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New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGroN, MonIay, Feb. 1s, 1S7s.
che bill introduced b. Senator Eu3ts to-day proposes
an Appropriation OF $4,000 to b. available imm-d.-
atey, Tor roOpcnins tao mns and assay ote az New
or
The House Committee on EDUCATION ali Labor. to-day,
heard further argument from T. q. Kennedy Of Wash
in.on In oppOO1 10 any restriction OF Chino iinml-
grafton in the United states. Tho commit % II hear
the inclusion of his argument next Thursday.
The bill utrodueod b. Senator HOar To encourage the
rmaton OF free pub l.brrcs provides that. whom
ever alY public library shall prove to the satisfaction OF
the Secretary OF the Interior that II contains 10000 vol
umcs and free FOR the Of The public nndcr reason
aOe iculOa.. IL sla bo cutilcI 60 receive copy of
public document OF Uthcr book printed Tor public
distribution.
Tlo President has approved the Joint declar-
ing that a reduction Of TIE distilled spirits is IN
oxpcdcut; a,sj, authorizing the printing and di>trbu-
ton ~ tbc memorial addresses on the life aud character
of tnc atD Edward Young Parsons, "A representative
froa the OF Nentu alsp, net to remove tue
charges against Leutrn int Charles Wlknsnr, late ot
Company n, lO2 Il = nent PcnnsyIydua Volunteers,
on n!c in the War Department.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

That perennial flower, Uncle Toms Cabin,"
was in full bloom last evening at Booths Theatre by
an immense audience The present adaptation arranged
in six parts, with taboauS and vast number OF ac-
cossores including musical performances by the Louis
ana quartet chorus of jubilee singers, Horace Weston.
the banjo player etc. SIR George Kunkel is most gen
temanly Uncle Tom and Mr. W s. Harkns tries his best
TO make a good 81 clair Miss Fanny Denham person
ates Aunt Ovhclia: Miss LeOnOre Bigelow, Marie ST.
clair: and Belle Wharton OF pitaby tenderyears takes
the part OF Era. Mr.. J. III. Rowe Is sum-
cien,ly brutal Leaarc, and Miss Marie Bates
IL n droll enough 70psy The cast is far too
long to print in full and there Is besides an
enormous company of negro slaves. Several very at
tractive scenes, by Messrs Morgan Schel and Smith.
are given and for the most part the performance last
evening satisfactory TO the many persons to whom
this ancient standby OF the stage appeals Doubtless
on succeeding evenings, the play will 20 more
smoothly. 1t is certainly to be hoped that
time will be saved in wav, for il nearly mid
night before curtain the Xth and last part
II the programme had been adhered TO- gentle Eva must
have been apObeosized after THE tribune went 10
press BY slightly increased In details the repre-
srntatlOn can be greatly improved. To men
ton only single instance. -. CLAIR, VINO
dies from stab wound furnishes at present the ruddet
corpse ever metropolitan stage. and not even
the most willing spectator can by any possibility Dc
hesled into the suppOsitiOn tbat he j. actually eIincl
The play will DC repeated indefinitely, with two mat
iG6es this week.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

