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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA
CUIco. CAL. JuIv g 1877

CHICO, CAL, July s, 1876.
Mr.. Editor :-DOubtless q few notes on the
manner of gathering grain in California would
be of interest to some of tho readers of tho
Spirit.
On tho lst instant, VIC had an occasion to
visit the ranch of Mr.. r., near this city.
This ranch contains about fifteen thousand
acres, and about ten thousand acres of which
are in wheat aud barley. On this ranch arc
running ten headers, some of which cut d
swarth of sixteen feet wide, and others twenty
wide. The sixteen feet ones arc run with six
horses, and the twenty feet ones With eight
horses the horses all working abreast and id
tho rear OF the machine, (some,what on tho
cart before the horse plan) Tho machine iS
guided by the means of n rudder wheel, which
runs in the rear OF the horses Immediately
in the rear of the knives runs an ondless
apron dropper, which delivers the grain, whom
cut through tho elevator into the wagon
which, if drawn by four horses, has a bed
twenty-four feet long, ten feet wide, aud six
feet high on the higher side, and if drawn by
two horses it is of less proportions. Each
heading machine requires throo of thosc
wagons to keep it in continual motion, and
the number of acres cut per day is about
tweDty>fve.
After the wagon has been loaded it Is driven
from under the elevator to the throshing MAJ
elisa. dor run bra fsTnnfyst1y0
horse power engine, and is fed by q Jackson
selEfeeder, which consists of two elcvating
drOppcrs extending forty feet on each side Of
the mouth Oft machine aud at right angles
to it. The grain is pitched from six wagons
at time upon the olevating drOpers, which
carry it to an endless apron running in front
of the cylinder, whose Ofioo it is to doliver
tho grain into the mouth OF q monstrous
.hresher with separating department Eve
feet wide. The number of hands required 10
pitch the grain from tho wagons upon tho
side feeders is from twenty TO thirty.
The straw and ChAf is dragged from tho
machine with two horses and a long pole.-
The threshod grain runs from the machine
into the sack, which, when filed, is sewed
and then carried to the pile, where it remains
several months before it is taken from tho
field.
The number Of hands required to run tho
ten headers aud throsher is ono hundred, and
the number Of horses two hundred and eighty.
The quantity of wheat threshed per day often
exceeds two thousand sacks, containing two
and a-quarter bushels each.
Occ1nYNT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
P0 ETICAL.
UNCLE SAM.


