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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
CoNsoLIDArEI

NlNINt -LDesuon OF prtn-
eipAl place OF bu-ine~s. San Francisco, CALI
fJrbial
Loczilon OF works, Gold lin Mining Die
trict. storey Comfy. Nevads.
Notite /. hereby given. that al . meeting
81 the Riard Of DIRECTOR. held on IN. 9Th
dsy OF October. issd. an assessment mo.
isi Of Ope Daliar per snare vas levied
upon the capital rtock 81 the eorpora-
tiou. ta,ahle Immediately. In United stsies
r,li e.in. 10 the secretary. 81 the once OF the
Company. Room %. No. s5i Monte 'uery street,
san Francisco. California.
kny stock upon which THE Assessment shan
remain unpaid on the sih day 81 November,
isfs. win be delinonent. and advertised
Tor sale at public anetion. and unless pay.
ment IL made before VIII be cold on
MosDAY. the nh dsy OF Hovembrr. 1875.
To pay the delinquent asses-ment. together
with costs Of advertising and expenres OF sale.
b. orier of the ltnard Of Dirvctorl
o A. SANKEY. Secretary.
once Room n. No. ga Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. ccItd
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HOUSE o RENT.

VERY RLIGTBLy SITUATED IN GOLD
Hill, Just above the railroad crossing ana
O little sosth Of Main street.
The house contains twelve good rooms,
and II the same recently occuplcd BY Mr..
Moore % . dress making establ.shmsnt ana
lodging house. Applyto
oc7im' THoMAs KELLY. Agent.
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ASSESSMENTS LEviEb.
OIo.IDA sILvEn MINING COZ,

NLORIDA sILvEB MlN1No COZ:
II PANY.-Loeation Of prneipai place OF
6nstns-s. San Frapeisco, California.
Location Of works. storey county. stass Of
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that q . meeting Of
the Bcsrd of Di~otors, hsid % the itsh day
Of september, 1879. IN asssssmsnt Ono. o. OF
Twenty. ave Cents per share vss levied upca
the capital stock Of the eorporatton. payable
immsdIaisly. In United 6tatss gold coin. 10
the Secretary. q the omos Of the Company,
No. no sAnsoos stisse. { xrsncisco. Cali
Any stock upon which this assessment
shali remain unpaid n the 1tth day Of Dc
tober. 1919. viii b dslinQusnt. and I'D
vsrtissd for sale 81 pabhc saetton. and IN
Ices pay msnt 10 made bsfors viii - cold on
WEDNESDAY. the ieh day Of Novsmesr.
isfs. TO pay the delinquent assesenenl 70
rsthsr With costs Of advertising and expenses
nv order Of the Board Of Directors.
LrCfRN HERMANS. SECRETARY.
onee-7O Ssnsoms suest. San Francisco.
California eeiotd
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And in accordance with Law. and an ordsr Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18Th DAY
Of August. 1870. 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may BE- neceessry vwcs
Company, No. lis California strest. Room No;s.
San Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. ne
i7th DAY OF Octobsr. is1e, Of tbe houf OF
o'eioci !. n Of said day. 70 pay said deiinguent
assessment thereon. together. with costa OF a.
KDwARD y. eroNK. sscrseay.
Onoe-<ie California street. Room Eo.h
San Francisco. California. ss1Sa
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pELIyQUEyf SALES.

And In aceordancs with nW and a order Of
the Board o. Dfreetors. made on the 18Th day
Of August. 1876. 70 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be neeessary win b cold
al public auction, at the once Of the Com.
psny. Rom 10 Haywsrd's Building, No. az
the T, nth day Of October, 1875, Of the hour Of .
o'clock '. \. Of said day. 70 pay said dellnquspt
assessment thereon. together with coets Of i'd
vertising and expenses OF the sale.
JAMR5 hEwLANDS, Becrvtsry.
Ofice--7s Hayward's building, No. Si9 Call.
fOFnia htrpet, Nan Francisco. California. ss1itd
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DHInsuEM SALES.
GOLD AND Silver HINIsS.Sos.

