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The platform adopted by tho Convention
| ut Cincinnati is comprehensive document.
1t includes n full declaration of principles
mud policies. 1t INSERTS tho nationality of the
Un'ted States ns opposed to the theory of a
eonfcdcracy Of Independent Stntos. II lie.
clarea TINT until The purposes for which tho
Government was established nrc fully chr.
ried into execution tho work of the Kepub-
l'can party must re1nnn unfinished. It do.
manus Congress- antt m Executive whose
courage mud fidelity slsall not falter in mai,,~
thinning the work Of pacitcation md recon.
straction Mt the South. 4 second branch of
tho platform declared TINT tho Government.
assumed, md commercial prosperity, pub.
lie morals, and national credit demand,
that tho Government shall carly ont it's
pledge TO mako provision for the payment Of
the greenbacks in coin, and steady progress
10 specie payments. A strong protest IL
matle agninst tho selection of publip officers
by members of Congress- mud for reform in
the Civil Service, md demand for rigid re-
sponsibility from ell officials The rigid pro-
hio'tion Of tile application Of any public
f,1nds for any sectarian schools or institutes
IL demanded. Thn tariff is 10 be I'D justcd to
promote tho interests Of American labor md
advance the prosperity Of the whole couu.
try. Further grants Of laud to corporations
arc opposed. Protection 10 American ,atur-
alized citizens shall 10 secured by
additional treaties with foreign powers.
Tho eleventh resolution declared it to be the
immediate duty, Of Congress to investigate
tho effect Of Chinese immigration. Tho
twelfth recommends respectful cousilorn-
tlon OF the appeal for woman suffrage. The
thirteenth demands the c1tirpation Of polyg.
amy, and tho next commeuls tho sailors
md soldiers Of tho late War. Tie efforts of
tho Democratic party to unite tho Southern
States, II successful, will reopen sectional
strifo. Tho sixteenth resolution charges tho
Democratic party as being the san,o III spirit
md character rs when it syn,pnthized with
treason aud rebellion.
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It is to be feared that American manufac-
turcrs and merchants do mt appreciate the i'm
portancc OF tho Centennial Exposition to the
trade and cou'tRrrce Of the country. We are
assurcd by all American gentleman extensively
engaged III the sato Of canned meats aud veg
csablca In London that large numbers Of
European merchants have come over to tho
Exposition for the purpose Of opening trade in
our pro'lucts and are seeking Information rs
to prices, tho quality Of tho goods, md
nll facts In rclatfon to them. III went through,
the Exposition a few tlnys since with number
Of these gentlemen, and while tho goods they
wanted were there In abundance, In only two IN
STANCES were their owners OF agents there to
give prices aud other facts in regard to them.
This ia a groat nistake which MI parties in In
teEcst should Immediately correct. In the pres
cut depressed condition Of our trade.
this grind opportunity to make the
world acquainted With tho products Of
our soil, anl especially OF our manufacturing
Industries, should be improved to the best nos
siblc advantage. More than half the benefit to
be derived from the Exposition will be lost II
competent person Is not found whenever IN ar-
ticlcis exhibited to explain my fart In regard to
It which any visitor may want to know.
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sIEn, nor tho polished rhcsorician likt
1tAfSfs' nor tho iiercotlcnonncor like BENTON
nor tic borcal blaster like the venerable
ALLEN lilo 'initcs oil those characteristics
"h'oh hlaRo him an orator 10 whom me,
ils'eh win astontshed intensity.
NOR Is Ito merely nh orator. Ila Ia n
Ss"tea1han within whose comprehensive grasp
"u eh.otaceu Oil subjects. Tho rnni1ity
WIN "h.ch ho absorbs information was II.
'"s'Fatea two years ngo. when, tin.ling Con
efcS' I'LL ehtangied on tho tlnanco and cnr-
'o1Iy 4"es!lons' TIC devoted himself for two
"cshs lo tho consideration OF the subject.
"''''' having mastered it, he Eare llss viows in
spoech WHICH has never been replied to,
'"" III which ho exploited every theory or
'nie't4o o1 hhahc'hl economy which l'as
oeet' advanced s''lco INC time when ABRAHAM
