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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
COMMENTS BY THE ALDERMEN.

The indictment OF tie Aldermen was the
chief topic Of conversation III and about the city Han
yesterday afternoon. few Of the Aldermen visited the
hall aud remained for hours in the Office OF the Clerk OF!
The Common Council talking with each other about the
Grand Jury's action. Some OF them evidently
much annoyed while others proicsscd 10 treat the mat
ter lightly Alderman Shells said that he felt no
alarm lie believed Recorder Iiackct to DE man OF
unsouud mind. whose actions would be- laughed at By
the punic TIe Grand JUICY lad been dictated to by the
Recorder. and had brought the indictments agaih'i Their
own judgment al what was neht 81 suppose MI
Shells said, shall be required 10 give bail on tues
day. and We shall he ready
Ready Tor wh.ti' asked Alderman saucr. who hal
just entered nc room Are yol ready to - to Black
wells I,laLd!'
IN, question gave rsc 10 some ic,'s ard banicrlng
aiuoas tie Aldermen present. They suggested HAT all
the Indicted official GU lt "a nave "Ir MIR cropped aha
to las N suppic~ of cigars and other luXures before
gong 10 the PrnitcntIary.
Alderman sau,r sad that the members Of the Grand
jury had made themselves liIrvlouS by submitting to
tie dication of Recorder iIack'tt. 81 undcrs'and.
SAIL hc hat Nh Ilcbrt cNest"d himself to the utmost
to care THESE indictments l. he DID not 20 INTO the
Jury room. hi- Influence was felt there ii
is co.mon Iuinor tlat n had several private
interviews with Am.dou. the foreman Of the
Jury. either az his house or nj some oihei
place The qur-,or raised III IL" indictments j..
serious oLr. T. Recorder l'rketiS nirfiFt iioh a.
iEc D." rrelrdu- "'riru'i .'A' were "i'"W'" ~ Il"
cuul-. tlT. s.tu OIL. ed o. trouble lI lIf CIV
cf MANY e tt, houses ,ou't have to 3r 81 ippcI 81
l-.r uIi. fat ,h>. bay windows and P'trncs. Jt.t
Imagine how lff-ff'. N'iH l''h u "H ''' n'..,''
Wtic altered 80 itl trlr 'nr+rcrr ihi-Il conn VIM
the street llr". lLc' cannot DE- "t iiW i"! to 't
aud another 'a" i' a." l"i "d 10 uh'I '"' l'" Wv
poo. ul raluf' ESQ 90 81 ''i. % 30 he ping H' -P'P'
stIrl B. .t.I tr urr o.. uic -tr'i' ,.r' iDt Ppt'ut
ave-. i,.Iarie,s. THc Grand JuiS SAID uothlhS about
Ah.I.u .ut .;.'o,I.r il.c,'u lave "a m@i''on' "h'se
lTtfif tu.ttii.t 90 '.'' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
MIR. BRYANTS ILLAESS.
A SLIGHT CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

