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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Parties wishing nOn-explosive brass
safety lamps will find them at manu-
facturcr's prices at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

On motion, the consideration of the
report was postponed, and the clerk
directed to spread the report and ac-
companying documents on the record.
Adjourned. E. If. FoRDE,
City Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Lower prices still at A. S. Smiths
dry goods store. 14tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Emporla, Jan. u, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
RLEO lie rTtsS.
EIKo. Nov. %. j

fko, N"V. ~, 1910.
Ny DrAn hrPrAL: That " sad.ie.t
season." TO which ,ou refer so sp"srnod
ic.lly. is upon us. The ruin comes t.
&c. jasi whsn its good ii cts are b-, ond
the ken Of anyhod: '1rspt the farln-r
Who looks through the sin.h TO mat
Spring. We are in no bad hnmur
though. 70, it 10 Thanksgiving, snd the
opportunity o run contrary and to swear
being comfortable. is too good 'hing
OR crops have been fine; vs. have hsi
no fires nor have We been carsed with
such Infamous wretcbes us have scared
the women and children (nnd men too
suspect nsgilv 10 de-, h; ard ~ have
jus. had our jill pursed Of criminals b,
jusi, sharp sentences. We send you a
" miserable sentenced 10 ten years for
rape-a mos; aggravated and disgus:in-
ca>e. A brute whose head grows with
out a neck and a sick German woman
With two little children IN her lap are
tbs dramaiis r-rssnae. Oar depu'a-
ton to I'll. Prison This tins. for this and
O her crimes. will hs f0ur or FIVE Orr
mining camp at CnrrucCpia 10 fnil If
promise The new Lsop-rd mill has
hesn at wOrl, hardly month, and hss
ovsrP'ia the cost "f contraction So
G1)} hy one-;hird the amount. Never
an assessment vet: TIE Management
local. aud square: and everybody
sure OF "a small but honest dividend 10
December.
Oar Ffepar.'ory Department o! TIE
to be- Diversity is in fine order
There are twenty-five pupils in attend
nnc-. Az sample Of the progress
IN ale. you ~hould SCI our class in ceome |
irs that clean cut !, cical argument Of !
Plato without knowledge of Which lie |
knew 10 ruril Supplying for scientific |
BOD Il, his school Of mind. At frs, the (
..utI, Ok was duh and unpromi>ing: now.
tie foundation is bid. ard the m.s; st |
i factory null. u. is on hand TO build up !
:, -rInH but - III Univ~r.it> schools
>rti.n. where the rei,. ion, OF all branches |
o rhour't may lie demonstrated ant |
h ir revo'niun around the central !
thnu"hi >.t f.rb The dorni'orv j. |
nearly dbu-. l. vii offsr accummoda- |
81 ,.n tu H. zen homes; seekers after edn-
G Ii III. Why not sen,i us some half dozen !
,uung meu ar ,ouUg women from Car
.ou. We can bua.d them cheap: ami |
~ will -.e that they are edsented. Try
IL. lfor. nnun. NIX"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

II WILL In NoIlcID thai We refer 10
e writer Of cur Z TO letter as our
lay corre.po, d.ui." II. is lszy or he
would write uf,Isr. And this, by the
way, reminds us Of lie prevailing l.zi-
hes. OF mankind IN general about letter
writing of all sotts. TIE dread of sit
sng down before sheet o: paper and
making it do duty AZ feet and ready
messenger, an effective suppiiant. cor
rector Of lea. promoter Of we'll devised
projects and the exchange Of ideas and
pleasant greetings. dspr,vss the person
~ given 10 shitking, OF many benefits
and pleasures. hides his lamp uoier .
LusLsl. shuts him up within ths mean
asi mesger limits Of trooding selfish
meas. and helps along the processes by
~Lich all mankind grow rusty. dusty
and mus;y-if they do not keep their
thoughts in notion and their mental
machinery from squeaking for want of
the self fabrication which only comes
with al abundant and heal,hfal exercise
Take this short Lesson 10 heart. oh in
frequent and dila'ory correspondent, and
let it be . promptsr to ready. thorough
aud effective reform. Also. We beg leave
TO say, the corrective is intended for wide
aud general use.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

