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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Indispensable to every lady's toilet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19

skln. ana Z esslly applIed. 81 john 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05
Which the Longer Liver. Male or
Female.

Several articles have recently appeared
in print respecting the relative long
cvity Of the sexes. but none OF them has,
in my opinion. stated the real facts IN
the case.
An extensive observation will teach
us. that from the time Of birth till ten
or twelve years Of age. girls are usually
more strong and robust than boys; less
liable to dissass and death. From the
age Of pubsrty to that OF forty-hvs or
nfty years, women are more likely to
di, than men. This 10 undoubtedly
owing in q large part TO the artificial.
unhealthy life they lead. And hence a
man oitsner buries two or three wives
than tic, rsrsa. But IL u woman sur
wives till she is fifty. she 10 more likely
10 live to eighty or ninety years even.
than n man. lie. strong and vigorous
at ffty.ive. soon after begins to feel the
intirmitiss Of old age. and in another
decade will have been carried on by
apopl.xy, paralysis or some prevailing
disease; while his wife seems, II not TO
have renewed her youth, yet to become
endowed with new and peculiar power
and beauty. She il blessed with the
experience OF an Indian Summer in life.
whose soft aud gentle charms correspond
with the balmy. hazy atmosphere al our
glorious Autumn.
The wife Of a clergyman in certain
town where was stopping last Fall told
me the lailies were proposing to make a
thanksgiving party for the old women
in tho parish. "lIut Why not for the
old menp" said I. "why do you ne
elect them?" "The old men," abe re-
piled. "why. we haven't any. l do not
believe there is one. ."-E.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

THk attorney in a Denver COW case
concluded his argument as follows;
May 1t please your honor. this Is stu
penlous question. Its decision by you.
on this day. will live in Judicial history
long after you and shall have passed
from this scene OF earthly glory aud
sublunary vanity; when the tower OF
Pisa shall be forgotten: when watsrloo
and Borodino shall grow dim in the
cycles OF rscsdins centuries; when the
name Of Eugene. Marlborough aud Ma
poleon are no longer remembered; when
the pyramids OF the Pharaohs shall have
crumbled into dust: when the hippopo-
tamus shall cease to inhabit its native
Nile; when our own rock-ribbsd Terri
tory shall NO more grow Joo-pound
ssuashes: even then your ruling upon
this demurrer will survive in the an
tique volumes Of legal lore a. fresh.
greon and impsrishable a. Big Thomp-
son grasshoppsr or Colorado potato-bug.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

nEposrrs ofcois OR BULLION received.
)-Ither oa open account or ~ Issue CIR.
rifiCATEs therefor, payable lat the option of
the holderI In Gold nm or san Francisco; 70
make collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
foru anied 10 the Parent bank In San Francisco;
sells mn. Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

Deeds. I.ea.c-, Power. Of Attorney. Mort.
cages, Ilsnd-, Interpretations. and other pa
per.. carefully prepared. and Opposition. taken.
Appliea eaiions for, and Protests of Adverse
Claimants against. United States Patents on
Mines made specially.
OvyfcE-Front Rooms Nayhopaek House .lo1k
luest sideD south q street. south OF Wells,
Fargo q Co.'S. lentranee Room No. - vir.
giria City. Nevada. mynin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05
TAR JOY OF INcoMrLErENE>-.


II Ill our lives weie one broad glare
OF sunlight. clear. uheloudsd;
If all our path were smooth ard faif,
u, no .oft ri, ON snshruudef;
n all nfe's nowers we're fully blown.
Without the sweet unfolding.
And happiness uer~ Tuisly throwa
cn hsnds too weak for holding
Should ". not nis- the twilight hour-.
The gentle hax. and sAdne.-f
ehsuId w. not hong for storm. and showers
To break the constant eladne-sf
n n,ne we-e siek and none were sad.
What service eoaid We fcIdsrf
Itsink VI Ne were always gai.
We scarcely soaid be lender.
Did our believed never need
Our psti.nt ministration.
Faith wouii grow cold, aud mis- indeed
H. -wv,i.-t C-u-,laiioni
IA sgr.w Iswr aimed our heart,
And every wish wcrc sfaniei,
Pstlelee Juli dia, AMI hope depart
ii would 10 eissnehAlisd.
AMI yet In heaven is no mor- night,
In heaven 10 no mote snrsw
sach uaiiaaainsd Il new delight.
Fresh grace frvn pain viii eorfow-
A. the poOr ecd that ndtrgrodnd.
seels IL true life shove H..
Not Knowing what wiil there be icund
whsu runtsams ki.s and iovv u.
~ We in darkness upward grow,
, Aud look and long foi heavier,
Bni canoot picture itlbelow.
Till morr ~ light gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18