Mr Kennedy Lady Cecilia Clancy miss Helen Tracy
and Sir Ralph Riardon Cir. whnen), the leading
figures In fancy dress ball. The DiGoaaaugh appears
in the role OF the Old Boy himself and startles the three
consprators by whispering their secrets in their cars
Lady Bedelia and Lady Norma struggling
in on o still hunt for evidence in favor
OF their legal claims, and after much
devious and mysterious by-pay, Lddy Ciancy Is inni-
dated y the DtaOulmdu0h into favOriag his plans and
D,Cad Boyne, being accused OF half-a-dozen dread
ful crimes, falls TO the floor Sir Hugh and
bis guests rush in, swords drawn. and
there IS confusion and opaqneness In the third act
LAZY Bedeiia summons Father BrGdy tNr. Maithews).
and after relating the the compact with her
daughters lover and champion, hands him the sealed
vackage which hsd been committed 10 her care Ihls
proves TO be memorandum book OF the lawyer em-
plOyed by his enemies in the LITIGATION Sir Ralph, 81
Hagh aud Lddy Clancy then enter The eeeption-room
in quest Of the memorandum book which convets them
of varied assortment Of crimes, and whie
the tongues buzziug the DGOumaHgh sncaks in and
hides the Then mysterious bell Is rung ana up
he pops out OF his While he Is making lite
speech to the company and winkiDg at lazy MoThd'
DgaM Boyne slips out gets the teltae book aud burns
It ND in the CRATE fire Then he turns upon the Good
Demon In triumph and virtue falls to the ground dis
c0mfted and used up.
The closing scene is the courtyard of the castle by
moonlight Lddy Norma meets her lover and confesses
that prompted by wOmans curiosity she had read two
item ont and saved them These pages do not go far
enough The secret told in the pages that were
burned is locked up IN the breast Of an old
retainer, Terry Cacan. who throughout the play has
said only two words, y-e-es" and " n-a-ue-h" lie
had to his master not 10 reveal the secret until
certain words should be spoken When the lovers are
desparng and the Couness s about TO be driven from
the castle Duga'd Boyne happens LET fall the mystic
riois password end forthwith tho old mans tongue is
lOOsel. Go t~hcs pickaXo. digs up box
in the courtyard and produces the marriage certificate
amld general rejoicing. The Didouimaugh explains VINO
and what he isa lawyers cierk-who knew the secrets
slmply because understood and had the
memOrandumbook. He renounces his rich and high
born sweetheart. and walks off fast, hut LadV Norma
sends for the mysterious bell strikes H. and brings hun
back to her side, whereupOn the curtain falls upon
weary, mystifod and bored audience.
Little need be said about play that ia so fearfully and
wonderfully made. II well set-one OF the scenes
beng very pretgand il tooraby acted, Mr. Clarke
In the title role bearing OF the hOnOrs OF the evening.
ard Mr. Cou!dOck beng very effective the old retainer
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL NOTES.

The Standard Theatre, formerly the Eagle,
will open doors night under the man 20
ment Of Mr.. william Henderson, "Osr Boarding House
will be the first attraction.
"Champagne and Oysters" at the Park
Theatre will give place after week 10 the new
comedy "Our Bachelors By Mossrs. Robson and Crane
Miss Clara Morris is to be seen III - The
GCyerness" for this week only
A concert will be given al st. Paurs NJ. f.
Church this evening by Miss Thursby, Mr. W. T. Caion
Master Lichtenberg. Mr. A. II. Pease and Nj. e. W.
Colby.
Mr.. Saalfed's second ballad concert viii
take place al stenway Han this evening.
The second afternoon concert by the Eng
lish Glee Club is announced for tomorrow.
The second annual concert Of the Newly
Press Club is to be given at stenway Hall next Monday
evening
DR.. s. Austen Pearce will lecture at the
Cooper Union next Saturday evening on the musical
Instruments OF all nations. AdmissiOn VII! be ifce.
Our young countryman, Mr.. Max Pinner,
who has recently been studying with Lzt, and of whose
success in varions European cities THE TRIBUNE has
several times contained some notice. Is expected home
IS to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

