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earthoTTake.
TBI BTTL VISITATION IN raw QllMiDl?
HlTWf THOCSAWD UT1S LOflT.
Havana, June 11. 1975.
hewi KM beea reoeived hero by way of St.
lnomaa of a terrible earthquake m Sew Grenada.
Tbe destruction wan greatest in tbe valley of
Oucou, on tbe Venezuelan frontier.
It i* reported that lu.ooo lives were destroys J by
tne iMlattiUy.
FRANCE.
W ouuvnut's account of the fall or na
POLBON'fl ROYALTY?PBTHHIAN INSULTS A
DECLARATION OF W.?B AOATN8T THE
FltBNUH WHAT TRI BONAPAJtTlhXS SHOULD
DO A# POLITICIAN*.
Parh, Jane 11, 1473.
M. Ollivlev's book in defence of the Ministry or
Wiilob be was the bend on t tie breaking out of tbe
Vranco-Pruasian war has appeared.
It declares tnat Pi ussla. by her insults, really
decUren the war. Ills Ministry cannot be Held
responsible for entering upon (tie conflict, for the
act was unanimously spprovod by ibo Senate as l
Legislative body. Nor is his Ministry responsible
lor tue military organisation, whicu was mo
worn of years bclor? it caute into power.
M. Olnvier claims for ins Ministry that id a few
months aiier its oraantziMlon it had calmed tbe
public mind and r stored Uo authority of the
government withou' employing either corruption
or lu'imMat.ou. lie publishes a loiter iroui the
Emperor, written a ter tbe lall or the Ministry,
expressing continued confidence.
THH BKST ADVICI t'MDIR PBKHINf CIBCCHCTANCBH.
lu oouoluwion M. Ollmer nrares the Bonaparttsts
to help the present governineut, maintain pence
and rosj'CCt the constitution, and when me oppor
tunity cornea for revising the constitution thou
claim ao appeal to tne pVbifiotte.
SPAIN.
laa CAHT.MT8 Ct\IM AW impost ant victohy
OVER THE ALFON8IBTB.
Pabis, June ll, is;&.
Tie CarliaU claim that the victory oi tholr
troops over the Alfonslsts at t'srlnena w.is an lm
porian* one.
They say that ooo ALfonsist Infantry and 3C?j
cavalry, together with arms and stores, were cap*
tare I.
ITALY.
AS BXOtTXD DEBATE IN THE PARLIAMENT?A
OAT 3KS8ION OF THH LKGIBLATUBH CLOSED
SUDDENLY.
Rove, June U, 1375.
In the Chamber of Deputies there have been vlo>
lent debates over the government's 1'ubilc Safety
Mil, which amends tbe law for the suppression of
brigandage and other disorders lu Sicily and else.
Irbere.
The bill la approved bv the Left.
Tbe sitting to-nlgnt was abruptly closed on ac
count of tho disorder which accompanied the din
cuMion.
THH NATIONAL BOUN'PARY WITH SWITZERLAND.
A royal decreo nan been issued promulgating
a oonvention between Italy and Switzerland
wnioh establishes tbe boundary between ibe t*r>
countries In accordance with tbe aw.-rd of tbo
arbitrator, Mr. Marsh, Minister of tbe United
Matt*.
GERMANY.
IX IUPEHIAL MANIFESTO AO\rN*Sr AN AlflBftUN
CATHOLIC PBKSS.
rkci.i.v, Jane ll, 1S75.
An order has been issued from the imperial
Cnauceuor prohibiting the circulation of copies of
the Catholic Gazttie oi Baltimore for two years
Wit Sin tho boundaries of the fcai^lre.
ENGLAND.
many psnaoxn kiimd bt a nvnm acoi
demi'?4 HAIL ht0uj4 ct thk mitropolrt,
London, Juno ll, ists.
A railway accident occurreii near Batb to-day,
bj wBloft several persons were killed and injured.
A HAIL stoluf IN LONDON.
A hail storm occnrred here to-dar.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
jjkjtf DAT or THE sportiko SKASO* it ifCOZ
hbatii?TUB ALEXANDRA PLATE WON B*
imjboabtbb.
London. June 11, 1*75.
The Ascot, races for the season of 1315 were
T rd'i/iu to a cloae to-day.
THE BACK for i uk at.BXAWORA pt. ATE.
tnc principal feature of the day's sport was tfia
race fur tba Alexandra plate. Tbe ittfwn weie
arren to uumOer oat of a hui*< riptlon hat of
twenty.une. Mr. Merry's doncusier, who yester
day wou the sou oup, came in a wiuuer of the
puto, with sir J. D. asttey's .hcsiup second. and
Couu> Lagrange's Pen D'Amour third.
condition op the content, <
?The condition* un er wtuch the race was won
Bre as loilowa:?
1 itk alkxanpra Plate of 1,000 soys., added to a
aweepaiakes of u5 sots. ea<-n, 16 u>r.eit. tor fonr
ye?r-o!<is and upward: lour-year-olds to oariy
134 lbs.; five-year-olds, l:? hn.: six-vear-olds an<l
**?? i, 133 Ins.} rnares and treldui#* uilowed 4 lui>. t
winner? of uay ataxia or prUe worth j.'^ooaova..
ir any country, in 1874-75.
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
?krman trbast/bt provision fob tub cost or
tub national bkpbbsentano*.
Berlin, Jane it, 1975.
' la tbe Pedtr&l Council yesterday tbe rrosldent
or tne imperial uhaoceliery submitted several
of supply to meet the expense or a proper
reoreaenration of Germany at the Untied Slate*
t*nt*autai Exhibition.
SPAIN AND URUGUAY.
tub aortth AMERICAN POLITICAL bill xa SENT
aw at raoM ctba?a rotamst war amp
oontots the republican BRIO pp.Oil TBB
hatana, June 11, 187-V
Tho spanuh man-of-war Isabel la catoiica con.
royed r,he uroruaran bark Pulg thirty miles irom
the eoaat and allowed her to prcted wlterercr
tier coramuoder wianed.
whkkk' wit t. tbet art TO ?
none of the prisoners on board toe i'ulf were
permit t?d to land sere.
wrmi Hteamers for the United Ststes rtfnsed
to uke them as passsngera.
CUBA.
f>ba:no ok TBB brvinttk AND TBB A
LOTTBET.
ttatisa, jnun ll, 1173.
la* pouee have arretted six psrsmntn tae act
?r prepat'.ag oounserfeit tax receipts and io'tery
tt?ke ta.
WEST INDIES.
Havana, June ll, 1875.
mlkn .'rom St. Thomas to Jnne 6 report that
Bit .i*4 been quiet in baytl .-luce ilic auppreeston
?f the ia?e conspiracy.
The smallpox ia raging with vlol^nc* ta PoB-:e,
T mo ?uoo.
veaaeia from tbsre are qaaraatias 1 is *11 West
Indian porta.
A KKrtPITE BY ooveunob TILDEN".