q
HIS CONDITION THURSDAY NIGHT AND YESTERDAY
Ills DAUGHTER EFFECTED TO-DAY.
There were Indications of slight improve
,p.rt IN the condition Of William Cullen Bryant ycetU
dav shortly after midnight litte milk was given him.
which he retained lie appeared 10 relish H. and two or
three times during the early hours OF the morning glasses
NJ milk were given him. Afterward Mr. Bryant seemed
stronger His eyes opened and he fixed them steadily
ON one of the ladies' around the bed He gra-pcd her
hand and slightly pressed f. Those present concluded
from this act that Mr. Bryant recovering his men al
movers During part the might hc very restless
and several times from the bed and wa kcd through
the ROOM After short sleep he appeared To De much
more comfortable during the remainder Of the night
Dr. Gray, the attending physician, declined TO sec
reporters Yesterday. The last edition The EceniHg
Post yesterday published the following report Of Mr.
Bryant's condition at 2:l5 y. m:
Mr. Bryant sleeping quietly. his pulse being better
than any time heretofore during ms Illness Ne woke
a short time to take some nourlshmcn' and showed
an increasing sensbty 10 sounds aud movements abOHt
INN. Many of his accustomed habits OF attitude and
Gesture also are cOmn. back to him, and these
are regarded as very favorable signs Some days NAV
capsc before decided change appears as to warrant
rcd ctiou concerning the result OF his Illness. but
probaby by tomorrow night tolcrably accurate Jujs
mcnt the case may be passed.
number Of friends called at the house 20 inquire con-
corning Mr. Bryants health. Among them ex-
Judge Peabody Peter Cooper, Tnurlow Weed, ana
Samuel j. Tlldcn. Miss julia Bryant qua not arrive
yesterday. It would have been imIossiDe I"r er 10
reach the city until IL O'Clock last evening, ana OWING 10
her feeble health it deemed prudent Tor her To- re-
main in Philadelphia until TINS morning she VIII prop
ably be AT her fathers bedside this afternoon.
The friends OF Mr.. Bryant desire to correct me IN
preston which persons have received that he sal
ered from brain trouble before tho accident occurred
An intimate friend states that only week ago he heard
Mr. Bryant alludG TO his health. lie mentioned,
as fact worthy Of notice. the large mum
labors and reached very old nge. HE own
health, he said, was mar'ellously good. All III,
a-uses were perfectly sound except the sense OF
SMELL which no thought was somewhat IMPAIRED
This he noticed because the fragrance Of some
favorite flowers was not much enjoyed
by HIM now as formerly iils memory memory ,r a'S
dd thai the best proof OF has bodily health was tho
little use that be made Of the elevator IN lhs roS Bnn
ins II the elevator was not waihS Wheh MI biS"n'
ercd The building he would walk ~ the ninth story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

said 81 have been associated with all the different
Boards OF Health OF the city since the present Health
Law has been in force. and consider the existing
board To be the most efficient city has had Ger
fanny board Is deserving Of some credit that has caused
the steady reduction death rate OF the city that has
been noticeable during the past five years The mortay
during each week OF the past mas been consdera
bly, less than that of the corresponding week Of the hye
previous years. There has been only one case OF small
pox in the city during the past ten months which en-
tirely unprecedented. AZ understand II. the Health
Commissioners have acted In regard 10 the Algonquin
and other establishments upon their belief that u Is
better for many reasons. to keep these socaed oUec
tiOnable manufacturers in the city, than to
drive them out. The plan OF dsposng of the refuse
or slaugbtcr-hOuses IN the mmedatei nelglb0rhCOd
prevents any III effects from II. know II To he Tact
that the refuse OF observation-disclosures is made OF by
Messis. Rafferty, & Williams before the animal heat
has eit H. In regard to both establishments referred 10
in the indictments, | satisfied that the oNlers
have taken pains Ia procure aud make Use Of IN ihelr
business the most improved apparatus invented ether
In This country or in Europe: and this apparatus II
properly managed ought 10 prevent all onnsiY" odOrs
and ~ my OplnOn II doc preNcnt thrm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

.xrectcd. is shocked at the Improperly Oh MI
go letter He considers it a most extraoro'u'''
oct for Cabinet officer Besides 1t VIII nave no
oaec,. The Democratic party has lnStitu'eu 'iii'
;nvostiqation. and is in duty bound 10 carry d"
through. "No matter what the result 'he country
wnst certainly be benefited As II conscious 'h''
This was an over-sanguine prediction MI A"'in'
Goes ON 70 state possible result whereby the co,ii'
.r,, wonld not be benefited. for when the reporter
Of The Bosiop Globe, who.was conducting the co"-
,ersation. asked about a possible thrd 'er'' w
Cront the reply was: "Well, l do not exactly
know. but it looks very much to me as 'nouEn ~
was the coming man. When two poillicai pa1',
begin S0uabbling as at present, thiru P".N = 90"
most always called in, and it looks to me JuS' "'"
as if tbe Republicans may become 50 oeSpti''' 10
70 send for him to come back. If he Shouiu eve.
become President again. have no doubt nut tn''
ho viii os,ume or be invested with mIit;ir, uc
. e and then goodbye to all our Iepnbncan
hope for better things Dut theh, III
,,is inserted state of affairs there Is no khoMnS
ms S"' bappen." Who started the "sqnabbIRg
wal M, nrodmced this unsettled condition, Mt
Mans Nobody but the Democracy whom Xou
ore lacking up and encouraging every chance you
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DIED.

