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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. 7, 1873.
Judgment affirmed with costs-carter vs.. Dolby;
Domarest VS. Wickham; Coulter vs. Board Of Educa-
ton; Justice Lang
Judgment reversed and trial granted, costs to
abide event-The .Bowery National Bank vs. The
Mayor &c, of New York; Mullen vs. The Mayor
Order affirmed with costs-In the matter of the pc
tition of the New York Central &c. Railroad The
Metropolitan Gasght Company; People ex rel Jermain
VS.. Thayer; Guernsey vs. Rexford
Order reversed, with costs, and proceedings rcmitted
TO Special Term for rehearing.-The Equitable Life AS
surance Society Stevens.
Appeal dismissed, with costs.-Townshend vs. Van
Buren,
Order of General Term reversed and order OF Special
Term affirmed with costs Of this appeal-Dalrymple
VS.. Williams
Motion for reargument denied, with SO COSTS
Price Keyes
Gerry VS.. Gerry is motion for reargument; A. J.
Parker for the motion, A. j. Fithian opposed
he motion % to modify
in the same case by the same counsel The Court took
Union National Bank VS. Kupper-A motion was
made to amend remittitur; William Nichols for tho
motion, Daniel NJ Van Cott opposed The Court took
the papers.
Quincy VS. Whte.--Moton to accelerate the decision
OF cause Samuel Ward for respondent
Ten Eyck VS.. Craig.-Motion for rcargument Henry
r. Sclden for motion, G. +. Danforth opposed.
No. 81. Selaver vs. Coe.-Upon stipulation filed de-
fault opened and case submitted.
Appeals from orders.-No. 274 In the matter of the
petition of Fanny Levy to vacate assessment-Will
lam Barnes for appellants u $. Neville for respondent
respondent-Argued by E. II. BERN OF counsel Tor
appellant; by +. j. Fithian, for respondent
GENERAL CALENDAR,
No. o7 Frederick X. Scohed and others, appellants,
vs. John NJ Gregor, respondent.-Arg by NJ An
thony Of counsel for appellant by H. H. Hustis, for
respondent.
No. 81 Thayer H. Codding, appellant, VS. Thomas
Newman, executor, &c, respondent.-Argued by John
Van VOORHEES, OF counsel for appellant by George i.
Danforth, for respondent.
No. "a Annie E. Frazer, sole executrx, &c, appel
lant A. Wycon, respondent
The Second National
lant VS.. Gabrielle Miller, respondent-Argued by
James b. Dewey, of counsel for appellant; by J. Nc
CURE for respondent.
Adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar for Wednesday,
December 8, 1S75:-Nos. 92 10l, 105, log, o. &c. 50
and
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DIRECTORY FOR ADyER Users.
ANU SEMENTS-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
STROLOGY-TMNLFTm PAGE-Elth column.

AMUsEMENTs-F PAGE-sixth column.
ASTR0I0GY-rwELFrn PAGE-Fiith column
BnaAAIRNRERs owHANPTEDITTEsFTH pAGEsxth column
BUsiSEss SoTicEs-sEyR 1sf PSeH-sst6 column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrru PAcr-Fourth col
TIKI E,esgiah column
CoAsTwIsE STANDARDIZATION PAcE-1hrd and
Country s sS5IlRis PAor-sixth column.
RPRYY nSnns pAGEVS a, column
B%EESG 6rsEs 70 LET AND UN-
EgR6sEzS FsdS@TRrd column
r1GS' Fses So%n column
FINANCIAIs-NNTH PAGE
FSRSishED NSo@s An xF$FT$;ESrs TO LET
snd columns
hEHe VsfoHP PAcr-FOurth
HSr ssHHERRsaEs FsssnS "% s%a
HSUEE FoGS aG SGSms r4eps
LEcTGRE sEAsoy~TlHsr PAerIFiith column
LOST AMP eYYouND~PlPsT PAsamFiT,t column
MARBLE MANTELs-sEcONp PAGE-second column.
sH%R PAGE
sSs{4F.sE sSaHs column
fi1NoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &c."FiR as PAer-Fnh col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoNp PAGs-Frst column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoND PAeD-Elrst
column.
sHEES n and aA COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEM ALES-rwELFrH PAGE
First, second, third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth
column.