Locepobt, ?. t., jnne 11,1575.
oani'i t?.>raB, under sentence of death in this
*hf. WAS r^eoitcd this A. m. jj uovaraor ilidsn
bmui pewter. iui? ). tsti.
I PRESENTATION 0> a FLAQt
4 CntXMH-roN, B. OL, June 11,1974.
Governor Chamberlain tiaa obtained for pre
sentation to the Wufeingtou Una* infantry, who
?tart to-morrow tor Banker Hill, au elegant fla?4
designed after that under wtilcli the victory or Kort
Moultrie was woo la 1770. la uta let'.er request
[ In* Hon. W. 1>. Porter to make the presentation
in his aamc the Governor *aya:?"1 wish that ins
ilatt may be received by the Washington Ligiit
infantry as a proof of my per.toua! au.l ofllciol in
terest In this organization, and especially la tcie
purpose* and :oelitig? wtucU In.-pire their present
\isit to Maa-acliusou*. I wisii that it* presence
at Bunker Hill may sigafiy iba sincere veuera
Uoo in which the people of South Carolina hold
all who oore a part in founding Hie American
nation. 1 wish that it may c?il to uilud,
wherever It may be reen, the early
patriotism whlcn gave to America and th'> world
i the examples and memories of Kutaw and Hunker
litil, ol l^ixiijjjiou and King's Mountain and tue
| Hundred other battle fields *vhero South Carolina
unci Ma saciiu-ettn, the North and the south
mingled tneir host blood. If tnut early patriotism
u tboje rosily sacrifices are to have lull mutiou.
! It will oc wuon the Nortu and the South shall
again be untied by ttie lmlltsoluble bond
; of tbelr love of couniry. If Tho recent
j bitter estrangements are to be succeeded
By the sweet rewards of peace It will be wiwii, by
the common ellorts of the North and the south a
; free and just national government shall command
' the love at!ri honor ol nil sec inns and .States. 10
I nasten such results is the lunctlon ol those no-mo
rial observances in which the wa-hiagton l.itint
luiautry aad tin- (lag ol Mouth Caroliua will bear
a -lguiflcant and Honorable part.
1 i>ej{ you to imruftt this Mag to the keeping of
your oomtudes ol tue Washington l,i?ht Iniuntry,
with suou 0X!>res?ioua of patriotic sympathy as
, the occasion may suggest. May Heaven prosper
ana protect thorn while absent, and may the
uuuker Hill oi to-day bo to them and to us all a
?put sacred from beucclorth to national peace anil
fraternity.
Mr. Porter, In his reply, oxprossea a cordial
concurrence in the Henrlineuie ol Governor I'buiu
1 btrlllli ltd jd?i-:? "It HMU to in-* as 11 thoro
was ?o;uutniog Providential iu the occurrence of
tDc*e o?nteuniftl celebrations <o soon alter our
recent estrangement, li there be a common
ground on which the people of the North and
| .South i an rocei and look each other in the eyos
and strife hiiois anil renew their pledge* of fldell'y
to Libert r and Union without disparagement or
loiis oi sell t on either side, it is upon tiio
Hi.>und, tho holy p! .ec?, where their foreialhers
laid tic) loundatloa of independence and then
cemented tuem with their precious bleed.
Toe memories thete kindled will, by a
sorb of moral telegraphy, a dash trom
the first aitaM ol liberty, raised in
tho North r,o the first altars raised in t lie South
and thence (iliru.-e rhem.selvi"* as electric fires
through trie 4;,ooo,oiij of hearts that throb in
hycupatheilo patriotism over this mighty coutt
nniit. This is the way of ail wars to Drmgo over
the chasm. In furtherance oi this blessed work,
lei me express the hope that ou the 'i8th or Juuo,
1H76, when Houih caro ina, in her turn, coiebrares
tue victory oi li'ort Aloultrie, me bright morning
star ana naming.:r oi American Independence,
M*attachusetts and all of tne 'old tnlrtKcn,' will be
taero to take their places iu ihu picture.''
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
DECISIONS IJdN DXBKD BY THU COl'BT Of COM
mimiiokebs.
Washinbton, Jane 11, 1875.
In 'no Court. of Commissioners of the Alabama
Claims to-day the following Judgments were ren
dered:?
In case No 164, in favor of <;?orji? Crosby. ?J15 05;ln
pii'f '..ix, in tavor of UenrKJ W. I hoinpson. Sew Bedford,
SI,3,5; !B N'o. Ifcjtf. F. Van Biiithuysen, New Oriuuus.
il.l.'J ??. No. 131. Marie aaucbo, S3?! 75; No lt?, S.
j Koi'er. SHl'i: .No. 24^, MarK'inrita Ktinbr.l, H.6J4: No.
-??h, ti, Jnuic-i t A Co., >3.1113 33: No i."J. .lames
W (ianlee, adtoinlMruior. lifts ii; No. 260, Marion H.
: Medwiftk, 1510 tU: Mo. 2.3, Ju'.C* Bu?tollo?, $ rt.l; No.
413. Jaino* kybfti k, S '?.HO.'; No. 4.15, Urel/lii-r, $7'2; No.
4r.fi Wright K. Flab, $^W 9l?: No. 4"?. -amuet Aaron,
; S'J.tJO, No. f>l4, Thompson A B irne.i $64i i/.
J. W Jordan, utti roey, ol New York. Mihmlttcd, npon
j tho te?ilnioiiy rfivnn In case N'o. 170. die loUovcintf
oasei;?l^V. A HaM. urtiiiinH'rator; IS4, 0. M. JncK
Sun; l??. J. H. 1,1.mflill nt al., and 791, Henrv k'nlisey.
Ihx following ca??'? *pre *ubiaitt<-l upon flic
t(Mtiuiou>. J. VV. l>eiiver lor complainant, John
A i r*awt ll lor the ?0Vfrutnenf. im. Ji.tnph Len in;
577. J, II and L. 0 Icondmirn: 5g.H, Wil!i?in Holland;
57?, li. T. Parker; 591, < burl** WcUhaur; Ii7, '/. Taylor;
778, Nathan Koch; 410, Pbilip W. Molir, and I.LVi, tftuion
I'm oft
laic* 72*. 7A 7S4, 725, 7i."8. embraoluii the owners of
thu Kiectrie *park. destroyed l> / th<' Florida Julv 10.
1H;?. w?re sul'iuiHed uuou the touiinouv *ud oral argu
ment ol counaei.
? Adjourned.
THE WRECK OF THE VlCKSBURG.
SXaBCHIX') FOB THi MIHSntO BOATS?NAMES 0*
rtnrra or xaa stxxuagf. PxasTrs'Gr&s ?
oonxnuuu aid ahxxd roR.
Montxbai., June 11, UTS.
Sum. Torrance A Co. have nothing further
about tfco wrack of the Ylcksbnrg. They havo
been in communication wltli the government as
j to sending out steamers in saarcii of the missing
boat.*. The following telepranu bare been re
ceived id aoiirer to their despatches:?
Ottawa, June 11,1S75.
