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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
PUBLIC OPINION.

Disappointed politicians may growl as; as they ney
iii ni The one demand OF the people Is for union ana
VII, and fellowship throughout the naton.-lPhiladel-
phla Times (lnd)
The Chamberlain speech may be SAID to
30 lanced the ufiamcd carbunCle of Republican, opo-
i,icn to the Administration The patient VIII now I'M
nroye-l Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep)
Tho ReDublicans in Ohio are now greatly
donnrazed ana discouraged at the turn matters nave
,tn i'm their own palty. and with good ticket ana q
md paffOru tie Democrats cannot IAN ~ success al
d. coming eecton.-[ Dayton Democrat tDem)
We are in favor of the restoration to the sill
xer dollar character as lawful money precisely as
g. stood July H. 1870. That Is, would make the sill
~ COLLAR legal tender without mit for all debts, pubic
ond nriynie Then we are for directing that cihcd
Inftr OF silver dollars shall b. coined We w"nd start
viii fifty millions.-l Cincinnati Commercial (Ind)
II is our opinion that Judge Taft will be
nominated by the Republicans and we believe he VIII ne
very strong candidate. and make good Governor, but
" ,1rd very heartily support either Mr.. Perry Or Mr.
West-lSpringfeld (Ohio) Republic (Rcp).
Mr.. Tilden has had his day. He will not
ar-in be a candidate, do we think him desr0us OF
s1eh an honor lie can rightly apply 10 himself the
memorable words Of Henry Clay, had rather be rlsht
ulan Observation-Disclosures Chronicle (Dem).
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THE RINDEEpL7r N GERMANY.

. In compliance with special Instructions from
the Department Ut State, Henry j. Winser United safes
Consul 81 oonnebe H. Geraan, has made lreportto the
lcuartment under dl.e June ,, 1877. concerning the
rnlrrpest in GermaEy The matej Of The report is de-
rived from the record a1d ugl, authorities. Among
Other interesting s~Inenis vhic7 - contains, arc sub
s,autally the following: The poison ~ the rinderpcst
IL difficult 10 destroy II attaches readily to ail sub
stances and may be communicated Tor an indefinite
period Hides dry sailed previous to shipment or frozen
and sailed after shipment If from infected animals,
mr. themselves infected b. contact, carry the Infection
n foreign ports ana infect animals at sucn ports The
German government strictly prohibits traffic during sea-
SONS when the disease is prevalent within or near ts
borders, in all articles liable to carry the disease with
,nrocted districts The report says the poison viii not
only propagate itself by OF neat cattle bn viii
attach Itself TO saeep goats. dogs cas- fowls pigeons,
etc Iiay straw leather WO,d and even the earth are
media for ITS dispersion. IL is easily earned about BY
cloiliug especially wooden garments. I -on al
fbe.r objects the poison adhere, for very long Time
without losing It's active principles II nee the rlhiu
rules enforced by thc Government, winch compel tue
1a.,ru, ion of hides with bodies OF injected animals,
regulates he intercourse of the people and tic mOVencl
,n ne ol animals of infected places, AMI tholcrs 'ho
~omrie Isolation Of diseased catlt. Under the law,
,fs, sand cattle may BE- killed. aud other property d.
showed 10 prevent the spread 81 the Gls a-e III cl
eases remuneration ~ Ire valuation l. made Inr r.
,rf cuni rs dcScT. ptiOn o the symptom, ana ti'ct'
AZ tne disc ,se VITA winch pubic has been made "a
tniiar hrongn press and government reports III inns
rol1tr. Il asD contains SYNOPSIS % Inc German laws
ana r. cu atoms III OF threatened OF real appearance
nf The disease that tcfc need d. no icF Oh eA
narration from tins or amy country OF
infected hides otter poisoned articles.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July >, 1877.
Tho Post-olice Department gives notice that n
direct Venezuelan mail will be dspachedby the bark I0r
net sailing from New York for 10 Guyra the TN inst
The department IL to-day informed that the sailing Of
the steamer Rio Graude heretofore scheduled 10
cuban mail 10 Havana On the 7th inst. has boen ndei
ultely postponed.
The recent sensational reports OF the prevalence Of
malaria disease in Washington unfounded. Accord
ing the reports the Health Officer the city il
ceptiOniy healthy for the season. and the usual
mortality among children this time OF the year has not
shown Itself
The applicants for office are bcsieglng the Treas
ury officials to-day with the pcrtnacity that
characterized their visits last week Nneenths OF them
ladies who crowd the appointment room and the hall
leading to the Acting Seoretary's office.
President Hayes and his Cabluet and yIce-Pres-
ident Wheeler, have accepted invitations to attend
the Vermont Centennial.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other ship Seios see Third Pggs.l
ARRIVED.

