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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
CHINA AND JAPAN,

SAN Francisco, Aug. 28.-The steamer
Gaelic from Hong Kong via Yokohama, arrived this
evening" and brings intelligence from China and Japan
II currently reported that Tsen Yms Eng Governor or
Yun-nan has committed suicide IN obedience 10 o;ders
from Picking. No details given, but it Is rumored
among the natives that the Government takes this
method OF endeavorng to check further inquiry and the
demand for his punishment.
The Roman Catholic Church in Ming Kouc-Fou was at
tackled by a MOB, who threw combustibes among the
congregation, aud slaughtered numbers as they en-
deavurcd 10 escape from the cdhce.
There have been heavy transactions IN silks III emma at
high prices In consequence of renewed demands from
Europe and America.
extraordinary demand for silk In Japan continues
undated and exchange has greatly advanced IN cOnSe
qucurc. - ..
married July p to James r. WasSOn who Is employed
IN the japanese Department Of Education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

ves Taot'a anxious TO do honor to the American ma
,on sent the gunboat Pluto to fire salute opposite tne
consulate There on board very OLD 24,PonnSoe ~
so yenth had become so large that the t1mp Oh
W. S9nner was not broad enough To- cover II and Mnsn
w ming home a charge he lost two fingers ana hfu
% nngder exploding through the admission OF az anu
hong the gun TO pieces The gunner assistiY ~
DIN Verse his arms were carried away and inc resi- VI
him was blown overheard and killed AnOIner G unoa
ni GHn,red into the river and drowned Inc ChlheSo
W. onck TO catch the spirit of American nsttu'ioh'
While the Munchausens of the Western press
o chicago TO San Francisco giving their magma
lions full play over ratesnake tales the conservative
montgomery tAa.l Bulletin olings to the oilg'l
The fish story It relates how Daniel Lord' worthy
sipling dragged pond, and leaving his eommohs 70
reset the nets Jumped ashore to secure the sn doS ae
oor lnck taking only perch ara trout anu uctot,
Pvd ~ reinn the marty by swimming across the pohu
~ tne boat Placing fish in his mouth ne pqsod vi
bt The wafer at once revived his prisoners lie e9uu
not GET good grip the perch with his tseth and Va
1nTe he was malt way IL had worked aloulu anu
anndered down his threat. causing death by srangul
zion in less than three minutes The ish was remover
from the dead mans guet and placed Ill OIL All "o"'
comerY can see it in drug store.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Gen. Mcclellan will probably be Mr.. Tilden's
secret nv of War baltimore Gazette (DeinD
No one has any confidence III Grant, ana YET
rotary Of War Detroit Free Press (DcmJ
The canvass has already reached the point
where each editor has made the opposing organ
:. sGnirm." Things are gradually warming up-IOhio
STATE journal Qiep.l
Gov. Tilden's advice, TO live within your
ncomc ia very sound and sensible hut then you ought
10 make an honest return OF your income Tor taxation
even il you have TO pinch tho coners-lCinoinna Com
mercal Qnd)
Andrew Jackson was called a murderer and
An IVoramus Tdeu Is called cheat Nv the desperate
parry that il led by Zach Chandler ana IL about I" make
Bcn Butler its regular candidate Tor Congress
ford Times (Dem.)
Well, here is n surprise. Gen. Mcclellan has
come out for Tden! little Late as usual but he has
started last and unless he meets WIN an aoou nj TIC
NAV succeed III reaching the polls ID time to vote
Hartford Post tRepD
George Il. Mcclellan is looming OUT for
Tildeu and Hendricks Why need he " como ontf Ira
man who has always been Democrat, nhu mas been
honOred with the Democratic nomination Tor INC irosi-
dency considers II necessary TO state now that no ID
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From The PhfLrdelphfI Presbytsrfan.
~ the Nnrid,a DinnenalrN Printing Office m

