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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
(Por Other Ship Yers see Sersnh Poge.l

(Por other Ship Ye,rs see Serenh Pogel
ARRIVED.
amiIsi 9tii MI Indse ami pass. Oenlr.cls d Go.
steamship Hutchinson, TALBOT, Brashear CITY days, with
Steamship reanora Johnson Portland with m..e and
iak Hanie Levi. of Portland Morse Iqulue May 20. via
La TloS ltd BrisneitI Dublin ~ days, in ballast
BARK NY of noiyne, Miller, DenerAI july 25, aud St.
Big Ellen C. toi DsOy, N. 81. Burns Rio JsneirO "a days
Brs sophia Cook of Halifax, 500 tOns) Cook, Corn
wallis, n D days. in ballast c.ro. - ,,.. -.
Delaware BrcaA~ater, with loswooi.
$1 N ", 1 G sIsSI;T h1 aS: w VIA lumber lumber
HcDr Frank Of MacllAs iandei, ST. John, ~ b., 0 days.
sen 'i florida, Crockett, Rockland with lime.
s ssaF AI r seOt RSfS %t1 vita i'p .s
sCHOOYgRs-EyER ASD coA,Iwist-
Geo A. Hayden. Portland H. H. Wilson, Pawtncket
MHq fe rioGsHce j. il SoTdSa fa Fail RIVER S'
steamship Memnon, for Liyerpool blrks Jupiter for An
SfaP seTs ADert W. s@iih and Ihos T. @Oclsy
wIND-sunset hight s r hay.
Bark Ragna tSor) Eertse. from Dunkirt arrived 2stA
and anchOfcG sandy Hoo. loSOd up 10 tho city IN
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND. Ne, Sept s-cearcd' sehr E. O. Willard for
san fsaScISco, sept 2Arriyed shr' condOTen (swedI
lYDGg Ga, sept 3.-Ariyed steamship Mnriel DBL
WILMINGTON. y. g, sept 3Atriye,i, brig Lillian dr.. from
ST. Thouas sthr Li. Boat from koc sland Cleared 0~rs
LYDIA Pcschan Cer London Sailed steamship Wui r.
O. dc, for Now-IOIk.
BOsioy Sept. 3-Arrived scbr Minnesota from Weohaw
ken Cleared China (r Tor Liverpool JOAN -
Uopkns baltimore ship Winged Hunter, for Newl York
George H. Kemp OBI, for East London, south Africa
Jernaes (N0r for London A T. Sna lBr) Tor Crniueg0s
Via Baltimore schrs. A. \. Ame for Wlndscr NJ b. Mary
Colliur, i"r aTle.ton. -
BALTIMORE sept 3.-Ariyed. steamships WIN. Lawrence
from boston Henry L. cav. from PLlaGephaj brig 10
ma Ice from Nevassa
PHILADELPHIA, sept 3Cleared, bark Athlete for Cork
brig Isaac Carver FOR Boston schra Florence shay
Genoa r. g. Bickmore, for Salem
roRr ROYAL, T. O., Sept 3-Arrved schr Clara @. Loud
FROM Sale steamship Montgomery for New
sAvAssAH, Sept 3Arrvod steamship surei from Liver
pool sailed, steamship Mcclellan, for Baltimore.
yOREIGN FORTS.
LONDON Sept 3ssIled 70, the United states; Champion
Capt Allen Emily, Milo, Montgomery Castle clara Fickens
BsstsAIA Mabel. ADVICE. O. p Sherwood, MARY Taeker.
Out on The l7h ult Goo0nd Arrived out the 30tn uitv
lys ststhsrs. kttsI d punSenessS tcrou Vrnu ohal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
TIE MISSOURI BRIDGED At ATCHISON.

