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ssles a., On ,he 'P9t Sls tcs at tIis7 for prime ~.
flNSrS "a ~ ICE q 81 y foI june al s2lasl LOS
~ , erDsr Dressed eogs steady at 7A@sc for city.
sYaul. tneesc Jul and weak at 90 lie. Eggs
fa fd, ac,lve aua 'tesdy az losiic. per dosea.
,1oIIoN-Spuis teluccd 1I0c. Mtddling uplande,
a. 10 ~ Saies l'pS oses. Futures declined lloe
September ~ ',eN' ~
,SEGcsNHs- RIO coffee was quiet and unchanged At
!lfGlSAc., gold sales 1000 bags at Bal in,re ~
aogsc gold sock hcru OF i?ilO bags. Mid cofiee,
we're QUE Of 16691Sc for Msrieabo ana 2Oef2sc Tor
java Java gold. Domestic nee steady At 5a6Je, hsgoon
tOu 70 tine 81 ent oi 600 bagH hand $40 gold pcf
40 ns; Moiasses was quiet but unchanged law
hushs wetc nrl, with rr, Nv good business far to
e.o1 denning gIades g sales 724 hnds aud
lfO Do1es lneuding mOlasscs ades, AZ NC; Cubs
n nuscovano ana Porio Bicos Ss97sSa7 1.foa 7has4
1t 10A@1OAsc. for hards.
kJNDRiKs-Naval stores duiet, but spirfts tur.
peniine rensnsd STEADY a. Soe rosins, howeyer,
rctroeym though qp,et remained arm y SIS sssic.
freshis we're rather quiet aud rot as steady of late.
Gram 10 Liverpool, W steam, Sd do. TO London "
eau, sad DO 70 Bristol. BY sail $40 DO TO Gasgow,
by st. am. pIsS1Od 40 to Cork Tor ORDERS o. 3D. do.
70 direct ports e VIC Unlted Kngdo n es refined pc
troeum from PniladelDhia 70 ,nburg Bremen, 81.
1sfd. DO. from do, to the German Baltic, A. 7lsd.
Nhlrkey dull and unsettled 90 bbls sold on pr-
vate terms t1.OV bid and q .OV< asked.
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Business flol,tts.

fever ssthms fever aud aguc can nnd relief by Wis
iting Fire Island Beach Trains leave Hunters Point
p.35 A. NJ. and l.3o p. NJ. for Surf Hotel.
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Mrs. Augusta Drummer hanged herself IN her
rooms at 400 Fifth street yesterday morning. When
she was found one OF her little children prattled
lie dead mothers body and the other slept peace.
fully IA Its little cradle. Mr. Brunner, who ls shoe
maker, lad gone out to hls work. Mrs Bruuner, who
vas " FEARS OF had shown evidences Of INSANITY
having frequ ntly locked hers 1T her ROOM say
lug that she vas haunted by ghosts.
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LITTLE BEAVER, Pa. June Two weeks ago
Mrs. sallie Fadds, aged widow, who had lived for
many near this place, disappeared. The only other
inmate OF the house was daughter named Rachel WHO
has been insane for some time, On sunday last the
the body OF Mrs. Faddls, literally chopped to pieces
Was fOund In closet whose existence Was not known
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FINANCIAL AvD COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, June S-P. M.-The stock OPP
erations did not develop any features Of special
interest, except the sharp decline of Pacific Mail
from "a to 2lH, ON report that the directors
would call upon the stockh olders for pecuniary
assistance. Soon after the opening of business
there also a rumor that the Grand Trunk
Railway had reduced Its freight rates to Chicago
from 20 cents per hundred TO 25. and this in con-
nection With the stampede In Pacific Mail, caused
drop in Lake Shore from So. to 531., seller 8,
while Western Union so far sympathized as to
Yield from Gs,. TO 6S, seller Q. Tue Western
shares were k0k lower, and Pacific OF Missouri
further declined to 81. on the commencement
OF foreclosure proceedings in accoi dance with
a decree Of the Missouri courts.
After midday, how ever a frmer tone charao-
terized the dealings, and the market closed
strong at about the highest points of the day,
though business was restricted because Of the
absence of operators at the yacht race.
The strength OF Lake Shore In the afternoon
practically gave tone to the remainder Of the
list, and this stock was quite freely bought by
parties who entertained a belief In a dividend In
july. Michigan Central advanced / 2 cent. to
4,k, and Pacific Of Missouri rallied also y cent.
to Ga. the latter on the understanding that the
Stockholders Will In some way be recognized In
the reorganization Of the COMPANY.
The total number of shares dealt In was u.s.
"a; of which P,ciac Mail represented $500;
Paul. $500; the preferred $500; Ere, $3.50;
Michigan Central, 2,4O; Pacific OF Missouri,
2 T Wabash, b.OVO Union MINING CO.. 200
Northwestern. SO; the preferred, 1.5OO; Rock
Island, $40; Morris and Essex. 544 New jersey
Wells-Fnrgo Express, 500; Alton aud 1erre
Haute, 30; Harlem. 2i5: II ,nnib.l and st. Jo-
seDh preferred. 10; \. Y. Central, 20); ST. Louis.
Kansas City and n. preferred, 40; G., {. and l.
G., lqS; C., c. c. aud /; 100; Union Pacific, 100;
The gold market was stronger and higher in
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