I T*iow\* Csi*.*, of D. i'orranee A Co., Montreal:?
I rlexram received. iluuiuu'iu I* lu Munuvjl. I.a.lv
Hi-id 14 the only b>at wo have: have u :i-*rar.ho i to
Bnow ii ?||? i. ?. itiUolc UaTe aluo tel'-a(raplind to for
?iiimeat <>r Newloun<llaB4 ra^naMinf t.><e*patrh
a < want or In aearcu ol inl^niiR boats; will advi>? vou
when 1 g.<t rapt/. . K- "? ft uTT.
OriiWi, June II, i?7 >.
I?. ToMHAac* A On. M tntrflal;?
Yo r t?lfcgram ).*? t reti tout to thn *m!4f?r of Marine,
Dor^hU't'T. N. h ih? -ecrmary "i ?-Ute t<>ie
(rapheil ti; tii? >?wl. uadMUI<< go^ernoifat to -?<? II iliey
coaid eraa aMMmar. WIi^I.iam t<Mir.i.
PnaffmtrrrH. N. O , June 11, 1^75.
Tr. D. A Co. M..nireali?
Yi ur t* cgram iaat raoel^ed. I ? t ! move in the matter
at uf ? wi'n a yi.v.v to inoet your wuthea
A. j nMlTlI,
N4MKS OF 9TEEK1GK PA^KN'.Kila.
1 he name* of onlf tllteen of t he ateerag* paflseii>
Ifem can at prcient be procured. They itrj as fol
lOWi!?
C. Perran. realiK nce unStiowD.
(4. U. Arniatroii?. of MarkBani.
rhiiiepn i-nnil, ootainrrt hi* ticket at Qntiirc.
iaaac Knaor, of Markham.
Mn. F'l. i;uaititig and infknl, or Sheibrooke.
? onouh, of Minncaota.
Jonn nelancy, or Meibouroa,
?. Burnar. Mary (turner. Thomas flurncr. Min
nit and (corye liurner. all Of otia family, aap
po<-?-u to b?- (iota Montreal.
B. t'orhttt, oi Montreal.
Mr-, i. 0. Barry, of Montreal.
A. K'topie, raaidenoe uuknowa.
THF. MUatMO BOAT*.
8t. JoirN, X. K. June II,
Nothing ha* been i?en litre or the in:4am / ?o.its
of *ne ?fainnr McWsOnrif. A sbarp lookout is be
ing kept tor meat.
THE CAPTAIN WARNBD.
Ottawa. Ont., /una 11. l?T5.
A nas^en/cr by the Dominion steamer Qneboo,
who arrived in thH etty yesterday, report* that
tbn ?*'i'?cl spoke the V!cK*i>nrf jn?t as the latter
w** aboot enconiiter.nii thn he. and that the "'tr
taln of the ({uebee warned tho ll'.-latfil ve*-"*!
not io rWk the pas*a(te, ai it was only with dim
cnlt/ tiifci the Quei?e>' wiw en?bttd *o jet through.
THE TREASURES OF THE DEEP.
A!f n*CID*?T O* IB? WAB BBT1TF.D?THC IBO*
SAFB OP Ifll CrMB**LAND BSCOYKBKD WITH
OKB HL'NDBXP THOT7BAND DOIXAP* IN OOLD.
Kobpolk, Vs., J?oe II, my
raptain Brown, or the schooner J. t\, arrived
here t?-dav in charse of an Iron safe or tha United
States man-of-war Cumberland, which was ma
Into and sunk in Hampton Itoada by the Confrd
erate rum Virginia, In 190J. Divers had been at
work on tiie wreck ten /ears, having in view the
recover or this sale. The lucky nmn hjd only
t>i>on at the wreck f< rtj-elght hoars wh-n ) e lound
the ?a?? burled in tnrce or rour ret o; mud. The
water at that place Is aevoDty-pighl reel deep. Hy
tue expio?lon o( a torpedotha aaie w?* cracked,
and. a-it was hohtcti on deck, a If* pivce* of
gold noln dropped oui. It l? generally believed
iaat thn a?fe contain* between |90,000 and tluo.ooo
la gold.
it i? c??lmatefl that more than lion,wo have
Noett iont bj different partie* in tr.iug to racoror
this trea-iure. Ihesaie and troa?u.e oeloug to
t.aptalu ttrown and O. K. Ma It by, ui tbia olty, and
Herbert Smith, or Detroit, Mich.
A fKTKltiKII RollV.
While Captain I rnwa wa? ^sai Ulnir the wreck
ha came a< ros? a petrified unman body, in a per
fect s'ate or i>raserv?tlon. It wat unhiut i>v erats
or fish n?d the flesh was extremely hard. The
i ip'sm auppoaei the body to bs ihn of au gfflcr,
una le intends to vettirn and g?t it.
A YOUNG WIFE MUUDERED.
KA9BviM.it, T?Bf?., June II, MT?.
Ana'rt-oiom murder was committed at Salem,
Rntherrord county, yesterday alternoon. Mr.
Wiiliam J arret t, returning home with hie friend at
Ove o'clock in the evoniag. foand his young wife,
a ver/ beautirul ana hlgttiy cttHivatea lady and
mnoh respeetei In that section, tying dead
on tne floor, with a cord tied very tightly
around her neck. It |a suapecttd tnat the murder
was prompted by a desire to obtain eome money
winch was round miasing from the houae. Mrs.
Barrett waa quite aloae, she having sen: tier j&li
drrn awsr to vialt soase friend*.
a B?2r<>, woo w te au?*tt\l iv a <b?, is eas
l??cM r?< vas "Une.
WASHINGTON'.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
Washington, Job* It, 18T.V
OHAXOX nr THP. HKADQUABTISBH Of 1'HX
NATION \Ii GBANOB? COHfiRiOH 6f THJC
OBDEIt.
| The headquarters of thi National Granare of the
i Patron* of Husbandry, wtiicu, evor since the
organization of tbe order In l*y<, haa been ia
Washington, will probably be removed to Louis
! villi". K.v.. la a .short lime. At the last annual
! session of the National urana* in Charleston, 8. C.,
I In February last, tho Kxeeutive Committee was
' charged with tlio election of a u?w point for the
I headtiuar'ers, to be located in one or the tlva
i Western St? ton named, and the ciunge was to be
1 nude wittin six mouths from tho 1st or Mnrch
I last. The committee. It la understood, have,
j niter dnc investigation, ne!ected Loulnvilie an
tho most eligible location, although It
wss expected that St. l.oiil* would be
chosen. Kentucky ?tands No. 6 an repuras the
number ot grang a, having 1,550. Indiana heads
the Hit, with 2.027 granges; Missouri has i!,02tt;
Iowa, 2,004; Illinois, 1,584. The total number ot
granges In tho United states Is 'J3,j00, with un ostl
mated aggregate membership of 1,600,000. Tho
official history of the Order, Just published by
the Secretary, shows that the tQtai receipts from
1888 to 1871 inclusive were less than fj.uoo, while
the receipts last year were $210,381. Tha Order at
present has |R9,ooo Invested iu government
bonds and *19,000 la cash on deposit at the finan
cial agency in New fork.
vvtsbxct AxioKNiiY bliss in consultation
WITH ras ATTORNK^ CVKMliBAt ON J KB
ctiAFT.m tnuktmkntk.
