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To the Edttor Or The Tribune.
SIR: At least fifteen or twenty gentlemen
on tne Sl5 morning express UIa the New Jersey Central
from Long Branch for NewYork to-day. tried TO get THE
TRIBUNE from the newsDoy and failed His excuse WIS
that the demand varied from day to day. and that he
only took lowest number, you refuse to taae
back unsOd papers Is there NOT screw loose III the
news dcuart,nent Of tins road : Yours,
LoH0 Brunch. july 10. downtown.
I'VE have called the attention of the newsdealers
controlling this route 70 the and feel sure they
will correct 1t promptly. The newsboy's excuse is
ridiculous. Ii has been many years since The TRI-
BUNE ever took back unsold papers. any oc-
casion for doing The trouble probably was
that with the increasing crowds at Long Branch
the demand Tor The tribune mad increased day by
day faster than the agent had anticipated
EDI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
Mr.. BRIsTowi ATTENTION

=, From The Troy TtineS.I
BIT Richard Smith in the course Of his remarks
HsIe tlis some what surprising statement:
had oonyer.ation a few days ago with the eXsecrc-
ta! oi The treasury. Mr. Brstow, and lie informed me
tlat Nen The b providing for the resumption OF specie
payments on January l. 1879. introduced, he pro
Here is good opportunity for Mr. Brstow to take the
MOI ~ t1pandtiOn There il plenty OF testimony extah
" suo" that "hen he had hopes OF being dominated Of
lie pioessed 10 be strongly In favor of resm
uo az ne eIhes, possible period. Wncn ne was secre
sag ol e Itedsury lac very emphatic and ufgent 10
sauE upon Congress 10 provision for retiring the
ieESi tender circulating notes. As late as August ne
m4ue speech al burlington, VT. in which he defended
'ne Resumption Act itself, as follows:
ne repeal OF the dae clause would have carried with
~ ~ necessary Implication the repeal of all authority 70
prepare lOf tue redemption OF the legal tenders.
cue ael oI 1873 Is solemn pledge Of the faith OF the
01Fehment 10 redeem the legal tender notes on aud
s%f January j, 1879, and implies obligation TO adopt
such ufihrr legislation as may be necessary TO complete
'ne execution OF the promise.
Lei US hear from Mr. Bristow again, by all means.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
THE INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.


The international Cotton Convention met to-
day. The business transacted pnrely Of for
nal nature The American Chamber OF Com
merce tonight gave a splendid banquet at the
Adephi Hotel TO the Delegates. One hundred were
present. including delegates from nine American Cotton
Exchanges. Among the speakers W. r. Campbell
Of New York. and Mr.. Simpson Of New orleans, who
sponded for their respective Exchanges. Mr.. Bouch,
president OF the American Chamber of Commerce,
pied the chair After tomorrow mornings meeting there
will be an excursion to the Mena Straits
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

M perpentca give divisions OF time for the q nours
mnsat Theirr,ua white ne the oscAtonso oil
ne mere during those hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE July 12.-1 a. ma slight decline IN
the barometer early yesterday morning was ioo"ed Dy
steady RISE which continued until This rise was
followed IN the afternoon by another slight fall but in
the evening the barometer again and at midnight
stood higher than at The average temperature
yesterday was about degrees lower than on Tuesday
and over six degrees lower than on the corresponding
Gate last year. The amount Of moisture in the air is
large
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
DIAZS REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. EvARTs IN NO HURRY TO RECOGNIZE HIM
GERMANY AWAITING OUR ACTION.

GERMANY AWAITING OUR ACTION.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Mr. Mata, who re-
Gently presented credentials from the Daz Government
in Mexico, accredtng him the representative Of that
Government in this country has had communication
with the Secretary OF State beyond the formal presena
ton Of his papers 1t is not true therefore, that Secre
tary Eyars has suggested conditions which the Diaz
Administration shall be recognized, although 1t may pos
sibly be true that Nj. Maa, is ready to make
liberal promises The Mexicans have always promised
WELL but has been their failure keep their promises
that has made trouble in the past Secretary Eyars will
not act hastily in this matter since American interest
suffering by the failure Of Mexico have accredited
Minister here. France and England have had no diplo
matte relations with Mexico since the downfall of the
Macmillan Empire, and the latest seems to ind-
that Germany will await the action OF the United
before recognizing the Diaz Government
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
OBITUARY..
PROF.. sANBORN TENNEY.