In frsneisco, osilfomla. l,n- n,...,
Location Of works. sissl Mining District
Storey county. Nevada. 1911.
Notice.-Thers sre dslnquent Upon nc Sos
lovina-descnbed stock, on sccount o. assos.-
msnt mo. ~ levied 90 the 1iss Gay oa nas,sss.
nsmes Of the respective shareholder. - fol
lows: av m. Amt
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CENo ,sc. TO O. p. RowEiL q CO.
y Nsw rork. . . pAnpA'st, OF 100 taxss, COO
tanning lists Of 500 >~wspspers, and saimaass
showing cost Of Advertising nrii
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San Francisco. California.
location Of worts. Dsvl's Gate Distrio, Lyon
county, Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock, on account Of assess-
ment mo. u levied On the 18Th day OF August.
1915, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ FOL.
lows:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

COSMOPOLITAN MINING COMPANY
~ The Annual Meeting ~ ths stockholders
~ the above Company viii he held Of the once
Of the Company. hoom No. 2 Nevada block,
San Fr.ncisco. California. on wtDSE.DAY.
the tiih day Of October. 1876. nj the hour Of n
r., for the election Of Trustees 10 serve for the
ensuing year. and The Transaction of such other
busine-s ~ may como befyre the MEETING.
selild Al. aNrrrfafx.
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And In accordance with Law. and an order OF
the Bard Of Director. made ON the 2oth day
of teptsmber. 1916. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary viii
be sold at public auction. a. the once
Of the Company. Room 2. 40 Montgomery
street, San Frncisco. California, on FRIDAY,
the 70th day u 0Stober, is1c, at the hour Of
8 o'cloek ? 4. Of said day. to pay said dclin.
Quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF the sAle.
OTTO MkTCHKE. secretary.
Once : No. 40 Montgomery street, Room 2.
up stairs. Nan frsncisco, California. octtd
eel ENTAIL CONSOLIDATED
n COLI AND SILVER MINING COM
pany.-Locstion Of principal place Of buslness,
san francisco, California.
Location OF works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice There arc delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. on account OF asscsr-
ment mo. ~ levied on the 2ist DAY OF August.
1870, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. ~ fol.
lows:
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%siocKHoIolRs' NETTING.

C,xcuEQuER MINING GoMPANY-Lo-
S.ssds Motto b. hereby given that the regu.
IL, .nnn.I meeting ~ the stocti oldsr of the
.,.heouer Mining Company. for the election
afs Hard of Directors 20 serve for the ensuing
y.sr. and for the trsrsaction Of snch other busi.
III n. Lrli al the CompAny's once. Rooms
~. 4 and . Haywsrd's Buiiding. 40 California
.,,.st San Francisco. California. on MONDAY,
oetober 10, isfG, nj 2 o'clock =. \.
amid JAS. n, KENNEDY. Secretary.
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business. IAN Francisco. Californla-
49,. s"an,, Ss,.as
Notiee 4. bersby given, that At . meeting Of
the b.srd Of Directors, held on the 10 h day Of
s-ptsmssr. isTs. an ss.e-sment tho. iD Of
he espltal stock Of the corporation, pay.
ALE inmcdiaieIy, In United STATES gold
eoln. 10 the Secretary, n the once 90 the
Som,ss, Room No 81 Academy building. No
so Pfas street. san rr.nei.eo. California. =,
,.m.ln unnaIJ on m. am day Of October,
is.s. viii Be delinquent. and sdvertired for
sale a. pubhe anetion. and nni... payment ls
csde before win DO cold on the
istn dag Of Soysnesf. is.o, To Pay me asnn.
quent assessment, tosvtner WIN eos'' " 81
S~ertising and expenses Of sale.
ny order VI the bosrd OF D,res.ots.
Ill. saltn; sssae.A'y;
Omce-koom NO. 70 ACADEMY nni'oinxs NO.
80 Pine street, san frsneiseo. SAn'onla:-
VaTkar COMNrOCk GOLD AND
w SILVER MINING COMPANY: iLocA-
tion Of principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco CALIFORNIA;.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice :. hereby given. that a. . nl-stinf OF
the Board Of Directors. held IN The 18th day OF
September. $50. an assessment .tNo. ~ Of
Tventxnys Cents per SHARE was levied upon
the capital stock Of said corporation. payable
sss rvtary. Al The once Of the Company. Room
q No. col ca ifornia s'r~et. San Francisco,
c. ans s.oss upon which ,Ai. .-..s..n.u, shall
,s~sAAna na ,,'iaaas,, anil ,sy.,,i.sd I'M,
49,, nnhi,, s%ns,isn' AMI anle.s p.vmsn, 4.
MAJ, before will he sold on FRIDAY, No
ssmses m isfs' 10 ma, m. drlinauept assess
msn,' ,rre;hsr viii costs Of aIvrrtisine and
ernsosss OF sale.
10 THOarrOs, seSrrtary pro TEN.
i ~. No. -. All r.i6rrni. .fr.af
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cahill 4 90 y, Trustee. bal.
snce sty'ss.ssS 'ft "'
Driscoli 4 Co ID. Trustees.
ai................ .. II 1870
achmi-deli. lIothsiadter n
Go. Trustees, hal........it it5t..isS ....t0
schmiedell. lIoch.tadtsr 4 go.
Co. Trust e.. bai...... loo 1894 1905 ~
And In accordance with law. and an orief
81 the Board Of Director. made on the o"h
day 81 Aus usi. isIG. 30 many shares 81 enrh
parcel of such stock Ne may be necerrsfy VIII
be sold at public auction. At the once 81
s.il Company. Room ~ Hay sards bniiniss.
40 California street. Ran frtncis o., Can.
fornis. an SATURDAY. the tw-nty.nr-t day o.
October. 1879. Al the hour oftselve IN o'clock
=. OF aid day. TO pay said delinquent as.
ressmen = thereon. together with costs OF
Advertising and expenses 81 The sale.
ID. l.. THOMAS. secrtaD.
Odiee - Room No. ~ IIaywArd's bnildlng,
No. tIp California ,irst. San Francisco. caii.
Iarula.
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NesIH CARSON sILyE1 HiNINo

