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The Examination OF Eugene y. X obinson Com
tinued-Mr. sage's Loan OF So, 100, 900.

tinued-Mr. Sage's Loan OF Sc, 100, 900.
Eugene n. Robinson, senior member Of
the firm Of f. N. Robinson & Co. OF 81 Broad
street, appeared at the Office Of |. 7. Williams,
Register In Bankruptcy, yesterday, ready to be
further examined by Mr. stern. counsel for the
assignee in the bankruptcy OF Daniel Drew. His
testimony was as follows
o.-now long viii i ta&e examine the accounts be-
Jon ami VIII take long time. There 10 no end to the
bUOAs, end The examination would require an expert
tant. The buuEe now IN The vaute of safe
deposit company | VIII have them brought anywhere
at time tnat VIII BE- most H,enlcAt 10 have
OWN iol furnish an abstract OF the accounts be-
tween your arm and MIR. Drew An the expenses q
the abstract would be provided for would. VIII
furnish every lacility that can IN the matter.
1t was arranged that the abstract should be
made at tho expense OF the creditors of MIR.
Drew, and Mr.. Robinson stated that at least a
month would DO required to do the work prop
erly. lie desired to make correction In his
evidence given on Monday, 10 whlcd ho stated
that he and MIR. Drew we're the unly ones in en-
ested in the gold account" Russell sage fur
uished about S2,4UO,OOO for the gold specul tons
ina -~ouey was subsequently, paid back to Mr..
Sare A. W. Il loan. Mr.. Robinson paid Mr..
sac win !, cnecx This WAS IN the years 1915.
MIR Robinson further ssid that all OF his ac-
counts with MIR. Drew were tVIiect, anu that
they could not be upset pY a'l 'ho lawyers IN
New York."
The further examination Of Mr.. Robinson was
Fixed for Monday, Aug II, when II Is expected
that a carefully prepared abstract OF the ac-
counts will be ready.
MIR stern saws that the report Ia THE Sun that
fifteen cart loads of account books might have
to he examined to learn what beoaue of the
millions Daniel Drew lost In " all street, has
had the effect OF bringing great number Of un-
employed accountants to his ONCE for work.
All the arrangements for examining the boukS
are nade, and no more accountants are wanted.
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WEDNESDAY, Julv ls.-fL0UR AND MEATS-The
market Tor nogr was unsettled Mucn Of the stock
mas sOuIto a.u Ss Veri lOw, incluJnga lno OF sour
,mS Ext a. 10 Iners Is VERY lttle irregularty
~ press ou! caieu sOanu line OF extra state taken
iOr ,hport a. - 20. We quote; state and Western
ssupernne sJz9st5.voi extra state 81, ti4O!44 10
wysvetn sprlng Mheat extras, A25gtfIO; do. Xxx and
nv Mso@sd25, do. winter wheat X and XXX. GAO
p neso,a paleh 90 l9Hts GUY shipping extras.
ts0gtOfD southern bakers ana family oranns 5000
t. southern snpp,ng exras " sbtst6 10 Corn meal
west RI " oo,esseVi brandywine, t52o6e$3.30 Rye
notprnsupernneip 1900. .,,,, -.
oo nfiner WIN SAFES on tine spot OF
10Y Dols ht w TOT mess au $500 ior extra
g5n va 70. .uur ucn,,r. aV DBL mess AZ
~ tUStSV.lo tJr AuKutt ana tsO2o Tor September.
We IN lar reqne,t Becf hams wanted at aivancing
prices. bsron auIl ana CUT meats unsettled Lsrd
Ky ~ snd mons sctne sle, zV tv. AZ tilJxt9
H. 20 Tor prime Guy VI 5ogtll % Tor prime TO cnoce
western and til55 for Contlnent refined and for flu
lure dev ry 100 tcs AZ 90 Tor August END
vi 5O9fll % Tor september closing az higher figures.
Des,d hogs lower OF b$sCghAe Choice butter in de-
nnu scitcc anu nlghrr: low grades unchanged state
,nls ana tubs lbeySic pals, l5s2sci western mr.
anu tnDs lScslsc cheese was again weak and In
ouyes IsVOri state factory .slOci western do. SO
a., w sgs h Iaoderte demand and steady at 1sS1Sc.
~ Wsstern shu neef Dy.
ON, nnn =, o asa' uu over and unsettled sales OBJ
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IndisputabIe Evidence.

