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was an executive, business talent He showed
what he to be in the first go-oh ~
recorded in that amusing story which Nus
how he invited certain halfholiday to go rnng
with schoOmate. He was asked 10 get up Dehlhn 'be
gver OF the INVITATION but he fatty refused TO ride be-
hind anybody. and the meek Quaker schoolnlae gave
way and let West hold the rens "Thls IL the last time
shall ride" said the boy, for tomorrow am to be
'prenticed to tailor" "What," said the fn-
ture Court painter to King George, I" what, are
you really going to be tailorP y Yes
said the other, 4" and what you going to be "l"
said Ben "am going 10 BIZ painter" 81 painter
WHAT is rhati That is trade never heard or" ~
painter" said West is the companion OF kings ami
emperors But do you really mean to be tailor ~
Indeed do" "Then stop, and let me down. for VIII
never ride with one who is willing to be tailorV
We know how West had his wish. How his first inter
view in Italy was with a Cardinal who showed him the
Apollo Beyederc when West made that striking criticism
that showed his insight and his Independence ris Ike
a young Mohawk warrior" How in England, the
friend OF king-almost his oounselorhe encouraged
the kings love Of art and was III iaet
the real OF the Royal Academy and
the founder OF the National Gallery. How when ne saw
Napoleon he said have had the boldness to recon-
mend to him the example OF Washington And finally
how he, a man without Imagination, without culture,
and almost wonderngly think without taste, made
the first heroic step in the direction OF truth
to nature and loyalty TO common sense In the
treatment OF historic subjects that has been as Loyalty
followed since in England, and that was followed ~
later day in France His +" Death Of Wolfc, the pie
ture sent to Exhibition by the Queen. was the first
modern historical picture Of note in which the actors
were portrayed dressed In the costume OF their
time and nation. IL created revolution
for which, If we had nothing else thank West for
owe him hearty gratitude, but after all it ia only con-
trbution to literature and has relation whatever 10
Art great artist would to-day turn all our heads ana
make us admire Battle OF Gettysburg fought by
whirlwlnd OF golden and swarhy naked heroes, even
though should rebel aud mld beauty should be
driven look 1t through the sticks OF her fan e. O.
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THE RUSSIAN ARMY MOVING.
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, June 6.-Padro & Co., importers
Of jerlcd beef failed to-day. Their liabilities
81 100000.
MADRID, June 6.-Advices from Rome say
that the prospect Of understanding between Spain and
the Vatican Is good.
LONDON, June IA dispatch to The Post
from Berlin says that Prince assan Of the khedve
Of Egypt has resigned his commission in the PrllSsan
army lie goes Egypt where he will be made Minis
ter Of War. ,
MADRID, June 6.-The Premier says that,
owing to the state OF political parties In Spain. the Gov
eminent maintains the right to suspend the constltu-
tional guarantees. He says also that "a reduction OF
SO 100000 will he made in the military expenses
BERLIN, June Gin consequence OF the
Judgment OF Bremen court, Prince Bismarck as Chan
cellor has issued notification prohibiting for two years
the circulation In Germany Ot the N0rddmeTiod, inc
weekly edition OF the Phiiadeiphid VOtksbdh
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CORRUPTION IN LOUISIANA.

DEFhULTERs COMPROMISE III THE GOVERN
MGNr-IHE COMMITTEE ON THE TRACK OF AN
OFFICIAL REPORT AGAINST CASEY.
NEw-0RLEANs, June 6.-Before the Con-
.tssiolal Committee to-day, c aries W. Lowell, ex-
Postmaster who dcfaulter for large amount in
1875 testified that the Of $l450o had been raised
10y his suretes and Others as a compromise with the
Government for ~ 900. shown by the quietus dated
June 20, 1874, and signed by the Auditor OF the
treasury. This money lad over to CONGRESSMAN
Frank Morey, VINO conducted The adjustment in WASH
iugOn The testimony OF the sretes the bond prove
that larger of money raised than is specified
IA the article OF the compromise.
Several witnesses called who testified that during
the campaign OF 1872 money paid by persons the
Cusiomhose to persons who did service for Gov
erument The Chairman OF tue Committee received the
following dispatch:
JACKSONVILLE Fla, June g.
Wicker, Collector. Key West. left for Washington to
his testimony. lie has private copy of his report
against r,,ey. HIS official one was suppressed by
boutwell,. Wicker has often h.vatcned To
mm produce copy W. A PERRY.
Wicker arrived on Tuesday and has been suhpcnaed by
the Committee. He will probably testify Oh Wednesday.
ExCongressman Sheldon WAS called and examined rea-
tive 10 meeting Cen Porter Gen. Babcock, and Collector
Casey Washn on, and discussing the appointment Of
Billings as District Judge alter the Senate failed to
firm paree. Casey supporter of the latter aud
proposition made him change his support in favor OF BIZ
iincs SHeidou declined to testify concerning
aon with Cas"y the subject Of the JudgoShp so far
as related to tblrd persons.
Major George L. llead = Army appeared before the
Committee, and ado saten Mt DEM ing the charge ~
bribery made against HIM by MI Sceye IN Washington.
He declared that Scelyc on red him the majority or TIE
regiment he would station troops at certan towns in
North L"niShua Tnis was in the Fall ofls7i wnen tho
witness hdd command of the post AZ Monroe. The troops
TO bc used FOR political purposes and Head refused
70 grant tne request lie also testified that Mr. horey
was t1e political influence which they exercised
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TEIEEEAPuIC NOTES.