Bindery, Buffalo, " y, We have reUeyud Toe Peoples
Medical Adviser IN plan English or Mcdl
Simpihc,' by H. V. III NJ d., COanseOr in Cher Of
Board Pnyscaas ard surgeons the Worlds DIspen
Whoever helps humanity In its struggle with its inherent
ad diseases to bear or cure, Is DenciactOr
Ignorance is mos VI sot cause OF disease ah mortality
enrny every efOTt 20 cure cr mitigate Moth
i'm VIII specially remove this CAUSE EroNle.ge ian eie
The diseases 10 which heir as
well those sulerLduced by our own impiudcnce DE-
rendered. in judgment, bcnlactOrs SERVICE
the afflicted anu profession, In hts dlagno ss Of
in tue presentation OF the pno
involved removal lie
spaIng remedies and usually pTescrbes such as lie aie
ia Lusklei hands bOOa IHUTcl abstract knowledge
exceedingly readable interesting, especially the toll
loving suGjecs: Cerebral PhysOiOgy, Human rempcrl
the Nursing the sick, sleep rood
Ventilation. etc In chapter another subject 80 G
that shut bryUnu the domain
all but ia its results in lnOcrn
society explicit and alike true 10 God to virtue
e aud society Truth presented in the teach
Scpture-ts hte begins with concepon-with great
10. Co. 10 winch Is added faithful warnings
ce OF tie Medical Adviser 81 80 sent post paid Address
tho author, 1T BunaiO n. u.
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GERMAN ENGINEERS EXAMINING THE ERIE
CANAL.

ALBANY, Aug. 27.-Ilerr Sch0nfelder, Koyai
Prussian Pvy Chancellor OF the Ministry Of Commerce
Of the German Government and Herr Mohr OF the KOya
Engineers Of the German Empire, arrived here on FRI
day after an inspection of most OF the canals IN the
southern and western portions OF the Unon Ia continue
their inspection by examination Of the canals OF TINS
State They sent here by their Government TO ex-
anime especially into the question whether our expert
cuce of the commercial advantages Of canals would
iuslfy further introduction OF such method Of trans
portation into the German Empire a canal 800 miles
I'm length between Berlin aud Cologne Is now under con
sdernOn there. State Engineer Van Buren showed me
visitors o. saturday the Albany and West Troy Ill
visions OF the Erie Canal aud they were entertained al
dinner I'm lie evening by Mr.. BgeOw who has recently
made the canals a special study. They also met Gov
riIden al the dinner and discussed the subject with him.
being upon which he Is pTODaDy the Dest ihorcu
man In the state.
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Mr.. riLDEy AND TIE INCOME TAX.

A FEW QUESTIONS TO MIR. TILpES ABOUT THE HON
EsrY AND PATRIOTISM OF MS ACTION.
rome Editor OF The TrtbHne.
SIR: VIII you permit me to address few
words to the candidate OF the Democratic party for the
Presidency
GOV. TmDEN: You candidate for the Presidency
Pending the election you charged with having sworn
TO taxable income In lS62 Of $7,llS aud with having
also sworn few days ago TO having received INC same
year from "a railroad single fee of 100000 TINS a
terrific airainmcnL You must either blast tue charge
or II Will blast you. This alternative j. ~ inevitable ana
IA memorable 40 fate You must meet the issue sqnlFry
yes no; and, let INC aid. promptly TOO Tor inc con
Try is brcathlcss In It's expectancy.
Your private secretary is roportesto have made an
explanation OF the substantially 20 tins eject that
AZ the fee was not wholly earned in 1902 but partly III
1861 therefore you had justinbie right To withhold
from your return though the money was all paid In tbs
latter year Governor Is that your explanation ana
clami hope not; but II II Is. let us suppose case
and ask Your opinion upon 1t. shoemaker. a. has
custo,ncr d. AS account with covers two years and
amounts 200. II paid nj the end OF The second
wear 4, B Justified IN excluding IL from his schedule OF
income and escaping the tax upon Il II YOU say no.
as il l. presumed YOU WILL where - the difference ne
tween the suppOstOus shoemaker Gul the real iWjtr
If the fact the OF the latter l. as has been chaIsei
for more than "a week. aud 50 Iar unchai,tp-,h $500,
Thrrr little questions /. II al the business men
Of The country had dealt win the 6oVenn'ht upon lhs
ur,uciue during the ats civil war; on What uNcrSgr pro
portion their income do you thhk lhry "ohih nave
paid required by law = Mould w. IN b"ii olh
ION have been patriotic. 10 say nothing ~ honesty Tor
them 40 10 act In the hour OF their countrya supreme
pcfiI and npcdl g. Why did you Snicr yourself To y,
assessed without any income return Tor 80 many years.
III Won thereby allowed yourself 10 br ONeIdArh was
Ia your credit no DOUBT II you thereby cscapch Any
mart OF your jus, share ~ country heavy bfi'
during those yCUr,, though your course was les 40 yVu
think il quite honorabls and patriotic under the cicu
stanCcst 49,. a., IL, ..,.a
These questions aro asked In unfrcndly spirit. ana
the hone AZ sincccly entertained for your own ahd your
counrys reputation. that you may DC able 10 answer
them III such way - not To mako your ieI"w-y,L1n'
bow their heads IA shame. iSVuihEn'
Ncir- YORK. Aug. -, loIO
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MEETING OF THE MONUMENT SOCIETY.