CEREMONIES IL HONOR or THE COMPLETION OF TIE
WCEK-LAYGFsT GATHERING OF PEOPLE ~ 1HE
HISTORY OF THE MISSOURI vALLEY-A FAIL
ACCIDENT.
AlCuIsoN, Sept. Sat the celebration in
River at this city which occurred yesterday, there was
the largest assenblage OF people known in tic Mig
souri, Valley and the most brilliant and imposing demon
stIaton ever Witnessed In this section OF the country
II is estimated tha fully 10000 strangers in the
CITY All tic railroads centeIiDg here excursion
trains.
At2 o'clock y. m. the parade formed. 1t included
Knights Tempars OF this city, ST. Joseph AMI TopeSa
Freemasons aud Odd Fellows Of Aicllison AID other
paces the Turner's OF Atchiscn and Topeka; tho Ger
man. Irish, and cOored benevolent societies OF this city,
and the colorcd benevolent societies OF LeaYenwoith
fhe Fire Deps.tmcut Of Atchiscn aud Lincoln, Neh.;
oranges Patrons OF IIusbandrY irom Kansas and Mis-
sor aud representatives and displays OF different ncg-
lie and industrial establishments O Atkinson. There
were eight bands in the procession from Lin
coin Fails City St Joseph, Topeka. NategNllc LcaVs-
WORTH, and AtchisOn. The procession Was three mlro
and a half long, and was an hOlr ana thiee"narters
passing fixed point Ii Is universally pronounced Ire
tnndest pageant ever Witnessed IN me slssohll
meeting to order, and Gen b. f. sringicllow Was miro
duced as Preside Of tine day. Cen etrlnfello wei
concd the immense conrour-t OF propo IN A.en3n III
BRIEF and Ons speech Able ana eloquent addresses
were then by GOV. Osborn and sena ingalls,
and Haryey OF this State, and Col Burns and James
Craig OF Missouri In the evening, dDodt z O'CLOCK,
heavy rain occurred. and materially intcrtIed with the
gent raj illumination and the display OF fireworks.
=, no viv ,',h a. rinns accident ON file down trim
miles from this CITY the Truck hIuer
the tender broke, and the Dagg ear ana TWO
form aud Jumped to the ground. 1wQ OF thein fdward
Maoolnber and Charles LaHrey, both OF Lincoln were
caught under the an killed. Tie latter Was Tie tN
press agent Marshal Fox, Also OF Lincoln. was
badly though not dangerously hurt.
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OBITUARY..


GEN. CHARLES AUGUSTE FI:OSSARD.
Gen. Charles AugTlste FrOssard who, accord
fng 10 Paris telegram is dead, had been the French
military service since 1888 when he joined the engineers
He took part in the siege OF Rome was some time In Al
ceria and served in the Italian campaign OF 1872 hold
ing rank OF general Of division In 1867 he was s
pointed governor OF the Prince imperial by Napoleon III
who had such In his personal devotion that lie
designated him guardian OF the Prince in the event OF
the regency he provided for in 1869 being set aside by
my contingency. At the outbreak Of the with Ger
many 10 1870 Frossard received command OF the
seoond Army Corps and the first 10 begin hostites
on a serious scale. He advanced tAug. p with about
10000 men from St. Avoid against ,arblcken, which
had German garrison OF only 900 n'u AFTER detain-
ing the French for few hours, and inctng upon ITEM
loss OF six killed and 67 wounded, the small band with
drew 10 the tight bank OF tic SaGr TIC French occu-
pied the highs around saarbrdcken, but not the
town Itself, and Napoleon III. tclegraphed TO the
Empress that dispatch which caused so M On merrnon
at @ time: Louis Ghe Prince mperial has received
his baptisn 0: nie He displayed admirable cOmposure
and was in no way excited. lie has preserved a ball
which fell close 10 him Soldiers cried when they saw
him calm" Soon after this G. n. I'rossard withdrew
epichern which were considered an almost NpiCSndule
position. Tie German troops advanced lang " aga
him and suffered immense losses, one division al0ne
iOspg men, After several hours desperate hghting
the Fifth German Division succeeded in mounting TWO
batteries the nights, which rendered the position of
the French tCnaDe. The latter rttrcatcd during the
night leaving 1000 prisoners and an immense quantity
OF war material in the hands OF the Germans. SiOse
qrenty Gen Frossard joined the army Of Marshal
and Saint PrIat. he retreaed with the other forces 10
Metz, and was member 81 the council OF war which DO
cided surrender that fortress. After being prisoner
of in Germany, Gen Frossard returned to France
and gave evidence before the Council hch investigated
the crcum attending the surrender OF the French
fOrtresses Hc also published report on the part his
corps had in tue var.
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United States subsidy bonds. Sc.