the nyeest gratitude. It especially behooves MS 70 re
call with glaness that. first OF al nations, yours las
proclaimed without distinction OF sect, the grand prln
cipe OF RELIGIOUS liberty. AZ long as century ago,
while the countries OF Europe subjected the lsraetes 10
claws of Exception America invited them as brothers
10 equality OF political and civil rights Under the pro
lection 81 such laws, them In that generous coDn
Try rapidly increasing, erecting large places VI worship
ana grand Institutions for purposes OF charity ana IN
sfrurton Besides those born under your skies, the
Israsts Of our countries who have crossed the ocean
have received at your hands this emancipation, ana
have had their of this great blessing And In now
many instances, 10y their International policy, by tBelr
management and choice Of their diplomatic agents mas
not fbe United States given to European lsraeltes the
striking proof of their sympathy . ,.-.--. ~.
President OF the Republic OF the United Staes; fer1nt
the Central Committee the Universal lsraee Ailance
10 express to you Congress, and 10 the whole Amer
can reople their good wishes Tor the prosperity OF the
Ceat Union which, during tho century OF IT'S existence
has CONQUERED for Itself noble place IN cohtempo
rapeous Your flag carries the stars whlcn III our
sacred literature the symbols ~ divine Deneuclon
with This suspicious emblem marching before yOu NAY
tins divine bcnedicon shed its over y0ur Deatlu
Rrpulc with increasing briancv during centuries OF
peace useful wOrEs, and good Will among men, anu
tTat eruty among nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
RocKAwAY AMATEUR REGATTA.

The first annual amateur regatta, which
opened on SATURDAY last at RocEaway Inlet, came To a
conclusion yesterday afternoon. There were two con
tests one with single scus and the other among four
cared crows. A large number Of the friends OF Tie
crows who are Harlem rowing men, present and
the Rockaway boats were crowded strong wind was
blowing, and rowing was dincut out Of i've entries
for the single acu prize, only two To the st'rt-W
Bates, jr, and ID. IL. Heron, Of the Dauniless ana
Nautilus Clubs respectively. The distance was
two miles with turn. Bates led for most Of
the first mile when Heron wont to the
front and The time was - minutes
The second was among fouroarcd crews, tine fol
lowing being the entries: Tie Gramercy four-C. r.
Matching. bow j. Erfc, No. . 4. Gri,man, No ,. ANA
II. NILS stroke the Bmncs- fOurt l.. Iroticr, bow
IL. ". PcckTell, No. .; &. G.. DGmaros No. g. aud H.
Knapp, stroke. 1io Nautilus cTcw-Dayid Roach, bow ;
Louis Rouse, No .; W. child, No 3, aud r. A. IrNcn
stroke. The sharp FOR fr,t mile but after
turning the stke-bOSt the GrImCrcy took The lead
and held il the end, winning by several lengths.
Time, II minutes, % seconds. Gen. Daku presented
four handsome silver prizes 10 TIE winners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
Indispnfab!e Evidence.

ELMO, H.. July 3 1874
r. V PIERCE VI. D., Buffalo, " y; I wish 70 add my
stnOny curative properties o your Ala
Ike. McIi,. Discovery. have taken great
IeIst medicine hrst USED it. was cally
with G spcp-I, Liver ueI1gc ana an Almost iitct
lie 30 rapid and complete ld
lie Discovery perfect that IL seemed uuio IKE
perfect wOdrr 20 myself ami since hat Tine We
have never without bottle o the Discovery and Pursa-
1.-Two F,lcis IN tIe house Ih'y arr soL s1uu Aly phy
house ready II all tunes 10 NJ u the felel Oh
Ne have never Lad doctor IN the
inst the v. your Pellets ana DIS
recommended the use o! these medicines IN
several and complicated cases arising Toh as
thou. impure the blood ahi IN hO on- case have
thty Jailed than accomplish al they are Ciane 10 40
viii OIy mention Remarkable Though oJdI give
you doL,usJ. Henry hostr fIrnture dca.ei, oil 'his
pace O the most pndl OBJECTS ever seen hS
lace oen Out II sage sces ami cIuptiohs N@u en,
extending body, which completely covered WIN
blot, hes Nothing that h. took seemed 10 eject
nA.y Induced Aiul to Try Few botues Oi the
Discovery with Gy use OF l. Pets assuf-
would surely HIM. He CONNIE need s use
some Ok VEGAS sine, taxing Pellets each night for
week and the Discovery as directed The
result Is perfectly smooth and tLe Scay
enpuoEs gone IL has tasen some seven OF e2ht bottles
All himself cured. This ease had Daine Tue
skill OF best physicians. Messrs DuLs;oil Co SIus;
ess q, THO place. selling largely o. your ntclnes anu
steadily increases ana thty give perfect satsiac
ia every kes &c lu!is,
v. II. CiAMPLIS, Agt. Am. EXP. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
A CENTENNIAL GREETING.