THE SHIP THAT sunk III HaTIF c.
:>.tn .r.s.sc-,cO, NOV "a. ne t-vtO- ia
S.,Iidar., received ny tt.c >'--rler, st, ;
All ciioi. " Al AZ uI.,ie 10 .'IOc ,ic tine
sl..eI..,.cc vi liies .ti',a.n ~ -. &" oi the
- ,'.istsS a. abe Is.quc>i on '.4c f.OAies Oi
= css.i> t.Ie ls.S.uc uI-st--e., AMI al
,c..r ",us inquiry vail Ut ,ii.,ie as To
"a c.IsA = t.Ic uissl>trI charles
..onI ,,>on, che Oi the crew - lie snip
s.p..Su>, IN Iue a swUtii statement
De.urc =, ->u..,ry IuUtIcl III i':rt i1Wnscnd,
S.r.cn Cad. e. Inc captain ~. t;it Drl'neu>
nav Ess, oSeii C.tI ,.ist>ter.
s,.y ga ra.s.ns tn. iisn,S Of the
q c.LS ne W..s ofIercd d. t..e second
..st-e - .ie..d II, ana al IW nilna,es
.u.cI lac -. .d.n c.tiIie ON .,t h and or
,icf..'i n.Hi again put the sap OH her
,-DLrs... .,iOuj t.sree MANAGES af,erwari
49, MAS ordered 10y t.se captain 10 let her
iufi, wiIc,i nc and. Af,er this the Cap
I.s.n >..u iic,i ms mt ntIon 10 speak the
s.c..iise., I'I w.iicI purpose t.ie iiSfIt was
sept Il -.ad .,.Ie.ia utitii tns. .WO vessels
,-U..suS.. l.irB the >.c.,IIlSI followed the
s.ay, lar p op con bOsisI shouting and
Gaming ri, .ne Captain y, the OIpneus 10
: Oi' ..u,. rescue ,.i,i.i, but lie uIu not
.sccsi t"en ci.eS ANA hrpt un his course,
ain t.,e s.v..aiie' Was suoL LOST 10 view.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

Tine Pacific JOCKEY CLUB have post.
pon-d he big race to Christmas Day
and declared ali pools off. Several If
the best horses enis ed are sick with the
spizoo,ic. 1t has all along seemed to us
that the month Of November is too late
in the year for the annual holding Of
this race. The middle Of October is As
late a. clear weather. can be rsckonsd on
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

YGNACIo MAhI-CAL. II 1Ican Munster
ut Washington. Z. l.nrspb. Ia NJ, Pr,tri.-
ard, The sciIns II, Xic.n Consul at 81,
FrnncI.co: Gil . III. nos: .mph.ti
denI.l To- al ruIuuIs rub, erninr tue nh
n. xa'ion treaty" Ills "oui,i sem I.
confirm all d"ni r. as ia ih- iai>iry ut
the Chroniri- sr. pur'.. alihou-h A. much
doun, Its rro,in. a. q'i i.s To lii.
question. ID .uhtL.~ >u.r- gr.ur,.,>
exist for the Chronicle $ sIoIy: an.i It l.
not impossible that the I..k.n,- Of til.
secret Is due To English Inuiga-. nj
Washin to-. Ti-.iIs- are J. ant. -
tender grvwtb. AID not N my live IL
no e i'u. = anh r.oss sfe -~Ii,
exposed to the glaze Of I.n"I.chy ~nd u.
rough wIusis Of c,ItieI.., AID ULf,Isu.;-
illness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
sERlla AND IEPR.R NOsi DEP01.
IL. FRED. BROOKS
BOOKS, STATIONERY,