He stands subiime. IN sun aud storm
HIS banner bears tho " d Reform;
Thieves, roEres, and knaT es, bUmbuG aud sham
All staod IN fear o. Uhcie Sam.
When tho good caCse" seemed most forlorn,
He lauSied the coward heats to ScOrn
When, crop uG wide. they co.ld nO5 see,
He rose and said, ''Co ne follow me-"
The State is proud that gave him birth;
His fame ex.ends OuFS all the ear!h;
Through al tue Uuiou's Il ead.h AID length:
A waIcawOrd Snd n tower of strength.
Corruption sh='nks and stands aghast
WhepO'er she hears as buSle blast
You cannot b-e"k, yOU cannot bend,
You cAnDOs swer, lin from hls end.
Th-ourh all he Isnd wide I,0:s his name;
Each Sac has cUUghU lie p&t.iUt Hame-
The NO-Sb end Sor IN. tie East and West;
He ve*Is Triumphant on h.s crcss.
II lea. 5 " II welcome that bright hour
When honest II en-, Iestoad O M Ner,
Shall lead Tue way the FaIu- trOd.
To reverence Vir.nc, 7 4. b and God.
Hal to llre year OF j'b lee.
The people $ ,a'l once more be FREQ;
Tue' wan no des pot. knGve or sham,
But wEaG they wAnC "Urc s Sam"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Tennessee has forty cotton mills, employs
ing 56,359 spiudles and consuming IA ,453
bales of cotton.
Mexico offers 100000 to any ono who
will establish a woolIen factory there with
capital of 100000.
- 1t is stated that the Grangers of tho
United States have over 5000, 900 in
vested in their various enterprises.
NJ. De Lesseps is anxious to make the
canal between the Atlantic and Pacific across
America. Nicaragua is the favorite route.
Tho Fifth annual exhibition of the
Berkeley County Agricultural Association
will be held during the second week Of Sep
tember.
It's suggestive fact that while Blaine
was pushing through his railway jobs, be put
Wheeler at the head of the Pacific Railroad
Committee. BE knew his man.-N Y. Sun.
"A valuable mineral spring has been dis
covered near the village Of Bridgewster, Rock
ingham county, Va, and the Bridgewater Cit
izens arc making arrangements to Jay out
public square with the spring as q centre.
Mr.. John 3. Davis, of Richmond, Va;
is perhaps the largest tomato producer in the
United States, having over three hundred
acres planted in this vegetable near that city:
He is largely engaged in the canning businessi
The Harrisonburg CVa) Old Common;4
cedlM publishes letter addressed to Col.
Chas. T. O'Ferrall, requesting him 70 an+
nouuce himself candidate for Congress, sub.
ject to the decision of District Convention
of the Democratic party.
"Ms, does pa kiss the cat?" "Why,
no, my son. What in the name of goodness
put that in your headv' "Cos when pa came
down stairs this morning be kissed Sarah in
the hallway and said, "Thafs better than
kissing that old cat up stairs, amt it Sarah H''
John Kelly, the TammaDy chief, says
with the aid of Gov. Hendricks name be has
no doubt of the election of Gov. Tilden.
There were great many people who had
come to the conclusion that they wanted
change in party administratioD-that there
was great need of reform in nearly all the de-
partments Of the government
'tIhe Kana1oha Tisit6r," is the name Of
1sss1.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08

Illinois has 100000 COWS and 1000
cheese factories.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08

''TAe KanauoAa Visit6r," is the name Of
a neat little paper which comes to us from
Charleston, published by Cox & Dudley. l.
has our best wishes,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
JNo. A. THOMSON.
SUMMIT POINT, May 80, 1876.

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAzISE FOR AU-
GUsT--A delightful number is Ballou's Mag
azlne for August. 1t is SO light, go breezy
aud cheerful that it is just what is needed in
warm weather to make people forget the heat
add discomforts of the season. The stories
are all of the best, the poetry excellent, and
the illustrations timely and well executed.
1t is one of the best publications of its class,
in the country. and should be read by the
whole people, in every State in the Union.
Published by Thomes & Talbot, % Hawley
Street, Boston, at s1.5O per year, postpaid,
and sold by all the dealers in the country.
Illinois has 100000 COWS and 1000
cheese factories.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
UPHOISTEEIN&-
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
Aud Repairin&

=
THOS. U SPISRS would give no-NA
i tice tn he has recently removed ssaaS9
his Boot and Shoe Shop to his resi- SS4<SSsssslED
dence Main street. three doors below West ST.
where he is prepared to
MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR
Boots, Shoes, Caters, slippers. &c, short no.
Aee and upon reasonable terms Every effort i'll
be made to give tistaction CUSTOMERS and the
patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
March 81, 1876.
SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
T HAVE just received from PHI iadel lphia = COM
Il pIete line of II School Books used in the schools
of our town. which sell at as low figures
as any other house. AaJ book not on hand can be
furnished in = fe days. l have also a large stock
of Letter Cap. FooIscaP, Note, Tinted, and Initial
Paper, with Envelopes of all sizes and shapes with
States, Pen holders, Pens &c, all at low prices
Call and examine C. E. BELLER.
ORIENTAL CREAM, the most elegant and del.
~ icHte preparation for the Skin ever inven ted,
also Hagan . Magnolia Balm and Saund ers' Face
Powder, To be had at c. E. BELLEP S.
1sE CoaguliEe for rpendng Chiua, C lass, Earth
~ enwAre, Stone, Ivory, Wood, Leather, Trim
kets, Toys &c, for sale by c. E. 9ELLER.
DEAD THlS.-Safetv from ere insured By uaiuP
u the Hang up Box Matches 200 IN box for on Is
Gye cents. Can be had at c E. BELLER'S. :.
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NEW SERIES, VOL. XI, NO. 80.
Spirit Of yeffersm,
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST S. 1876.