District Attorney Bliss. of New York. was at the
Trensury Department ror more than four hours
to-day on business connected with his oQlce. In
cluding the Claflin ami other important cases.
He had conversations with Secretary Rrlstow and
Attorney General Plerrepont conceraing his
action In the premises, relating to them many
things which he would not trust to writing. The
Attorney Ueueral incidentally called his
attention to the complaint made against him
by Wnlter V. Gibson, to tho effect that District
Attorney Bliss i:ad prevented tbe Grand Jury from
Indicting a New York Post Otltcc official on the
allegation of stealing newspapers. Colonel BUaa
made no explanation further than to refer the
Attorney Oeuoral to his old auswer to a similar
complaint made to Attorney General Wi.llams,
who dismissed it. Attorney General Plerrepont
informed Colonel Bliss be would rollow the course
or ltls immediate predecessor, wltnout lunh'er
consideration or Gibson's complaint.
THE RED MAN.
THE HUCPMEa POR TBI indian* AT KIOWA
AND COMaNCHB AOISNC*?LriTKB from A
Qt'AKKR AGBNT.
Washington, Jane u. 1875.
Ill reply to the statement made by Colonel Hutch
nt Fort Hill as to tho supplies for the rndians at
that agency and tiie indorsement of General Pope
1 that 11 wtta tale to expect the Indian* to remain
on the reasrvatlon with the prospect or
j starvation, and the military would not
i be held accountable /or any outbreak
J. M. Haworth, one of the Quaker agents
; for tne Indian Torritory, has written a letter to
i Friend Enoch lion?, .Superintendent of Indinn Af
fairs at l.awrenco, Kan. it |S dated Kiowa and
Comanche Agency, M?> 31. Tho writer says:
Anion# other things during tho past winter mr
people have suffered only lor flour and eupar as i
nave been able to give tiiom beef, oVon coffee
i urlx .Tn, bte' ,lH9 "ee" fiivon th?n much
1 i regular rnttons, sum n course
tTiJI? ?.n<Loe**"ar/ l(i Vreveut actual .luilering.
They have suffered for ftuur. The* emiat
subsist on any other kind of moSt
iniThii?* btutf?10' nnd ,tielr cultivated taste lor
and habit oi eating orhor at tides or tn? white
man a diet has nixde such an inroad upon thcr
na.ures that taey would not t>e satisfied to throw
away everything else and aubaut alono upon bu*
eeivn<ir'?n^'i believe the cattle wo Have re
ceded and issued as a general thing have
been very fair l>eef, as goon on an average as ttin
country would afford, taking the number in* j
Consideration. The
WANT OF FI.OCTR AND SlOAIt
. owin^ entirely to the freignt contractor falllnir
to do his duty. Tho large lucre.iso of sunohes
nece?umry for the increase 0f tu* military on to?
CDunt of the Indian troubles required a very large
oiuonot of transportation. The same con Tract or
having both contracts may rm ? livmr
matter thau he was propared to haudle. Notwu'i
s aiidlBK the absence or a part oi the ration la
kind, ami a great deal of talk to the
Indiaua calculated to unsettle tlieiu and causa
? ceitug or dissatisfaction to arise sruong tifem
' j??* warranted tn saying that they t,a"e
tested a feeling of appreciation oi tne ciri-tim
starces, and complained much less tbanwtwte
; people would have done under mo e invorahia
tirnUi'nftftD( ei' antl lB no 9ln*,e Instance do l o^U
man,|estatlon oi Dad leeiinar on theif
pan toward myseif or tnoseasaociatsd with mo,
THB COMMISSION TO NEGnnATB WITH TriB
BIOCT.
Washij?oton, D. 0.. /one Ii, 1171
A telegram was received to-day from Hon.
Auram Co ulngo, of Missouri, accepting the ath
poin:meni as one of the Commissioners to treat
with the Si out. General Torry has been seiectel
! on tho rart oi the army. His nop Havens oas ueca
i?2(15r?1.' nn "PPolntment, but he has not y?t sir
i ? m! acceptance. Senator Allison and Hev
I ?. l>. flinman having accepted there is enly oue
I mote Commissioner to t?e appointed.
RAID BY INDIANS IN WTOIfTNO.
CmcAtto. Jon* u, is-J.
Telegrams received at Lieutenant Qeneral Sberl
dsn's headquarters to-dav. irom the commanding
officer at Fori Sanders, Wyoming, state that a
fi!rt? or *' R?ck Creek Val.ey ran off ov?r
A*) horses on Saturday afternoon last a D.?i'tv
fo?"hlip.1 'n par^"m? """ M l 00,toat *>?UonP?at
DR. WILSON NOT DEPOSED.
Lotrinrni n, Ky., June 11, 1S7?.
The statement, widely published, that Dr. Bern*
oel U. Wilson, of the First Presbyterian church,
in tins city, has just been deposed from the min
istry by the Louisville Presbytery, is denied r>v
tnst gentleman. t?n tne contrary, he says that
the 1 reabytery withdrew the charges.
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHIC VL
UNION.
Boston, Mass , Jnne n. is:5.
The twentj-tblrd annual Convention oftii?m.
ternational Typographical Union came to a close
at three o'clock this ailernoon. a piiotograpii of
the delegates was then Iskea in front of the City
Hall.
The following gentlemen w?re elected offlcers
for tlis ensnlng year:-I'restdent, W?ner H. Be:i
of Philadelphia ; First Vies President, James Har
per, of Montreal; Second Vico President, C. F.
Sheldon, of Kansas City; .-Secretary and Treasurer,
William A. Hutchinson, of Chicago: Corrcsoond
lug Secretary, W. s?. Pride, of Wilmington, Dal
llieae officers were sworn in hv ti.e reiir.nir Vred
dent, to eac h or whom lie addressed remarks so
to?finrUt' 10 lhC ?mcU1 po,'Uon tllcy cho.sa
Two beautiful floral gifts from the Boston Re^??.
tion Committee were presented ihrouih tne VrJu
Went to Mrs. Daniel,on, ths ae egate from ths
Women's Inion, No. l, 0r New "tk city and
Miss Kenley, the alternate delegate, botn of whom
made appropriate responses. wnom
The new President, ou taking the chair mmie ?
short address to the Inion, and at precisely tBtve
o'ciook the coavention adjourned to most ?t
Philadelphia in 1*78. w oac#l Bt
THE CHRONIC INSA NE.
Qosbbb, ?. y,, Jnne 11, is:j.
The cor?er stone of the orange County asylum
for the tbronlc Insane was laid this a.iernooaat
Orange Farm. The building is to be eighty feet
long, forty wide, four stories high over the base
ment, and will have rooms for eighty patients.