Once Room ~. No. al Montgomery sire.t,
San Francisco. CAliforuia. ncItd
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sILvEs aININo coz.

Oaace-Room 10 iIAyvnd's building. No. as
Calf ruiA street. San frsncisco. California.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
PERSONAL.
is bis frienC

Senator Burnside's health has improved so
that he able to rctrn to his duties in the Senate.
Speaker Kerr telegraphed on Monday TO his
in NewAlbany Jnd that his health was much better
Mr. Moody has accepted an invitation from
the churches in Greenfield Mass to bold union service
there next week.
Mrs. Lincoln, widow of President Abraham
Lincoln is sayingin Boulder Of rc most picturesque
places III the Rocky Mountains OF Colorado.
The work Of restoring the tomb of HelOiss
and Abeard in Pere Lachalse Cemetery near Paris.
Bas been suspended on account OF a lack OF FUNDS
The 10th anniversary of the Emperor VIII
liars entrance into tic Prussan army will occur jan I,
1877 lie began military life before be was 10 yesrs OF
Ex-Sccretary BristOw, the Rev. James Free
man Clarke Mr. James Il Fields and others yachting
along the Nev.England coast. They seen OF
Manchester (Massa haIbOr on Monday afternoon
The Hon. William H. Sage has given $1,000
to Cornell University complete the grading of the
grounds on the west front of the northern group OF
university buildings. Tie money Is To nc sent undar
the direction OF Prof Prentss the head Of the BOTANICAL
department.
Queen Isabella, on leaving for Spain, wrote
letter 10 Marshal MacMabOn, expressing her thanks
for the friendliness displayed toward her during her
eight years stay France. aud begging him 10 convey
tne presson her gratitude ~ the french people by
means OF an official communication. she intends 20
retain her house in Paris doubtless as wise ptecutJn
i'm view Of future possible revolutions in SPAN
VIENNA, Aug. 10.-Mr. Edward T. Beale, the
newy-appointed United States Minister TO hrsia, had
an audience to-day with the Emperor Francs Joseph
and presented his credentials.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