CharlestOwn, Jefferson County. We.t Va,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
Tin, Sheet Ircn, NOOGng, SDoutlng
STOVE HOUSE.

nN Main street, in CharIestown W. Va where
" will be glad to all my old friends and
customers. am prepared to furnish ANYTHING IN
in the TIN AND STOVE line at tho very lowest
prices Roofing and Spouting done at the shortest
notice and In superior manner. Repairing done
az once. Repairs for Stoves furnished. The very
best Cook Stores and Ranges always on han d. sold
cheap, and varrented TO work we'll. All kinds of
TIN WARE always on hand,
Old Iron. Br-ss, Copper, Lead, Sheepskins,
Hides, BeesT-x. Bacon, Lard, Soap, TaiIow and
Country Produce generally, taken in exchange for
: IN Work Stoves. Cali and see me, and you will
never have cause to regret it.
JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-08
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Tralns leaving Stauntan al 40 P. N. and = Is p.
NJ. ruu daily Except Sunday stopping at all
regular stations.
Trains leaving Stauaton at O5 A. NJ. and 10 80
P. NJ run daily stopping at all regular statiOns
ington. Mi!ibor0', Goshen, UAynesboro'. Green
wood, Mechum's RlveESIyy, Charlottesville, Cur
don sville Junction and Richmond.
Sleeping OF. ali night trains, and parlor
cara on day mail trAiasEsst of White Sulphur.
I, ERAIxa AaaiyE AT,s sgsrossA As FoLIews:
d" 80 Huntin gton g - 10
Express from Richmond daily 6 45 A. NJ.
% '' Huntington '' 1925 P NJ
For further Information. rAteE, &C., apply to
JOHN Il. WOODWARD, Agcn; al stauntun. Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
Cent Pass and Ticket Agent.
w. NJ s. DUNN. Eng. Sup't.
August |. lSI6-tE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22
A WELCOME RELIEF.

CooI NIGHTS AND PLEASANT DAr--'FFECT on TIE
rEopIE-sMAIL NUMBER Or sUSsTROK"s.
The breeze winch sp5a0g up Thursday even
in. ncw fresh aud cool all tae night long yesterday
tempered The air 10 jhe mdnoss OF Spring almost com
pared with the br1ng days before, and last n'aatlt
again gave rfrsning sleep. The parks ANA open places
OF ihc city were flied with people 20 whom itwJ, tett
anu Happiness to ST and breathe; tie little children
revived and payon with us ike their usua. JOY
anu yIg,r A week OF such weather woud stop inc
slaughter OF the innoccnts the sick took new leae
Of hic and tnose in nominal good health were relieved
from che suun Of Is days Of heat Hesegd y was one
Of tse five days she cheated term began when the
mercury was up among tho "umeticS" At only irii
short marking $50 he hottest time. and iJ HAD
fallen no lower than ~ ~ IN the evening, but tho
thermometer only apprU1imates a. boat ana yesterday
il ad not register the crisp breeze wet wth cool rains
that would made the Ia CHEST te1i ycratuIe u'aDle
with tire month OF August yCt come il cannot "' said
that the cheated term" H. done, buJ may be hoped tat
there viii De intervals ILo tins Of the last - hours,
which VIII tide over the hot days between. Icterday
tine number Of suDstfokos reported was comparatively
few some Of them dating BACK three or roar days.
George Beed o. No. % Forsyth st. died yesterday from
i,,Trs Daley. who was su,sruck in the Eia ;ai.way
tgtlast uoFot 81 Jersey Cly on Thursday, oioi !rey'
C4-rta NJ. CJoA.-v 90 Boston, HIc"ac- h""",'''' 81
encore of the Ess'N COUNT Ice COMPANY ana 7n
does moi uanspre, were slnstIuoA III New
Ssan r ti.iyi au elnployt In Klaus. brswor in New
X.
yes.ery rom .u5,OH, pIUducca ny Ia neat 81 inc
.cOD, s., Inu, were also Two cases OF s~ha'foAe ~
t..zaoctA OLA Thursday.
i-ecit Netabe of 81. 30 bghtt'N0 dlcd OF huE-beh'
r.,sigS adv o. No 20 alxth-s. uho was suisrugk
AGolrs W,I...or OF 80. % E.drdleot. was overcome
by t..s neat yesterday.
ips5t Fad on No. 42C West ThigJy-sy l-st sun
strsf al Iurt g,lNt h-s, aHd 4ehiI-i'e 80 ti"a},
li.Itu Sfitu, - WIDOW, of FpurrS ana 1i4iNAFg''
Nls I,rJaJ IstoG ny tGs ugTt ee,c,,.oy.
jams u ri,n uf No. - i,oacn-.t, who at work M the
II H,yu IIycr I,tIOtd depot Last evening, was O1olcOn-e
Dl i.Iy neat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22
CHASING A FORGER.