Schr John ~ Griffin, Gould. Gloucester.
Schr. :. T.. Brown, Tinker. somerset
scur. Chas. =. Rogers. Perkint Nantucket
Schr. Arson Brown, Jones, New London.
Schr. Ffcsi ne. kIl,bee, ioftla q, Ct
Schr. Alice Hrauard, Hail, Portland, Ct
Miller, Dayton, Providence for Port Johnson
schr Cornelius Pratt. Providence for Port Johnson.
Gtdney, Providence, Port Johnson.
Bark cbe tNOr Grau, FOusbcrg, al days, In ballast To
Punch, Edge q Co.
"a BARK Joseph AUST, Ivancich from Lancaster which
arr iye ID aud choIed sandy Hook, towcd 10 the
cItr this T.. 9th.
Schr. J. III. Hoyt, Lyon, Maryland
sehr v Glover 1ngersO Ge rgetown, s. c. days. with
navai stores, H.. ID. Hurlbut a Co.
Schr Ny Rover Brown, Charleston, days, with lumber to
Evans, Ball n co.
arE GER Ihlder Bremen 80 days In ballast to
Ucm, kOop 60. -
-teaushlp Tyne (Br.l Haliett Alexandria, MAY 18th,
Llcaa MaIino 3ls Messna June 9th, Palermo. 9Th,
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Ready thi, lIorning.
THE SEMG.WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

choice editorials poetry, two serial stories letters
correspondents huors Of IN Gay, al tho
important foreign and domestic partial list u tho
contents Of this issue 4, IS follows:
SOCIETY ~ ENGLAND-Letter nom @. W. s.
Ceremony Riuaiss-rle Prince Of wales'- Eeoep
tion toGcncral Grant
LETTER FROM ELIHU BURRIrr on "what 70 60 With
the Geneva Award Balance"
THE FOURTH AT woODsroCK-A political attack on Mt
Hayes
THE NEXT HOUsF-Eleyeu Democratic majorty-iIow
the President may be embarrassed.
Exports Of Ameucan Beef; nigh Rates o, Eolr tan
Intorests-he Management self. New lorss
Tea Coffee Trade, studies Hone. Reaping His wild
oats. sold pure Liquor" storns Prccs II
Dress Material; War, topics Cap
tai Lead Poisoning Cattlci IN EntomoloSisI Iowa;
Contributors Notes and Queries Cleaning, nom Gotten
po<iries all the market reports etc.
sin gle copies free application.
lin wrappers ready for mang) nvo per copy,
copy. year copies s2 6oj copies
extra $50 Postage in all free the scrber
Address THE TRIBUNE, Nes-York
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A CALL FOR $4,000, 600 FIyE-TWENTlEj.
WAsnIHGToN. Thursday, July ), 1877