PICTURH FRANBs, SHEET MUSIC AA0
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Baby's Rsggiss. Toys, Cutlery.
GUNS, PISTOLS, AID AAAUEITI00.
Agency for
Hallet Dav! . Co.'s Pianos.
Becker Brt . Grand Pianos.
Gee. Woods Co. . Parlor Organs.
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Hsvss Sewing uaehiDes-
We deliver to sBy part Of town:
Yls Dsily Territorial En,rrrlse. Geld Hill Zen.
Virginis City Ecenin0 Chrsnicie.
And all the California ard Eastern NEW0A
PERS. EDITORIALS and MAGAZINES.
Berlin and Zephyr woods.
Embroidery Ps;t' rrs, Canvas, Leaf Wax, eBW-
mt MACHINE NEEDLES. and every hing Pr
tsjning to LADIES ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE
WORK. n. FRED BROOKS,
Rinskslls Yirc-proof Block, next deer -
Carson ThsAtTs,
C1IoOA NNy...-.- ....-s.s. ..NSVo0o
nyT-tf
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sc.Lu.i+s G. caF.n7gEscH;P

80 ;. . nrATTHE ST.Ip HrRrT3 FOEEFy
sing e--e.n the md rsign-., has Ibis
t'2v u H.. lvr h- M tI- e, L., ut. MIR. NJ
u. HsTCH - ;rlng f-c1, lit frJi.
e - hg-.Hs>s viii b conducted bv 4. 2.
rFrs8 on Who Will llact all moneys due
I'll. Ply al Ii,o:ebto,.I.,ss ~ rm
4. l.. hRIE |BtCH
n l.. iIA.CH
Carson City. %ov -. 49,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
AsusSCk,OR POETS.

INV Y"rY, November 81 A nr;ra'e
itt,-r r.c.iv.I Lrrs from n iiicrs. " s.n-
''-man nos III L'ndon says that the
C Don P-Ifnm-ry Company If that si.y
has ff-r.i . Iesard II ono hundred
-nin. A. for the bes, prize p"sm. by Eng
i,sh. American or Hindoo anih,'rs. on
n. sHi eff the Prince OF Wales Wit
80 .ira. TO t- treated with reference to
contracts al ancIsut and modern civil
ton ur the ne>rh tics ui modern life
The ~ ritter s.'ys th 1t tins ue.s will he Of
mach iuIsrss, To many Ameiic.n suiLor>
"n / may induce many to s-n,i III con'ri-
bu'lun.. " bich nInsi arrive III London
by the 2Uin VI January.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
LINES

written 1t the Jockey Club " under the indu.
,ns- Of lay num- Md
INDICATED III rHE ISCE OF WALLS.
IaIto l.
II Pegasus had tvs tails,
IoeX the Irince of - ales
We'd snoInt 'em while he saiIs
fmoug the sharks and whales
Brine by -um Arabic gales
1sro the scene. of Lisht-told Tales,
Wide Biueb~ar,is .ad Ieula.esl,
Amid tue Be.suus and theii bales
IF rdp<es and peacucks' tails
All Tor To help ,be sales
Of Perfume which exhales
Prom b. tie, anu fr,-m pals.
Al>o shavins--oip iur NAL :.
And oil FROM bears and wnales
Ana puriia. uIn Tor li-, tails,
Also .uo,h- ash 4, r I, nIsles
Aud thing. to cl.an ones nails.
At.u each fragrance that aseai.s,
Amid In ,is 5 pale al.s
:. hv i.Jpir i.os~ OF MALES.
t,f.-u r,capera,ise season promoted anil as
si-i.s; nrIi ssaits aIJ lac vsis:ie STINT.
,snts. ~ rbaii Ir,.ry, d ~ VI VAL. sIe Second
"a. .to.-LD aPrEAL.l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.