DIED.
BAKER-At Sing Sing n. " Feb. IL, Henry Baker aged
The friends Of family invited attend tho fnnera,
from his late residence on Wednesday 10th ins al loo
Train Grand Central Depot at II return train
Sing sing al 326 y. m -. a..
Carriages w Pc N waiting upon the ~ sn sIrya Sf train at sing
CIINToNon Saturday Feb. 49, Alexander Clinton NJ D..
in the sjth year Of his age . d.. soo,o,r =, ,,o Gin
onns Invited to attend the funeral from the Chnreh of
18th inst. at , = O'clock p
FAULKNER-At Great Neck, L. l., Sunday, Feb II, MIRA
Fnnefa Of her sonnaw Mr. War.
rsn h%sp Es @ IN SSg sb o. on on arr % train leaving Hum
ter's Point 80 N.
residence, 6tIve, 2d door above s5thst N Elizabeth
The and friends of the family are respectfully invited
attend brief service at her Late residence on this rues
The Iemans viii be taken stamford Conn, BY the y
o'clock train and the funeral services held at St Johns
Tsv sns aS sS1 @
nos fossw5Sa Ssed 10 i9cnths aud 2c DAYS
Inferred in Greenwood the 18th.
MAs0N l. Yp1ksr % @ n r. On m sunday Feb H. 1873 John
% NJ Ms Sa1 n an G eus ys are Sd S to attend the funeral
his late residence warburonave. on Tuesday l5th
inst, at 3 O'Clock D. m, ,.,.. ,..
42d-st. it is requested that no flowers be sent
NoRRIs-In Brooklyn SATURDAY, Feb l6 John D. Norris
Reives and friends requested to attend the
from s late Tef9c ES A. no $50 I0S M fen as
requested not to send flowers
OBERTEUEFER-Suddeny, IN PDadepnlA on inc latu
inst, George Herman ODerteu1er
Funeral on the 18th inst. az O'Clock.
PATON-On morning the 18Th inst OF consumption.
David Patton, ir. in the 18Th yearo his age. -
invited attend the funeral on wednesday Eeo
2cn5y ~ al 4Si Vest H& aR f CITY
" Il Eo @ $ "a TsaT Iss Of @sry 5s rs yd0"
lntermen at Woodbury. 2Oth inst at IL O'Clock m
As 3 aSG hss II
esq. OF New. York. aged "a years.
Funeral at D. n Wednesday, the goth inst at Bridge
port.
sIIRIvER- Saturday, Feb l6 Eliza c.. wife Of Thomas
Shr1ver.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at o'clock.
The remains viii be taken 10 Bridgeport, Conn.
sTOBO-On Sunday Feb ~ OF inflammation OF the brain.
Margaret RUSSELL daughter OF Robert and Margaret II
SiODO. aged 10 months.
The relatives and family invited 10 attend
Of her grandfather Mr.
John Baird 32i LexingtO1ave, Wednesday, 10Th inss
ut 10 O'Clock a.
The remains viii be taken woollawn by special train
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

no PROSPECT OF PosTPoNTMENT on ACCOUNT OF
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.1
WASHINGTON, Feb 1S.-Ihe Ereniag Star of
to-day says, spropos Of the rumored postponemnt OF
the Paris Exhibition:
CAL upon the French Minister this morning proved
the fasity OF the published statement that owing 10 the
situation uf affairs in Europa there Is prODi-
Dy OF pOstpOucmeBt of tue French Exposition, and
thathe French Minister Il expecting dispatches from
nis Government 10 tBat effect. On Tie contrary, MI
curry says that al he reports from Paris Of the Expo
sitOn favorable, and indicate mat there VIII e
nothing tn prevent the opening the lsi O May The only
delay connected with The Exposition WAS that NJ one
month"; granted this Government ON account OF the late
day II decided 10 be represented IL l. almost Impossible
that troubles Europe could Interfere with the LIZ
position all the countries there have about completed
their preparations Russia taken interest than
any other country and so TAR from having idea OF
withdrawing, she wants even more space.
Secretary Evaris sad this morning that he had
heard nothing to indicate tic possibility of post
pOnement of the Exposition, bat that there was
every indication that it would be held according to
the original programme The Supply and other ves-
sells will sail promptly as heretofore stated.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
HDISE BILLS.
PROVISION FOR THE DI>BANDAENr oF THE ARMY
UPON FAILURE OF APPEoiIIAIioNs-IIiE DE-
POST Ok SAVINGS.