Intelligence has been received of the death
OF Prof Sanborn Tenney Monday last,near Buchanan
ONO He was born Stoddard, n. H. in 1s27 and grad
uated at Amherst College III 1853 He Professor of
Natural History in Vassar College until 1868. when he
was appoint d to the same chair in Williams College. At
the time of hs DEATH heart disease, he on his
tO Chicago where "A party students Williams Col
lege expected to rendezvous Tor scientific exped
Rocky Mountains under mis- directions Among
the works published by Prof Tenney were Geology for
Teachers, dsses and Private Students ls3 aud Man
ual of Zoology Schools, Colleges aud the General
Reader" 1860 He a gentleman O excellent personal
character and as a teacher cminently successful
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Sh,p Ne~s see Third Page

Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland with mdse and
pas tengcrs, To j. +. Ames
,ark Lillian to PhlalclThia, Kimball Cow Bay. 20 days
with coal 10 Perkins a JOB weasel 10 Brett Son Co.
Bark do Fig lAusL) lrenuda Belfast lo days. IN ballast,
Bank Eliza arss yesey. OF days from Bermuda, In
ballast, \. T.. Tucker.
Rqrk krcoe taL aggiero Girgenti March 81, via New
UaVen, ballast, To SlOcoych & co.
schr yellow aymOn Cedar Keys Fla, l6d days with
lumber, 10 Oycrtnn 4 Hawkins.
Schr. Sabao, Balmrr New. Bedford
No ar Race Horse Wyle, Baracoa 10 days. with fruit T.
l. Madge; vessel Ia Iunt Broa
Senr Flora Crowley of Harringtonl Alen Yabacoa Is
days. sugar To DE Rivera Co; vessel ~ Simpson,
scr Addie NJ. Bird tof Rockland Fales Windsor N. s.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
MUNICIPAL REFORM IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July LITTLE Municipal Com
mission in accordance with resolution passed yeste
day. held meeting today for the purpose of receiving
suggestions IRON organized bodies OF citizens on the
great subject of Municipal Government a communica-
tion from the Committee OF lone Hundred OF Ptsburg
containing an address and proposed constitutional
amendment was received The amendment provides that
nunicpal elections shall he held on the fourth Tuesday
in February the Mayor City Treasurer and Controller
shall be elected years ami snail not be elected
twice in succession, and all legislative power shall Oe
vested in Select and Common Councils, the members ~
the be elected for four and OF the latter lOr
tXO
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PREMIER ABOUT TO RESIGN.

IDNDVN, WtlHtsHdy July I0I
The Daily Ne'cs publishes the following paragraph
IN prominent form: Yesterday rumors prevailed IN
quarters which are usually wel-Informed, that
the Earl Of Beaconslcld was about to resign
the Premiership Although this report is
probably premature, yet we believe his lordship is
anxious TO retire from Office as soon as the state of
public business will permit him. his health having
bnen for past in an unsatisfactory condition.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
THE LOUISVILLE sAEYGERFEsT.

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE Saengerfest Is
even greater success than at first thought The
hotels show the greatest number Of strangers ever congre
cated in Louisville The Festival Hal tonight was
hacked to overowing The $500 seats were all occupied
and the number of persons standing wall swell ne aten-
dance TO $500 The orchestra te-night contains 100
niece and the number Of singers IN the choruses is 300
Mde Pappeaheim sang The star spanged Banner y
amid great enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.

NJ, j,
The WOpitcur censures the agitation carried on
by VI. Ronher and accuses him OF wishing TO play the
part of VcePrcdent Ii says the Cabinet have been
his dupes and will not become his accompces
An article in The Repubque FrdncaSc. violently at
tacking President MacMahon has created very bad i'm
preston.
Leading Ultramontanes have resolved to form cleo
toral committees inf Paris and the provinces.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION.