uo"sh' graveyard with silver, down to Mr..
nh!1Iss sovereign 'nterconyortib1o bond.
:" @aeio ''.,<'l'e' Statesman VINO could have
,'','oltu ~ ~, .ns sfe"s science III such time?
~ ' '"e4. ,''osae, statesman now fvlng who
l' ~, =, "eo" ao'o 10 1e"eh Tue same conel1-
"o"' oF''i ''"1 speech on tho finances
>',.'' w. I1oa"S '!'ny "cil rest his fanio.
's"csinansh'p IN not mere adherence aud
Aa 1'''o"','s .. Eafty doctrines. It is
eeo,- o,-Ano"le"ee o1 tie true, tint it
- " 1'''l'''.'ileo; knowledge OF thu false,
rl,. '"' :. 'nAy no Opposed anu defeascd. In n
,L,uu."n ,,,,I,;.". convention to nomlnato He
r r"D4'eA'! e''1,'''"''o 70 10 elected by Repub-
,'e''n 'ots7' .no ofoaaest statesnlnnshir Is to
,,sxl., " I...'t.a ~ of'la"ry candidates may un.
s non",'ta,n .s .,o s..eofy anu principles OF tho
.,si so':"n .:, lat.y' pus inc fcnl statesman IL
'o ,''''',"f WIN 'ao 1a'sehooas and heros!cs
,,a,... -. .," ''s.'e'a''ss anu IN tue hernblcan
l.s.ss .le's "to ont low men 80 intimately
"~'i."'nse'' ~ WIN oo'a aloes OF nil questions
~ -. ''s' ~ ''''.''''' recora aa partisan Of
~. NV '1'ie'''o ooe'f'nes Of Doth parties as
w. s"' Ao'As AS nepuol1eaa ho can teach
'Ao very 'a'neFs 81 ulo party while, if we
:. ,o'.u l,','e'ho nun In inc Confederate party,
"' "o"'i htauu there without peer The nd
'"'it's' " 'no 1opuol'can party Ill having
nun 'nus 'nofo'ignly posted and enjoying
nhuona1 reputation on both sidcs Of the line,
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IN Ar,erirn trEo,, ora H., f,,1t H., ..,
u, ,,,;,,o1 o,,, .,,;.,a... -. r' W."
rartv rcnrcson,a rIo ,,,a.ta.n, a'a..ta, % H.. ,''
tho c,crnsna n f,aa;,,no.; 1s".,,,, ' W. ,' ~
ham hal nm for IN No,;ona, 1,o.,,,,,:".,.
Convention, thougl, nm, a,,,,nr son,. ,,o;,..
moro ,,ort;cr1or T., ,1,o no-.,,.,, .,'a,,
solvce tlan In orv o,,,ox o,,., - ,.,a,s =.
tlec'orcd lila s,,nre,nacv ~ tho no,;on on,
tho differentiation of t1,o s,oto cavor,n,ar, @
It demanded tho maintenance ~ orarr
amendment In tho conat;,nt;,n n,o,1o IL, H.,
1,epuht;cnn nortv cnt1 nor,;o,,f,rt, ~ ~,
forcon,ont Of tl,a lova for I'm ,,roto,,;a,, -
a]l Glasses nj tim sout,, n co,la,1 for a;,;i
seryjce "bnscd mn morn, c,,oroctor nm,
capacitv. md not ao,o,v m ,,,,;,,a,I .,,,,;.r /"
It sct fortl, MI om,hotio o,r,ox;lion n n,
tlo hcrcsies of inaat;on nn1 ronua;o,,o, md
maintained that there ahnll ho "no s,on
backward on the ron1 ia resunn,;on Il
favored non,scc,or;on arl,ools ,,1 o,a,.,,,
sory education, which ore omono ,bo ,,nro
ndyanccd itlcas of tho Rcpublicon marty. md
denounced every support of scctarinn ,vor.
shin by tho State or General novorrn,out
All this In sou,,1 Rnnul,,;con do,,,;,o
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The great unwashcd held theEr primaries laat cye-
Ming under the auspices Of the various ward clubs
This min storn, proved very ,nateral wet blanket
to the enthusiasm, and, n rule, tho meetings
were ellnlly attended. Tho Fifth Wasd will, as
usual send In two delegations; and 1t IL likely that
the Eighth Ward will do tho san,p. A meeting of
tho latter club-therc nro two OF It's called for
this evening. The following IL tho result OF last
evenings work:
c: g. Cameron, payd Thornton George Ever.
hatt bart Anton licrE: Moses Wentworth, Edward Gun.
SECOND WARD.
Delcgatcs-C Charles Kern. l'nrIck Sanders. Edward
Gedy % fsaak schwe'ufufth, Denis o'suilival, N.
Alternases-w. ]. Cl!ngen. ". J. Bryar, George
's M!!ssklishn. Thonas Hickey, dcoFgo schwoIn, i.
:. Ths meeting adjourned subject to call of The
THIRD wARD..
nnrlen oeorgo ltieesn. =. n. clcary, St. G.
jain llyan, james Wood. j. II steDonala % apue' j.
FIFTH WAIlp.
The Fifth ward will send IN two delegations, Al
meeting held IN lIcaly's hall, under thy ntnpIccs
ct as %a Gas at os!os on ',st e,sn1x o
aeoss TFca smacrs a'enaf. TSy
man, John 4!astholomae; ,John, Hickey. James i.
!sa,y, D. F.: T,eaey. Michael finnsan, Usosgo
Hnv Iobn II Msn"'ey' oeoFgs Hilton. Philip
:, Az meeting held i payfas Ha!l on 1la..teed
y, " following wriu elected: Hugh McRauRa. Rsya
John lIatlny, TI,onlas Sullivan. .Inmes s. Iceiy'
n!,lnts * mo,bslen john laoman, Henry +. Sheridan,
s1yTH WARD.
etsy oos ia IT, e. g. Goasts netrf
Rlehard l>ooley. aornarl McA!anus, Frank KerrI-
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THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS


~" convention o. herman Republicans
"h'c'' asse'no'ea AZ CINCINNATI "nd at which
'"e1'y states "efo repFosented. draws con-
spicnoas atoItloh to the return to tie lie.
p'''''can party OF tne masa OF the Germans
VINO temporarily abandoned 1t in several
asatea TWO years ago on account Of local is
Sues involving principally temperance meas
u3es a''.1 '!'e observance OF snnday. This
1''orh II OF tho most vital Importance to the
i'lno'.can l'af'y' aha the most hopeful ele-
men. u lin success III tho approaching Presi-
nen''e' ~ campaign IT. WIS natural that the
ue'nsanH ~ +" CLASS should turn back to
nel'no,ice'''sm IN a national contest, In spite
u ioea1 alsauec1'ohs' Even 10 eloquent and
powerful leader as oARL 6cuunz could not
4ea" them away from tho party IN tho ua-
no9al campaign four yeara ngo, though tho
sea'''t Q! inc last ohlo election showed that
ae could BRING them back to 1t after they had
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oxissing law on tho subject, which sinoe 1880
had vestol the administration In Tho secular
powor. The passage Of tho bill aroused aucl,
co'nmotion, however, tint 1t waa with.
drawn ansi tho Minister'S resigned. Tho now
cloct'ons went largely Liberal and another
Liberal Ministry was formed. Tho ne1t
election, in 1864. continued tho Iiboral ma
jotity.' III 1870 tic Liboral party, after
having been In powor thirteen ycars, wns
overthrown by combination Of tllo CATH
o!ica with the Radicals or Progroasionista
and a fow of tho Liborals who had become
dissatisfied with the action Of tho Govern
'nent In certain reforms. Tho Dnron
DANETnAN formed Catholic Cabinet, and
nj new election III 1870 they ol,taincd
a minority in botl, Houses The Premier still
further increased tho power Of tho Ultra
montnncs by tho gcrrymandering proccas,
Which 80 intla,nc1 tho Liberals tint an out
break occurred. resulting in tho dismissal Of
the Ministry by tho King. mud TIC formation
OF n now Ministry under N. DE TnEux. In
The elections of 1879 tho Liberals gained
somewhat, and still further reduced tho III.
tranontnno majorities lust yoar, whicl, was
followed by popular outbreaks very similar
to those now occurring The elections this
year, while they have slightly reduced the
number OF Catholic Deputies, have not dis
tnrbet1 their minority, 30 thnt it is tnnta-
mount to victory for tho Catholic AIiniH-
try,-a fact which sufficiently accounts for
tho disturbances now prevailing in Antwerp,
Client, and other places, rhoy will. Of
course, be speedily suppressed, as they were
last year, and then Belgium will bo quiet
Until tho noxt election.
, 1876-06-16