SPECIAL HoTIcEs-FlRsr PAcr-second and third
columns
SUMNER RESORTS-TwELFrn PsAE-Sixth column
THE TRADES-TwELFrI PAGE-FiIth column.
THE TURF-fIRsr PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAcK-
Third column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEooNp PAsE-Fourth and fifth
columns
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &c.-SEcosp PAGE-Second col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To 'LET-SEcoyp PAGE-First column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FiRsT PAGE-Fifth column.
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WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK JERSEY CITY. N j.
w Tuesday, August IL; trottng at 80 p.
NJ. Trotting Carnival for Sulky-J. Pierce enters
Witch owner enters Kitty, S. Doremus enters g.
B. M Jennie Clarke enters b. Mouse; owner Of the win
Running Race, mile heatsS Murphy enters Wsrlght,
W. Simmons enters Cape May j. Franklin enters b e.
staIley b. g. Billy Bluff, Brady enters b. g. Dan
OConnor, Francis enters Freedman j. Harper enters
b. m. Julia A. j. s. WASHBCRN, Proprietor.
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"A
IA AT 10 O'CLOCK. BY
VAN TASSELL KEARNRY AT
their Auction Mart ITO and II Bast Thirteenth street.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE STABLE
GRAY HORSE WAYERLY, 10 HANDS HIGHT YEARS
old kind and true in all harness. free from vice; extra
good roadster tros better than nnues fears nothing
and warranted sound. Also
SET HARNESS. NEARLY NEW, AND
TOP ROAD WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
GRAY HORSE EDGAR, Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and true in all harness free from vice;
under saddle trots In 81 minutes and warranted sound
Also set Harness and
WHITE HORSE GRAY PRINCE 15h HANDS
high, old; kind and true In all harness. free
vice. extra fine roadster and trot in As Also
of Harness and
NO TOP ROAD WAGON
SPOTTED HORSE TOM COLLINS Is HANDS
high, 10 old kind and in all harness free
vice. and can trot in IS. Also set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER
BLACK MARE BLACK ROSE, Is HANDS HIGH, 0
years old; kind and in all harness. from vice
hrst class road and beat three minutes Also
NO TOP ROAD WAGON.
ELEGANT LANDAULETTE IN GOOD ORDER, WITH
Pole and Shafts and
All the ONCE Furniture, Blankets, Whips Sheets 90 10
Can be at the Mart above time after Monday
at 10 O'Clock.
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A UCTION sALE--AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
\ Fl East 10th street. near Broadway,
THIS (Monday) MORNING. at lOl5 O'Clock
rich and plain Household Furniture

A LII THE HANDSOME AND GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture property Of late Henry b. w. Wilson, ESQ.
will be sold positively this Monday morning. August 16
o'clock NJ the large private residence 1O5 East Thirteenth
Fourth avenue consisting Of velvet Brussels
grain Carpets beautiful latest style Paror Suits covered with
satin brocade and haircoth Tables Etagcres Curtains
Mirrors, Paintings Vases rosewood rs octave Bradbury
Sons Panoore Bedstead Bureaus Dressing Cases. Wash
stands Mattresses Bedding Turkish Chairs Lounges Buff
fet, Extension Table Glass China sverware Cutlery &
opportunity for housekeepers and de alers j. kAE
MER Anetoneer BY order Of 0eorge Brown. Assignee.
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BENNETT BUILDING.


BENNETT BUILDING
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LIT
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT.
Lawrence & Co, Bankers
81 N ssyre, Gentlc1men's Furnishing
Thomas NJ Lynch Wines
Edwin L. Irion, Cigars
s-Saam I Friedman, TsllSrs sno,v
inlet Very ' sESSs t. sssfftoRRT and Insurance
2- Srol 4 i 1 rniilYss, k ksry Estate.
John Pyne, Lawyer yer; p..o
s-JJ 'i merri SS Henry rstf Lawyer lvsy.'