al" gratifying to inform you that the Court OF Claims
In a recent decision has yindctcd year Company IN lis
of the OF Congress in regard TO services
performed for the Government, by deciding tht Ohy
one-haf OF the compensation for services Ienocrcd 70
the Government shall he applied to the payment OF the
bonds Issued by the Government III aid OF tie construc
ton OF your road. Year by year the business OF your
Oad increases with the population AMI development OF
the country: aud now its earning canarity upon such
All assured basis that it TO be proper to determine
upon "a policy Of declaring gulir dividends.
Your directors. therefore. recommend trat seminnnual
dividends be made non the first o! October ana the H.
of Aprl OF each The road has an unquestOnable
ability to earn amount thai VIII justify sclnirnua
dividends "a per cent s stock, and seen
prOncr that snch dividends snculd DE adopted "a te
policy Of tine COMPANY and balance beyond that ne
preserved as fund be used for the redemption OF ils
bonds or other beneficial uses 10 the Company"
The General Superintendent report gives Che total
earnings in currency at Sl4531, 355 3G for the year
1874 against 4s0 q for sT3 while the operating
expenses 4O25 per cent in 1874 and 4O per cent
in 1873 Tho number OF passengers transported during
the year was 729 being gain Of over 100000 over
the preceding year. while the earnings from ths branch
OF tie business were S2,3jj,srO u, CON, ana T-'oo1'
$50 3d. currency. The total Tonnage FOR lS|1 was
2I92 573,575 pounds being an increase OF Coo p,r
cent over 1873 while the oinncs were 9J,1JiOJ 81,
coin, and az, 43j,7lO 81, currency.
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TIE DRAMA-MUSIO.
THE DRAMA.
tougllly.'
THE DRAMA
BOOTHS THEATER-BARRY SULLIVAN AS RICH
ARD III.


BOOTHS THEATER-BARRY SULLIVAN AS RICH
ARD Ill
1t does not, as we think, require the subtlest
spiritual mtuons grasp character of Richard ILL.,
He is barbarOus brute English, not taian fun OF du
rcity full OF reptile malgnlty, full Of fiery force. He
haa a comprehensive and fierce intellect. and moral
sense which always informs but controls Through
this in tie middle Of his bloody career. lie is
struck by mothers and shatelcd by the terrific
ysitatons of the spirit world. He requires, upon
the stage, great versatility and overwhelming
action. Mr.. Barry Sullivan acted this part
last night, in Booths Theater,-in presence Of on
eager and enthusiastic crowd. filing all parts OF the
spacious housc-and he acted II with scrupuous fidelity
70 Shakespeare and with decisive effect THIS is to
Judgment the OF his persOnaOns Its lack is at
certain points the electrical soul and this defect
that lie supplemented with pedantry OF method Its
merits are numerous and sninng, that there re-
mains other critical qualification for us To make ASIDE
from the thus suggested This public has So Rich
ard III. acted in more brilliant, but not in
manner more cOrrcet not with more unity of design;
not with more entire Identification; not with moro spon
taneos reaching of the great points; and not with moro
wealth OF force The embodiment OF the Macready and
not the Kean order, as we apprchcnd the traditions
OF the stage and 1t Is needless TO remark
that these orders separated essential grounds
upon which there is occasion to pausr. The dis
elimination carries its whole sequence Of reflections along
with H. TO all minds that have knowledge OF acting and
that have thought upon ii in all experienced way Mr.
Sullivan prominently fine in deDoinS the hypoc
rlsy and the harsh. cruel hch hunOr Of the deorned
bute-as ia both the of Richard with Lady Anne
indeed should select the latter of these as radiant
gem Of his work This is actor who bGs extraordinary
subtety in mechanism and one way in which he shows
this admirable merit is In allowing IMPRESSIONS 10 fiat over
his face accordance with the effect OF word that
Is uttered TO him: when, in the hist scene
with Lady Anne, he hears her prayer that, should
the kings murderer ever have child born to him.
may be dcformcd. Delicate beauties OF this kind show
ing thought and definite purpose at every turn, hcky
stnd the performance Of Richard ILL., by Barry Sullivan;
and they make this delneatOn great work OF art 1t
would he one OF the greatest. IL but thrilled Win
tnspratOn-by which do not mean noise OF the voice
nor hustle OF motion prancng, SnOTnc ana below
Ing but an elcctriing glow OF the dlating soul MI
Sullivan was met 10y the whOehcarted enthusiasm OF his
auditors and Tas called before the cu tain IT the end o.
every act. Mr.. Cathcart appeared as Richmond, MI
Warie as BOing broLe, Mr. Weaver as Ming Henry ana
Miss Louise Hilbert LAZY A me Orchard Ill VIII
b. repeated tonight "The Lady Of Lyons" with Mr.
Sullivan a. Caws MenOt will be pro ented this after
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
EXCURSION OF THE BOARD OF STEAM NAvIGA
TON.