II. G. FRIEDMAN co, BANKERS AND BRO.
kers, " all ST. are paying the very highest premium
| for fractional currency ami American SILVER.
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Rupture.-A permanent cure bv Dr. NARsHS
treatment SILK elastic sOckings abdominal belts.
shoulder braces, ana surgical appliances OF every
description. Vesey ~, Astor House. opposite 81
Pauls Cnurcn
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The Ecclesinstical Assembly thnt rdjourneA
In Brooklyn last week did not forget KNOX, the hat
ter Many OF the pIOnlin Ont Inumb ~ visited kNOXd
elegant stores 2i2 Broadway Of Fulton st. and
under the Fifth Avenue Hotel and supplied themselves
with hats worthy Of their dignity.
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Di-ense excretiors OF the mouth, which pro.
duve decayed teeth and fmtd BREATH Instantly
rected Oy the use Of BLK of MAguesla.
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tic Truss Al 7l6 Broadway before 0uying any other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

EverdeIp-, 3O2 Broa dway, Elegant wedding
aud call cards orders Of uancng foreign note papers,
Low prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

supplied ~ Elastic Truss COMPANY oS3 Broadway
Is Datronlzcd BY intelligent physicians and surgeonf
everywhere.
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Stt Gram,

EIsSELLsICEC CREAM, u Bible House Rect
III the city. EAcurlOn festivals, retallers % cent?
per quart special attention 10 0utQt.tOwn orderN
summer branch, Nv West l4lAk t
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Etlieious 91olites.

TUE GOSPEL TENT, sam ~. west Of ana near
Il oth nv Gre ~ carr leii 70 crus~tuwn Hnel pass
the tent, The k-V. stephen n lying, lr., and others
WI preach NJ, 1hos ! fcrhlns 'nd a chorus win
conduct the Hinglns Oshcb, Singers ana Christian
workers want "a Tor Whole or par Of the season.
Send names To = 7 Williams. 90 East i3i ~. COntrl.
buttons for the support OF these services may sent
to r. l.. OWENS. Treasurer 40 k,st ga ~.
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oh My Head How IL Achesi
Yes, we hear IL every day. Quirks Irish Toa
will cure YOU. Sgld BY lruggAu.-Adc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
DECISIONS-MAECMls.

