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, 1877-12-20
THE COMMISSIONERS

The Commissioners were quite husy yesterday in
tho Transaction OF businees thcy wero elected to
attend to; hence thero was comparatively lIttle
done Ii the way Of cAucuain9. In The fotcnnnn
only two cancuecs wcse hcld-one at thu Pacific.
and the other al the 1ssdner House. Thn former
WAS bY Republicans. but was informal for wnnt Of
quorum, and thu latter appears 10 have amounted
In nothing moro Than meeting Of Whec'cF and
McYcr. tho object Of which on the part Of tho
coalition With the old = Ring" members: The
piaes,; ost 'se ''f TIC a.p"Siean' they ysts 20
dIyIdcd that nothing could, 10 done, 1t VA:
sMns Ma;sf IT,, eGnssat1 n,9s,, st fspy bodynp aSe I
s Fe1 10 the sitn.to. nud shas Without ons Or 'hs
other bac:sfns down from thu, position taken Mon.
be,!lsersnts say that !hoy viii hare noIllne more
to ID with eaueusra. 1t r not believed TINT Merce
w ask ou q thss he ar ths sarp9sItS,n
depleted that he viii stlck by his cnsto,ner.-a
man who see,ns Inclined ta oscnnr the place IN
se saa aad !; fs p1sss s f IN . ss G o
sstio NJ II, u; ri: i
ConntJ Attorney. which II too much for
thoss eottci.ous for hts company. a. ono Of
+. d a; s ~ The IL
Comfy has had oyttturea made HIN trson, .hc pro.
Ind four Democrats, and beside spo1oFd con.
tlnnes 10 hans on 10 him and 10 oil his ears with
great pyomlecs. which places him ho knows not
where. Is illustrated in the fact that ono, or
combination. ia absolutely cetthln Of his Coop
esation. or prepared to take hLs maay Fomscs
With any ASSURANCE.
Tho abundance Of candidates for tho places to bo
given awsy Is generally set down an tue cause of
Tho division. but attcr all those who claim 10 DO
posted SAY that this pretended tcht Ia only aide
Issue, about which tho old crawl caro- nothing.
They say That IN the midst ot tho scemtng strife
combination Of nine members has oecn made. all
~ htt 1jAf {rtINA mar
tere, ana wherever else there e chance for plum;
der. md that after the enoke clears away they wli
the old ..'t'ing" IN McCaHtey's best days. They
any, further, that tho npphscnt disagreement In
reference to tho thoicc OF county officers IL botng
kept up to fnstcr the aboso scheme. and
while Til. In going on thAt near relative Of cx.
All. lIreth ta dining tho dirty work Of !ntcrv!ow-
ing canddatcn for tho several place. 10 sec how
much they will come down, and that nothing can
hu dunu until he llnds cut how much money thefo
IL In It. and ruportA back tntthe remnant Ut tho old
"H!ur, " vito arc tho leaders Ut The supposed rev
combination. They say !n support of their thcosT
that tho Republicans are 1cnoraltxcd, and that tho
choice Of county officers ls really tn tho hands of
the old crnwd, who are disposed TO make l!Io beat
use Of their patronage and power.
Any nnrlpet of further cnHcnscs Is liable to be
held Ut any time. but m nnc can tell where. or
when, or what will be tho result. This erection
occurs next wcek.-must occur or tho preEcnt Of
Gcnls will hotd overland II any arrangement II
10 bs reached, there Ia not much limo to loec.
, 1877-12-20
TIE. COUNTY BUILDING.