Addresses wore dollvercd bj Dr. Harris, Presi
dent of the Board of Health of New York and
Hocretary of the Prisen Association: Mr. John V
, ?'-A,b?D^. President; Mr. ?f. p. i^trner'
of Buffaio, Vice President,i or. 0. a Hoyt of Al
bany, tecrelary. and Mr. H. ?. Kastman, of hough- i
keerste, member or the stato Board or Charitisa. 1
^cornerstone was laid wim Masonic ceremo'
nj?J' Delaware C'ommandery, Knights Teinniars
pres#,lt- A niimher of super- i
poor other couottej were
*nil a targe coacouree oi oeopie.
r,m ? ? ?
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.
THK BBPtTBLfCiN 4TAXI COKVBKTIW IT &AOBA.
ltlCNTO?COVTIDWCI IM PMEiJIDr.XT OBANT?
THJI LOTTBB OF THB FBKMIUEMT COMMBNIV
*D?fITBONO OPPOSITION TO TUB CENTRAL
PACIFIC BAILUOAD COMPANY.
San Fkahcisco, June It, 1&T5.
Tha Republican state Convention mot at Sacra
mento )estorday aiteruoou. Hon. A. A. Sargent
presided. The Convention adopted strong antl
rallroad reaolutiona, whicU were supported by
George C. Gorb.uu la a vigorcu# speech,
denouncing me catitral Pacific. Governor
Pacheco wan withdrawn as a candidate (or Gov
ernor and T. G. l'uel; s nominated by acclamation.
JoriepB M. liavia was uomiaaied lor Lieutenant
Governor and O. H. Hallet for secretary of stato.
ComptroJler, J. J. Green; Kurvoynr, H. K. Gardner;
Treasurer, William JiecKman; Attorney General,
K. i). Sawyer; Clerk of the .Sunfine Court, Grant
I. Talari, and Supoiluttiudcnt or Public luatruc
tiou, Llzra c. C'arr.
TUK PI.ATVOR*.
Tno loUowlug declaration of principles waa sub
mitted to me Convention
iho republican party of California, in st#i<? Conven
tion assembled. m.iKe.1 ilii' following additional docLara
tloii ot priuciptus, reutllriniiig tin) Mute piat.uriu ut 1(571
an J lliu national platform ot IH7_*
K.'hoIvihi Jli.it wc have undiminished confldcnee in
the wwiioiu, patriotism uiul integrity 01 the present
Chief Muginliato ot thy I tilted tntes, L'ly^<ei S. lirstlt,
uiul join our political brethren throughout the Union in
the Cordial miiU mriie*l support of lii> administration, in
the fullest recog u:tion ot lits illustrious career In the
military an,I civil M-rvu-e, and In coudi-uiualtoil ol Hint
rancorous party spirit which prompt* his aud our
meinles In as nneonniilrred and umu.it attacks on tiim
as tlioso to which his gi oat prnleueaeora. Washluglon,
Jacltson an l l.lucolii, were subjected during iliclr ad
ministrations.
Kenolvod, I hat the letter addressed by the President
to the Chairman ot the Penusvlvniila Republican Mats
Convention upon the subject of Ins succession Is a lull
rsiutation ot thu slanders of those who chargcd him
with niti*iifii 1 ti i tor re-oleeiion; that we accept It a* ex
plicit to a ttnal settlement of the third term agitation
crea cd by our enemies solely to arouse jealousies und
diksniKioua l:i tha repubdean party.
Ken.ilvcd, That the thirteenth, fourteenth nnd fifteenth '
amen luifttbi to the constitution ol tliu United stale-i. !
added to that instrument by thu" rotes ol the requisite j
three lourtua of the states of tho Ininn, are as sacred '
and binding a" any ot Its provision*-, that they are to be
maintained by the enforccni' ut ot ail Congressional en
actment*, notwittists lining the opposition, secret or
?v,,v, ,-il, ut the democratic party or Inutile White
Leugues in the Southern otMos.
Resolved, lhat the conduct of that. Dor?lon of the
people iii tno .--outh wiui Jety tne fltteentli anieudment
uud seek, by Intiniulatiou or loi'ce. to prevent the law
tu. exercise ot the elective franchise l?v the Brent body
of colored cltlaens, reibb-nt therein. Is a rebnlltuus de
tluucc of the iiatiinial autnoil.y. and an attempt to pre
vent the election of the next 'President by the people, |
calculated to a rouse the worst passions of men. aud to
disturo the peace of^ the imtiuii. and should br met with |
by all law-abiding citizens. North and South. u? an effort
to re.vivo the tlsines ot civil war. While adiuiituiii that
dllTeri-uce.i of opinion exiat ai to tlie extent of the con
stdracy auttiujt the cou.slltutloiiul okction ot the Presi
dent in Iriirt, we deem it well to caution the people
aaainst sluniberina in the lace or dailiier.
Kesolve I. lhat. with all our counirvmea. ot whatever
section, wlio yiold obedience to ill" constitution and
laws and who do not defend or Justify those who di*
obey tbuin, we deslru to cultivate traurnsl relatluiii<,
w ithout regard to imre party difforence; we will at all
tinios unite with thein to promote justice an-1 uood order
and public tranquillity.
Resolved. That the cost of the State and several couofy
Soveruiuent.1 can und ou;ht to be reduced one-half, and
ta that work the next i.ouislature should address luclf.
This can be duiioliy a readjustmont of public huslncM,
curtailinunt ot the largo list ot ottlners, eoiployts, and'
such ruilucfon ot the salaries mid tees us will place the
public servants on a footing as to compensation
with nerson* in private business und immeiiiatolv abate
the almost universal pralerenoc for public over private
employment; honesty and economy In the maintenance
ot the various inaiitiilious ot the .-lata, total abandon
ment ol the practice ot voting the people's money to in
stitution* which were called into existence without
State si lion, mid by additional chucks and aafeyuards
to render ofllclal peculation difficult of concealment
aud sorer of punuhnn nt when discovered.
The next rcao utlon demands the punlshmcut of
citizen- adopting oorrnpt practicoa.
Resolved, That the republiran party will aid In the de
velopment of the resources of the - tato by all l?ffitiiuute
means, as itappcars that tlio sariculiurai capability of
lartci: scotion* cailuot he tully shown unleas sjnm prao
ticaMe suti m of irrlizstlon la udoptid. tnn lepublican
part) ilcinauds of tae l.i>'isla(urs that it a-suuie control
ot tlie varioiu lakes aud rivers, subject only to mininx
and mechaulotl righis. and provide tor its distribution
over (be largest possible area of irrls.ible land bv Iho
udi-ption ol a comprcbantlvo nyatom that shall make the
Irrigation works, to bo con-tructed tor this purposo,
part und portl in of the realty ol the various districts, I
and to lie wholly sunjeet to the control and manatee
men! ol thu owuers of the Irrigable lands therein.
l:esolved, That the freedom ol Iho state from eecte- I
slasticai control U of enual importance with the uialu- j
tenance of religious treedom lioiu ^tate control; that
the common schools and in?.|tiitioui of the S'nte were
established as a preventative of the crime and poverty
w hich attend lanorauce. and we will toU rato no inter
Icreoce with tttroni any nonrter, and that any effort to
di'iiie the sehool fund for the purpose ot eupporttna
sectarian si-hoots with portions tnereot shall be met
with all the ri- -Utance In our power.
lie-oived?ATrW?lhat the Central PaclSo Railroad is
a fitate corporation, aud an such amenable to the laws
of thu State ooueertiliiii corporations.