and iustice of Mr. Greeley's position ID
holding Mr.. Tilden responsible for '"c
frouds which he did not rebuke or protest
AGAINST. THE TRIBUNE has consistently heiu
to Mr. Greelcy's view of the resp0nSlDiiitics
and duties of representative puDhc men "''
whether the men who proiited by lrauo "e'o
Rcrub]cans or Democrats, whether the cor
sortino narties were Grant ana his Caolh'o
or T;Iden and his committee, The IRIDIUM
hos been ALWAYS outspOken and earnest IN
;,s condemnation. And yet il supported MI III
don cordially and heartily in his crusade against
tbc Tammany Ring it commended nm Warmly
IN the peoDle two years ago as candidate
for Governor: it has stood by him and sus-
to;ned him in his good work against the
Canal Ring during his term of Office. II would
he idle to say now that we oppose his election
TO the Presidency on account OF his refusal 10
nrotest against the gigantic frauds of 1868.
Our opposition is based on other grounds,
which we have heretofore distinctly stated.
And we have no idea that the facts brought
out .by the publication of these seven ana
eight years old dOcumentS.w VIII change Il SIN
Gle vote, They are interesting as matters oi
political history. and that is about all. One
side has been making extracts To suit It's own
purposes from Mr. GrceleyS letters, ana the
other side has made other selections with the
same object. so TO set the whole matter be-
fore our readers we publish the documents
referred to entire. And upon them each reader
can make mp his own Judgment aS to their per-
tincncc TO the canvass, and the importance to
bG given them.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
GENERAL NOTES.

Baltimore is striving hard to outs'np New
York ana Philadelphia in the expectation OF pe'fo''",i
The Montreal La Crosse team has acc'p'e" on
invitation from james Gordon Bennett to pay ou 80
Polo grounds al Newport, on "Wednesday "ud '''''''
OF next week ~ my
San Francisco is in panic over smail.pos
oyer 400 cases were reported last month Inc u'S'
has Welded IN the East 10 the stampinsou' proee's,
I, - ,n,,if,.t that there Is msnanasenet ~ me
for rrp mo Golden Gate. AZ n recent rs, mall.
Courci,upna physician TeulalAed esuan' ,acr,nalloD
roy rotipnts frequently sirayed ih'o tNe
wards. ,., tha
The Centennial Exhibition entered upV' ,,,ss
second half Of IT'S term yesterday Daring the p',
,orhs ,be aggregate attendance, deGd-heals AZ
h. hon po,rlv two millions The financial ,sI,iou Las
ihn nndrrtodng 81 already assured Inc and foreign
Wv oIi"ntly managed from brSt 10 last s s respect
yisi,ors Mill return 10 their hoihes VIII iH''
,nr thn Yankee talent OF organization. t,.
A model oilicc-holder is Peng iu-i"s, "a %
'ro,iol commissioner Of Naval Forces ho = ,n, Al
n,,re scrupulous return to the Emperor =. oycr
tho end OF every year, of every cent a' sr.
or, his salary after paying the baCst on
peses ra AZ ,at hs sapnot help sceIn2 Official
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au0rx to ADVERTISEMENTS


aNuspMySTs-3d pqGe-Gtb column. 80 -,
R,sTISG Uor.Fs AND BANKEEs-7h PdGe-6'h column
RolRp AMI OOMs-3d PGQe-ith ana 1th Columns
BUSINESS CHANCEs-7h FUGe-Oih cO!unih'
BUSINESS NOIICEs-ih FCne-lst cOiuihh'
DENTIsTRY- 6H PdGe-Gth column
DNIDTND NOTlCEs-7H Pd0e--6th column
ExCURSIONs-3d I0Gr-6th column.
FlNANCIAIo-7M PdGe-Oth Column.
FCISiTUrE- 81 PdGs 4th COlGinn
HTIP WANILD-3d FdGe-Gth column .,,,
HORSES. CARRIAGES, NC.--3G fu9e-ith co'''"'
UOTELs-3d Pdge-5th coiuDu
Leg CREAM-7h IUcc-gth column , r,, oo,r,,a
Iss1RTC CJIoN- 6h P0GS-2d 3D. 4th, anu ''n 0o'''i''
LAW SCIoOIS-GH PGge-Jth column.
LEGAL NoIlCEs-jd FdGe-ith c"lG'n! o.,,,,,,
IFCTIREs AND MELTINGs-3d IdGe-0'h co''u"h
IosT AND FOUND-Sd P0Qe-lth column -
NAnsTlcrs AND DHhIfs-Jh PG1e-bth cOiul'nr c,b
HIscTII hsroUs-:n Pdqc-ith columu-sM Id9e-o'''
column. - c., o.i,,,n
SEw PUnI ICA rIONs-GM PGGe-2d column ,., ,,,,,,, ,
RTAL EsIATF For SALE-ClTY-OM idJc-"'h 'V''
CouNTny-Gki TG7e-6th column.
s.IFs ny AUCTION Sd H0qe-4th coiuinh , c,h
SITuATIoNS WANTED MAiES-3d Fdg"-Yth ana o'"
columns; FEMAIES-3d FG1e-6th column
sPRCIAI NOTICEs -5h IdGe-Gih COluhii . o, .,,, .,b
erEANBoATS AND Railroads.&c. IdJc-Zd' o." "''" "
sTxavrTs OcFAN-6m Paos-5th and 9th columns
si,nrR RgTRRATS-3d Pd9e-5th column
TrAcUtRS-GN pdGf-5th column
THY TUpr-3d FGge-6th cOlUInn -, -. p,oou-
no rTi,,rY PpOPFRTY-6h IG"e-bih cc!lihu pI'" CfE
GYS-6h Iage-6th column; CoUNIii-o" 4'@e -0''
column,
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for the Indians but opposed to the Indians gettir
them. That is part of the Indian question.

