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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05

PHILADELPHIA. July a, 1S76.-AmOng the
features OF the Exposition which attracted the gener
attention the vast hrODgs here to-day, was tho hand
some showing made by tho Wilson Sewing Machine Com
papy. This corporation has fine pavilion IN Machinery
Hail. in which il exhibited samples OF the machines uaie
by the Company, well rs elegant specimens o. WORK
executed upon them. The machines, apart from their
conceded superior mechanical excellence are peculiarly
attractive by OF the elaborate finish OF the cases
These are The choicest OF woods Some OF the cases.
ornatey finished In cabinet form, are repcte win rare
nlad work OF pure artistic design and admirable nhr
The woods include all OF the rare species Known 10 t
cabinetmakcrs art such green sGtn holly, rosewood
MAHOGANY amaranth, etc The Wilson Sc" nglnachlnes
aye manufactured at Grand Crossing, ILL.,, thriving SUD
ur Of Chicago and the main offices OF the ORGANIZATION
are ut The latter city. MI W. c. Wilson is Pfesden OF
the Company, and the sOn machines have high ana
honorable position IN '-- esteem OF the trade ana tho
general pulc both a. .,ne and abroad In connection
with the wilson eXhIb re at the Centennla tDcrc IL
shown interesting S0rtmcnt Of fabrics stohen upon
these machines. brpad range and comprehensive ca
pacity for work prycd by these specimens the nhest
enbroiGory and the heaviest OF eatherwOrs having Deeh
executed with lent ease, rapidly, ana excellence
The wilson machIcs received the award Oh lherls "
Nicun. in 1879.
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UJruROLDT's STATUE UNvAILED.

The fine bronze statue of Humboldt erected in
East Paramount Park, and paid for by subscriptions
from the German citizens Of the United States, was
dedicated tins morning. 1t was executed by the
celebrated sculptor Frederick Drake of Berlin ana
cost $4,000 in cold The figure OF the great
naturalist is nine feet high and the pose OF tho hg
ure is graceful and dignifed. procession OF Ger
man Societies lmusical, social, and beneficial,
entered .ie gates of the Park at III o'clock. and
rnarcho. to the monument, which stands near
tho Cirarl-aye. Bridge. An orchestra,
led by Mr.. III. Oberkirsch, performed an
overture and the musical societies sang Beethoveho
chorus, "Die Ehre Gottes." Mir. George b. Zcigler,
President of the Monument Association. delivered
an address in both German and English, and drew
from the statue its enveloping flag. The singers
sang Abts Deatchcs y6Ik~ Gobet. Addresses by Dr.
G.. Kelner aud Mr. Charles S. Keyser, and further
musical exercises closed the proceedings. The
monument il should be sad grew ont Of move
ment originated two years ago. TO give increased IN
tsrnatonal significance to the Centennial by erecting
statues in Paramount Park of eminent representa-
tive men of the principal nations participating in
the exhibition. Great credit is due TO the Germans
for the manner in whth they have carried out their
share of tho programme
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TRENTON SURPRISES HERSELF.

TRENTON, \. j., July 4.-rhe Fourth was
celebrated hero with poinp and enthusiasm tn" city
was gayly decorated procession nat"hcd through
the principal streets composed ~ follows;
Coupany u, Cavalry. y. q. :. y. r.
Detachment ~ Police Chiei Marshal and Aida
Seventh Rex urBt, y. G.. :. y. j.
Centennial GuA!d ~ Princeton.
COMPANY Is. ~th COiOrcI Regiment
Committee of Arrangements III Carriages.
Hayars OF Trenton and Chamber burg; President OF
Council and sheriff: Common Council, IN cIrTiases ;
ChatubcfSburg Common Council.
Iuyitef Gucs!A
hodnc Lodge Of Red Men.
Temperance organizations.
T. q, Rcd Men.
C0nclsyc Lodge Seven Wise Men
schiller Lodge.
Odd fcllows Lodge.
Catholic Societies.
American Mechanics
Two Centennial cars one Of 1876 containing % young
ladies dressed tho prtstht style OF dir-s and one o
I77j containing - Young ladies' dressed IN Continental
costume Wnklers Band "
The chief Engineer or the Fro Department aud his
Assistants; Fircmcn.
Detachment Of Police.
Tbs procession marched in front OF tho Court house.
whore the Declaration ~ Independence was read by
S Meredith Dickinson. The Declaration Of Ncw-Jerscy,
made July . l77G read by william L. Dayton, and
on Grafton delivered by Major l.. r. Green. history OF
the county was read by Mayor Creveng. sauies were
fred and the air was nlled with music. There VA. \
great display 81 fireworks in tho evening Trenton has
never witnessed such a display.
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Suetial Notices.
Post-Omce ~

