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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EU ROPEAN MARKB


LONDON Univ o-l23O D. m-ConsOls for money 94sis for
scconut 94e Erie Railway shares IL; NewSorS Central
iivrarn@i Juiy 2-l93o p m.-Cotton Is irregular Mid
bales Including 1900 for speculation and export The sairs
OF been $50 bales OF which 90 bales were
export and 1000 speculaten forwarded nom INC
sp side trc to the spinner 90 bales the stock IN por
cepis ~ 900 bales including % 900
American actual exports 5000 bales; the stock ahoat IL
b6 900 bales Americana sales ON the basis
OF Madng tylands, nothing below GOOD ordinary deivei-
dug deliverable July and August al d. DO dO deNeabe
September October at rcd The receipts OF Wheat iof
past three days have been b3VO0 quarters OF winch
$4,000 we're Amencan. - ~. .,
account 81 e Paris dispatches quote Rentes at 6if
.sgRPoOI July 2-2 D. m-The sales Of Cotton OF the day
exorsed morning estimate, and 10000 bales In
ments crop the basis OF MIddlinI upanus
nothing below Mngs 7,sd also sales OF the same at
i of Midug Uplanis, nothing below
Mldngs deliverable August, and September at fis
Brrasuls are frmer Wheat 09 4d GENITAL for average
California White Adj 8 I'd for Club do Id Slid for
Western Spring. Corn, 349S32 Peas 4O q quarter
for Canadian. .,,,,-- - -.
The Bank 81 England balance today IL A59oUo Etc i'
shares, 12is. .o.-. -,
TNRgfool July 2S9op n-of the sales Of Cotton today,
6, 100 bales American
LoxpoS july $3.50 D. m-The Of discount in the open
narkc, months bills Is ga cent which is per
cent below Bank Of England rate Pans dispatches
LIvgErcoI July $3.50 p m-The market for yarus and
fabncs at Manchester is dun aud tending d0"Bwari -
galh,u. TslOw, 446 y cwt
ASrwEIr. July 2-PetIOleum. "a IF gallon for fine Pale
American. 80
D.atV skNf
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Flour, $500 es. wheat $4,000 bush Shipments

cS 200 sSl. ynsss go o. goo bush shiVmen''-El'ur
=. FUZZY IN fs 'ssas
l ss ia o ssSs q ass
''T es esSss
ar .s hands harm fIe siocs bags Fair
hsd 'T sss RS qae Meats %
sSSsT cd FaT 5 ss Bacon ssr s as
s dH IL good s"pS oIss Sss Ms as
ass 81 ExehssSe~New.YOrF sight, spremium; Sterling
Dbl: if ssaS go
lSG c T MwSnRss 6 70 i09 pOaS
ssi' f% g q
ad S &c to i%d Hudson Es o'
Lake TO :. bush Wheat 6oS BUSH Oats
l75 900 feet Lumber Canal 900 feet Lun
July 2psroleum, Arm at Ia TOR se u a.
s c iSy G y Sass oS Sa and
q rs Wisconsin and MlnnssOts F sn 9 i2 sS
%ssss sSss 'S S, a1 4, d s5G
81 f 10 spring nominal Rye weak 81 osasi O. Corn
Ssw SO M a wess M7 7sGSoe wn Ss,
q TO- at sa,s Sss qui lsT View Extras
rsI ksa 2'S ss f GS do Rolls s
5 western aae fi 10 DO
Eggs imPr"yins Pennsylyania NewJersey and Delaware
ST. LOUIS Jay dS and nnchapgsd only smal
order tTade o whsa, nignes No DO % Soit No. d.