Ths Gaze Of 3fiss hcKce, for tho killing .os Nc.
Eiigot. will be heard BY the Grand Jury to-day Of
o-Moffow.
Tbs judges who sesred a. The lsto slectson
rallied for their psy yesterday, aud were secunl.
,nudated with orders, but no money.
The Joint Committee on Public uuldugs and
Public sefytee ought to meet to day, and will, II
it, AesrYnt u,eulbcEs atc not loo bully engaged
eaucustnN
Judge McAll'steE was laid up With rheumatism
again yesterday. and, ala consequence, there va.
nothing duna IN Tho Cr!Miaai Court. The Jurors IN
tbs casu Ut HIns un Trial The DAY befort. enjoyed
thu respite, being puastsEed At neYhhoEing hote.
Looking through the County Agents once, .h&
g o SelS b.. T. III.
cheats of tn weEa ordered. aud that Psr!olst fur.
n':hs1 !hs .sae ~ ss9eni:l.'on tot ne xeeaa r..
Ut t4u goods arc both objectionable.
Tbs Grand Jury yesterday heard witnesses in tho
htock Yards forgery saao. and found that Williams
ha carried On tiu bu.ucss to the sAtent nt $, .00
turned Ia ! scw dsys. H. Is now absent in cam
4rtvctivs. hu II cxpeclsd at tho jail every day.
Ihs o,.t Golsetos'. books were delivered ysaser.
.. g. HlSom ilisnsa. E.siiseiss. Ek stsss, iisa.
Orland, Palos, lilch, EchauluhuEx aud Wheeling.
The several cul!ccofs can xst tAuls books upun IL
1hs tue required ooAd.
:rhv JuulctaEy Committee yesterday, among
other thtnSs. Contldsfed tho blu Of Z. A. etorrs
for ssststsnx !n tae ptosceutfop Ut thu indicted
ces'uls,.unsf.. 4 wi: not allowed, but Il /.
highly probable thati j. will be, anu will rsouslpI
on atullLay. ltwas laid oses. sud tho Goulu,ltteu
Aclnbsts ,aiteswaF4 expressed themselves ~ ln
fas0s Vt allowing it.
SfHANuB RECORD.
Tho Clerk Of thu Criminal Eouft WIS busy yestes.
day making copy nf tAc t!es n the " 81 ducy
Myefs to fofwasd ~ tho 4dJoun: county. ~ Whtcn
Myers iu tic case, II will b remembered. con.
ta!ucI several alemlnshle wood cut illustrations.
picture. Of lagxtrs. uuHe letters, aud tho body
through ~ show Myers what hu might expect ua.
lesa l.a paid up his lrposltors. AZ nishttAll lhs
graph ma4u OF the Illustrations, but how hS could
duplicate tls bre wa4 psater1nx hun. tuasmuch ~
tha nsset has suffered ffo2l being h4ndle4. II he
succeeds 10 hl4 t4sx he wl have performed great
, 1877-12-20

1HYlhN IQ uA4ANl1E n UUARBs
rhr f,on,m1.tro snnolntcd ut a Meeting held At
~ f,,,o,a. ,1n".o m the ev.,In1 ~ H. liz fo-
me rainier Aouso W 'ae escn.ng VI .no IAN ~.
the purpose OF organizing a Atnnx'stock board
met in hoom 20 Bran Block, at o'clock yester-
,iny nftrrnoun, nnl held m informal roecf,nu.
simeon ~. Kinr nrc,IleI, and Mir. Oeor1o q. Lea
acted as secretary ihefe "efe OUT seSen or c'sht
gentlemen present. ~
Ju9re Aiama thoncht the ftea Of stnftIn0 A
,t,n,ny 1,oarI IN ,hIs e,ty at prcsant Tas not
N:i"'hA oua'" ~ la'a Wy a* p's''1' "as NV
altogether feahible.
Ds. Samuel Smith also thought tho project In.
uract,cable.
In renly to tb,. tho secratarv road m extinct
." '.t5 ~ snsa NV os1iu,y 'ea" va eA.saeA .,a'-
from tao CFeseeh'. paper pnottshea IN Lake CstY.
COL. upon tho subject, condcnntng thu want of
enterprise exhibited by thu cnrfo In ncslecin0 10
eatabffkl Mining l}nards throughout tho country.
b'r. Lee further nuyiIcAtca tho schema by snE-
Rchtlng that the subject be talkcd np by thu par
appoint c,mmIttcu 10 10 ahnnt tho city and get
tIa names Of prominent bla!ncss men signed to
cal fur meeting. nn then tlrup ous OF It, and let
the cittzcns appoint their Chairman and proceed
10 talk tho matter nyer.
MF. King was Gf tho same opinion, as wns like.
Ntgu Mr.. A, j, Bell,
, 1877-12-20