Po.t-Ornce Sorice.-The FOREIGN MAILS Tor the we"k
ending SATURDAY, July 5, will close az This oJce on
lU AY at m Europe per steamship wyoming,
Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY, AZ - M, Tor Eniop,i per
steamship Abyssnia. via Queenstown; on THU RSDAl ~
1880 Europc, per steamship Wirland ia Ply
mouth, Chcrbourg and Hamburg SATJ HDAG at llSO
a M for Germany, Denmark, sweden and SOIssy. PER
steamship Rhen. via southampton and rcmen and at ~
NJ for scotland direct Do specially addressed Per
Victoria, Glasgow" and at y for France
direct per Canada via Hayre and At II for
Europe por steamship GeTmanc Queenstown German
aud Fronch correspondence Intended for this steamship mt
he addressed The direct mail Tor Brazil will la9ye
NewY july = for tine indies Will
New York July The mails for Australia Sc, viii leave
san Frauc.co July mails for Chlns, viii le.e
san Francisco Aug l. T. l. JAMES, T. VI.
To md OF the sights OF London
4, tho q AND VAULTS OF the NATIONAL SAFE DE-.
POST COMPANY 0imiteil Queen Victoria ST., hansion
House f. Open daily 70 the public Here tho burglar Is
deaed, nrs .unihIlatsd, and security attained
' HENRY WEST, Manager.
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srnted Mr. SchloZer, the German Minister 10 the
President for the purpose Of enabling him to denver
an autograph letter OF cOngratulatlon from the Eli
pcror of Germany. Mr.. Schlozer in presenting tho
letter stated that he was instructed by Ills Majesty
TO deliver to the President in person upon the fh
dav of July, an autograph letter OF congratuiatoh
upon the occasion of the Centennial anniversary
He wished TO add his own personal good wishes ior
the United States. The President briefly rcpneu'
assuring him of his satisfaction in receiving ihis
evidence Of good feeling on the part OF Ills Majesty
that his kind expressions toward the Unlted states
were fully appreciated and that the letter shouid
be properly acknowledged. translation Oh tho
letter is as folOwsi
william. by the grace OF God, Emperor Of Germany
King OF Prussia &c.
To The President Of the Un,'ed States:
GREAT AID GOOD FRIEND: 1t has been vouchsaied 10
you to celebrate the Centennial festival OF the day upon
which the great Republic which you preside eher
tho rank OF indepcndcnt nations. The purposes OF us
founders have by wise application OF the teac'" Vi
the history Of the foundation Of nations ana WIN '"9h
into the distant future been realized ~ uoN'iol"c"'
without parallel. To congratulate you ana 'ne Ao'
can people upon the occasion affords me 30 huC '.'o
greater pleasure because since the treaty OF lehuhP
which nv ancestor of glorious memory King Frederic
III who now rcsts with Cob concluded with tho uh'cn
States undisurbcd friendship has continually cAiS''I
between Germany and America Hnd mas hech u''''ofo.
and strengthened by the eyer-ircrcaSnS Ihporthc'o
their mutual relations and By an intercourse peSonhB
more and more fruitful In every domain OF commerce
and science. That the welfare 81 the uhitou StaS "'"
fine friendship OF The two countries, may continue 10
ia my sncerc desire and confident hope Accept
the renewed assurance Of NY unqualified cstcoin.
WnIIAa.
[CountersgrcdI vos BISMARCK.
Berlin, June 0, 1876.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
JULY L
PORT OF NETWORK ID.