Boston, June G.-lhry are still unloading the
wreck OF the viii be decided whether
sol the wreck at auction.
AUGUSTA Ga. June 6.-Ex-Gov. Bullock left here
THIS afternoon for Newl lie WI. return Fall TO
alsW u the indictments against him.
NNNCHrsT.R n. H., Jnne 6-The ravages of tho
Colorado bug herr and in adjoining much
aplIt among HilInelA
CouoEs n. Y, June 1.-THE threatened strike in
Mills has been settled the employees accepting
the reduction OF - per cent and ali returning TO work
BosroN. June 6.-At Beacon Park to-day two
races we're trote yZ 3mnue class for 5000 winner Chris
the Ia 2!0 18th. 2i0 and 2;zS clasa FOX VI 9OO wnasx
n A. IN 22e "a z2sls. 2.27h
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AFFAIRS OF THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
NEW BASIS OF SETTLEMENT PROPOSED WITH THn
GOVERNMENT.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.l

lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Pacific Railroads
TO-DAY submitted TO the House Judiciary Committee
new proposition a basis OF settlement OF the differ
ences between the roads and the Government. The
propositions submitted by c. z. Huntington
behalf Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
and by Mr.. Dillon behalf Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. IL is in lieu Of
all previous offers for settlement, and with
draws the proposal that the Government shall receive
back from the roads portion of their land grant at
valuation Of 81 80 per i'm sufficient quantity form
4 sinking fund OF yl5,OO0,oOO, and makes the direct
proposition that each of the companies shall pay to the
Government 100000 per annum for the term OF 10
years, aud after the expiration Of 10 years the Of
$3.50 900 per annum until the entire indebtedness Of the
companies to the Government is lquidated.
The proposed annual payments TO be in lieu Of the
i've per cent OF net earnn and other claims OF the Gov
eminent against the companies account Of bonds,
interest, &C., under existing law. All due the
Government from the company they agree shall be
sidered a part OF tho debt due the Govern
ment this portion OF the claim Of the Gov
erumcEt, The proposition offers 70 pay interest
at the rate Of per cent per annum until this portion Of
the Indebtedness shall he liqudated The Companies
ask that Government shall exempt the land granted
th from all STATE territorial aud municipal taxation,
long time the title shall remain in the Government
or be held by the Companies
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published in every morning paper in the country TO-

day.
An enthusiastic supporter OF Mr.. Blaine, and
personal friend of Mr.. Conkling, in converse
ton to-day agreed that their respective candi-
dates would be the only formidable ones
before the Cincinnati Convention. They were also
of the opinion that If either of these two was nom
mated the Great Unknown" was more likely to be
William Wheeler of New-York than any one else
The necessity of carrying NewYork in order to elect
the President, the fact that Wheeler is popular in
his own State, and that no enmity exists between
his friends and those of Mr. Conking those of any
other prominent Republican politician, coupled
with the fact that Mr.. Wheeler would be the
second choice of many of the Blaine delegates, led
them to that conclusion.
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prrarNFss NOTES BY TELEGRAPH.