SO &c. Corn higher at 05 Geo. cash; &c July O9t
d69i2c, August: zoe, September Oats-No higher AZ
CSC cash. Rye-no sales. Whisky steady at 81 Is Pork
firm at $40 o. Dry Sailed Meats firm and unchanged no
sales Bacon strong only obbing trade ar frn sum
meg l2sc Live Hogs urn shippers 20 1855 20 b1co
higher Good Texan Steers at SO % 10 ~ 23N
s. 40; Medium, So s5dS3; Common, 81 2ods2 30 Kc,
ceips btu. Wheat, $4,000 bush. Corn, l7oOo
bush; 9 100 b ISi; Hogs, l,3 D. -
TOLEDO July 2-Four firm and IN lair dcmann WieSt' ~
&c better closing weak No. White Wabash 81 80; 90.
do % No. White Michigan, 81 %; NO do u ~
Extra do, 81 so Amber Michigan 81 IS; August, - ~
September, 81 -; No. Red Wabash 81 26; August ana
September 81 28ls firm and In fair demand ing
Mixed cash ana July 7Se; August 75a &C Low Mixed
72La1234c No Grade, 702c Damaged, 6Oc Oar qnltt anu
weak No 2 bSc; August, Old and New 40c. September,
$3.50. Freghis dull Wheat 10 Buffalo, 4c 10 Os"eg@ o.
Recoipts-Wheat, 10000 bush Corn 10000 bush oMst
5000 bush. shipments-whea 1000 bush; Corn lo,ooo
bush Oats 1900 BUSH Noe-Board ADJOURNED u iuesuay'
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l2.sise aTes. s7sss and e. H.rs ss Hossn'
e & S r. s Ssnsasis e Sa's r
$: Ts ~ v. Oxen s strong
,o ssds:I SSsss ID IL Ken for
SS RI 8! s SS g. % IAN STs;.Sa j.
g. 3 e srs:, q # i 0 ana e e
Ss0s, weSs s1 - s sssn or ,s s
Tor correspondents time last week lambs were ,. sa st
sts.s ss few s ssIssS %'s sS
n =, 5 isS Ss1 c 50 81 n S 90 a 90
i3e 6sdc Loci = do 50 ~ a 1871 iG P.S MsTy
band do 81 ~ a' s aoe and sis Is % calls. ~ al
judd Buckingham sold 1876 Ohio sheep. SO n average at
Kahn sold %. Ohio sheep = average at Acc
Hume a% sss Elliott scd SIPS sss Ohio sses
xS S G s. - o. at S S e 80 a co. a. Sc 81 Do s. d.
81 eS 26 state DO. SO H. at SO head "a do 5S TO- at loc
swisE@RscSips lo 1000 hogs making 10 9le
for the last four days against S or ' We're er r
Weights sSd closed at sSs al6c. . n.
ussrs s%S :aP FOR s thus
so oars S SuS S .me S i a S %es a
7G2 ,o the time last mo toa snS wiz
s sSs tho % ya adSa bare V Of socs '''
o. ms s. G s sS2 ssa %"s1s
head for the same time last week and 4o9 head ,oT tne
s, $50 head yards stock ,ncss remaining S Sp
head canada lambs averaging CT n q ~ 20 2s head In;
diana clipped sheep averaging lo2 d. az sr 5 9o9 a
Of SDH The e sls s sss and q tie same ayfTss
for me week thus far idsSO head AGAINST 300 mead
me me Ge ei ws market sna da s;'S ss
Ia.d e heavy hogs very slow at 81 20 0'
CowsReces the week 10 ears Of all kinds majority
Of the city demand dn quoted at s21ssi0 =
head oy NE az 40 e,S head 10" "eAu Vi iA''
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

July saie, wi,hGa, %oys%e1 Mt w Rye
err for Found yellow Gales 800 bush Western At
sSe and l.olnd stat at SIC Malt demand
he ' r4u s;' sales 5SOS eS. %s september.