WAsIlISGToS, Monday AhG' - i7fb'
The Washington Monument Society held
meeting today the CITY Hail. DR. J. c. Hall pesdi05
and DR. j. b. Blake acting secretary The secretary
laid before the meeting the communication from tle
state Department Enclosing the opinion Of the Attorney
General ON the act making an Appropriation to complete
tho monument This was discussed at some length a
draft Of decd prepared by Dr. Blake was ordered to be
transmitted to the state Department with an inquiry rs
10 whether tho Government will accept II, and power
was given 20 the secretary 10 execute proper dced
,yr, such WA prepared. The cOmmi ,siOnrts OF tho
states b wing buildings ON the Centennial Grounds nav
ing granted permission 10 the society To pace oohroa
ton boxes their buildings ARRANGEMENTS were ntdo
fOr furnishing and putting up such boxes.
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ByRoN's PRONUNCIATION OF sADANAPALUs.

BYKONS FKONUNVTNIION OF HAUANfT ALOo'
To the Editor OF The Trib ne
SIR: Referring to your article of this morning
on the pronunciation OF Slrdauapans suggest that 1t
may not follow because Byron wrote the drama bearing
the name of that monarch that he knew any better than
others how his name should be pronounced But Byron
WIS not only au accomplished Oriental scholar but also
an Eastern traveller and for that reason his pronunca
ton ought not be overlooked hc discussion OF the
point In Don juan Canto Stanza 2O1 AT the close he
writes:
.. EAT drink and loyc-naught else can now avail us,
Thus wrote the royal sage sardanapalnS."
On prnciple, why should English-speakng people
assume as correct the continental pronunciation Of
languages like the Latin which no longer spoken, or
of names like Sarlangpaus (which hist ortc only
Rrookl,m Aug 26, 1876 5. Y. WHITE.
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DIED.
AINSWOR1H

AINSwORTH-AtN North Conway. n. H.. Friday. Aug 25,
Horny AinswOrh aad Mary Seabury aged months
BACoN-At Newport, r. L. sunday 9Th inst Constance,
is Years
BALl.ARD-At her residence in syracuse NY, Aug 20,
riet BSnneit T s1S oi irving Ballard aud laughter
observation-disclosures at Newburgh. Friday, Aug 25. Beric
Funeral services Monday evening AZ O'CLOCK az the residence
ing Garages will be an waiting on arrival Of boo tran,
Liie Railroad foot Of ChamberS-sL
LITrLE-At Natawan ID on saturday goth inst, Deb
The relatives ana friends family invited to attend
the funeral 10 2l2 y. Tuesday 2Jtl. Trains via Now
York aud Long Bfanch Railroad at 0O5 and ll:Sj III
from iOoE OF Iibcr,yst
NOYES-At ST. Paul. MINI, Aug. 90, Josephine Ludngton,
twin daughter OF Daniel H. and Helen a. Noycs aged
PAIMER-At Armenia Dutchess County " Y. on Friday
%, Aoah, only son OF Hon AOiah W. Palmer agea!
PATCHEN-At Babylon 1, L. sunday morning. Aug. 81
iSg Ge9rfe p,eas IN is iH a ys l is aoo so
GsS On ~ HsH cS1 m 8oroo aug En- S I eS ay s
stOnst, Brooklyn.
PGosCH-At coyt esyinc n. j.. Sunday 9Th inst
Funeral TUESDAY. &9l IL Relatives aud friends
IiGed.
ida il. gi:. d fTof William 8 alsssI aid Daughter Of
Boston and Charleston. ;. e., papers please copy.
sPENCE-On donday Aug 1876 OF obstruction Of tho
bowels MfS Caroline spence lsol 81 years months and
viii take place rom The house OF her George
N"w.layeu and Bridgeport papers please copy.
TAINTUR-At s'ratford Conn. Aug. p. Julia PlImmer.
Wife ENd g Tainor OF Shanghai, China, and daughter
George \. Talbot.
Funeral Wednesday Aug 80 at hafpast = from the rest
dence Of her father, strait MI Conn.,
TOWNsEN Monday, Aug. -, Mrs. Maria Townsend.
widow OF Towuscnd, in tie 5ith year OF her age.
Funeral the residence OF htr sOnna", James NJ Ctom'
we'll % West one hundred aud tnrlieh st, Weines
day afternoon al O'Clock. fran leaves Grand Central De-
pot at haitplst two.
wARD-At RAILWAY, y. j, sunday. Aug -. Joseph W.,
son OF John Wand and Tho late; Emma NJ Bcgert ,,
residence, 1876 Orands, Carriages Will
the II OCl0cN train Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
WATsON-Aug. 20 John Marsh, son OF William Watson.
and friends the fanny invited 10 attend
funeral ms late residence, Isl Fourth ave-,
Tuesday Aug. 20. AZ IL = O'Clock p. M.
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LZ1ESF SRIP NEWS
IFor other ship Eew' see Second Pa7el