AILEN-On FRIDAY. May 81. ut No North Washington.
square this city, Anna Augusta Aleu- III the 1oth ye1r II
hrI
Retail, 70 and friends invited 20 attend the funeral from
her late residence MONDAY, Juue 3 1t 10 A. without
further notice. Ii particularly requested that 10 ho"ers
De sent.
BALDWIN, the 30th inst Mary f. younges, daughter
of the end Life C. BALDWIN IA the 18Th year oi her
, -
Relatives and friends the family Invited 10 attend her
funeral from e-ldcnce OF her uncle, Josiah = p0if.
Uodd ST. OF MdllndaVc, Orange, y j. Oh Monday.
3. at > O'Clock y. IN.
Iuttrueut Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
COIS-Iu Grcenburgh, y. " Thursday May 30 OF scarlet
Lhbe youngest daughter OF James ana Esel lOes,
aged 3 months and days
on saturday, June l, at 1890 o'clock
OHNSTON-On MAY 81 at Clifton. = l., ADns Johnston
aud infant SON wife and child Of Aigernon X Johnston
EI,uer.l from the house sunday afternoon, June >.
KEEPAt Loo pOrt Thursday May so Frances Rhodes
widow OF the late william Keep.
sMITH-At Orange y. j. May 80 Theodore IL. Smith. aged
- years. ~. a..
friends invited 20 attend the funeral az tho
re.ence his fatheT-n law the Rev samuel Huthnss.
l26 Main ST.. Orange SATURDAY. June l. at $50 o m
and Christopher Ferries al l:lO NJ
Interment al cOny enence OF the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CENTENARY OF yOLTAIRE.


A STATUE CROWNED WITH FLOwERs-EXPIATORY
SERVICES.
PARIS. Friday. May 81. 1873
The VOltaire celebration, which was organ
lied by the OF letters and took place In the Gazette
Theatre yesterday attended by about 1000 persons
The admission by tickets for which from ty CEN
times eight francs charged according to location
the receipts being devoted to the poor OF Paris The pro
ceedlngs were quiet and orderly. and marked by no
special scenes Of excitement
celebration held at the same hour by the Free
thinkers the American Circus, the Place Chateau
d'Eau. Tho admissions were by tickets. nut WITHOUT
charge. The audience numbered about 5000 several
speeches made. wholly devoted to proving VOL
iair"'s enmity to all religion. The audience
very enthusiastic. After the speeches, a
statue OF NUltalrc ClJWutd with nOWcrs.
Deputaous representing Paris aud the provinces with
banners. marched around H. While bands played, ana
the audience sung tho Marscalse. II was the original
intention OF tn" Uf the meeting 10 erect inc
statue publicly in the Place O. dtcau dEau, but the
Government forbade II. The Government also prohio-
tied public ceremony Is the Clerical party IN honor OF
Joan Of Are. Wllc The two NOaire celebrations were
prOcecding the Cathedral de N0.rc Dame was filed by
immense cJugFe CATION, consisting Principally 81
women take part in tie cXpatory services ordered
by the Cardinal Archbishop OF PARIS. The interior OF
the church darken,d eNpiaOry tapers burned be-
fore all the affairs, while from the pulpit discourse
Was delivered. IN which the preacher denounced NO.-
taire and glOritirl Joan of Are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
tNtTtlil,
aud $50 fine.
VIEWS OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
prnoiLnnf Chandler of the IIrnlih Knnrl