T,rvroN Mass June G.-Thc Whttenson Mills
mr.. cos, owing 20 ske. The being dull they
sOOn
ErpF,to A. " june G.-rhc completion OF the
iri ro narPo ruage route Phacph by The Enc and
I Valley roads celebrated to-day BY an ohciai eAcur
sion 1900 80
RosroN. lime 6.-rhe Atlantic Cotton Mills will
cio. u t,e eth owing eLOaIrAssn"hlr Ae utntA aIe
The assets above this amount are s fo-,ooo
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THE METROPOLITAN BANK OF MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, June G.-The Metropolitan Bank

OF Montreal is difficulty II is proposed to reduce the
stock and analgamate the concern with some Other
bank Serious charge, made against the directors by
Mr. Rhodes OF Quebec, who claims $4,000 damages.
owing being deceived into buying the stock OF the
bank through audaory documents issued by the Board
Of Directors. IL charges the directors Wit &ppTO
priatiHg the banks money to their own use.
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TURKEY AND TIE GREAT POWERS.

T..
1t is believed here that an understanding
will be arrived at with treaty Powers before Russia
takes any step relative to Turkey.
CoNsrANrINopLE, Tuesday. June O. 1876.
II said that the Porte has consented 10 grant the in
surgents an arnisce OF six weeks for negotiations
APPEARANCE OF THE DEAD SULTAN.
The Vienna dspatch OF The Daily hers says an eye
witness reports that AziI found almost naked, hall
leaning on couch before a window. lie
seemed as though he had BLEED TO death In full view
ot the sea Blood spattered around on the
noor We shown pair OF scissors ten centimetres
long and also cuts beneath the inncr-bcnd of the
Tue sERvIANs READY FOR WAR.
The Times Vienna dispatch says:
Although the statement that the Prince Of Montenegro
had notified Baron RodIch Of the conclusion OF an ain
ance between Montenegro, SerSia, Roumania,
aud Greece proves to,alIy ,, nIiou thn' SIT
via Ia drifting into war. The Turkish forces
facing Sc,l been reduced 10 1000 men In conse
drutc ~ rtachmeuts being sent To quc the bulgarian
Insnrrcctiou The Sorvins under according 10
the lowest estimate number 10000.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY MOVING.
PARIS, Wednesday. June 7, 1876.
The Essfette reports thai the RUSSIAN army 10 march
In 10 the frontier When IL arrives ut Pruth, the Sell
yians Will commence hOstil!ties.
The Grand yizier has issued n letter declaring: "The
Porte accords full amnesty to all insurgents who will
offer their submission. To give them time TO do this the
Sultan grants a six weeks armstice subject to move
to maintain the concentration OF troops
and the rcyctuang OF Nicsc."
The above has been communicated to the Due Decazes.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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has promised me. But do not get definite understand
ing with him as have with you. shall he in Boston IN
lew days. and shall then have an opportunity To tax
matters over fully with you. ] disposed TO think
that whatever do with Mr. Caldwell must reaiiy be
done through you. Kind regards 10 Mrs Fisher SIN
cerely, j. q. BLAINE.
w. F.. IT..
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WASHINGTON, June 6.-The following let
tiers of the correspondence read In the House yes
terday are additional to those already published;
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Very hastily and sincerely Your friend,
Fisher IndIa-St Boston. j. ". BIAINH.

AUGUSTA, Ne. July ., 1863
NY DEAR Mr.. FISHER: You ask me If | am satisfied
With the offer you made me OF share III your new Ii
road ENTERPRISE OF course 1 more than s1tisii
with the the terms of the offer think II most liberal
proposition. II / hesitate at all, 1t Is hCm
rronsidcrations I'm no way connected with the
character Of the offer. Your liberal mode of dealing
mast gbt wears has not pas sed without my full appre
citation What wrote you on the 27th was intended
10 bring Caldwell a definite proposition That was
an 1 20 10 Boston by the train that carries TINS
letter and Will call at your Office tomorrow at IL
II You don't happen he in, natter don't put your
salf ~ any trouble about A.. Yours, ). @. b..
Afr Eishe
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