= 3J.B Ludden, Lawyer.
6-Novthwestcrn Life Insurance Coapanr.
l. 8. Benedict Agent.
71 llsssss G aoo Sslsf Isr ns~'er'
S5sssi. ;, T $s Lawyer
s-Aibert NJ Gard, Lawyer.
John Fowler, Jr Lawyer
10 Carlton T. Lev Lewis ,' secretary
i2-heCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
ia-GO0k 4 Nassau, Lawyers.
I'M csyanageh, Lawyer
inie m me1" i CoIsetion Association
g. O. Derr'eks0n' F FfifED STORY.
s slE NJ Scot d LSSysTii ,,owv.r,
}: 3 Hanson, Lawyer.
Dudley L. James Lawyer
sSs,d% e hssySSssl sS.sa:grapAsr.
g H. Cook, Real Estate.
'-Js J. T. 1i d ss,'f T"sy ss~'''A
s- y n e, TSSss.sfTs ss Isv''r
EFT Gardner, Lawyer.
y DIV, DaIaSSt w. Lawyer
1o-WhEinson ! Peters, Trustees of Estate Of White
nsT5i c",,sr s, s,s%Sg L"SssrA
~ + & E SsfsssIt t tyiI R.y,0..,
Pelham and POrtehe ,s, ;,r HairSsd h Gompaus
1-Thornton Earle, Lawyers
y Edgar Ketchum Register in Bankruptcy.
= i heSsy S weSie' lawyer wy! lawyer
Sultan, LAWYER
5-Russsn American Manufacturing Company D. T. Gard
ss-E EsIp;sa : Whit %Si:Ossl lawyer
Parroy 4 BSisei, Lawyers.
s- &C ar n Weller kf SsSlsnel, Lawy.ra
&c II ' William sas1 lawyer
1o-Ch9uneey shaaer, Lawyer
Fred d. W VIXEN Kenny, Attorney and Course o.
"a Lockwood Crosby. Lawyers
fa{s. BUTLER, Lawyer
IL skidmore, Lawyer.
ATE Takenan, Lawyer
81 i e. 1ss sicn nT Publishing Company
Fitch A Fitch Lawyera
@. Fuller Lawyer
S-IIascall * Stetson, Lawyers
L. e. Stedman Lawyer
9-Socety for Reformation OF Juvenile De.luduents
los. II Steele, Lawyer.
W. II. King, Lawyer.
Ill. p a J. A. Reed Lawyers.
12-Byrnc, Everett CO., Lawyers.
y Walsh, HaIbsrt Eekerson, Lawyers,
SIXTH STORY
John Townshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
Vim. Coventry, II. wsdden General Assignee in Bank
ruptcy, act OF Congress Of lS4l
PR Logan, Scotch Granite Monument &c
sc. W. Carpenter, Lawyer
q Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
6}G. y. Webster, Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
o. John l.. Knight.
7) Janor.
81 NJ y. Ener Lawyer
o. e. A. Lane, Lawyer.
Smith Dean, City Surveyors.
10) q. W. Van Siclen, Lawyer
IL f? r. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
IL Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
Fenton Rockwell Lawyer.
j. A. Lydecker, Real Estate.
9. f. Lydecker, Lawyer.
10 Henry A. Oiiderslecye, Lawyer.
l4} g. r. Darlington, Lawyer.
u. W. TOmpkins, Lawyer.
T. H. Miner, Lawyer.
Two mas q LEI va tor running all he TINA
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rI,IE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
2ls BrG;adway have unsurpassed facilities for doing all
prices
1Ol PER CENT COMMISSION ALLOWED IN SMITH
~ simmons Kentucky Lotteries Prizes cashed and
E, SMITH. 80 Chatham street
$5lO OOO ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
So New scheme Sw sssi drawing
prize ...Slo0000
prizes $4,000 each 5000
Circulars with full particulars free Prizes cashcd
r. q. DEVLIN CO., stationers aud General Agents,
30 Liberty street, New York
THE TURF.