Vice. President: ps. Calktna. Secretary; nr. Wal
Tho meeting sdjourned 10 meet again In Feb
ruasy.
which. M ntnai. Va. crowded almost to sudec.-
S Hs cEesss f n
vas IN attendance, and, aitns fNll dre;s tn'pee.
on :, .t h9 n.s 'ss 1T r
hugely.
swain, Gol Hado'ph Williams, NaI. Knox: snfaron
nss ns ~: sn1,, Ttnpnn H. nj Mts " !:s 5
Ses 81 <;.: ssd ,i:: %: %ss,'Sn %' II. "a ~
.a ~ MI: '' N!f''f%s %e1a9a, '''.s' sses. ea;isy
i.a Nse,m+n t'? .! hsy ss natg s. sf p.ssa sss%s
yirrIn!a Chiptn. Je'se Dool8s,'t. F!orenes KazIe:
Leach, thGie spc;ry cIars rstne1s, Xs!tss nesn.
aS5sy aSSysy Mo ksosa ks sss "ss @
HING. s:ral,seket; Mead Dseson. t,sRs; Ma!h.
and many others.
TnK VETERANS.
.a Ar ss %fetns n Ss ss tan ,p .ss sss
Zen. Chetlhfn. on behalf Of the Ltcture tom.
The lecture delivered hy tho Hon. E. y, Wssh.
hurne. which wns accented md referred to the
oawiss ss sn e hs ssts" Also read ''
x's$:S:.tS e.: p:s :; 6 g. $S :, ~
a.; 4 :s:
@ :. intended &: sa! s
70 attenrt in lecture d make any public atdress
s;s:g s's': s% if,
M m ISs' ID 'hs '''
,s! ss ;$' 81
= resolution Of thanks to the Hon: +: i, wash.
Committec, for their eontfbnt!ona and te.s!es" IL
Dcksy. Secretary of tic Saiionai Veteran. oiaani.
saass Ssw a9 s na tasns
BY tho Chicago Club 4 number Ut new members
KANEAKkE INSANE ASYLUM.
The Trntiecs Ut the kankakee Insane AfJlnm
net ys.teslay mo1nnK a. Il e'eloes m raslof of M
's nssf r. coSs
Of the Hoard: William 1tctld!ck. Ottawa; william
r. Murphy, Newman: E. =. Leonard, Pirate Sec
!ntendent .JaeksanvlIls Insane Assyinm; she lion.
r. e: Tafior. ksnSakes; % 4! 6: Clark, Secretary ~
u H.
Slate Hoard Of Public Charitica. The morning
hour was consumed In cnrsnrIly looking over the
nlans for the buines aiready described In lhcso
columns, prepared hy the architect. Mai. WiIeit,
Wl!u WaH ptcsctl. 10 afford thu necessary Pypana.
tto,is. Tho Hoard met again at !. O'Clock,
@ i"ns. erlc,lng @ css % and t,sts aa odctius sew sss.
."i ,sntn, ~. nn"itn rr,inr ,sn.
asen M Ts 6 ha!ns ss cen
itss.atai .ystcm 81 eTsctne sash Institution, o. il
a,e n,c 81 bcina r"siIy .tered 10 cnfoF
t. ts newer stys. i + shsll bo 70 oe:itsa. The
| fuiy. hut vii renssembls thiS tnorntnv 10 iaku
oe'n''e 'et0" n 1,,y ,,e ,.t,t,s';s,... 'aa.1s1;
The Executive Committee Of ths English section
of lhg WoIi;tn1nct;s t,atty of thc ES,jtcd Stntes
Wet Twei .tec nn ~ de1sr pan Of i'a
s.sment Upon tue !. inse1s e tue 0idef i to asita5
tr,
, 1877-12-20
COLLECTION OF DEBTS.
IN fkx Fduor of Tts Tffbnna.