ST ELMO, III July y, 1874.
n. v. PIERCE, NJ D., liufLlu, N. Y: wish to
add Testimony to TIE wonderful curative prOperties
OF your Alt. Ext, or GOuen Meulcal Discovery,
great interest IN this medicine since nret
ustd IT, | Was badly afflicted with dyspepsia liver
deranged, and an almost perfect prnstratlun Of the
nervous system. So rapid and complete die The Dis
covory effect perfect cure that II seemed more like
magic ana perfect wonder to myself and since that
time have never been without bottle of the Discov
cry anu furgatlye P'ets in the house. They are a
snhd sound family physician IN tue house. anu ready 81
nj time 10 ny 10 the relief U sckness-whout charge,
We have never had Octor IN the house since We fst
began the use 81 your Pellets and Discovery have
recommended the use Of these medicines IN several Sc
we're and complicated cases arising from, as thought,
impure state OF thu blood, ana IN no case nave
they tailed 10 more than accomplish all they are eaimed
l could You dOz'nsl. HeurY Roster, turni ure
OBJECTS SEEN IN, face ollie QUE OF ehApe scales
and erupuons without end, extending TO his body,
whlch was completely covered with blotches aud
scales, Nothing that he took seemed TO affect II par
Tie e., finally Induced INN 20 try lew bottles Of tie
Go den Me cal Discovery, win duY useo tue Re leisl
assuring him II would surely cure HIM lie commenced
Its some six weeks hlnce, taking two tlrls each
night week, then one each night, and me pscN
directed. The result IL, to-day his SKIN ls per
fccty smooth, and the scaly eruptlons are gone lie
has taken sOlne eight bottles ~ AL and con.
siders himself cured. lhs case had MED the skll OF
our best physiclans. NJ ssrs, DunsfOrd Co.. drug
gsts, Of this place, are selling largely OF your medi-
cines and the demand steadily Increases and they give
perfect satisfaction IN every case. Respectfully,
W. II. CHAhPLIs, AIT. Am. EXP. Co.-1ip
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THE IAN sTCLEN OUTRAGE.
Possibly n Murder One of the Roushs Club
bed by his Own Wife.

Michael Brown, one Of the men who ter
rioly assaulted Isaac Van sicleu at East New
York on Monday night, was before Justice Sher-
lock yesterday morning. having been severely
dubbed by his own wife. Van Siclen was
kicked and beaten while living In the gutter, and
his assallants also inflicted several gashes on his
head and face with knife, one Of the cuts
beine-on the crown OF the head, another on tho
forehead. and another under the left ear. The
last mentioned wound is thought TO be danger
Gus. and Van Siclens recovery Is doubtful.
Brown was admitted to bail by Justice Sher-
lock on Tuesday evening. and hts examin ition
set down for to-day. As soon as reea- ed he got
drunk, and ATTEMPTED to abuse his WIFE She
but for the interference Of the neixbbors would
probably have killed him. Brown taken to
morning Justice Sherlock committed him with
out bail.
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A Cemetery snperiu,cudenrs Divorce Suit

Noyes F. Palmer, Superintendent of the Maple
Grove Cemetery. Broo lyn, sued for an absolute
divorce about eighteen month, ago, from his wife,
Rachel r. Palmer. Pending the case he WIS ordered to
pay $50 week alimony and counsel fees. This he
failed to DO and motion made before Judge Neil
Yesterday that he he punished for contempt me
plalntn IA about thirty years ola and he wife about
tNentyseyen. They we're hurried about ten years 80
wife alleges thi he desired - get rid q her and that
the charg were without found tOn. She las earned
her living since they separated saese oman In New
York. but is now out Of a SITUATION ana needs the
money. The Court dNecte attach TO be issued
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A Youug Woman Killed by a Rattiesnake.