4 I-GRRAr ExECUrOR,S SALE
A TTE SHHSr q 1F FSsS sAh cAFP ~
aPHsHS TIE SHS5kS1S 8 Sfyh
RdBH bsKh 4IhHs xAIrs sSoFs hHso hf
WILL sS sSES ~ PuSEIs AyoT,os
Al rklsSTE yqtosk srAhkh Il Ess 81 EAR ssS
AsiEE fIiE ziISiSHP.SS. xEfSSER SSs TRIAL AND
i5 hands hh yssrs sld dark brown in COLOR raised al
81. ss.ss aIS"s
soSss 1 Which s' he
very prompt pleasant drivcr docs not shy good
dcs. sSa nov DS. osa a ns o
called the above horse he is OF the finest road
A's Il s srs *
& ss su GS.%Ps the .' 'hs %
bus years old l5h hands high; trotted st Auburn
Two w. .. aSs sn
present owner he Is prompt. stylish driver doe; % not pull pull
horse good gated aud safe ior any ordinary driver has
% week.. Ssadas in as1 @ and ss, Which shows Ss
he stylish in h.rnsss and cannot 10 surpassed s
This Sorss a. he Is one 81 The Ssndsomss horses this city
and Al. an a MOST ss
coach road lorsss in the city 10 hand; high and
ssG BY baa.Ssn Chief dsn breed they sIs
perfectly broken single and double and bs oasyed
Y s sn'
=. family 10 time
parpose they be they have mild dis
Sy "ns mot afraid anything
are Without excsption the nest team Of big horses this
city and are wsrrxntsd s1nnd ana kind
olarss,o sired By Rhode Island. the Of Governor
sprssus dam BY second raised , q rros
ssis ing four other % colts in ss7 ss she
taft she and Ssss
would of the fastest in this country she
training IA p.cmpt pos..n. driver does no.
pull shy good xsed and good 20 the pole and Is
vaES kIHS4ST sIiSS ~ %SD FAST TEAM , or BAY
rs:s: ~ s.s srs
and ys.n old Lady allen r.,;sd q, Kings.on 1
3 sIS . :s ssss,
others and when r.. was .sa BY
ssss ss sss
DO p. good Sns S esu s IL
yh S n lying on their backs and viii not
ay n are hsy ssn ogsS @
and are warranted sound and kind
VkKY FAST rROTrING MARE LADY RTAR, SIRED
by Conklins STAR dam by Psaxa years DID, 1917 hands
high dark sorrs color troted In col. stake
years old in :6 Mystic Park Boston, beating
Walter Cstsk Chester and two Others, in 2 10 29h
beating Wadron Maid Othello and four Others In 26,
2:24 :25 she Is fne road mare, good gated; Is
not excitsle company: does not pull when speeding
docs shy safe Tor anybody drive
sound and kind.
Carriages consist Of
ONE COACH by ADAMS CONE.
ONE LANDAULET, BY WOOD BROTHERG
ONE EXTENSION TOP PARK PHAETOS,
POLE AND SHAFTS
ONE SIDE BAR TOP WAGON
ONE LEATHER TOP PONY PHAETON.
ONE OPEN TROTrING WAGON.
COACH HARNESS; ALSO LIGHT DOUBLE
AND SINGLE HARNESS.
BLANKETS, ROBES, SHEETS. WHIPS, BOOTS.
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE. WITHOUT
LIMIT. RESTR!CTION OR RESERVATION, AT II
O'CLOCK PROMPT.
Bv order Of
PETER f. CRAM ExecutorI
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An ExRCUTOR's SALE,