sapyemc Court Chamb@s-BY Judge D3nohue.-
ChecA ostei VITA L. L. owen Tor 10 Gays Ma as
49, n'J h a' rma1 pe.s so"ty Slater oi DcieL
Grluei. Wilkinson aad another AIT Or'!s-MOuon sIa"eo
superior Cowt-SpeciGl Term.-By Judge Curtis
ait DTowOrefcd that tho l!in;ih have Judgment
Charging ball irm liability Cassidy ct al ag Gargin ct a.
Report q referee conLre and ndsment o. iotecios 10 and
sale orerei. Godi OF as Hazard OF ri itostrs 81 love
q all Morga9 as 5ir9oI DuEin asc % gaB
Forest ast Forcst.Neicrece ordered GHleit et AZ ag
sp1ng ct a.-Ortcr granted and undertakihg apgVNtM
Ijlmage ag spOloru.-Caso and exceptions ordored On
iiy Judge sosw.ck-o'Brien, &C. a;t. The Commercial
Fire Insurance Co.-Ordei settled III. :, -, ,,,.,
am Ira,i alo~aace q 80 is granted 70 Dc
iondans Davis, &C. aSL Hem 81 a-Domurer oNeiraed'
Common PieIs-t0a1r' iTm-By Cmei Justice
C. T. DAILY and Judge! J. T. Daly All Van lioSsen-
ast Ack!er ct al bsgS9ss aS I r jIr
argued aad reversed. nay agL Meld, Doleycr aL wade
i'm agt The American Literary Appeals eiinssel
i>cey as! Mack Of al Ca,saeeer Az smt harltn as
MoSiahon Castro ast Lenyon ct al s.p9eid agL WEBB
AIT Korner. hartford &C. ayt Mueller Noa ulaAn sgt
lcr smith sgt ehna Lea@y ast III MayoT si
ag briggs aud ano.Ared ami Judgments affirmed
Nerasr Rcsan at Kerer Iipton AIT Keraer
saisTaa asi Hsraar EsseiSaa ast Maxwell Whaien ast
Brown; isaacs ahd ano ayt hola Jenny ag. Ds1o %
wilson and aEo Lode aY Gshss t''S S BARK AMI
a asS asinRa act sehrs6er ct I'll Webster
at Decring. Arsael and judgments, ross !. ed
Jacob AIT Tao iiss Band uranderi aEI 9ols ierapn
al all Maler agt Fzgrrid-Juiaaent affirmed Oy dealt
Watson whllb,ck Artman ct al agt Bnsham el al :
Flint ami ag Corbct Taskcr r ct "a Az ellaee
Funks ag'. PhWniX sick Association; Mhsllhstoh agL
Raumell Jewell agt heinAel suSshni ag fmth C8hMy
AIT IEe MAYOR SG Eibcred Digger Gegera AIT Braun
,ia4r et. Chaslrr; Halliday ggt CarIaan; HaSlna aSt
FOX Martin agt IA American teTary Bureaus Welsh agt
schuyler Garrison 1t ag Mlaoht Howell OF aesL Fra n
Fletcher a Potter wchle agt iliyliand ct NJ SaaSa at
IIam.I ryis ast. jennings ad ano. (Nos and % Orys
AIT Dana; agl. SucOnd AvrnUe Hailroad Company
smith ait Tie Mayor, &c; HerroTaGg@ RunesDorg DAVIS
ag Buren, tso ieah Department ag; knol sehei,ck
et al ag Ia lyny Company, Van NycA as alien
ct ai Moraugo ag COnoytr, L0wden ag Morgan Philips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
TILE PRAYER.NEErING.