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-ilow mauy moss psnies and
failures are ~ to hAyef How many more dch.oss
sro to be driven 10 dlsttaelions How many more
Thousands Of 1nilitons Of dollars waited and lost
before general awakening 10 lhs enormous sril OF
tas Whole credit system. and to tho fact that ali
laws for tho collection Of unsecured debts should
be abollshsd. Tho principle underlying the.o laws
IL wong It IL the duiy Of Tho state 10 ptutect :
man ilu rights Ut bis property but 1t il aot ths
duly Of tho State ~ sttsupt to correct h4 Ut
Judgment The credit systc1. IN oaa OF IL effects
II indatlou. aud iQ14tlun 70 f1s gIeateE exteut
, 1877-12-20
DIAMONDS.

MESSRS. N. MAT
SON & GO. have now
in stock over 100000
MONDS for their
customers to select
from. Also elegant
selections in Pearls,
Emeralds, Canoes, and
Onyx. Large arrivals
in Silver Goods, richly
oased, and Foreign
Novelties. These NEW
GUUUS should be seen
by every person look
ing for Christmas
Gifts. Every article.
will be sold at a small
er per cent Of profit
than by other mer~
chants in their line,
and QUALITY inva-
riably warranted as
represented.
State & Monroe-sts.
, 1877-12-20

Perkins. Stern ! Co.. Pioneer CalIfornIa Vino
1fousc. have niways on hand tbs largest and
finest stock of California Wines and n1an1ies,
which they guarantee absolutely purc, aud can
specially recommend them for thotr general excof.
lcnce, 1t lowest prices. III Randolph dtsoct.
, 1877-12-20
A Family AFFAIR.

Ny "mother-iu-1aw" says mukt ret "that
wifc OF mine" q new "Automatic " Wilcox 4;
Gibbs, because 1t Is the best u,ac!iue; the only
one lint can bc used Without Injury to health,
aud a valuable aud sensible holiday gift. :.10
aill nlG Mntasll nYcfllr.
, 1877-12-20
Field, Letter
&c Go.
EXPOSITION,

500 rcs 8-t Hourettes ut 50o; former
price, $l..5.
600 pcs g-t *noWilnkcs Mt S1.50; former
price g3.5D.
100 pcs 6.4 M'xch Cancels Hair. nil
wool, at 75c; former price, 1916.
200 pcs O. Persian Stripe at 75c; form.
er price, $f.25.
so pcs Cortle Roi ut $500; former
price, $3.50.
600 pcs Paris Novelties, ca, selling ut
less Than manufacturers prices.
Also large limo Of Lyons Norcltics; sell.
Ing at one-thfrd less than former
rriccs.
80 cases Of Extra Fine A1l-3yool CASH
,ncresn nnd ltcrinos at 50c per yard.
1000 pcs :}.i N1ntGlasso all.wool, at SOC,
former price, noe.
900 pes All.Wool plails ut Csc; former
price, 75c mil 00c.
900 casea nf cheap Dress Goods, neil as.
sortca1 aud desirable styles at Sc, 1Oc.
II 1-2c, 15c, 16c, 20c, 25c.
d,s errly Inspection avill Je
greatly to U0ttr advantage.
, 1877-12-20
ELEGANT.

Tho perfume caskcts, with Dr. rsfcc's Untquo
Perfumes. Al the perfamatory Of Steele s Price,
ITO Aantolph street, are elegant for holiday pses-
epta.
, 1877-12-20

r. S.---" Ft'ec StnOcs'' 3',tl.
crc}'U jire minutes from corner
State and Rantl0il2lt-sts. for
the accommodation Of our
patrons.
, 1877-12-20

For cramps. colds. chilli. ind fevess, tax
EanfoEd's Jamaica usHger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
TIE cHlLDRENS AYSWERS1RK.
sUNDAY-sCHooL TXERCIsrs IN wILLAMsBURGH
AED OTHER PLACES.