AUCTION AND FRENCH FOOLS SOLD EVERY
ner of Broadway and Twcntyeghth street. the running
aS o eys g on sc M At
Union Telegraph office room) French pools open at A.
So 70 0R Mo po Ss
will be open on each race during the Saratoga %eStHg
7AUcTIoN AND TE RG POOLS SOLD MORN
way, on the Saratoga Running Races; full by cle
nch Pools ope0 p orders II cess So ene
OLIVER L. MARSHALL, Anetloneer.
A UcToN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW
York Turf Exchange on the trots at Utica every day
have charge of the Frcnch Pools on the track and will
- - '''' ' ~" '''' : $50 KELLY BLISS co.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
"A morning and evening ut the New York Turf Exchange,
The Saratoga
French pools open at q A. NJ, close at IL NJ
Particular attention paid by mail messenger
KELLY, BLISS co.
DEERFOoT PARK
IL Fourth Day OF summer Meeting. MONDAY, August 49,
800 class.
p. Manee's b. a. Revenge.
A. G. Wilson's b. z. Hawk.
q. Dcnton's b. g. ]. NJ. Oakley.
J. Jarvis b. Maggie.
!. Duryee's b. T. Charley Mason.
A. Q. Wilson's blk. q. Charley.
is. ii. Heard's blk. m. Augustine.
Owners br. m. Peggy.
j. Carol blk. m Elizabeth.
Same Day. IS class.
Same Day-Match for 500; running half mile heats;
best in 5.
NJ Rogers CHI z. Cable.
j. E. Carvis Dr. Chromeo
The unfinished will be at o'clock sharp
WILLIAM MCMAHON Proprietor.
CARATOGA RACES
- 1875
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August TO-
THURSDAY, August IL
SATURDAY, August H.
TUESDAY, August IL.
THURSDAY, August 10.
SATU RDAY August 81
W. r. TRAvERS President
JNO MORRISSEY, Lessee
O. wHEArLY, Secretary
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DVICB FREE.-DISEASES OF MEN AND THE
N important medical surgical a specially;
nervous and general debility brought by early indsce
lions and diseases the kidneys eectuay THOMAS
OBRlEN, H. D among the oldest graduates Medical De-
partment New York University Office entrance No City
Hall pace 20 Centre street.
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1O1 PER CENT COMMISSION ALLOWED IN SMITH
LIZ simmons Kentucky Lotteries Prizes cashed and
tickets for sale in all lotteries
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AUCTION.
| AUCTION. AUCTION.

A AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION
IA. COME ONE COME ALL
AND EXAMINE FOUR OF THE FINEST HORSES THAT
HAVE BEEN OFFERED AT AUCTION THIS SEASON
q. w. JENKINS, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON TUES.
DAY, AUGUST II; At u O'CLOCK NOON, AT THE
SITE TIFFANY'S AND WEST OF UNION SQUARE THE
PROPERTY OF GEORGE W. MANTLE, ESQ, COM.
PRISING HIS ELEGANT AND STYLISH CARRIAGE
TEAM OF CHESTNUT KENTUCKY HORSES, YEARS
OLD, l5A HANDS FULL; KIND IN ALL HARNESS
AND IN THE SADDLE, AND ARE WITHOUT sPECK
OR BLEMISH
No, IS the dapple brown Hambletonan mare Lady
Maud, years old, l5Z hands, full; sired by the
celebrated qorso Volunteer. This marc was broke
last spring year ago and last fall she could
show 40 gait but has not been used for speed since
Mr. Mantle has been away attending 70 his rail
road interest since last fall but he thinks with proper train
ing this mare will make her mark low down She is tho
handsomest mare In the city State Call and
her.
No the bay Hsmbletonian Colt years old kind in
all harness and STYLISH 1874 hands; has never been
handled for speed but at times he will show 30 gait
n b. All the horses above warranted sound and
every respect.
Also, very nno shifting Leather Top Wagons one With
pole and shafts. very fine top Pony Phaeton, very fine
top Phaeton man Trotting Wagon fine single
Harness. sets very nne Double Harness very SET
Coupe Harness. Hog Skin Saddle, Boys Saddle
Whips. &c
N b. Sales of gentlcmen's Horses Carriages Harness
and Merchandise solicited quick sales and prompt
Inquire at the Office Of the Aueonee No East Eighteenth
street.