The delegates of the National Board of Steam
Navigation and nuinber OF invited guests proceeded ON
excursion Up the North and East Rivers yesterday.
About l.J In all present among whom were Cyrus
Smith, Mayor Hunter OF Brooklyn Bartram Snyder Of
Philadelphia; T.. Y. Parsons NJ W Sattcrwhte, c. Var
hoef, J. Dugan, and b. C. Levi Of ST. Louis; James ID.
Libby OF Portland, Me-. Capt j. T. whiting Of Detroit,
Frederick w. Sckcrson Of Boston. Capt H. o. Cook, for
mery Of the English Royal Navy; Thomas Clyde, Thomas
Mcclure, Capt. George Sumner. r. u. Williams. Henry
Edmunds, and Joel Cook of Philadelphia; Thomas
Sherlock OF Cincinnati Gen james q. NeSey, Simpson
Eorner and Capt. r. CGray OF Pittsburgh Penn William
A. Courtenay OF Charleston, 3. C., and Capt. Aiming
smith The party embarked the ferry boat WinOna OF
Inc Union Ferry Company 1880 NJ from tue loot OF
Auahtie-ave.. Brooklyn They proceeded FIRST " the
oOcx OF the lnnan Line at Per No - North RIVER lhey
were received by L. Brewster and introduced 10 capt
Clearly the commander OF the city OF Richmond After
remaining about half an hour tie party rombaikcd on
The Wnona and went up the East RIVER 10 Astoria Here
tey examined the Government works az Hailets Point
oen Newton present and pOinled 0u The prominent
features OF the cnte Prise TIE delegates AID their CnH
Wen returned " AtIantic-aYe. dOcA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrYIcE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFfcEh,f
WARRINGTON. u. C.. Saturday. Sept Al D. u.
synopsis FOR the past "a hours
The barometer has fallen generally east OF
the Mississippi Valley, and has risen west Of that iver
II Is lowest the lower lake region, whore an area OF
low barometer IL now central.
The temperature has remained high, but has aien IN
then Ort -est and Northwest aud markedly IN the MIS-
sissppl Valley.
area Of low barometer has moved from the Upper
Mississippi Valley eastward the Lake region, accom-
paned with rains and brisk to high soul beast TO SOUTH
west Winds and followed by brisk southwest 10 north
west winds, and clearing weather. ,.
Rain has fallen IN the Middle states north Oh virginia.
In the ONO Valley, and In the Southwest. . ~,
Clear partly cloudy weather has prevailed III tne
remaining districts. o, ~ .,
The Mississippi has fallen inches ct Cairo. 10 inches
ut Memphis. inches ut Vlcksburg and remained STA
tionary at New Orleans.
For N,,c Euolnpd he Middle States The ioirer lake
al On i0,c dal falling barometer, htqh te7pPerde b1sE
northeast southeast ,eins, cloudy redher am RAN
Joi0iced by rising barometer, nofAa-reS 70 soa"eS'
tciuds. clearing and cooler Ue0thfT. ., !.
For the South Atlantic and Gnlf states, sgnt rise OF
bai Ometer, southeast to southwest Wnus, Bh tehper-
ature, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the OHIO Valley and Tennessee, slowly rlsing Dd
romCtcr, southwest 10 northwest Wlilus, citafo anu
cooler weather. with local rains in Tennessee. ,
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi vaey
and the Northwest, rising Barometer, southwest !"
northwest winds clearing and c ~, cooler weather
For tie Missouri Valley. clear weather. southefy
winds, and slowly rising temperature .
The Lower Mississippi River Will fall snghtiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
conn NEWS From WASHINGTON CITY.