AND OTHER PLACES
More than $1,000 tired little bodies went to
bed IN Wulmnshurgh last night after the Sundas school
parade. AlthOu,h the day windy dusty, and cold,
the managers, not wishing to disappoint the children,
decided that The anniversary march should take place,
although anxious parents feared storm. IL July
ha'f-past O'Clock whom the services opened in tho
churches The children were divided into 20 divisions
including from two to four schools EACH and each
division had rs mcetngpace The principal
cIcscs were those held al the First Reformed, Lee
Avenue Baptist -. johns Methodist Episcopal and
Christ churches AZ the FIRST Reformed Church at least
700 restless children gathered who addressed
by the Row H. Porter Mayor Schroeder, the Rev Wn.
Merritt OF New-Iork, and others. Other features
music the recitation Of poem written for the occasion
b. George W. Bungay, and singing. Christ Church was
crowded by Old and young, more than 1000 children
occupying seats The PASTOR the Rev. Dr. Partridge,
tBe principal speaker, and singing by the scholars
The only other feature. The Rev. j. Hyatt smith,
the pastor. spoke the children the Lee Avenue
Baptist Church. being followed by Rev Messrs A. G.
Arnold and 5. NJ Hascrmau; tho children, Of whom
there were about 800 present, sang anniversary
hymns. At St. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church the gathering Of children exceeded 1000;
addresses made by the Rev. Dr. J. \. NJ. Chapman
and other clcrgymcn The procession formed u Fourth
n. ab"u, $50 p. H., and began its march through tnc
drco acu streets The ccrgymcn ana superintendent
were 10 us head, followed by band Of music Then
Camo tho divisions ~ order one of the most noteworthy
objects m the nrst division was beautli white 'c
Atii carried nIgl ~ AR. lc banner o. one 'tctloh OF
the division bore the inscription, The Try Company"
a. the IRE moved on many 81 Tic thulrh were l'II'd
q" shal from their places, r. qiHug great NiSl~He ON
the part of their uidius some oi the teachers carried
large bouquets and many Of the BOYS wore tDwefsi their
bu,t"uhoh- lar" were TWO OF three can0prd wagons
dIuI! covered with light goods, ln zach Of which tiny
t-ha crosse" looked 80 cOd rs 70 eFoht rom tLt' on
tbc walk here AMI thee word OF sympathy One Of
crave evidently Tor some scholar TLo id dioI SINCE tho
Inst ceichIaiiou On one banner Itpg rms Denedcion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
Rendy Thls Nlarnlns!


THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Containing choice Editorials Poetry Serial story Wild.
cisr- ETC. Conspicuous among the articles tho table Ct
content, arc tle following
DIR PAJoT tusuaiy strong ard Elective story b. MIS-.
I,le,ca HARDING Davis.
THE INGII9u LIBERALS, by G.. VS..
MORMON AGITATION. a clear and straightforward s'ate
u,ut OF The real facts in the lato sensational Nornon
Stories
4 SOUTH CAROLINA OPINION, being an utcIyl,w With
wade Hampton's next friend
B,..l,, these ore: An A-,.,.ins shot Accident 10
Launch. Dr Mary walker D,e,s Music ard tie ur.mai
Five Recruits Tor Turkey; Tho Young Folks Department
Naughty Toto Brel,laal e,c. Home Iu,r,,t, Summer
Fools AID Talks with Correspondence Evolution Of Soth
America, An Excited Warrior. Washington copies oriental
wsr Noas. Literary, Educational Political aat General
Sot.s etc.
ON the famors' page c. NJ Waterman gives his experience
IN cuuya,ug potatoes IN California and Josiah Ioopcs tho
horcutu,st contributes a chapter Pruning. There
other useful agricultural hints addition the above
Single copies sent free on application.
Price i'm wrappers ready Tor man Ave cents per copy,
one copy year. 80 copies s2 80; copies
extra S25. Postage In all cases free to The subscriber
Address TIE TRIBUNE. NeU.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
prrsRyrrn1,x GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

