
pa,nnees For dssoriron &C. address SIMPSON q Co.. Box
5.U76. N. Y.
IORD g. TATIOR's S. WALKING Boor FoR
LADIES' marvel Of eheapness and durability and ihe "a
R0Jr 10 absolutely umeooaned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

by tinkerius the bill to repeal the Legal
Paper job. the Judiciary Committee of the
Assembly Will not meet the requirements of
the case. The shameless character of this job
has now been fully exposed, and every vcstige
Of il should ',o wiped from the statute book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

The Canal Investigation conducted by the
joint Legislative Committee has already elected
number of interesting facts. although it has
not yot gone very deep into the subject. Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

The lons-expected crisis of the great trial
has come. Mr. beecher is in the hands of the
Cross-examiner. Thus far Mr.. Fullerton has
made little Roadway in the efforts to entangle
or confuse him; but to-day's examination is
expected 70 be lively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Ow'n1 10 the constantly increasing circulation
OF THx DAILY TRIBUNE zee find it more diG-
cnh than usual. and indeed generally impossible,
to furni,h back numbers. Renders rho do not
'cont 10 lose any ofhe proceedings Of the Bcecher
Trial con hare THE DAILY sent BY mail post
age paid for 81 a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

testimony yesterday was confrmatory Of
pcarly all that has boon said of the short
comings of the engineers in paving the way
for contract work on the canals.
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TemUsY. Mail Subscribers, S1Opcr annum.
SsNl-WrrxIV TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, S3 per an.
WssNy TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum
TaH WynkIY TRIBUNE will be ready this morning
ct o'clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price cents.
rfiR TRIBUNES MONTHLY CALENDAR.
The sorys dyaes tadote doys Of the nle stndu
ne aoss " me gear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

An effort is to be made by the British House
Of Commons to vindicatc its dignity. 1t ap-
pears TO be aiming at very small game, though,
when il summons the printers OF journals to
the bar of the House to answer for con-
s.ructive breach of privilege. 1t would be
violent supposition to assume that these per-
sons have any control over the kind of matter
which is to he published. Perhaps the House
was discreet enough to select objects OF the
least Importance compatible with the purpose
of vindicatiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

t.E1 sglSs - 3 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12s 1870, =
sA1xs: $500 Virginia fnt rea certificates sold as
1sE sl 90 vitginia Interest certificates sold at
American eold. ! IA Did. ,p,,s. W.
,,ssa So eosssfs res Al ssssd vrsns dsssrrsa
En- 1ie, sssed; vtrstnia intcres; certificates, 10
ad. isH asked: Virginia iax-receisao1e coupons s
'V ists Sesrsisa.- Richmond city e., 1o5x 20,
los Shed ely as sss oS az sssed
'" R9iiread Bonds oa,hside Ra,lsoss.d. sseon ono
mortgage preferred 6,s j. and j. S2 BIO Ss ASK
SIS; ana S. and j.. 81 I'D; Pe,ersearE Rail-.
second ss ri Rss aa ss
Ess' !. q D., l02 bid; Richmond. EreaertcGs-
burg and Potomac Railroad morgage ysl 49,. o.,
sa,,road ,aoT;sage 6's j. j., IS bid; Orange sgd
Alexandra raiircad third MORTGAGE Sss q. e 81,
go old; Richmond ana s,apviie ha'sroa0 conson-
ea RS;sToaG Soess-Richmond, Freder tcssbnrg and
Posomac Hatred common, 1yS n as, 8 go Uu
kiehmonos nt @eaTsp,eeas 100 par, 81 did Rich.
mono. Fredcricsshurg md Potomac Rsisread seven
fa sxs R,ss a9e
and Roanoke railroad guaranteed, 100 par. w PIG
Baak ssoea.-EIst national, LOO par: AZ
bio. liz fsaers ssha ioS
snk o yIsin,. le par ~ S, eiq aa ySS
Bank OF Richmond, SO par. 81 sto o. aa as. .s
Merchants aud Planters savings, Is par, ZS4 ask
I'd: CIV saving, rs par, IAN asked; Richmont
Banking and Insurance Company. 2S par, 20 o'a
fasM7ascs Observation-Disclosures Fire and Mo
rine, Is par, 853 bid So asked virginis State; 2;
par, 2e bid. % asked; viIgtnia Home LOO psr ios
bid, loo asked; CITY, 100 par, 82x asked Gran,as
INSURANCE. Company, 100 par. 81 asxea y. S 6.d
Incrcjnl Fire Insurance Company, IS par. ~ p'u
Richmond Fire Association. rs par: 20 ask Hs pok
Neutrality-suspicious. Rive ana haaa Staa mShir
ct I2x par. OK bid; Old DOMINION sleanisiii
Company, 80 asked.