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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19


RIcAi H. s4a.
Mr.. John Bright said: Sir, cannot ex-
pect that any observations / may make can
oe OF as much interest as those which have
!ailen from the honora Die gentleman. who
liz. Las Just sat down; but [ can assure the
mouse tbat l Shall not go into any question
Vi manufacture or particular concern with
WHICH l myself may be engaged. Ii honor
sole members OF this House, connected
Win the various trades OF the country,
occupy three quarters OF an hour in dis
elssng their own trades r. Oh! ohf" and
tneersJ do not know how Parliament will
proceed with its legislative functions with
any rapidltF or any success. The mem
,ef Tor Lancashire has spoken on the in
sae9ce OF American produce upon English
Eoduce. He says the English produce de-,
;laed the market, but that the produce from
S rs United States, or 1t may be from the
Utomlnlon OF. Canada, will ,henceforth tx
ae market In this country, and there IS
s'eat deal OF truth in that. But let this
p s inquire. il 1t can, how it comes
S Sas the landlords OF this country and the
sn are not only alarmed but In terror
Ms produce 10 corn and cattle that has
S lug Drought four or five thousand miles
T Uii The other side OF the Atlantic.
nas question, think. that they,
iss. ,b lalrly examine tcheers], and / con-
lhsa. slat 4 am not sure that the statements
hs, nave Deen pxtrayagant or exaggerated.
ws sssc mes within the last two or three
rss, a swo gentlemen very ultimately con-
st,,s eu WITH these matters in the United
bgs es. ana have been very much startled
me so aM. tacts which they have related toll
aisn ss siand that is being occupied I'm
The isoa,.a 10 Che DATED States, ana With
qusiits h,a on of cahada, 70 sof magnificent
an told, fox the production Of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
How 20 Preserve q Piano.

1t i evident that if the piano i to r',,
main in GOOD order for mHny years good
car" mu<y ic taken of il. The in>irn-
nlrnt should be closed when not i'll Use.
IL order TO prevent tho collection OF
dust, pins etc, on the sounding board.
However, it must not be LETT closed for Il
period of scvcra! months or longer. but
he opened "rcr>i"naily, and daylight
allowed to strIk" III" keys, or else the
ivory may turn yellow. ind hard sub
slancc, no matter how small, dropped III
side the piano, will caU>r ra;tln@, jar
r;H- noise. 1t is in every case 'l"si iraric
tnH; IN indiarubhcr ar rl",h cover should
prnirc; thc instrument irolH bruises and
Scratches The piano should net I've
placed in Il damp room, Or left oi'cn IL a
draft u air l'Imi",S Is is n."Si dan,
rrr"':. enemy. ca",;n" tho. strinG< ":d
iui;""-pin> :; ril>t. ii!r ri";h used ~ the
c"n>!.;t",ioH of the KEYS and action ="
swell. whereby the mechanism will m""c
s.I.,.',hlv. or often stick altogether
Thi> nr,.lr< chiefly in he rainy season; !;
a,r, ia" lest pia"u,. na,.r Of the Nest
tlornu%li: seasoned material. are nCCcS-
>;tri! ; affected by d"mpncaS. the absorb
iirn h.in- rapid. Extreme heat IS
scarcely ">>injuriou>. The piano should
M"l tie p!arcd very near 10 an oHcn fire
or h"at"d stove. nor nvrr-cI">e I" the not
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
4 Wedding Episode.