CmcAGo May 2l.-In the Presbyterian Cen
craI Assembly this morning after The oinn- ana routine
proceedings the Committee Reduced Representation
ordered tsat tho representation no the next General AS
scmby should De materially reduced. The report was
adoptod 10y a large majority Tho committee To when
was referred the report of the Board OF fuoialiens Ie
ported tat although the financial struscHcy OF the
imce had been Yell by TIE board the NaHo OF Ills WORK
remained uuimparcd. Esht u"T books had been pun
shcd ag-rcgitus $4,000 copies The n?rint0 "I FOR
ucr works ae-Tcgaed $4,000. ST. periodicals a&sr'-
gatins $50 $50 copies had been pat FORTH and sunday
school aud other periodicals make grand total OF over
half million copies given ont monthly. The comni>-
son employed GS missions rjcs who labor n 30 synod,
aud prr~uytorc-. They nave y tuc same H'ii"uiri
a. 900 volumes and EIauniuu,ly 10000 volume d1u
4-f -I} la.r. % tI.s.f IN" receipts were -jl,olO
and tge cN Icusos r2l6.OJO. They asked to: more hrP
ami uia0c 20 uuBIucI OF Recommendations Wluth were
considered pII4i.lN.
In tho afternoon session the Comm ttce on Correspond
rnce reported Chat try rJt received reports from VAR
on, member, OF tle General Assembly 81 $50 WHO Weic
sent to bear congratulations 10 other bodies, l. Icy
had received rctFu-s from several hynad" an iutl q
number Of persons were now present, SrluS ANY az
credited rir- eHtItIyr- 0t tlrr respective np"Ic0t I'D
b,u- greetings 10 This Assembly. They ic''muc'd'd
thlt the Assembly receive these gentlemen ts evening
The report Was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
RELIGIOUS GATHERINGS.
BAPTIST MISSION WORK.
ANNIVERSARY or THE AMERICAN HOME MISSION
AnN CONGRATULATIONS OF MEEICEE-.

ANNIVERSARY or THE AMERICAN HOME MISSION
AIRY soCIETY-ELECuOS OF OFFICERS.
Providence, II. l., May 24.-The third day
Of the National Baptist Anniversaries opened with the
annual meeting Of the American Home Missionary So
ciety.
President Robert o. Fuer made brief address on tho
importance and magnitude OF the work Of the society
Tie Executive Board submitted lis annual ioport The
number OF missionaries the past year was 233,
with 30 churches formed under their ministry l37l
persons baptized, and 1928 scholars gathered
into sunday-schools. The board asks for power to
increase the number OF missionaries The condition OIL
muttudes in the coorcj Church at the South is such rs
TO render such missionary crvce as VIII elevate Their
tone and character important 10 the last degree OF the
100000 coorcd people in The United States, a very
large portion are members Of the BAPTIST Church The
mission among the Indians has received a new impulse
during the year. The board calls attention To me i"cl
that the society is burdeucd win debt for borrowed
money 10 the amount of >iOA52 20. The total amount
Of loans in aid Of feeble churches outstanding is
sos 3d. Twenty-Five churches nave been aided H
Tb rs"rcrs rcrort was also presented rs follows;
Receipts mission and education, Sl1I,tlV 30 "a
uruditur,-. sol ~-2 -; deficit. @lo,l32 20. 5,
Rec.Ins for church Gdice fund, s57iOl si expcnd
lures 500 $50 81 bal nee uu hand. T6,''4 %. ILL.,,
Rev Emery II yncs OF BroOdyn delivered AN address
Dnrint the afternoon session it announced that
telegram had boon received from Buiudh' al lIr "'dl
Of the Rev j. Il. iasWcn from cholera; ana tiat ln
form tiou had been received OF the Increased ccDecs'
The Rev. - williams gavo an account Of missionary
work auIou- French people in New uglInd. II whom
there upward Of 100000 Catholics. Inc ~, =; a.
Corlcy smoke Of the mission among freedmen Inc ~
Mr. Bror lnetOn Of South Carolina SAID me erca' hrr
OF the people south schools ahd icachcIs ana '7'
T,e Committee ON Finance RECOMMENDED that an ef'i'
De made Immediately Ia raise 10000 toward inc ~
Adopted The Committee ON Ehio4m, ~ I,i ' ,,r.
h,c directors, 139 lie members ana ~ dceSt,ro plu
cnt. The Committee oa Freedmen MI>,louS i".o,,,
meuded That measures be iakcL 10 PIoI",c o
work among the fTecdn a. ana Ilt co."I'tl n'''DIi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25