UPOS FAILURE OF ArPEOrRlAIONS-IHE DE-
POsIr or SAVINGS.
[EY TELEaHATH TO TIE TRIEUSE.l
WAsniSGToN, Feb. lS-Thc following bill was
introduced in the House by Mr. Bragg (Dcmocrau.
of Wisconsin, a member of the Military Committee,
1t is of interest in view of the failure OF ie las,
Congress to pass the Army Appropriation Bal. aud
of the many important qUcstlOns-includlng the
call for an extra session of ConneSs-which resulted
from that failure.
Be II enacted. etc. that all the troops authorized by
existing law. including all officers ~ every gric and IN
every department of the army. except the officers ON io
retired l shall bc retained IN thr strv!cr OF a." United
States long Congress shall pf0vii' Tor their ,ui-
pors by spcctc appropriations therefor ANA n" longer
and If ConICs snail refuse OF neglect 90 make The nee
essiy appropriations for that purpOso at or bo.ore me
expiration OF the last preceding rscl year for winch
such appropriations nave b"th 50 iide' sun feiu' u
elect shall be deemed cquiYn 10 "m express act !o
the Mn u Snrth 81 Ie ns d.d '"
SIC 2 That The Pcsidnt Is hereby authorized aud re-
Quifed, whencvof The army sha hc dl,bdndcd puIrua
10 The req qlrcmenla o! iilS act - uslS"a,e anu "p
a sufficient number 81 officers ronhe rritcd li't "o,e
duy shall be 10 take charg" under the direction of the
Secretary OF war; o. ali military stores, supplies ana
prorory belonging 10 the Uai,ed States at the time Of
such disbandmcnt aud car ior and preserve the same
until Congress SHAH provide otherwise. .
sEC B. Tnat ali acts and parts Of Scs inconsistent with
the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
Mr. Buckners bill TO promote the deposit Of saw
ings and the refundng OF the National debt" intro
duced today is the same which he proscated to the
committee on DdhhlnS anu Nuiltu'y idAt N'Nh Va
SYNOPSIS of winch was then printed with the fol-
lowing changes The smallest sum that may be
converted into certificates of deposit is reduced from
$50 TO so. and tho denominations Of these certIii-
Gates are fixed at so and 500, as well at $50 and
500. la the third section amendment has been
introduced 10 prevent the Secretary of the Treasury
from making the bonds authorized by the bill payable
in gold and IN the fourth section the rate of interest
on certificates of deposit is raised from TO per
cent and made payable quarterly. The sixth sec
ton reduces the required to be held for tho
payment of savings deposits from 30 10 20 per cent
of the total volume of those deposits.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TIE CENTRAL PARK Plan.
MIR. CALVERT vAUX's PART IN IT.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: j have waited a sufficiently long time
10 allow OF Mr. Olmsted, disavowal OF the greedy mis-
representations made in his behalf by Mr. f. L. Godkin,
regard TO the authorship OF the designs for the Cen
trd and Brooklyn Parks, OF which I am the author In
every respect, equally with Mr. Olmsted Con-
sdcr tho case for moment Twenty years
ago. by taking the first name In our professional part
norshp relation he became especially the trustee
OF joint artistic property the Central Park plon TO
the conception and execution OF which have dey0ed
the very heart OF my life. BY efforts during that period
toward making the Park what 1t Is are wen known 10
citizens i have been throughout loyal 10 MT.
o msted under the most trying circumstances, us
representative, Mr.. r. l.. GodkiD. who knows al ne
circumstances of the case. has now the repusve pad
estate TO F. l.. Onsted. everything; to o. Nanx, the
cut direct. I call for another administrator Kespect-
fully, Y. 'AOA'
Nec York, Feb. 19, 1879
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
fresh supply OF Missisquoi Spring Water at cAswE
HAZARD & Co.'s, Broadway and 2ithst
IL sustains its Repufnticn.

For nearly quarter Of century has been acknowedged
that Catarh Remedy has equal In speedily and
curing cold the head and all catarrhal ahec
nasal cavities Its immense sae and great ropu.
endent upon and entirely due TO its merits AID
superiority all other similar preparations Very many
p having thoroughly tested it, now prescribing
III their practice. .-.
HALBURTos Ont. Jan. |. 1877.
DR.. ". " PIERCE. Buffalo, ". Y:
DRAR SIR: For have suffered with chronic caiarr
Last Winter IL became seriously affecting my
throat and lungs NV stomach and blood also sadly ont
OF order. tried physicians and several adyertised
remedies, obtaining but temporary relief MY general
health became that despared OF e Seeing favor
able notices ~ yoUr medicines procured onebaf dozen
bottles Of the Golden Medical Discovery and supply OF Dr.
sges Catarrh Remedy The Discovery purified blood and
restored general health the Caarrh Remedy mme
relief alter little perseverance, radical
effected Thankfully yours,
RoBEgI MCCORMICK.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
WASHINGTON.
A DULL MONDAY.