The following thrilling story, which
has been prepared especially for the
English market, appears in the Han
FranriSro Post: AT wedding IN
South Carolina last month an incident
occurred aptlv illustrating social life IN
the United States. The bridegroom,
wiz" 1cl"ngrl TO the first Southern
families took exception TO the phras-
r"s"~v If the officiating clergyman. and
remarked: You shouldn't say th""e
uns whom the Lord joined together, but
Ncm "nS.' The rrraciIrr who p!Ided
himself upon the high toned quality
of his ian@rin"c. quietly dropped his
hand in:o tie poc!:"! of his s"rpiicc
ard intcrPolatcd: You jist paddle
y""r own canoe. Young trlicT, or your
troublc'll begin sunc rnaiI. I'm lurnin'
this tea party, ! am--a< D.! said before,
my beloved hearers .-i;osc uns us the
LGrl--'. Just then the bridegroom
made 4 motion toward his hip, but lc.
fore he could draw the minister fired
from his pocGct. and the Young man fell
dca,! ut hia feet. Instantly the Whole
church was !ili"l with blazing pistols.
in less thar five seconds the only person
left alive Mas the bride. WHO laG dWci.cd
behind the pulpit curly i'll the actI"n.
The Mathematical frlE;c cazcd mu,im%!y
around. and remarked rs sh" started !"
home: 'Thc-r >aifrocl;in" rcvolyrr> is
playing til" mischief round here, and
that's Z Gac:""
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
Effect. 81 Namuriu. RrclIErs!>.

"'h'I'"lr an "F'i"'n. : ,iN' ''I'''-
N,.n@ any crop 1t "rl!"i!'>it' 'Hrr"A.In@
M i"fuji;T' ana 'G.''': It. M"1'h -, ~ i"
'''"'" nv >"' ''', ,'''" - .'"'
ma}t''"waN '"' >'W'>'''u!ni l"I 'u''N:'-
lion W''h =""d ',ir';' Inc h"''hi Il"
'''.:'. ";'>r = "'f!\"' ir'" ''' ~'ti"'''
'.':.':: Disturbing -. ':'"~' - =
Sit .'.~~.'E.. i'rf'Nii ii M''''''''- '' .' .''
!"'' '.''.- -. ''';':' ','' ,'"',. ,; :, '', L
.,"'!.:''' ,: II, '.'': , . r.', ,.';, ,.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
I Blockade That Sh' Md be Raiscd.

The egre.s from the system Of waste mate
rial through the natural channels should be
rendered tree without loss Of time, when a
blockade j. produced by ar attack OF coasti-
patton, disorder which lfit becomes chron>
ic, is productive oi serious bodily mischief.
,Jaundice, severe headaches, n4u>ea, dyspep'
sia, the usual concomiantS Of the maledy
mentioned. all indicate that the hodlly func'
lions are materially interfered with. lloslet'
tef's Bit:ers is particularly etficarious in
eases OF this sort, and renders the habit o.
body perfectly regular. 1t IS Il medicine
qrestly 10 br preferred to drastic cathArtcS,
which are well calculated to drcnch, but
rnhapoilv also 20 weaken the inteStines. We
SAY unhaypilv, since such medicines are the
f,vo:itp resource OF many i!l.advised per-
sons, who resort to them upon the most
trivial occasion, and greatly to their discom~
ort and injury.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
Here's Logic for You,

Many people look upon a. Il.
Stephens IS an enormous logician.
Here is his style of logic: Is this thing
So: Certainly. IArplau>r and Good"
l. this other thing not 80: Certainly
not. Long, continued applause. ! Then,
my friends have proved that this thing
is so. Agreed. Then | have also, per
contra, proved that this other thing is
not 50. Agreed. And, my friends, I
am willing to prove thi. to the whole
country" Deafening applause.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
I. kIN,.Svorp < Sons.

Tu,. .ir. eat. in-uirranr whIcr -iivtl"p"S
the :unr. anG tine he mir I'ass"grS, * rS>
.,"nln ~ S,n-il,>.'. md Il :l!@it irritation q:
i lrrrrrS,-, nni u rrd' very r"rd!y. les
,av.nrriing ih!s. use, i you an, a.tarked hy
! "ou:ii az cold, tina. in"oilp@r"nle puim"n'c
"rG prcvrI.Iir" "i ronS"nlp;lou. Dr. fl1iPs
T. lam for the !.Hnge. which Invariably gives
s.r.ry rC!i-i GnI nltrHt"iy effect co!h>
- e;. our. in all cases where the brrnIhir,
rr ans we effected. U.c It in tire and pre-.
ycu5 serious uronchla! trouble. Sold by all
lruv,,i>t.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
The Busiupss Room.