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EUROPE.

ITDINBURGH sCoTLAND.-SUPEEIOR BOARD IN
Mrs WISH AIT. ~ Fettoa row,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.

A 7 AUCTION-ON TUESDAY, AUGUST IT.
n AT 10 O'CLOCK BY
VAN TASSELL a KEARNEY, AT
their Auction Mart ITO and II East Thirteenth street.
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A UCTIoN sALE--AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
~ 100 West Twenty.third street, near Sixth avenue
THIS (MONDAY) MORNING,

Commencing 1ols o'clock
Superb Household Furniture sale.
LUXE FTTZGERALn, AuctionecE. Over $4,000 worth Of
FIRST class Household Furniture Magnificent Steinway and
Decker Bros ~ octave Planoortc OIL Paintings Bronzes
moquet velvet and Brussels Carpets niaid black walnut
latest style Paror suits covered In satin rocae
Lace Curtains nlad aud maquetry Centre Tables gilt and
Library Tables Jardnercs Turkish Chairs Lounges Book
cases Cabinets Etageres Extension Table Buffet Chairs In
leather Dinner Service $50 pieces Chamber Suits inlaid
ard gilt wang, Bedseads Dressing Cases spring and hair
Suits Basement and Kitchen Furniture and over 400 lots by
catalogue. ~ B.-Compecnt pack and shin Foods
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioueer
DTsSELI. WELLES a MILLET, AUCTIONEERs
ID Tuesday and Wednesday, August II and ia al IOk
A. NJ, at their salesrooms No Is Murray street,
by order Of Messrs. Schimme A Co,
large special sale Of 600 lota
China, Bohemian, Alabastar and Cryetal Glassware
CATALOGUES POSTERS CIRCULARS AND ALI.
~ kinds Of Auction Printing done with the
BY the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 2ls Broadway.
u X ROLLINS, AUCTfONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day at o'clock ~ go Canal street. general assert.
ment OF Household Furniture Paror Suits Mirrors Brus-
sells and ingram Carpets hair husk Excelsior Mattresses
EograVingA
, 1875-03-10
4 Graud.DMike Who Never Heard OF
WnAhtnwt03i.

~ Itpptneotta Muaazlns.
air. Adolphus Ir0llope Ina q paper, " neco1-
lectionB Of tho Tuscan Court" lii tle days de-
gcttbed by a1r. TEoliope tl4oro ruled oyor tho
Tnsran dominionB tho Grand uuko Leopold
LEOPOLD was bcnt upon building up the tsado OF
his city, aud asked 10 tho entertainments ut the
l1tta Palace protty u,ucl, anybody WHO would
1t SCOUT, had never heard OF Washington. Tho
following describes tho presentation or blood
relation VI that statcan,au to Leopold:
"If thoro was anything that tho pfesont OIL
cll thought might DO appropriately remarked u
tho diBtlneuIsAsd prosentoo lie would whisper
hint TO that o1Tect iu tho Granduucnl eur, OF
Which llla HighReas was usually gtatl 10 avail
himself. remember QUO alllaitlE instance in
point, whom 1t ueeded all tho RenAe OF tho mai.
csty OF tue Sovereign preBonc0 to pscscryo In tho
bystatdcrs the gravity duo to tho occasion. It
wasin tho case OF AL American presentation. The
United ataes had At that limo no recognized rep
reaontatlre at the Gfaud Ducal Court aud Amer
leans, much fowor III humber then than Of late
years. wcro generally presented by o banker Who
hat almost all tho American business. TlliH
gontlcnAn. having to preAont HHul0 one--1 forget
THO naine--Who was connected by llo,hl or IN
so!no other Rnectal n.hslnor with Washington.
whispered to the Grand Duse that aucl was the
ot tho fact. Then. after guius through the usu-
q toot.exeEcike, aud af!sr Il longer pausu than
us!'alt hs looked up At tho expcctant vlAitor
standing In front OF Lm, and said but with owl
don't egort, 'Ah-h! 1.e grand ynssll T1,erc
Waa nothing more forthcoming. Having this
delivered limsetft he maile his visitor low bow,
aud the latter retired. II WAS evident that tLo
urand Duke of Tuscany heanl ut 'l.e grhutl
fsash then tor tho iIrat tins iu lIs lifs.'