Steamah, Bolivia (Br small, Glasgow June 20 ana MO-
yilIu g5th With mdse and pass Va Henderson Bros
teamsip san Say NCsrso1, Savannah jay /, WIN
mdsc aud pass. 10 W X. Garrison - n A., "a,
mn, ,r and pass. q Charles a. Whitney x Co -,
Seanshp Frsil (Gtr.l, Meier, Hamburg Jans u, and
IIayrr !. an, with mlse and pass 10 hunhardt & Co. -
Sgamsnn Cornwall OBJ, S!ahpef brstoi hiSp Juho 81
s 'mshp c;tssham (Hr) Mace Newcastle June 81. IN bal
last 10 4. T.. Wight & 90. - ., IA.
steamship Wilmington, HoIlcs. haNiha juno ~ win
mtse. and pass. TO W. T. clyde d Co.. 90
Steamship krin tBr) Alree LONDON June III, WIN muse
aud tA-s +. W. j. iurst - -.
steamshir CAUCUS. Beaise Bosoh Win muse ana p' W
II. f. DimOCk .,,,, 49,. ~ =, III, o
steamship Regulator, Doano, Wilmington N IT, july y
with nly.i stores To Nm. Il. Clyic & 90.
Rarl Pioens Chpma silles 20 dlyA In ballast
BARR LorHda Buistol Borscl Caderas days WITH su
gar -, $500. ,..,.u,,...o ,,,a Ma.
Rark NouiaG, Jayne. LeghOrn ~ days. with mdse IA,
Brig Tycho Braho tDan.l Kraiup Palermo ~ Jays WIN
fruit. $500, ~, ,,o,,.. ,,,.a,.,
dAYn. with sugar.
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DEATH OF DANIEL ID. BRIGGS.

Police Commissioner Daniel ID. Briggs OF
Brooklyn died yesterday at Catskill, " v lie visited
That village several weeks ago for tho benefit OF his
health ho had suffered from form Of kidney disease.
and remained there until his death. lie was about 10
years OF ego. In 1871 he elected Assistant Alder
man Of the Thirteenth Ward. NcwYork. Two years
later he elected Alderman, and held the position
until lsiJ. Daring the Administration Of President
Polk lac appointed Depnty surveyor OF the Port.
lie served terms United States Appraiser under
President Pierce. Through tbs efforts OF hr late Mayor
Eal,f,itch he appointed Ia 1870 Commissioner OF
Police Brooklyn, serving with the llto Mayor ana
Is,as IAN hlllcit also deceased.
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Brig Iaura Gertrude Risk, Brunswick, CO, Cav.

s cs n Harlow adc S6s eofscas MD B. With coal
ssr Hao Hiso hq Frs%cS S grsn . ns %o
scnr. Imms L: windsor Atwood. Plymouth, with lea
schr. lookout PomerOy. Calais with lumber.
schr. Walton. washsurn Kennebec River, with ice
sehr nar6ingeT Dodge Bangor, with lumber "mSsr
Schr Joseph W. Bartlett lof Boston, Bartlett SaGua
scir Lucy Wright Elzey, Charleston days with naval
soop Claudia. Henlrlcksen, Virginia
schr H. BgTTSy TayS ViTgnla Win VIM so,l
sc Aber na9p , ESe w., Co. WIN Goa"
schr T. MidGIefoa. ,i aunnsiI 1iraoa with coal
s sc M MaTy Tafssf Psita virenls S amSc
schr i7.s Hgor tof Thomsston. Poland ST. iimon's Ia
schr s,r,nian Hobroos. vinaIhaven, WITH granite
sShr: VIM g. Gessnsr EsbcIt Kennelec River with ice
sehr Viola Robinson. Maebiay, with lumner.
sthr Lillian, Hall Frankfort, Me. vita lumbor.
scnr ". ". Wilson, Ciane, Georgetown ID CO Cor Fish
schr Elias Moore LEWIS Georgetown; d. e
seh n Io . Sa 1ssn HMM , mn Ss'
ANCHORED AT DART ISLAND.
schrs Cen lioggid IRON cala VIII . n"ner Aask, 81
ockand Pane, Kennebec River Ellen Morrison.
from bangor.
SAILED.
3d-ssam ship Assyria glasgow shps Surrey Cor Lon
dom Hercules for Lyerroo Geo Th9mls"I 4 MsbGnraS;
rator Francisco Giuseppe FOL London stoIeSah JaeEon Tor
steam,hip Wyoming for Liverpool.
WIND-Sunset. moderate. W; cle1r.
FORTIGE FORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON July 4.-The Sorth LlOyis se3ni
ship Mose Nevnaber from NewioTS jane a. aryea here
FAfiiRR POINT July 4-Th steamship Cointllsn iron
Glasgow, arrived at IL m.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PiADEirHA July 4-Arrived, steamship Equator from
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE CENTENNIAL FOURTH IN EUROPE.