One Of the btsi indications Of tie re-
vivAl III business is afforded by the news
reported Of Nelson's Business College
of Cincinnati.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

IrAnvIILE isn't as healthy country
as many people suppose. Four suicides,
eight hanginSS, and two cases OF tar and
feathers j. the record for the month.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

For coughs, colds, and throat disorders,
u>e "BrOwn'S Bronchial Troches," having
proved rEeir efficacy hyN test of many years.
~ cents u hex
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

Each maker ni Cabins, or rarlo" Organs
ahvertises his OWE a" best. But the eIamiT'
aiionS al me great WORLDS exhibitions have
but one r">Ilt. A. every one fcr dozen
wears Mason \ lIGmtin Organs have been
fnuad hest Tney ARE awarded the gold
rnrI,I ., the Paris Exhibition this year.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

II. W. lrhn>' Asbestos Liquid Paints are
s.fir.Iy pur" !inseed oi! paints, and conta II
no water. They are The hest and most econ.
om,c,l paints in the world. Send for samples
10 - Maiden Lane. y \.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

can be saved every year ny the tsr'rcra in
tll;s country it they will properly color
their butter by using Wells, Richardson
Il Co.'S Perfected Butter q ,loi. j. gives
splendid Lame color and Lever turns
rei
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

Young nen. go West, learn telegraphy; sit.
uatinn guaranteed. Address i. Valentine,
MANAGER, JaneSville. Wis
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

Prevent crooked ooUts and clustered heels
by wr,rirg Iyous Heel S:iieners. Can be
applied at any time.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
t..JSb lst't, iAL..

Tray cure all diseases of the s:omach,
bowels, blood, liver, nerves, kidneys snd
urinary o,esn-, and 300 will be paid for
a r,sa they WI no: cure o. help, or for
Anything imru.e o. iu rIoGs i.unC in
them-Hnn Ei'inrs. Tns. them --Plst.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
& MARY J. HOLMES

Just ruili h",l ,',s rgOuRp. splcnlit
n..w novel hy ~. " : !. i!s.Ir:.' whose novels
scll ,nrm .u.l,. ut at, cad i;iG :-.r"il with
-nrh :uu r.-t. N...uIi,il;N hruWl. rf:r" i %.
~,NAl-o l?I.! ''!,. ur. editions g! iir-. ~ inr.
,tL,r vn:k> :.,in-.t an ~.:,> .,r~-l..', .;rv"r>
Eli:i. L., + -f.!ri BrnwrInr.- Lava. "tr
4. So .' al! l",k.,.li,r..
G.. " ttE..EinN =. = .. ''1!'iis '~.. - =.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

Good CullivHii"m Mr.. i.ilIlr:tal".
who ha> farm "n ilIr Ncr>ry. "p""-ilr
Liverpool. England. k,r2~ "i"hly-iir"
COWS .nd iftvcl working h"r.,~ "r ,hr
produ,r Of eighty arrr> "i amd. 'm'
acre Of land L" support y cow : coin
>i,irrrd Il small pattern IN Anirrira. lhi-
fact shows what thorough cultivation
will ,lu.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

! u",y hu - ~ l. VIZ i. u"'.:y ,"l,".
IL. Nr-Icll E"."r'l j. always L"y. =" sc'
Yea ",. ~ per C,TI.
, 1879-06-26