COLUMBUS, o., July II.-Therc was an IN
creased attendance AT the races Of the Columbus Driving
Park Association to-day.
First race-For 2:25 class purse 5000 1925 to first
horse $l75 second, aud 500 10 third There were
four entries and all started. Jewess the race Le-
wensk second and Bella Brassicd third money. Ime
22g 229a,, 2:3l L., 2:2SlI. 2:29a 2:29 Us. 2;33
Second Rdce-FOr 2:32 class; purse, $500; S32o To
first horse Sl75 second and 800 TO third best three
IN five. There entries aud seven started De
centicn won The race Bay Thomas second and Bly
Frank third money. Time 2:3O, 2:26, 23O4, 2;29%
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
LYNCH Id ".

MAN HANGED FOR THE MURDER OF HIS SISTER
IN-LAW.
NASHVILLE, KY, July ia special to the
The NGshriHe American from Bowling Green KY. states
that the body of Miss Burton who had been missed
from her home at Point Oliver Allen County, Ky.
was found the residence of her brotherinaw Geo
Stark IN an advanced state Of decomposition. with two
bullet the head Stark arrested as her muir
derer, and placed under guard at ScOttsylle He was
taken out last night and hanged.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
LONG BRAkCH RACES.

LONG BRANCH, July 11.-PoOls were sold this
evening on tomOrrOw's races as follows:
FIRST Race-One mile dash-Faibless S55, S50 Yorkshire
Lass, $50, s3l Chamois, sl5, sl5; Cyril ~. Sll. -
Second Race-Mie hcats-Frederck the Great $50, 800
Ca aca a. $26 SJ4; Burg0is, Sl2, Sll.
Thfrd RIce-One amt eig Caracala lOD Ds(
q. Keney Il 0S ibs sl Hattie (95 bs.) 5; Oroe go
ns sO Field Oye Chase, 80 bs and King Bee, 100
B5). r.,..., ~ -, e,o = 49,.
renee stables (ResOlute liS bs nd Risk. lao bsl S12
Problem II IS rs }, SO; Don Vic or (l32 bsl 50.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

pto carriage which crossing the railroad at that
point. Ira Davis. Mrs. Jonah Davis Mrs Ira Wakefield
Mrs. Eugene Brown. and Miss Nellie Lacey, the occu-
pants OF the carriage killed. Mrs Brown lived
half hour after the accident, but the others were n-
santy killed aud badly mangled. The locomotive was
running very great speed AZ the time, having
stopped before passing through bridge near the cross
ing. The part returning home from -Derrylng
expedition. The horse unntured.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
puILApELPHIA's GOLDEN SANDS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE recovery re-
emily $500 by assay ing the dust from the roof OF the
Philadelphia Mint recalls curious fact brought out by
an assay time ago of portions of the bed OF
clay fifteen feetn thickness that underlies the pave
ments of this city. These experiments demonstrated
That the clay contains seycnents of grain say three
cent worth he cubic loot, aud In the 4,lSOOOOOOO
cunic under the streets and houses there lies
Sl26 900 awaiting industry aud enterprise
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

MIDNIsHT MISSION, New-York, July. 1871
The Trustees Of ths Mission OBLIGED 90 make appeal
enable them maintain the household
upwards Of 30 nmaesl through The summer The large
for during the uast Winter drained the treas
ur and iHllaeiids r>ef is needed
our Frteos while enjoying the freedom and delights ~ tho
country forget those penitents dependent
upon their bounty and compelled 10 remain shut up IN The
DANIEL HUNTINGTON, President
SO East Twentieth-sI
RoBZgr J. HOLr, Secretary,
81 Water.sk
rHOs =. cU1H0s' TI5ss.sa,ss Iss Sn.s: :.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
INDICTED TRAIN wRECKERs.