Stra,.<f?'That the relations of that compaov to toe na
ft on are simply those of aveqi and priticipui aud debtor
and creditor, so far as tin lr property wi.tiin this state
is colics mad
Th<rJ? The power ol the Slate over said corporation is
far from bavinit been surrendered by (he act ?>( the l*ej
talatuni in April, as claimed by that company, it was
ra:b.*r affirmed thereby tti these word?-Said com
pany I* to be subject to all laws ol the State concerning
railroad and teleuraph lines. '
> ii?i!A?That the right to re?n1at* fares and freights
wleneverit exists l? a condition annrxed to the fran
chise. an I is tiecesaarily vested In the govi-rmnent hy
which Iho franoliisv has been granted. Tha rlifhtto
collect tolls Is one of the essential franchises of railroad
corporations, aud the power to regulate these is atmnly
a rowiw to regulate the trauchl-e under whlen they are
ridleeteil, ami the power mnst be exert tsed by the au
thority creating the corporation.
/I 'M?That the existence ol the Contral Pacific corpo
ration and its ri-.'ht to operate roads in California rest
sannsivslv upon the antborltr of the Biato law; that its
natural character Is limited to retalu tha function*
wnlch It derived by the State's consent from Congress,
sueh as the right to operate its road outside of the st?t?
ard ta crra'e liens upon its entire line In tavor of tha
uanonal government aud other creditors.
Ihnf as a nei i ssary result of th,' foregoing,
while t'ongree? has the right to regulatu tolls over the
rovl on through and inter state traffic the -ut.- I.a^is
latnre has absolute and eso'usiva power to revutate tho
rsteiot ire tab t aud fares between all points wiUiln this
Stite.
Soesaik?That experience has shown thnt the railroad
companies where left uncontrolled, naturallv looa ex
ciusivelr to thslr own intorestj of en disregard the In
tero.t and convenient c of U.e public thav were i reated
to si rvn. wtierefi* unreasonable ra'es for freight ami
fare have liw-ii aud are still Imposed and unjust dis
crimination ma.ie ag.itiut communities aftd elaafe- ,,f
inerrliandise. an l many settlements and tc?m put to
inconvantence, and oven sarlously Injured, for the bond
ing up i>t localities In w hich members of the ootnpany
are Interested.
*(V?<A-That we recommcud that the noople should
exact In advance from candidates for the t.cgl-latnre
an unequivocal pledge?first that they will, it elected,
vote for snch reductions in the rates of freights and
tsras as will leave to the railroad companies fair In
comes on the actual cost of construction ut their rnada
and allow tor maintaining and operating the same to
enable them t? meet their Tuat obligations; second, that
they will to that end institute a thorough invesiigati?n
Into the aflairs of corporations, ss tb. y
have iiaaniw power to do, in order to
ascertain the real cost of const ruction
ot their roaIs. and the annus! outlays for main ainlng
an t operating the satr.e ; ana third, that tbev will. In
adjusting a tariff of freights and fares, iholisn all unfair
discrimination between some clatsrs of merchandise
and equalise rates between different localities, having
due regard to grades and enrves
Pesolved, That the republican party disclaim any
svmpaihy with indiecrimniat* war upon asai elated cap
ital wiih blind iti-regar l of Its rights; It Is entirely inde
pendent of alt corporate power, and it is opposed to all
x hemes In sut-, countv and city, whereby unjer pre
tence of provldltiK gas and water io communities. <.r
IrrH-a'liin for farming, a few men see* fo enrich them
selves by ImpoS'PR heavy burdens on the people. lire,
pels all attempts of corporations to torce Into offl.a
throngh republican conventions men who will guard
their own interests rather than those of the Republic,
and It expec'a to be judged by Its fti-ts and the character
ofllKaadtdates, rather thau by the tal.? aocusaiious of
itscneinie>, who after having had the Executive power
ol the Stale for the past eight years divided e lastly be
tween ihein. can present no better claim to public oon:l
dence then loud and tmptv professions and horror at
the alleged corruptions snd profligacy iu publla affairs,
which tin . Uiemaalvas have managed and controlled.
The eietentb resolution Invltea the co-opera
tion ot the farming interests in earrjlof out tu?
measures of the piatiorm.
1 he twelfth resolution dejrlea disunion in tha
republican tanks, and lnviiea nnitr or action ta
the erproacb.'ncr Presidential election.
OBITUARY.
PftOrXSHOS WtXIOC*.
Frofeasor WinlocK, director of the observatory
at < anibrldgo, Mui., died auddeniy yeaterday
mornlair. 1 It It mat., to tbe great regret of hi* ?cl
entific associate aud of bla fellow eitucus g> n<. r
?nr.
J ."DO a BVlCRSOX.
Judge Martin lijrereon, late a member of the
ComnmMon ou the Alabama culms, ilted at bla
residence, Ne*ton, N. j? yesterday morning, at
tbe age of aixt; years.
jxhkm ft. oocmorr.
Yi-eteiday morning tbe oodj of James H. Co
crort, eon or Mr. Cocrort, superintendent of tfta
government fortification worka at Cllltoo, waa
picked ap on tho South Beacb, near Port Wade
worth. It appeara that tbe young man left bla
faner's houae on Saturday night laat, and that
was tho laat aeen of Itlm by his reiativee until he
waa (ound dead. The probability la tbat be met
bis death br falling iroia a aaiu oat or from acme
of ttie dock* a'.ong tbe *uore. The deceased nm
thirty-one years o.d. waa a good mechanic and
practical architect and a graduate of Weat Point,
nr. Truer staiietrn Held an luquoat and a ver<:|rt
was randered in accordance (tub the /acta ao far
a* known. The body wm ouried In the Moravlau
cliurcbyatd at New Dorp.
i. AtTOCSTUS KTXfl.
S. Auguatua Milla, a well knowa ana very popu
lar stoek broker, died at bta residence, at No. lit
Eaat Thirty-fourth atreet, after a Tory brief tllaeee.
He wae a eon of Itarid 8. Mine, aa old Long
Itiaader, ana wae born tn New Tork la July, 1930,
Dp to the year iw he waa paring teller in the
i>i**ta*ui Bajik, auu 4lnc? tuai tiw ??u *gu
Known '-on tne dtref'.- in the year 1JT0 it* wan
a mtiHbtr ol the Oorsruing Otjnmitlse of ths
New York Stock Ktchange. Funeral sarvicsa
wHI lake place at hhi late residence to-liiorrow
aiteraoon at torae o'clock, and the interment
will rake placs the following day.