the interyiew. Which had beon a very pleasant
one, was cIU4Gl, 3i1'
Ths baltimore tsonspnrtc. Not Candidates
tnr tjfa Thrn,r.
fafffn;4tv 0asttts.
The cable dispatch published ycntcrday an
nouncing the death ofthe Prince Imperial in
the Zulu war created, considerable Interest in
this city especially sfnou9 the Baltimore branch
Of the bonaparto family and their immediate
friends. Some speculation waa tndutged III Ms
to the possibility Of oap Of trsa 1,onhtartes bc-
fnH called unot, In the qYGnt uf restoration uf
Tie Hotlauartfc1fnast succeeding to lie throne
Of France. To the credis Of Sir. Charles JoseptI
Bonapsrtc'a good judgment atnl scnsc.however,
It may bo satd that be dlscluims auy part OF In
regard Inc pro.nec,s Il c'hcr sl h.nse,f Or hs
older brotl'rr, Eol. Jerome Nnpo1eon Nona-
parte. beinE cail upol 10 at.l In t.lc 1'onapartc
restoration us wifbn tilt range u Probabilities.
reporter u lie Gaznte. found Sir. J}onapnrte
f!ia hfIee On ~. l'aul stteet, preparatory to his
tally drive to hfs country seat In Baltimore
Couhty. ar. BunapaTtn, thuuRh nut iilJcpend-
eently rich sfncc tic death OF h!s cranl!mo'hcr,
htlu by close npb)tcntlOh,, ,,pEuees to distinguish
htmtclf In the profession Hc already adorns nt.d
NY ti Which l,c has dtspla{sd great legal asuncn
na forens't ability IT, rsssvea t1c % xtsi.or
lnnerlat's death wus mentioned, expressed dceo
regret ~ the caauity unli sincerest symnathY
,of s!le Ennrcts, now III her solitude at Chsca-
hurst lie ati received, no adyfccs confirming
''t report, but the character of f.e end lntclI-
gcnce left little or no roosn to hope that it might
prove erroneous. Immediately unOh reading
q" dispatct, h. te'cUraplsml his t'rutfier, Col.
bnnararte, AZ Newport, ASKING II 70 had re-
'lf's reH'y was tIsat, up to noou ycsscrt!ay th:
Colonel llau received tlutflt1lE The writer next
, 1879-06-26
MARIN q NEWS.
TIE 11ARuor.hfAsrE1,s,

TIE IIAHnOI-hfA9TEH9
McCarty has not hccn appointed 1farhor-
Master as yet, Notwithstanding si.c rcconlncntia
tlon the Mayor Kave him. Commissioner Wa!ler
l'as been tnqutring into McCartr's antcccLctts,
qualifications, etc, md docs not seen, to be
ready to appoint him or any ono ctse Mt present.
The haYor has several applications for the place,
but They nro evidently OF very poor kind.
Can't. l'rown. whose removal seems to be delcr-
r,'!nol upon becuusc It Is sa!d he Is Republican
III politics, was nppoluted at the tnslanrc Of
Redmond prtudistllo, Domocrat, when that
ceRt1cman wns a Cotnmissloner Of the old
Roard Of Public Works. and he }.as acrveti
faithfut1y and well, aud tho vessel interest
aud The great lumber FIRMS orc generally favor
at1o 10 his retention. Chicago las, Including
the slips, furty.three niles OF aockaKc, md be-
foro Capts. Brown and Cary wcro attpohtcd to
ters, a,ti tla prescnt incutnhents llnrc perf0rm-
cd their work with lrsa difficulty unl With moro
general Satisfaction TO tic great interests At
stake than their ftve predecessors. 1t Is deemed
Il Ercnt pity that Can't. Druwn should be re-
moved. atMl lint, too. for M gopd reason. Cant.
Cary, who is It,IowM M Democrat, hut, like
lsrown. nut a partlsan in politics, Will no doubt
tic retained, Mnt!, bsi.iE wel-tricd AMI thor
onGlllY.Tualll1ed man for the plncc, the mc,l who
haya bccn scratnllng for tic positions. and who
arc not At 10 hold them. need scarcely expuct
10 secure his removal. A Soclal1st, who Inns no
1un!tlratlons for tho office, uni whose claims
arc blscd soleY on tho sery1ccs he rendered tile
present City Administrator! In the last ufce-
It'll, Is alter flaG0 as ItarbUr-A Master, mil 1t
A said llaa bGen cuteavoriig to ReCur0 t1le re-
inoval of One Ut The present officers.
, 1879-06-26
THE AMERICAN nONApARTE.
What cn,. Jerome Hnys Of Prince Napolsou
aud 1Ifa lsr3,uI lean Tnlalr,o,es,