ET' IVUIo, 'IV',""IJ TIT 1''V =
Waynesyle Mo-, special says the Grand jury mas ln-
dcted another train wrecker, who has not been known
previously in the ease. His name is James Woodward
and be il said 10 be "A gambler aud ruian. He is
i'm ia AT Roa for violation OF the United states revenue
law but probably will be surrendered to the state
authorities to answer the I've charge Of murder
Gibson Greensreet, Long and Oliver probably VIII not
he nrd until Friday Saturday, when tncir attor-
neys viii ask for continuance until the OCTOBER lcr'
which is likely To be granted.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILWAY

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 11.-At meeting OF
the Directory OF the Louisville ana Nashville Railway
Company found that the earnings OF that road Tor
the last fiscal year were 35o000 above the interest
NJ the handed debt OF this Sl35 900 were APP
propriated for dividend OF L per cent ana the re-
nainder was dev the reduction Of the compnnys
lal
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
Asthma Cured.
HALLocK, Illinois

II. V. PIERCE, Md:
DEAR SIR ha been afflicted with the Asthma seven ears
Last spring took five bottles Of Discovery had
return oi The Ashmt during the In Fsll
turned ana commenced taxing Discovery
ent rely relieved again. have heard II
Asthma by usngy your Discovery aud silent
the medicine beng goo or This ns
else could have effected the for her
lOurs Truly, L. w. GRADY.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
IMPRISONMENT OF CoUNTERFEITERs.

Providence, X. l., July 11.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day, John Lundbourg and VIII
ham r Goldsmith who pleaded guilty to charge OF
countereiting haf-dollar coins, were sentenced the
former TO i've years the latter 10 twentone months
imprisonIne In the State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, July 1.-THE deaths from small
pox in 20 the principal towns in England numbered
oniy 20 last week, of which 23 occurred III London.
LONDON, July ia potato-bug has been
discoyried n i'm Dubln.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
BRAZILIAN MINISTER APPOINTED.

CHICAGO, H., July ia special dispatch
from Bloomngton, III. says: The Hon John McNulta
Ex-member Of Congress from the Thirteenth District
has been rendered the Brazilian Mission and has sgni
Ned his Willingness 10 accept the appointment
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
FRENCH FINANCES IMPROVING.
PARIS Wednesday, July IL I,l977.

The amount received from indirect taxes IN
France the first six months Of 1877, exceeded es
mate by $5,0O0000
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
THE SIOUX BECOMING DANGEROUS.

WINNEPEG, Manitoba, July II.-It is re-
ported that band of Sioux Indians recently f0rciby
took possession of large quantity Of powder aud balls
from West Brothers traders of Winnopeg, the
Souris River, and left immediately for the Black Hills
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
IMPORTANCE oF OnIO-s OUT OF Is.

n, From the Cincinnati Epquirer)
hght out OF fifteen political notes" ~ The YORK
ChE relate exclusively 10 OHIO politics and ONO pol
sihs This shows the importance Of Ohio Eight out
=" hitorn Is terrible odds. We have been there.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
FIVE PERSONS KILLED BY A TRAIN.

GREENFIELD, Mass, July 11.-An extra ell
gine and caboose while running toward Greenfield on
tbe Fitchburg Railroad Mt Wendell Station, to-day. ran
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

NE MORAL LEsSON.-MOther: Z" II Mrs.
svlhson comes, Jenny say Pm not at hOme."-Jenmy:
f vi. u. ! dars say And then you'll give me whacking
NJ "uing story."-lJudy.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

An old colored preacher was lecturlng a
vonth o mis- fold about the dancing when the latter
1rotested that the Bible plainly said There Is time to
dance" Eyes dar am n time TO dance. .aid the DARK
divine and It's when boy gits whippn iof g"ho W
hall
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
MARRIED.

ROLL-RIPLEY-In Stuttgart. Germany July 10 nj tho
Isdence Of the brides grandparents. roll
tain In the nte Derg army 10 Carmela Leone Ripley,
adopted daughter Of George Ripley Of NeW-YOrk ~
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT IN

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States higher pressure,
station ~ t-ml ature, variable winds shifthing TO
southerly and clear or partly cloudy weather. and ram
areas ut southern statiOnef.
TRIBIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
5perial Notices.
Armed TO the Teeth

Armed the Teeth
Is very expression but think that armed
belish and them ripe Old decidedly
appropriate This be done by keeping supplied
with bottle OF that spenl de c, Fra SOZODoST,
Which VIII btauiy the teet d them from tho
of decay. SOzoDONT Oains ars
stances which nj the enamel but aud
antseptic herbs which have beneficial the whole
economy OF the mouth. Sold by druggis.s.
Brain Food sold az Hudnuts Herald Building Caswel
MLssey, .Jtt and Broadway. and a tenOns 6thaYe.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

Al Notices of Marriages must be iniorssi pih IaU
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
Circulating Library nd Reading Room.