A letter has been addressed to the President
by members Of the Universal lsracliio Alliance OF Paris
on the occasion ~ the Centennial celebration Ii Is
signed by Nr Isdor, Grand Rabbi Of FsnEce, honorary
president Mr. Adj CremieuS, Senator president; Mr.
Dcrenbourg Member Of the French institute 'cepfesi-
dent Mr. 5. II. Goldschmdt, ylcc-presdcnt; Mr.
Ieyen Counselor of the Court OF Appeals secretary and
others The letter is as follows:
PARIS, June g. 1876.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: The United states are about to coe-
by grand and magnificent festival, which dnies all
tons in the same sentiment Of universal sym
pathy In this celebration the universal aiSluc.-
lie Alliance requests It may take part ES-
tabiished Tor the support and elevation OF the
Israelites In countries where they are still
subjected persecution which our age cannot compre
heud the Alliance casts upon your country looks full OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
All Notices Of Marriages mus! b Endorsed With fal
name aud address. -
DIED.

CHACE-On the 18th, at stanton Va. Hannah E. b. wife
TSe remains are Expected to arrive Tuesday morning
the late residence 80 s HerA.ner 81 Inc iilvL Is se te
IorA IL L. Church, ON Wednesday the lsta ut
o'clock.
CHAMBERS Suddenly, Saturday tho 18th inst at his
late residence 576 ItndsonsL ccrer West LIe'enst l.
Tho iae Al VIII take place tuesday from the Four
teenth street IIesOyt era IhuIcn near sAtnato Ine
sswithCuL farther notice.
CooK-Eloise Augusta wife Of Henry Cook NJ D. and
Lols Island, july IS, aged 81.
DAvIs-At PARIS, France, June 90 ls7G Chares Wendell
Davis aged 20 Yeas u the late Benjamin W Davis
Relatives and friends oi the family are invited TO attend
late rc5,deacs' so. il wilIow.;G, Brooklyn.
HAvEMEYER-On sunday, July is, Joseph b Havemeyer
Funeral rom his late Residence 92i Ftteenth,t,
Tnursday July 10 Relatives and fIiends are re-
specially invited ~ attend
JONEs-Attcr proracgd Illness her late residence, 400
Adeiphi ST, BroOsyD Mis-. Almeda Jones' ased o. -
morning ISr ntSrnSn RELATIVES and irchds family
wednesday Afternoon. without further notice.
LATRRoP-suddcEy. Lake Mahopac saturday evening,
t tSSy ,I s. d. ST IN the Sd year d age
Funeral services at ,e residence OF Ills bTolherinlaW REV.
at al $50 i1cO'D' ~ "''' -'' '''''''''
MEEKs-sudlenly. at Manor station, Long leland saiqr.
ate John Mee~s n the ga year q i I 1e cor Mad,
souaye and Forty second st. TUESDAY uy T. at oclot
and epgs o. ag P a 9 arS spsc q
iaiiy Invited 10 attend without further notice.
Boston pspers please copy.
MlX-SudGeny. at Orange v J., Monday morning, July
IL Clarence curtis infant son OF Rev Edfldgc ana susio
W. MIX. aged - months and % days
OSBORN Funeral services of late Charles Osborne Will
be held AZ BcochgO0d Cemetery, NV"-itocae g y ~ on
d T S sa mn n i3t Sn "a S Cent pcpo
PUKpY-At Rye Westminster County, July ~ Caharne,
wife OF ELIAS K. Purity.
Relatives and niens invited attend the funeral at
the NJ f. church. Thursday, 2Otn O'Clock. Carriages
viii Attendance at MaaroucCk satlOa 10 meet the IL
O'Clock tram iLpm Forty SceoudsL
sTAER-Iuv 49, Chandler starr he seth yoar OF his age
10 residence ms l'4dN, IhdlitS J. 'ii,
stamford, COA. Tuesday 18TH inst, al u t9cE Car
ril.cs al meet uC 800 a IN. train iion Now YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
LATEST SHIP NEW3
For other Ship Ners see Second and Third Pagcsl