What Cnl. Jerome 6Rys Of Prince Napolqo,
t".rrspontfence St,a lori: t,.rat
Sv,u,,o,,s .Irrn ~ ~, "".
p..sa.u.a - 49, w., ' ,e'o"'o S"toeo1'
nooapaF'o ~ "efe' aha was Vlslted this evening
by by correspondent Of tl'a ''or'd. liz said thas
this morning, to learn OF tic death ri yo1,n"
ou,. ,,,a pr,u," i,',,a.1si ~ :. ~" ua VI 9uuae
s,a % x.a. atras H., tst,a' y. france "ae',
haya no t S r ~ te rfso woa
that 10 really could not, with auy ronfId.ncc.
,1ror ~, ,n,n,on f.,n .,'a ] w.! uon'uo'..s'
uaua,a.,o v WI % tat,a ,,,a.. M Iu ~, ,eason 1as Ill te
hohepatto fanny mere had never been any
Prince, except In the ordinary course OF oyents.
uaa mayer t1rcnmri m H., h., s,,,, =. ..'to.'S',
-oot i..ltI. ros.<,,,..,,, ~, ss"a1s a"lo1oa
sooe' "sAa, su"eoa"e"t.s uo asFaaRa"'eht was
as haa now aF'sen.
~ Should be bstter able to Judge OF tho
Prouanlo course a1laars wlll take,n said Cul.
nonapotle, after s!lall nave received my let
t'51 s Goona sa,. @ a %s. ays I ansan
leslrs o. llis rr!heo to 90 to tl,e front, for he
had always beGn k1!owh as plucky boy. Re.
Eassi'ne ri1hee H;epoteon Cn!. Hona3Mrtu could
say bnt l1ttla. rslnca Napoleon was ut course,
prob!ctn which at present Was very t,illIcllt to
solve: Whether n'a !'opn'ar. dislike to Prince
Napole9h "as lhe result N ulspoRttl0h natural
or acquired lIe sutlh1 u l!possllt0 10 suy. But
Of this 4u Was cettalH, that th0 Prince was q
lrlaa OF unalisstlollahtc abllty. Ito WAS BRILL
iaat Han. Whether or no t1a had great exec,1-
tlye abil!ty 70 could nut say, for tte rrinec
never Ind fsau an opportun1tYto display any. ItiA
true ha was Governor Of Algeria Tor aorls
l1pnths. II xas, however, only short lime, W.
la did not liks thu position 4na returned to
Paris befora ouu could t'igs Ut tbs rrsulta of
his admiatstFatton. Col. Uonaparto said t.lut
tl.0 difficulty botweeta tho family II Ma
poleon Ill. a,d the rrlnco Napoleon
occurred un.loubtedly after tic death Of
tho Emperor Prince Napolcou had
always been known % Republican, Or at least
= Literal. 'l'llu CulnlHl could not saY wIlet,~r
tic Imperial party would accupt Fruco Napo.
lean os EtnperpF, but II ttley did mt theru NUS
, 1879-06-26
LATE local ITEMS.