, 1875-03-10

Col. Henderson. Clief of thu l4ondon Police,
writing to tho Homo Secretary III reply to CIR
culsr sent out last autumn. asking for l,,fo.u,a.
tioh ~ to the prevalence OF brutal assaults says:
lilo aGsnu!ta ou MoilloA Rnl chlldren show
steady aud continuous !ncroaha fr0M $50 iA 1870
to 35l In 1871. Tho assaults on nen appear to
haye luctuatosl, having bcen only SIG III 1873 W
aganst .G9 tn 1870, though tEoy Increased 10 391
tn 1871. The catl4os to which tho prevalence ct
ths class OF offence arc to ha Aactlbed appear to
ba. !. lutoxication consequent. TO soHls extent,
on Increased earnings. =. Tho wretc!led uwol-
iuga Of tue poorer ulasscs and the absencs Of
any provision for tAeir comfort and Au,uso1uunt.
Tho more o1porlonced officers nj tho met:opoi.
tab police advocate, AZ = ruiz, lonGsr sunteuceB
OF Imprisonment and tho inhctom Of corporal
punishment, especially III the cases OF brutal
assaults Oh women aud children. bcllovo that
tho punishment OF logging, II AWARDED after a
trial ny Jury, would. 10 certain oxtont. net ~
dcserFent. pcrmauent improvement must 10
aought for IN tho moral Influences brought to
bear upon tho lower claasos ttu whom these
crllnes RSo almost entirely coniAcd) ty improved
education, deceut dwellings, aud cnuHel l.ab-
ita of order aud thrift Tue offence known ~
gasot1luR Inns practicai!y coascd. Tho opinion Ut
tue police appears TO be shut corporal punish
lncnt lis tended very much to aHslst ttom In tho
suppression OF taia class of oTencc. TleEo
4osu1s. however, some reason to bollesa TINT thla
peculiar oNehao waR oQnilusd to yaty limited
elaaR ot Psrsoo4."
, 1875-03-10

CtrFf~1UffrHr< of f;a{Gfndnis .Hsxhluj-r.
SASTASpEn. Fet. I'm. Bazaine the ex-
Marslal. mus. focl we'll pleased With the 1cccp-
tion gisen him by tho population Of this town on
the 18Th nf this month. The transatlantic
packos Louielann had brought over his n,ol!,er-
tn-law from Moxico. lie himself quilted Madrid
to receive her.
Some OF the numerous French manufacturers
and Ecatdonts here, having heard OF tho circ,1n-
stance. resolved to express TO him tho public e1
rross!on Ut their FentitmentH. To act ~ legally
~ possible. they asked tic Governor Of tho town
1of nj, authorization to make All ovation 10 one
o! their couutTyInen who was expected to arrive,
mud tho request WAS granted. Tho ex.tIarshal
lind alightcd At the Hotel do l'Eu1ope, and
tho demonstrators. Joined By tho French
residents and many liberals OF tic plhce
presented themselves boforo tho house,
carrying y banner on which wns rep
resented MATRlsal's baton. attached In the form
OF crosH TO broom by meauH OF couyict'A
Chain with bail at the end OF It. Below were
tho three words. "Afetz," "Triauon," "Saiuto
Marguerite" aud uuderleath tile Imperial cagle.
This crowd, OF from thoufand TO fifteen lun-
tired persons, III passing Under tho windows of
tue house, never ceared shouting. 'Trnitor!
etc. UazAinc WAS then absent, and, III order to
return home. ho wns obliged to avai himself OF q
Hde door to cutter tho houss aud reach bis apart
mont.