There were 10 services at the lEppodrome
un Saturday, hut there small p~ayeruiect-
us held al Association Hall Net tat the meeting was
by any SLIM but the congregations at the Hip
pcdromo have bccl large that AL other gatherings
seems small until ;ac memory OF tbs large neciugs has
Died ont % other standard OF measurement has
been provided There have been playci-nretlnSs III the
city very much smaller winch have chcurgnd the Worn
of tLr pastor. TIE uI door 0f the hall was NJ least
fwotrls ul. tlpugh tine galleries WrTr empty neither
lir Moody Mr. ~inkcy were present nor the ministers
VINO usually sJppurt them , ,
DR. J. =. keuIAIl lci the meeting. He read the hist
pitt of the f1i chapter ol Isaiah Behold nay srNan
whom uPGpid; / have put ny spirit upon MN; hc
shall bring lJ-iu lui I-ut to The Gcntilrs IL sad;
Iaorc ssuirpth.ug stnulau- IA these words, ana ity
should encourage all UrH 10 Gp the MOrk al toe LORD
lie vii uphold - and give rs HIS spirit Have any o.
YOU saved slul Inrfc b no one NdO has Gu!j spirit
bur may b-.uc another soul 10 lln N.cn 1t
va, DIST PROPOSED 60 send tcie-rauut mes
SAGE across tho Atlantic. 10 was thought uat
some trcIneudOus machinery would be me- ssaEy 70
accumulate tao power bat 10 was found th4i
Iurs,ec rulIi M world 30 II s, my friends, Win iii
work have 20 IN; uo -.,lt effort or cut.! nttuul
tlr simplest word Ul reach tie car Of Je"yah Ahi3nS
tie requests flr prayer there was one 10, itutcis ~
male lolrsc and one Tor tho University q! NeM-horK
.ratlrl from Connecticut made sole Tt'a. IS i'uhl
the WORK bis state, and among those who nio&e.
there were several cOiurei men, HaO spoke b:.S TIE
dos0iO,;y clos II tIe meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