DFPlRTMEST OF STATE. WAsHISGToN, Aug. 3d. 1879.
WILSON 'SEWING-MACHrNE COMPANY, ttere-
lnnd Ohio: There have been received az this Depart
mcut a medal and diploma awarded To Wilson sewing
machine Company as exhibitor at the Universal Expo
son acid ut Vienna in 1873 Twill thank you to morn
me what disposition yon desire to have made or them.
The Department will deliver them IL such agent as you
may suy rest, to Adams Express Company addressed
AZ Won may indicate u,On tie Department
of the inclosed receipt duly signed. When the same are
delyer in either way the responsibility OF the Depart
Inrut will terminate YOur Ohcdiunt servant,
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary.
This Company have magn icent salesrooms at ST. and
S20 Broadway, In this city.
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pO,rrSTIO MARKETS.

TOLEDO sept. S.Flonr steady with moderate demand
wheat dun; No. White Wabash 81 49, Amber N oligan
81 35 ca. Is, October No. Amber Michigan, II 20;
40 . PED Winter 81 ~ No Red Il 81 Re.ected 81 ~
Co n demand far; market firu High Mixed b7c, cash ;
- 10, September; GSL2c, October; Low Miyed co. no
(rtc G3c: Damaged Oais firm, with fair demand; NO.
al 46c CASH 81 c octo, or White 43c: Mieiysn 4oc
E,,e ted $4,000 bush 3, 300
b,s,. Gais 1000 bust Shpmpn;s-Flour, 1000 b6is.;
Whra 1000 bush Corn 1000 bush: oats. 5000 bush.
WILMINGTON sept. 3.-~plrts Tur 'entne fIln at - &C.
RoslE stead at 81 strained Tax steady at 81 90
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NAVAL ORDERS.
Ter w. III.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-Leut. Commander w. III.
whiting reported lis ARRIVAL home having been detaehd
Eenci the 18th ut and has been granted thfcr
months leave Midshipman Nm Wlndor has ben detached
io the Pacac Station and placed waiting orders
paymaster George r. Martin Is dea hed the Ossipco
and ordered se accounts Leaves VI absence have been
granite. " folio wing naval ofecers Capt George T. Bel
Epap Ut the Navy Yan, Pensacola during the month OF %
tenier; Paymsser George u. Balch - The Naval Asylum
Phlaelphlz from 9Th ns Capt nam H.
lose for DAYS the stL inst. iieu John hIy ioF
the mont ssptsmbsr PAymaser L. n hcCOnnsll l. or
dsed 10 the Ossipee, aud assed AssisiaHt dJ Iy. D
Doasol HuIkpt " the NAVAL sAuVp, Nc" London, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Hint To the Jean.--T1e canse OF leanness, VIII

Hint the IcHn.TT0 cause OF NahhtrS whth thtr" IN
pOsg disease which produces IT, AN imperfect s.siil4
The weight Of the body undoubtedly bears
marked relation TO- and Increases poportienae 70 us mgh
properly noursed With flesh making blood Hence.
when We tail PRISON "slaJ sides and hollow cheeks,
have night 10 that bis DlOO Is Thin and waery and
his constitution delicate. uosfEIIRK5 SIoJACn BiITEKs
peculiarly seryiceabe 70 thiD delicate people snce u
the sye aud assnia i've organs and con-
s.quently powerful auxiliary ~ blood manufacturing
processes which state OF health ought 70 b. and are
thoroughly performed hl OF muse well az TAT,
OF using this sovereign andyspcpc. apDezng
and generally corrective CORDIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
LEGAL DIFFICULTIES or THE BANK.