A special cable dispatch to The Globe says :
The Sbada,d. in IN editorial The readiness Of the
Canadians 10 ii sut on tho sido Of England, says"
The example ser by the Canadians Is peculiarly timely
and ,raufvug Their gcO-Tl pnlCal position, dlFitd
onlg by imaginary lne t"ln a great power; nag
tJrrhf them bitter serarce all %" prrtfI ana
eyea ha urgent Importance OF tine question: Ih'y hN'
VII c,3rI IN u7prH"u ird agitation Tor tho ahh"Adti'H
Of 5 .jr country by tcr great uelaheor ana nave I"s
endured actual Invasion. The concdsraion of the Oh
proviucc, eli The Dominion H4' quckened among them
luyl fccu.- Iacy have rc,pluicy SIT about pFoyllu%
arly orsnHpd militia, Oi when our regular ollrI
sneak ma hc highest terms. ILty nave CIr"ltG htlS
schools for tao instruction a. COMMISSIONS" ana non
oict-s and cave gwen attention u ioid
trtlon. lawn. thus provided Tor thoN SAFETY they
l.,-o M. rested satisfied 20 know that were
they attacked tno whole force oI inc Umpire N"ud
b.. c-up.o,rd 10 defend them. Ihc} freely
recognize q reciprocal ohii@uOH ana Accordingly
,h.ir militia have >.ht oii,ts, through ihc HoNtih-
r,at "a ottawa volunteering to aOrNc ia ans phi OF
FruDrc . which they may b. required me oholN al
1. s-nt are SAID 20 amount 10 - t"th Oi lcV'V t
fbrryr a n-ginr1fV such offers were nos forwarded
home owing 10 ilf0rmaitlcS u the manner IN vines
tp, we're made That the nero threat az danger u the
I,iurre from Russ, ambition htS called iofAH sioh-
famous manifestation al Loyalty ana Attachment 10 ne
old utg lu FORM Of all Others, mos uheH IN l
t,royr the depth and strength ut tlh asirhn"hi. were
war actually forced upon rs Nc 40 NOT ""'t t tiV
,,.s nf service Woui bee t.ulupitd many irHtS idi'
,nsc,J Ctutsa Wound vie VITA the United kingdom lu
,sukiut sacrifice. Tor the 90 SIMON veal Apdil rom ne
prnpf ms afforded shat orr couuiTyntn ON
ri .is inc Al anlIc lose noJhHg al the ola l. lisa
-m their volunteering b. POINT al uEh Iult"it
iu .nrtaurr Inc Canadian mlili, I'D case ~ Wal VIC"
"A Iurou.an cutm', would become aldtpt Tor ga I>"-
i, .nfix and the West lude-, and would thl- SET it
for Use in that field the regular UJop7 "hi'" "V""
oiier,, se nave TO be malntau cd ~ these stdtohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
The CIIY or BECSSEL&


To me Edtt.r NJ the IrtbHHe.
SIR: The public are Of course deeply inter
c-cd in watching the progress Of the C'y OF Brussels
ard specializing as the timo ~ her probable arrival
Thus tar suc has been spoken three times. the following
being the dates and reported positions:
MAY ~........... Lat. 4G' so; lon- 80 ~.
Mag l...........-- Lit ~ .-'i Ions 80 .W.
My lj.....-......-ltti 1872 3ii long - a..
II was also added that ON the sth she 1880 miles
from Fasln,t Light and ou to llh 500 miles from l,-
,rpool. An examination Of ihe figure, VIII show Tint
thc latitude reported the lh canaot be depended
upon Il j. altogether improbable that the ship, which
shoull Doe increasing her latitude a the Time could be
in lat 49, " ON the Ilth after having reached 40 y on
the sth Probably the correct h-drrs are Is o--uot
40 59 Accepting this as the ships true position.
find that a a. distances ~ the city Of Brussels from
Fl-tne Light would Doe substantially as follows: May e,
$50 miles: lin. SIS miles; 10Th, 40 miles Tie
iIy pr0srr from thu Sth 10 tue lith was thus 80
miles bur next day thr distance made WAS lio miles.
evidently OBJ u uui- uaily good run.
IaAiu % % miles Ter day, however, as the fair