agt Mierson and ano;. Kcenig agt Jentz; Scp.,
cas- agt The Mayor, &c; Clark ct al agt simonn
Wood Brown The People &c, ag Casey The Pecss.
SC, agt conabeer, In the petition OF Thos H. Bray E
People &c, ast Fields & Florence The People, &c. ass
bons ag Connell Harris agt MagulreJndsments arass
without argument. Beglan q al ag Kasefmy ZOlner ae
stanton agt Murphy Josuez agt Murphy Cautrel sgi
agt Mezler-Motions for rargunent for liberty 70 20
the OF Appeals Boyd agt- FreIe The corsoa1,sS
Fruit Co. Mason ct aMotions to strike frc
calendar
Mo,ine Court-Chdmbas-B Judge McAdam
Close agt Hughes-MOOn denied with 81 costs Berps,,
agt Gaidefotion TO dismiss &C, Granted B!Idell set
WOlR-Attachmcnt ordered White act. WisowolL- Attach
ment ordered Lewis agt Portion Judg mt for defendan
The President and Directors OF the Manhattan Company ae
Reilly Smith agt. Cole Hone agt Koch crDe;enaD ~
fault noted The Farmers Mix Company agt. Ritter-pre
dismissed Fernandez Wood; Hagart agt Rren
nam Hunt agt Woodruff MAR agt. O'DOr0gan MAR art
Springer Stone agt Observation-Disclosures to advance eanss
granted Buchmeicr ag. Emery-Stamper agt Peizcr Nc
the above cases,
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TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Briggs q Moody OF 10. l,l32 Broadway, who
Ven rrJayh, bsioro Register john W. Ltle al No War
r.ns OF saturday, r,tuatt testify tie st Against
lam ST. DuiaaH dts President 1i " .lkA BIuA ut Mid
Lt,fYn y. Y b. Ca D. referred 20 Judge b.
IOr.! yt Tie Iil,' states District toui"
Theapplica.ioa of Bernard Levi for manGamu3 to
compel tc County Cltrb 10 allow he applicant 10 compare
list Judgments FOR She post ton years VIII the official
loc.el Gcn.cd Saturday BY judge pouohc IN -
ur,IIr Court chambers, preliminary objection To ilt
i0fIu te aJyit, with leave renew ~" proceeding o
oturr sayA IN, County Clers stated 70 reporter that
tn rra,JOf that Do unGorstJUt tbs tOh
as0u intended 10 b. IA aii ~ company TIE eCod "a Ia
Gi which he suspected which proposed 30 Burantee titles WIN
mai * searches ~ t.ap'!cts.
Judge Sanford in superior Court, Special Term,
on Saturday Gocou in tho Of Catherine Davis
against Dorcita Helm, TIE German savinso Bark OF the
Tou o Morn slui, Barry. The llluuI iIes
dent tho 81 Matthews SICK hid society a. oga ato o.
women connected vita Matthews Chufo OF MellUsl. Tho
orcty hai a5Dut fIOD deposit w %" savings bank, hn
pnreil Helm Who tis climo. hal been expelled from TIE
CIV Tof non payment dt Ind tao pbnOk and rtiIsoa
up the bank refused ia pay eA c on tho pfe
aor pass blo. Judge SANFORD Ordered the deicHft
10 ri re up tie BOOK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
piSSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL steamship cry q Montreal Maisn
lS-N alter EGkcr A. r. Broan Geo BsIilsdale. W. IL
Boon ID. L. Burnett, Nm Egantoa, MIS-. L+gihto, JOIN
Grail u q. Clenn. r. W. Glenn Mrs. Jackson Hiss r.
Jaokson Jas Peters, Miss Robinson Rupert stcIes'h ~
IT, lhayti, PatricS Harvey Rev. Mr. toTeOfh i'e
Mr MtCltaIy W. T.. hclies, J. Kelley. =, N
u, Steamship Ibyss.dtI, March lD-Mr Abrahams II.
Adams T. Arnlnt J.. BoNlcy SIR. Bourbon r. BfpNn
brusoSiiI H. butter Mrs. and Mas Campbell MI anu w
COh Mr.. Court James CURLY, IL j. pl1lncf, T. Drnh,i -
DuS can W. D. Durand W Durtud Air.Donadsoa, G. Fox y
goldberg H. V m Major Grcig aiss ,rcg, MS 1eI1
JACKSON. II. j. Jones, Mr. LaGpson, hr ho' ~ r.
~ Latraace. q. T. do LontUut, Mr. Leyols T. Losy =. ~
InnIatpr " A. Low w I. II. Lowonthal Miss A. MaI,tS
G. h. MARSHALL MT McMhirer teer MoerA con + i o9S
Netio and manseryant Mr. and Mrs T. w Palmer hlssO
Palmer Mr.. Pcel Mr. Rcdheld H. Reynolds r. San9t 90
Gen. H. g. schenok American Minister bliss sehtnek a
AMI Mira 4. q. TruNinO Chir0n AMI nurse, y D.
tiue y. Walker, Mr. Mnthr0p, Mr.. and MIS- W o0""V'--
Mira. Glenn Miss CuStSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
GERH HAILED.

FOR LIVERpOOls-fG ttGmShip C.the-March lo'-, ~
Young capt owen Lloyd, Beggran, VIM CnIre ~ ~
Oschowz ~ CsJ Jhnston James fa:han. e. ~ iVse Ss
unnu. A. Hlanro Juan Garcia Blanc,, a. Bud0id 1890
Duncan r. Y. Archambault George Far, J.. o. l3 Is ~.
j. O. lIaton J. j. Jonas, W While oit9 Jsn'i lae Il
Iiado,lrrau Mrs Badogruau, John T. AnGrSw~ A. Mo,
Garrett, Day W. Moore. VIM Eaton Edwar , nohssos
James MeCeary, l.. smith, Hon A. MeIih ,ster
Merrill Miss MEie Merrill, Master Dunbar Melln+ irrL
Arm. Morul Miss Jenns Merrill, Master FraGA Ne''-
Master singer Merrill servant, Col Wood % Il Cone
ron IIANRE--In SisdgIsH.p Itfsite Macn N.
inery w C. Barrel Mrs W. &. Barrett Mrs J.. nai nlss
Reyes Mira NJ Reyes, Nj BarIed airs !. a. ,aSon Julien
Mar. Ilur king Miss Annie Bucking Mss I'VE - and
Ireyiel JDaroloa Mr. Feyre Mrs Fe,te Mrs n,rau Nm.
,hllrel A. L. do Broylle, Gnrauit ARE gu. NysolL
Dasqcot IT, Bshop, L. Hlecr and son, Il DaoGu - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