4''''' W. ''NN''N
ARRIVED
steamship George Washington whitehead - Johns n F,
via Cow Bay and Halifax IS hours wh mdse abd pass 10
steamship Carondele Faircotb Fcrnandna o. Blnns
We 2I add Port Royal 2jth. with Nose and lass 10 u H.
snip Derby Gcr). Huneken. Bremen July 81. In ballast
BARK Vitoria ita DeHartlno, lisbon "a days with salt
and corkyOod
EarE Hemss orl Halyorsen, Boston, Eng, July 8. in
ballast. Anchored at sandy = OK for
Big Daniel lrowOig oi New Haven't Rogers, Barbados
sclr. 81. Vaughan veughin Virginia with wool
c Ae so S5 cr fG 81 co., wy e ios With granite
scEr a1: h Not An sn Ds S,, Th c
ss a wb sgqT Mheas s e aeD &c Min ice ice
senr. Chas. 4 st.ck6ey, Matsas, Kenne9 G with ce.
se s F fDp [ Frss Gn Haek WIN s
scnooNEEs-hlyEK AID coAsInisE
Martha y eeEs, Moant D sort. /. Aalmermih, Boston.
Aa% farSe Esy SsS tE S lS%l nSsIn
HGr1n s s%soi Hsh.o 2a ~ No sSws''0n
GrSl Co. laSnef hit ~ q r. Very very hasy
RIO JA,EIRo Ang 2l-IIe A9erc N s.ip Yosemite Can't
tl.s With Ecr masts damaged.
FOBEIuN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug. Z5-Ine luman Line steamship CITY OF
CLeter Letcb, hOn NewYork Aug 10 arrived mere AZ
stlf me sealas4ip Ce Gl,ae ,rOm New. DIX Aug ~.
rived at $50 p m, today on ner WY TO Liverpool ,
Nevada sailed nc5 Tor New York az p ~. On satInly
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS hoNEoE. Aug - - ssed ~ tT BALTIMORE barks
Patonl, galway. and Gertrude, from Montreal;
RON St. AniIsas aoseJ oas banks c. ". onyer and I'M
] Oi.GOi, DO u .fIIH Richmond ia $40 JdnV.ro
10, Del, Aug. Zo-rho S4rn Is. Cam has been
ed ID Philadelphia
BOSTON Aue. 2ArIyed schrs Minnie c. Taylor Taylor.
nom weeidwk,Ii Jas e. Donanue, walreh Iloo0Heh ia.
mis- DeIeN, BAKER, Ntwlork tIta1et Dark faikfestsn
NOR olsen UGce sown, biz j. berwick, Rose Antwerp.
hOIAL, G., aug. GsAGiiA "a, steamship Clty oi
Dallas N. #" YUr:.
NEw.ORLEANs Aug 2S.-Arved al the Passes, steamship
Cosuova ani snip LoSrdyi both IRON LIVERPOOL sdiied
ship Forest Eagle
BILlIa, aug 2SArr.ved. steamships Blackstone Hal
ett ,Gence; hughes Larry, HOsnoke Iiyeri ExDer
nent Pierce, Newbern ~ C. orig Anne ingram, Ashwo IL
joins, r. schs la IL il iay ol, GasAi Charleston
j. Tracey ANA Joan iGsnan, scuI hcAHcJec
Cleared, steamships CCtOIOr4, Reg nOs, Tor New York IL
l.. flor5Un Philadelphia; OAK CaOieCcs Ncpanl ia
reno, Queenstown; rrig Omante, Crag, MAJ assL sehiS
Rescue Od. kEs, Nassau: Athea Bla kmdn, hey West;
mary ii. hand, Knott New-lOrk.
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GOLD And SILIkR.
A RESOLUTION THAT GOLD SHOULD BE THE ONLY
STANDARD or VALUE UNANIMOUSLY ADJPIED
by TIE SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