rad Yesterday, to TnnuN reporter IN relation TO the
Indictment Of the Commissioners
oh We M bail all ready when II Is called for. Gen
craI John A. DIX and DR.. Willard Parker nave offered Ia
place their names upon my bail bond when 1t Is
needed"
Were you surprised at indictment I" asked the re
porter
''NCs and no." was the reply. " Ia some ways am
and IN some ways not"
President Chandler then proceeded to explain. that
from the tome Of the press and from the conduct Of Ger
tain members OF The judiciary he had been led to hk
mat bill - Indictment would Dee found against the
board but that he surprised 10 see the indSW oI
An Indictment put upon one who had freely given his
services TO the city for eleven years to the advancement
of It's best interests ana TO the extent Of his ability
He considered it outrage which the City Of New
York was destined to be ashamed Of Certainly The
people could not hope 10 encourage tzhs To ch,I ih
public service, II THE WAS 10 be thcr reward Nhrl
i.,t~ccd citizens and not professional Ohcc-s''htI
Voluntarily brought intelligence, education ANA cncr-
into HE ryicc OF the cy surely they might cAP'c
lie mrthcr SAID that he felt that he and the whole
10 Ird had c1crtci Themselves TO do their duty Ih} d
uot depended entirely u'on their sanitary llspcc-
lois ia matters. nor even upon the SANITARY NupI
ntendcnt and his assistant BO,h he aud Df. JancWay
hal repeatedly Investigated causes OF complaint Ihc
Algonquin had been the cause OF acohnirt some uio
ago which finally led to ia reing closed Inc same wa
true Of the establishment Of Rafferty, Williams, ana
both OF these establishments had been kept closed
TO prevent any offensive odors from tScaping
This apparatus was now in use IN both OF these place
and in the opinion of the board II was sufficient 10
destroy all such 0dors They had the evidence 81 ther
inspectors the absence Of complaint fron ~. eil,Z1n
md their personal Investigations 10 satisfy them id
these places were not nuisances bu what Iurher hu
counter evidence the 1lanu jury anu s hepmg ssaSn
DR. Janeway did not care to ialk on the subject, n
stated that had the or samuel sloan ana hu5t
Flnt ST. Ready to 20 upon his bail BOND when IL was
sanitary superintendent Day refused to talk on the
d. Z. Ii. james, Assistant-santary superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
MIR. DOSBURGUS TRIAL.
t,uuINc Up FOR THE DEFENCE.

SUMMING UP FOR THE DEFENCE.
YESTERDAYS SESSION DEVOTED 10 THE ADDRESS
OF EX-GOVERNOR UNDERGRADUATES OF JAMES
n. sICxLEs's TESTIMONY
The room in the Hudson County Court
House. in Jersey City, in which the trial OF the Rev
George T. yosburgh, for wlfe-poisonns. is held, was
croded Yesterday Notwithstanding the severity OF the
Storm The argument OF Governor Joseph d. Bedle.
the leading counsel Of MI Vobursh occupied the atten
ton OF the Court the entire day.
..Ihe indictment in this case" said MI BedIe'
charges this defendant with attempting or intending
IN KIN hl, wife by the administration OF poison-tartar
ee,ie II the defendant is guilty, the Punishment may
DO fifteen years in the state Prison. II guilty,
no will be dragged down-and ho ought TO
be-from the high and sacred position no occupies
The defendants oath Is that he Is innocent Of this
terrible charge but side does not rest alone upon
this We prove that his notions have always been
straightforward and tho evidence Is not only sufficient
" give him ac0utta but absolutely to justify every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
EEcErnoy 10 cHILfJrsTIcE wlITE.

4 GATHERING OF PROMINENT MrN At TIE ROOMS
or The BAR ASSOCIATIONS.
The Ncw-YoIk Bar Association gave n re-
ccpi.nn last evening TO ChicfIusuce Waite, II the
United states supreme Court With perhaps one
exception, tho present session Of tho Supreme Court
at which Justice Waite presidcs, Is the frat oc-
casion In which n ChiciJuslioe OF the United
states supreme Court has sat In Circuit in N'w-loIk
The assemnIage at the rooms OF tho Bar Association
last evening though not very large. noteworthy for
the number Of prominent lawyers aud other ctzcio
urcsrut Among them. beside, Judge Waite, were
Secretary william NJ EyaIt-, General Hancock, Gen
cral ". +. sherman, ~ Governor samuel J.
rlden. D. W. Middleton. Clerk Of the United
State, supreme Court. United states Judges Batcord
Benedict C.oatc, and cNJutsc Shipmau judge james
~ woods Of the Alabama supreme Court; siG William
T. Richards chief Ju,cc Of The supreme Court OF Can
ada; Judge, Larr"morr, Lawrence and shea; Juds"
EaVa!o. Of the NcW-Yofk Court Of Appeal; District
Attorney Woodfvrd, Commodore Nichols, 81 the Brook
Ism Navy Yard FOrdham Morris. Win IN Allen Butler.
General KidIoo \. j. Nanderpo,, Professor Cherries T.
Chandler stephen T. Nash. General SANFORD. Gcorsr
Hale. v. ". Mcfarland, and General sWayhc, of IN
cinuatL
Eroro o o'clock the pnrorp OF the association were
nl,a with the invited guests and thc members Groups
-, s,,r.d lhnui Al. dl Grrrrt parts. General >hcr-
man wn- the ceutro Of mtercstod party To which H.
%"' "a ~ ~, -r'ru, In ann with S,cr,t,ry EyArts
Judges altr aud Richards. occup, simiar position
u, =" a. . rn,u,r ot shook hand, with the iuan,
r.,p. u,,.cntcd - them ire most interesting mel
dent 81 The evening tie meeting OF secretary tVhrH
and Nh ridden " zen tnry encountered each other ~
a.. Lark raflur. the, shook nai, ard began talking
earnestly. Inc peculiarly ol the meeting AZ
traced attention. ana VIM "TI , u,n', ~,
sryrlai yards Eyd,uty Iccng 'uat ihoJ were atlfaci
ing attention. they shook hands again ANA H''f"t-i
ii'rr was 10 p,ccu-uaaIug during tie evening" Tie
ocI reception MS iouo"cd 10y the ScrIIns 81 tGe su
per on The tird uooi ana Tie prominent quests e' d"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
MORE DEMOCRATIC COMPLIMENTS FOR TIl.DEN.
F,oia The Mar York LIDrcss
IIic mammalian womb Iii tie unity int