letter from BluiOTd Wilson. late Solicitor of tho
Treasury. to Senator Edmunds Chairman of the
Senate Judiciary Committee under date of June 30,
stating very distinctly and explicitly the reasons
why the nomination of George p. Fisher as District.
Attorney for Delaware should not be confirmed.
throws some light not only upon matters connected
with that appointment. but upon Others connected
with Major Wilson's removal. Major Wilson had tho
audacitv, 1t scemB to oppose one of the Presidents
appointments. and what worse, TO give very
substantial reasons for it. President Grant does
not brook interference of that character. Fisher
Is bis friend
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST % u, low

cost of maintaining army and navy, according
10 the Treasury statement, is somewhat leSS
per capita than it was before the war. But
the cost of civil service, Indians included has
increased from about 81 per capita. equivalent
at average prices of late years to about Sl 80
per capita, to 81 II per capita. In 0thcr
words Republican extravaganza and misgoV-
ernment have cost the people somewhat less
than 40 cents per capita. This is large sum
about $4,000, 900 yearly. But it iS not
quite as large as Democrats pretend.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

According TO this statement. with an aver
age population of about 4l,OUO,OOO, thc ex-
penses of army and navy have been about
81 Is per capita. and the expenses OF civil
service, Indians included about 81 II. Thus
The average total expense before the war was
from 81 OF TO 81 % per capita, and since
the war about 81 50 per capita. but this
comparison is not yet just one. The cost Of
living, OF supporting a family, and of buying
materials or clothing, has largely increased,
and that mainly because OF the same deprc-
ciated and fuctuatIng currency to which Dem
ocratic repudiators cling. Average prices in
that currency compare with prices OF 1850 as
follows:
1850. zee. 81 90 1S73..... 81 80 lS75.... 81 -
1S72..... l 3S l57i..... 81 1876 ..... l -
Having in view this increase OF prices, the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
ESTABLISHING THE signal SERVICE.'

ESTABLISHING TIE signal SFRVICE.
a bill recently passed by the Senate :" to
Limit and fix the Signal Service" was an
nounced when brought up during the morning
hour, as a measure of general interest to which
there could not be any objection. IL was very
strongly recommended by the President, by
the Secretary OF War, by the Signal Service
officers, and by Gen. Sherman. In the brief
debate which took place when the bin was in
roduced an assurance was given that no in
crease of the pay of the Signal Corps or of
the expense of its service would result on the
contrary, M amendment offered with the bill
somewhat reduced the pay The whole object
of the bill, it was stated, was to. give perma-
nence to the Signal Service. AS soon as this
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Bishop Whippe's letter to President Grant
upon the Indian question contains suggestions
concerning the relations of the Government to
its wards which certainly deserve to be con-
sIdcred The writer's wcll-lnown interest Ill
thc welfare of the Indians, his familiarity with
the subject, and his profound camestncsS ana
sincerity, should entitle him 10 m attentive
hearing. and his suggestions to reasonable CON
sideration IL is undoubtedly true that the
Indian question is very little understood, and
that the atrocities and massacres which have
50 lately kindled in the country the passion
for revenge have not been by any means un-
provoked. 1t is well to hear both sides, so far
as they can be heard, and not Judge hastily.
One thing is certan-that the whole Indian
business has been full of fraud ana corruption
and wholesale cheating and swndllng, ana
that radical changes are demanded II the
attention of the country is directed by Bishop
Whipplc's letter to the need OF thorough
oyerhauiing, and the adoption of some prac-
tical system in our treatment OF the Indians,
il will have answered an.eXcellent purpose.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