The sanFranctsco papers rcport with no small
degree ot cxultatton that certain ChInamen
convicted Of petty oiFcnscs aud confined III 1ail
In that city have had their hair cut short. as
tic Chi'mTau's queue, however, is fcasure OF
Ills religion, and all interference with 1t is IN
interference with his religious rights, how
ever ridiculous 1t may appear to qucuclous
Americans, 1t asrlkcs us that thu net Is simply
HI outrage. Under the provisions Of tho Con-
etttut!on tho Chfnnmau has Just as much right
to Ills queue Us tho Catholic has to ILLS cross or
beads OF tho Episcopalian to his prayer-book.
, 1876-06-16

The Chicago produce markets wero stoadicr
yesterday, with fair activity ia tho leading
departments. Mess pork declined 25o per
btl aud closed 80 lower, at Sl8.Y5 for july
and VIZ. I0@19.l5 for August. Lard was
steadier, closing ut @ll.l.a for July aud
3lL22a for August. Meats were slatlo fir,ner,
1t 74c for bo1od shoulders, 1Oc tor do short
'1es, aud lolo for do short clears. Lake
fEeighta were quiet. at 3ac for wheat 10
Buffalo. lsail freights were unchanged. High.
wines were steady, ut sl.oS per gallon. Flour
was dull and steady. Whcat closed 10 lower,
at si.o4a cash and S1.05s for Jnly. Corn
eiossd 3o higher. Vt 453 cash aud 45sc fur
, 1876-06-16

The counsel for DEIENAr hive now Might
ed upon scheme to which they cling with
much satisfaction. Tho point III made TINT
tlc plea Of absence OF Jurisdiction recently
consideredwas q complete dotenso in ITSELF
That is, il it lad been sustained, it would
have acquitted dBELKNAr,-thereforo, nothing
but two-thirtls yoto (aH il required in vital
'Iuestions) could or can empower the scnatc
to establish that jurisdiction which would
compel the thieying ex-Secretary to COM
1nctace moro pertinent proof of lis "iuno-
CEncch
, 1876-06-16

The Now York gentleman who presented a
resolution for fcnln!e suffrage to the Cjncin-
nnti Convention Wednesday, and tho Indy
who harangaed the delegates yesterday on
the aams subject, seem to forget TINT very
R1nnl proportion Of the men and a still
s'naller proportion OF tho women Of this
country desire anything of the kind, and
TINT, consequently, n National Republican
Convention would misrerrcsent its party and
tho people of the country by approving tho
proposition to give women the ballot. If
there Is anything tho matter with this coun-
try, it is probably too much suffrage. .
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CROPS