fFor other Ship Necs see Second aud Third Pages.I
ARRIVED. .
cneensoWn ifi With mdse pass. 70 I. ". Hurst
steamship charest0G Bsiy GS July ~ wiz"
T. Kines5iry Waterhouse Of ard from Boston
T5s sia Msia vsscSis GiP spegno'e Smyrna March
schr Ella NJ Pennel OF Machias Thompson, Lepreux n.
o. iH IN Old chad WE Baracoa u days with fruit
schr ". r. kmghton, Aeseinan' baiacoa days WIN
scir Mary Leach tof Provincctown PANE Cat Island
scr Halle E. Saith lot Newburypor, Lee Nassau 10
se John 2TsS aske KSnPs6es River Tn e io'
sehr RIVAL fairow kennebec fivcr with ice.
Sem sailie 81 Evans Wi.oT;s, RICHMOND, wita ice.
Scir Bef,jaiin, Eis@oFth Whiting, with lumber.
sci. George ?. Trgg fnneksn. Gloucester with fish.
schr g. pa as jSnsoR sorsso%n D. c.
sCIoOSERs-KyEK AND CoAoIwl't
Jol +, Ross, Providence Post eoy, lrq }yn
C CIeS GGrde Hsw,LOnaon. Iac5nia New.Ic9doni
g. "; SyolS New arc J. H. Burnett haven
WiSD-sulsct. fresh, 5. clear
July a. lat ~ 49, long 81 90 bark Charley 'of Halifax
FOREIGN PORTS.
oESsTowy Jul LINE eg6ard La ia steamship a,I Par
FArHgR PoINT july 1.-The steamship Golinion, from
Liyeiioo passed in ard This eyenng -.
AIiveG iif6 brig G " Chase Paerson rhiladelpnia
' saG6S S' jaiy ' ISsaie Sdhr Lacy Handy
LONDON. Juy l7-s"ied IA ihs Malanha Lae Et,a'
xceior cay Dehi Romance. IRIS. Flora G0Jale India,
Mount WASHINGTON tae LIST DnCI iJr Hong hCngl lOtA,
o. 81 Dickle, Emma Coos Fanny p, Re nah l7tn hartaa
oTaes Genrdtloch, Meosna Capt stewart Arrived uy
H. Herman Babsou TraaescO CoLtg A. lieaton Csrmita
Str o! the Vest l4th Eepubk, Gibraltar oceaE Ad0l2h
lJth, bT,-
men un Ia, C,iuur eu. DcGrruldu, O. EedseTs 81. p
tiupln " L. burroughs Tampa; l7tl, DI=ny GurtIDaya,
Loaisa a,t,4I AnsolosJo lozlo isaac Cornelius drIune
DOMESTIC rORTc.
Port ROYAL 5. C.. July l7S-lvi. steamship City OF Da
JrulrsfCS $ c. july I7-Arriyed. schrs. Lilly. and c.
y H. Skius, ron 4e6-Gork
PURriAND SIC. July l7-ATTiYed sch. c. w. AODe from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
Broo1LYy,s Niw COMMISSIONER.
CEN. JANIS JoUHDAV CONFINED As PRESIDENT or
THE BOARD oF Police AND ENCisg.