GENERAL BrrLRR's DrssATIsFACTIoN-NO POST
PoNEMEET OF THE PARIS ExHIBITIoN-ABGU-
MESTs FOR STEAMSHIP sUBsIDY-INsECr PESTS
OF THE WEST AND SOUTH
The appointment and the confirmation OF 5.
G.. Sargent as Postmaster OF Methuen, Mass,
have occasioned much dissatisfaction to Cen
eral b. +. Butler. There is probability that
the Paris Exhibition will be postponed. A
bill was introduced the House providing for the
disbaDdment OF the United States Army upon the
failure of Congress to vote appropriations for It's
maintenance. The Senate Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads heard argument in favor oi
a steamship line to Brazil. The chronological
Commission has reported Oh the grasshOpper and the
cotton army worm.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
r,SECT PESTS,

REPORT OF THE CHRONOLOGICAL COMMISSION on
THE CHRISTOPHER AND TIE COTTON WORM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUHEI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Tbe first annual report OF
the United States chronological Commission has
been completed and submitted to the Secretary OF
the Interior. 1t is elaborate and carefully pre-
pared document, and contains n mass OF facts
respecting the migration and habits Of the grass
hoppers, whose rayages several years ago produced
so much alarm among the farmers OF the West.
Many data are given concerning the immense
swarms of these insects which gather in the fe-
lowstone and Upper Missouri region. and thence
take their flight toward the Valley OF the
Mississippi. They shows conclusvely that this
pest is not beyond the scope of human in-
genuity in the restriction of its rayages' ana
demonstrates the fact that their absolute de-
structlon may possibly DO accomplished. Inc
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
MIDAIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Snlopsis Tor Mr PnM II NOHrs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1 a. m.-Ihe bar
omctcr is highest from the Lower Lakes 10 Eastern
Tennessee Colder and clearer weather has succeeded
the light rains and SHOWS IN the Atlantic states. with
high n0rtbcrly winds along the Middle Atlantic Coast.
Fresh TO very brisk eastery and souhcry winds, and
rainy weather have continued in the Pacific states and
extended eastward to Idaho and Utah. Rapidly falling
barometer increasing sOutheaStcry Winds warmer and
generally cloudy weather prevailing In the North
aud storm il advancing eastward toward that see
tIOn.
Indications.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising, followed
by falling barometer diminishing northrrly winds be-
coming variable. colder ana clear weather, followed by
rising temperature.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
CHICAGO NOT FULL OF REPUDIATORS
From me ChfcdaO EUeniaG Journal
n /t -. A 4 II

Mr. Chlttenden ana IUE NEW-l DIRK TRIB-
UNE would themselves great deal OF unnecessary
worry about Chicago and the ChicagOans II the fact
could gam lodglnent their heads that the vey men
they think they hitting" so hard not the
they are striking at There few actual property
OU ners IN Chicago who in favor OF the "chcap dol
lar" humbug OF the Bland Bill Carter H. Harrison
does not represent ChcagOs propery-owning polula-
tiOn when he 10 justify, advocate or vote for
the 4i2l2 grain dollar fraud IN Their name. Those
prUpertyowners OF Chicago who have given any serious
thought this question are, rule, In favor OF an
honest silver dollar fraudulent rretence Tor dol
lar IN the shape Of 9l-cent cOln Can lie NE"-
York TRIBUNE the distinction, and VIII ~, as a
matter OF justice 10 itself well to the intelgen'
portion Of our citizens its grauious hings al Chl
cago, which Is no on, ungrteiil ana ho
lOOlish or dlsh0nest tlan Is NeW.iOrAt
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
FAITH IN sLAM-BANG LEGISLATION.

If the House had the sagacity to put the
Senate bill right through, without waiting to become
bef0gged In the c0ncets OF members who desire to be
CONSPICUOUS foolish enough believe they
missions, and the President put In veto. his message
would be a mere form and OF course the bin would be
passed the veto, the band played Yankee Doodle
~ the Grant dinner In Paris-sambang. Then there
would be a good basis for good Summers busness.
greatest mischief In tbe country for years has been
the doubtful value Of the dollar" With the silver BIZ
law the country will gain repose the main financial
Qucston-an immense and excellent gan-and we shall
harch under the old standard 0f better days.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TIE SITTING BULL BAND.