TIE CENTENNIAL FOURTH IN EUROPE.
BERIIS. Tucsdar, July !, 1875.
All the morning journals, and consricuously
the National Gd.sEe ami the i0Ss gazette have leading
editorials the Centenary of American iHdePn Icnce
They congratulate The Americans IN the waaesi aud
most symYathctlc terms.
PARIS Tuesday, July T. 1870.
Many morning Journals contain lead r. on tic Concn-
NAL celebration IL the United states They dwell With
praise on The piodious progress made 10y tho Republic
since 1878. Several private calculations OF the ann
ycrsary By the American residents took place hero TO
=.
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HOSTILITIES IN TURKEY.
THREE ENCOUNTERS ON MONDAY.

THREE ENCOUNTERS ON MONDAY.
THE sERvIANs REFUSED BY osMAN PAsHA-THH
TURKS DEFEATED AT Observation-Disclosures
BEFORE BECLINA.
The Servian war has opened with successes on
both sides. On Monday, the Turks rcpulsed the
ServIans ard followed them to Saitschar. The
same day the seryians captured by assault the camp
of Babnaglana, and also encountered the enemy at
Becna. 1t is reported also that the Seryians have
defeated tho Turks at Nitsch, Of the principal
points in tho campaign. Tho Montenegrins arc
active, and are causing Moukhtar Pasha trouble III
Bosnia.
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TELEGNAPUIC NOTES.

NrwBTEGu, \. Y, July 1.-Robcrt III. Allen OF
w.lpolo, si.s- drowned in the Hudson yesterday while
attempting t0syini scfosS
TKESrON, ~ j.. July f.-Thc Society OF the Gin
cnnai meeting today reelected the old
oictrr, after which they aimed al tho Trenton House
ROCHESTER, \. Y, July about midnight
Yesterday Police OfGer Louis murdered
BY H. g. FAIRBANKS u Wooo, Wayne County while attempt
ing o HIN.
PoUGnKErPIsI, July 4.-Thomas Yates, Mayor OF
tsGy died suddenly train, betw
here this afternoon. He on his way home
from Chicago by OF Philadelphia
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THE GREENBACK NOMINATIONS

PHILADELPHIA, July "A meeting OF the
National Executive Committee appointed BY the lnolah-
apos Convention Independent or Greenbacx party was
to-day held here with the Hon. Moses ". Field OF Detroit
IN The chair and the lion. ThOs j. Durant OF Washing
ton secretary. Tne National EKocufiye Council re-
portsd 10 the Committee formally the acceptance
b. Peter Cooper OF NewYork OF the nomination Tor he
Presidency and the declnation OF the HON nsN, ,
BoOth OF California of the nomination rendered him for
the second place the ticket. The Executive Commit,
tee are consulting with prominent eenback men o,
both political parties from all parts Jf the Union and
win defer naming their candidate for ne Fce Presidency
fnra fop-d
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CELEBRATIONS NORTH AND SOUTH.
At TIE FIRST CONFEDERATE CAPITAL

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July l.-Thc Centennial
Independence Day was periodically ohoryci here Az
dayli,,lt - salute Of l3 guns vA' fired on Cdp"l i'm
from ~ FOUNDER At O'ooc. procession 81 Lllil'.!
and fire companies and citizens formed ami after I"arc-
ip. brourb tbs streets hIlt.d ~ stand prcpaIci or
the spcsEcrs PRAYER was on red >. the Rev Dr. Pcifie
Tho Declaration Of independence waa read 1y S' Bie
the Oldest citizen Montgomery and the ONLY survivor
OF those who voted delegates 10 the Territorial Con
vcrtion which adopted tbs Constitution under "N'h
Alabama was admitted into Tho Union In 1912 TX ''"'
Wntts delivered patriotic Grafton and the crowd 'en
dlarcr.od All business was suspended today, ana =
,l raj holiday prevailed. The streets aua houses "ere
decorated with Tags AI II O'Clock salute o' ~ Guhs
wa. fired all the church bells ia the cy wcI" run ana
the eucucs OF the Frc parucu united Their Whistles
ri,h ,hc potrintic irblntion There |as an
DISPLAY Of fireworks ~ the evening. MONTGOMERY hid
farewell 10 he old AMI snlutcd the nov century 81 lndr
nrnlrucc IN handsome style No accident Urr!rasdnt
incident occurred
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN HEsTER-sr.