GEN. JANIS JoUEDAN COMBINED sc rHrsIDfSI OF
THE BOARD oF Police AND tN'IsY.
I'm anticipation of the nomination by Mayor
Schroeder oi successor. President u the Board ~
Police and Excise TO the late Daniel D. Brrigg large
number Of persons present ~ tue meeting 81 thc
Erooklyn Board Of Aldermen last evening Anon; th'n
were g. Street Commissioner Robert Furry, Hugh Nc
Iaushlu Justice Thomas NJ. Riley, Chcf Clerk OF Pl!'c
Lansing, cN-Aldcrmau Plat, cN-etreot 'omnls'"icr
Tiuucy Alderman Droycr, Deputy Controller BfncA
erLon and cx-A ,semblyman Roche. The nomination OF
Gen James JOuroau for the vacant Presidency Va made
soon after tho meeting called Ia order Alder "A
Fisher moved that the nomination b. confirmed asa 'hr
motion was seconded by Alderman R'wiey. Tine "N
wa, called and the vote for confirmation was Gh nj
mous the entire Board Of p members yoiins Tor tho
nominee Tho announcement OF the vote was received
with applause. -, ~.
Jle Rev. Dr Read. the Rev John Parker. The Rev
A. q. Lawson, &. L. SWayEc. ". T. FuiH, ana j. =
Mitchell forming committee ~ the BG"utNu innpet
nnco Brotherhood waited upon Mayor ScT' der yrhtcF
DAY morning upon HIM the Cnhhl lrId'"h OF mp
poutug a popular temperance man 10 hh tbu Ndtdh'F
They submitted the OF r. l.. Hale az James MOI
ton and II either of these gentlemen were not accept
able, they asked the Mayor 10 upygu. person whose
interests would not be inmicI win fhc cause OF 'Il
p,reucs The MAYOR said ng would 'aH the haItr mo
consideration. aud promised To appoint one VINO WOuId
carry out the laN Ia the interest of temperance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
RECEPTION by coLonED ODD FELLOWS.

A banquet and reception by the United
Order OF ODD Fellows, rendered To eX-Graud Master
sewe Of Leeds England, took place last night No i0
sxth-ave The following lodges were repre- oniod: Phil
onathean No. Gi6 Terry, No. 900; Howard Union No.
337; Past Grand Masters Council, No. /, aud New
York Patriarchic No. . of this city; Alpha No.
ISL. and Morning star, No lao, Of Brooklyn;
Oriental 80 Gsi, aud st. Marks 10. 1873 OF Jersey
City These lodges composed entirely OF cOlorcd men,
and distinct from the Independent order OF odd Eel
lows, though claiming 10 receive their charter direct
from England. Deputy Grand Master W. C. II. Curtis in
formed the assembly that, 10 their great disappointment,
Mr.. Sewel unable 10 DE III attendance. and after
short speeches from the Rev. ii. n. Garnet. VIM. ii.
Johnson and Charles McKie all expressing regret III Mr.
sewels absence engrOssed letter read, which Is
10 be presented the XGrand Master token VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
RorMANINs DEMANDS on TURKEY

Reuters TELEGRAM Company have dis
patch nom Vicnn. - the following effect The llou-
mani.n memorandum cnumcrItcs the various points
uuon which Roumalil wishc, 10 maintain settlement
hy friendly understanding with the Porte Tho princi-
pal Of thee arc The admission Of a RoumaDian
representative 10 the Diplomatic Corps at Con-
santlnoplo and The recognition OF h' jurisdiction III
matters concerning Rpumauiau subject IN Turkey; The
definition OF the boundary relative To the islands In the
Dauulr; TO conclusion Of postal. telr.gaphc, and cx-
TRADITION conventions with the Porte tho recognition OF
E.Imarau passports; and finally, tho recilhcaton Of
o.. frontier al the delta Of the Danube which viii secure
10 lc Euuuunlins the FREE u,c Of its waters"
me Sid1rs Vienna special says that Gen ignatien,
,Ac Russian Eubassador to Turkey has received six
m0nth's urluugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
BURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

John AlcCabe was arrested early yesterday morn
ing charge Of burglary preferred by Mathew Rourke OF
~. 20 East Thirty IOurthsL
NarSgn mkman was arrested ny OUcer Dorlty OF
the seventeenth Precinct Police yesterday morning on
change OF grand larceny preferred by lBn4A ohcr OF NO 10
Sh,ilEst -
William and Christopher Maloy were arrested on sun
Officer ugl"y OF thu Tenth PRECINCT Ponce on
picked the pocket Ut william GllI OF NO loO
Hudson st., jersey CITY
Ilur-s Gray arrested early Yesterday morning by
O0rrr Handy sixth Precinct Police charge OF hav
ing picked pocket of william johnson " No IS DoyersL
u roll OF cloth valued al rlOO, was stptn
OF Herman Wagner Of No lS 1anas Ohetr
Meals Fourteenth Precinct Police obtained tescr p
lion thieves AMI early yesterday morning arrested one
Of them waiter named I.aIo Wey About Al hour after
ward Edward sander, Jeremiah baylor arrested on
charge All the prisoners were locked up IN the Null
berry street Police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