PORTAGE, Pa, July l9,-Slrah Goodloe, Laura
Webb and Jennie Wagner. Of this village, pick
ing huckleberries on WYcKon Mountain Monday morn.
Ing. Suddenly Miss Go)dloe dropped her pail aud ran
shreking out Of the bushes, excialnins rattesnak
IA biting me - she short distance and fell SCREAM
my. Liura Webb, twelve rear. old hurried 10 he
SPOT She the rattlcs and hIlt the snuk prorulng
from under Miss Goldoes dress she SELF I'd II by the
tail aud tore il loose and kiled II with cuD. One of
the fangs Of the snA<e was found hanging on Miss
Goodocs stocking The leg bitten became so ariully
swollen snort time that the SKIN burst III several
places lac unfortunate grl dled before she eoud 10
Iu-n huIILn
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People should be on their guard against
the statements Of interested parties-agents OF
several rival companies-who impudently claim
the Automatic Tension" and other features Of
the WILCOX Gibbs new aud wonderful Au-
tomato sewing machine for their old-style con-
triyances. The public, whether sewing machine
buyers or not, are cordially invited to examine
this marvel of sewing mechanism. On exhibit
tlon at Machinery Hall, Philadelphia, and 65s
broadway, New York.-Adp.
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Nh RIED.

BURBANK-wHTTE.-AtF Fort Hamilton, New York
harbor, July II, 1870 By the Rev Mr.. Aspnwa, Lieut.
Of Boston
JOLINE-LARKIN.-O Wednesday. July Ie at ST.
Pau'e Church, Sing sing by the Rev James !. Helm
:. I. D.,Adran n. JOhne OF New YORK Mary T.,
eldest daughter Of Francis LarAin ESQ of Sing Sing.
y. Y.
kIDDER-RAYMOND.-B the Rev. Thomas z. Pres
ton Of 81. Ann's on Tuesday july is, EDWARD f. KID
der TO Miss Augusta Raymond both vi this city.
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aide OF Seventy second street. ITO feet east Of Tbyd
svenue, p1b one four-ttDry brick store and tsne-
men. With lot, 25x1Oo5, 6e1 West Fifty arst street
north tide 40 cct vest OF Twelfth avenue, GO 200
sM a, d. Meick, Jr, Bro, one bu dug, wnh lot
6H'V, on We west eide Of .scond avenue ois feet
by r; ii. Ludlow q Co.. one plot 48xe0 x2ixb4, on
$500 ~ W AVN '"'e'
a. ). Reeeter Son withdrew from sale property 10
Marion, n. j., no Did being offered. '
for to-day at the Exchange.
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A Lab0rrr's Risk.

The New Jersey Court OF Errors ana Appeals
has reversed the judgment granting 5000 to Mary
Burns OF Jersey CITY for the death oil her hush and
who was killed while at In saat Ave OF the now
tunnel througn Bergen Hill. she CANNED that his
the result Of negligence on the part Of John
MICA ldreNs the contractor am rle Court OF LrrOrs,
reversing the Judgment he'd that the contractor ~
exempt Oecausg the deceased contracted with know
a1Qp ~ lip 1
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LONG BRANCH, July 10. The California Polo
Club will play game at Monmouth Park Race Course
on thursday and Saturday, of ibis week. Eighteen Calf
fornia mustangs arrived here yesterday from New
YORK. The gentlemen cOmDosng the club are naive
Calitornians ami are all nne hOrsemen. MIR, Monty
of the party Is the champion on distance rider OF
California having ridden t0e longest race on record,
namely, 800 miles, In IA hours and minutes.
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LONG BRANCH, July l9.-The cottage OF Mr.,
George NJ. Pullman on Ocean Grove avenue, was en-,
TERED robbed OF dla nonds and jew ry valued al
~ 500 evening The thieves entered the sleeping
apartment of Mrs, Pullman, where the property was
kept IN a bureau drawer. In the same drawer " re
$4,000 worth of rare jewels, which the thieves failed TO
seeure. NJ clue 70 Tue roDDela has been obtalned.
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NEW YORK. Wednesday, july 19.-Receipts OF
beeves were $50 car loads 1911 head manly
70 good steers but including loads OF ordiusrI
TEXANS. The demand was moderate at about Monday
prices with sales q native steers and oxen at from
Ssxc n TO dress rs n- t. the cwt 105ac-
10 dress 81 MS, and Of Of Texans u irGcIIoI
less than s.. v n. to drcss SO ms.
Receipts of sheep lambs were 10 car loads. on
sls head Lsmhe were weak At sore. v n. sheen dull
al 3at5 ac-the ow 1t figures reported here Tor mani
years-and the business was lnitcd
Receipts OF hogs were 50 loads, or 6,l51 hogs
none OF which we've Tor sale alive.
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CHICAGO, July l9.-Enery A. sCorrs, counsel
for Hesng and several other indicted disuers started
tor Washington TINS morning with peton containing
the signatures OF between 1000 and 900 citizens OF
this city asking Executive clenency for mis- clients.
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Arrested for the Murder OF her Child.