HIS NOMINATION WOuIu Eli INC pHITI IHHI
made II. Al political possibility he Is
corpse, and al the gal,anie twilchinss
and contortions he can possibly make VIII not
restore him 10 nfe. The Democracy OF the
country would IcpudIato him. The man has
no courage, 10 conscience. heart, 40 man
hood not single quality that inspires
enthusiasm respect and the iaci
fhst wDcu tho people elected him by popular minority
of nearly 800 900 and fair electoral majority. bc hos
tatcd ana dcbacd aud dibblrd wih eXrcdcns, ana re
fuScd 10 act unil action Useless and disguised
everybody with him. lie dl>trustcd the Uco-
Die, was rccrcaDt To his party, and false 10 ms
nositiOp: ana his constant buTTOwing aud plot
ing and schciniug keep himself before tine
country rs the Great Nrongcd, only Increases ue
re;elni cOutcnpt for hin II politician ana man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
PTELTC OPINION.

President Hayes never understood the duties
nor felt the l OF the responsibilities OF ms
office. he was blinded by weak sentiment Il5m and q
vain ambition Utica Republican Q!cp.l
The President boldly declares that he is not
to hc frightened. and that BE- VIII make no change In IN
policy Tins l. To he TcErcttt1-H little change M IN
methods would encourage bis lrcnds- Milwaukee, sen
tincl U;cpJ
Mr.. Potter may talk as long as he plcaSeS
about h peaceful revolutions buf ll rebrand- bc
safely flung about sport, and tie seeds ~ cslyucr
scattered with comfort t. the community, the AiIr! an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
MIDAIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDlCATIONS.
.sp.ogsis 10, The Fast - om's.

WA>HiYGTON. June |, Ia. m.-The barOmcte:
highest il New I'm gland; it Is lowest on the Middle A.
lIutic Coast accompanied by threatening and rainy
weather and high norheast,rly winds or Salrs Ooca-
,oual rams have also fallen in Northern Florida ana The
Northwest. The temperature has slightly iscu nom the
Ohio Valley 10 the Northwest the Lakes and Ncrthc
NeN-Tullald aud slightly fallen in Atlantic states.
~outh,a-,Iiy winds prevailing from the SoU'h gcst
o. tc Northwest aud Upper Lake and nortAcry winds
tIcncc eastward.
IIdicIitO1S.
For the Middle Atlantic states. rising, follow 1 ~
fliuug BAROMETER north to east winds, tHrca' ming
weather frequent RAIN ard rising temp nature
For Sew England, rising. fooWrt rs 'a iuS baron %
T. northeast ~outras winds. r;uoy Ell partly
cloudy weather aud tnc southern portions h-nt rams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
TIE REAL rURPosE or ARMY "REFoRM."