AMUSEMENTS.
TBBBAC* OAHDEN THKATB*.
Tlio Haul farewell performance of tt?e Bloat ??ao
oessful of tba op'Jra baujp repertoire, Lecocq's
sparkling "Giroae-airuflj," took place last night
at Terrace Garden before a Urge audience. MUe.
OeoOTroy sustainod tb" dual title rOl? with her ac.
customed cA/nana Clan, and uio teuor, De Quercy,
wm as ferocious a Moor as over. Mis* Lin* Wim
man commence* a summer whmii of ugh; comedy j
and comic opera on Friday n-xt. Tne lady Has I
tne advantage of talent and experience in tne ,
arduous enterprise which she undertakes. Mr. ;
Herman <;? aa in the business director.
OILMORf/b (IPMSCIII OAKH2V.
Mr. P. s. Gilmoro and* his unrlvall?*! military
band essayed a rather ambitious programme lust
nlgnt before an immense au iouce, and -'uccoeded
in giving a very exprosslve and artlstlo rendering .
of two overtures by Weber and Buppe, a fantasia
on ?'ll Proleta," the best ol all Weyprecht'a ar- i
rangeraentaj one of Meyeroeer'a Torchlight
Dances, a couple of wali7.es, a nolo by Arbueklo, 1
beautifully rendered ami well aooouipanied. and
a selection from '-II Crociato.'' Mr. (ill more has a 1
pardonable loaning toward Meyerbeer in nut per- j
romances, for never has an operatic writer ex
Uted that could prod oe suoii genuine musical
effects like the Franco-German composer. The
new cascade is now in thorough working order
and la an attraction In Itself.
MHSICATi AND DRAMATIC NOTRS.
Miss Jennie Hughes srogs at the Brooklyn Thea- !
tra to-night.
Aibani has mads a grand aoeoess in London this \
season, especially aa Hisa, in "Lohengrin."
Downing'* Hand is again In the field for a milt- J
tary display at Jones' Wood Colosseum on Sunday .
alter noon.
Mr. Max Strakosch will present the great dra
matic prima donna, Mile. Tietjcos, in concert,
oratorios and opera in this city next. fall.
Miss Kellogg goes to Booth's with her F!n&tl*h
opera in September, and tbe Academy of Music
will be left all alone. Whers'a Maretsek, tne Na
poleon of Italian opera?
Mr. Harkins, who has been so long and so favor
ably known In connection with Mr. Daly's nra- I
matlc company, will nave a very atlrnctive benefit
at the Filth Avenue Theatre on Friday next.
DIED.
RYKRsov.?At hit residence, Newton, N. ,f., on
Friday, June 11, Mabtin IIykrsom, late Asso
ciate inatio* of New Jersey Supreme court, and
late Judge ol court of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims, in the Both year or nls age.
The lunerai will tako puce from bis la to real- i
donee on Tuesday, 15th, at a quarter past eleven
o'clock a. M. His frieoos are respectfully re
quested to attend without tnriner notice.
[for Otftsr Deatfu .V?o Btyhth I'age.j
AT NEWPOltT, LONG BRANCH, SARATOGA :
and every other fashionable watering place in America
Ui-chm's Sci riiPB . oap tln.U favor with Urn visitors of
Ifto.-e resorts, who regard It tho best preservative or
the uliu tr-)Ui irr*taUons anl couiplexlonal defacement*
Oua t>o* ithr?<? 60 cents.
A.?
Bay to-day's f'ftaa luxcm,
the boldest and rncJ?-t Illustrated weekly publishsJ,
Four striking Cartoons.
Complete report of the lammaoy Rluf's Libsl Suit
uff*in?t Mr. Motolde.
Prloe only Five Co tits.
A BLOOD D1MKAMLX
? he btooJ bciiii; the source from wfclch our system*
tre built nt> and train which we derive our mental as
well at phy -u.a 1 t-apauill'lc*, liuw important that It should
be Kept pure. II U contains vile los erlng pohons all or
ganic function* aro weakened therein-. Hettling upon
important organs, as the luns.t. liver or kidneys. Hie ef
ect if ln-mt duaitrou*. Hence It behoove* every oao to
ke~p their blood in a perfectly huulthy condition. and
mt/re e.peciallv doc.s tlil*?ipi>iy at tills particular fceaaon
of tl>? year than at any other. No matter what tho
exoiing cau??i may b?. tbe real can** of a
large proportion of all dtaeiis.n is Mood.
Now, IJr. Pierce doei not Wish to place hi* Goi.uk*
MkpiOal Dncontn In the catalogue ot nu.iek patent
nostrum- t>y recommending it to cure every disease,
nor doe* he *.> recommend it. on the contrarr there ?r>i
hiiulriil* ot dUvam thd lie acknowledge* It will not
cure; bnt what he doe* claim is this, that there It But
ou - form of blooil disease that it will not cure. au.l that
disease 1* earner. He <100* not recomtnead hi* rtts
00very for that durante, yet he know* it to be tha most
searching bloo I eieanser yet discovered, and that it
yill I'rro the I'loiHt and svstein of nil other known bloo.1
Soiaon*. be tliev animal, vegetable or mineral. The
OtDiLt l)i?. on r.v ie> warranted by iiim to oars the wont
foim-ot ski 11 1 hte**es. a* all forma ot Blotches, Pirn
plea and hrnptiotia. also all Glandular ."weliin..'* an 1
tin! worst form of lierotulou* aiul Ulcerated wrjnt
.souk, Leg* or other part*. *n<l all Herofulou* Hildas**
ot the Botie.i. as Mluto Hweilinga, Beyer Sore*. Hip
Jiint a tut fpmal I'iaeaaca, all ot which belong to Scrof
ulon* di?nn*e*.
CONHKMKD nii? JOINT DI-KA3KD OITKKIX.
vv. tiaovs Htatiox, la., July 14, ISTA
Dr riRara, Butlta'o. N. Y.??
litis .Sib-\ly wife tint became lame nine vean ag.\
dwelling* would appear aud disappear on her hip. and
sim waa gradually becoming reduced aud lier whole
system rotten Willi diiea*<-. In Is7l a awellim brose
on hur bip di^ harifina 1 >ri'C quantities, and aitioe that
time there are several opening. Hare had fi?o doctor*,
at un expense ot ?U.?. who aar nothing will do any (food
but* *urilcat ope ratio*.
July U. 1871, he writes thuv?"Jty wife nas certainly
rccetved a great belli fit from the ?*? of four Umi-otkht,
lor *he wa* not *l>l?i to get off the bed and waa net ex
petted to live a wee* when ?hn commenced U<lux It a
year axo flic ha* been ilotne m >.t of her work r.>r over
MS month*.' ba* uaed twenty bottle* and at 111 using if.
Her rec very 1* considered ?s almost a miracle and w.}
attribnta It all to the me ofyonr valneblo nie.Iicino. t
ean aheertullv rcommend U a* a MMd pui liter *ij
Strength restorer J. M. BOM IN SON."
iiiNorm i* ?ol?t by drugitt*U.