AyocA, VIA, June la.-Thls section hns peeh
Without rain for over three werks until last night
when VIC had very heavy shuwers, continuing
through the day. and Everything smiles again
Wheat has suffered soma for lack of ram. nnd
thcre also many complaints Of tho chlnch bug;
but, on the who!s, thu cfop looks fulriy. Outs ooe
exceedingly we'll. Graas ttumr) will b. rathgr
River bottoms, IL nearly rlned -ths water hayins
covered It for the last two months or mose, II -
relied upon IN this country for to1aer. Corn l9oks
we'll and Largo ArsA II planted W. /. L.
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ROCKFORD, I'LL.


RockyoEu, ILL.,, June 15.-At the Republican
caucus held In thn city to-day for the election Ut
delegates to lhs Convention to be held heru nuxt
Saturday to nominate Circuit Clerk, Recorder,
ahcslf. and Btate's Attorney, Evans Ilakc, the
present Incumbent secured tho delegations f;om
the Third und Fourth Districts, whiIu his oppon-
ncnt. DR., Butler. Of rccatonlcn, got the ynta ot
the delegation frons Tho First and second Wards.
Frank j. ronts, tho present eN.elent sharIf, ~.
ceisuI handsome vote. carrying tic entire city BY
= taIKe majority, J.. Z. Carver, Tue present
statcs Atofhuy. a'so received I1iu vote Ut the en.
ttra DELEGATION osrr h!s two opponents, ono Of
them. 4 Prohtblt!oaIst, hardly receiving bakef's
duzcn. Tho caucus was tho most exciting ans
held hcre fur aome time.
, 1876-06-16

The British Courts Aave discharged W1Ss-
Low, refusing to surrender him under tho
existing law, and tho United States refusing
to ncgotiato now treaty enlargiug the ex-
tradition Of fugitiycs from justice.
, 1876-06-16

1t will bo gratifying news to her friends
mud to tho public generally that yesterday
Mrs. AnnanAN LINCOLN was adjudgcd sanc
by jury in the County Court, mud her prop
erty restored to lcr own control. Tho wl,ole
proceedings wero of m an,icable character.
, 1876-06-16

July Oata closed aseaty, Mt og1c for Juno
"nd o9so for July. Kyo WINS unchanged, at
714c 1'arley WINS 2@+c lower, closing at
58c for No. 2 anil 35c for No. J. Hogs wcro
activo at &c decline, closing firm at 5000
@G.20. Tho cattle trade was dull al un-
changed prices, with sa!es ut $a.50fa4.7S.
Sheep woro slow nj ;ss2.50@}4. u. Ono hun.
sl'ed tlollara IN gold would buy 3112.75 in
grcenbacky ut tho close,
, 1876-06-16

A warm debate took place i'll tho Conyen-
ton yesterday on the resolution looking to
hostile legislation on the Chinese question.
A motion to strike out tho resolution was
voted down by vote Of nearly two to Que.
The resolution itBc1f means nothing,
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can asn9
tts ,,,,,. y" "e n.h4os anu Fsahs's "o"n ~
l"s po,te 10 vote Tor Senator LoGans candidate
next fall.
Julian uawt,,orn,.s ..sovo, atn,,os,, ,,.v na
rnIinr,t,o,I T., t,.... ,..l, 1un 'o'""'es "as p0
~. r''.. ~ ING m 'ereo lflsh oats!c'cry. 'p-n
.hc Dutch." They ahow no littc refinement of
feeling ans genuine powers Of discrimination "a a,
TIM snr;nsro,n , n,av,,,.D" no,,on "aa's.. pessa,
nrtstow men of Cincinnati the last word at Cur1
schnrz-" stlcs." llut there arc different w.y. Of
sticking. and NM who st,cr. too ,oa ,onx \, ,tr,
at ss na NM av sc '"o u1as my 10 saek
.sys eosr,e , ts s,p'. ,h' 's ,ca t p
~. coase'.-,e'' Ike h'gn painter ant mora ar.
tisfIc, but Mill HfEn. painter AMI lnartlstie nta
tndHlgcs her tcrettluy ztn Of unudy cn1orInr md
profnseness In lie :wn,cr t:i,y; a. IN sii h",
,vott. !, - ''' "''''ef @''S 40 i" a'' heF
"1'x, as..,.
all the wor .Look At tho cnemie, % Of ' tno 1,c. t.
n"n'sa" pa.!y IA talf nna. 10 they sing LIE
lraf1cs Of quiet acqucscncu In tho law or tho
innd't etc.. ETC., ctc. F1r lin ,tvf. nm h,ch ri.
, 1876-06-16