THE NEw-YORK TRiBUNE fclicltously refers
to Mr. Scacs- amendment to tie Amy Appropriation
bill as a diamond pin on a griiny shirt That's Just
vat II bnt If the 0iIny Is 10 be reduced. and large
number of officers dispensed with, the b proposes.
il will he pretty difficult matter Tor The war Depart
ucut 10 accomplish much IN the way OF u-eunc-. one
tue is c ,onabiy certain the reduction OF officers Is
intended nab" ultimately for lot - cN-rri"I-
who rc uc deserted III order to engage III the south
rebellion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

When Dr. r. V. Pierce wa canlitlt tor STATE senator
HIS plic opponents published pretended Y-i, OF his
ipular medicines hoping thereby - prejudice ~" people
AGAINST him. His election an overwhelming moilty Sc
hIs traduCtrs. who sought 10 mp ach hs
business integrity No notice would have been taken OF
u hot that IA 81 enemies lsnd
ssiu business man has his mi quota II enVOus
these bogus analyses Numerous and
formulas have Eccl Published, pu;pOrtpg TO
com. from authority aud II j. significant fact that no
brea AZ all Extraordinarily proving inc d!S.Ou
OF thtlt authors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
Massey DANCES FOR JOY.

We hcv got EN-. We shcl investigate jlSt ~
fur ~ sc wa, 70 ana tati VII d. ~ ~ enuH ','I 10
teach the Ab,Hnl-ts that when pure man lk" sam
yooel j. 1I!dcu hcz bought aud pad for an oi lie IL
coin 10 at H. We hey not 10 Hc hWlndlcl ont nv
vat WIZ Ouis by purciis. Iidcn Is "A great man. II
cost him uuc 10 buy IN" Honn1-hcn dud the 'cck
.huu not 10 hey I'm. We arc cuu To bee President.
am arIaugu II. You wn hear from me next week The
C0rIlels will lee electrified! The country Is sale, ana
DlmOcrlsy Is The high road 10 success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
NIpc;eai.r,s Care for Consumption.

Use WycHRsTER's HYPorHosPmrE OF LINE AND SODA fo'
lie cure Of Consumption and Chronic Diseases o the Throat
ard Inugs also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty Of
the Blood. Established 20 years.
Price 81 and y per bottle Prepared only Dy
WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists,
sold By druggists. 80 Johnst.. New-lors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
4 SCHOONER on FIRE AT SEA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-Schooncr Alice
Tarleton arrived here to-day reports, May Is. In lat
tude "a % longitude SO, British schooner Bolle
Captain Kirby of LuncnburC y s. lumber laden. nom
MoLne for Iiaya wrecked aud on hre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
RI'MORS REGARDING THE POPE.

LONDON, i IGiF, My OF N
4 dispatch from Rome to Tie Pal Mall
Gg-ee sl,, "The Pope is III in body and distressed in
mind By IL, plot, and cab designed 10 prevent the re-
forms he propOc- II i reported that the Pope mani
tests disposition 10 0hdcae. Cardinal Franc Is do
m h.. utfJ, check the machmaOn, or the JcSult~i
tie latter. On IL" other hand striving to secure
Cardinal f!aucLl \ dDWhfiiL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

TAL@, IIIuI!, Wy 'Ii I0'9'
Governor Mccormick, the Commissioners
General Of TIE United states at the Paris Exhibition
says 10 goods should bc forwarded unless space las
been previously applied for ana granted. The COmni--
s,Oucr euera cannot receive packages forwarded 0h
riWi>r Moreover, AL space In the American SECTION
been already takcn,and many applications have con
snninnIiL- hmm r.fIltoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June I, I n. m-Except a rise
toward evening the changes Of arpressnrc during ye'
ttrdlys rains were uuimp0rtant and snguleIy small.
The variniions of temperature were still less not
cctding l. Tie mos urr Of the AR Ia diminishing.
For TINS and Vclnlty rainy and cloudy. followed ny
crirlug weather DC expected to-day an Increase
Of warmth aad partial cOudnsss are probable C-mOI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
JUST KEEP oN THINKING 50, yrIGnEoR

The Democrats III the House unwiScly voted
to investigate The Loni.I.Ia aud FLORIDA frauds; bu'
who suppose that sam. TIdcn mad any uiUcncC over
the members. The Virginia Conservative representa-
tIvcs al favored the iuNestigatOn, We believe; Yet
them al there is not one who desire. 10 iuv
dae Mr Iaytss title s.at Nr. Ilidcn Pay let Us
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