The dead body Of an infant was found In the
Of Leonard Hofs residence at 40 fOrteth street.
BrOoxyn. on Tuesday night, and yesterday the police
arrested Mary eansy, AGED 20, IN Eighth avenue, New
YORK, charge Of killing the child 10 which she gave
on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-20
shooting his sister.

LONG BRANCH. July l9,-rhis morning Zihe
Banger aged 10, accidentally shot and killed his sister
Phronid aged 49, with shot gun lie plsyfuy pointed
the weapon al her ana pulled the trigger, dscharglng
tue gun, anC Killing ner instantly.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales by
Peter r. Meyer one house, with lot, 25xi00, 16l Mott
street. west side $50 reetnorth o Grand street tli 900
By X. V, Harnett, seven three story ana basement
priek houses, With lots each l7lQAIo@ On the seu'h
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terna remedy for the Itch is obsolete That aud other
obnoxious SKIN diseases are cured In half the time.
without disOrdering the stomach. by Genns sulphur
Soap tho great external anuscorDutic, Depot, Crit
tentOn's, Sixth avenue.
The unts produced by ans instantaneous Hair Dye
arr like thvRe VI patuIe.-Adp,
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DITORCED.

BRONsON.-In the city OF New York, the 18TH
daY OF July 1876 by the Hon II eodorte K WestbrOok,
Justice of lne suprem. Court. Emma A. Brons
EdSard D. Bronson Cause, adultery.
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MARINE IvrELLIGENoE.

MINIATURES ALaASAc-ruIs DAY.
sun riscs.... As sun SETS. 20 Moon SETS. "a
HIUu wArEB-rBrs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov. islana. or He'll Gate. "a
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Sp,tin! Noltes.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.-w are prepared to
offer Pianos aud Organs, and second hand OF hrs
class ma aers inclu1lg waters, at prices astonsh
in0V low cash On nstainents that the poorest
need be devoid OF the luxury of good Instrument
Prople must have good deal for little money, aud
HORACE WATERS q SONS, 4Sl Broadway, New York.
selling splendid instruments for little money,
KEEP'SPATENT PARTIX-MADED REHS
shirts The best q tor 90 can be nilsned "a
easily rs hemninR handkerchief. b7l Broadway, and
No. g2l Arch st. Philadelphia
SPECIAL SALE MEMS STRAW HATES
Closing out price 90cr former price t2.00. 10 New
Church ST., up stars.
SEVENTH GRAND EXTRAORDINARILY
suge Number Drawing TO take place at Laramie Illy'
JULY "a. 1870. ,. 49,
by authority OF special act OF the legislature ina
drawings are to taAe pace Ia pupHc Auu W oe SVHr
t345 900 TO re DlsrRlRuIEp a
NOW Is TliE iINE 70 INNES1 TO GAIN FOR
TUNE FOR LIFE. 10000.
Grand Cash Prk eiVVuu,,
Grand tash Pfl2e SnuI
Grand Cash Prize. S5vVI
tAnl G. lhh lrlHc. 1snnG
G.ssn,SH Sa ae hr,sN ,........., 10000
Tickets 81 each SIX for 50 twcntynye Tor 10 ain.
Anniy or sadre.s EMORY co., Brokers, 80
81 Para row Opposite Post once, New lork WY:
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
100000
nied, Information flrn shed free.
TAYLOR, CO.; BankeIA ~
Nv, IL Wall Sta NJ. 4
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AT Camden, N. j., the home NJ Secor Robber-
son and partner Cattel there Ma Tlden and leu
dTicks Club, MAN membership VI AV0
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Arrixed-wypypsp.y.J Univ I,

Steamship Albemarle. Lewes. mdse.
Steamship Algeria, Liverpool. m Use. and pass.
Steamship Eleanorl- Portland.
Steamship France, Havre, mise and pass
Steamship Anchoria, Glasgow, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Gsert, Hamburg. mise. and pass.
Steamship san Salvador. savannah. ndse. Id pass
Br q MARY Williams, Cette, wine.
Brig Hattie VI BAN, Matamoras, sugar.
Aiso toe usuil river aud colstwiss ves,sis.
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Business aciltes.