The following is the iiftieth call for the re-
dempon of iyetwenty bonds Of 1865, consols Of 1850
issued this afternoon
TREASURY DEPARTMENT July >, 1877.
BY virtue OF tho authority nv the Act Oi Congress
approved July H. 1870, entitled " An Act 10 Authorize
the Refundpg OF the National Debt" hereby give
notice that the principal and accrued interest 0f the
bonds herein below designated. known "a hyctwenty
bonds of the Act ~ McG 3. $50 tcOnsos Of 1850 VIII
paid at Treasury Of the Uned states. IN tue CiY
II Washin gOn and after the nth day OF October
1877, and that the interest said bonds VIII cease
That day.
Coupon bonds dated July 1st, 1865, namely: $40 No:
IL OOl 10 No. 1000, both inclusive; 500, NJ 1suoI
L. No $4,000 both inclusive: 500 No. 1S,OOl 10 No
~ 900, Goth inclusive $1,000, No. 4lOO1 10 $1,000
both mclusv We. Coupon total, F7OOOOoO.
Registered bonds redeenabe ut the p"asule o. the
United States after tho 1t 01 July. ls7O, as fo
lows:-S o, No JO1 20 No 100 bcth inclusive; 300.
No 9Ol to No 6iOO both inclusive; 800. No. 1870
~ No . 9O1, both inclusive; II 900, No. 1901 II No
rs 500 both inclu,ivc 5000. No. 1850 To No J,OJO,
both inclusive; $1,000 No. 3.7Ol to No. il72, bO III
elusive; Registered total F3,pDU,OOO
Teamouut on standng included in the numbers alb I'VE.
is SIOuOO.UOO. All United state, pond, forwarded iOr
REDEMPTION shnl. be- dressed To the Loan Division
S@crearys Oice" and all registered bonds should be
assed iAc Secretary II the Treasury for fedcinp-
ton Where parties desi-e checks In paY ncnt FOR regis
tered bonds, drawa To the order OF any one but the
pIy,G iney should assign them - Ine Secretary iOs
ia'!empt.on accounts" ~ tho owner or owners
H. c, MCCORMICK, Acting Secretary
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A NECESSITY OF TIE NEW POLICY.
MEN IN OFFICE WHO sYMrA rIIlzE WITH ia LLTTEI
FROM TIE SOUTH.
ley TELEGRAPH TO The rRBuSE.l

ley TELEGRAPH The rRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, July 5.-An extract from letter
addressed to the President to-day Expresses forciby
the sentiments Of the best class OF southern kepuD-
Gcans-the men who are neither carpet-baggers nor
scallawags but who able, by their character, to
command respect IN spite of the unpopuarty of
their politics The letter was written by an Ala
bama gentleman. 1t says:
..To be- true TO your policy or pacincaon and REFORM
Won must be true friends OF that policy Tine re
utlm i'm office who indifferent 10 the success
nj your policy absolute mpelnrnts 10 us success
bv r,ason Of hostility 10 it, or want oil accePtaplA 10 he
homie can result only IL ITS failure The country reason
blT cxp-ctcd after the withdrawal ~ military lntefel
,iiot van would have swiftly followed up those Grand
achievements 10y the removal IN tau o the carpet-1as
geuccs which have done much TO Dilng ootn the he
,uhlirau party and the Government in dlsreputc.
There can he no possible conflict be wecn true Civl
rjce reform and the great Republican principle 81 our
Governments agents OF the Government must ne
acceptable to the people WIN whom they are cdleu 10
oct The enemies OF your uOhcY are becoming EN-
ooldened, and its friends discouraged by delay
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TIE NEW-YORK REPORT.
II is NOW PRFPARlNG-fEAIURES OF 1T.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO the IEIBUNE.I


WAsnINGTON, July 5-'The report of the New
York Custom House Commission, now in course OF
preparation will be completed in time to submit 1t
to the Secretary of the Treasury Immediately upon
his return from his tour of inspection along the
Atlantic coast. The reforms in the administration
and personnel If the Custom House, which will be
the subject of general comment III the report
have already discussed in the newspapers.
The question of duties sugar will constitute an I'M
portant feature of the report Ii is ntmated that the
Commission will recommend the abolition of the ex-
listing Dutch standard of grading the duties OF
sugar, and will recommend the substitution of
uniform tax, possibly two cents per pound, on all
sugars without respect TO the quality on the pflnc
pie OF the former system Of duty on tea and coffee
1t is stated that coiees and teas vary az much III
quality as do sugars. and Il uniform tax on those ar
tcles WAS until they were put the free list, found
TO work satisfactorily and there is no reason why
shonld not be SO with sugar At one time it was
proposed to Law the duty sugar according to tho
amount Of sacharne matter contained. This, how
over has been abandoned
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Special Notices.