COrncllOn Hudson, Nes-YOrs.
LYMAN ABBOTT Preslde.t, l.. h. ROE, Wee President.
2J0l v0umes ch ice English leIatuTe. Daily papers Of
NewNork BrooAlyD other principal Of the Cnted
States
Open daily. moderate. visitors Invited TO
call examine library.
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% w." ea Ga sd1ooS 5s @ S & hs% % 9 G% % s
stances which njnre the enamel but IS OF rare aud
economy OF the mouth. Sold by Druggists "'''''
Brain Food sold a Hudnuts Herald Building Caswe g
Massey 1tst aud Broadway AID at cr,ten,on 6lhaye.
Circulating Library nd Reading Room.
Concllon Hudson, Nee.YOrK.
Lynn ABBoTI rgs'ae- ;cs H. Z ROE President
NewYork, BrooyD, and other principal cies Of The United
open daily. Terms visitors invited TO
call ana examine library
" Court OF Arbitration.
Hon. ENOCH l.. FANCHER ARBITRATOR
Of s NS 5 T at G1o Se
me Arbitrator NJ 229 BadTay Tor the hearing aud prompt
settlement OF controversies disputes and matters Of differ
snee arising @ amgng msrShants ne siPmasers aud others
me privtsges o. mis- court are coaGned 10 eas bm me
0ea M sros fsp aT e e ssb1 s ot 9d 4ter
on may te obtained gratis on application to the cork at tho
Keeps Patent partly y.made DRESS SHIRTS the very
bes SIX for 90 can be finished easily hemnnns hand
kerchet 623 Broaiway
In order shippers enable them TO com
Pe.s ih fr tEg % %dspaltTs Ley o. me steamship
Post:0afce Nouce.- rhs Oreign snclng
sALThDAY; Jgy l4 1877. Will close at .ns once on
81. Iup via Hayre. at p m. Europe by steam
a. ~ Tor Europe By steamship Pommerani "a Fvma1S
Gherbourg ANA Hamburg; on sATU HDAl :. a. m for
ponde ce Germany and North Of ireland 10 be forwarded
& @ ' and Sss NSrS Hs u S Sy a and a cp% %
via MOyile aud Glasgow aud az l.3O a. Tor Europe
Dy steamship Main, VIA southampton and Bremen. 1hs
steamships Abyssnia Adriac do take mails or Dem
mark, sweGen. and Norway. The mails Nassau y. r.,
Will leave NewYork July ~ The mails for Australia etc,
will leave san Francisco July Is.
NewYOrk. July T. 1871 r. L. JAMES Postmaster
Rapid Transit
The UNDERSIGNED merenaos and person. doing business in
Rapid Transit between the lower parts
OF the city and between the city and country, ia
indispensable to the prosperity ~ the city,
fully request their fellow citizens who agree with
them nTgng This important interest 10 attend a
ing 10 De held Exchange Rooms trinity Il nnr
No III Broadway, Friday, the In of july 1871 lf
o'clock eInOOn, for the pnrpese glyng emphatic
expression their desire Tor this much needed
Phelps Dodge & co. Josiah ". Fske * CO.
Jesse IIoyt & Co. Schultz, SOufhwick 90
George = Coe J. g W. Selgmln & Co.
David Dows & Co. Jort8D l.. Mott
John W. MinuIn. L. y J. stark.
Edison & Co g. A. Arthur
Williams g GuioD. J. Patton IN. X. Jessup. Patton
]. Rob,rts & Co. &toD
b. 4. Babbitt. n. II. Wolfe & &c.
Charles r. Hobby JOIN n. Myers.
William Is. Cragdn. W =. cary. jr. fCsry 4 Co.)
A r. Roberts & Co. ;. Rob Go.
Haze tine ~ Co r. H. * X ~ liNcfmoie q Co
Halgaricn & Co. George II. sharpe.
Whiteome & Chapman. Oelrichs .v co.
Chataeld 4 Gond Robertson & lIoopie.
Henry r. Spauldng. william Sherwood & Co.
J. l.. Worth. X. L. Gety'S sons
Clark & seaman. TIM, Irncsfnle y Field.
Hughes, Hiokox & Co. HeubeTcr & keteham.
A. j. Sergeant John RJmer q &c.
Joyce G bilings. Gould II. Thorpe & Go.
III. Reed q Go. 4. III. CALDWELL
George r. Hecker 4 Co. r.. w. Coleman g Co.
d. ID. Mangam Carlos cobb & Co.
Cooper e Co.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