Charles w. Atkinson, whose family resides
in tho uciab,ornooi Of DoyiCstOwn, Gac-s County
Penn. suocrcfcd week ago I'm getting money urdcr
false prc,cnsas from yarons persons at hihry' TIA IL
fed ana other places - Union ,.ni!, = D., by repre-
alma. himself as Orn H. Flusset., Obe OF the propuc
tors Of the United states Hotel Trenton A'A son had
adopted te same tactics in Philadelphia and FneIcj
lad forged FaUssots checks foe various sums
ae.regaue $1,000; had forged the name 90 Wan. Do1tou,
a Wholesale grocer Of froui0n ior several hundred dol
bars; had Jumped his bah wuiie awaiting thai ~ Doyo5
town for another forgery, aud been tg oil various oyer
oH1isrs FsussctJ, w,'u pohcc ohcrr and accom-. +"
uI,u ~ Daniel Hctie.i, OF WHOM : KuiOa MAJ pli-
chased fI1O sulEy, vhcu ne htd attempted 10 rddc
ion = :. , yrAiCe aAI iO - M0uey, aud ny Christopher
Van stair whom le Eai PASSED frtri cIrtA Tor
S.OJ-Ou watch he. however. Only realized aIv-IhA'd az
at.y stafrd after Tosu. They cd ain - Lam
I,rI-yils. where Thursday niztt, BINDING hiuaoI
l.ty pressed lie crossed 20 DuyrstOSn . escape Ui
arrest ,n NeB-Jorsey, and allowed himself 20 De OJh-
i,itt-d l., i.u in OyIystJwn lie prepared "a lria n
J. nnsyly 3nia, and tho cares pending against MA
t.ose were OF a character taO nS pUrsdtrs hLd
ntte hope OF ever seeing iuin tried IN Ne" Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BLANKETS AT AUCTION.