Torrini Leveller of No. 215 Hester-st. was
shot last evening in the shoulder by Johan Brendh OF
the same place The quarrel originated about woman
with whom Brendin lived. Seeing hat she had become
unfaithiu to him. Brendn got very angry and shot Low
olier accusing him OF leading her away. Inc pan en-
tered the back OF the right shoulder and lodged unde
the collar bone Leveler sent to Bellevue Hospital
The wound "a not considered fatal Brondn was ar-
re.tc and taken to tue statonhouse IN MulberrySI
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thrsra,d Of s approach Indicated BY tn neausney
its violence by the sIcess OF N. rroynrn III %
uncertain
low eent curved line from .'',s to sSt'. ths nns ~
hsd VINE
a. sors points anmistskEby to plessnlt ves1herJ
There has been MS whole little change in pressure
f,r the "a hours preceding midnight The temporary
increase due 20 solar radiation has been more marked
than FOR the 81 hours previous to s The only change
Indicated Is slight rise Of the barometer on tho Eastern
coast and a corresponding decline IN the OLl0 valley
Il ia inferred that tho rainfall If the 4S hours previous on
tine line of the Western lakes will be- checked mere ana
moi move eastward aud with local EXCEPTIONS .nere
will little precipitation In the eastern portion VI Tue
Middle and Atlantic States. -
For this city and 100 miles around, clear, warm
weather interchangng with clouds, and with the prooa
bity OF light and temporary rainfall, VIII prevail Tor
two three days.
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The Cospel Tent,

(Green cars Of Thirty fourth line pass the tent)
The Rev LUTHER q. BARRETT will preach on
WEDNESDAY EVENING the Rev W. LLOYD on
TIIURSDAY EVENING, and the Rev. 8. Ii. rYNG. jr, on
FRIDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
NIlnNn AZ Pr AVER MEE.IING. one honr.
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EIGHT BUILDINGS BURNED AT WALTON, KY.
CINCINNATI, July "A fire this morning at
WALTON. KY, desroye hotel, stable barn, and seven
horses two dry goods stores drug store, TWO dwell
I!ngs meat store and few stables The loss is esti-
mated at $50, 600; insurance not ascertained.
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coEFEE MARKETS

pt, r.xyiRo Jly Coffee market animated and prices
very Grm s.les Of cod Frs;s ut 530D9oOjO refs IL
kil1-. Exchange On LopGOn, s5lS a..
sAsro, Corc. market 6niniateii prlces i'ni Su
peror santos, 400 $500 rrs y 10 kil0s.
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III.-2.
0 sacred WOman-FOrm,

0 sacred WOman-FoTm,
OF the fra Peoples need and passion wrought, -
No thin, pale ghost OF Thought,
But fair aS Morning and as hearts blood warm
Wearing thy pricstly thar on JulIh's hills;
Ciear-eyeI beneath Athcn9's helm of gold;
Or from Romes central seat
Hearing tho pulses Of the Continents beat
In thunder where her legons rolled;
Compact of high heroic hearts and wills,
Whose being circles all
Tho sclhcss aims of mon, and all fulflls;
Tbyself not Free so long as one is thrau
Goddess, that as Nation lives,
And as a Nation dies,
That for her children as man defos.
And to her children as a mother gives
Take our fresh fealty now!
No more a Chieftainsss, with wlmpum-zone
And festber-cinctarod brow
No more a new Britannia, grown
To spread an equal banner to the breeze,
And lift thy trident DER tia double seas 1;
But with unborrowed crest
In thine own native beauty dressed,-
The front of pure command, the unfinchin 6
eye, thine own!
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Ills.