n.rv Tpur-Sr. Mail Subscribers. S10pcr annuin
sF.n-WFTEIy THfBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WTTKIY tribune Mail Subscribers, 81 per ahnum'
Terms cash IN advance
pr,sops unable 10 obtain TIE TRIBUNE IN OF me
to,s boots or hotels ~ lrhch usually sod p" con-
Je, fqror Jg informa0 this office Of the circumstances
THE sFNIWEEKIY TRIBUNE will he ready TINS morning
st Z o'clock in wrappers for mailing. Price cents
uDton advertisers can leave fayor for THH RDuNE
At, 9ss rroaay cor lss or 30S w 2@dS ST. cor stha'e
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

From these figures it appears that the aver
age expenditure, when the population was
about 80, ,OOO, 900. was about 81 ID per capita,
for army and navy, and about 81 % for
evil service, and when the population WAS
about 81 100000, the average expenditure
was about 81 II for army and navy, and
about 80 cents per capita for civil service.
For the last four years, according to the
Treasury statement from which expenses due
TO the wax are excluded, the amounts have
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
Dneincss Aoticee.

THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OFFICLr T. r, o. I'LL; l. aiT
,c,,,,Iv - IN Ee Tribune Pavilion belmont aye
I;So11ds ION The bank OF the Lake) TIE fmdep'n2 tl ]
asn - o. No 7l3 Chestnust (od Masonic lcnpD
Shscr1tions soi advertisements received ~ iesUia m OH
AZ both offices. THE DAILY lHBl NJ seiNou " '''
pafts of Ito Cty early IN the morning
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

complished. It is probably too late in the
session to ask for fresh legislation on the SUD
iect. Besides, there is the chance OF a fresh
tangle in strengthening out the old one ana IL
may he better TO bear the ills we have thah
Av 10 others that we know not OF
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

The Hon. Caleb Cushing United States Minister
to Spain whose departure from Washington to his
post of duty few years ago was FASTENED, as VIII
he remembered, by the midnight latratons of Fer
nando Woods yellow dog, has forwarded to the
Agricultural Department some information of an
exciting character concerning the locust The Span
ish Government. having suppressed the rebellion
and brought back peace proposes to utilize tho sol
dicrs left on hand in war upon the locust. The
Minister of Fomcnto has issued proclamation on
the subject, in which. .peaking of the locust he
says: 1t is necessary TO destroy him at his BIRTH
to arrest Him in his path, to put him to flight when
ever he is able 10 cause the most damage to pursue
him without quarter, con!ining him to certain local
lcs at least in order that all Spain may not feel his
rayagcs may not weep over the terrible losses he is
able TO cause, ana that he may not bring after him.
in the track of his dcjoLIing marcl, misery, fam
inc, and every manner of conflicts" From which
we Judge that he is almost mischieyous a bird as
our grasshORper
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
amussments ano aleciinqs 60 Night.

r,-ru Avrx,rp TugArrR-" Oar American Cousin"
TwESTY.rnIRD STREET OPERA HoUsE.-Aeily % Leon
vIII3cT;s r;uATgn-"Mghty Dollar"
.c.pyNY OF Drs,GS-Day time only Ccntennia, Loan
Exhibition.
WuTnornIyT,y MUSEUM OF ART.-Day time only: Cen
tennial Loan Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

AprOpos of the Indian question upon which Bishop
Whpplc addresses President Grant the views of the
average Western politician on that subject are
unique and peculiar lie thinks the Indian is poor
helpless child OF the forest and ward of the nation
and that Congress ought to make liberal appropra-
tions to clothe and feod him. The appropriations
having been made, ho discovers that the Indian is n
ferocous and dangerous brute, besides being lazy
aud shiftcss. and that he ought not to be encour-
aged in idleness and sayagery. In word, the West
orn politician is in favor Of making appropriations