Whether from Iodomontade or unlvertence
he opeue1 the blinds OF the room mud suffered
hltn8olf to 10 Pee.l by tho multitude. Then the
cries became absolutely furious In presence Of
such manifestation lle retired In fit OF rage.
and seizing the things within his gFnAp, broke
to pieces tho furniture Of tho aDArt1ieu.. Tho
police thon calaea the crowd to diBpssso.
, 1875-03-10

ton to sales OF land, aro applied by
tho Trustees to the purchase aud canceattyi,
Of tho land-grant tonfss. During the year ttore
wore sold PIG. 229.Gl acres Of agricultural land
In tho Patte Vstloy for tho au,n of $1,000, 4GC 81
Icing m avcrAgo Of si.45 por acre. The tnta
number OF ac'es aotd to Jan. 1. 1875 waa /. .0s',-
6l8.70, for s.. % 3G5. being All average Of *4.G5
per aero. Tho amount OF land nnAold Ia 1885,
0s9.a5 acrcB.. very large proportion Of
whicl, iB mineral land Of great salan
In Wow OF tho Increased ra1uo Of tho
mnHo!d lands, /. may bo Assumed
that tho average sum to be roaltzel from this
sale will not l'e less Than ST per aero, nn1 in ths
event the aggregate ealo viii amount to tho sutn
Of s5i,975, 44l.75, which will hr,ng tho land-grans
bonds. tho sinking. fund bonds. and tho entire
capital stock Of tic Company 1t par,
The coal tlelds in Wyoming and tho now car
sllops at Laramie arc spoken of M CAUSES which
will reduce oxpenteH IN tho future.
Tbs controversies with the Government arc
referred to at longth. and tho Directors report
that favorable settlement Of al pending qucs-
ttona may carly be expected. Tl,ev review the
favorable position Of tho road. the amicablo ar
ranRementB with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and suggest that dsilent! pnyahe
quarterly a silo rate Of cpcr cent 10 ado Jnly1.
, 1875-03-10
UNION PACIFIC.
= = ~TFF0FF Ef0TI W.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS.


Sptetdt Dispateh.&o The Chleaao 1rttnnt.
HosroN. Marcl 0,-Tlo annual report OF tho
Dlrectors Of tho Union Pacific iailroad Com
rany, to 10 submitted at tho annual meeting to-
morrow, shons that tue groBs earnings tor tie
past year were $40 68D, s50,l2 tho expenses, ILL.,
Guiding ta1es. 44.65?3l4.o5; surplus earnings,
e5,U7, ,o1o.l7, tho operating cx1lausea being
II u5-l00 per cent Of tho grohs earnings.
The surplus earnings for the year are equal
to per cent on the entiro stock Ut bonds OF the
Company. Compared With the previous year,
the1a has beon All increase iu gross oaTninga OF
99o,77b.49 and . decrease In expense OF $780,
b97.4l, and III Increase iu surplus earnings OF
ee4,675.6o. The satlo ct expenses to earnings
Aaa boom decreased from AZ 46-l0U per cont to
~ oo.lo9 pet cent. Tie passenger earnings
amounted to s5,05a ss5t5. mud tlio freight earn
Upwards Of u miles Of now s.oei sud iron rails
entire track, together will! tho equipment aud
uel'ots, has been maintained In 4 ligh order OF
ettiel0noy. tho expenditures for which hayo been
claT8e4 TO tho operating Expenses. During tho
year tho Company hAvo successfully tundc1
oo.000 Of lncolue bondA winch niatul I'd On
sluking. fund bouds. Uy this exchange tle Com-
ranY made III annual saving iu interest pay
meMts of s10. 900 per yuaE.
While most OF tho great raiItoa.l enterprises
Of tue country hAve largely iuc,cAsed their
bonded obligations. thla Company have steadily
y reduced its laud-gsaus bonls during tho year
*61o.Hu, and uuwaEda Of u, G1O. 0o0 4inco tho
completion OF the roal In addition. tho Land
Department have on b1ud 627Y4. 72t.5l iu
land noeos, drawing interest. Tho proceeds
u pAs4 Ratsss ~ faas ~ paid In, .adakr