Look up, look forth, and on !
There's light in the downing sky:
The clouds are parting, the night is gone:
Prepare for the work of the day!
Fallow thy pastures lie
And far Thy shepherds stray,
And the fields OF thy vast domain
Are waiting for purcr seed
or knowledge, desire, and deed,
For keencr sunshine and mellower rain!
But keep thy garments pure:
Pluck them back, with the old d,sdain.
From touch of the hands that stainl
SO shall thy strength endure.
Transmrte into good the gold Of Gain.
Compel to beauty thy ruder powers,
Till the bounty of corning hours
Shall plant, on thy fields apart,
With the oak of Toll. the rose OF Art!
BE watchful and keep us so:
BE strong, and fear no foe:
BE just, and che world shall know!
With the same love love us, as we give;
And the day shall never come,
That finds us weak or dumb
To join and smite and cry
In the great task, for thee to die,
And the greater task, for thee to livol
DAYARD TAYLOR.
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HOLIDAY BELLS AND FESTIVITIES EVERYWHERE
H,VTropD Conn July 1.-The Fourth WAS

HARTFORD, Conn, July 4-1hc Fourth WAS
oserycd here by n national salute The ringing ~ b'a
nj sunrs e and a large meeting ct the optra Hos", ai
which Mayor Sprnguo presided Addresses were made
Nv the Hon Henry Barnard the Rev. G. b. Crane aud
the Roy ] H. Tvitchcl The Declaration read nv
Judge Thomas NcMsuus, aud patriotic hfa we're sub-
Tn, evening there Is 10 D" concert ~ me iGa ~ 90
hand with frrvorks Celebrations took place al Wind
sOr and Toiland.
OswEGo, y. Y, July Am international
rife match took place to-day between teams NJ Nix "en
each from the 10Th pting. Rife. % Beieylc. Canada
aud the Ash National Guard ~ this city Tn. latter
won by score OF 43J as Rain prevailed during "a"
Lrmg.
PoCGnKEEPsIE, y. Y, July f.-The Centen-
NAL Fourth was enthusiastically observed mere to-day
There was grand parade and an GRAFTON by the Hon u
Plat Carpenter.
LoCKpogr, y. Y, July i.-Despite the heavy
rain tho city Uas prouss'y decorated The cclcbrG-
ton YVES OF unusual mrguituie. The Grafton was lie
lyer.d by the Rev Foster Eiy The historian Was the
Hon iuft Van llOTan Tho veterans ald cilI asSoeia
lions p:-adci.
washington, July THE only public ccle-
brou OF The dag under the auspices oi the Oldest
MEaht.uts i5oc,l ion at rorls opera House. num-
bcr OF person, Of official prominence were present., M
cludas the committee appointed by ID" lions" ~ Rpro
s.uatiycs IL the largest mcctn; Of i'c hind Tor
nYny years Col. It~iy p".l tN' D''hriiipu - ihh
p,uicicr aud L. 4. Gobrigit ono OF IN" tcuteuulh
Comm Oi District of Coiunr.a delivered The
or.ton S.iutos fred ~ morning, noon ana sun
down. Tho Display Of bunting aud o'hcr decor Atlohs
larger than heretofore OF FOURTH Oi Juy oeeasoh
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GOVERN NEGT UEATHER REPORT.

During Wednesday, i'll the South Atlantic
ard GuIf Stes stationary To falling barometer, slight
changes In tmper.ture south west To soutleas "inus
and parity cloudy weather still prevail, Win occasiohai
undcrstormH In the latter. 49, ,,,,--,
In the upper region, Upper Mississippi ana Mssori
Valleys no decided changes fin temperature ana pres
snre winds mostly from southwest 10 southeast, and
partly cloudy weather. except slightly higher cnler-
lure IN the frs, Section and occasional rains IN the TWO
last. =.
In the lower lake region rising followed By falling na-
roneer casorly winds backing 10 s"uery anu slightly
warmer, clear OF partly cloudy weather.
IN me Midde and Eastern states sigbi changes ga pres
sure and temperature, reSerfy 10 s"hMerV n"ds ana
generally cieur o. purity oioudy wealher.
The Mississippi River, from kcckuk 10 caro- VIII rise
somc hat,
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CERuANY,s HEARTY GREETlNG.

Az AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF CONGRATULATIONS FROM
EMPEROR WILLIAM To THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. July AT 1880 o'clock to-day.
Mr.. Cadwaladcr. acting Secretary OF State, pre-
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Of II may securely estaDhsh me se'
lung oJmpa before you are conscious ni
dancer Better pTudcuty Ia Dr. Jayncs EXroctfat
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healing Influence on thc lunIs ard bronchia
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