A n ExECUTORs SALE.
a uroxorn6MW, AZ rFRh5o %Rib3T, SuSEFGSM sSEf2SMBER a.
SvS5 zsE q FHsE fHa
81 SGt2cK Htn Fak v1LGastE fEGaErt rtAsr
Es MlIH SssASg
yEFH FHs VEIL aHE
SOIL HS xH!Sa Hys5 Sss!E!SEt!
sEfT R1sT
THE VERY PAST s1sss jSSssos BROWN MARE
TSs"no dam p.S
Girl and raised by j. }. Bates Orange county. New
rrGE rH1E' VERY FAST AND HANDSOME BAY cELDINa
snasr asr' ASSslaS dam Ms. Russell: By Pilot Jr grand
dam Sally Ra:,S BY BY Bssn grand as% % MaS Ms.
burn Farm, Ksasasky :. rotsd .he hy. yearod
sr %S s5s nrros BOY
e.1s: :sa nSy
s S..:: !. y yssn n'; F. ssd & s;::d h. Is:: s::
!;eorrs. Of sisas Royal soxs dam, julie BY coats.
ss sl 4
sd q ~ 20! sss %sr
P 'SSS VERY pa sP sTd As6 BAY eELpsa
Young CALENDER years old ia hands; ;oss IL IN colo,
Highlander dam by imported Rockngham xranddam
BY imported Mensger grand granddam by Russeils Fear
nought Raised by Captain NJ NJ Clay, Paris. Ky. Was
entered in 40 class at Covington when he record Of
49, trotted to the pce in 81. He Is fully warranted
sound and kind in avery particular
BThs above horses viii be all fourd warranted in
every particular fwentfour hours given for trial and
animation. Any horse not found warranted be
10 o'clock saturday morning and sale will
be annullsd Sale will take place rain shine No post
ponsmsnt All are invited to ride behind and test the
speed Of the above horses time previous TO he
Carriage. consist elegant extension top Phsstou
pole shafts fall spring pole and shaits
bar Wagon. beautiful top Pony Phsoton.
One fine set light double Harness.
Three sets dne single Harness.
Two suits Coachmcn's Livery.
Stable fixtures, Feed, Hay, Straw, &c.
JACOB p CHAPLIN.
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Ab4 SAS, ,TIssELL KEAnSEys y Ys4I3 At THEIR MART.
TOMORROW FRID4nY};, n};, 6tr sErrrExBER %.
ELEGANT PRIVATE EsrasG1sHaExrvERY y qGk3Eh srv1.
ia ana "ns ysars oia Ind and true in =. harness; tssc
from ss one s1. ~ hs @ and sra s IN nVS ss
city and sold only on account OF the financial smbar
FINE GLASS LANDAU. GOOD AS NEW. BUILT BY
onSTEE%HSs sS9i TtRSoSfHSxY M ST. HORSE IS. HANDS
than minutes; has been driven by lady and is war.
Ss SSr sps sSSb s sSdos II 's COOP ORDER BUILT BY
FIFTEEN ss"STif "TilEk FINE soAD. FAMILY AND WORK
coufE' iS'iss Is rSnyEor ORDER, BUILT BY MINER
5tS 9sR Il f2SR aSSD
Two four wheeled Dog Carts
Top Pony Phsstons and KocxAways
Top S"a ROAD Wagons. y s.ss: Si%ss sss,.n. 80
stock now on exhibition.
4 UCTIOy HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
NJ near University piscs.
qE aAS SP GE 4SS Hp
e FROM "a HOURS TO 8 DAYS FoR TRIAL
3 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIA.
BILE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
: GENTLEMEN HAVING HossEs OR CARRIAGES
to SELL those wishing TO buy will End business
continued precisely the strict and honorable
principles which have always characterized the eslngs
OF and the aud confidence Of the
business community as well as the public ~ large.
A TOP WAGON, TOP PHAEIoN AND HARNESS;
Amust sold offer; they good as new. l35
West Jlst st.
At GREAT SACRIfICE-OSE NEW PONY
Phaeton splendid English Dog Cart and four Road
Wagons; for sale cheap. l26 East Broadway
ALDERNEY COWS AND CALVES FOR sALE--AD-
Adrsss box ITO Post Office. lrvington on Hudson, y
n haeton Harness, nearly Lac West 10th IT..
near broadway.
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wli'p MmsIeld, AlymHdo aud Cross
.,~, arrives Ht pm Wednesday and
u.y; departs Monday and Thursday at
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A highly cultivated farm with good house,
barn, orchards, ETC., In Illinois, for Texas
lands, or Dallas property. Address Editor
Herald. lyld-u
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Oh RnNRrs.

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Apply to Il a. Blake, corner Elm and Aus
tin, Dallas, Texas, AuglG-2t
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cu'.,, .ir, ID. delivered regularly each morn
t't '1,ul'y hour, 'ONuy plrtot the city
IuDuros "as @l' f Sn1@ n al ,S OF f9e
.,o""''. inner viii 0bllse by reporting M this
U,lp.
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Ten dollars reward for the recovery of "
white pointer dog, Wtth yellow spo 5, we'll
trained, and answers Ia the name Of "Htc."
J T. IRRELEVANT, jg,, Insurance Agent,
Elm street, Dallas. an l1-2t
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Wanted

To sell five hundred acres ofland in South
east Missouri, cheap-will perfect or will
exchange for Dallas city property. Address,
f. Y, this office. augS-2t
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The party who took from }. N. ogden Is Of
flee, llarper's magazine, for September, will
do favor in returning it TO b. NJ. Flood.
Nugl7-2t
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Old papers for sale ut this office, in quaint
lies To suit. VI u a hnnhred. iy.l.tf
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Combination Lock safe
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

Halls patent, cheap. Apply to c. b. Her
aid office. may iU-u
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MnmirlI.


will work for Sl.OO per day, In order to
make II living for my family. Address W.
e., ID Il aS POSt-OtliCp. uuglB-2U
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Old papers for sale at .thiS office in quanti-
ties to suit at 81 II hundred. jS2@tf