For Ne,r- FINLAND, the Middle States, and the
oircr lake tegi0. shghtiy pdTner, and cear or Jar
rraticr Hght SDherty 10 westerly csHdS fdg bdron
efsy on Hf and stationary or Sfight rtSe an me
barometer the lake reon, ana loHowtd du'pg
thc atght By i0cdi RAINS ia ne 6St-ndnied dtSHid.
For the south Atlantic States clear weather, except
Hgbt rains in TIE southern portion, With eastefly 70
seGth,ry winds, cloudy, rising temperature, anu hSh
Barometer -, o,, wi.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, ana the ONO valley,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, southciiy winds,
tae lover Mississippi Valley. 49,
uyer Missouri Valleys partly cloudy weather and areas
Of ram with decided change in temperature or Da
rCEcteT 20, -
ne Rcd River viii continue to rise at Shreveport and
at stations below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

OTTAWA, July l7.-At the meeting OF the
Council Of the Reformed Episcopal Church here to-day,
Rev Mr. stevens. Evangelist in the South. made in
torcsng statements In reference to the churches under
his care also read resolutions adopted by the mem
beers OF the Church of the Holy Trinity. In Charleston,
8 e. with reference To the late Bishop Cummin'
T. l. Morgan NJ New-Nork reelected Treasurer The
report OF the Committee on Correspondence read
recommending tho appointment of the following dele
gates 10 the churches: The Free Church oil England.
Bishop Cridgc the Episcopal Conference Of Canada Tie
Rev John Todd and Judge Hughes. Col Agicoy, MI
Morgan Albert Grain, DR.. A,hwOrth. and ~ q. Tying
were elected Trustees Of the Sustcntation Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18

RIO JANEIEO. July l2Cofee market very qulet prices
nearly uullnal Good fusts, j,ouO4U,tJu tts y 30 hoS
\, crlgc daily rccripiS during the wcck, 600 bags snip
Of the 10 tho Channel and NOtth nl Euopr,
sUOJ bags sales for the Channel ami North ~ Europe 0Oo
bays alrs United states, loo bags slOck toupO
bags. Fr,gh per sail 10 the Channel 90. Exchange on
London, - Ia ,-,
tendency Good Eirss 5sUOa5 go refs 10 kilos tx
no J,NiIRO July i7Tho Coffee market Is quiet; prices
maintained at 5oOOd59jo Ieis & lo hlosr'hhes Tor
Good tlrbt-. -, $500 ID, - A.. -,
neror Satos 700 q 10 kilos. Average daily re-
rcipt during the week, 600 bags shipments OF the week 70
all countries 1900 bags ha To ~ Channtl EuV, c
Mediterranean ports IOUU bags saNs LOT EuOpo oooV
bags: stock, 81 900 bags
July lJ.Conee market quiet DOWNWARD tcnGe'y
Superior santos $4,000 800 refs 2 10 klOs. ...
santos the market IL Animated prices are urn al oOOO@
D. 90 reis Tor Superior. Exchange On London 20 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
THE RIOT AT HAMBURG.
- ,nrporS sHor N COLD BLOOD.

SIX NEGROAo SHUI IN OOl1U DHOV"'
. BLOT on THE CIVILIZATION OF The soUrH-TiIt
STORY TOLD BY Gov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oR THESE CONTINUAL RIsINGs.
letter from Gov Chamberlain OF south Carolina
cano+c, Robertson of that State, at Washington,
Ills be story of the late riot at Hamburg, s. G.
Tho riot was cansed by the whites and was attended
i,b the atrocty OF six unarmed negroes being shot
y, cold blood. Gov Chamberlain says that the
narsbp,ept Of the offenders is demanded by the
tfonor of the state. These riots which take place
EN- time to time in the South, are ascIibed in a
ia,ter printed below TO the constant dread OF a
zero rising in the South the existence OF an I'M
controlled awless class there, and the feeling that 6
.s1ored man is not as good as white man.