A RESOLUTION THAT GOLD SHOULD BE THE ONLY
STANDARD or VALUE UNANIMOUSLY ADJPIED
by THE SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
10y TELEGRAPH To TIE TRiBUNE.l
BUFFALO, Aug. 2s.-The following important rcso-
buttons bearing on the silver cgal-tcnder question
have been passed by tho Science Association unan-
mou.ly. The resolutions were drawn up by tho
Committee on weights, Measures. and Coinage, and
tbe report ia signed by +. A. =. Barnard, Chairman );
Joseph Henry, j. T.. IIilgard, William Is. Rogers,
f.. Is. Elliot. The preamble and resolutions are as
follows:
Whereas Gold and silver like other gifts Of nature or
products oi human ludnstry are ShySct 10 sH ~
changes of values no relation oi valucs Mhon may y. py
Law established between them can perma ehtl CONFORM
10 the actual relation existing IN tho mafAesot 'ho
Whereas, Coins OF these two metals cannot for any
lcugth Of time be maintained IN circulation se ~ ss
and both made legal tender III payment ior al
WSrrc1s IL IA historically true that legislation in the
cndeayor 10 restore tho disturbed equilibrium between
the standard metal, has tended nVaripy 10 tu
grade OF the coinage In one or the othei ana u'i"oS
IA both and ,,.., -.....,.,.
Whoeas 1t the aim OF enlightened governments
everywhere the present day. whether by te aOSouto
abolition OF the double standard or not 70 MAKE Eoiu or
ali practical purposes the single slanlalu anu 10 eUy
silver chiefly wholly the ml"l1al Ot subsidiary
coinage legal tender only to llmed amounts anu
Whereas The United sates' after an efpsrvnGe 81
ard, during the earlier portion OF whlch, ui'I the
operation Of the memorable laws soVefnS Nii
gold completely banished rom circu'I h m I
during the silver OF legal tender Craze uas sare1
the fate ana after the compete dl,appeahue VI
the silver dollar from business trihsic'lo7 o oie
than forty years have at length by an ac OF deDcrao
and legislation, cxtrcaed inc country ron t5
Ongstanding evil adopted gold ~ the Sole standard
OF value In their monetary system therefore, A.,
ReSoired, As tue sense OF TINS assoclton aa' ti,o
single standard OF value In our system OF coinage now
fiy csiablishrd by law ought 10 be maintained, and
that every proposition to restore 10 ssu to ~, h
character for payments to all amounts ousn' 10 DO
a .eu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Veteran Association of the With Assem-
bly, District held meeting Last evening AT the sixth
Ward Hotel 90 advocate the election Of Col James f.
Kcrrigan Congress from that district Addresses were
made and added TO the roll OF the organiza-
ton.
At q meeting OF the Fifteenth Ward Tildcn and Hen
bricks Club nc Mcnztl's Hotel At Blocker and Sullivan
Sta last eYcniug lecture was delivered by Col der
lex A. Cunkl!ng upon TIE FrredmIr's savings bank
The large rooms were well hed WIN cO'oied PERSONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
TIE TRADES SAVINGS BANK.

The Trades Savings Bank was opened yes
tcrday charge OF the bOokkeeper but no business was
transacted The President and Secretary were IN Wall
81 consulting with counsel. and further particulars
could be obtained except that the officers claimed that
the mortgages charged being irregular by the Bank
Department. were recorded in Kings County. IL WAS re-
ported yesterday that u new examination WOW DC
made nv the Bank Examiner but 10 is believed that
Receiver WILL be appointed Ia wind up the aRairs oi the
bank The friends o the institution are srtvns 10 show
that the assets will pay depOStors nearly III f, put
there il no hope that business viii be resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATER.