A SALE OF OVER HALF a MILLION DOLLARS AT
PRICES 80 PER CENT BELOW THOSE OF LAST
YEAl.
A peremutory SALE by order of McSsrs. Am
midtown Lane a. Co consisting OF about 5000 PACKAGES
Of blankets an grades held az anctOn vest HriaN NJ
the rooms ~ Messrs Field. Morris fenncr Co.. ~ Nos
465 and 467 Broomc-st There large attendance OF
BUYERS mainly from the West and the dry goods Uaue vi
nearly all the large cities throughout the country was
represented The early part OF tue sale was marked 'l
great falling OF the prices Of PaSsac Fails blankets
Peterborough blankets did better and standard Whites
California whites Metropolitan whites. and "lhdSof
whites wero sold at higher rates than We're expected
number OF each these grades running above inc ''Nl-
price and many Of the lots being duplicated Apo" %
cases more than the catalogue called Tor were so'u
Coorcd blankets consisting Of Gold Medal Farmers anu
Mechanics Bufal silver Gray and Eagle INES SOFA ~
very low Aglrcs not olu2ng white goods OF the SAINT
grades Tue following some OF the prices ooItheu'
P.s.rl,oroush white assorted borders, III - a[2q
81 G7l - 40 g. o. Pa S none less than - 60
ia do ~ 27l2 sSi 20. CaIuotnh whites NeiIG W
active 10 broush, from 9 - 2 gsS % IA 1 az
In, sold AZ 81 z7Lats so; III do, - 81 - l-'2
a6Ti,s borders. iS4, ST 55g>4 co. ia do - 25a
IS IS l24 do. 50 30. Golden Gate unG N'I w., -
weight lO-3 s. 50 ia do Sc 35GS6 -; ls-t ,to.
AND H Weight I5 y 4o ~ 40 50 lqeS2 90 w6d md
ser While DO. 1914, - 9JGg2 - g III Dc 70 "V@
* 55 ia do 81 D Buffalo SILVER Grays back hgi o
fnr sZcs ~ U50s2 10; Eagle hdht u u'io4
ont STYLES brought from 81 l59 y 20
Hiehf priced goods I<edominated, and the safe aver
aged nearly $500 to the package making to.a' OF Ne
tween 100000 and $4,000. The opinion wa. OK
messed th.t sltsouzh LARGE falling on rom
fgsf seasons pric-ssbodt so per ccni-mn'a"ctui1r
could 20 on producing .Bcse goods 81 the 'Do n-uL
and make profit, considering the present price o. "ooi
aud lfoOT. - ,.,,,-,. f,,--
In: stenarer Brothers CO., Field. Latter Co., j. v
TarNrii Richards Shav, Fitch 4 WusOw, anu carson
PCric scott 20. OF Chicago; DO9d Brown /" Co. . -
Davis a Co, Chase & C.bbOtL, j. Wen x o. "'iT a.
Tr,nk & SONS Of st. Louis; LOUIS S1lN, JoAl
siilits mcAlpne Polk & Co, and ). d H. SCR
snrl,rod & Co Of Cincinnati, EambuiSer bioom
q g.. o. Louisville; J. Strauss q Co, and Dufke
spel K Cook Of Francisco; Rice, NtiA y 70.
and r. LlewenstoiB Brother o. Memphis; j. Pollock "
90 Of Mobile : Gucnlisrc. Block Go. OF Hui'tsiohi
psfcn n sAuibern Of Boston; SvcetzCr K ftMpIth
T. Van VaIkcublig & Co., WIlnam Lynch, anu NJ SCI zen
hacl. * Co. Of PliaHelhla; A. 4. stewart o., J. :
Jaufay x CO.. r. Is. C.shu & Co.. Haistc'd, lia!neS *
Co ard NUMBER OF other large auuscs Oi new OH
al the great auction sale Ul hanne.S, bianhejs enc
viois DENNIS &C. held a. the sioIc o. MeS-rs d.h't
P,g. a CO.. ON Neln0,dsy aud THURSDAY, thc 5n0's
brought Ia al nearly a. 900. Ihs prevailing OplNh
is Aat tho gcnordy Satisfactory 10 guy c4s Al"
sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22
urAnLr.s ANp ARMLEss noDY FOUND.