,sr and IDLY ya2 9 SS M%s aSs
s ss gs % ss %A ss last On n Of
July 6aS @ and %seiR a W 1n o and
esss far esae1 5re b fGTs 1 at
loose packed, e4G2Hc Bacon steady; Shoulders l,e
f 4 Isa S sl u a r a sa St%G an
TgTsd ssey do nOI F ds DC G Psr nong
IseanF coae strong ordSar Z. 70 Prime lp eArsoe
B5rTos July 2-Flor steady and in far demand sales
Eeser susns at Mos 20 GG%n sa ES' r. w SS
Wheat ohio in'naa and Measan $3.50 75 Illinois s9 y
Sss scabsS Floas q s. 75ass Tor Common Extras
ANA s SaGSs s 4 aSc oI and yellow
Kye 81 a.. shorts. Fine Feed, ana Mtilinss $40 90
!an; teceipts Flo!r 2s bbls Corn los bash Wheat
BTrr1Lo July 3-Reeepte by LskeFlSar. 4soo bSls;
5000 TOs Wheat 1000 Sus9 Corn e 800, 900
s%. Ga loco SSn n. sn% Srn 80 Zoo 1ns Oats s
9eo bush snimegs ~ Canal 70 ,s,ro
1000 bush 1900 Oush Canal Freghts Wheat 4c
o%e%a S, sass Of 10 sS wheat anssitsd neqre.
s%sh N m ao", Western at 7sc ncane ear lots Oats
& late s So S@Js here hOa s I rS I
u.s lar s%1nd ss s sss
3D. dI 81 I'd sSS V Go N so J daS5 20 MT
sac bid july 704e ld Aug'ls, n segiem
sslc I'D, SPOT 5oe July yac, sep's%oT rye dun
nssy $s and FS %S s and xe sns
.s 50 ,. ss 81 e g. a Az ~ demand sand
is%nsr Bulk Meats st'aiy; shouiasrs. sse shqit
FT S af asande and 'H, iaT demand Wheat &
scs % = & ha sS% tis1sT sa:i os
ahe sSfp ' PORK stronger al s
LiH a q 81 obs &sss s@sl Corn sso6S %s
Ss 90 Wheat SSs H"I cGO SS a snss oss
s. coo bush The boasd 10 TUESDAY. Jny
R !. ss. I9 Corn ar eSs %Ss S"
sa Co &c Os,s quiet and 'y a. osGSS Ky u
go sra steady steam lS%S> e, Kettle d tss4 E
de Hss.s Gs' s css SIDES ia haoS 1:I Shout
eeIs. sNa9e Clear iuo sides tz'.c Clear sides l5 20
q yossS Vs. FAN %taia% % 1881 osSS TO Extra
Jaly arm uncn s Con- steady
ne Sze Petroleum quiet STANDARD oar, h w9S in car lots
E.. = So sis % i s A %Ss' M ha
Fsn cor ann At 6s aese Oats ara ~ SOC o lrrgss
sas sS S' Loo obs Wheat 1905 c cc;
cs 5sy = sss sSss e soS. e. &
Ears sesa s1sle 60 o:s %,s sss s ssyaST
Sides ii 81 CIsaI Sides II &c taconsho.laers ssc;
Clear RIO s,ds 2s@ Clear Sides lS-c Hams 49, .diasc
e g%as as: a % :. cs y"
son,iisl rrovssons strong PORK $50 go Bulk Awaits
sho.ders ss.c Clear R,6 Sides. l2s Clear sdes 1850
lssc. Hsms-sGgareured lSsisSe Lsrd.rerce a.
0ISe; Reg 49, &c Whisky, 81 Is. tagging nr1n ~ 1870
lac. No,e-Bosrd adjourned AL Tuesday
NknrHis. July 2-tlour dull and nominal Corn easier;
White md Yellow, 7SasO Oats unchanged no demand
Lard quiet aud weak .. bacon pr@ and onc".Dsri
No l. 81 0si No 81 O4a; July OIL US% August 81 o.
Csts s.si.r Inactive No 5la Corn active lever No
SiIrd In store, 6oc Rye nominal NO S5o Barley
soniGs neglected. No 2spnng. septsnber 81 pronscn.