For the C0untry.-Is ootr, shoes, (:aitersx
India RubJers, ami Bathing SHOES DOn't-go in thS
country without good tupply, AM buy them from
MILLER 4 CO, Union square.
Store closes at p. NJ. ssturdsys)
Deeaycd teeth ure not the only source q
fetld BREATH An hADl ual arrangement Of The stomach
which MIX Of Msgnesa cure, Is tne main cause.
The silk Elastic Truss. sold only by Elastic
Truss Company os3 Broadway soon permanently cures
rupture.
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That wonderful bilious rer.edy, ouirk's Irish
Tea. 1t costs oDly 25e' spsc.. age.-1dv.
, 1876-04-13

tho Committee. This Invitation ought ia
aocnre at loast n prospect OF terminating thla
n,isorah1e business. 1t thcrc arc any parttcs
having evidence, they ought to como for.
ward at onco antl give 1t to tho Committee,
and tho Committee should givo II 10
tho public. Tloso must bo no secret
meetings, no atar-Chambor proceedings.
Plymouth Church must hayo nothing to
do with II, nor, Mr. DzEonzR, nor Tear-
ful Ton,1Y, nor Parson HALLIDAY, nor any
other Of hfr. BEEouEn'a friends or pas-
tiasua Let tho evidence bo contributed, md
lot the Committoo give It to tho public, anil
the public judge Of its value. There ID no
prospect that churches, or church commit
tees, OF church conventions can ever arrive
at any satisfactory decision. The p1iblio can
If tho evidence ia presented, but 1t must
not DO siftod through ecclesiastical bodies Of
any sort. Lot Tho public have It pure and
simple, and 1t will soon Judge Of the ques.
tiou Of guilt or innocence.
, 1876-04-13

Tho Senate has passed the silver coinage
bill In an amended form,-that is, it has
stricken ont so much az relates to making
tho silver coinage legal.tendor beyond
So, as at present, and the House has
conourrod, and, Us Eoon as tho President
aigua It., it will bo the law. Tho bill as
passed provides that tho Secretary Of the
Treasury be authorized to purchase bullion
and have it coined into 10, 20, VI, and 80
cont piecoa, and paid out In exchange for tho
fractional currency. We suggest that, as
there are mnlutudeH Of counterfeit 6-cent
nickel coins iu circulation, ,-pe1hapa as many
"a there are genuine, that the coinage Of tho
6-cent ailyer pieces might he resumed Tho
nickel coin has m intrinsic value of less than
one cont, thus affording to counterfoiters q
profit Of over 400 per cent, even II they make
the counterfeit exactly correspond to tho
original. The whole nickel coinage is fraud.
ulent, even II It is profitable, aud, now that
private persons have entered into successful
competition with the Government, the latter
might abandon tho business aud resume the
1.cent silver piece. There arc several mill"
ions OF the fractional currency On deposit
waiting for this bill to pass. Large sums Of
silver coins have been forwarded to all the
large cities to bs paid out in exchange for
the currency, aud In = few daya the new,
bright, and clean silver pisces will be In gen.
eral circulation. No ons will regret the
paper fractiouals.
, 1876-04-13

T;5 lower, closing at $lsa23@1s.a5 cash and
31s.45 for May. Meats were moro active and
eaaicr, ut SIC for boxed shoulders, 1870 for do
short ribs, and 12so for do short clears.
11ighwinca wcro quiet and unchanged, at
Sl.07 per gallon. Flour wns quiet and firm.
Wheat WAS quiet and closed 40 higher, nt
s1.oo} for April and $1.oli for May. Corn
wna less active anl nrmcr, closing TO lower,
at 45o for April and 47ac for May. 0nts wore
activa and castor, closing at 3olo for April
and S21c for aIay. Kyo was quiet Mt CSC for
April. Barley WIS In better dcmnud and II
@23o higher, closing at hsl@5go for April
and Goo for May. Hogs wero dull md 100
2ho lower, with tho bulk Of tho saloa at $7.75
@7.90. Cattle were slow nt weak md irregu-
lar prices. selling at s2.6o@5.bo. Sheep sold
ut 84s74@7.5o for poor to extra. Ono hum
t1red dollars in gold would buy S1l3.123 in
grcenbacks at the close.
, 1876-04-13
pRAzEN DEMAGOG15M,