A NATIONAl. CBLKBRITT?THE NEW REMGOT
for rtiptnre anppiled bv the BI-AHTIO iRl'^s ftw.
PANV, ft?3 Hr^Mway, t* patronised by inteliigeni p!iy.
ai;;ua<t aud ni^ mi In ererr civilix.'a land.
AI.A9ICA CASSlMiCRKS ANl> STHAW HATS
(if the ruling *:vle* *rc tbe special and laaclnating at
(raetlona oi KN(iX'd iMorr*. ^i'l Hroadway and in the
?lttb Avenue Hotel ftantlt-meu of ta*te alway* patrou
* the impnlar
DAVID'S SUMMKR 9TYI.RA OF GENTLBMBN" 3
II*t* arc noted for their pertect ventilation and iireuy
appearance, fient emen < Sim U ?W in great var.cty.
.Halui-room ;WS Broadway, oear Haane * trout.
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Itjineiy for Cbilu ?nn Karaa ?iii Uimkii.
USB DIAMOND.H.
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ttavtng *ecnred a large atook of chotCfl *t?oi*< t.efore
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talre*. % eirhiB] troin two to three caraw t-er pair, at
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Moniring* Iroui $10t<> $13 per pair extra. Aluo
at^ie*. ot atmliar *l/A. tor rli'g*. at tlie raine rtte. Inn
eoRktiMrairMti all *ii?e:?*. T-,. *l4. t',. !?,,
H-1!. ?"?' * e*rit? per pair, mounted lu th?i l>e?t and
late-t MrleJ.
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Addra* is Past l weatletn itreot
rlCTURKaQUt AM RBIDA?PUBLISHF.D BY D. AP
Pl.MTO.V A t'O, New York, eompritlng the enllr* M
parts or number* tor 'he two volume*, embracing tbe
principal points ol interact in tho he tutlfal and rouisn
tie seener? of ln'twi, a C09> l?r *al; Addrca* U, |>os
?*1 l(jr ?jJ viB*<
srrcw phrhcatio*?. \
<*/iR?BKAI. xHbKKAl VKllBil AS WELL A* U#
Vi ftguts."?5tirlU(fl?U I'uloft.
"General Bbnrnfun holds Ik* sworl and the ?ea witfc
e ?1(1*1 ?fcUL"?ttodaa Poek.
????* p^riS??> l**u ?.<e wplUbed military ?>???
Utn. ?Saturday kvrnltu iay?tto.
THB TWE.NTIKlTl THCKHaXD.
amioiu
o'
GBNKRAL WILLIAM T. HQIMUy
written by hliuself. ' ?
Complex Is two volumes. small tvo., toi pajeieieh.
Price. in t'lu? cloth. $i oO, sheep |7, Ua.i lurker,
.VI. tuil uTIey, $ii.
[Km the Richmond Wbhr.]
"He writes well His ii t?r?i pointed ?nD*iee
He expiosaes in" opinions jt both uten au t th, i?s wau
independence anil ireodosn."
I'TorU (lit' Bostou l' <?'
The book written b.v <?? :iwrul Sherman U ta striking
a reeoi 1 of u,|lita< y experience us the motforn worl.l
baa ever real it ia runi that a jrre.it coumiandur t? %
L'ood wrltsr, thi same hand not ytten being nifted with
the . to hold '-he sword aud the peu with s^uat
Skill. '
'From ttie Kprlngfleld Union.]
"Qaneral >herinan> at vie keiowes piuturesqoe ant
vivi! in t re a tiiiir id the iint:tb to the *e?, which, indee<i,
has bemi seised upon by all oar writers n rho most ro
mantic pas?a:!e oi tii-- war. '
[From tlio Philadelphia Puilv Telegraph. J
? Willi tew exceptions. the book U remarkably temper
ate. and it ia an eminent:-.' readable and ui<>*i iau:re*t>
lng narrative oi a i?n'.Hunt ml'itary career."
I From lb- Haturdar Krenfng Gazette.)
"Wo rec.ignuie him as one of tin.- brilliant soldiers ><
his era and as* man to whom lilac utiirr 1* very :ar*?if
iodehteii for what, he now informs it*, wa* ihu conoep*
timi M well a? the . urrylug >ur. >t ono of me master
strokes of the war "
i Front the Kcnnehec Journal.]
"I hoy nr? written in <in -?ff-haim, vigorotu style,
aboun I tu anecdote ano 'tie best account yet pub*
lished ol one ol tbe iuo-1 linporiaiit campai^ua ill fti*
late war."
rfrom the New Horn i Journal.;
"Viewed an a military wort. t;ie antohlrjjtraphy t* t
fenuinu Dlu iiMtDeiioii, aud i.ci ripioa a? uiii^uw a position
in uvordture >< Boawell'a 'Lit* of l?r. Johnson."1
[From the vew York Her?>d.;
"Khorman shown that ho can w ield the pan as wMl tt
the swora. Mm style U n* much ii is own as that ot ? anue
or NaPoeon. ItU a win ranatyle we ies a Kitted
man lolltn* hU lite In a plain, artiesa laahion, but wttft
treucUant rhetoric.'
I Kr.im the 1 rlbnne. 1
Hit the events oi the civil ?ur, in which he h**W*!l
hit illustrious lame U* bas itiven a singularly lucid aii'l
insirucuve lescrlption; hi? itrlrtureson niilit?rr aflTairi
are lufllcloiu aud wolghiv: but to innny readers hl<
portranurus of scones and inrMen*s of leas wnlespreaij
puhlieity. rrveslin* by fine glaneaa tho tralti ot ?
powerful and. lu some tense, a '.ini^uu pumonai ciiaraos
ter. will prove the moat nitcreiUug portions of tU?
work."
[From the New York Tltnas.1
"Thoso memoirs i?re b.v tar the moat int^restlnir stt'l
important contribution vet mad.' to um militarr hlstor/
Of the l eBelllon by any of th.' leadnu uotors lu Ilia ^reak
strugele. The personal history ot so marked a man tnusi
always possess extraornlnary Interest. When Itisro
luted'ov th? ninu himself, nnd in that peculiarly ra. jr
stria whn:h lieiwral Khertnan's letters and speechnC
hive in uie familiar to fho public, it not oniy Become*
absorbiurf, but tas.'inaiiiu. '
[From tbe lirentns PojtJ
"General Sherman has told rns storr with the moat
entire unreserve, and tlio story is ono which Amerioanrf
will be prond to read. We cannot help a feeling ot sat'
istaction In bein^ of tho same race and the same court
try tvitli snch a man. We have hero the picture of a
person resolute yet cuuilou*. bold yet prudent, confident
yet inodest, n man of aciion to his ttnger-ends. ye|
withal somuthinit of a poet! we see all through ihfl h.iote
the evitl'iiioes ot l chivalrous mind and of an lntelleot <it
suuuler lore* an-l precision."
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