'Foln Ffeifer, Is years Of ago. living at No. 31o
jefferson street, waa arrested at O'Clock Inst
evening by Ofiecrs Carey aud Laugbltn Of the
West Twelfth Street Station, charged with mak-
Tug tlsI brutal t assault npnn barbara schIer.b,
was held In $l,0o0 bon,1s.
Leonard Miller, u years OF nrc, living with
his lnothcr and family at No. g Ewing strret,
ud ats best At ::o last evening 10 murder hi
revolver while tn frnnt Of No. ii Wilson street.
InaRmucll as the bullet lodged Ia Johns Left
cheek. causing only q slight wound, tho
feii which lc'l to the affair Is but OF smal1 i'm
stories Of tho lives ot the Miller family might
hare beer, worth relating. John saw ft to marry,
a few weeks ago. young wnu1nn who ID d.
tested by tis mother and all the other mcm-
nsrs ns ot tho family: md out Of THU
Yesterday the brothers met on Canal street, antl
Rn1nr words passing bctrccn them t',ey fought
q rallnli or TWO l:eunard Enthusiastically getting
ilr worst o. II. lie thru went homo und armed
himself with revolver, and, renewing tho
HNarrca In front Of the ab0vc mentioned num-
l'es, made a desperate endcavor to end
Ills lffc. After the shooting ho ran away
nsnt hid under sidewalk IN front OF No. 5J5
Icemcn Mcriruc and Casey, a,tl was then
locked up In tho West Twelfth Street HtatIon
Dr. Morev. VIII, dressed LconarG's wound, nro-
nounccs' It not at nlt serious.
Shortly after 10 o'clock last might an I'm.
known nlnn entered the saloon at No. ii West
Adams street kept 11 john Leonard and called
for drinks for himself md tlle fur or t1ye men
WIN wcrn iounutnE In the Dar-rD0m. The drinks
wcre4 OF rufrsc, sct up for all hands,
a'M tho unknDwn wns Af,utlt to de-
part when the proprIetnr suggested that the
round had not been pafd for, ''tt was only a
little forRetfu1ncss on his part, ho knew, and it
WAS quite likely TINT he wotlld not feel oiTctdei
nj the hint. you know" But not 10. The utt-
known Indignantly replied that he had paid
fur them. but in THE conversation
which ansuel l,o kept auspIctonsiY
mnyfng towards The t!yor. Fluatfy lle wont out,
Mlnl MI. Leonard followed. Nottcing tl.at bfs
1t'atl wns getting away at u brisk pace, Leonard
started to run towards hin, wharcupon tho
stranger Whipped o,lt revolver md fred full
ut him. The bail struck In tho left
hin, causing only slrht flesh wound,
mud was fuunl by Mr. Lconanl In Ills
boot. The woultl-be assassin ts described AZ
about slx feet tall, middle nGe, dark mustachc,
all,i wurc long dark trock.cuat. Hc appeared
weli-drcssetl nun, aud, Leonard aaya, looked
less like q beat than any Of tho genus 10 ever
Bnw. Detectives Hogan nr1 Mah0net Wcrc At
work upon the cas0 Immediately nftcs it, oc-
cusrencf. hut they Tcrc not able to find any
clew to tho man.
, 1879-06-26
Thu Weed.

THU WEV1I,
4 a com'eai story IL told uf two wsll.known
e.oatlttrn clerKy,ucn, ope u wlutn. undertook
70 Fnoika ttt 1ttler Tor u5lHu tho weed.
,,..! Brother IL" ha excIuiu!ed, without stop
tLat you clluw totacc.Ji'
Piled. '"3 "'''s' 9o's''' W.
IN ~ "Ihen would quit II, slr,n the old GENTLE
"ier.ni eG s1istgelll!f continued. "lt sAyeEy u,l
i ,agw1aceo' ~ Why, sir. even = llog WON'T chew
81 a"Ea'her O., 70 you chow tobaeco3's .sspou.l.
w No, sIrI, Ac euaWefed ur,o,v mill,
much Inhslualit,n. e'e"{t "'h
Or 1i,,,.tn' praY' which 10 ost like t4s hog, yuu
w 81 gu! aostor's fat sides shook with laupl-
well, ! hayo been fairly caught th,. tina !,
, 1879-06-26

bourne an,nx sayA) loft Sydney for Now nptnea.
THE pArty comprises Barn, Mac1ar, the famous
Russian sccnttst utl exNfnrcr; Cheynlcr Dtl-
M, WIN WIS tlis first to make N attenpt fruln
nta; a,ul Capt. Ler1,a,,. who Inns had ronsltlar-
able experience on the cUast pf New Guinea aud
elsewhere northwarl. Tile fnst.sailtng, three
nIastea American ssl,ooHer Hadlfc +. Caller IL
t!.o vessel chartered, nni her owner, Cant.
Wrbher, cnfcss heartily Into the pro1oct, and Is
In lnct partner IN The conetrn. FWclvc thou
sand dtlars has hc+n spent In The full equip
ment. md The vssset ts nroyisorcd for twolve-
nnntfs' cruise. a. the termination Of which sho
will return 10 Port .j4eIlso1. The ubject Of the
expedition is scientific aud commercial. Aatro-
lahe 1,uv will t1rst be vtsitcd, and uleuce the
teHt all ralfi Will tia examined, a1ltl. II possL-
hle. arrangements inxda for otteulng up q traln
with The natives.
, 1879-06-26
MILWAUKEE,.