Tho Committee on Ways and Means in tho
House Of Representatives havo been playing
tho old farco Of " FREQ Breakfast" and the
actors think they have docoived tho people.
Congress throe yeara ago repealed tho duty
on tea and coffee. Tho bill before the Conn.,
mittee proposed to restore this duty, Cents
per pound on coffee and 10 cents por pound
on toa. Whoroupon the majority OF the Com
mittee shouted that thoy insisted that the
people should have free breakfast" and
rejected the proposed duty. Those who voted
to report in favor Of the duty on tca and
coffee wero MonnrsoN, Of Illinois; HANoooK,
Of Texas BuRoHAnD, Illinois GAar1B1.D,
Ohio; and CHApM, Massachusetts. Those
voting against 1t were: BLAINE, Of Maine
KE11xY, Of Pennsylvania FERNANDO WooD,
Of New York; HILL, Of Georgia; TuoK1a, Of
Virginia; aud THOMAS, Of Maryland.
This ia diagracetul domngogism. It Is an
assumption BY this majority that the people
nro too ignorant to SEQ the fraud committed
on then, by this voto. The attompt to de-
foud this vote On tho ground that 1t was In
the interest Of "free breakfast Ia too
shallow to tlecoiyo any one, and Is worthy only
codtoe WAS purely revenue tar, adding little
OF nothing to the cost OF the articles, and all
tho proceeds were received into tho Treasury.
It is ono Of tho few exceptional taxes which
are not felt by the consumer. We have fre-
quoutly exposed this fallaoy Of a free-break-
fast pretonss to which these members Of the
Committee reaosted, On tho expressed
ground that 1t would bo unpopular 10 put a
tax on those articles On the eve Of Presi-
DENTAL election.
Tho ten imported into the United States
In 1875 waa Gt,42l,614 pounds, which,
at 10 centa per pound, would have produced
,1G1 revenue. The amount OF coffee
was 8l7, ,00o. 600 pounds, which, at 8 cents
per pound, would hare produced 81, 800, 900
revenue. The aggregate revenue tax would
have been sl0,0oo.ooo.
During that samo yoar there WAS collected
from tha tax on sugar and sirups the sum Of
$37,157,e45. But this Was not all the
tar. The whole American crop Of 200, 600
tons waa also taxed In the aame proportion.
There was also protective tax. Raw sugar
la admitted at a low rate, but refined sugar Ia
charged higher tax. The raw zugar having
to bs refined, the difference Is tax levied On
tho sugar for tho benefit OF the reaner. The
consumption Of sugar and molasses In the
United States Ia very great, and tho total tax
paid thsreon wsa not Lena than 46o, ,0oo, 600, Of
vhtoh tha Qovsrnmsnt received 4a7, ,0oo, coo,
Nov, In ths soeuomy uf ths Average Ausra'
, 1876-04-13

Information haa been received In London
that Gen. scHzscx may be expected to re-
turn to that city In his former capacity, and
our Washington advicea arc to the effect that
tho President fully intends the restoration Of
the functions OF tho late Minister 10 England
5n caso tho action Of the House Committee
on Foreign Atlairs and Of tho House itsolf In
tho Emma Nine matter renders possible Gen.
ScuENcKs return with the stain removed
from his reputation. It ia probable, how
the requisite certificate Of good character, but
will, on the contrary, place upon record a
Judgment Of oanauro and condemnation. In
this ovant It ia hoped the country will be
spared The modification Of Mr. Gonxsogs 1s-
iQgtatement
, 1876-04-13

Tho story OF GEonoE M1IEs, told yesterday
to TRIBUNE correspondent at Windsor, Vt,
where M11Es is serving term Of imprison-
ment Of fourteen years for bank-robbery, will
bo real with interest. MILES was tho I" mt
chanic" who WIS employed in IT, famous
tafo-burglary as Washington, and his stato-
ments implicato Gen. DAnoooK and ex-DIs-
krictAttorney HARRINGTON in that conspiracy.
Gen. BApcocK pronounces the story Of Mr.Es
false In every particular.