One Of the crew Of the Bandalls Island
ferry Uee. noticed blackOoDng outset Eoa;ing IN tio
Harl n, River I'D the vicinity OF Observation-Disclosures
etst early yesterday morning, but thinking 10 O5 az
wood paid 10 attention 10 H. Later it came under the
observation ol Patrick Ilaslan, the capsam Of tue
sl!arlboat No OF the Branch Pcnteutiay on KandAH-
Island Approaching the object ho tOunu mat it was the
Ltaulcss ana arml.5s body Of Ina1. ropo was
fastened about the trunk, ard thc BODY was towcd
TO the shore of Randalfs Island, whore u WAS
tied al The foot of Stone steps, ont Of
tine influence Of tho swift current OF Tie river
The head va entirely gone, and OF The arms nothn VAS
Lett hI bpn., Ui tIc u1tor arms, MiitI eIli it
ua!ed fastened 10y TIE cartilage 90 ih" GuLN Tie iS
OBJ entire Oi the JgUA ii disc pps..vh ana the
in. bare, iultfUr Ur-ons pttrutira through
tln On the hack tesE Sill ciuE- IN pieces -.4
s.I.-. D.l! o. s.tp. Ga.N Cola panlsJons par Oh
Lsat y,DInuSI sEtc>, AID lut, 81 iti l.D sal L. s
cluus 10 the body Ivory appearance indco t"A1 t-c
hoo, al been tDu tIc ~ tie safer. Iaeie vas
uJ,Ir. 10 WIctner Do g. case 81 ulUro.'i u'lc
,r ,,rl!,nt. Immediately Ugtn t4c discovery oi i.-
ip.. . notification Nas a.uJ 10 tue rritd TItc.u't
Ponce -auH aid b,Ht thence 10 tie t"lyn,i ONCE
5l.f suy.y amer U'Ci.c6, zoe dead nag.n A5'r 10
ia. loot OF East DuenJJrcl-a idtN MY -scCoud-, Win
AL order tho HuuJ be- removed 10 l"c Mui- dt IL IS
ut Thought possible tHIt IL caI Gc iieh1n-i as e only
fuy, ABOUT tu.t WoGid lead ~ recognition were iL'
5u,., and ptu.ngaS, and these VIZ, OF alHd warren
.rs ,e.y ilcqdcAty iOeGd Oh persons OF the m!od-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22
ERENcH YLTWs OF AMERINA.

PRESENT And COMING DYIEGAnON5 FROM FRANCE
WHAT me Wo.KIHGNEN THINK OF THIS
COUNTRY.
A delegation Of six persons, members OF The
Frtuch Department o. Public l1stru, con, arrived III
Ney-York on Wednesday by .Ae steamship France Oh
ther Wv 10 the Exhibition in Philadelphia Two OF iho
debates gle connected with Tie Ministry OF Pubic H.
stf,gtcio.c OF tnem i. Bussou, having represented
In. Tyegch Government at the Vienna Exposition.
Messrs Berger N&l-us, Enbe.,. ut O&uicr are super
intaaIalts ara Inspectors OF Pubic Instruction In
Fgauce Gcssr,. Bgisson and Berger afc authorized 10y
their Government &, take tour Of Observation through
tno Ohio valley and Cauaad after rhoy have finished
tA-r duties at the TX osition and tae eastern pant Of
The country.
Two d. eastlois Of French artisans have visited the
United states tn, summer 20 the Exposition and
study Tie condition OF the worAinsmeA IN AHe"ta Inc
first "a Or number OF whom one c.cd IN maGtipN''
arrived June o. the dees,gs coming from Paris and
ro,clb,riug cities The second delegation, numbering
So came from Lyons 81 reached Nov-Yoga on July H.
Eoth are local e DELEGATIONS. sent Ter. 20 take back
a r.ot 10 tueir fcow-WtiIEeu. neither receiving any
assistance frcDIle French Gottrnurut To !, rteCi"d
however that a Government iUaus raj delegation OF
about so u.efoIar4 will coma ~ tls country n Is few
wees. The Lyons de.esI.ea are no" % faiiarcHda'
fr ,1eTzi srei, lous,T The Plr- dr.. elt.ou
vii s.l Tor Fra.ce TINS U,o.n.u. ON e steamer ~.
~ No 10 Pruc,-sf Win the french woIkuul Of
tiis city. WAC Dad received t1e1 and shown thcni
ho.itl.ities where farcVcl,s were tNtihl-t'' ana
spedchcs Of th.r.s Tor uduesse aud Of good viii were
mod, D., tau.e present leadue m"mDcr Oi me Pans
Gecgat Oh sd Yesterday 10 "a EHt ~ iei"'.' t4t tAo
Cclcs,tes wc!e much cAs.d w4ta Anr.,t, ana "itA Tue
Iuecla.f a yO Ion %. DE tAVo, .pn iu o'Eei ,hh 3
tAe aoi rrcn particularly impressed uicle i'e td
a was prUblabs 90 visit AIuerta, tOI 'Dt U FRANCE
expected hE0 sssagc4 ia thoH PANT al Itti"tIn III
a pl.tS of liDt S,..sc, lie s'd' I4cl were
EXPECTED take back report. and tLAi ht di'-'tes
were ag.teJ general % Ne. better lc "olnAu
10 si.y An Elis WA!e aotuai hNn- expense we're
no ch less Paris Than tn SrF1 ON, Cp.Acsf SHOES,
De,r.i +tsbfNRcc. 8Hd ether ure'sSAies woe Nri@
much cupaprr-In many CASES ulNN lht-tHFU- less.
a good goTKlulH moro certain oI STEADY WON ID
y5l- than iu NrW-YOrk. Ia sums lines Or "yfH-io'r-
Turk bur Oh the whole gm2iil4un 10 tAa country Ma
c,ua,.d 80 ne worsnsInaH moi more free M
Auerica than Franc Cgrttl az o. poMcflu I'D one
nc. ~ auotb, Ior those desiring 10 come America
fse Nist tIr do ca earn % speak tnoiSu Jhat
a., more important tbsu bringing ~ "'n Ecni sup
Of InuISy. ia conclusion &c - kr std hlinsch IS
mach plsased with TINS country AMI IA leOpe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22