Rpecial Dixpa'ch to The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE Junc 25.-Nothlng tlnrc In grain
frcl1hts to-day. Vessels wore wanted, but
none ready TO load, <
Arryed-schrs Dults Clint, Paige, Thomas
GAVIN, Angus Smith.
Clearcl-Sclr JcnnIo Matthews.
To-day prop Fountain City coIIled with tho
ecow Sandy Morrison, between the tlarhor piers,
crushIng the bow Of tlie little craft, and cnua!ng
her to fill.
, 1879-06-26
NORTH TOWN,

Tho North slus Assessors oce was visited
Yesterday by about hundred ta1nayrrs, who
seailncd their own mud their nc[ghborst assess
h'rIts with crlt!cal eve, bit who. with scarcely
IN exception, departed saslatrd at last. Thero
uFe not rnang very largo Taxpayers in tho
No'th Division, aud tho following list viii
a!ow the assessments ou tic moro
Important nrtps. Tho figures are
IN improvements nMd personally unlY, With
ltgard to rcu csiatc, lust Ye4r's assessment llua
venGtalIY been followed. IN Dcarburn avenue
anI Fine &srect thare has berN slight i,lrreasc,
a,ts " really west Of Wells street (wlth thu
Iha assesalta9t on t4ooas Is.a,ul pronurty Ilas
nasn materially cut a0wl,, anil It Wo,ltl seeiIt
w!t,t i'lash 1,!3ttce, ~ many u thu lots ti.eru
Mnn!a a1t sn'l to'day at the tnat years aasrss-
Ment. Tic largest DISBURSEMENTS u,l ueryonpity.
VIII tls corresponding iEurcs for lnst year, arc
, 1879-06-26
WEST TOWN,

Il
Complaints will 10 Heard lmforc tho Wcst
Town Bolrd at Koviuw UP to Saturday evening"
by which tIuc 1t Is believed that al1 WHO have
my intention Of obIcctsug can do so without tho
in1fet!ou of any hardship ly shutting down upon
the complaining after ttsat time.
The principal complaints yesterday were as
follows:
1sa :. fonnglovc. for tho Chicago packIng &
Provision Company, Objected to the assessment
~ $50, ,00o or any otbor assessment on tic West
tt'lc, claiming that tllc Company hal no prop-
uty In the West Dyisiott They wore assesac.l
III Warehouses A a,lI.It cornor OF I.ltmtor atld
rweuty-sucond strecfs, and, rs tic error wus
tShlens, It was uf course corrected. '''
stcTeila IL Dnrker, corttor OF Beach md Max
sell strests, objected to being asscssrl $0,Gl0,
euoas IN commission: The board hspri ,hc
complaint, but thu flrnl's explanations to The
sInount Of capitat Invested In tho businesa were
not perfectly satisfactory, aud tho only relief
granted was . reduction Of TIC assessment from
&G,0l0 to 81, 200.
{. X. Martin, the 1umber.dcalcr, claimed that
Ills assessn0nt Of $23, ,0OD wns out OF uli proppr-
lion. Tie hoara, remembering the pains the
Assessor llad taken with tho Iumbtr-yard as.
s'isis ssf. W. wess sspsssf "psssf t 5 Rn5s's M %
lad been unjustlv dealt With, and declined to
lcluco tho nutallnt.
:, Thu kick Of the dav was that Of Witlain D. r.
Nesd, the Ice man, nt the corner ol Western md
chicago avenues. lie lnalo hs return at 81 600,
aud n WAS apparently good deal surprised TO tlnL
tlat hc had bccn aascascd Sll,0NJ. 4 day or 30
a.o he cnsne into the Office mud told the Town
CLERK TINT he Moul be- content II tho amount
west before tho lizard yesterday with q long
s1atctnent nf bis erfevanccs.. Ihe Dourd
q ,tt,9 reducing linn 10 s'oSo est, at tl's ssniie-