Brown Brothers have begun suit by attach
ment against the Bank Of California for $500 the
mount drafts the Oriental Bank Of London bought
by them. The North American Life Insurance Company
has begun SUI in the form for 81 800. The Bank
of British North America has begun injunction suit
against Chase J.. and Henry g. Laidaw, the NeW-lork
agents OF the Dank of California, TO restrain
them from parting with sterling drafts OF the
California Bank that may como into their
hands. sufficient in amount to secure tho
plaintiffs their Endorsements to the extent Of . OoOOO
OF the paper of the Bank OF California. An order to snow
cause why such IN Injunction should not he granted has
been made by Judge Brady in Supreme Court CaInhcrr.
rrturna bic Monday with - temporary injunction
meantime. The amount claimed IA the same rs claimed
nv Horny A Tuzo in the suit ment oned in TIE TRIBUNE
OF Yesterday, aud probably reicrs to the saue sum-
Henry A. 1liZO and SAnllc! ar the bondncn "a
inc iHiattiOn bond. Simon Unlnann also has begun
Sujt hy attachment against the California Bank for
l,449 80 deposited by hun with the bank durln;
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ANNIE snd Hornet Arrived cut on the LIST inst csao Ern
Anna. Maria NuJvo St. hcher Gustayo sterling I'D
lana aud Kate SANCTION Arrived out on ts 81 nsl Inof'
wa'd Umgeni Helm beh RCdbef.Oe, NJ l.. Richardson
HALIFAX g. s.. Sept 3-H NJ steamship Argus arrived u
day r0m cruise Bay OF Fundy Tho flagship Beuero
phon Wednesday next for cruise along lbe
United Qnsrtefmastor f. u Gray was ~ssheo
SkiODlan the laLh W..
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MUSIC.
A NEW CHORAL SOCIETY.

Mr. L. +. Harrison announces that the Gen.
sepnial Choral Union OF this city will begin its reear-
GALS on the OF September and that arrangement
has been made 10y which it will appear before the public
this season connection with Nine Tticns singing the
Messiah Oct 90 elijah" Oct. %, and selections
from various works Nov. S. The performances will take
place at steinway Hall, aud the conductors will DO
Messrs G. f. Brstow and G. +. Horsley.
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CATTLE MARKET.

CuIc,Go sent 3-C,rT p Receipts 1000 head; market
dull nearly nominal prices weaker SBippng 1876 50
steak, IL 75aS3 10, Through exams 81 25as5 20 ship
HoGa Rrcris 1000 head market dull weak, and lower
for common Grades best les and wanted con mon 10
ia do - i00f7 40; extra Phlla
delphias 81 OrsS 80 shipments, 1000 mead. $500
-kRP IA fair ,eInand and superior 10 medium, So 81
good to choice, II ~ 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Oh Interest 10 Advertisers

II viii be that tho American News Company bought
considerably more han t did Worlds and I<s pus
together aud that the SewYOrk News Company also bought
more TRRuSEs than it did Worlds and Times put together
This is fair average comparison OF the relative pur
chases mouths past There has been time this
year in which the daily circulation OF THE TRIBUNE WAS no;
equal to combined daily Calculations Of The World and
Times in which its semweeky circulation was not quSd
rupe the combined semiweekly Calculations OF The HoTit
and Y,aes which ITS weekly circulation not out d
SIGHT ahead combined weekly calculations of The World
and Tina ON the 10Th OF April Of the beat known al
,ersng agents the country prepared tue following ead
We the UNDER gnel examined the Of rag TSs
INK the Foreman Of is Press Room the daily reports etc.
aud are roy satisfied and do certify that the entire crcu
laton Of DAILY TRIBUNE for the month Of March VAS
Les i6lJ complete copies making arsra9e ddity eiria
toa for month Of 1U.I67 and that tho entire circulation
OF Tng DAILY month Of Aprl 70 and In
gliding ths day 4j7 slO complete copies making ns
arerage dqy circulation for he month OF April thus far,
so, SOS complete copies. $. N. PEffESGiLL
Nee. York. April 10. 1878. KEENAN, BURR
The agures gwen remained snguary stable through
out past month Tho average daily circulation OF rha
TRIBuxg for the whole mouth was So lOs.
Tho following from the official report OF the Post
master Of city Of NewYork to the
giving postage paid by each paper In the month
OF January 1879 regular editions sent from the New
York Post It's regular subscribers further lustrsW
the rslslys crculAlOnsi
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHrNGTON, Sept. 3.-Capt. A. F. Rockwell. AS
sis quart rmss;, is ordered TO relieve Capt u BakeI
Assistant Quart ,rmaser the charge OF the National come
Hanp and i.r&town, Va The resignation Oh
Frat Iieut Oniin Campbell 9TH Infantry. has been &C.
centrd H. he Pres dent to effect Aug 81 last Payma
tsrs Tor J. A. Broadhead and William Arthur L. A. are
ordered report III person 10 the PayhseI uthei1 Al "iS
& % iustrIctiOps.