Tho lions eagle, fly: the bells proclaim from every
Bteeplo -, -. A.. g.. .h.
sovereign People
Meanwhile until that hour has dawned hear this TO-
proach, and heed It'll 1870.
Ah neglect alone explains why ye' our pro'ner'
need 1t.
Be armed and be preparedi Be stronger still and boder
TN ali the earth is at last, wherein our bodies
molder- - ., -
Till we shall cease to feel the taunt that follows our
endeavOr: -, =.
Free were they once but slaves, and shall DO
slaves foreveri b. t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
A DEMoRALnIya EXPERIMENT.

Tothe EditOF or The Trtbune.
SIR: / observe an attempt in New-York to
introduce the licensing OF prostitution Its trial hero
a failure. and wrought great evil Morally 1t WAS
aud "a sanitary did not lessen disease. 1t
gave 10 the Police immense power and earfuly demon
allied them No greater calamity TO NewYor City could
happen than It's Introduction. Yours q.
So Louis. March II, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

l48. The GrOcers' Bank agt.
Penileld Ut al.
147. Matter, &c, OF Irwin.
eX'Y.
l472. Wallace and ano. agt.
Bates.
l4S. Ais agt. Phillipsburg
Manu-. Co.
I49. Munger agt. Welch and
uDO.
1870. .Iuslcc, sur, &C., agt
Hampton.
50. Moore agt. The Mayor,
&C., n. Y.
81. Matter Of Moore.
90. Dunphy act. The Mayor
&c, n. Y.
100. The People ey rel.
McTa ghlin agt. The
Board Of Fire Com'rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

try His return to his native land in the summer Oh
1868 was like a triumphal march; few poets, IN all
the history OF literature, have ever been so wei
coined by the people. Still unwilling to accept tne
home which Prussia allowed him, he made choice OF
Stuttgart whence once more, in 1870, some OF MS
finest strains pealed like trumpet-cals, not now to
party, but to the whole German people. His
"Hurrah, Germana!" 1.-THE Trumpeter OF Grave
lotte," and other ringing songs, arc even purer ana
lofter than those which express narrower poiitica
sentiment, and will live longer in the popular men,
DRY. His last poem is very tender and touchhg
tribute to his Otto, who died in consequence Oh
hardsbips endured during the war. The Oldest son.
Wolfgang Freiligrath, is now q resident OF Mime
sofa, where he has been for some years engaged IN
the fur trade; the third Percy is civil engineer
in Europe. His two daughters, Kate and LOUISE
are happily married, and living in London.
The name of Freilgrath as poet can never DO
entirely dlssociated from his personal history His
mistake (f it onc as an author only brings INTO
stronger light his unselfshness, his courage and his
fidelity to principle as a man. In one OF his early
poems he says: "The poet stands upon lofter
watch-tower than the ramparts of party and this
is undoubtedly true of all poets of high creative
imagination. Freiligrath did not belong to this
class his fancy was captyated by picturesque ma
tcral FORMS and sought to transfuse them with an
ardor which is rather material than spiritual The
transition from his early poems OF savage lie ana
adventure to his vehement political lyrics was
natural the latter gave expression to an energy
of nature which would in any case have disturbed
that rcpose of the intellect in which the highest
poetic conceptions are ripened. His rhetoric Is al
WAYS fine and consistent his meters ringing ana
sonorous, and in both respects he has n certain
resemblance to Campbell. On the other hand, his
emotional poems deep, true, and tender with tho
love of an essentially vrile nature Here again. the
poet brings back to the man, and repeats the i'm
preston of his frank earnest, unreSllated yet per-
sistent herosl Not often is Germany called upon
to lay her green garland of native oak-leaVeS upon
the pail which covers SO ardent brain and 50 faith
fal heart,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
CALENDARS-THIs DAT.