Bartlett, street Lamps Oh Fixtures Gas aud Oh Stoves
stuient Lamps, SC Factory Depot Di3 BwayNp
Brain Food.-A Extract ur Strengthening Tho
Bran aAu Posi- Remedy for MeASenoi Forces nd
Impoicbcy DcpOt, Aliens Pharmacy, 3I5 FlrsI
ave- y en' YOrn. send iUT circular
Brain God sold Al Hulnurs Herald Binding LiEz's
Br alway 3st street AID Il CritietoPs, >iNt-sye
Keeps Patent party -ndd- DRESS SHIFTS; the very
DO nIsac easily As heulniDs hand
Aerchlei 623 BrOl way.
Po.t-Oiro lne Orgn mails tOr the wees enfIDg
RDAH, Jay :, 1877, viii coSo At this obice On
TUESDAY ~ OT EUROPE by steamship wyoming VIA
Queenstown; WEDNESDAY at a. A.. Tor Europe. ~
steamship BOtha Queisow CORES iondeBce Tor France
Do ded by THIS steamer must b. specially AL
iressed and a a. France direct by steamship
Canada via Hayre THURSDAY at 1880 h. ~. Tor Eu.
rope By steamship Fra Plymouth Chrrbonrg and Ham
burg SATU UDAi Il a H. for Europe Oy steamship
cry Of Brussels Oneenstown Correspondents Tor =.
many. Norn rriand To be Tor" are BY his
steamer be specially addres'ed aud Al II a. N, Tor
scotland aud North "f Ireland, b. steamship California VIA
Neville and Glasgow. and al 80 a. m ior Germany,
Dy steamship NeCkar, VIA SoutuamItoJ aud Bcton
cOrr spOncence Britain aud Franc 10 be orwared
by his 1T b. specially sdTessedl The steas Ups
Wyoming Butnia and Cay Brussels do n0t mans OF
UtDuarK Norway. The male oI ~. Domingo,
etc, VIII oave Sow srs July s L1r mails ior kingston;
ia. viii leave NoNIOrS Juy o. The mails for CHINA aud
japan will ieays oan FRANCISCO July IA Inc mails ior
Australia, etc. VII san trInci.co july Is.
New.Yerk June 80 81 I. L. JAMS. Postmaster.
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A SPEAKER FROM THE SOUTH.
THE NEW IDEA OF HE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TldBUSE.l

MIXERS OF CONGRES>.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIIBUSEl
WAsHINGrON July "a Democratic member Of
Concr.ss from the Southwest is authority for the
s,ot4ment that a movement Is on foot among his
oIleaoucs from that section, which Will be likely %
disturb.t the serenity Of the Democratic camp ser-
ouslv He saws that there is good deal OF CORES
nondcnce going on with a view to selecting COM
netent man from the South for the Speakershlp lie
movement proceeds upon the fact that OF the hum
dred and fifty Democrats who will take partpn or
ra,izinp the House, eighty-tbree are from States
eo,th Of the Potomac. while twenty more are
from Western States, whose representatives nave
lttle natural affinity with Eastern candidates Ike
NJ Randall and Mr. Cox. out of these hundred ana
t members from the South and West, II Is believed
that a clear majority of the caucus can be obtained
a. snpnort some Southern Democrat who iayors an
,nrocal of the Presidents policy towards the SOhtH
r, or,nent used is that the Northern radicals are
,a,dlv falling into line in hostility othe President
tbat tbev are the bitter enemies OF the SOUTH ana
,bat therefore the sagacous course Tor southern
,e,rescntatives TO pursue is to antagonze them' a
meeting of Congressman likely to favor tins PROJECT
il probably be held at the Hot Springs OF ARKANSAS
orlv in September If 1t comes OF II VIII DE SORT
of preliminary caucus in opposition TO inc '" hl'c
sulnhur Springs gathering. The candidates talheu
If are John II. Reagan, of Texas Randolph Iuchei'
81 virginia. and Randall Gibson, Of Louisiana.
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PATHWAY TRAIN WRECKED.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Juy 5.-Passenger tram No.
6. Of Tho Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati ana IN
dauapolis Railroad. from Columbus TO Cleveland was
wrecked at Gallon, ONO at 43O p. m to-day Inc
heavy rains had washed away culyert TINS iact
Wa discovered by the engineer, VIM ]" Needham'
ont 100 late avoid accident lie reversed hls en-
tn' baggage falling upon him The fireman man u
~ 'At engine and escaped with icW severe DIhh,s.
ttl.uelor bur-c- and several passengers were baty
y-eo ult none of lMrm .c-LOmaly 50 Ilr US repOlcd
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YERMoNT,s CENrrNN1A1-