The Frencl, Ministry Inns decided to accept
The principle of compulsory primary et1uca-
tion. The scheme of cdncation includes
University at Paris, Bordeaux, Lyons and
MnncY
, 1876-06-16

There in no mistnkc ms to the meaning Of
tho resolution adopted at Cincinnati on the
question of specie payments. It las the
clear motallic ring in every word.
, 1876-06-16

Tho hearing Of tho protests against admit
ting tho will of a. L. STEWART to probate
WAS begun yesterday in New York. a. large
force Of lawye1s have been employed.
, 1876-06-16

Grecnbncks ut tho New York Gold Ex-
clange yestortiny closed ut Ssaa.
, 1876-06-16

COVENANT LODGE No s.n, A. r. Il A. Nj
Regular communication ts Friday evening Mt O'clock.
nt Gorinthan Hail. ~ Ess, kxie:tt ior work ;he
Orlcr Of tue ". n. WI kEtkls, SECRETARY.
, 1876-06-16

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. IT, 4. F. I: 4. M.-11n1t.
fJ2 1.nSaiie.st. stated COMMUNICATION this tFr!1ay
evening at 70 ocinck fur bus1Hcss uf Importance anl
+. N. TUCKER, sccrcsnry.
, 1876-06-16

E1eo1cyss TlIrntrc.
Randolph street. between Clark AMI 1AS1ilc. Tn.
Engemcnt Of tho Oates urera !louHo Troupe
u Les Dayatts" and - 1rlai by jury"
, 1876-06-16

nfcTtckGr'4 Thcntrr.
Madison street. between State aud Dearborn, " Lady
Of Lyon J." and Jenny l.hu."
, 1876-06-16

New Chfrngn Thcrtre.
Clark street, between Lake and Randolph Hoo
feys Afnssrtts.
, 1876-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

A1r1plli Theatre.
Monroe street. corner Dcarholn. Variety ptrfor.
mRnCu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
MIR. Stewart and Public Opinion.

At public meeting ut the Cooper Iu.ti-
tut", during the war, ~ which Gen Scott pre-
sided, MI stewards voice proved Inadequate 10
tie audible reading Of a series OF resuIutio ions
presumably drawn by himself. save As all kent
silent ms OF course, put him at the mercy OF
a nall dozen diNtduals who apparently thought
That thoy owed him no respect, but the CON
calls OF "Louder,' Louder" and sit down ia
embarrassment.
IL must have been the recollection Of some
such untoward incidents that caused him To
drop an observation, 1t has always seemed to US
OF almost pathetic sadness, while converting
with lady not now living. Speaking to
her, on social occasion, a little more fully of
MS benevolent schemes than was his won't he
closed by saying: "Well, people will think bet
ter Of nue. after am dead than they do now"
On the same occasion he responded To con-
CALCULATIONS touching the pleasure he must Ice
deriving from his ample ability TO crafty his
tastes IN furnishing his new house. by cXcltim-
ing 30 Mrs =, 1t Is piece Of folly, a great
piece of folly"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
SITTER P.fYMENTs.
The Treasury 10 Begin Rcdeemina the Frac.
tiOnal Currency on Monday.