SUPREME RT-CHA,fDERs-DoSoHUK Third Monday
motion calendar will be called at IL a. M
GvxppAI TRRN--DAyIs II. j. BRADY AND DAynrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

ia. Bank o. California AFT
Garth ct al.
ga. Nolan agt. The Mayor.
Sc. N. Y.
~. .Seayer agt. The Mayor.
&c, y. Y.
l8l. douglas agt Douglas
et al.
ll9. Smith ct al. agt. Peter
et al.
100. Unger ct al sgt. ia.
CODs.
1919 .. Nash agt. Mitchell.
81. The People ex rel. Jones
agt. Campbell, Com.
missioner, sc.
l06. HOLSTER agt. Opdvke.
l07. Mckay agt. Barnes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-08
Alias District Court Summons.
In the District Court Of the sixth
Judicial District. In and FOL
the 'Ounty Of Eureka.
State Oc Nevada


VNHE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
i greeting te Isaac Miner. You are hors-
oy required TO appear in an action commenced
against you as def ndant by James Sias and
W. A. McCuily. under firm name and styis of
Court of the sixth Judicial District, in and
for the county OF Eureka, state Of Nevada, at
the town OF Eureka, and answer the complaint
therein, which is on file with the Clerk OF said
Court, within TIN days a ter the service on
you of this exclusive of the day of
service-if served in said county, or twenty
days f served out of said county but within
this distric', and in all other eases forty days;
or judgment by 1elault will be taken against
you, according to the prayer Ut said com
plant.
The said ac.io is brought to recover judy
m Mt against you, the said defendant. for the
sum o: five hundred ana twcnty-three collars
in United States gold coin; three hundred and
seven deIlsrs OF which il for lanor and mate
rial furnished for you by plaintiffs in their
business US blacksmiths and wngon-makers.
and two hundred and sixteen dollars being an
account assigned to plaintiffs by Uberfelder y
Company.
And you are hereby notified, that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required the said plaintiff will take
iuds ment against you 10 accordance with the
prayer Of their said Complaint.
1-I In testimony whereof, If. ii. Har-
l. 5 mon, have hereunto set my hand and
So atii xed the seal OF said court this 7th
day Of juno A. ID, 1875.
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District
Eureka county. Nevada. jeS-law4w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-08

FOREIGN w S.


LONDON, June Z.
Dispatches from Berlin say: Con.
side raj uneasiness has been created
there by the sudden return Of Bismarck
from Lux anburg for a protracted or
ferrnce with the Emperor. The bust
ness is increased by the announcement
that the Emperor's departure for Ems
is postponed. Kumor connects the 9
events with certain exaggerated claims
made on Germany for support ~
Russia in her Eastern policy, which
Prince Bismarck is reported as not in
clined to sanction.
The Post prints extracts from the
Cologne Gazette and the Berlin Tn
buae, d~eIrecaling too close All adher-
snce to the vie rs of Russia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-08

The OREGON ELECTIoN.-Our tele-
graphic 'advices from Portland, Ore
gon, convey the information that the
State has gone Democratic by a small
majority. The Democrats will have q
majority OF about IL on joint ballot in
the Legislature. This insures the cleo
tion of a Democrat tn the United States
Senate, to succeed Jas. X. Kelly, whose
term expires next March. Mr.. Kelly
is also a Democrat, and the political
complexion of the Senate is therefore
not affected.