WINDSOR, VT, July 5.-Ccntennial exercises
IL honor u the one bundredh anniversary Of tic adop
ton by Vermont Of its constitution will DE held on sun
day July g. Christian and patriotic discourse will DE
delivered by President Hubert Of Mddlebury College,
VIII music by large choir On Monday historical aud
OlIeI addresses viii bc delivered and there Will be pro-
csoun CihLer, tOasts ete. The tent under which the
Exercises vii be held covers the Common.
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THE BALTIMORE CUSTOM house.
col. WILKINS SUSPENDED. AND Mr.. THOMAS install
LED ~ THE COnECTORsHP.

COL WILKINS SUSPENDED. AND Mr. THOMAS install
LED ~ THE COLLECIORsHP.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-John l.. Thomas, jr.,
assumed the duties Of Collector OF this port TINS morning.
Receipts were passed The interview attending TIE
interview attending the transfer was OF the most pleas
ant character W. ID. Burchinal has been appointed
sc,oI deputy vice James 5. Clayton who rctires, amt
Georee NJ McConas has been appointed deputy by Mr..
Thomas Mr. McComas was deputy under Mr. Thomas
during his late term as Collector
TIE following b a letter OF the President suspendinS
Col wilkins from the Office Of Collector OF this district
which WAS handed Mr. wilkins tins morning by Mr..
Thomas. previous to the transfer Of the Office to the
latter.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, july >, l-1I)
SIR. You are hereby susprnde IRON tue once OF Col
l,c,or OF Customs Tor tine District of Baltimore IN the
S,,te of MARYLAND In accordance with the terms 0i See
non I7s revised statutes Of the United sta es ana SUD
ircT tb all provisions OF the law applicable thereto
y, =. 80 - X. Is. HAYES
10 EDWARD WILKINS, Baltimore, Nd.
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LYNCH LAW IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, H., July "a special dispatch
nom crown Point, Hancock County Ill., says that 1t a
Iate Aoui last night while Sheriff Bundy bad in custody
James wider charged with the crime Of killing Andrew
BROWN the prisoner was taken from the officers hands
and Was hanged by the iufuriated mob Sheriff Bundy
aud one u Ms depuues Was dangerously wounded re-
sne Tie Efforts made by the mob TO secure possession
OF their victim.
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Accordingly the Gas

nan, with the wesside COMPANY AccordnsT ,e f tp
men enplled TO the United states Circuit Courl io
pr rinnction 10 restrain the city from interference III o
~ 9i,3,n Of the contract. Judge Drummonu now ue
~ the ereement of 500 not binding, because
tSe city had power TO make CONTRIB. @ snf
,nronriation This ~ substantial victory Tor tno
o. ought TO be cheap in Chicago-if nowhere else
tloe
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 81 a. n.-fhere was no note
worthy variation in yesterdays record OF air-pressure
Until the rainfall in the evening the Thermometer stood
higher than Wednesday, but between D. m ana md
night fall Of 10 degrees look place. he average tenn
perstnre for the day however, only trie higher
than tho average for Wednesday. The amount OF
moisture in the air ia large
For tins city, to-day, partly cloudy weather, WIN occa-
siOull rains, NAV be- expected
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ENFcuTIYE MANsION.
THE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.

TuF Royal CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
MONTREAL, July 5.-Mr o. Stell, President
y, the Royal Canadian Insurance Company, started To-
day for New York enquire into the alleged arbitrary
conduct OF the superintendent OF Insurance OF The state
of New York in reyoking the Company license without
a. intimatiou that there any Impairment
ar nm OPPORTUNITY offered replace II II there had been
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COLLECTOR TUTTON's DEFENSE.
81 Dhfla 1ninhra yvn,