A FURNISHED ROOM, IN HOUSE CEN
"A Irsly located and within five uiaa es
walk Of the Capitol can be had By . siug!s
gent eman or . gentleman and his wife, with q
without boa.d. e..-..
Apply NJ this sAhss. nsyG
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Business is said to be very brisk in the Kit
terry Navy ard just but relapse is feared iinmed'
ately after the Maine election Tho Republicans are
strong enough be able to carry the state without re-
sorting such miserable device for manufacturing
votes the packing OF nayyyard at the pubic expense
Some of the Pennsylvania Democratic news
papers are urging a complete silence on national ques-
tions in the forthcoming party platform or In plain
words a cowardly dodgng OF the money issue. That
would be an excellent way TO invite deserved defeat
rary that is afraid to say where 1t stands the most
important question before the country Is clearly unit 10
be put in power over State
Every day strengthens and unites the Re-
publican party the defender of honest currency,
and forces the Democratic party further toward the other
side of the questi0n The bigoted Democratic part
san ought to be able by this time that victory for
Lis party in Ohio month means that the next Presi
dental election Is to be- fought Oh the financial question:
and s patty 10 take the side OF dishonesty ana
reputation.
The Hon. A. ii. Stephens is non-committal
on the proposition that lac be the next Democratic cand
date for Governor OF Georgia but the most natural infer
ence from conversation which he held recently with
correspondent Of The Augusta Chronicle Is that Barkis
Is willin'" Dir. stephens thinks Gov Allen OF Ohio "ons
OF the abest and one OF the most remarkable this
country has over produced" and 10 sansuRe VI his TO
election.
Massachusetts, Republicans refuse TO rise to
the love OF patriotism required for the nomination ot
Charles Francis Adams q Centennial candidate for
Governor The newspapers backward the poll
tlcIGps in coming 10 his support That gentest Of Re
pabilcs journals. The Boston transcript Is " rude as 70
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
1n0er 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AuuaENHSrs-Se SerenM paoe-4th. 5tb. and 9th columns
BANKING HOUSES AND BANkkRs-Ih'rd fd9e-o'h COZ
BoARp AND RooNs-Ssrenh Page and 4th columns
BUSINESS CHANCEs-fhTd IGCe-6th column
BUSINESS NorCEs-FOmfh Id0e-lst column
CORPORATION NoTICEs-SCcond Page-2d column
DENTISTRY SecOnd ragged column.
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-Third PAGE 9th column
EUROPEAN ApvERTIsEMrNTs-Scpcah PAGE list, "a ana
ETEoPEAS morrIs-Serenh Page-1st and Cd columns.
FINANCIAI-Third Pdoe-5th and 9th columns
FuRNrTURr-Sirfh PdGc-5th column
HELP WANTED. MALES Serenh Pdqe-0th column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAkSEss, &c-Serenm Fd5e-oo
column. 80
HOTEIs-Serenth Pd0t-4th column
HOUSES AND FARMS wANTED-SiIh Pd9e-6tb cohiinn'
leg CREAM-Sirfh Page-6th column. 80 r.,
iNsTRrcTIoS-Sirth Page-1st, ID Sd. 4th, ana oth
LAW STHoors-Sir,b Paoe-5th column.
IEGAL NoTICEs-SiJH Pd0e-5th column - ,
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTEIs-Serti,h PGge-3u coluihh'
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-Fffh Fd0e-6th c0ntin, NJ,
MIsCRLLASEOUS-Nec0ndI Idge-Zu coiuuin IV""' "V'
9th and 9th columns -, ,
MUeICAL INsTRU UMENTs-SertnM Pd1t-6h columu-
Nav PuGLICATIoNs-SJh PdGe-1st column. o., -,
EgAL Estate TOR SALE-CITY-SJh fdge-otn ooi-
Sirfh Pa0,-6th column: NEw-JEEstY-SJh fdge-
9th column; To ExCHANGE-S'Im IoHemo'n % coiu'h"
SAVINGS BAsKs-Third Iage-6th column. 80. ,
umn. FEMALEs-SerenM Poge-5th and 9th columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Iifh Pd0e-6th column
sTATIONERY-Sirih Tage-6th column.
srEANBoATs AND RAILROADs-SerenM PoGe-lst 2o anu
Sd columns ,o, ao,,r.ns
sTEAMrR~ OCEAx-Second Paoe-lst and 2d columns
sUNMER R4TREATs-SerenM Page-5th column
TKACuERs-Sirth Pdqe-5th column. ~
TO LET-CITy PROPYRTY-SrM Fdgeoo,n coi"mit y! ~,
BRoOKLYN-Sirh Page-6ih column CoUNrki-"'""
70 WHOM TT MAY CoNcERy-Seeond Pdqe-2d column.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
THE GREAT GEORGIA REBELLION