uOnal Currency ON Monday.
WASH NGToN, April l5.-The order ia
begin paying out the silver coin for fractional
currency will probably be issued on Monday
Secretary Drlstow who has returned, said to-day
that there would be no delay and that the order,
which he would probably sign on Monday would
60 into effect at once. There are about $4,000
900 In silver at the various Sub-Treasurles and
mlnts. Application was made TO Secretary Bris-
tow to-day for a statement showing the amount
Of coin in each city, but he declined to allow 1t
to be furnished to the press, assigning as his
reason that II was contrary 10 public policy TO
have the details known that such Information
would be valuable to burglars, and would
hnord spectators an opportunity OF COM
hlning and presenting larger amount Of frac-
uonal currency at any one Sub-Ireasury than
there Was coin on hand, and thus put the Gov
eminent into the position ~ being unable 20 70
deem the fractional currency when presented
Tho Treasury has as much bullion on hand as
can be coined until the LIST Of July with the
minis running at their full capacity.
Regulations will DO prepared at the Treas
ury Department on Monday for the Issue OF the
silver coin Treasurer New and Secretary Bris-
tow were In consultation upon the subject to-
day. The silver will be issued only In substitu-
ton for fractional currency delivered at the de-
partment. II has not yet been determined
whether the department will bear the expense
OF the transportation Of the silver TO the bank
ers and other parties applying therefor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
Bnrnum'. Colossal Centennial STOW.

1t will bring Joy 10 the hearts OF thou
sands young aud old, TO know that the irrc-
pressible L. T. Barnum will open on tho night Of
Thursday, the 9th inst, what he feels Justified
In calling the "Greatest Show on Earth" The
building OF the American Institute has been So
lectod and prepared for the coming exhibition,
and the Colossal Academy OF Object Teaching
and Daily Centennial Commemorative Celebra-
non VIII Include "a refined and heightened
bpuple-hlng Circus" saws Mr.. Barnum, in
which will DO introduced many Surprising and
novel features never before witnessed, includ-
ing "A marvellous brazilian rider Of seven wild
horses, "a patriotic musical jubilee on a grand
scale. patriotic fireworks" aud \ menagerie
containing the choicest beasts. birds. reptiles
ana mon-trositics ever presented to the aston
ishcd gaze Of a mathematician public. Among
the animals IL Barnum s $500 Behcmoth. the
only living hppnpothmus In the country Then
there are elephants, tigers. lions, CRATES boa
f"i-ti't tots sea serpcnis, seals, native Fiji ISL
andors,dwarfs. glants.and Circa-sian rirls In The
immense tanks, Ia which the malacoptery CLAN
nhp- his tahhy dor-al FIN. tho visitor viii SEQ the
op"h-faced crocodile fompinc with the white
toothcd walrls; and where the sleek and lazy
sea iphs lie a. ease hiinting At the moon-calf
ard-by. shall be seen also troops ~ festive apc-
moe"ins the solemn pachy derms and begging
The nuiutlous peanut from the by-taudlug stu
dent. Nor viii the ever-welcome happy family
be absent nor the zebra. with his stripes, the
trained mules, with their tricks and manners.
the sleeping beauty, the American eagle the POI
lai lear thc j, hno1non, tie asnadillO and tho
Only original luuuiN.
Every day viii Ice u-hcrcd IN with a national
srluic ~ thirteen guns Mayor narnum having
pr"K,ded himself with a park ~ real artillery;
through the city with all his pdraphcrualia, with
v aslingion and Lafayette on hoi setback, 1.-THE
Nndde-s OF Liberty lncarnate, high-enthroned
upon the Titanic Tahlcau-car Of tho Union"
with tho "Cyclopcan Calllope," a chime Of bells,
a free circus on the top Of the cages, and finally
"a colossal cosmographic caravan with the stars
and stripes floating all along the imitahle line,
constituting undeniahly the worlds Sumptuous
wonder as an Allegoric and Patriotic spectacu-
lar represent alton"