n,unuay 6rner Pork so 81. cash Lark firmly hid al
u xei<a bTsSbs suonsof "Ae~t w l'4A--o &c Aeeel'e
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NEwYoRK, July 2.-The following the total receipts
Of Cotton since sept. ], 1874:
THE WOOL MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA, JAY 2.-WoOl steady and in moderate
demand; supply Increasing ono Pensyyania and West
Virginia Xxx and above, 4gUj0c.; y, 49dJ0c.; Medium,
49d DC; Coarse iSc New York, Michigan Indiana and
Western Fine 6q4>c Medium, 45a5Oc Coarse 40 d4sc;
Washed. 5Sd6Dc. COnlng Unwashcd, ~
ada onbing j.@65c Fine Unwased. 32d33c Coarse and
Medium Unwaslrl 81 }Sc Tub Washed 4Sdj2l2c.; Colo.
rsio, Washed 28d35c Colorado. Unwashe, 42jc Extra
Merino Pulled, sFD4tc. No. ! and super Pulled, 400
45c Texas Fine and Medium. 2Sd35c; Coarse, I'll abe;
California Fine and Medium 2Sd3Jc; Coarse 22a25c
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Dlpioen0 Notices.


OFFICE OF HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY. !
No 66 WAII~sT, NEW. YoRK. July l. 1872
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF Sin r !, ;is
CENT has by tho Board OF DIRECTORS OF ne
Howard Insurance Company giyane 20 tns acra,arv
demand 1iiEopoNh NIi.'-,, "
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEwJERsEY.
II9 IIBEfIY ST, NEW YORK, June "a 1910: IN
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO AND
n xHAIF PER CENT Ia declared payable on and after
TUESDAY July 90 The transfei books VIII Dc coseh "oh
"0u"o'""'' WV SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer.
DOWERY NATIONAL BANK.
II Cantai 100000 Surplus, $3.50 900:
''"p'' NEW OAK, June %, 1910.
DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT free OF tax has TINS DAY
been declared, pay able and after July J. 1870
A"e A r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
THR ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPAT'}
No 3 BRO ADsr NEW YORK, June IS 1873.
COUPONS due July l on the SUI III L., t H-
~ eric RAILROAD C0MPANY'S FIRST NORWAY
BON DS and the LAND DEBENIuRESo OF tne a IA n,
TIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, WIN nc pau a.
the ONCE OF the Atlantic and Pacific kairoad COMPANY, ~
Hroad st; on the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS oi dhe IN
Commerce CLINTON b. FISK, Treasurer
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Hndneial.


FOR SALE BELOW PAR 3,,,v,
CHOICE CITY AND COUNTY MUNICIPAL BONDS
ALSO OTHER A INVESTMENT SECURITIES. PAY.
mo 10 TO 10 PER CENT. INTEREST ALWAYS
PROMPTLY PAID.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY 4 Co..
STOCK BROKERS AND AUCTIoMEERs'
NO g rINEsTy M LEY W oFR spEe1ALrY
2s YEARS.
In accoranc. with the provisions OF Chapter Sixteen OF
the acs session Of the Eighth General Assembly
Of the State Of Iowa. approved May eighteen
hundred and hereby give notice that on and after
the first day June eighteen hundred and sevenynVe
the principal interest Of all bonds over one hundred ao
Of Iowa issued In accordance with inc &c. A
mentioned and known "a the Iowa War and Defence Bonds
shall pay able the banking house Of MessA
BROS. in the City of New-York.
G. c. CARPENTER, Governor Of Iowa
W. CHRIsTY. State Treasurer
NOW rs THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER
vfsf soTs W VEST STU PoINT AcTURINe Com
rANY T. ogan5ed with an !" "pas pnS O. nil Of T
run burr T@iis sa'ss v"c sS
Company has the improved water power in ne country
Ss cad p1son E%f 20
40 shares lot h, worth %idn o3 s n ara built MOt ss
much as the shares co o az" cd as e
Sden making it, capital stCc :, lSn JSsn
c N F6r rTfsae1 nor ls address, j. D. SEG
IivINGsToS q Co. Agents. 239 broadway New,fors.
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
~ Tine nnds gned first mortgage eondh9hers OF hs , To
having noticed q plan Of reorganization which docs ho tt
our approval desire confer h our associate Donaho
ers who favor ,anzatinD such basis ~ vi" 40 ms
ce 10 ourselves will not load the roa with an ndcbt
efness sustain. With these purposes IN VIEW we
invite a MEETING OF the bondboders, To DO held on
WEDNESDAY. July II proxmo, at IL o'clock H. al Loom
No No 1872 ay NewYOrk. We also invite those
o place thenselyca communication with US by
sending their names addresses TO either OF the Under
''e GEORGE WILLIAM BOYD, No 152 broadway.