The letters of our staff correspondent in
Georgia give the only clear, complete, and cool
narrative that has yet appeared in any quar-
ter of the great servile insurrection. lie has
gone into the disturbed district with deter
nination to get at the bottom facts and as he
possesses peculiar qualifications for such an IN
quiry, including, among others, good knowl-
edge of the negro character and a strong fund
of common sense, our readers may depend
upon obtaining from the story which we
continue this morning a great deal of in
tercsting information not readily to be found
elsewhere 1t does not appear that there was
ever very serious cause for alarm over this
alleged conspiracy. In its origin it was the in-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRyIGN-A Radical Ministry was formed in Fer
via: the Turkish garrison of Trebigne was retn-
forced; there were warke preparations in Egypt.
- Viscount de Meaux, the French Minister of
Agriculture recommended manufacturers to exhibit
st the Centennial Exhibition. - Catholic
SYNOD asst mbled at Maynooth in Ireland. z The
eastern section OF the direct cable found to be
intact.
DOMESTIC. Auditor Thayer testified that the
Canal Board let contracts for the Champlain Canal
Improvement in direct violation of law, and ex-
pended $3.50, 900 without any law whatever. -
California; the Banks funds to the amount of over
100000 were missppropriated by Mr.. Ralston.
* The existence of thousand Ku-Klux in
Franklin and Williamson Counties Illinois. was dis
covered. - The stone cutters of Chicago went
on strike for 80 cents more day. - The Alta
lantas and Beaverwycks heats in the four-oared
race at Troy Riley, Lathrop, and Courtney won
heats in the single scull race; the Argonautas won
the pair-oared race in minutes 4J seconds
CRY AND SUBURBAS.-The agreement between the
Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail Steamship COmpa-
MES was ratified. - suit was begun i'll the Su-
preme Court to test the validity OF the assessments for
tho Seyenth-ave extension. - loss of 81 80, 900
was caused by the burning of Baxter, Bell & Co.'s
pa;nt works in BROOKLYN. - A large decrease in
deaths from contagious diseases was reported. -
Two women were drowned at ROckaway. -
Gold. 114os, 114as Hap Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close, $3.50 cents.
THE WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
continued warm and clear partly cloudy weather.
In this city, yesterday, the day warm
aud generally clear; thermometer TO, s30 750.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

The railroads of the United States for the
year last reported show an absolute decrease
of gloss earnings as compared with 1873.
We could multiply indefinitely statistics SINH
lar to the above, but we think we have given
enough to illustrate the important truth that
when the value of money is unsteady, indus
try, credit, and trade are constantly exposed to
interruptions and reverscs. The laboriDg man,
the savings bank depositor, and all whose lives
are insured will infallibly be robbed and op-
pressed if the inhatonists carry out their
schemes
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
amns snerts ano Aleetimas.

ACADEMY OF Music" Around the World"
boorH's THnArER--" Rchelleu." Barry Sullivan.
FIFTH AVENUE THEArER.-"La Grande Duchcsse."
METROPOLITAN THEArER.-Variety Performance.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-San Francisco Minstreis.
ROBINSON HAu~-"The Princess OF Trebizonde."
THEArER CoMIouE-At 2 and 8: Variety Performance.
Union SQUARE TuEATER-" The Gilded Age"
wALLACK's TuEArER.-" Boulotte."
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-Concert Thomss
GILxosEs GARDES.-COncert.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARr-Paintngs, statuaiy'
&c.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

A very gratifying Improvement in the health
of the city is recorded. The deaths for the
week ending Aug 2S are fewer by one-seventh
than those of the week previous. The Board
of Health attributes the improvement largely
to vigorous sanitary measures, and especially
to those directed against smallpox, which,
however, is not usually Summer disease.
The increasing heat of the last few days may
serve to indicate in the next report whether
the improvement should be ascIibed most to
the cool weather of last week or the efforts OF
the health authorities.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1875

has been greatly injured by the commercial
difficulties of Austria, France, Germany, the
United States, and South America. Yet the
following comparison of the gold values OF
British and American merchandise exports OF
home production or manufacture shows the
greater steadiness of the former. The periods
are those of the seven months ended respect
iyely with July in each year
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