The entertainment furnished this week by
Col Sim, at the Olympic, is made up Of ID distinct and
eontrasted features Mr.. Louis Mestaycr who has de
vised special act for himself, made his first APP
pearance here and the public saw, among Others,
Mr.. Sam Deverc, Little Mac, Bob Hart, the 0rrin
Brothers, and Messrs Walters and Mckee. Vocalism,
pantomme farce, character acting, negro minstrelsy
dancing cartoon caricature. aud brlesque sumpoTi-
tory are some OF the elements that made up the bill
framme Ia fresh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

The San Francisco Minstrel Company
by Messs Baeus. Birch and wambod, and consisting Of
80 artiss-reappeared in NewYork last night reopen
ing their Opera House, and giving one OF the bright,
merry, diversified aud characteristic entertainments for
which they arc distinguished This teater Is the
trial shrine Of the Burnt Cork and these Ministries the
chief priests OF its service. The San Francisco MSres
fayortes they have won their rank by talent and
merit they keep the citadel OK negro mnstrelsy and
their annual return Is regularly and warmly Welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT.


During Tuesday, for the South Atlantic states,
slight changes pressure and temperature casterly To-
southerly winds clear partly cloudy weather VIII
prevail possibly occasional rains IN the southern
portion. -, ~
ina barometer, cOOi HCfid u ccSt gtHdS ShyhHg ID
,aI7nsr Souh-rcst and southeast, and clear or Jav
tUeIther. III
I'm Ncw-England, rising, followed by slowly millng
barometer north 10 west winds. bee Omlns variable.
slowly rising temperature and generally ciear weather
lho OHIO and Lower Mississippi Rivers Will continue
slowly falling. -
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A SPANISH LOAN FOR CUBA.

MADRID. Monday. Aug. %, 1875
The official Gazette publishes convention
concluded by the Government with Spanish capitalists
for AN advance Of from Sl50o0000 to $25OOOOOO for
the expenses the in Cuba The bonds are redeem
able in 10 years. guaranteed by the customs OF CUBA
bear interest at the rate Of per cont per annun and
per cent for expenses. The capitalists pledged To al
vance $500 900 in August and Si5O,OOO III September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.

The misleading of letter caused us to make
the mistake Of announcing the postpoDemcnt OF David
Garrick" This charming comedy was brought out
last night at the Fifth Avenue Thcater, and was
received with enthusiasm by numerous audience.
The receipts 81 223 Indicate the crowd which greeted
Mr. sotherns resumption of the part OF Gack At the
end Of tie drunken scene and at the end VI the piece he
was called before the curtain We record MS success out
must just now reserve comment on the revival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER IN BROOKLYN.

Some excitement was caused IN Brooklyn
Yesterday by the report that "A man named HINT had
died from yellow fever at No. II Cranbcrys DR. John
g. Johnson said to TRIBUNE reporter last evening that
there was no danger OF yellow fever epidemic proceed
ing from this isolated case the temperature was 700
cool TO allow the disease spread lie said that hunt
WA, requred to perform tine double duty Of engineer ana
fireman on the tugboat Atlanta and being daily In SUI
perhcated atmosphere continually In condition 10
receive any atmospheric poison.
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CATTLE MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, Penn, Aug. 2S.-CATfLE-Receipts since
Fnpay mead OF carloads through stock. ard 81
leads for market total Tor the weea 79i5 head or 2G6
carloads carloads for sale her
against 1872 heat 2l3 carl a through ard l3i carloads
for sale here last week the 5Hpy IL a and CO or
OF yard reported arrive tonight
the sales to-day generally retail and quotations cannot
be Given
HeGs-Recripts 4,ls0 head; total for the week lo02O
head against l.. 49, ED last Workers. SO 2Jds6 J0
Pblad.lphIas, So 500 Is 40.
SHREP-IaceIps LOO head total for the week. $1,000
head sainst Is, 800 head last sales $sd$j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
ELECTION OF FRENCH DEPUTIES.


Count de Nun, whose election to the Cham
Der OF Deputies myalidaed by that body July 10 on ac-
count Of undue clerical influence has been again elected
for POntioy.
The Republican candidate for the Chamber NJ Huon,
hes elected for Guingmp Department Of C0tcs-lu-
Eord, over Prince de LuCinge