Smith ELY, IT,. No. 1903 Goldst
ISRAEL. SHELDON, Orange n. j.
SETH ID. MILLS, No. 81 Nassau Al. .
GEORGE W. POWERS No. y West fntiethsL
HENRY MARKS, No. 900 Fhthave
And Others
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gnoex TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


AMUsEMESrs- Elerenh PaOs-i,h. 5th and 9th columns
flaming AND FINANCIAL-Tejih Page-3d ana An COL
BHSKISa HOUSES AND BANKERS lepenh Page-lst col
Roam AND Rooxs-Elerenh Page-4'h column.
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f'HASCIs FOR BUSINESS MES-Eiecenh PdQe-2d column
CONFORMATION NoTICEs-Eierenh PdGe-2d column.
COPARTNERsHIP NoTICEs-Elepenh Pdge-2d column
DENTISTRY Eleventh PdQe-2d column
DivIDEND NoTICEs-Eierenh Pa0e-lst and I'd columns.
DRY GOODs-Bierenh PGge-3i column.
FINANCIAL-EkpeHM Pdge-lst column.
FURNITURE-Eighth PdOe-6jh column.
HELP WANTED, MALEs-Eierenm PGge-6th column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS ETC.-hepehtH Edge-4d
column.
HOTRIs-Eiertnh Pd1e-5th column.
Ice CREAM-Btghh PdQe-5th column.
INSTRUCTION. Eighth Pdge-4th and 5th columns.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS-Eiepenh PG0e-6th column
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LOST AND FoUND-EereHh Pdge-2d column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTEIS-Etghlh Pd06-6th column.
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MIsCELLANEoUs-Eepenh Pdgc-2t column ITegh
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-EepsnthP d0e-6th column.
NEW PUBLICAuoNs-Eighh PdOe-3i and 4th columns.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-CITY- EtQhh PG0e-5th coli
umn: BROOKLYN-EtQhh FGge-5th column; NEW,
6 JERsEY-E0hh Pd0e-5th column COUhIRf-Etg"~'
Pages h column.
SALES BY AUCTION Eleventh. PdCe-Ith column.
SAVINGS BASKs-Eier6nfh PGge-2i column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-SeVenh Pd0e-6th column.
umn FEMALES iepenh Page-5ih and 9Th columns.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS-EleceRh PG0e-2d and 80
columns.
STATIONERY Eierenh Page-2i column.
STEAMERS. OCEAS-Eghm Pd0e-6th column.
1EACHRRs-Ei0hh PdQe-5th column.
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columns; BROOKLYs-Et0hh Pdge-6th column.
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L RIPPLE S HE T T .

In the French Assembly NJ. LabOuaye moved that the
Republican principle be asserted in NJ dc Ventavon's
Constitu tonal bill. vote Will be taken to-day. 80
Spain several positions of the Carsts have been cap
tured by the Government forces. Artillery aud
New-Brunswlck.
resolution offered IN the Senate concerning the
repeal OF the Pacific Mail Steamship subsidy. Il bill
passed for payment OF the Los bonds
Of the District Debate was resumed the affairs OF
Louisiana, aud Mr.. Couklng began a Ong speech the
subject The House still continues In session. and
its time IS continuously occupied by rolcalng fill
clustering motions TO adjourn
Lieut. Rufo, Capt. Gage, and Col. Morrow testified
before the Louisiana Investigating Committee relating
what they had heard OF intimidation and abuse Of the
negroes. E== Unsuccessful ballots for United States
seUatOrs taken By the Legislatures OF Wisconsin,
West Virginia. and Florida. The bill Incorporating
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children
was reported favOrably 10 the NewYOrk Assembly
In the BeecherTlton sut yesterday. Franklin Wood
tuf testified. and there long argument over the
admission OF Theodore JOn witness. The
Mayor sent message 20 the Common Council concern.