Part of yesterdays testimony before tho
Canal Investigating Committee struck Senator
Cole as so remarkable that he declared it was
the worst development yet made. 1t showed
that the Canal Board expended $253,OOO
without any authority of law. The Canal
Commissioner, Mr. Wright, made what seems
lame explanation of his certifcation OF
claims, being unable to recOllect why he
allowed the extraordinary charges, except that
he thinks he must have been satisfied at the
time that they were correct.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

(3) The following official statement of the
number of paupers. exclusive of lunatics in
asylums and vagrants, in the metropolitan
district UondOn) for the first week in August
in each of the last eight years is significant
when considered in connection with the ex-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

Rumors are of course forthcoming that the
detective force is on the trail of the burglar
who killed Mr.. Noe. 1t would be scarcely
worth while to notice these reports but for the
curious fact that the police are inclined to be-
iieve that the same men attempted to enter
DIR. Hammond's house and Mr. Noes store.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
ly in each year /:

(2) The imports of country are better
index of its internal condition, and here the
comparison, as regards steadincss OF move
ment, which is the only point here involved,
il still more favorable to the United Kingdom:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
Business Notlft5.
Has written 21 800 Life Policies, and gain
Ing every dar-TnE TRAVELLERS Of Hartford.

Has written q 800 Life Policies, and gam
ing every day THE TRAVELLERS OF Hartford
WHAT ADVERTISERS WANT.-Ihey want the
paper TIE CIRCULATION among The BfsI rho
iDdsputabe figures and facts within the OF
every one notice the character OF te pee
pe who take the different papers show c0ncnsvty lnat
faE TRIBUNE IL. THE TRIBUNE does nor cicuiivt
40 much In tenement houses, but on Murray uhL
Rroklyn Hghts leading hotels and Throughout tne
best portions city and Brooklyn among cru
sens n has the largest circulation Of paper IN the cry
For figures bearing this point the notice O INT 20
Advertisers" in the Special Notices OF tomoiIows IB NJ
official report Of the Postmaster OF New OK ,o
te the amount OF postage PAID iOr we
rst month present year by each Paper named on s
the New York ONCE 10 us regular
law requiring prepayment oi pos'sse
Pounds az annual
rates 10 regular
subscribers. Postage PAID
Tprp,,y ...... 70.230 S1,446 80
s"'''-''''''''''' 1oo1G si8 80
uoyId 1850 472 so
The above figures show that IHR TEBlNE ccuates
Erur Oh the malls than World and Times combined Inc
In and out OF New- 0rS
g. ty show similar disprOpor0n in favor OF TIE 1lBlNE
The figures in April las published at the time and VII
b given THE RIBUNss Special Notices tomorrow Ihey
exbbt relative proportions now but other papers
having compa ned of the damaging effect the companies r
fuse TO permit their further pubicaiion
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

California adviccs are somewhat reassuring.
Even the forlorn hope of the resumption of
the Bank of California is talked of as posi-
bility. Other failures are reported at home
and abroad but none of great significance.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
ports and imports 4:

a. The following is a comparison OF the
aggregate deposits in the London joint stock
banks and the New-YOrk associated banks at
the end of June for seven wears:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
Of June for seven years

(5.) The aggregate half-yearly gross receipts
of the English railways show about the same
proportionate increase as the joint stock bank
dcnosits.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

The interest evinced by the French Minister
of Agriculture and Commerce in having his
country well represented at the Centennial
Exhibition promises te be productive of good
results. He takes an enlightened view of the
enterprise, and judges rightly that good dis
play of French products will increase the de-
mand for them.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

State, composed of Servia, Bosnia, and Mon
tenegrO, with Prince Nikitza ut its head, under
the protection of the Car.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

The assembling of the Servian Legislature
has been followed by change of ministry
which places the war party in power. There
is good reason to expect from this that Prince
Milan will have to retire in favor of Karageor-
giewich, the Radical leader. The Prince has
no aid TO expect from the neighbofing powers.
Austria is not disposed to force him on his
subjects, and Russia distrusts his ability to
govern. The aim of the latter power is under
stood to be the formation Of a new Sia'onan
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

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