I'm order accommodate shippers and 10 com
plete thcT correspondence the departure
Crescent cry, Aspnwal Will be delayed o'clock o.
the 10Th inst, instead Of sailing at usual
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
" Court OF Arbitration.
1fS1.. Akr Asf Il 4 ...t -fu sttr

Keeps Patent party-made DRESS SHIRTS; the very
bes for be finished easily hemmng hand
kerchef 623 Broadway.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-12
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters receiv
Ell the highest and only award of merit
the Philadelphia Exposition, over nil arti-
cles OF like character, proving by the high
est medical authority in the world, that
tney are greatly superior to ordinary porous
plasters, and not a patent mediclne--as no
nostrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised. They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-
lleve after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price % cents.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
"Improvement" Is the watchword of the
hour Its development and re-development
u the ambition of every true American
Porous plasters were Invented in 1915. For
thirty years their composition remained un-
improved, until Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters were invented. They differ from
all others in their greater medical activity.
Ihey aoM cure disease IN a fe,D hours that other
porous plasters, liniments or compounds
require days and weeks of continuous wear
and use to simply relieve. They are supe-
rior to electricity and more powerful. II is
not nostrum. They are endorsed by over
three thousand physicians and druggists as
meeting a great want O remedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves Instantly and
cures quicker than any known medicine. =
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price % cents.
novl6eod&w
The daily gazette., 1877-02-12
BEEF FROM TIE WEST

A year ago a firm Of butchers in this
city undertook the experiment of bring
ing to this market fresh meat particular
ly beef and mutton, from Chicago, in re-
frigerator cars. The intention was to do
a wholesale business, selling to butchers,
but the Philadelphia butchers, who were
getting twenty eight cents pound for
tough steaks, generally refused to touch
it, Nevertheless the experiment has
proved complete success; some of the
retailers in the different markets and a
great many grocery stores took it and are
retailing it to their customers with perfect
satisfaction. This beef and mutton is in
first rate condition when slaughtered in
Chicago and is superior to that brought
here oo the hoof. The firm are now sell
ing about $50 cattle per week, hind quar-
ters selling at Wholesale tor ten cents and
fore-quarters at 81 cents per pound. Fami-
lies who buy this meat get the most sues
culent sirloin steaks for Is cents pound,
and the best of Southdown mutton for IL
cents a pound.-Philo. Times.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-12
From the New York Sun.

One thing, however, the House of
Representatives, even under this un>
constitutional bill, has still the right
to do. and we adjudge it to be the
solemn and imperative duty of the
House, which should not be ommitted: ::
1t has the right to adopta resolution that
Rutherford B. Hayes has not been cleo
ted President of the United States, and
that the President Of the Senate ought
not to declare him elected.
This would leave the title to the Of
flee open to be contested before the
Courts. The only trouble about that
is that We have not, any longer, Su-
preme Court of the United States.
The fury Of an honest and and indignant
popular opinion, ho,oerer, rising, as ii
dssuredly irill, like a aChirt,oind and O.
storm, may safely be trusted to drire the
present nominal judges from their places
upon the bench substituting Judiciary
for that political body.