1
To-day and in company VITA GOV. Mccormick had an
interview with the President with reference to the action
~ the Department and the Cabinet concerning the re-
moyal of Deputy Collector Arnold at Chester. Conges
man Ward stated positively Secretary, Sherman that
Collector Tuition had the telegram Of the Sec
rotary in hand directing him 10 delay action
with regard 30 the charter appointment when
he dhe COLLECTOR made the appointment OF
Prick and on this both the Secretary and cab
met acted Collector sutton denies this statement. He
admits that II he had made tine appointment OF Flick
after receiving the Secetarys telegram requesting him
~ delay ill further advised by the Department. he
,yolI deserve the Interpretation of every one. Both
ne Arng secretary and the President credit the Col
ector version matter but II IL thought advisable
hv All uart4s 10 refer matter 10 the Commission now
Investigating the Customs offices az Philadelphia. Col
rcor Iutton the statement 20 the effect that
he removed Arnold because Mr. Ward would not advise
Ihe reInoy OF pOs.-occ at DOwninstOn Is Incorrect,
and he luy believes that just the contrary i true-tIat
Air Ward refused recommend the removal OF tne posi-
otlirt becase Nj. Tuition would not permit AinOd 10
draw pay from Government for ful tne ana at the
same lime draw a salary for his services III printing
off
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prpp1TxED POsTMAsTERs.

TO RESIGN OK MOI. THE QUEsIloN-hhA AVN
lGEsERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
WASHINGTON, July 5-Comlnlihicatiohs hio
daily bcinv received by the Posoice Department RON
os+oas,ers of ANAL offices throughout the country
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AN EXPENSIVE FIRE-CRACKER.

DEcoTAH, Iowa, July 5.-A conflagration,
Ended by ecacker destroyed property here yester-
DAY to the amount Of $4,000.
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yle and earned the matter far to telegraph long
dispatches tn such Republicans he imagined might OPP
pose the appointment.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic
states rising barometer winds shifting 10 northwes;,
stationary temperature, partly cloudy weaver
and rain areas
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arN MATA CALLS on MR.. EvARTs.

Gen. Mata, sent by the Mexican Diaz Gov
ernment 10 Washington ts Minister, had interview
with Secretary Evarts tO-la, there free but in
formal cxures,on Of the views OF both gentlemen. Gen
a alluded TO tine fac OF his being in possession Of ere
ptiols and inquired whether the Secretary would re-
cotra tneru The reply WIS that ne would receive Tor
examination and consideration any papers wLich
Mr. M,ta would present AT the conclusion Oi The
interview General Malta returned to bis hotel, made u
, az hi. credentials and sent IL to the secretary. The
.,Iicr will II Is thought he considered at the cabinet
inc tomorrow. General Mdta has received no mt
tnu a. Ia whether government VIII receive MN
a. minister but ne j. hopeful ia We" oil diplomatic usage
d. 80 Mexico il peaceful, ana all deii' mems
~ L. Government are iu active o Grafton Gen. Mdta
,us th,t there have been 10 deprrdatOn- ON the hO
Sra,,dc of any consequence for over Il months.
THE VISIT TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The President has not decided when he VIII
m IN the Wne sulphur springs, but thinks 1t VIII be III
M, latter part Of July early in August lie does mol
t, IN maze 80 long "A stay has been reported but
only 10 remain few days for the sake of niue
,oo,ion lie contempates no other southern trlp
49,. Summer unless he should run down 10 hchun"hu
,"r day II he should decide 10 maze any consle, ~
M ionfney in the SOUTH he viii probably 20 during tue
Christmas holidays. ...-,.,,.,o,,,
JuDGE BLACKS PRACTICE AND PkofESsioN9.
INDIE jeremiah ). Black Is not so aVerse III
r,ctca to recognize Mr.. Hayes as President AS tho
,,clo IN The North American RerieD would Indicate
He made himself very active in trying 10 secure inc APP
pontmout Of Mira. Thompson as pcSl-misess a' Aoui'
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ths city t,ahs
rlsI,na nisag The tae ''assisnsf
tba Eereury dur
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4 IRRIEU

UALL-PTABoDY-In Ieridan. Co,n, wednesday, June
bv the Row Edward Hguxsrfor. R'v. George y. IL 81.
~ VeTgcnnes, VI to Mics Aco ". Peabody, 81 Merden