DSscplPTION on IBE NEss'L WHICH Is 70 JOIN
Tsr EUROPEAN SQUADRON.

DascplPTION on IHE NESs'L WHICH Is 70 JOIN
TsE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
Tie reduction in the number of war vessels
of tins country B foreign waors uahcs IL necessary Tor
a ssi 10 remain 81 her station uOi! relieved by an
otlcr The United States steamer Franklin, which Is the
flagship Of the European squadr, mas r~on on the sta
Ton nearly Der allotted sine Of three years ard must
soon be relieved The new scopu-war IieH'0h mas peeh
dsta for his service aud orders hav8 been gwen 10
iii her out Immediately for sea She now lying al 'Ee
foot OF , uJ--t East River here she is receiving hcr
machinery preparatory being dOckod aud copperr.
She win h, ready 10 go 81 the navy yard to be hted out
I'm about six weeks and will be roloy for sea about
December The history OF tine Trenton has been such
az 20 create the usual sups siiioH common among sea
fang men some of.oeTs have been heard 10 remark
thai LEY should not wish 10 hc ordered to her Inc
epton Is one ~ the sght sloops authorized by Con
gress FL SO and her Keel land during the lol!own;
sumru,r When the attempt was made 10 launch her
from tic Brooklyn NsyyYsrd or Dee 80 last, OWNS 20
th we, weatb,~ % week previous t rd7 upoSsl'r 70
slide Ter more than eight feet on tht ways IL two hours
and TIE launch abandoned un,d New years cay NJ
which tine shs was successfully launched. She was
then placed ia drg dock 30 De fastened ana when she
was cropped into the sire found 10 icak and
had TO be redo,Krd and rcparod a'er winch Size vas
taken 10 NeW-IurE 10 receive Err HatiiG'iF' y J."
t,p sings gave SWAY and tne cvuscr cl about % cst
mo the bot'Om 0: lAo ship creating con59ei~oc
Tc Trenton II said % b. Of tho finest and proha-
by .,scst cls n tie naval service, 0 ing go via
sn 40 |,-rn,r - nr,s il. uiuicc,, ,rd tne
lettp, ls iu--s 200 GzsrJ and a!i o. to fci stl"ar'
Wiz aG md -ted '"" Loi'- pow ,. "a ,..- H.,
cylindrical I-l,evs l. ,ecj Iu diameter an' 10 lrt'
lou-, win 5lt e'l OF crate sutt' 'ri 'I,VD ,', ~"
lealug surface Inc prop -Si - '.,Is.i 49,
ec-,,v 10 foe diameter, md p '-tl moan ltt'h lho
length ~ IN Y-rs, T. 233 feet Dc'"rrA pr,prt, lar
sla - o. - fs .i tis ged and fil ne are. "iih II
ytet with prov 1',hiiEz 50 .er' '' 'u r ' ,-i
fUf.a mn d ff.al