Dg rapid transit and The cys share OF the State tax
Bids Of nearly 100000 FOR SGij Of city stocks
sud bonds opened. The annual meeting Of the
Cheap Transportation Association was held. -
teal Engineering by William Elwards Prof William
Robinson, and j H. Beardsley. The annual ladies'
reception OF the New England Society took place g.
Thermometer, 25o $50. 80. Cold ll3, 1874 ll3i
Gold value Vi the legal tender dollar at the close 81 0lO
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stewed rattlosnakes on the side That waiter was
acquainted with tho wayr Of Virginia City. and
without even tho culver Of an eyelash observed W
tho Chinese menals in the kitchen. Bs-akcd
horned tO-o-ad two broil-ed liz ards on too ast,
tranntula sauce; stewed rattlesnake on the si-de'
For Mr.. Terry-ver-r-y nice and well done" Mr..
Terry's real breakfast privately ordered. presently
appeared, and every individual emigrant ehoked
himself and got a pain in his spine with looking
over his shoulder in the vain effort TO SEQ the re-
markable dishes which the ingenious Terry was
calmly enjoying.
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ceived without question. Tho late Post
master of the House got $4,000. lie
was allowed to leave Washington after
his connection with this transaction was
known, and so far as the public knows no
adequate effort has been made to find him anu
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THE DRAMA.
PARK THEATER.

"La File dc Madame AngOp is an old
story; but like some other old stories IL "A none tho
worse for age No OF Its kind. excepting perhaps
LA Grand Duchesse {" has gained equal popularity
Several paDes have raversed Great Britain with IT,
and 1t is fayOrto In the American theater. They sing
and act 1t remarkably well tho PARK. where 1t new
prevails. II Is not too much say that Mile. Berthe
actress and not less talented than personally charming
In her the pquanoy OF French drOlery enhanced By
modesty and Ivy childke ingenousuess aud this oomb
nation OF pleasing attributes has made the revival OF
La File do Madame AnROr" especially attractive at
tho Park Theater "Grons Groa" IA nearly ready FOE
production at this house, and In that piece will be wit
messed the first appearance here Of Mile. GeOfrey
LYCEUM THEATER.
Mrs. ROusby was i'll on Wednesday evening,
and could not appear; and tho Lyceum Tbeator
therefore closed Yesterday morning physician
that she had been threatened with diphthera
aud ne quite certain she would not be able 10 act
this week The management therefore states that the
theater Will be closed until further rouce. II her
health permits. Mrs Rousby Will appear noxt Monday
as Shakespeare's RoSGiind Her engagement Will ter
innate the Saturday following, and tho Lyceum Will
remain closed until the 10Th OF February, when Mr..
ToOe will eject his temperance.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. X. NJ. Field, manager Of the Boston
Museum, sailed for England on the 23i inst.
La File de Madame AngOt has passed i.s
5OOtn night, at the FOlics Dramatique In Paris.
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There will be general concurrence in the
recommendation of the Senate Naval Commit
tee for the abandonment of the navy yards at
Washington, New-London, and Philadelphia
and we do not sec why the New-London peo-
pie should not be satisfied with the bone in
the shape of naval asylum which the Com
mttee proposes to give them by way of COM
pensation for their loss.
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the South except Sheridan and Merrill who does
not take the same view of the subject. But
like Gen. Sherman, and unlike Major Merrill
they are not disposed "to intrude" their
opinion unasked in the confusion in which
"the subject is now enveloped.n
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Conkling. The old argument Of Logan and
Sherman and Pease was presented in little
better form, and with some new special
pleading. This effort will hardly add to Mr.
Conkliugs reputation as parliamentary de-
batter. 1t lacks the beauty and vigor Of life.
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Owing to the constantly-increasing circula-
lion of TIE TRIBUNE we find it more difficult
han usual, and indeed generally impossible,
TO furnish back numbers. Readers who do
not want to lose any Of the proceedings Of
the Beechei Trial. can have the Daily sent by
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