With reference to the reported intention OF
Sitting Bull the frontier INTO the United States
the British Minister has informed the Department OF
state that he has received from the GoyernOrGencral Of
Canada c0py OF a letter from Colonel Mcleod dated
Helena, Montana, January 22, stating that the latest
reports FJrt Walsh give him reason TO believe
that the state OF affairs In that nelghbOrhoOi had
changed. except that sixty lodges oi sioux bad
.cd tne line and joined sitting Bulls band lie adds
there II grOunn the newspaper reports tnat the
Indians TccgOssing into the United States ana iia
such DOUBTLESS rrOpaSated by persons who
interested in the establishment OF mitary post In
the uri .hbuInoOd of Fort Benton.
THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN POLITICS
The Secretary of State has Received 10 IN
formation respecting the published statement that
through the representations Of Russia to England, the
United States, great maritime power, would be i'll
sited participate the proposed congress for the set
OF the political questions ut Issue In Europe and
tho regulations 10 govern the DardaEollos The
Secretary observed that, rs no invitation had
been received. there was no need to decline,
but traditional policy OF the United states, aud
which hal always been adhered to- nOnpartic-
ipa ion tho political affairs OF Europe. In the deter
OF the future status OF the Ddrdancles COM
mrrcia questions would be involved v hcn might be OF
interest the United States Although the secretary
sald nothing the subject. t inferred that should
au invitation b.. EXTENDED TO the United states TO partC
Is the proposed Congress II Womb be declined for
reasons fully known 10 the Governments .! Europe
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
Bnnss & Co..
CSC BROADWAY.
will sell at aucfiOn.

WEDNESDAY afternoon, February 20, 1880,
MANY VALUABLE BOOKS beautifully illustrated and
Handsomely bound among them ABBOrIsFORD WAVEH
LEY, l2 vols. Syo.: MUSEUM FLORENr1NUM, 8 Nois
DE BRY'S COLLECTION Of VOYAGES, in German Il; CAT
ALOGCE Of CRUIKSuANk'S WORKS IN vols; COOP
LUsTRArIONS; PICrU RESCUE AMERICA, yols-
mcO.. CARLYLES WORKS Library edition. 81 vols, 6cS
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Mans yissica Earth.A thorough Medical Treatise.
indicating Confirmed disabilities may he removed rhe
20 years study observation AMI PROFESSIONAL
practice showing the u Il viii insure Restored Man
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OF Obstacles to Marriage and of the means by which they
removed BY mall 21c currency OF stdlps)
Address sec, Museum Anatomy q seeIce li6 BdwayN Il
Pos, Oince Noiice. the ~ees endins
SATURDAY FEB. 23 1875. viii close at THIS once on
TUESDAY 3 n1 for EUROPE Dy steamship Nevada wa
Queenstown: on " WEDNESDAY. at a. M Tor EUROPE.
steamship China. via Queenstown (eofresu0noence Ior
dressed; and al for France Direct by steamship
Amerique via Havre; THURSDAY at a. M Tor fsu-
steamship Celtic via queenstown or
10 be Forwarded by this steamer muss
be spCcay addressed and at II IN, Tor Europe oy steam
shin olsata. Plymouth, Cberboulg and Hamburg on
SATURDAY at 7 a. IL. for Europe by steamship City OF
Rern via QueeBs0wD corresUondeDce for Germany ana
forwarded Dy this steamer must De specly
nidrrssef) Tor Sco;laud direct By steamship
Deyonia. Glsgow and Ut ll:3o O. NJ, Tor Europe by
steamship Neckar via Southampton anu Bremen the seain
ships Nevada China Celtic and City bern do not tsxe
mails ;or Denmark. ar0 Norway. The rails Tor
viii leave New.fOrk Feb. IL Ihe mails Ior
nassau r. will leave New YORK Feb. % The mails ior
Iudie VIA 81 Thomas and Porto Rico ma Neaez
uell direct will New Feb % The 2l for Shlna
Australia. VIII leave san Francisco March IL.
York, Feb. l6, 1873 L. L. ia NLc foslioasoeL.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

lister at Toks the foreign goods imported to Japan for
the month of October last amounted to o2997705 79,
and the exported goods $3.433.s47 80. This appar
ent advantage Is OFFSET by tho large exports Of specie.
which amounted during the month 70 $1I2s.0ll ~
against import Of only S22l AGO. Taking the tables
OF goods and specie together net balance OF trade
against Japan Of O2 appears for the month Of